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rpeide Mappleon NIT General !prit1 .9ez
babttat, fol- er Qebterer ben eute1' Natb
eeeeben baben, ba61S panier1l rem CREME
pei hes &ailes folasn, unp Cuba iobtrs7
ten ioue, foalanse IS nod nit Gbrsn sez
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babe. $# &5af ngI@17A 59l Ia@
mittlertpeile merptn| BON Spanien oue
Eruppen. ,relde3 1ur obaubrinaen, fnp
nod Guba erperirt.
pa ris.--De 8atl.r prdfeirte beute
in SPLINTER Natbt. DkERe8ieruns miro
teine &prdientanten gum Oseuneailden
Goneil mad 8pu, fsnrtn. M
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900 Grtunbi8un9en lber Sbre Gamtlten
Elm, ba Jpn bic aQ9emetne Grauer auf9e~
fallen mar, unb ba er b6rte> bab Sbrf
anbere Nf&te Elm Spfer Der Yerlen &C.
-tpprben,. erfranfte er Ypr @9rsden bar>
dter. &@eine @eue bie8sr ~ennttppfunoen in
tur3ene !3eit mar oufrt9ti9, Ser,
Baron, id erne0e tpas5ie leicen, abe,
febentli@ bitte ID Sie, fn&en @ie i'm
ni@t, fu&en sic nit @itltiD On 'bn 81
benferT N@
Des alien Barpns Strait unterla9 teiz
nabe oieien erdBli@en GntbaQunsen, e.
bal ben Dominifaner I'M S@rnun9 fiji,
Die iibrf9en @lieoer Der Tamilte. 81
tparb ibnen aeiuet cine betliae pFi@|
foroere bic perlen 3uriid. Man lief
iie bur9 Sopbie na@ Stalien fontme,,
uno Mbenc6 in @e9enpart bs6 @eif:
rli9en~ ubereab ~fe~ bic 5anb BEES a.
ron5 ben bo@looernoen Tlammen rei
&aminS.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-09-23

st mar Der &eprdientant Der fur@tbare,
Corruption, tpel@e unter Gernanoo Woob
in ter ftdptii@en &ermaltun9 eineeri0en
unt lppi9 neiter 9epu@ert Bate, Mus
benz enereil9en reeIen @el@dftsmanne
mar Elm ebenlo ener9tl1er aber .sunreener
8cattttr gencrren, Der ft9 aus Der Be-
teblune Set 5fentli6en &afen IL ,peni9
etn @eniTen ma@te, pie s3fein @orbilb,
ber 9rp6e Dema9o9e @opb. Z
3u benz biom ber@orruption, tpel9eS
TammanY auf ft& 9elapen> bat YiQei9t
Niemano mebr bet9etro9en, alsBoole unp
te11en domination fit pas bS9ite Gbren<
@uat unlerer @tabt mar einMib9rift mo-
fir Eammany, cine empfnoli&e Sbrfeise
psrriente. 7 g2 q IN n
Die Deutl9en Sabernabmet1( ees, biele
9rintli9 gu applictren. sic itimmten in
Maie fir Ben u%nabbdn9ioen pemofratt>
19en Ganpioaten @untber uno %ermdblten
benfelben gldnstnp., Boole erbieltI ioear
tpeni9er @timn1en als Der republitanil9e
@anbirat Blunt. = ''S'" ~ "',''
EammanY fonnte ii@ 9esen tieles ar
aument nidt Seri9lieBen uno e8 mar UNI
8oole'SGinFue 9eldeben. CT bebauptete
f9 srpar nod in ieinem Snlpeftpr6 zMmt
al6 oter sic 2e9i8latur biele8 Mmt 1868
abl9afte, wanpte ibm NQe5 ben Nlden.
Der beibbluti9e Mann fonnte bieie tiefe
Demitbi9un9 ni@t ertra9en uno 1oQ 1@
benz Erunf erseben baben. Spuren BON
Tobludt felten li@ BEL inn Elm unp man
muBte ibn in Gin Srren= Niyl brin9en. ST
bewrbnte na6einanrer bic Srrenz NiYle
gu TluibinA 8loomin9cole unb Utica.
Sn leBtersm itorb Ct am Donnerlta9.
Brole mar Elm Mann Don natirli9en
Gdbi9teiten uno arofer Gnersie; e6 mer:
Zen tbm siele peri6nli@e @or3l9e na99e<
riibmt, Gr bate pas 3eu9, al6 Snouz
i~trieler eine3ierre ber@e!ellhaft unb cine
StuBe pes @emeinweienS ju percen.
Die Memterjd9erei bra&te Jpn itatt Del
fen UNI @barotter uno 9uten Namen unp
i@liebli@ UNI ben @ertanc. Sapienti
sat.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-09-23
Gin abfdrefenbcS Seiiptel fur
prpfeSifipneue Rotitifer. .
Die Stem Worfer 3ettuna lbrei6t:

Die Stem yorter 3eituns l&reitt:
v@eitern rrarer bic Tla99en auf benz
@toptbaule auf @albmal i. Die @eran<
la0une tpar Der SOB pon TranciS S. q.
8oole. uWer mar8eple 2" birften ptele
unlerer Sc er frasen. 90 1er9e0en mar
Der eintise MQeinberrlher in City 5aQ
unp Gan1manp Sail. Gr ftorb-im Sr<
renbaule. Gs 1T ri@t gu utel 9elaSt>
wenn wtr baS Gnre rteleS Mannes als
Elm abl9redenpe6 8eiiptel fit uniere pro-
f%c@ipne1en 9ofalzp olitifer te,eidnen, iein
|Gbtdial Denen Yprtthalttn, melbe Elm
ebrli9es @emerbe nit Der Memterjdsere'
pertaul6t baben' prer iu rertaul9en oerz
lu9t 1inp.ap u.51m> J9t9"t'a.!" h2nla
.Nrancis s. 81. Boole mar I'M Sabre
1921 in Mppa Scotia eeboren unof tam
i'm Glitter pom 10 Sobren mitleinsnG Stern
b,erber. nNaGpem Ct nolbrirfti9en lln>
terri9t in 5unleren Greii9u!en I9eno0en,
,rurre er Dem Sdifstauer @ebb in, bit
2ebre sestben. Gr murpe Elm aus9eiei@z
ueterS@ifsbauer unp etablirte il@, 1aaz
Gem Ct ptele SABRE bel @ebb 9earbeite'
bate, @elbf ais S6iH6bauer. H13@ n4ifa
SIN Sabre 1856 fam ct auf bic UNI
slddli9t Spee. 1i& in pen @eueinoeratb
mdbleng ~ lai1en,3 unc fam. (olden Sc,
fallen an Dem p%orteisttriebe, )ra6 er fein
1 ltbr lueratines @tl&dft; aufeab uno fd
oan3 lper "ppplitit" miouete. @aAa5
Na9bem Ct bret 9abre @pueilmar99 Sc
rpelen. mureeer Alptrrnan ,np bas6aupI
pts ~,Rinss" i'm @emetnperatb. Gr con,
~trolirte Die @tartnsrmaltun9 UNI 10 naebr
als Ct duf 9utem6ube NIT BEN repxblita=
nii9en Mapor opcpfe itanp, ret&es itu
1862 gum &itps3 afpettor uao&,e, BEL
romals eos aon3e SanitdtSwelen, Stra:
gen Department H.. NJ. unier f:@& bette
SIN Sabre 1863 frtdte q he 6ans
mad beuf MoYorsamte aus unp ftbte ii
Fautmanp 5au ie'ns Nowipaticn rur@
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gu Sertauftn pber ~ St%rrenten.--
gfieplett Saus une 1. National 9Otel, Winneapolis, Minn.
1T tet BEN lesten5 Sabreu ais 5leiidlaesn benust ppr6sn
uub uuter ben Nomen Bptrn Neat Wfarfst in Der eanien
Stabt uno u%n1eeesnb betaunt. Der obere 9bsl TT ais gDub-
mug beqaern ctneertbtet. 3pirulm unb cute StalunB betm
5auie: Mqe aant @ut'dereei6aft ~ssb6renee @sratbi&aftsn,
als glSds, |fyts, @aeen, yle1er, Q8aastn, Wuritntdi&ine,
@istpren unb @isbaus. SdtabtbauS, in benz nod mebre anberr
eutlder fdladteu, IL srpee uno .. fleine @9metne, gferb u,
g0assn NIT 0ti4trr unb Sattel. 1T allies su seriaufsn oeer ~
an Marrim $eItmeier. wvinnsapplis, @inn.
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Offee Gbtef GpmmtGars Of 5ubRRence)
Department Of Datota =
D.. st. YauI. Niau., Is. Aueuf, 1869.
NerfQeIte Mnaebpte

~1NH<~VAS
ia Dup1tlate (rnit elmer guste btsler an3.tse an ietss
am Dpnnerfas. ben 80, Sep,ember 1869 pas Ser. Steas
.strlpr. en-, bic am .. u. Depot ausultefern fup:
20 Barrel S9metntHetfh. 0leR ber prime Wle6, in
oOa b%ssstfts" et@aea 6datru un0 gspadt TIM aotnter
IL. o pfunt tlar. sp.df.tten, aerdud, rt I'm gBin-
ter bon 1865 9. muf.n tn su,s, ifartt Wunus Sade
au 100 Yfunb icbes Yadet terraft lrtn
136.13O pfunb betea uaittdt frt, d. Ae,nabtenes EFF
Meb!-43 120 gfunb tn, j Isrn nit sefattrrteu .85reu,
uab iebes 196ytunb enltat e,t unb'ben Reh In bpppe-
tenSdden isbt1 iO0gfunb sutbaItenb Der tnnereSad
M" pper itarten ,gurlao" fem. Die Quap1dt
(9ranp) unb Orr Der 8abtttattun mus Ia benz Anee-
bpte benarint pe,ben. II - .0
- Da del 600 9funb aum Blu 4e) gobnen BON gutter
Auali'at: unS '~elti4masteen Vr6be. Matfn tn
'2.s4o g!uns = the @iD aahee' Grim. Deu6 IN bop,
'retten Sadeu ltin. r g iEITiTt. ,ttyf
354o PLUMP cute, barte. braune Sttft. gut eetrudnet.
ntu6 setp9t! unb Spn sutstn Dtatsrial f.tn fret ssn
7 eebra, aufllsbaseu S!as 0esr %aubereu7 Serfallaa"'
500 sfuaS feline, Sal, t~nsutsn, rsinen trsdsatn 5di'
.Dasj Mebl in sadfn mag entp.ber tn. st. asaal ubtr
st. s Dub abeeltefert werbtn; Der plab an wet@en Is
s~el'sfert tserreu iru, mus tn oeu,asesbott beHanut wtr.
ben. grf, ....4~9 -.f T .f-E
: Aue aisttteal m;aH..n sso ~ ser b.eaen osattat unb timer.
jbalb l41asen nad3usrtennuus besGonirattes surablte,
sferuna berettfetn. Yrpbsn petteu rpa a1en Arttteln
%se.laust, Bleifd auseenpnneu. 81
f1t. mirilt&e Sara nit, spn aqeu @ebtnseu aerlaus St
funb lei ne 0ese& nuns tar be h0ebtabe %seaattst. r.
Die ans'tpte fnb aaeu Btbtnsuneer antertporf'n, biz
'11@ a. S. @ilmau, r.
Capt NIB q! g! Bet. Client. Col! u. Ga. e. ef G.@.
] J yNS3t~ OF A0Y6x0sr = - -rss IS , p Poi ~ rrsI
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@%ntlaufen ODE eefpblen.-Gi 3Sabr
attes idmar3's Iii en- NIT laneen S&uan3 am re&ten3intsrz
fuB ttnen ptt6en Steden,
Gin et jabrtses 5uuen, buntel brann, am linten 5interfus
beI66biet. Cine Belrbnuna BON $50 miro bemjenisen eeiabit
Der lie an Der Gelmutle in Minneapolis ablieftrt oserNustunft
bic ArgDitererlaneenltaft tubrt, erttetlt.
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gu n.-@ine Jarr1 Dpn 40 older,
% unter @Fus, 70 Meten scn @inneaprlis 1T mesen @bre'it
BIS iesisen @isen'blmers, aus freier 9anb ;u rerfaufsn. Muf
den, aud lteet BE 8aru brett at benz rpb befannten Btib
safe, no @tpre unb Mubie gang tn Der Nabe iinb: Die
9dlfte Don Der Raufumnne Fam nod betieben tarauf fteben
bleibet. Ndteres au srfabreu bel @esrn !6enrp Oswald
tn Mtnnsapplts, pber am Gtib eate @ture, peI9er au ras
yanb eren3t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-09-23

gu Serfaufen. - Cine Is pferbefraft
Dampfmaf&tene. Dret % n, 2 Sd1ttten. Bill
Zig fir &oip tn 3dbieseIS MflbIe.
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gu Strrenten NIB u perfauftn.-
Das Winnelpta 5aus in Stiutsater TT pcm udbhen 1. Sfto>
Der an 3u p~trrenten unt bas Weublement be1elben 3u %r,tau,en.
!taberts bel NNrs. .. +. M,nie oser s. 8.rriet. Stdz
SWtnn.
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ansetssn IL bieisr @paltt tnter ben 9fubrt~
taufea" wereen FIR S Gents bic Belle, ieee Sniertiun, in Dur-
ausbe3abluna aufsenuunmeu.
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GerIanst.-Dab NQe bic 5du(er gu serren'
ten pber ~ ~Sertaufen baben. cber Ruebte, ytdeoe &c. brau&en
It In eieitr Spalte befanut ma4tn
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gtrlangt.- Gin eutes Nabden fir let@te
6ausarbeit unb ais Rinbermdb9en in SO. s Daptou Msenu..
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m~rutnybeiteu ieber &rt.

- Elt@S8f EI5 aiTaF#EJ33i ENa- Z
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-09-23

NV V"N WV sVV' "NAA w =
Gr (dmur Sbnen emtss &a9e ! Die Ell
N9 RIDDEN 1plte, eas mar Gem balbmilpen
Menl9en nod ni9t flar. Na9 Sbrem
Dalein woute er ni6t ftreben> .ieinerMeiz
nun8 na@ wirpe Sbnen rann Der Sim
mel often febep, uno ter wani9h Sie3ul
6DQe! 1857 "a ~~ @& 80 -
uNo9 Sbrer Nbreilt iel es ibm ni9>
19mer Minona CUR Glubt gu berepen
unter Dem 8orwanpe, Sic tpputen fid
nit ibr in Spe6a trauen la5Ien> fcl9te f,
Inn wiQia. Die @el9idte urp paa
@npe Sbres Diener6 mi7en sic. Mi:
mona tpurre in Gin armeniiaeS &loftsl
.aefpe.rt no fe BALI tarauf8 sYrr Gran
ibr Gnce fanp.-Ier Mrmenter urnsat
Sie unter ben peridiepeniten @eitalnn
@eine Treube in Stodbolm bet Ter NaG:
rt9t Sbrer Dermdbluns mar unbe(@reib:
lid, nun fcnnte erliih RIDDEN; Ct opfert
pur& bic Yerlen Sbre @emablin, uni
1penn au@ 3uwftlen cine mitleipise Gn'
pfneuns IN Jpn fiji. Bic (&0ne, Sra
auFoterte, 70 ,tpurbe fe' pur@ bas gid
benpfe &a@esefata pieber erRtdt. Da'
Spn Sbnen erbaltene @elp flrGbie gtrle1
tptnbete Ct haiu an, fets UNI Ste ~ lttn
It tpebnte BEN BeSrdbniGe 9brer Sc
moblin Set, fab Sbren. erenpnloie'
S@mer3 .unb- triumpbirte. Son ba a
trteb e 1f@ unrubts II ter @ett berurr
usttunter BON @ewiRensbiTs, oefclter,
9ier pobnte r. 3ufduie esr 9rauune S.
re Ntfen bet unr fab @te ,piepsr. 6
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-24

The GRAM MARKET.-At the Merchants
Exchange yesterday, there were 9, 900 bushe
OF red wheat offered, but no sales were re.
ported, prices ruling too high for the buyers.
The prices asked yesterday were as follows:
Red wheat, sl.70@s2.05; brownstuff, SO to
30 cents; shorts, % cents per bushel. The
canal boat Sallie Billmyer arrived yesterday
with $500 bushels Of wheat consigned TO
George Waters.
THE CASAL.-For some reason there have
as yet no boats arrived from Cumberland.
A rumor prevailed yesterday that strike
had occurred among some Of the workmen
at the mines, and therefore the boats could
not be loaded. Upon inquiry our reporter
could find no grounds for the report. Canal
men say that the boats will commence to
arrive In a day or two.
THE WuARvEs.-Bntered Steamers Pho
ncer, Recotink, with an assorted cargo CO.
lumbin, Harper, Baltimore; Schooner North
Carolina, Morgan, Baltimore. The steamer
John Gibson, Of the New York line, arrived
yesterday. During the morning she lay at
the navy yard discharging quantity of cop
per, and arrived In Georgetown in the after.
noon.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-24

The EMANCIPATION JuBILEE.-By refer
cnce to our advertising columns It will be
seen that the citizens Of the several wards Of
Washington and Georgetown are requested
to select seven delegates each to attend n
convention next Tuesday evening TO make
proper arrangements for the proper cclebra-
ton Of the anniversary of the emancipation
In the District of Columbia.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-24

ORDERED TO LEAvE.-Thc police OF the
Seventh precinct, acting under orders from
police headquarters, have notified the hack
men and furniture-c drivers that they must
leave the Government reservation at Seventh
street and Pennsylvania avenue. For many
years this locality has been used by the car
men for public stand, and they do not ap-
pear to relish the idea Of leaving.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-24

KNIGHTS TEMPLAR or COLUMBIA Con-
NANDRY are requested by the eminent COM
mander to attend at Carusi's Hall on Satur-
day evening to perfect themselves In their
drill preparatory to the grand lerec at the
National Theatre,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-24

The "NEw STYLES" an immense New
Spring Stock Boots and Shoes, receiving for
ten days past, and new arrivals daily ut
Cummins' Extensive Shoe Store, SAT Seventh
street, next 10 Northern Market. Ladies'
"Flne Dress Shoes" In newest styles and
great variety. The Largest aud most SUI
perb selection ever In store. fine oppor-
tunity for those choicy, to find what they
want In the above line.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-24

SALE or REAL EsTATE.-Mcssrs. Fitch &
Fox, real estate brokers, have sold parts Of
lots numbered 10 and II, in square mum.
bercd 500, fronting 20 feet on II, between
Second aud Third streets, and 100 feet deep,
improved by two-story frame cottage, 10
John E. Prigg, for $4,000. Also, lot 90, In
Dayidson's subdivision Of square 30, 'front.'
ing ~ feet on street, between Fourteenth
aud Fifteenth streets, and lIS feet deep, for
a. ,0S5, cash.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-24

THE FOURTH WARD REPUBLICAN CLuB,
representing the two wings and the centre
Of the Republican party Of the Fourth ward,
Will meet tonight and be addressed by a
number Of able speakers.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-24

GESTLEMES's BLACK DoEsKIS PANTS; a
good article for $40, at Geo. c. Hcnning's,
No. oil Seventh street.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-24

DR.. Beltances, an American citizen, has
been banlshed from 81. Thomas for alleged
revolutionary designs against the Spanish
colonies.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-24

ENGLISH PAUPRRs.-The Pail Nall Gazette
presses the sentiment Of the people of this
country In the following article. 1t will not
be expedient to make the experiment, and
In fact no owner Of ship under our present
laws would be able to bring out such cargo.
''Mr. Goschen appears to be In doubt
whether the United States would object so
strongly to the immigration of paupers now
as they did in 1888. The Americans would
resist the wholesale importation of paupers
from here or anywhere else far more siren
uously than ever, for the simple reason that
they begin to realize by their own experience
the difficulty Of dealing with pauperism. In
the course Of thirty years q large class of
persons have grown up In their midst who
will not or cannot work, and whom people
willing to work are obliged to support The
proposal to recruit this class from our own
pauper population would not be received
with gratitude or rejoicing in the United
States. If Mr.. Goschen has any serious
doubt on the subject, let him make the cx-
pertinent"
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-24

RIVER News. - The arrivals yesterday
along the river front consisted principally Of
fish and oyster vessels well loaded, and the
masters had no difficulty In dlsposing Of
their cargoes.
The steamer Columbia sailed for Baltl-
more, the Wawaset for Cone river and
steamer Guiding Star for Alexandria for
wood. A number Of small cram went down
the river light. The steamer Arrow, Capt.
stackpole, on her regular trip to Mount
Vernon, took down quite a number Of pas
sengers, among whom were Gen. Michlcr
and Mr.. Burns, his superintendent.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-24

The WASHINGTON CRY DIsPESsARY.-Drs.
L. NJ. Taylor & Z. W. Latimcr have estab.
lished at the northwest corner OF Seventh and
NJ streets q Dlspcnsary, where, at the hours
named In the advertisement columns, medi-
cal advice will be given and surgical opera
tons be performed for the poor Of the city
free Of charge.
At the establishment will, at all times, be
found fine assortment of drugs and mcdi-
clncs and all kinds and sorts Of surgical ar-
planes.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-24

CIRoUir CoURT- CHEF Justice Cdptfer.-TbI.
court WAS occupied rs follows yesterday,
A BREACH oR Promise CASE.
Eliz. Gresham vs.. Bartram Liens. ThIssuit
ior dam 'ges for breach OF promise OF marriage
Which ekciteu much attention was reno rted 10
iull at the time OF trial. and theu resulted in A
verdict for the plaintif 10 $1,000 but on which
a new trial was granted by the court In bano,
was entered yesterday settled upon the terms
o. the payment Of 400 cash by Mr.. Liens 10
Miss Gresham.
Coreoran VS.. Coyle. judgment confessed on
terms "
:, Hennelly Chamberlain vs.. RIttcnhouse.
Fowler y Go. Action for money paid TO dc.
The argument in the ease was concluded Nv
MT. Cox for the defendant and Mr., Riddle for
the plaintiff.
CASES TO-DAY.
The following cIscd arc assigned for to-day ,
Nos 22l 2!2 l52 az $50, 3I2 o. u.s. Of, o. u.s. 100,
10! lOI 100 ITO, ll3 u.s. Ito, us l2O l2l l22 49,
10, los Is 10, 800 3Oi ~, II, 25O 49, S. 2B2 45O
5'2 Ga appeals, Nos, 90, Os, Is, 10, 81, q,
o, and 7. Adjourned.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-24

ORPHANS CoURT-Judge PurccA-This court
was occupied as follows yesterday;
u go LAST WILLS.
The will OF J. Indemsur, here tofore reported,
was admitted to probate.
The viii OF Edwin French, beQueathIng his
estate TO his wife, was iled for probate.
GuARDiANs,
CAtharine kinsley qualified as guardian OF
her children's estate, giving bond IN one thou.
sand dollars.
ACCOUNTS.
The accounts OF RossnnA Korts, guardian of
her child en-, and of the executors OF Charles II,
utetmehle, were filed and approved.
Adjourn ed,
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THE LEVI CoURr.-Three vacancies now
exist In the Levy Court Of the District by
not having been confirmed, and as yet Presl.
dent Grant has made no nominations. The
commission Of Mr.. De We're Burr County,
expired over year ago. President johnson
twice nominated Col. Henry Naylor to I'LL
the vacancy, and he was twice rejected by
the Senate. The commissions OF Messrs.
Thomas Blagdcn (city) and James A. Ma
gruder (Georgetown) expired on the 3lst
day Of December last, since which no nomi-
nations have been made.
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CRIMINAL CoURT-Judge WWis.-This court
was engaged as follows yesterday;
Charles h. smith, lArceny-A second offence
The accused plead guilty, and was sent to the
Albany penitentiary for two years and six
months.
Henry Sommer, forgery OF the name Of an
assistant quaTtermaster general to a draft for
t'IO The case, begun on Monday, was re.
sumed The evidence and argument concluded
aud the jury was respiteh until this morning
when they will return AMI go our TO consider OF
their verdict.
Adjourned
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Equity Corr. Judge DIN. This court
was occupied As follows yesterday
Lester VS., LaHtnr Decree of dIyoTce
from the bonds OF mntrimony, the grounds of
bill.
De Zeug vs.. Don Carlos. Decree annuIling
cont rAct and releasing parties from liability;
each party to pay his own costs.
Lease.
Young vs.. Young. Order to take testi mopy
before C0mmissioner Nussey.
Petit vs. Williams ct al Order app Ointing
81. ID. PhilbroOk trustee to convey, sc.
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THE EIGuTu PREcIscT STATIoS.-For
nearly two years this station has been def
cent of drainage, and yesterday work was
commenced to drain the building by laying
one-foot clay pipe to communicate to the
main sewer on Virginia avenue, which, when
completed, will render the building dry and
comfortable. new roof has lust been
completed for the station, and, with few
other necessary repairs, in the course of a
few weeks this station.house will be one OF
the finest and most acceptable In the Dis.
trict. The cell-rooms are also undergoing
repair with n view TO the comfort aud Sc
curlty Of prisoners. Water is also being In
troduced throughout the building for the
convenience Of the officers and to guard
against accident by fire.
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a 'ANAlHh NRMr BADGE was lost At the
1apitol Yesterday. A liberal reward lie of.
.!onal Hotel, Wv ~"
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ARREST or A NOTORIOUS BURGLAR.-De-
tectlyes Bigey and Thompson yesterday sue
ceedcd in arrested notorious colored bur
glar for whom they have been looking for
several days past. This thief Is named
Nicholas Carter, has served several terms in
the Albany penltentiary and Is now arrested
on the charge Of burglary at the residence Of
Mr.. Charles Tretler, on Massachusetts ave-
nue., between Sixth and Seventh streets.
Carter was arrested at his house near the
corner of Fourth and L streets, and when
the officers informed him that he was
"wanted," he made desperate assault with
n razor upon Mr.. Blgley, but that gentleman
with Mr.. Thompson soon disarmed the pris-
oncr and conveyed him to police headquar-
tiers, where he is now awaiting trial.
GoISo TO ALBANI.-Last night, Warden
Croker, Of the Jail, dispatched the following
named convicts, sentenced by the Criminal
Court, to Albany TO serve terms In the peni-
Tertiary there.
Isaac Watson alias William Jones, horse
stealing, two years. Thomas Talbutt, grand
larceny, three years; Henry johnson, ditto,
three years; Richard Burrell, larceny, Sc
cond offence, three years; George NJ. Glenn
entson, manslaughter, eight years; James
Conway alias James Harris and Samuel
Wheeler, burglary, three years eachi John
II. Hubbard, grand larceny, three years;
Mary Thompson, attempt to poison, eight
years.
The convcts were under charge of the fol-
lowing guards of the Jail: Anon Duyall,
VIM. c. Croker, Joshua NJ. Noyes, and
Joseph Nicholson.
MEETING OF THE NATIONAL EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE OF COLoRED MEN.-A meeting
of the National Executive Committee of col
ored men met at their rooms on Monday
night, Mr.. Geo. T. Downing In the chair.
The condition OF the loyal people in Texas
and the measures necessary to secure their
protection were discussed, a continuance Of
military rule being generally favored by the
speakers. The subject was laid over until
Thursday evening. The question of the
claims of Southerners to official position un-
der government was also discussed at length,
but no definite action was had, as three
Southern States were not represented that
would probably be at their next meeting.