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ENGLISH BOOKS.

The current popular Englifh publications. will be
found on our counters At the earliest moment
N BOOKS DY MA1L.-Uuder the present Postsl
Ltw. books can be sent BY NAIL to al Of the States
and Territories. VIZ WILL NAIL AyT BOOZE rrn-
x1snKp IN Tux US1T1D 6TATrs {not over es. IN
welshs}. postage PREPAID. receipt Of tbs adrc..
tlsed prices for the aatue-
n We respectfully tnT1ts = continuance Of the
ratrons2o 30 literally bestowed uron the mombsrs
n, they will ehate the dement's OF our long experience
-hmp1e capital and most liberal arrangements With
Ealtcrn publishers and manufacturer.
s.'TEACuEKS, HEADS OF COLLEGES AND
EEMIfAlalES, and all Interested In the intellectual
DEVELOPMENT Of tho West. are cordially Invited to
make themselves 1t homo In our
, 1869-02-13
39ropo8aI8,
Proposals for Subsistence Stores,

o1f1cS =: =; C9HY1ssARY or stDs1srxnox,1
tsoom y. NJ - L&Salie-s1.,
sesed proposa1s "a daplicat-5 Wi he 1,sceIyrd
the 1ntertl4ntd until u O'Clock n. o. sA Fiji fsnaV
Fik: s'e1 1~
1.3 barrels Of FLOUR, to be mads wholly from OK.
!nsl stock of sound Winter wheas, hfEh ground and
80 barrels FLOUR, to na mAda wholly tfom o1a9t-
nal atock Q! sound apf1uE wheat. high ground afpx
veil dresstd, barrels to be full hsad-ltned:
*83o *83o nonnes RlCE, u barrels. full hsAd.linad.
NJ i ~ :unds 3u0 Az. eauA ID quality to ste"arsa
.4,o@ pound SOAP, dtrman Aott1ed. in toxns
strapped With hon.
SUD pound1 EAIT rtaen and hrv IRA eTafn. In
bafTtl1 0l1 head lined
80 poa9ds Of ground nLAcK PEPPER fres nos4
- sHu9n4 IN lal! NeGht l-ounCe pnrctf. p4cked
Iron. N' N'o'Aes ~ w '"''4''3 "
Ha1n ania os q Mr1npo.nls vl be tant.hed 9: ths ocs
IroPosA!e will BE- subject to sIl Conditions here
s90se pablshed. copy Of which caa be acen bJ 40.
plds musss state tie ume when the attrss eau pe
delivered. II. MACF6ELY,
UYt Col. hhu C. 8. q. d. 4.
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.Ntn publications.
COMMENCEMENT
OF TIE
OVERTHROW
OF TIE
Present Legal Marriage.


TIE "CH1CA0oAN," FOR THE wERK
ENDING FEBRUARY 90, CONTAINS
MRS, ELIZABETH CADY sTANTON'5
VIEWS OF TIE MURDER, At NAPIER
VILE, OF A WoMAN's LOVER, BIZ HER
HUSBAND, AND 4 PAPER By MRS.
MILLS. DECLARING "TuE MARRIAGE
INSTITUTION 4 FAILURE,u
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would BE- d. cruiaed bI t:s degree in which it
Wo11d cheapen uesan tt, t19sss ltso. ,.a,a..,.,..
cIpi.s,lo1 ie Sts1 of tno IN nosn,t 1aat 0'
NJ: RAAsEI noTed to take up the joint reso.
American l.1e g mall sl'eamships between thia
County 80 IarTpet hnt3pp M gises the company
ae2taG1 1RSnR1cFs Es i4 cEasa onnart ,neas salps;
NH MI c,a Mmad E. sas1 @ epPese4 It. md rad he
,wo inta nf Amenc.n pm s 1nnio "ese a'isady
,1o1c rMH l4noe O. 0"e37eAo fpamsnsps rom ba1tt'
,,911d ~ ma6 asked him what nAg thoee shtps
H. NHSTr .d,,v..a ,,..
fo1e,on ~ 11h Admitted that they sailed under
n, suro,r5s 51s epah5EoI n1IL.
,,iar or.h n@AN mogG9 10 resume the conttdes-
H'fna na o. tna SnsfsnS5 DIT ,,,.,
VI 4notlou u AIR. Thu ID BULL, Wednesday
pe1t f vas tet apart lor the confederation ot the
n!n 70 d. eteersan1ze the Judicial sEsten OF the
NJ. MORTON then addressed the Senate On the
bill Il relation to !ho public debt and currency.
b BE- thocehs the hlll scportea y Ill, commit ee
specie payments, Ios for fune ipg the debt repre-
sons b Ss sn1 = sts r. e
msnts by the existing Natiossl Bsnks Tbs com
@ 70 s sS D fso e. 1 bsF 5
Ease bes:tr esl:ca i Bill % i@PFese III % Taia ae
Ct the bends of The count1y. for Il W. not de-.
to The ads no
lie dees alFtea5 az md d,snonoE.d d, ID. pro- bro.
v?ded that the anro1ne gold Ia The Treasury
nnd 81 o as xaaa Sc
duo fof fourteeq q dneen 5eass. The speech o.
tho ehatTosn Of the committee {shermao) upon
nc oi.! accmca 70 91m ihe9nalstent Hlta
were thG ktanda1dloi FAlue o. The world, and set~
enas,e o3n a.tcn9 t1u hs Of Ga easy return 70
r. t;c ~ 9h.t ~
pnftnt 81 OF the country from aDp1eclstiug cur
y; f. rnna,,5 ana - 4sn cda"n 9aen M uatE petns
~ ~ .ne sne eono,en O. s9inGs t1 DC oson9nt aoont
;sss :. would ld, seem t. Be the du:y Of
1I r. 70 asoia a. .onK poasloIe
enmtton hsa been aresii7 e4ae~eqsic9 nv o. he Re-
ron III aoq e II and o.
~ ~ trae o,e, TiouEa1 apo9E
crs 9t ~ hnGdtc ~ .pt ~ .onttn%
patea c3d ~ ese Eenuemen ,a,a ao1'o 90 M fene
~. - y. -" ~ tne eoun'
tor he premium or eo!d w.s dtno54t!i1nE t1e
IN ffgssa 10 The ELECTS Ct 5esa%ptSn sna nd
ana u va ,ais 10 e1pc That those n.
Wnid .c,f a. M At ~ eoo rn1eh nor
rent Tnr1a rctcsen 1ho1s H. a. ~ PR
Fc7lcd TO do 90. ~ The prcdict,nn, dJ
ns1 fIn1, H. II 1s?nry Wonta Iesu't
rrfufstion IL fla ,aeent nntnr1sI i,.,nrx ~ r. .
cnmn;rx f11inr rs Ill 4nn..n, 1t1so} hoi} y. the
Of 1se5 cn}d iii n ncr ernt ana a1thannh II
csuted arftat aud eudteu dse,tnc ot nr1ers ana
so%s batEfartsy RI the evils and h.!d,hiu. ls.
ar a q. .nas ,, s WE sennt n1a ohe
NV ts ii % e4e eeni ss1f 81 fa hs sens.l
ia II ene in ea fai o
| creator Iriury to tho ronntry an, IN in,,nr.s
than the same decline In 1915 would have eansed ;
hut ,hefr was 70 good reaton y belle,c thnt .
70 mucb bardei II ~ rcet,ltrd fro1n a"c,,ne ri
ii! pr cent in 1aE5 Mr. Mufton lien c,itlrifcd
, 1869-02-13
THE ADVANTAGES

Voefea oy this Company are.
Hsa National Company, chartered by Special AZ
Of Congress, 1868.
It has raidup Capital Of II 10000.
1t offers Low Rates Of Premium.
ltfuEnlshss Larger Insurance thaa othe. Cor,psuia
for the same money.
1th Definite and Certain III lta Terms.
It's a Home Company In Every Locality.
Its Policies arc Exempt from Attachment.
Tbe1o are no Unnecessary Keat1tcuons In the Pop
cics.
EverT Policy Is Non. .Forfeltab1e.
Policies may be taken which pay 70 tho 1nsure4
their Full Amount and Return All tho Prenluus, .,
that the Insurance Costs only the Interest on the Al
nual Payments.
Policies may be taken thst u1u psy to the 1asu.ea
after certain number Of years, during 1ifs, N An
nual Income Of 0ne-tenth the Amount named in III,
Policy.
No Extra Rato L. charged for lists upon tho llyu
Of Females.
It 1tfrsures not to pay Dividends, bat at 10 Low
cost that Dividends viii bo impossible.
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cubic afds per mile. The m4tcsihl Is Eoot. The
sonrssfn m q Is Il ID
c,ncs Ia Gttnm Va, fora. or II Anon. md examine
tho p's' 'aa 9 st' = Asal ";l
pnOPORALs. -BEA1KD Pno-
" sss ss s 'isfz i t. 1's u u 3 Z; Y:S;s
RI if ~ ,tsnegof:aten ot knt.fnrsnt ttouls
ai:2eb a:sa '9 10 1is{ ss. d. Y'at 5' ata:l7"s ia ls
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NFw UfINMf4 MRfkct.
Stw nhifAHH. frb ti.--tht raf- ts relnts - M
Hs!rs. Etrotts tx ~ ~tsk-!o i.tErfIsnt. ip.tsi
!h!eat n thr cnntin"Ht. eht talsR tgaslxf6e. a,3s
ehl"a s.ert, nG1 hs1rst #n,ta lnihy, 37u Gajrs
~ Gt.pr.
.,71tAna1TEr,'-f,"nf 3g. ri ht .urs,an.
srn're u Ctasc, tlat', sr lrnr hi ii Ii il,
snr', ti5hs t .ns'ess en- Ef|gr. d3t,o:
ls,d flm. tirtrr, su4Hs"ar, tcE. ?sAtttatr '
qhNENita-EuEt, Httite ant tIshef; hf{.rr, 1sk
Il 1hc. -
,WnrrEs--s -stcsd4, we'.ern rtctlaea. Il po4
GgiyEs-Nonr In trst hands, falrt 1*ais4r, r,lme,
fi7t1tr. '-
, 1869-02-13
CANADA,
The Execution Of Whalen-1Ils Body
Denied TO His Frfends-Fenian Sym.

pQahy and kXcft emeut.
o7TAwA, Feb. u Tho government refused to
give up " halcn's body 10 hi. friends for wake.
The Fentans threaten large dcmon.t1stiou II,
Montreal 1ncss the hody ~ gwen Up. Tue Irish
men Of Quebec held tarec meeting wednesday,,
ana called on the Lieutenant Governor asktnE thht
psthtziuV NTH WhAicn'e widow,
011AWA, FEB. AT was seriously thought this
morning tnat an organization had been formed
u tt,!l in possession Of tue au,horltiee Actirc
preparations arc made 10 meet any ont hreak. II
Is funottd that several Ecizulcs OF arms were
made to-day. ~
, 1869-02-13

RestGHa'fon OF tsnvernpr nSosvnlovr,
| NAputtLix. Feb Il II yctnur lttpvnIuu tru.
netfu III. fretrntt'nn 10 thu Legislature tu-Iay
to &nkp c4itct tn Ito 1tsk Int.
, 1869-02-13

I'D. APPLETON & CO..
2-HARPER 4 BROS,
81. b. 1lrPINCOTr Il CO.,
4-E. Il. BUTLER 4 CO..
5-lVfBoN. PH1NSEY, B1AKEMAE L CO.,
6-BREWER d TlLESTON,
T-TAGGAHD d THOMPSON,
8-C0WrERTuWAITE Il CO.,
&C. SCRIBEER & CO.,
10-A. 8. BARNES d CO.,
u-F1LSOf, uIEkLE & CO.,
1-FIELDS. OBGUOD & CO.,
l3-LEE SuEPARD,
1a-WUOLWOIsTH.A AIy8TOETu &COl
l-GEo. #. CARLhT0N,
16-CLANTON, REMsEN & HAFFLEFINQER,
l7-SHELDoN l. CO.,
1s-LEYF0Ibr l. HOLT,
1s-MAsON B1us.,
3o-DlC6 d FlTzbERALD,
2l-D. & J. SADLIEh
s2-CROCKEK& DREEBTEl
c9-G. & {. MERRIAM.
24-RoUTLEnGE d SONS.
st. D. PETERSON 4 HRU.,
2s-J.E. T1LTOS L CO.,
IA. d. +. RANDOLPH d CO..
N-JoItN WILEY & B0N,
29-G. 7. PUTNAM q son.
3c-HURD & uOUGHToE,
sl-oRANGEJ JUDD & CO.,
Ss-s. +. WELLS.
1-M. y. DODD.
A-GOCLD l. LINCOLN,
E5-ROBERTS nROs.,
36-A. f. LORlEG,
51-LITTLE, BROWN & CO.,
93-TA0s. NELSON SONS.
, 1869-02-13

STEAMBOAT BnFned ana Stxty.fI1rte
Livea L0af.
EEw 0aLFAxs, Fcb. ia despatch from
JefIcfsou, Texas, reports that the aieatner Nellie
e.crcns wss destroyed hv 1rc In Cnddo Lake He'd
Anopg them were ". a. E.ondwclI, r. l.. Linn
and hte fun Frank. Of Nov Orleans. FoEtytht.o
survived and wrfe tIkrn II Jsaereon On the
fatal loss.
, 1869-02-13

u considered By conno!eseura marvel Of be.
lection-a spot where lovers of "the true beautiful
and good" may finger, and whnre ths wants Of All
book buyers may be perfectly satisfied. Upon tue
long range OF shelves are displayed Ill the atsnderd
Works In every department Of literature, "fron
EftTe 10 tay" In plain. library, and cossiy binding
Tho foets Historians. ovests Books OF Traret ard
Forsgea Medicine. Theology and He'll fElon, rh;loso
ply and Ethics. Education and Morals, uIoRssphT.
Lettefs and Epeechel. Literary History and Cr,t,.
cttn. the nrams. T1umor aud 6stre, JuYeuiIes'
6ports tnd Amusementst etc.. etc.
, 1869-02-13
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

on the lima Of tte Burlington Missouri Riref lssfl.
toad, west fAfton. lows.
Ths wofk ranges Gum twenty 10 sixty shousau4
cghle yards per mlle. Thg m:teslhl g Eoot: This
nrsronsb'e contractors are n! tel to call 1T or
n,nrs n nttnm vH. fo7h or Ht Anon. md exsmtne
TuLFt ChHFENIKl h ANutH.
UttuM \ 4. lows, Dec, ", t35Y,
, 1869-02-13
Dair Reatorer.

ANY PERSONS
Who arc losing ther hair, who Aso already bald,
can hare their hair fetoeed to it, natural 4tAte BY
70 Assi3. 1stnre - 70 e4gse growth q nAt npon
DU1sGuSIREAM x +Ct>- n .n>- ~ .7-'--C-
- N,:' Stan A. =
, 1869-02-13
initial atAf.1 ping

cannot he eIco.ed. being executed By lhetmos. com
petcnt workman, aron LOWELL d bItErrH FArka1
RKvHRhIBLK STAMPING FRRss, which prtas II pro,
nonncrd by tstAnR zpR and Others 10 he Perfection
Ib~ NEW BOOKS from all Publishers will ba 70
ce!ved In advance VI EasteEn Publication. and will he
furnished 1t the earliest moment 10 our customer
who desire them.
n 1t Ia our design to rcpreaent fully upon oui
shelves the publications ol every reputable publish.
lnS honae in the United Etaies. The publications q
tho following we'll known houses Will be constantly
In stock, nud furnished At lowest fgurcs FOR CAHT
1 k4nR1ltEr GuEDI -. -
, 1869-02-13

IadtA Watches, Of elegant design and fn!st, and
GeunemanFs WATCH Of equal merit for unsurpassed
time keeping quaE!ties With tho al. ". KaFmonh,' y
but Of smaller size. superior to anything Jet
facsurcd In this country. Will shortly be placed In
market.
, 1869-02-13

u rstfee!st on tnAls uRanFpAatat KAAt or West tn
tVA''erlJA w1h lbs wtlikW0wh t.h2rAslhK lt1Hse nj
AEsntth. lA,wki.l, A NitET +. NnaToN,
Ara prepared to natauta In lhs hnn4k atyjn nf tn
AFl MonokralAs Goats afAEts, Watstlnf Cards, In.
sttsl!hh csFd.. slr, with t!a Kras!u4l spAta. md
10 tin thtiaArtinn WHO favor u Win tAejf p4t
tonage. UuF tlyIc Ut
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-14
n. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rr.s.sy
in Nav York,

y" WV nSH-s
Il was stated that Recorder Hackett, In
his chargp 10 the grand Jury OF New York,
reminded them That the Rlchardsou.Mc-
Farland tragedy would come before them,
and he suggested that II bigamy was CON-
mittcd By the death-bed marriage the par
ties aiding and abetting II should be In
dicted. Tho following isthe text Of the Re-
corder lfr.1 a0. ri-grr %. ..r
ga very important case Of homicide will
come before you. II has, through various
Incidents and odd accessories, and cxtraor-
binary surroundings OF men, women ard
manners, deservcdiy attracted great public
attention all throughout the country. Your
duty regarding the alleged killing Of the
late Mr.. Richardson by Mr.. Mcfarland Ii a
very simple one. If ho was Of sound men,
ory and discretion ITO use the old Saxon
phrase on tho subject Of homicide) when he
fred the fatal shot, then his act was murder.
But whether or no he was OF sound NOM
DRY and discretion will become question for
tho petit Jury, and Il is not in your province;
your duty is TO ascertain II the allegations
be true that Mcfarland fred the shot that
caused Richardson's death. think l
should DO derelict In the discharge OF my
functions as an elected conscrvator Of the
peace and morals In this court, did now
omit reference 10 some Of the Incidents fol.
lowing the act which eliminated In the HON.
icide Just referred 70. 10 vain shall con.
ductors Of influential newspapers, and claim.
ing TO be moral leaders, bcnenclaiiy affect
the community II they convert their homes
into froe-love asylums. In vain shall min.
listers Of the gospel be heard when criticlsing
public men, as well As warning private
Practitioners, II they arc allowed, unrcbuked
to give benedlctions to bigamy, or to conse.
crate lechery by prayers at the bod Of death
II there has been bigamy committed, or aided
or abetted BY any persons, no matter how
elevated In life they may be, fcarlessly In
vestigate the matter, and, arriving at tn,
fact Of probable guilt, promptly indite."
!VIoroR HuGo and Louis Blanc have writ
ten 10 London warm eulogy on the LAT,
George Peabody. NM
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-14

FATnra BosroN's Old Folks will charm
all lovers Of fine music this and tomorrow
evening, a the Fifteenth street Presbyterian
church.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-14

has received an unusually fine stock or
elegant dry goods fresh from the sales of
the heavy New York importers. They are
TO be sold cheap. Visit the store, look at
the goods, and you must buy. An entirely
new stock Of kid gloves (the specially at this
establishment) has Just arrived. A discount
allowed Of 10 per cent. on all sales OF one
dozen and upwards.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-14

THE MICHIGAN SocicrY.-We call atten-
ton to notice In another column Of q meet
ing of the Michigan Society to DO he'd this
evening at the Columbian Law Building.
The subject OF celebrating the SD anniSer-
sary Of the admission Of the State In the
Union will be considered. An opportunity
will be afforded for those who have not al
ready Joined the association to do so on this
occasion.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-14

THE ENrERrRIsNG FIRM Of James 8. Top
ham & Co., No. 500 Seventh street, having
closed outthe largest stock OF Carriage and
Buggy Robes In the city, have again selected
another fresh stock from the largest houses
In New York, consisting Of Wolf, Fox and
Buffalo Robes, together with great variety
OF Plush Robes and Lap Blankets, which
they are prepared 10 sell at greatly reduced
prices. Our readers would do we'll TO give
this house q call before purchasing else
where.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-14

Rev. Asa SAKE, D. D., secfetary Of the Gen.
srAl Convention Of methodists Of the United
States, preached before the Cniversalist con-
"Beoause the Lord hath need OF him.n-Luke
xix; 81. The discourse was an eloquent effort,
and closed with an appeal In the Interests OF
which the speaker pointed to the |, 900 aocie-
ties, 100 ministers, 10 periodicals, . colleges,
theological schools, scores Of seminAries, a
modified, as the fruits Of the Afst century 81
their determinations life on this contine Mt
and all this accomplished In the face OF re.
morssless opposition-and hoped the coming
past.
At Metropolitan NJ. Z. church, yesterday AZ
ternoon, the third monthly meeting Of the
Sunday school Missionary Society was cels
brated. Mr.. d. L. 9itt presided, and Addressei
were delivered BY Hon. b. @. Cook, Of Illinois
DR.. Kinney, of Philadelphia, r. W. Hoover
and Dr.. Prettyman.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-14

B. II. sTISEMETz gives notice today that
be has on hand holiday presents, useful and
appropriate, in the shape OF splendid furs,
collars, aud gauntlcts. Canes of all kinds,
Read and see them.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-14

PIASos.--What more suitable present for
holiday gin than one Of those superb Dos
sau's pianos, the entire stock Of which will
be sold on Wednesday, 18th instant, by W. L.
Wall 81 Co., corner Ninth street and Penn
sylvapia avenue. See advertisement.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-14

REVIVAL SERvIcIs.-On Saturday morn
Ing large meeting Of tho pastors Of the va
rious churches was held at the rooms Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, Rev. B.
Peyton Brown presiding, at which II was de-
termined to hold special union services at
the different churehes during this week. I'M
der the direction q the pastors. Meetings
arc appointed for every afternoon and eve
ming from to 4, and from 1850 TO Q O'Clock.
Tuesday and Thursday evenings were recon-
mended to be fixed upon by all churches a.
church nights. The following order Of ser
vices Is announced for this week; Monday
at Calvary Baptist church, conducted by
Rev. DR.. Newman Tuesday, First Presby-
terrain church, Four-and-s-half street, con-
ducted by Rev. DR.. Butler; Wednesday,
Metropolitan N. L. church, conducted BY
Rev. DR.. Sunderland; Thursday, 81. Paul's
Lutheran church, conducted by Rev. DR..
Cuthbert; Friday, First Baptist church, Thir-
teenth street, conducted BY Rev. Mr.. Rankin.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-14

CUMMINs' EXTENSIVE SHOE ESTABLISH
MEsT, Seventh street, seems to be the favor
lite resort Of purchasers In the shoe line, and
very naturally so from the fact that no other
establishment In the city presents so large
anu desirable an assortment. The new
winter stock is by far much larger aud even
more select than at any previous season,
thereby giving the large trade OF the house
and the publicShe greatest advantage. o
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-14

church, diseoursed to = large congregation,
from the text, Daniel, chapter %, 9th verse;
"And In the days Of these kinss shall the Coz
DO destroyed; and the Kingdom shall not be left
to other people, but II shall break In pieces
and consume al these Kingdoms, and 1t shall
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-14

THE MAGNIFICENT DIsPLAYby Messrs. Philip
d Solomons OF books and fancy goods for the
holidays 10 now ready for inspection.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-14

IT WILL ne sEEs by our advertising columns
that Mr.. Weleh asks suspension Of public
opinion In the matter Of his removal until
both sides are heard
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-14

DrREcToRY.-Ths contractor for REMEMBERING
the houses and designating the streets has 3
large force Of men busily at work. Already
and PennsylvaniA avenue have been lsttsrsd.
The prospects are now that we will have two
directories OF the city, from the fact that Mr..
"the orlEinAl," has been at work for some
time. Probably, in view Of this fact, the labor
will be well performed
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-14

THE MICHIGAS Society meets at the 90.
lumbiAn Law Building, on Fifth street, be.
tween ID and L, opposite the City Hall, at half.
past seven tonight.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-14

THEJusorIos RAILRoAp.-Bilisw we're intro
dueed In both House. Of Congress yesterday to
amend the charter OF the National function
Raj gay Company, authoriring said company
TO construct q tunnel and build q single or
double track from Lincoln street, 0eorg etc wn,
and through or under such streets In that city
to Rock creek; and thence under such streets
inathe city Of Washington, between L and N
streets north, to First street east, with the
and establishing . depot at such points on the
hne Of said railway ~ the established grades
Of the city may permit. The oompany IL au
thorirsd to increase Its capital stock and bonds
tSo0, 900 each.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-14

ARRIVAL OF THE TALLAPoosA.-The United
States steamer TallapoosA arrived at the navy
yard Yesterday afternoon, with onieers and
crew all well.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-14

OyYICE DIRECTORY T. II. s. Boyd
l. Go. have gotten up q neat sheet entitled
"Boyd's ONCE Directory" which 10 published
formation and answers questions that are
asked hundreds OF times daily, such as the
residences Of Senators and members, public
buildings and ofiees, routes Of travail, 40. This
tirectory Ia to be corrected monthly, and
oitener h ~i.sumstA noes feouife.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-14

A SAD BERKAvExKsr.-Nettie RobIsopp,
the daughter Of the late ]. II. Robiuson, OF
South Washington, died yesterday morning. at
. o'clock, at the residence OF her mother, OF
girl Of fourteeni q fayotite among her school
mates, and much beloved for her quiet and
Amiable manner. Her funeral will take place
Der, tomorrow afternoon at O'clock and viii
be attended By the Sabbath school to which
she was attached,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-14

Don PiATT, ESQ will address the Railroad
Association and the public on RAILROAD mat
tiers In general and the baltimore and Ohio
road In particular" at the Council Chamber
this evening. Go,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-14

An OLD LANDMARK GoNE-A CoLoRED MA
sosIo HALL:-rhe enterprising drm Of Alex.
r; shepherd 90. have ,Rurehased the prop
Building an old lsndmArk situated on Elsv.
snth street, below Psnnsylvsnia avenue. aud
have now a ioree Of men engaged 10 tearing
of immediately erecting on its site q hand
some three-story structure TO be used - .
stable and carriage room on the nrst noor.
The second story 10 to be occupied for storage
purposes, while the third will be htted up for
the express uses OF . hall for the eolorsd
Masonic Lodges Of the city. when flashed
provement to that portion Of the city In which
II 10 located.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-14

The ANNUAL ELECTION for directors OF the
First National Bank Of Washington for the
ensuing year will be held at the banking
house on Tuesday, January 10, 1870.