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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20
INsFCT POWDER.

How 70 1XL The GENUINE ARTotsPOt LYON while travel
Ash. discovered which when powdered is sure death 10
ever, COckrOaeh Fly He protected bis discovery
b letters patent medals &C. put his signature upon every
article and named IToSs MAGNETIC INSECT
II. impaired bis secret to but bis successor
Purchasers Of Insect used in almost house
must see to they deceived by worthless limitations and
eou The signature F. Lyon the purchasers guarantee
sharp IT, and Insect Powder that does not pear 1t
NAV be had at Duggs Family Stores at IS cents per TASK
No parlr Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20

a proposition to remove the Capital of this
State to New-York is the latest novelty at
Albany. Meanwhile Tammany seems, even at
the present distance, to have good deal more
influence in Republican Legislature than the
constituents of some of the honorable gentle
men will be found to approve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20

of the treatment and management of criminals
is likely to receive increased attention. The
public mind needs to be thoroughly aroused,
and when this shall be the case we are certain
that it will be found that the steps now pro-
posed are only elementary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20

and B has a plenty Of coats to spare, why
should not A frankly ask b for the garmenti
In default of such request, may never know
that A wants coat at all. This is pretty
hard old world, if it is sin for us to ask
each other for needful help
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20

The difficulty between France and Belgium,
which for several weeks has clOuded the
otherwise serene horizon of European politics,
is not yet settled. France wishes to dictate
the subjects to be discussed by the Conference,
and declines to consent to any modification.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20

The Mobile Tribune commences an editorial
as follows: r nr
"a CHRONIC LrAR.-The editor OF TINS NEW YORK
TRIBUNE has so long and persstenty proclaimed himself
honest man that 1t Is fair 10 presume he really thinks
he u.s."
There are good many assertions contained
in the article which fully justify its title; but
the one above quoted is all we have room for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20

The great African traveller, DR.. Livingstone,
has again been heard from. According to late
advices, be had left Zanzibar, the capital of
the empire of the same name in South Africa,
and expected to reach Cairo by land.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20
DYsPFPTICs MARK THIS!

There Is nothing the system like rOn there nothing pure'
the blood like sulphur every healthy persons organization iron IN
corporsted Deprived this metallic constituent the digestive apPaa
t and the scrss organs vigorously perform their iuoe0n
Supply Irsea by taking sTATPORD Iron AND SULPHUR
PowpEKs The sulphur purge vihve blood Of impurities the
iron will nvgorste the bOodprodOeing organs II the complexion
muddy or ao it eSh and transparent These re-
suits guaranteed.
Sold by Druggists Package II Powders eli 6Packags' u row
d.rs SIS Mailed Free RucKEL No 2ls Greenwichst T.
A BUSINESS FOR LIFE.-The National Life
Insurance Co. Of the States Of America has been about eight
months in most successful operation having assured the lives OF over
M persons Thus proving great popularity Of the Low Cash
Gentemep eG AZ its once IN tbs cry Ah
T: other companies but We DO not see
any pAn Ftesss Solicitors WI see mere
make large business the profits OF when may
whole life time BY representing this important company Apply "
Ne 2l6 Broadway, New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20

Gen. Burbridge says his arrest in Washing
ION yesterday was lsOught about by ene-
mies, to keep him from getting an
Office. They certainly took very good
way to accomplish that end. The Cen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20
,Netu'I(nrk Daily grihm1rs.
TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1859.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.


Instruction for Deaf
Mutes.
Local News.
The Produce Exchange
DefalcatiOn.
The WilberfOrce Uni
versity.
Lectures. Meetings, DC.
To Correspondents.
Navy Gazette.
The State Of Trade.
Marriages, Deaths, and
Funerals.
Special Notices.
SIXTH PAGE.
Real Estate.
Real Estate Adv'mente.
SEVENTH PAGE.
Advertisements.
EIGHTH PAGE.
Congress.
Base Ball.
The Car.Drivers' Strike.
Social Science.
New Clubhouse for
Women.
Local Politics.
Home News.
The Courts.
Latest Ship News.
Advertisements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20
HTRsT PACE.

FIRST PAGE.
Washington Dispatches.
Eew-YOrk Legislature.
Foreign News.
Domestic Tel. NewG.
Execute Appointments.
SECOND PAGE.
Book Advertisements.
Money Market.
Markets.
THIRD PAGE.
Ship News.
Advertisements.
FOURTH PAGE.
Finance.
Milk In Once.
Inland Revenue Charges.
The English Oyster Fish
cries.
Day Nurseries.
Editorial Paragraphs.
Business Notices.
YIFTH PAGE.
China.
Private View Of Mr.. Ave
rvs Pictures.
The Drama.
The 7th Regiment.
Obituary.
Political.
Municipal Affairs.
The national Republican., 1869-06-19
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

,.,..,. waR DETAnTs1S5 June = lsGo.
ga.i u slcsE. o o. SosbAf % he asi& Rni'O day.
IL he ,chsduis below. Tor the hSeal year ending
sSsiss i1% %Ssl assonpsSg Ss ~ sssh ss St Siaa aa0'
The sueesssful bidder viii DO required to give
Ei%cni ef sls son,f,et and The Depastmen, I Will VII
reserve the right TO order the articles as Il may
% ties Beipw sateS a. increase OF diminish the qu"a'
Aiilsis; not NAMED in the schedule below arc to
'Oa'" PHPsh PSissf %Spk OF LINEN STOCK.
Hreams Despatch Cap, ruled to pattern, weigh.
Sa%. Tsssi Gap. per gean, .,,,,
10 re- ro.ms ms aunrto Post. ruled or plain, weighing
is ii fcsms s oaSrto Post. ruled or plain. weighing
10 0lbs., headed a. per pattern, Per roam.
10 rsams Note Paper. ruled or plain. headed as
per pattern. per ream.
rssms BIOItIhaPspdps ies, ssr pr 5S1 Team
100 dozen Blotiing boards, per dozen,
70 0rSam' Envelope Paper, buir or yellow. royal
% rean. Manila Wrapping Paper, super royal.
stSSS knysISDc., gals!.i s!,s', glSsLn, per I;So
40,op Envelopes, oricial sizes. extra hoavy,
Ss CSSo EnPcOpss I I Sizes extra heavy. headed
2,1O Quills, No. ~, per 100,
40 doIen fabef's Black Lead Pencils. per
70 dozen Fabsr's Red and Blue PeneIls, per
dozen.
IlG dozen Pen Holders. per dozen.
dozen iyory Folders. per dozen.
dSlsp koassf sS%'ss on Sf SIns four
dozen Rodgers Scissors, per dUIen.
% Dozen % Isys.IS "a a0Sia Eo5,. Ink. quarts. per
ii doIen Maynard 4 Eoyes' Ink, pints, per
dozen,
gij dozen French CarnIpe Ink, rcr aozoa.
II doIeo Inkstands, Diapers. Whitney, Of
% pounds sealing wax, scarlet, per pound.
~ pounds lndis Rubber, prepared a pieces, p"r
ss doIOn SILK Taste or Braid. assorted. per
dozen.
o dozen Red Tape, in pieces. assorted. per
dozen,
20 pounds LipSn Twine:psr pouad
y DOZEN quart bottles hueilaEe, PER dozen.
Y dozen Blank Books. Per dcle6.
) doEsu Pen Racks, per dozen.
dozen Rulers, per dozen,
i.OoO gross India Rubber Bands, per gross
edoEen Memorandum Books, per dozen.
9 dozen boxes NotariRl Seals, per dozen.
dozen Portfolios, per dozen.
dozen Letter Piles, per dozen.
dozen Sassn ,Ir FnS per dozen dozen
dozen Letter Clips, per doIen
pounds Sponge, per pound.
s'S yards srrnsd Tracing a,Li Linen; Per yard.
dozen Paper Weights, per doIsn.
g boxes Pateut Paper Fasteners per boy,
20 Ruling Pens. each. les " u ~
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

A ToUcuISG ArPEAL. - The following
touching appeal has been addressed to Com
missioner Fisher, Of the Patent Office. II Il
does not have the effect of abolishlng that
terrible Examination Board, VIC don't know
what will
Hon. Samuel S. Fisher,
You've many q well wlaher,
Who's exceedingly anxious to know
What the deuce was your notion
To make a eommotion,
A, II Gabriel his trumpet did blow,
BY appointing 4 Board
To get US all "hoored,r
AS sure as before II we 60.
What can we have done,
That each mothers son
Is expected all things TO know;
Or else to give way
To some learned popinjay,
Who never q war scar can show.
Do science, and history,
And deep bookish mystery,
Assist In the work we've 10 dot
Not at all, my dear sir,
Did II never occur
To you, n these things we should know,
We would never be here,
On twelve hundred year,
When ,twould be so much better TO got
No, no-the poor clerk,
Like others, want works
what a pityi here's the best he can do.
He has no objection
To proper inspection,
Aud trusts that grave faults he has few;
lie knows that deep learning
Gives better discerning
When he can he reads a book through
Yet, ample to witness
His merit and 1tness-
These questions his hopes place In View
"Wsrc you IN Grdnfs comRiandl''
"Do you prifs good handpn
"SpeH e0rreeily, and pHnefudfc t00'"
"D0 you keep accounts irtiin
"lnd temptations repeip"=
These surely commend him to you.
Then, perohanee, should he pass,
(Some might not-alasO
He'd modestly think he would do,
Now, Mr. Commissioner,
Allow your petitioner
To beg that this Board you esehcw,
They are nuisance TO US,
with their science and fuss;
And we're all getting horribly "blue."
shant sleep tonight,
I'm In such q fright
FnDPp0tr Ihe U0apd uuIg ne HFDudh
The national Republican., 1869-06-19
Proposals
pRoPosALs ron ARMY rRANsPoRTATIoN.

IL
HBApeuARrKnsFTrH MiLirAnY DIsrRIcr,l
OFFICE CHfEr QuARTERMAsTIR,
+ AUSTIN, THxAs, June 4, 1900,
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, wilt be receive
atIhis o4es until July isp IL n. fef the trans.
poration Of army supplies from the lst day Of An.
ES,t is,s until lhs 4th ssy Il JgSs, ls7o. Or me
bia, Texas, TO San Antonio, Texas.
Bidders will state the rates Per 100 miles per 100
pounds, for which they will Transport supplies
The right is reserved to reise, any or ali bids
kseh bid must be accompanied By guarantee Of
Al least two persons, twhQss responsi sibility must
be certified By the clerk Of a court Of record that
the bidder IL competent TO carry out the sontraet
~ awarded TO hin,. and the fesidence esd post
be stated, No BID enteitained not conforming q
g section iS' ofths act Of Congress approved JuiJ
The spount Of bond required from ,hs coB,rae.
tor will be fny thousand 100, 000) dollars,
Forms Of contract may be seen At the Depot
9Sertermsster's once, San Antonio. Texas, aud at
Proposals must bs endOrsed Proposals for Army
TrHpsporiailen on Route No. lO."'Gnd addressed
O5St By soS%ss9 q aBrevst Major General ,Rsy-
nolds, MORRIS 3. MILLER,
Deputy ouartermaster General, Brcyet BriEadier
General U. s. A. jeis-td
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

ROYAL MARRIAGE IN PROsrECT.-A
royal marriage is announced to take place
at Stockholm or Copenhagen on the eth Of
July, which which will be Of unusual in
tcrcst, because II may lead to a union Of
the Kingdoms of Sweden and Denmark.
Prince Frederick, the heir apparent to
the crown of Denmark, is to marry the
Princess louisa, the only child Of the King
Of Sweden, and hclrcss presulRptlye to his
crown. The prince Is twenty-siy years of
age and the princess nearly eighteen. Upon
the death Of the relgning monarchs of the
two kingdoms, the crowns will probably be
united. But as the King Of Denmark Is
only lfty-One and the King of Sweden only
forty-threc, 1t may be good many years be-
fore this COnsummaton can be reached.
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

CUTTING AFrRAI. : Phillip Larks and
John Williams, two colored mon, had row
In Grant alley last night when Williams
drew a razor and made a cut at his antag-
onist which did no more Injury than 10 make
for Williams arrest was issued by Justice
Thompson, and he will have a hearing to-day
at the Central guard-house.
The national Republican., 1869-06-19
NrrA1ns 1N MoNrGoMEnr CorNrr.

APPAIRs IN MONTGOMERY CouNTr.-The
Rockville Sentinel Of yesterday says;
THE summer term of the Circuit court for
this county commenced on Monday, and
adjourned on Friday of last week after the
transaction of such business as was ready
to be disposed of among which were four
railroad cases, which were carried up by the
landholdcrs upon exceptions filed TO the
awards lately made by the Jurles of condem-
nation. The court set aside the proceedings
of the jurles In these cases, on the ground
that the sheriff had acted irregularly and
illegally In the selection Of jurics, by sum
moning twenty-five instead of twenty as
prescribed by law. The decision opens these
cases for another trial, which, we under.
stand is fixed for the 25th instant.
AT the instance of Mrs. Blair. daughter
of the late Gen. Jessup, the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company have been restrained
from further operations on her land In this
county, condemned for the use of the Point
of Rocks railroad. The injunction was
granted because the company had not set
tied with the proprlctrcss.
The national Republican., 1869-06-19
EnrOnp.

The debate on tho Irish church bill was
continued In the House of Lords on Thurs
day night by Earl Kimberly, who defended
the principals and details OF tho bill. Ho
believed that concurrent endowment would
be inexpedlent and impossible. Total discs
tabllshment and abandonment was the only
measure which could remove the grievance
complained Of The opposition contended
that land, and not the Church, was the real
grievance. Bishop Rlpon opposed the whole
the bill II amendments could be made. Lord
Redesdale opposed the bill, especially the
clause deprlying Irish bishops OF their seats
In the House Of Lords. The Duke of Devon
shire favored the bill. The Marquis Of Sails
bury then took the floor. He did not wish
to vote for all the clauses proposed. He OBJ
jected TO the assertion that the Lords had
expressed subordinatlon TO the Commons.
He contended that In nearly all cases the
House Of Lords had finally TO decide. He
thought the bill under consideration illiberal
and Injurious, and believed that the nation
would soon turn against member display
ing domineering spirit. Admitting any
amount Of Ignorance In Gladstone, the House
Of Commons might consider Its own present
position as compared with Its possible POSI-
tlon II the bill were rejected. Nothing could
he more fatal than such policy. The con-
test would then be carried on under disad-
vantage, and the House Of Lords would
finally have to give way. Lord Chichester
and the Bishops Of ofTuamkillaly aud Achonry
opposed the bill, and Earls stanhope aud
Nelson proposed slight amendments, and
supported them briefly.
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

OuT-DooR RELIGIOUS SRRvICEs. - The
members OF the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION propose to hold outdoor religious
services at two localities Of the city to.mor-
row. The first Of these will be held in the
east grounds of the Capitol at o'clock, p. IN.
The second at 7 O'Clock, p. M, at the corner
Of Seventh street and Pennsylvania avenue.
The exercises will consist of singing hymns.
prayer and exhortations by members Of the
association.
The national Republican., 1869-06-19
LIMITED STATES PATENT OPPIQE,

~ WAsHiNdTOH, ID. o., June ], 1859
on the petition Uf y, A. ROss, Of New York, N Y ,
for himSelf aud A. u.higuOe OF Wh.H. Marshall, ,Oi
hi int rest In the extended term praying for the
extension Oi patent granted to them on the 2sth
day Of August, lsbl, aud rs issued on the 26Th day
Machine Gases
IL Ordered iha! the said petition he heard at this
"hiC" % the ltth day uf August next, Any person
nay oppose this extension objections, deposl =.
tgns, aud other papers, should be died in this
ohto twenty days before the day Of hearing.
SAMUEL s. flshER.
ie3' w3w UoInmissioner OF PahnY.
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

Tnn wAsHrseros Crrr DrsrESsARY,
northwest corner Of Seventh and NJ streets,
conducted BY Drs. 4. M. Taylor aud Z. W.
Latlmer, has proved a perfect success. Medl.
cal advice and surgical operations free Of
charge TO the poor. Once hours from to
10 a. m. aud TO Up. m. Prescriptions care
fully COMPOUNDED.
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

SUNDAY AFTERNOON REsoRT.-The Board
OF Managers OF the Young Mems Christian
Association Of this city, decided at recent
meeting that their reading room and parlors
should be thrown open TO visitors every Sab
bath afternoon. 1t was however distinctly
understood that no business should be trans
acted, and that neither the secular papers or
books should be accessible. This action, it
is thought, will prove beneficial in providing
q place OF resort for "Sabbath afternoon
strollers," who can here spend an hour uu-
der the influence Of Christian home.
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

CHKsArEAKB AND ONO CANAL COMPANY
ELECTION OF oFFIcERs.-A meeting of the
stockholders Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company was held at Annapolis on
Thursday, at which the following officers
We're chosen For president Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal Company, Josiah
Gordon, esq, Of AllOghany county, in place
Thompson, Of R., of Montgomery county;
Daniel s. Biser, of Frederick county; Jacob
H. Grove, OF Washington county; A. P. Cor.
man, OF Howard county; Nelson Poe, of Bal
timore city, and James Condey, Of Washing.
ton county.
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

IsTHHEsTISG DIscUssIoS.-To.nlght the
Everett Lyceum, which meets at the Colum-
bian Law Buildings, Fifth street, will have
under discussion the question as to whether
any discrimination should have been made
on the occasion Of the late ceremony OF the
decorition Of the graves, between those OF the
Union and those Of the confederate dead. An
animated debate is expected. There will
also be other interesting exercises. As these
meetings are public, a most pleasant even
ing may be passed at this intellectual tourna-
mept
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE TO all persons
having goods deposited at Princes loan
Office, and interest unpaid for siz months, to
call at once II they wish TO save their articles.
No. 277 Pennsylvanla avenue,
Between Tenth and Eleventh sts.
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

THE OAK Hall cIormso IIousr is taking
measures TO clothe all the people. An i'm
mense stock OF fashionable goods, In the
piece and rcady-made clothing, can be found
there-No. 405 Seventh street, opposite the
post-ofilce. n
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

FOUNTAINS IN THK CRY HALL PARK.-It
Is probable that al the next meeting Of the
City Councils a petitlou-wlll be presented
from the commissioner Of the Fourth ward
asking an appropriation for the erection of
two fountains in the City Hall grounds and
for seats. This park has been much I'm
pAoved during the past year, and If the
contemplated improvements are finished
will doubtless DO s.favoritc pace Of holiday
resort.
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

SINGULAR THEIL~ yesterday morning
some malicious thief broke into the cellar OF
the residence OF Mr.. Sllas Merchant, 3Tl
Tenth street, and stole the lead pipe cOnnec-
tl0ns to the gas meter. Fortunately Mr.. NJ.
had taken the precaution 10 turn Off the gas
great loss and probably an explosion would
have taken place. Upon reporting the case
at the Gas Company, Mr.. VI. was informed
that such thefts were Of frequent occur
renee. Certainly some measures should be
adopted 10 stop such reprchcnslble actions.
The national Republican., 1869-06-19
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

On the petition of b. VIC. sASFORD, of New
Orleans, LOuisia praying for tho extension OF a
patent granted TO him on the 18th day OF November,
1885, aud ressued on the 2lst day ofApTl, 1857, for
an Improvement in RefrgeTatOTs:
II Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
Oi1ee on tho lsth day OF October next ANY person
may oppose this extension. Objections, deposi.
tiuns, aud other papers, should bs filed In this
ONCE twenty days before the day Of hearing.
SAMUEL y. FISHER,
InysG.WS C0mmissionaT Of Patenis
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

PoLfcB IsrELLIGEscR.-Gcorgc O'Calla-
CHAN, charged with selling ale without IL
cense, was fined eco by Justice Plant, upon
which he appealed to court.
Thomas Hurling was fined SEQ by Justice
Wall, for selling liquor without license.
Joseph Ward, colored, for assault and bat
terry on Mary Ward, is held for a hearing be-
fore Justice Harper.
Lucy Lawson, charged by Laura Brown
With petit larceny, was committed to Jail by
Justice Bates.
Jane Brooks, for keeping q bawdy.housc,
gave bail to answer the charge before court.
Annie Smith, Sarah Brown, James Ever
EFT, and Thomas Mitchell were each fined
s5 by Justice Schmidt, for disordcrly gather
ing at the house Of Jane Brooks.
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION No. lOl.-At the
meeting Of the typographical Union No.
II. Douglass will probably be decided, after
which we would advise all the printers Of
both sides who are dcsirous of arranging
themselves in stylish apparel to go at once
to the Oak Hall Clothing House, AGO Seventh
street, opposite the Post Office, as that Is
question upon which there can be no diff
ference of opinion, for nobody doubts tha,
Oak Hall sells the most stylish clothing al
the lowest prices,
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

CALL AT KoLB's for the improved soda
from the Triumph, May Building, csrner Of
Seventh and + streets.
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

NOTICED. W. Anderson, the colored
justice Of the peacc-otiice 2i0 street, be-
tween Nineteenth and Twentieth
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

TRANsFfRs OF REAL ESTATE. y Messrs.
Green u Williams have sold the lots In square
sos, fronting on ii street, between Fourth
and Fifth streets east, lots and Ito James
Fitzpatrick, at 81 cents per foot; lot 3 to
r. A. Porter, at 22l cents per foot; lot 4 to
James Barrett, for 20I4 cents per foot; lot 8
TO Thomas Lynch, for .0If cents per foot
lot to Michael Long, for 22A cents per
foot; lots 7, s, and 0, to II. Joyce, for 22Ik
cents per foot, lot 10 to Michael Long, for 80
cents per foot; lots IL, l2, IS, IA, Is, 10, II,
IS, 10, and 20, to DR.. II. A. Hill, at 16 cents
per foot.
These lots are portion Of the old burial
ground Of st. Peters Catholic church. This
property was donated TO the church many
years ago by member Of the family OF g.
Washington Young, deceased, but under
such conditions that upon Its abandonment
as burial place, when Mount Olivet Gene
terry was established, a decree Of court was
an order for the subdivision of the square
into thirty building lots, and for the sale Of
the same, they were put up at auction, and
sold as above stated.
Mcssrs. Dodge & Darneille, real estate
brokers, have sold lot on the southeast cor
ner Of Potomac and First streets, As feet by
100, to James s. Welch, esq.,, of George
town, D. c., for $1,000.
Messrs. Kllbourn q Latta have sold to
James G. Nallor lot 0, subdivision of square
2l7, on X street, between Fourteenth street
and Vermont nvenue, "a feet front by 1856
feet deep, for 6,4sO. Mr.. Nailor commences
at once the erection on this lot of an elegant
Seneca stone front house, corresponding In
style with the adjoining houses Of Admiral
Bailey, ex-seeretary McCulloch and others.
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

MUEzLE YOUR DOGS with muzalus from j.
:. Topham n CO., 800 Seventh street, next
TO Odd Fellows Hall. They have every
style aud variety of these important articles,
made 30 by the Mayors recent proclama-
ton, H
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

PosT No. 5, GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUB-
Lie Of the Department OF the Potomac, have
elected the following officers to serve the
ensuing six months George r. Walbrldge,
post commander; Louis Morell, senior vice
commander; E. l.. Wright, Junior vice
commander; Alfred G. Bliss, adjutant; Rein
hold sprngsguth, quartermaster; p. Pruess,
SURGEON; Henry b. Bennett, sergeant major;
W. \. Rucss, quartermaster's sergeant.
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

SANITARY REPoRT.-The report yesterday
OF Lieutenant Noonan, of the sanitary force,
shows that there were 90 written notices
served and "a persons verbally notified Of the
existence OF nuisances upon their respective
preRises, aud that dead animals had
bee1 removed from the streets.