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4 FFosseWtsa FEesooutos.
Democratic OGeial in trouble
HE sKED ADDLEs.

Last Friday night a warrant was
issued for the arrest Of VIM. Hennlng,
The Prosecuting Attorney for this
D;s,r;ct who is charged with corrup-
lion and obtaining money under false
nretenses. By some means Henning
learned that the officers were after
him, and he managed to get out of
town.
We have heard the particulars of
some of the charges against Henning,
and the evidence IS said to be I'M
usually strong. He has been guilty
Of the most corrupt and unlawful
practices, such as accepting brides,
Matchmaking. &c.
The Prosecuting Attorney has
great deal Of power in regard to in
dictments being found against liquor
dealers, aud the chances for making
money out Of the saloon proprietors
are plenty. The way, it seems, that
Henning has done, has been to get
up an indictment against liquor sell
Ter, and then enter n7Iie in the case
when he received a sufficient bride
Cor such a transaction. Henniug was
unscrupuIous. At one time he init
mated to the saloon keepers In POsey
County that a present of $500 would
make everything all right, aud keep
them from being indicted; and 1t Is
needless to add that he got the
money. Another time he suggested
that gold watch would be an accept
able present for his wife, and OF
course be got the watch.
Another one of the ways that be
got money was by a species of black
mailing, and it seems that he met with
considerable success in this line Of
his business. He would send a no
tice to saloon keeper that he had
been indicted by the Grand Jury, and
that it would be we'll for him to see
the Prosecutor. The notice wa:
anonymous, but as it invariably told
where the prosecutor could be found
it is not doubted but that Henning wa
the author. But the worst part o
transactions of this kind was tina
there were no indictments against the
men thus notified. aud it was only .
trick to get black mail.
Lew. Wilson, notorious conf
dence man, who was arrested anc
put in Jail for larceny not long ago
had his case noiled by this prosecutor
when the evidence was sufficient t
have went into a trial. About $40
was raised by Wilson's friends, AM
the prosecutor made it all right
( With such men as Henning il
{ office, what is the use of haviu
LAVISH There is no law that can toucl
you no matter what your crime, pro
vided you have money. We hope t
I hear OF Henntns's arrest very soon
for we believe in such men as hin
being brought to "taw."
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A splendid stock of Dress and
Saque trimmings, just received, at
Hughes.
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Ohio Il mississippi.

GOING EAST.
Lsaus LlghtnlA Eek. Acc. Night Elk
Vincennes -. :33 P NJ. :fS NJ. 900 N
Arrive
Cincinnati -. $500 p Mills P NJ. 600 A n
Louisville .... s 800 r NJ. 10 NJ. $50 A NJ
GOING WEsr.
Leare Mail. Night Elk. Day Elk.
Vlncennea 49,. AS A. NJ. 2 O5 A 81 o.. $50 A N
81. Louis ......ll:jOP M. 9;1O A NJ. 2:00 p NJ
Cairo ,-... $3.50 A NJ $3.50 p d
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LFIU NNANW1
TeFre Haute e. indianapolis.

Indp'iiss: 55 AM. 7:9O A NJ. las P NJ. s:lO P NJ
II. H......5:3O AMIO:25 A NJ. 4:55 P NIL :Oj p NJ
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B~ The stock of Perfumeries and
fine Toilet Articles kept by T. G.
Bridwell & Co.. corner Third and
Main Streets, cannot be excelled in
Evansville. mar5-tf
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CoUNCIL.-The City Council meet
.o-night in regular session.
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B@ Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at l. &. ID. HEIMAN's.
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Barrett's Reliable Hair Resto-
rative.
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B1- All kinds of fine Beaver Hats
made to order at Weber & Co.'s. If
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Notice to Green River Shippers.
u carry freight to all points on Green
and Barren RIVERS at TW ENTY-F FIVE
CENTS per hundred pounds; salt and
r our, p cents per barrel; Lime. 10 cents
per barrel; and other freight in proper
lion. W. =. VANMETER. Gaptain.
evansville, Ind, May 18th, 1869. lmal9 DIFF
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n~ A splendid stock of fashion
able Straw Hats at Weber & Co.'s. If
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Bsrrett's " produces natura
change.
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No poisonous drugs in Barrett's. .
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Notice.

PHALON'S PAPHEAM SOAP fo1
the Toilet, Nursery, and Bath, VIII moi
chap the skin. Price . cents per cake.
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RARs.sEGSAlB rRNa a. . a 81
corrected May Izth, 1882
Evansville q Charlottesville B.R.

GOING NORTH.
Lenpe Mall. EXpr. Freight
FvanSviIle lois NJ. 5:l5 NJ. TED A N
-AFrfre - a,
WILDERNESS. I:'3P NJ. 7;4f M...l2:i0 ? NJ
Te.re Heute. 4:3O p Mo: 80 NJ. 6;3O P M
Terre Haule d indianapolis.
GOING EAST.
Jeape Day Elk. Night Ex. Mail.
Terre Haute. ASS NJ. l :55 A NJ. $3.50 a NJ
ATTiUe -
Indianapolis. Z :O5 NJ. 4:1O M-.lO'u1 u
Crastifne -. 4:uO A NIL 80 A NJ. 6:l5 NJ
4, eveiand 7 80 A NJ. $3.50 p NJ. 8: 8 p u
BuffaIo ... 2:lO p M.I0:i5 p M. ~ A N
pits burg Ill 80 A NJ. 80 P M .. 40 a Al
PhiIadeIphia $50 NJ !. 9:25 A NJ. 4:lO p 81
New YORK -. 800 A NH As A NJ. 8: 40 ID
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LOCAL NOTICES.

" Barrett's " improves the appear
anco. -
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This old and reliable Express Com
pany has fitted up new office, at No.
6 South First Street, and is prepared
to do business to all the most promi-
nent cities. East aud South.
CHARLES WOODWARD,
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Cnrhfnp

State of Indiana, Nauderburgh County, IS
-ATWE5GE ES = ESEBK GIVEN. that
~ PIN r Kramer, administrators Of the
estate 10 John g.. Meui, deCeased, 'has nied
dcc8deut. mis- personal estate being lnsuf-
ss ieut 90 pay his debts; anu that said petit
uun viii De hcara ab the next term OF the
Court common Pleas ST said county.
81 itEess NY hand, THIS 26th day of March
IS g S. sOkENSON, Clerk.
nlh27 d2t, w8t
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Tuesday and Wednesday,
JUNE list and I'd.
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For Three Nights Only
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may15 If Special Agent.
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.

N ew Arrange m en- t.
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MANIFEST of Steamer Quickstep from
Cairo, May 22d. 1869 w IN q Brown q Go,
II hhds tobacco; W S Fora, u do do; r *
Dunkerson d ;, do do, 2 bales cotton:
Henry HEM, 90 SKIS bran Charles Schaum
& Co, bbls " nisKy; do -four; Rfafllin &
Begress, 10 empty beer Kegs Tenny,
Bowies Co, l keg powder: Q " q
smith, l box mill pecks; Mrs 4 - Hicks, "a
Dbl molasses. A Gumbert. = btes oatncrs,
Louisville--5 pRGs mdse, 4 empty oil bbls.
% bbls whisky, hhJs tobacco
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SENSATION or THE AGEi
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nv w. DAyEY a. CO.'S GRAND
u Consolidation o upwards OF Sixty
FirsJ-Class Artists wilTappear ia the great
Dramatic Spectacle, the
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AEW ADVfR TIsBME1TS.

EVANSVILLE OPERA HOUSE.
The national Republican., 1869-02-10
Aatiuual Rspnblitail.
AMuspMENrs.

H
METzERoTT HALL.-The dcnlscns OF this
city and all sojourners Id our midst who can
gain admittance arc to have the pleasure of
two nights Of operate .cutertalnment at Met.
zerott Hall, the fret TO commence thls eve
ming, with the ''Barbcr OF seylilc,n I. Tho
persons composing this company are sofne on
The most celebrated as well as the most IA
sntcd artists in thecountry. Thcy are Known
and listened To by the most select and appre-
ciative audiences which gather In the New
York Academy Of Music and other popular
opera houses In our large cities. Though
some Of these artists are not known In pro-
fesslonal way In Washington, yet they come
among us with regulations already made,
and, indeed, we may -say that they are mot
without that seldt which genuine merit always
achieves from the Just consideration OF q
truthful and appreciative criticlsm. We feel
confident in saying 10 all who choose to 20
to Metzerott Hall tonight that they will ex-
perlonce q pleasure and enjoy an entertain
ment such as Is Of rnrc occurrence In this
city. Amer hearing theese people we shall
be better able to speak of the merits Of each
OF the leading performers.
NATIONAL THEArRr.-The Zavistowski
sisters, 1t Is evident, are immensely popular
in Washington, and, II anything, their popu-
larity Is increasing. Miss Blanche Gray, q
favoritc in this city, Is added to this troupe,
and will make her first appearance tonight.
The performance Will commence with the
"Dcad Shot," The Hungarian Polka and
the Can-Can will be produced, and the whole
will conclude with 'lxlon, or tho Man at
the Wheel" t-. o.
CANTERBURY. The constant varieties
nightly presented at the Canterbury arc at.
tracting good audiences, and those who de-.
sire, now and then, to indulge In hearty
laugh-and who docs not-will fnd at this
hall many scenes and oddities highly provo
catiye Of merrimcnt and good humor. Let
those who love fun step into tho Canterbury
and Judge for themselves.
COMPLIMENTARY TEsTiNoSIAL.-Thc com
plimcntary testimonial TO Mr.. J. II. Rath-
bone will tako place at Wallis Opera House
on Friday evening next, on which occasion
his musical burlcsque on John Brougham's
'Pocahontas" will be performed by the
Washington Dramatic Club.
The national Republican., 1869-02-10
Proposals
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION
s,;,ss ds,:. I, 3 :.ssSs..

,.r 81 Paw, nisr. nov. -, is5a
,s9 q ss gssss ss sat-. p sSs
ST Ss
M p,,sI sSs ,
asi fsr h. mSSss sIiSiS Sr4S for hst az b.isss snd
,hsnnirs p..,s, Ss;..i az the yearly sonrrae'o OF
Al .sss paii y s!snisSs lneluses ia IN, Depart.
@ RsSin PHiSi. isi.s
,oos. . ns
tsry operations wiihin that part Of MoniGna Terri.
'fbs weight q be tfssported in the Di.,r,c, Of
Montana shafl NOD ezceed hye million pounds,
',.,s s :, n; ,,s,I Per :, Or. =, hsssy.d a
n i6s year, spnnsnoips April !. is6O, and ending
Ss: ;ss:. s;s ,.s .s 70 ss
sSTS =. sshsd s 81 81
ease contract is ewsrJed for the hauling in. the
assss &. ,sI.sss % 5. s.s sd
good and .aeesa, security fsInisped ~ aid PHriy
Ths eon,rss,or viii be rsas,rsd Y siys bonds in
bidds! and person offered as security viii bs re.
SPrcpcsais must be indor.ed "Proposals for Army
TrsnspoTts,Vs In hon'snn nrpS and PpSns Elil ss an
su'rsments of this sdy.rtissmsnt. '' "''n '"' '''
The party 10 whom an award Is made must be
prepared 70 exeepte the contract at once aud TO
ance Of the contract. :. 49,,
f5S TilG. e Isi;s' an, and all BIDS that n,Ib bo
The contractor must be In rsadinssa for service
By the nrst day Of April. lsp, aud will be Isgured
may. be communicated with pronptly ssd readily,
for the transportation IN tho District ot Montana,
sis Sss ssn,Ss sd 4. he ps q
Ing point In said District. n. =" II
Pfope.sis for tic above viii ps received at Fort
shaw, hop,a9s TsTrtory' eT Csptssp !. Con;
Montana, and at saint Paul, Minnesota, until
February 10, 1850. By the undsI,iEnsdi ,p,pn
DEPUTY Q. N. General .. 8. a. Chief auartsIma,.
ter Department Of Dakota. deot-td
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TINTED STATES MAILS.
ALABAMA,
Posi- oPEIoE DEPAETMESr.

WAsHIEurOE, January 2, lSA,
Proposals for conveying the Malls Of the United
state. rom July J, Isoe, % June %. ISL. on the
following routes In the State OF AlabAma, will ba
received at the Contract Once OF this Department
until SP. m. OF March 81 next. to be decided by
April % following
6sll From Dodsouyille to LarkiHsyillc, 10 uilcs,
and back twice week
Leave DOdsonyille Wednesday aud Saturday
At u IN, and arrive al Larkinsyille by
lam,
Leave Larkinsvillc Wednesday and Saturday
at l y m, and arrive at DOdsOnyille by
pm,
G,s9 From Tuskegee, by La Place, to Gross Key,
10 miles and back, twice week.
Leave TuskeEee Wednesday and SATURDAY At
Sam, and arrive at Cross keys by I'm
Leave Cross kOyH Wednesday ana satur-
day at p. M, and arrive at Tuskegee by
7p IN. -.
"trst lall ~
For forms Of proposal, guarantee aud certificate,
and also for Instruction as to OndiuOnh to be en-
braced In tho cOntTact sc, SEQ advertisements Of
this date aud " October ~, lSB, Inviting pro-
posals for mail service In AalsmA' to be found Al
Bids should be sent In scaled envelopes, super.
scribed 'Man Proposals for Alabama, and ad'
dressed to the Second Ass!stAnt Postmaster Cen
eTAl ALEX W, RANDALL,
febl.Mit Postmaster General.
The national Republican., 1869-02-10
PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.

HEADa' rs DIsr. IxpIAS TRREroRY, oYFIoH)
G5Isr Caun 6,nss 6S6ss.s.ntRs 4 or ,sSB.,sfssSn. ,s.
~ ~ %a Il. I S.s:a; ss::
ohi.TTfoRT GIBSON. CHEROKEE NATION. l. T.
400 pounds Of Bacon,
500 gallons q Vinegar.
And Corn Meal 10 such quantities as may be re-
rThS FLOUR y be SsqqaI IL quality to the bs.t
"A foIlows rs az pounds 10 BE- mi ap % la frsp w
dHSi $Ss SISos & S SsS ra
follows: 1000 pounds IN tieTces or casks. and
500 pOundSin gunny sacks Of about i2o pounds
TGs SALT & be Of sSSS! F1ASy and Ss pa
doSSs ssE. q saaas .ssins snS and sS
1 .tSss sS :: ss: q I. T.. "a a n.d
sss5ss sns Z ssr.: q SSd sn
sSsfs % sOSs @ Sus not more tSas ssilpSs "a @ sasS. AZ
S ;: ScdD. end
up T&s Ike isS M Ia,
quired: The person or per- y ms 70 whom any award
4 sTs Ss SSs 'Ssa' d
ness 10 eommenoe the delivery OF stores on the aDth
day OF Apfl loos, anu 70 CONTINUE me same IN buch
December, 1869, At which time the whole Amount OF
The article or articles contracted for must be sup
samples Of articles (exeept meats) must accom-.
pany the proposals. In boxes or bottles, and not In
Zach bid must be aeeompAnie by good and suti :
client guarantee from two or more persons, (whose
court q record settling forth that they will In The
q m iS ETS s%P'S and
The name aud place Of residence OF each bidder
and surety must be given.
No proposal will be entertained unless sAtiAfae-
torlly represented that does not fully comply with
the terms Of this Advertisement.
Proposals may be for the whole or any part Of
Any contract awarded under this AdVertlsspeut
will be made subject TO tue approval Of the Com.
nissAry General Of Subsistenee, U. 8, Army, and
the right Is TeaeTyed TO reject any or all bids
All stores delivered will be subjeettO q rgid in
Payments upon the contracts awarded will be
made pohthly N current funds. or as soon as the
Bidders are ipyited 70 be present at the opening
ofpropOsals. which will take place on the day and
hour above bpeeihed, BlAnks for proposals, and
bonds will be furnished on application to ths ohice
Propoeas must be plainly Endorsed hPToposals
for Subsistence Stores and addressed to the ef
COmmissary q Subsistence, District Indian Terri
BY order Of Brov'' Major o'PP r RodkWSssfT.G2n u SSsf.2n
Byt. Lieut.. Col, and A. O. M,uaSS'o uSSoHHw HH.w'G'6t
Dist Indian Territory. ian6.td
WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE AT THIS
W ulAee,
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PROPOSALS FOR THE PERRORMANCE OF
L SANITARY WORK

WAsHISgToS, D, O. Feb. =, ls8s :
Sealed proposals. from Iesponsible parties, are
invited at this otee until " clock noon MON.
Deposits, Asbes and Dead Animals, for one year
from the lst Of March next, from the various bar
racks, ofeos, bpldings, &c, throughout the city,
occupied by such branches Of the War Department
as are designated BY the Depot QuarteTmasteT
Bidders will be required 70 accompany their bids
sponsible suTeties IN the sum Of one thousand dol
lars, that they will furnish all necessary materials
and labor for the performance Of the work, and
execute bonds In the sum Of 1ye thousand dollars,
Immediately upon the award Of the contract. for
Its faithful and satisfactory performance
Lists OF the places TO be visited must be OBJ aimed
from the Depot QuartermAster each month, aud
every place 20 designated must bo visited As di.
Payments will be made monthly, or as soon there
after as funds are furnished for the purpose. II
the amount OF work required be either Ia
creased or diminished during the period Of the
contract, proportionate increase or dininution Of
the monthly pigments will be made upon contract
rates.
Should the contractor fall to perform the work
required In prompt and satisfactory manner, the
Depot QnArteTmAster will hire II done aud charge
the cost to the contractor, He also reserves the
right reject any or all proposals that are un-
satisfactory
Any lnf1fmAt required will be cheeTfuIly given
al the once Of the Depot QuAIteTmaster,
Bids should be ipdOrsed "ProposAls for Perform.
ing Sanitary Work, u and addressed to the under
signed
J, q, MCfERRAN,
Deputy quSrteImastsT Gen. ByL Brig, Gen. J. s.
The national Republican., 1869-02-10
ARRIvALs AT TIM HOTE
WlLLARDS-SYKE A CuADvtox.

a ShADWICk.
IL Harris, N Y; A Ruth, Philadelphia;
Gen Kane, Pa; N @ Ward and wife, p X
CARL, Conn; G W Clark, II Plumb and
wife, Thoo NJ Davis aud wife, Hunting
ton, Levi Blakesbc, P A Palmer, G II Van
Wyck, W II Petet, s Shriyer and wife, J NJ
Tracey and wife, N Y; II T Rumsey and
wife, Wis; w Supplce and wife, Philadel-
phlai Matt II Carpenter, Wis, 7 Dauer, A
2 Sutton, o Ames, Paj Isaac Hinkler, j G
ReiG, Philadelphiai sohn Poach, Gov II II
Wells, Q Robinson, Charles Hodge, Geo
W Fairfax, VIM II Peyton, J P Hale, Va;
J D Carr, Cal; FF Walton, Philadelphia;
Jos D Ball, James Robb, Boston; A 7
Hawthorne, Baltimore; Ben Farrar, Con-
slant Sehuerr, 81 Louis; Geo II Prescott and
wife, Mass; 7 II Grimdln, NJ Boland, Pa.
sEAToN HOUSE,. II. sKxMEs.
Eugene Dlggs, Md Jno Casey, d T Hous-
ton, p r Forney, N Y; Chas J Davis, Phila-
dclphia; A Blscamnuta, Henry wehie, Geo
Z Baker, l. Freldenrich, N Y; A Young, Bal
tlmorc; Miss Jarboe, Md; Enoch Heard,
Lewis Wright, Dan1 Llghtfoot, Francis s
Wolch, jr, John Ball, Sampson Yost, Jno N
Ray, Chas II Payne, Jno W Meade, John NJ
Stake, Alphonso A Hilton, John j Mulloy,
VIM l. Ross, N 0'Conncli; Washington;
Emile Indlg, Jersey City; Ignatius Tyler and
wife, Montreal; W N Mitchell, Richmond;
II II Webster, Baltimore Samuel Harper,
Kansas; Mr. Testa and lady, Miss Lami, Sig
susina, Sig Relno, Sig Sarto, Sig Loreni,
Italian opera; L Storm, jas A Crane, N Y.
INSTRUMENTATION 4 SHELLEY.
W A Heaton, Mo; L Worrall and wife,
Mobile; A Berney, ID W c Wheeler, G Van
derlif, jr, ID Pennington, II Benton, W
Frazier, New York; A r Osborne, VIM Os-
borne, NJ; James B Robb, Boston; Hamp-
ton, Mich; J Howard Barton, Philadelphia;
Thomas Phillips, Va; W Perncli, W Va;
g II Christy, PAT r Fowler, W T Hamilton,
Md; G G Hicks, John Knight, Ind; Freeman
Harding and lady, Nc.
KIRKwooD HoUsE-Krse.
James Howard, Mo; o v Gilkey, J N
Wagner, Benjamin 7 Dunn, Nd; johnson,
n o; Chas A Ligger, Kansas; II 7 .shattuck,
NY; I + Mullon, Neb; b 7 Nichols, Pa; ]
A Morgan, NJ Kinds, D C; II Prcsho,
Boston.
OWEN HOUSES. W. OWEN.
AN Norcross, La; Jno II Townsend, Miss;
Fred X Freeman, Dacotah, q W Meyers,
Va; VIM D 0'Toole, U A; George Gilmor,
A Gray, vaj Hon c II Van wyck, N Y;
d Morrell, Cincinnati; W II smyser, W NJ
Miller, Pa; Henry Turvill, Wis.
EBBITT HoUsE-C. y. WILLARD.
VIC Thompson, II W Powers, T Tucker,
John s Perry, @ Dixon, W A Torrey, I
Russell, N Y; Thos P Patrick, Va; DR. John
son, Z A Bancroft, NJ Bond, + @ Punto, u
s A; II V O'Connor, d G; W Harris, Ohio.
NATI0NAL-H. 8. BENSON.
A Brown, Del, A Kountze, Nebraska; W
II Rockwell, Boston; Thos ID Stetson, Dan'
Sickels, W 7 Anderson, N VI L 7 Berry,
Philadelphia; saml Keyser, A M Warren,
Henry wilkins, NJ.
The national Republican., 1869-02-10
ocAL PASSENGER TRAINS
,THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

INN bALiihohb ANb UNIV hhiLhohD'
On and aftsr SUNDAY. .l7th May. 1865. tn rec daily
trains will be run between Baltimore and Wheel
ffRkiS fof Al II %sy POINTS will
AsT via af%Tss ifys e S Ps.1s sS@%f S.3
meet Il Bellairs and ,Parkersburg for ali points
West sSg,hyss5 sTs and NS5!syesI N.G!y@h,r,oN rp,,v
dAy.l Leaves winehester for Baltimore daily
si1asyS fxSsgtSd| az 5;Go m vGonafsttns a,
at HAEerstown Junction with train for uAgers-
''TR 'THR ELLIcorT,s MILLS TRAIN leaves Balu.
I'M and i;'I fSs "a 1 fHIiSSGSEFRsTowS. H " ~
Leave Baltimore at $50 a. m. and i:lQP. N; con
County Railroad. arriving At hageI5st0wn at 4,
ol0 and la. m. arriving In Baltimore at O:2i A.
!" anu '''0 p foR WINCHESTER.
Leave Baltimore at s.i5 q IN, aud 4;lO p, IN. ar.
inG isaye Winchester at aud 10 ;SS a. m arriving
In Baltimore !! f6R 81 S%SAsSiifSSSSft6SSp Si fSS ftSp p N
Leave Baltimore At 1850, 0o, $40 and s:ij a. IN.
and FRoM silS %%&sssfafiSSRoR V ssf II r FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Washington at and a. m. aud l2:S 2.
''"' and $50 ; FOR Il ANNAPOLIS
Leave Baltimore at T;O5 a, IN. and il5 y. IN ,
isays Wellington a q m and iS p, m
Leave B.lm6Tsf f5S To- a, $50 and
8 "a. anq .ad i:S. 81 I sad % leave % washington
&C.. aPpiy 70 J. u" ENHdtRNSD. SEeSt, GamdSa
J0nyL WILSON.
l., N. COLB. General Ticket Agent.
The national Republican., 1869-02-10
GALE OF WOOD.

DUBLIC SALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE
AND ORDNANCE STORES.
Rock IsLAND ARsEHAL, Jan, Is, l6p
A large quantity ot Condemned Ordnance and
Ordnance STORE. will be offered f?I sale At public
day. April 7, lsds. at 10 clock, .. 10,
articles 10 be sold, viz!
- Iron Cannon, various ealibersi
l,l0o Field arriAEes and Limbsrs;
lgJ sets Of Artillery Harnessi
1000 pounds shot and Shall,
2,Go Mcclellan saddlssI
100 ARTILLERY Saddles,
400 HAlters
no Saddle Blankets;
1000 Watering Bridlesi
400 Cavalry Curb Bridlesi
aDO Artillery Traces aud uames.
Persons wishing catalogues Of the stores TO be
sod can obtain them By application % the Chief o.
Srdnanee at Wsshin ston. y. q. or Bteyet Col.
corner Of Houston aud Greene streets, or upon ap.
Rs,.iGgS .s goi 4 tS,i AT,sI'k Bs9 kr, R9phAs
mandinE. febl I'd
The national Republican., 1869-02-10

srEsoERIAs pKsMIsSsurP DEPARTMENT
for the requirement Of q FREQ and elegant hand
writing. Ladies' and gentlemen are received for
wEpDIgG, VISITING and ADDRESS CARDS,
a style equal to engraving,
The Textbook and Blanks used In the institu.
tion, all varieties Of writing paper, ink, Of the
best quality. All the speneerian Publications
Apd tho celebrated Spebeerian Steel Pens may be
iege once, HENRY N. COPP, Prcslleat
URSHI @. 6rEsCER, Secretary. ja76.tf
The national Republican., 1869-02-10
Business Collage,
RESOLVE AND ACT.

CoRxER %. .sEvBsTHkED b srHEKrs,
lkniranee On D street,)
L.. WARRINGTON, d. O.,
An institution specially designed for preparing
yopng and mlIld lei ged men and women 10 enssge
" bu dness afsirs for themselves Ia the employ
The branches taught are, business rraetioe,
Boot.keeping as applied TO- all Departments o.
ness, Arithmetic. GrammsI, Core pondenee,
Spelling, Bloeutlnn, Political Economy, and Com.
sledenls are permitted to pursue any or all Of
the above branches IN. - -H.
Ladies' have tho satns AdyautaEe as rsntiemen,
Ia SEPARATE department, Instructed by eompe.
'sRt !ssE .esensTr;sI os enns,Tr;sI,os. . ,...,,, .,,, a,
unlimited time In eolleEes located In important
cities the country, cas- Local sehoarshiPs, GOOD
for one year from date Of Issue, 80. Tickets for
three months. t1oi for one month, tl0.
S,,ons AZ sp,sssl: ,s IN sds.nss v, vseS paid 10
eessions are held day aud evening.
Bon.