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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-15
THE AYE At WORK.

The guillotine is At work again In the
post Office department, Cre'swsll having al
ready dscapitatsd a aumbor Of Official heads.
The snimosi,y of the administration toward
Johnsons sppointses, has already been indi.
Gated and one inciden. in the post ofice de-
pnrtmsnt strongly confirms it. An Illins,
congressman called on Cresswell, and said hs
wanted some changes made in his district.
Eleven Of the post masters reported 10 be
friendly 10 the late administration were
removed forthwith, and solsly for that reason.
This course will be strictly pursued.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-15

A good stage of water is reported to st.
Louis, but the Mississippi is again receding
| at that point slowly. .+E
Latest news reports the Ohio rising rapidly
at all points with good water to Pittsburg.
Here it has risen II inches in the past -
hours.
The Kate Robinson, Belle Memphis Vr-
gnia and Lawrence were we'll laden.
The Tyrone brought for Stratton, hudson
& Clark bbls whisky; DR.. McGaifock 20
pkgs sundriss; and for st. Louis, II bdls 3s'
brs iron and a few sundriss.
The Cumberland brought for ID. 5. Harrell
2 doz chairs Joe Abel bbs onions Chus.
Gallagher 90 bbs wheat. For shipment south
los SKIS corn, so SKIS oats and so bbls pork
The Henry Ames brought bales moss 20
hhds sugar Is SKIS nuts, for Chicago and 500
sks coffee 2s9 tons iron, a6s SKIS pepper and a
large ,ot of sundries for ST. Louis.
The Lizzie Gill added 2l2 SKIS corn 80 bbls
whiskey, lls3 SKIS oats, and departed deeply
laden.
The Armada brought for u. Hurd & Sons,
80 Dbl. -four; =. Cuhl, 80 bbls do; G.. ID.
Williamson / bbls homny; b. 5. HOrrell,
dox chairs Thomas IL Green, bbls pota-
toes j. Koehler, one COW and calf Mackic
d Co., sks oats and for shipment south, III
bbls -four, 10 bbl. potatoes, &C bbl' whiskey,
and loo sks corn.
The White, Captain Northern Is the rcgu.
lar Cairo aud Paducah packet this evening.
The Commonwealth will be of for Now
Orlean. on arrival of the evening train
The Talisman, Captain Billy Strong, is the
regular Cairo and Nashville packet to-day.
4 man, named Dan Hogan. jumped over
board from the Kate Robinson, in fit Of de-
lirum tremcn-, on Friday night just below
Mt Vernon and wa. drowned
The Kilgour la. ~ head Of cattle for
Louisville.
The Rubicon put Of $50 pkg. hides fo-
Chicago.
The Nashville brought no Cairo freight,
but 40 SIS hair 10 bbl' whisky, loo bbs
meal. ESQ bar, iron ~ bales cotton, % bids
tobacco for the south.
The Mohawk added here 1850 bbls -four.
900 SKIS wheat, cars Of wagons, 10 tons sun
dries and !, eI4 sks oat..
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-15
Cairo Democracy.

The editor of the Mound City journal ad-
ministers deserved rebuke 70 the Cairo
democracy, in the following paragraph
B,- running Orebs, for congress, fifty be-
hila his ticket and throwing heavy major
ity against Sloan, and few other similar
transactions, tho Cairo democracy will be apt
to get in bad odor throughout Southern Iii
nois and obtain u reputation for being uncer-
tain and unreliable.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-15
Card OF Invitation.

To the officers aud lnrinber. Of the Arab Fire ComPs'
ny, the Rough and ln'siy Fire Company IA" u ber-
h'A Fire Company and the Emmett Guards;
GeAGemen; You are hereby most respect
fully invited to join the -, Patrick's Bcnevo-
lout Society in their parade On the 18th, in
observance of 1T. Pstricks day.
Arthur BOYLE,
! NNEs ESGLIsH. 81
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-15
Attention, UiberninnsI

There will be meeting of this company
on Monday evening next, March 10Th, for the
purpose Of making arrangements for the pa
radc ON St Patrick's day. to which we have
been kindly invited by the st. Patrick's Ben
cyg'aut Society All members will please be
present on that occasion. BY order of the
President 70 G. j. HYLASp, Sec.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-15
~. Patrick. Day-Lin. or March.

The committee having in charge the detail.
OF the celebration On the i7th inst, have de-
cided upon the following line Of march
Leave the church and down Ninth street
g. Walnut street, down Walnut to Seventh
street, up Seventh 20 Commercial avenue,
down Commercial 10 Second street, up Second
to the Lcyoc M the Levee 20 Fourteenth
street down Fourteenth 20 Commercial
avenue, ~ Commercial 10 Twentieth street,
down Twentieth to Washington avenue, up
Washington g. Twenty.Grst street, down
Twenty -nrst to Walnut street, down Walnut
10 Twentieth street, up Twentieth To Wash
,ngton avenue, down Washington " TWELFTH
street, up Twelfth 10 Commercial avenue,
down Commercial to Seventh street down
Sgyru'h 10 Washington aveaue up Wash
iug;un Poo church and dismiss.
AHnrH BorD@. M,r,,,,..
q iNTEiDk IN EIt.T. /
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-15

Major Dunn, formerly paymaster at Mound
City, and agcntleman well known in Cairo is
dead He died in Mansfield, Ohio, after =
protragted illness on the goth Of February.
he wa. az one time feet paymaster Of the
Mississippi hotilla and had his headquarters
.u thi, city
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-15

New clothing OF the latest and most FASH
fou1t.e s'ylc. just received by j. Lehning,
No Do Ohio Lsyee. Also fine variety of
r'ec. goods, embracing the most desirablc
patterns. The exceedingly advantageous
terms upon which these goods were pur-
chnscd. enable. Mr. Lehning to sell or msH-
ufuctlrc clothing cheaper than any other cs-
tsbli.hu,ut in thr city aud for proof of thi,
he would l,h the public to try him. or call
and examine the goods and ascertain prices.
Nv
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-15
pnrsaIn. In ROM nnh Psr.onal Prop,rly

On Thursday March the 18TH the personal
property of T.. T. Ross, deceased, will be- sold
Cat The mill on the Levee near Twenty-third
street consisting in part Of wagons, oxen, a
large lot OF lumber. oue steam boiler, good
~ new. D aud about 300 900 feet Of saw log.
Sir months credit win be given on sum.
preceding s., Ao:e aud approved security to
he given by tn purchaser.
On Friday the 10th at the Court House,
the mill will be sold 10 the highest bidder
Tor cash This Gerry raiaabt, property will be
sold ,rilEop, rcsrrrs. dtd.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-15

BY buying your groceries Of j. ii Mctcalf,
who keep. large and select stock Of the best
family supplies, and soils cheaper than the
rlaaIc,,. so 334 Washington avenue OPP
,,osi,c .hn cnurt house marjtf
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-15

sin another railroad luxury has Appeared
in the West-silvcr palace rgtarda cars for
the Pir.btrs Fort Wayne and Chicago road,
There j, "rotuuda at each end of the car
with every po,sillolu&ury in the way Of seats,
silyer-plated chandeliers, water coolers, ba
sins, stoves, etc. Each car has twenty-f1ur
double uarth,.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-15

Judge Shelabarger, Of Ohio, will receive
the appointment Of minister to Italy. He is
strNgiy urged by prominent Ohio radicals
Of u conservative turn Of mind.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-15

f. hurrby given TO delinquent stock holders
Of ,ha Cairo and Biaudyillo Turnpike Com
rluy that un'c.. the balance due on their sub
>cr.pt.u {. paid by The first day of April
nest .', win Doe commenced TO collect the
same. BY order Of the board.
l.. II. CuSSINGnAM, Treasurer.
a. -. ,... d.d
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-15

The 'Jsurnul says that Lieut.. Pisman has
been appointed to the command of the moHi-
tors At Mound City, in place Of Capt. Foster
who ha. gone home sick
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-15
rhr Hnurhon Di.tiII.rI.

We are notified of the fact that the Cairo
bourbon di'tillery, W. VI Williams, proPri-
,tor, will raise steam on Wednesday, the eth
int. Citizens interested in the upbuilding
Of u manufacturing interest in the city, are
invited to be present.
William, say, he will have Il sample Of the
whisky he proposes to manufacture, on hand
that visitors may discus It's quality, shouldn't
wonder.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-15

4 free exhibition, consisting Of singing,
dancing, etc. will be given in Henry Harris
saloon TIL. evening, Everybody !. invited
and without price, If there Is probability
however you will feel hank.ring for q
refreshing gla.. of lager, it would be adyisa-
BILE 10 dropa dime or two in your purse, for
the freedom dos,n't extend to that article.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-15
Port List for tho ls Hours Ending at
Two o'clock, II. n.


OH this weather, this horrible spiteful,
tickle, eyer-chsnging weather is enough to
make one say something that might not bs
exactly proper, Who ever saw the like. Is
1t sent Ms retribution for our iniquites
Or does it just happen so2 Who knows 2
Dear me, we don't. After all the rain and
storm of last week, and just AS We began to
congratulate ourseIf on the fine prospect of
good, pleasant days ahead, to be suddenly
visited by such storm of snow, wind, rain,
sleet and bitter cold as occurred on Sunday
night ID too bad indeed Tie sun is now
trying iQllslt its way through the clouds
and smile Anon NJ, but whether it will sue
coed or not We don't know. We have ceased
TO make predietions t0'Tfis lAp{f-
....f.sg Gf.H ~ ,f.sf ~. .,.,,4,,,, ..Fe,g
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-15
LOCAL NEWS.
d., arrival and Departure Of Mails.

Time Of Arrival ana Departure o. H"'''
tr.r, Pos, Orfae February 9, laa
,sRINFs DEPARTS.
Time of cloSmgl
.,.i f,i,-o-,,b.. ........ $50 ain. 3Vn pm.
Nh .,,l - ...... 4:I5 pm.....ii'00 p IN.
s,h through and way) 400 am .....lt 90 pm.
S,,b vImnhis a y o.. 400 u. fn...... 400 pm.
'1o,o RIVER route ........ 900 p.fn.-.. 800 pm.
ya4f..ippI River route,
Tae.iiys aud fridays. 600 pin''.". 700 pm
Charleston. Mo, Tuesdays
THURSDAYS saturdays. HOO am ...lIW a'm'
Tbcbas. Goose Island and
's,Dti Fe........... -. GOO pm Fri. 100 am. Sat-
., u.t, rttlir ,l,t.rts very dny except Mondays.
JIM GRAHAM. y. II.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-15

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The national Republican., 1869-02-13

s7o's, ,os&sJy ,'eS..i
NEW roRK MARKET.
NEW YoHx, Feb. 12-Noon.-Cotton dull
and and tending dowrvsrdI so@soN cents.
duh and unchanged; Southern s6@l4.25.
Wheat opened nrm and closed heavy; sl.Go
@1.62. Corn duh and lower, 93D95 cents.
Oats opened quiet and steady, closed weak;
20 cents. Rye dull and nominal; tl.45,
PORK aniet and steady; ss2.25@s2.50. Gold
Sissy. ..r..a
BALrMoRR MARKETS.
BALTIxoRn, Feb. 1s.--Brsadsy6s There
was fair inquiry this morning for -four,
chiefly from the local trade, and the market
may be quoted steady, and the general tone
Howard Street Extra at sf.5o; Howard Street
Super at t6.50j Western Spring Extra at o.;
Western Family on private terms, and How
ard Street Family at 5000 per barrel.
Whedt-Was In pretty good demand this
morning and firm, but the receipts were light,
and transactions consequently limited. Sales
comprised Maryland red at e1.s2@e1.85, aud
prime to choice Maryland and Virginia red
at t2.25@t2.30.
Coru Il arm with IN advancing tendency
and for both white and yellow prices wore
ceipts were about 10000 bushels, and the
sales as follows, white at 94 cents; Western
mixed, in store, at 81 cents, and low at 9o@
% cents. ..
Pspvisions-The Western advices are un
favorable, and the market here today Ia fai
and heavy. Bacon Ia of fully u, and W.
now quote shoulders at 15IS@15N cents, ri
sides at 171S@17H cents, and clear RIB eide,
at 1sh@lSk cents. There Ia no bulk meal
selling, but II could be readily bought at .
decline Of Y to y cent on our previous
quotations. Lard is still held at 2oIf@2l
cents, but there Is none selling. Mess porl
We quote at e33@s33.5o, and rump at se9@
$50 per barrel. .....
The national Republican., 1869-02-13

Mr.. MURpocH's READisGs.-The great
number Of strangers In the city, as well as
our own citlzons, seem to be on tho qi vipe
to secure tickets to the readings at Metzc-
rott Hall next Monday evening of the great
American elocutionlst, James E. Murdoch.
No person brings out so large and fashion
able audiences as Mr.. Murdoch, and there Is
an intense desire to hear him give many rare
and new selections recently added to his re.
prtoirs. Most Of the desirable seats were
sold yesterday, and the remaining reserved
seats will be sold to-day at Metzerott's music
store, at rs cents. Tho proceeds 60 to sup,
port the wounded and disabled soldiers oi
the Grand Army Of the Republic.
The national Republican., 1869-02-13
Produce Dealers.

isd IhtASts R.i.i htAoStsfRf PR6BJcE sFSRE, NJ
tg street, between Lwsslf'hh s And ThiTtsSsG'i en-
"a Vii %sr SsTs for GsaSsG PS sah supply ~ the
BUTTRR, MEATS and VEGETLBLEs, and al
other delegates ,h1t ths markets VA saSss BE-
mAhy now In the business, and with determinA
noH 10 deal honestly with Al. we ea5neaily sOis
jInis.eoim IT, YEATMAH 4 SON.
The national Republican., 1869-02-13

N. CADART's Pure PsOstdb OoIorfn0. VI
pound. sufficient to give lob golden yellow to
40 pounds Of white Butte 50 cents per sample
package, sent 10 any address No farmer should
be without It, as white and StreAky Butteris worth
from siT to ten cents a pound less 10 all markets
than that Of Heh yellow.
The national Republican., 1869-02-13

WHISKY FRAuDs.-serious charges are
made by the grand jury Of the United States
Court In Cook county, Illinois. They say
that they cannot iudict the distlllers who are
known to be engaged In fraudulent practices
and who rob the Government, because the
revenue officers are in completely with them
and will not, therefore, disclose what they
know. How long will this state of things
ast
The national Republican., 1869-02-13
WHICH Is rHB ORIGINAL JAooBsi

This forenoon a singular case was eopsid-
cred before the senate's Committee on Pub
lie Lands. Two railroad companies, each
Claiming to be the Oregon Central Railroad
Company, then and there disputed the right
to the public lands donated by Congress to
some company-no one knowing to precisely
which company-to aid the construction Of
an Oregon Central railroad. When the sen-
ate decide the point involved the world will
know, 1t Is to be hoped, which Is the original
Oregon Central railroad Jacobs; hardly be-
fore, however.
The national Republican., 1869-02-13

SPEEDY JCsTICE.-Judge Barnard, ofEew
York, Is doing good service to the commu.
nifty In melting out Justice TO the criminals
who come before his court and are convicted.
Let him continue in the good way, and the
bands Of rufians, thieves and murderers who
infest the metropolis will soon be largely re-
duced. The decision and firmness Of this
upright Judge Is truly commendable, and his
example should be followed by all who sit
In places OF justice.
The national Republican., 1869-02-13
DEPARrHEsI OF STATE.
wAauIaaToE Yah a lsfQ

Information has been received at this De.
partment from Mr.. J. somers Smith, the
Commercial Agent of the United States at
tho city of St. Domingo, of the death, on
the nth of January last, at St. Domingo, OF
Edward Butler, seaman Of the brig r. c.
Wright, Of Baltimore.
The national Republican., 1869-02-13
v DEpAsTsssE SS ,S sIaTE. ia

Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. John Wilson, the Consul
OF the United States at Antwerp, Belgium,
of the death, on the nth Of November last,
at Antwerp, of EMIL CLAUsEs, a seaman Of
the ship Hope, and a citizen Of the United
States.
The national Republican., 1869-02-13

Tue New York Esonirg Post speaks Of
the report OF Senators Wilson, Morgan and
Sherman against the omnibus railway com.
binAtIon as a mastery production, and 1t
adds "Ifthe bill can stand this exposure,
plunder is yet more brazen and more pOtGnt
~ the capital ihal VIC have ever believed"
The national Republican., 1869-02-13
-oFPiCIAL.l
DEPARrsHSr OF STATS,

wAsHIS1Tos. Feb. 10. 1850. !
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. John Wilson, the Consul
Of the United States at Antwerp, Belgium,
OF the death, on the 9th of July, 1868, at
sea, of ALEXANDER PESsAT, an American
seaman belonging to the ship Star.
The national Republican., 1869-02-13

bS ment OF the Bankrupt Law provides tnAt
IN all proeeedlpEs commenced after the nrst day Of
January, 1850, no discharge hhall bo grated 10 q
debtor whose assets shall not be equal to aity per
centum Of the claims proved against his estate.
ThIs CLAUSE does not bowsy.T sbnt ont fTom tba
benefit Of the law all poor debtors. for further
provides that certain pettloners, and All who com
charges, though they may have no assets Not
vithstandiug the proyision, In view Of its linlta
still applying for the bsuent Of the law In all parts
Persons In ihIs District who still wish to await
themselves Of its benefit, and WHO have no assets,
should examine ca efully whether they are In.
Guided 10 the terms Of tn Iimitatio on. The sub
seriber I'LL giys Information on this subject st ali
times without charge. GEO. MASON,
City Hall. febd
The national Republican., 1869-02-13

wAsHsoros NATIONAL MoSuMRsT.-we
some time ago published the following ap-
peal of the officers Of the Washington Ma
tional Monument Society, and as the time
axed for the collection is near at hand we
give 1t another Insertion In order to bring the
subject anew to the minds Of the public
wAsHrsorOs NArrosAL hosrsssr soe,!sTr.l
To n. Pastor, Of the Rsiigioui Congregation o.
the United Siafss Of Amsriea!
REVEREND AND DEAR SIRs; In pursuance
Of resolution Of the Washington National
Monument Society we, the officers OF the
society, respectfully ask you to cause collec.
tlons for the benefit OF the monument to be
taken up in your respective congregations on
the Sunday Immediately preceding the 22d oi
February next, and remit the amount to the
treasurer Of the society. A very small sum
from each congregation will, in the aggre.
gate, insure the immediate resumption Of the
work on the monument, and with the ex-
pected aid from other sources Ii Is hoped
| that In few years II will be completed.
The veneratlon in which the memory Of
| Washington Is held by the American people
| renders q studied appeal to their patriotism
unnecessary, and we therefore simply make
known to you the request Of the society, con-
ndently believing that you will cordially CO.
operate with US In this noble work.
Very respectfully, your obedient servants,
| ASDREw JOHNSON, 8. J. Bowen,
President er-o1ieio. lst V. P. sr-o1ieio.
| U. 8. GRANT, W. W. CoRCoRAS,
I'd Vice President. Sd Vice President.
]. b. II. SMITH, JSo. CARROLL BRENT,
| Treasurer. Secretary.
Editors and publishers throughout the
country are respectfully requested to insert
this appeal. JouS CARROLL BRENT,
Secretary.
The national Republican., 1869-02-13
DHraEysEsI o, STATE. }

Information has been received at this De-
parment from Mr.. II. J. Silva, Vice Consul
Of the United States at Santiago, Cape Verde,
OF the death, on the 2Gth Of November last,
Of John Allen, an American seaman.
The national Republican., 1869-02-13
RInERIIaNa.

srsAxss ootyAx's receptions will be on
every Friday evenins during the session,
IRON so TO II p. m.
Mrs. Ooifsx receives every Wednesday,
frout totp.m.
Mns. PosrxAsrER uRsERAL RANDALL viii
receive her friends on Wednesday OF each
week, IRON TOD p. m, at the residences cor
ner ofTwelfth and K streets. H.
Mas. SECRETARY MoCuLLocH receives on
wednesday Of each week at the residsace,
No. 800 II street, from 10 to 4, and on Friday
from to II D. m. Cards TO be issued for the
evenipg receptions
Mns. sroRsTARY BRowsIso receives on
Wednesday Of each week at her residence, No.
$50 I street, from II N. to tp. IN.
The national Republican., 1869-02-13
Paints. Oils. &c.

nAHIEL sHAsAHAE. g1,e Of the arm Of Mar
bstvssP sixth and Seventh street,, dealer in Paints
v.I6lsh. Glue, Brushes, Alcohol, TuTpentins. &c.
isbe.lu
The national Republican., 1869-02-13

The DEYUTT sHBRDy Of New York, on
Wednesday, allowed another desperado Of
the worst character, named Mcdonald,
charged with burglary, to escape.
The national Republican., 1869-02-13
Dress Making.
Agriculture.
SEEDS! AGRICULTURE!

H h M OV "A Il.
Seed Store removed TO x street, near Nineteenth.
opposite the Market
Seeds Of ,eyery description, clean, fresh and
genuine Vegetable and flower seeds, Trees,
vines, roses, bird seed, lawn grass seed, Rec,
white, yellow and lucerno clover. .RhubArb and
AsparRgns roots, Onion sets. Fruit aud shade
trees, Hses, rak9s, &c. Opportunity offered for
every family to secure good and reliable seed
hi.o, trees and small fruits at a small outlay,
"MArthAh grape vines. l am prepared TO supply
this hardy, valuable and popular grape
sinEly, or by the dozen or hundred, have con.
oluded to add to my business an assortment Of
china, lamps aud crock kery, which will be sold AZ
low PRICES Daily sales OF roses after the lst Of
for mutual sStisfastion. A few bushels Of the sp.
PerloI new early Rose potato, al.g early Goodrich,
A, p, NORRIS, JR,,
febs'lst Kst. near hintetsenth. Seed Store
The national Republican., 1869-02-13
DIED.

f,S u cSii.i. on fsuf.d.y. % iRR.i iieS inst | s
O,elock p m, sfier ,prosI.st.d a1d Psisfol iii.
soS 2. PrrrgRnI, esq, late Of Prince osofGs's
county, va. Ia p. ee,h year q fsse,,
yitsd % 81 end his funeral on to morrow. Iis Inst
II S,e'Ss, q Y" frop the rsi!Ssfss * hs ,S .S1S;
street, near D, South washintton,
PLANT. On the llth last, DluotLLA Ross
pL.s!, ,wiis ofr, q Plant. lathe p.h yssr q hsi
dsnss q her mother, Mrs., pfncul. pudley, No.
p. m, . D #l.f.. U 40.
The friends Of her family are invited to attend.
JACOBS, On Thursdsy, the nth = instant. at U
yoansest dsgshter Of the late John perr, aged y
TSs iisnSs q The t.nlly, sre invited to s,t.ed
her funeral, on sunday afternoon, ct o'clock. |.
from the residence q her brother in. law. W q
Parks, on. o street, between Fourth and flfth
The national Republican., 1869-02-13
0HosaHrowx, D. O., Feb. 0. issa. feii.s

sN-TBE PUBLIC AT LARGE CAM
~ not fail 10 appre eoiAte the great bsneht de-
ved By them In the material eduetion In price Of
HoTs Malt Extract, already so fayorably known
throughout the United States. For the informAtio
sf suth as may not have been already Informed a.
10 Its wonderful Il, we would state that II is
an excellsnt strengthening beverage, q sliKhtful
tonic, aud pleasant remedy for disorders Of the
throat, chest. lunEs, and 'tomaeh. febs-6t
The national Republican., 1869-02-13
MARRIED.

BALDWIN HhLL,-A. TIE r..iSsnc.. Of h.
viz, assislsd By Rev. N. ]. b. Morgan, D. D.,
RigSALL W BAipwIs, o. Baltimore. TO Rosa
KELLy-REByRs, ,-on Thursday, Feb. llth, BY
BE Rev. D, 2, BltiinEer. M. Jas, o. kIlLi, to
Miss hAhr Jazz RERyKs, all Of washinstoa
sn. fet@.riy 'of Esw Yort. And NJ. visaisia
The national Republican., 1869-02-13
Special Notices.
E-FiFTH WARD
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

THE SECOND MONTHLY MEETING
For the payment Of due,. viii be held oyer Doc.
Third street east, on
MoND Y, February Is. st7p. m.
Over l.s)o were taken at the nrst meeting.
Monthly payments si per share.
Those desiring to take stock ara requested to st.
tend.
JAMES A. TAFT, President.
J. II. sTAILBY. Vice President
GEO. Y. 0ULICK. Treasurer.
W. T. JOHNSON, Secretary. febl2 81
The national Republican., 1869-02-13
THE
Economy Butter Company

ask the attention Of all Interested Ia the reduction
Of the extravaGant cost Of BUTTER, to their prae.
tieai and scoRomieAl system Of making pare prime
BUTTER By the aid Of the
The national Republican., 1869-02-13

The once Of this Company and is Drapsh Bank
are now located at No. al SEVENTH STREET,
opposite the Post once.
Il inyosts in Government Bonds only.
The Depositors receive In Interest all the Bank
earns over its sxpens4s.
Hitherto 1t has paid ave per cent per Annum.
Dividends made three times year
EorE. Interest Of FOUR PER CENT, per annum
paid from date Of deposit on sums o. go or more
remaining on deposit thlIty days or over. febtlm