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The national Republican., 1869-02-13
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OFFICE CHIgY YQuARTERAAsrER, I
sAIET PAUL, MIks, February 4, 1883 y
Proposals a,e inyited until March Q. 1892, At this
odea, and Al the District ouaItermsstsr's oniee.
Port shaw, N. T. to furni.h the following NH;
ttTy supplies, at the mouth Of the Muscle Shell
river on the Missouri. lamins the months and
quantities per month when they eau be pat In.
All the customary eonditions In such cases To
govern: ,
lO.G1 or more AdG9sss,. i2rsHs inches, delivery
aO, 100 or more meiebAntAble hard Bricks suitable
for chimney deliverable at kiln. Time OF delivery
AS above.
800 OF barrels Of Lime. .daliy rabe At kiln or
Post
6O,Ooo feet one.ineh pine other Boards suitable
for TOohaE (sheAthlnE
S Ool feet one and half ueh pine. dressed or I'M
dressed, for flooring.
500 feet twO.ineh pine plank.
I, OOO feet thTee-ineh plank
aO,U ieet, board measure, Of pine or u eottuu
wood logs, not to s1uAre less than eight (s Inches
from u 10 feet in length, Length 10 be stated In
proposal for each twenty Ave
100 more tons Of hay, to be cut and stacked, or
be delivered at the post,
2.O0 cords Of wood. to be gut and dsliyer'd.
enId ded, at the post y. u. HOLABlkD.
febi3'td Deputy Q. N. General, U Z, A.
The national Republican., 1869-02-13

ELECTION OF oFFICRRs.-The following
gentlemen were elected as officers of the
Columbia Cooperative Building Association,
at their annual meeting held on Thursday
evening" President, Zephaniah Jonesj John
treasurer; +. Whitney, secretary. Directors,
Thomas 3. Norfeet, II. l.. Bramhall, c. B.
Jewell, John W. slmms, J. W. Drane, sam'l
z. Peugh, Andrew Jackson, A. q. Hall, and
B. +. Barnes.
The national Republican., 1869-02-13
THE COURrs.

CRIMINAL CouRT-Jpdos Fisher. This
court was occupied as follows yesterday,
"A nuRDm TRIAL.
The trial Of Michael Nash, charged with
eluded.
In this case shaunesssy, after having re.
eelved q wound In the forehead, inflicted by
Nash with brick, In an ARRAY, applied 70
an apothecary for assistance. The apothe-
cary directed him TO keep cold water on the
wound, drink nothing, 20 to bed and send
Tor physician. He did not do so, but, on
the contrary, came back drunk two days af.
terwards. At last he called DR.. Elliott and
Dr. Berhends; hut died the day following the
one on which he called them.
Mr.. Harrington continued the argument
for the defence, and Mr.. Carrington closed
for the prosecution. ..
Judge Fisher delivered q lengthy charge
to the Jury, In which, nfter defining the va
rious degrees Of killing, and declaring that
while In this District the law made no differ
ence between killing with express or with
implied malice, and punished both with
be change In the law, and killing with i'm
piled malice held as less degree OF crime
than killing with express malice merely.
| Having defined murder, manslaughtcr and
excusable homicide, the Court proceeded TO
remark upon the defence which had been set
up, that the wound inflicted upon the de-
ceased was not the cause Of his death, but
that his death proceeded from maltreatment
or neglect. In this view the Court said that
II q wound be inflicted, which, II len alone,
would cause death within year and day,
then the prisoner was responsible. But II
the wound be so treated that n new element
Of death be introduced Into the system, then
the physician and not the inflctor Of the
wound was responsible for the death, or II
the wounded man refuse the rendered help
Of physician, and so die. he Is Jsio dc "a,
and the person who gave the wound cannot
be held responsible for the death.
In this connection, he narrated a case
which came under his own congnizance In
Delaware, where woman being engaged In
washing a bowl, her husband dealt her O
, severe blow, whcrcupon she threw the bow
| at him, which, breaking, cut an artery In
his hip. She ran at once and procured the
attendance Of n surgeon before much blood
! had been lost, and the surgeon testified thai
: II he had been allowed to stop the bleeding
0 but little injury would have been the result
! but the wounded man refused obstinately tc
allow the bleeding to be stopped, and so dlet
from loss OF blood. In that case the prose
4 cutlon was abandoned, aud the woman lef
!, 10 70 free. The court then adycrted to thu
= circumstances under which the wound hat
n been inflicted In this case, and detailed thu
. law In relation to the right OF the host to ex
pei persons from houses Of public entertain
u ment, and also as TO what constituted sci
defence.
The Jury then retired, and after an alb
q sence from the court Of some time they re
\ turned verdict acquitting the accused.
= Adjourned.
The national Republican., 1869-02-13

BARoE WITHDRAwN.-The Government
barge Del Hymes was offered for sale at
sixth street wharf yesterday morning. The
highest bid made was $3.50, and as this was
far below It's value, the agent OF the Govern
ment withdrew her from sale. The barge is
strongly built, large, and in good order, and
Is probably worth $500.
The national Republican., 1869-02-13
LIMITED STATES PATENT oPPICg,

On III, pet,,oW1 W1IIHW.saE2s ~ yan % ~
Forbush, deceased, PRAYING for the extension Of a
patent granted the sal X. B. FOrbnsh, on the nth
1870, and again ressued in Ave dyiaions, n umbered
resp"ctiye 1897 1906 lD69 l070 and l97l the 23d
Grass HATyesteTs:
i I. ordered that said petition be heard at this
oiheo on the 18th day Of March next, Any person
may oppose this extension, Objections, depOsi.
uons, and other papers, should be hled In this
ONCE twenty days before the day OF hearing
ELISHA fO0TE,
ian2l- -ThSw CommIsaioneT Of Patents.
The national Republican., 1869-02-13
STATES MAILS.
ALABAMA.
PssT 0FTIoE DEPAETAEsr.
wAauIHuTOH January q lHf

PssT 0FTIoE EDEPAHTAEsr.
WAsHIHdTOs. January 2, lSD,
Proposals for conveying tie Mails Of the United
States rom July ], I601, TO June 20. 1871, on the
fOllowlpE routes In the State Of Alabama, will be
received at the COntIaet Once OF this Department
aHtii SP m; Of March 81 next. to be decided by
April % following .
ssn FROM Dodso willie to LarkinsvIlle. 10 miles,
and back twice week.
Leave DodsOnvills Wednesday aud Saturday
At u IN, aud arrive at LArkinsyille by
Leave Larkiusvllle Wednesday and Saturday
at N, and arrive at DOdsonsille by
,s92 From Tuskegee, by La Place, to Gross Keys,
l6 miles and back, twice weeki
Leave Tuskegee Wednesday and Saturday at
bA. and arrive At Gross Keys by l2tni
Leave Cross Keys Wednesday aud sAtur.
day At p. m, and arrive at Tusksgee by
The asesptsd bidders will be required to take tie
test oath, "
PoT forms pf proposal, guarantee and certificate.
And also ftT inStruetOn As TO eondit to be EN-.
br.eed In the cOutrAet, &c.. see Of
this date ami OF October 81, lsJ5, inviting lro-
nusnls f,r mail service In Alabama, to be found at
tho pTinlpAl post Offices,
BIDS should be sent In sealed envelopes. super
Herlb"d "NAil Proposals for Alabama. and Ad.
hr's' ed to the Second AssistAut Postmaster Cen
ETtl ALEX W. RANDALL,
t.hI NJ Postmaster General
The national Republican., 1869-02-13

BooKBlSDERs' BENEFICIAL SoCIETY.-The
book binders of the city are taking the prepa-
ratory steps toward forming beneficial so
ciety, to be composed of members of their
fraternity. A preliminary meeting was held
on Thursday evening, at the blndery Of Capt.
VIM. II. Nulley. Mr.. ID. Mcfarland pre-
sided, and committee ofiive was appointed to
draft constitution and bylaws for the gov
crumcnt of the organization. Another meet
Ing will be held In a few days, when per.
manent organization will be perfected.
The national Republican., 1869-02-13
NOTES.

Proposals must be to carry the mall with zee.
lerity, ceTtAinty and security using the terms OF
the law. and they must be guaranteed By two Te.
master or Judge Of a Court OF Record.
No pay will be made for trips not performed and
for each of such omissions. not satisfactorily ex
plAined, three time the pay Of the trip may be de-
Quoted. For arrivals so far behind time as TO break
connection with depending mails. and not sun.
ciently excused, one e-fourth OF the compensation
for the trip Is subject to forfeiture fines will be
imposed. unless the delinquency be satsfAetOrlly
explained, for neglectinE TO take the mall from 81
Into post Once for suffering II to be Injured, ,
destroyed, robbed. or lostl and for refusing,
after demand. t. convey the mail as frequently
the contractor runs, Ia concerned In running,
vehicles on the route. The Postmaster General
may Annul the contract for disObeylng tho post
once laws, or the GstTuctiOns Of the Department
He may alter the schedule Of departures and ATri.
walls, and Also order an Increase Of service by al
lowing therefor pro rata increase on the contract
pay. He may also ouTtail or disoontinue the SER
Vice In whole or In par, decrease
Of pay, allowing as full indem nity to the contractor
one mo NTH extra compensation on he amount OF
for the erViee retained and continue
Bids should be addressed to the "seeonl As
sistant Postmaster General, superscTlbed Pro-
posAls, State Of Louisiana. " and sent BY mail
For forms OF proposals, &c. and other lnfOflna. q.
ton, see advertisement OF October 81 lSe, ana Of
this date in pamphlet form, at the pIinolpal post
ohices, ALEX. W. RANDALL,
jy23.Sit Postmaster General.
The national Republican., 1869-02-13
RANKRUPTCY NOTICE,

To al the Creditors OF JoHS L. Hoover. who have
proved their ella ms:
You are hereby NO ihed TO Apr car before the 81.
pTems Court Of District Of COlu biA. sitting In
Bankruptcy, on the 18th day Of RebruafJ. IS6, a.
10 o'elO X, m, at the City Hall, WasBington
debts should OF be granted TO IAid BAnkIspt
You are also uotinei that the second and third
meetnPs Of said Bankrupt's creditors will be he d
By order Ofth Court.
DAyIDs. 0ooD1E5,
US Marshal OIL c., Rs Messenger,
X. j. MRI0s, Clerk. fslgLis
The national Republican., 1869-02-13
UNITED sTATEs MAILS.
LOUISIANA.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

Posr OFFICE DEPAnTnEkr.l
WAsHIs9ros. Jsnuary 1851
ststSs from july !, isds. 70 June S ISL. % iSe
following routes In the State Of LouisspA, will be
received at the Contract once Of this DepaTiine
until 8 p; n. o. March 81 next, to be decided by
soss Prom Frsnfiinton to shady Grove. Is miles
aud back, once week.
Leave fTankllnton Wednesday ats m.
Arrive at Shady GROVE by 6pm.
Leave shady Grove Thursday AtsAm
Arrive at PIanklint9n by pm o-,.
O7 fTYm Grand LIKE By SSaOrs; SnSSo1ia 9ss
Leave Grand Lake Monday .t7am.
Arrive At Floyd next day by6pm
Arrive al Grand Lake next day By 6pm.
sOss FROM New Iberia, by Abbeyille, 10 Perry 8
Bridge, u miles and back, once week.
ksiis. s1Es siT 4 Pstsss SS BriSss ~ sAm
Leave PerIy's Bridge Tuesday at sam,
800 fiG2 Ti. SSsfs.s SSss'aSsS as %. u aad i1 Ssst oats %
Leave washington Monday ATTAIN
Hs,tys A. L.sS ohsrls: next day BY
Arrive at washinston next day by7pm.
% miles and S.. back. % Spss a % week;
Arrive At Orange next day BY 4pm
Arrive ii Lake Charlie; next day BY ipn:
''O' GhsnisT, tS% q miles sad back. once week.
Arrive Al drssS Ghsnisr next day 6y . p IN.
Leave G5aSs GssHs, ps.t P,S.g at
slo7 From Nermsntou to Lake Charles, 20 mile
and back. oneea week.
Leave herInenton Monday at 8 am.
Leave Lake Charles Wednesday ats am.
Arrive at Mermentou next day by Jpn.
The national Republican., 1869-02-13

A MODEL literary criticism of the slashing
order Is that of the Pail Nall Gazette upon
Capt. Clayton's "sunny South; an Autumn
in Spain and Majorca." Here 1t is; mot
worth the trouble Of cutting the leaves. An
utterly uncalled-for account of rapid rail-
way journey right through from Havre to
Valencia, with snatch at the Balearic Isles,
and dash home by Barcelona and Perpig-
nan. The mere idle scribbling Of a chatter
Ing traveller on q broken road, doing towns
In the intervals allowed for refreshment, and
eking out his original matter by hashed
gulde-book. Occasionally vulgar, often
alppant, generally silly, always stupid"
The national Republican., 1869-02-13

Coal REcovERED.-We mentioned some
days ago the fact Of the schooner Problem
having been sunk opposite @ street wharf.
The accident occurred by reason Of mooring
the vessel on q sunken rock. The schooner
was at the time heavily laden with coal con-
signed to Messrs. Gleason d Glenn, who have
since the occurrence had a number Of men ut
work securing the coal by the use Of oyster
tongs. The cargo being now unloadcd an
effort will be made to raise the vessel, which
it is believed is considerably damaged. The
most Of the cargo being secured, the con-
signees meet with but slight loss.
The national Republican., 1869-02-13

An INPoRTAST SuooEsTIoS.-A commit
tee Of citizens residing in the lower part Of
the Seventh ward, and several steamboat
captains, have made arrangements to walt on
the commandant Of the arsenal, Gen. Ram
sey, and present to that officer petition for
the erection Of permanent light on the
arsenal wharf. This is an important sug-
gestion, and would appear to merit serious
consideration, involving as II does the safety
of the travelling public and the very great
comfort Of the pilots on the Potomac, who
In thick and dark weather are now compelled
to grope their way In the dark down the mar.
row channel of the river.
The national Republican., 1869-02-13

The BODY or ATzERoDT.-Lewis Schalde,
esq, acting on behalf of the friends of Geo
A. AtEerodt, presented petition few days
ago to the President, praying that the body
OF this one Of the assassination consplrators
may be given them, TO be Inferred In conse-
Grated ground. Although not officially pro-
mulgated, 1t Is understood that the request
will be granted today and If so, the body
viii be ais!Htsrred to-day,
The national Republican., 1869-02-13

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
sCRIBER has obtained from the Orphau,'
Court Of Washington county, In the District OF Co.
lumbia, letters OF administration on the personal
estate u PRAScIs @. MAcSANARA, late Of Wash.
claims inst the said deceased arc hereby warned
70 exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof TO
the subscriber, on or before the ID day Of Feb
ruaTy next; thay may Otherwise by law be ex.
cluded from all beneht Of the said estate.
1889 l. d NRsMlTH,
fs3' 3'W3w' Adm nlAtTatOT,
The national Republican., 1869-02-13
LIMITED STATES PATENT oFFICB,

On the petition Of CLgARSf RUSSELL, of Mas
silon. Stark county. oh!o, praying for the exteI-
1885, reissued May 10, 1885, for an impros emsnt 10
Double .EeAred liorse Powers.
Its ordered that the said petition be heard at this
orico on the l2ih day Of April next Amy per.
son may oppose this extension. Objections, dePO-
sitiODs. and other papers should be hlei In this
ores twenty days before the day od hearing.
ELISHA FOOfB,
ia2S- ThSw Commissioner Of Patents
The national Republican., 1869-02-13

PLEASANT ESrERTAIsNEsT.-Aye very pleas
ant entertainment was given last evening by
the members Of Morning Star Lodge, !. o.
g. T., at their hall, No. 4sl Ninth street.
The opening exercise was an extract from
"Sweethearts and Wives" by Messrs. Bart
lett and Evans, followed by a song by B. +.
Evans, and concluding with the very iaugha-
bic farce OF "The Quiet Family" partlcl-
pated in by Brothers Bnshears, Wright,
Lewis, Watson, and Sisters Stanton, Evans,
McSall and Finckle, all of whom sustained
their characters admirably. The members
Of this lodge do credit to their order by their
commendable efforts to render their meetings
attractive to those who gather there.
The national Republican., 1869-02-13

LADIES' should call and see the Embroidt red
Upper at Princes Stamping and Flutinf
A. 90 ms, 322 T street, between Tenth and Eley-
ElutinR
The national Republican., 1869-02-13

SUDDEN DRATH.-On Thursday night, at
about 12 o'clock, Yincenso Albecco, an Ital-
ian harpist, died suddenly at his residence,
corner OF First street west and b street north.
lie ate Of ice cream and oysters, and drank
excessively OF cold water, and Immediately
expired. He was In perfect health previous
to eating and drinking. DR.. Dove was sum
moned, but the unfortunate man expired be-
fore his arrival, Sergeant Pierce took charge
of his effects, and will summon the coroner
to hold an inquest.
The national Republican., 1869-02-13

SERVICES will he held In the Methodist
Protestant church, Ninth street, and I, at
II q. IN. and p. M, tomorrow seats frec'
The national Republican., 1869-02-13

DIR. wM. R. PRICE, of Flushing, N. Y, an
nounccs his remedies, from plants, for va
rious diseases. See his advertisement.
The national Republican., 1869-02-13
COURT.
yASUARY 80, 1850.

District Of Columbia, WasLfnCtos COUNTY. TO SSit:
In the case Of CATHARISB CoENoR, Admiuis
tTAtT,x Of JoHg COEsoR, deceased, the admins
Orphans CoIIl oi WaShln gIon County aforesaid.
appointed TUESDAY, the sd day Of February,
ton Of personal estate Of said deceased and Of
the assets IN hAhd, as far as the same have beet
collected and turned into money when and where
all the creditors and heirs Of said deceased are
notified to attend, with their claims properly
cluded from all benent In said deceased estate!
provided A copy Of this otder be published once
Test; JAhkb u, O'bHhhE,
tsl.ASw' heEislsr Of wills.
The national Republican., 1869-02-13
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

lin ,ha ratitinn ~ a.1ss ppSi ;.onS IAN SG'
PEABODY. of Salem. Mass, and PRAEcIs PEABODY,
Of DauNers, Mass, executors Of the estate Of Fran
OF a patent granted the said FIancis Peabody on
the l1th day Of April, 1885, for an improvement 10
Hay Making Machine:
tis ordered that said petition be heard At this
ofice on the 18th day Of March next Any person
may OPPOSE this extension Objections, depUsi.
tions, aud other papers,, should be filed In this
ONCE twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA FOOTR,
l.E w mt ~ pa
The national Republican., 1869-02-13

FoR sPRISG OvERcoATs go to Deylin u
Co.. celebrated establishment, No. 276 Penn
sylyania avenue.
The national Republican., 1869-02-13
STATES MAILS.
FLORIDA.
Posr OFFICR DEPARTMENT. }

WAsHIE9ros, January 2. lsf
Proposals for conveying the mails Of the UEitt d
States from July /. l5dp, to June 30, 1871. on the
following routes, IN the State q forida. VIII be
until SIP. m. Of March 81 next. to be decided by
April % followiBgi
etet f,9m Houston, h New Boston; e heaGssP, and
once Q week
Leave Houston Saturday at Gam
Arrive at MeIntosh by u N
Leave MeIntoSh, Saturday at pm
Arrive at Houston by JPN.
The accepted bidder will be req uiTed 10 take the
test oath. 80
For forms Of proposals, guarantee and certi ihcAte,
bTAced In the contract, ke, see advertisements Of
this date aud Of October 81 1885, ipyitinE prof oAls
principal post ofiees.
Bids should be sent 10 sealed enysloPes, tg9eT-
dressed to the Second A,sistAnt P9stmasleT Gen
eTAl. ALEX. W. RANDALL,
fel-Mi Postmaster Ger sIal,
The national Republican., 1869-02-13

CIRCUIT CouRT-Chisf Justice CARTIER
The court was engaged all day with the
case of the Richmond and York River Rail-
road Company vs.. The National Bank Of the
Metropolis, which will probably occupy sew
eral days.
At the close Of the court, the Jury were
respited until Monday.
Brown VS.. Mack. Judgment by default.
Adjourned.
The national Republican., 1869-02-13

JONI +. ELLIS, at 800 Pennsylvania ave.
nue, has a fine stock Of new and beautiful
music. "Better Days" can be seen and
purchased Of Mr.. Ellis.
The national Republican., 1869-02-13

The RECONSTRUCTION Of individuals Is at
tended to at short notice at Geo. G. Hen
ning's, No. 5ll Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1869-02-13

Wednesday last the steamship Empire, of
the New York and Washington express line,
took on board at New York the mammoth
OK, General Grant," consigned to the Presi-
dent elect. This large animal, 1t is said, will
be roasted on Inauguration day on the oc-
casion Of a grand barbecue to the dlstin-
guished President. The Empire Is due here
to-day, and General Grant" will be landed
at G street wharf and placed under charge
Of c. P. Houghton, ESQ.,, agent Of the line.
The national Republican., 1869-02-13

ODESSA PAsIER CoLLAPsIsa SKIRr, the best
made. Douglass, sole agent, No. sos Ninth
The national Republican., 1869-02-13

FIRE IN GEoR0ETowS.-An alarm Of fire
was sounded about three O'Clock this morn.
Ing from box 72, (Georgctown,) caused by
the burning of frame building on Bridge
street, above the aqueduct, and occupied by
Thomas Brewer as a Junk shop. The flames
spread to the adl dining house, occupied by
Mrs. Dyer, and both buildings were de-
stroyed. Mrs. Dyer's loss Is about 81, 900,
and Mr.. Brewers about 500. Noinsurnnce.
The Georgetown engine and portion Of the
Government and city departments responded
promptly, but the fire had made such head
way that 1t was impossible to save the build
ing,
The national Republican., 1869-02-13

HIGHWAY RoBBKRI.-Last evening, as
Mr.. George Fastnaught was counting some
change given him from $40 bill, on the
corner Of z and Seventh streets, a man
walked up to him and very deliberately took
the money and his pocket-book from his
hands and entered a auction store near and
Seventh streets. A lad who saw the oc-
currence, with Mr. r., followed the indlyid-
ual, but he was nowhere 10 be found In the
store. Mr.. y. is willing to give the man (or
thieO the money If he will return the pocket
book and some valuable papers IL contained.
The national Republican., 1869-02-13

THE TOWN ELECTIONS held In Broome
county, N. Y, this week resulted In Pc
publican gain. The board Of supervisors
this year consists Of 10 Republicans and 4
Democrats.
The national Republican., 1869-02-13

The GEORGETOWN ELEcTIoS.-The nomi-
nations for Councllmen Of Georgetown ha, Z
not yet been made, but 1t is more than prob
able that nearly all Of the last years NOM
inees will again be candidates. The board
OF registration were In session at New Mar
ket Hall all day yesterday, making a final
revision Of the lists Of voters. The result OF
the registry as published Wednesday morn
ing was but slightly changed, there not
being over my persons presenting them
selves for registry or TO change the voting
localities.
The national Republican., 1869-02-13

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
I sCRIBRR has obtained from the Orphans
6olapbia letters q Sdmlnistrs On lhs psTsouSi
estate Of JOaEPm ATKIE. late Of WAshinEton
against said deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit
the, same, with the vouchers thereof, 20 the sub
nexti hey may Otherwise by lIw be excluded
from all the beneht OF the said estal J.
Given under my hand this 26tl day Of January,
lh9 ELIZABETH A. ATKtN,
lAN.w9N' AdmlniStTAtrix,
The national Republican., 1869-02-13

The WASHINGTON SUNDAY LTCEUN dis
cusses the woman's suffrage question at
Union League Hall tomorrow evening. All
I are invited.
The national Republican., 1869-02-13

BLANKETS YoR HIRE during the Inauguration
10 large quantities. Address
MERCHANT,
Washington City Post ONCE.
The national Republican., 1869-02-13

EQUITY CoURT-Judgs Olin.-This court
did no business yesterday.
The national Republican., 1869-02-13
TTNITED sTATRs n PATENT oEgIoE.

2 Wt.II.gIos, B. "a, January I, lsea
SnrdasE St.nas ~ ~, %isHsLs q PsiIsssIPss pspSa
2n the 50 day 81 April Is3, for an imprOy Snsnl in
iIs ordered thai SAID pstition be heard At this
OaoS on The 2id day of March next, Iny psrson
o5. Oppdi.S aad cksr % n p 'ps
twenty days before the day Of heAIlnE
ELISHA RuOTR,
jana Tsw CommissiopsI VI Patsnls.
The national Republican., 1869-02-13

TIE next issue Of the Sunday Gazstts to-
morrow, promises to be one OF great interest.
For list OF contents to be there set forth We
refer our readers to our advertising columns.
The national Republican., 1869-02-13

ADAnr UNION PRAYER MEETING Is held
at the rooms Of the Young Mems Christian
Association, 31s Pennsylvania avenue, over
Metzerott Hall, from 0 to o'clock. Strangers
are especially invited to be present. On
Sabbath evening the meeting Is held at
asclacl
The national Republican., 1869-02-13

ST. DoMIsioK's CuuRcu.-A meeting Of
the congregation Of 81. Domlnick's church,
Seventh ward, is to be held on Tuesday eve
ming next, for the purpose Of preparing
plan for the speedy resumption OF work on
their splendid new church cdllce. The work
was stopped some months ago on account OF
a want OF funds.