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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-24
100 FINE OIL PAINTINGS,

IUU FINN UIL TAINIINU~,
embracing choice works from eminent foreign
and American artists.
This large and valuable collection is contri-
buted by the artists themselves, and will be ar
ranged AMI ready for exhibition from TUESDAY
MORNING until the hour Of sale, and the public
are invited to cali and examine them. ..
, Catalogues, giving the names Of the artists, are
now ready.
The Paintings are all mounted In heavy gilt
frames, and the paintings and frames will be sold
together.
fe % PAINE Il CO., Suctioneers.
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EUST RECEIVED AND IN STORE, 100
q boxes Raisins IN whole, han, and quarter
boxes; 10 cases Sardines 20 drums or rigs, 10
barrels assorted Nuts ~ boxes Lemons, ~ barrels
Almonds, 20 boxes Oranges, 70 barrels Pickles,
Mince Meat Currants bultana Raisins, Cstrcns
&C.
Our CELEBRATED CANDIES are rnanufac-
Lured daily IN all their variety, and made TO order
in any desired size and shape. Also, Common and
Fancy Cakes, Pastry, &C.. &C. Ornamental Cakes
made 70 order.
Cakes in barrels viii be sold 10 dealers nt the low
est N ket rates. ZISMER i CO.,
tails 1854 Main street.
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LOST AND FOUND.
gEAh ESTATE FOR SALE.

by s. n. Davis,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Of Eleventh and Main streets.
A HANDSOME (NEWLY ERECTED)
ES OUTAGE RESIDFNCE IN ASHLAND,
hanover COUNTY, WITH ONE AND a
HALF ACRES OF LAND ATTACHED, FOI:
and occupied by Mr.. James W. Taylor. The
house contains four large rooms, with a wide
passage, ana l. built Of the very best materials.
Those wishing to purchase Il home IN that beau
tifui VILLAGE VIII rarely meet Tith such an oppor-
tunity OF Supplying themselves.
should the above property not be sold privately
BY MONDAY the LIST day Of March, 1862, Il VIII on
that day ut O'Clock 7. FL, be sold at auction oil
tie premises.
TKEMs: st sale. s. Il. DAVIS,
f. % Auctioneer.
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VIRGINIA LAND FOR SALE, WORTHY
2 OF TIE ATTENTION CF CAPITALISTS.
] am authorized to sell q rf Z CT OF LAND upon
the Nottoway river, IN Brunswick county, Va,
within fifteen miles of Wilson's depot, on the
SoGthsidc railroad, containing ONE THOUSAND
FIVE HUNDRED AND THlRTY-ONE ACRES.
There IS on it large and handsome DWELLING,
ard al necessary out buildings in excellent condi-
ton. assert with confidence that 1t Is among the
most valuable and desirable estates In Virginia.
Persons desiring 10 see the lands are referred to
George D. White, Esq, with Thomas Smith, Pc
tersburg Va, .. .f. U#
For terms, address THOMAS F. GOODF,
fe S-3Ot Boydton, Va.
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PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND ct

il AID NORFOLK STEAHSHIP $500,
CITY composing this line, VIM leave PhIlsdclphla
every SATURDAY, and Richmond every FRI
DAY, alternately ...-.-
Louis, ptd Pennsylvania Central railroad. Also,
for Norfolk and Boston: and close connection
made at Norfolk Bills OF lading signed through.
Passage TO phil&delphia, including meals and state
room, $40. W. J.. FOETEG- Agent,
oc II Office 2425 Dock street.
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By Paine & Co., Aucsioneers.

T ARGE SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS
1T AUCTION.
On FRIDAY the 2sth instant, at Il O'Clock, we
will sell at our auction rooms, No. 1905 Main
street tup stairs), ... .- .-.-
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WOOD AND COAL.

". GODDIN, Euctioneer.
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EOR NORFOLK, PORTS-s.I. =,
A 4 u
CONFECTEONEXHES

TUST RECEIVED,
- NEW-CROP ORANGES, LEMONS
FIGS, DATES, RAIsINS,
DEViLLED LOB2TERS,
TONGUE, HAa.
CANNED TOMATOES.
For sale low. ia ri W. ". TRIRBETT
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III. law ROCKS above referred to WIZ pc
soId THfs AFTERNOON, con:nen eng az n ilna
mas, O'CLOCK. The especial attention OF thc Pio-
fcssion is invited to the SALE C. NV
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WTANTED, PURCHASERS for one Of
Wv the largest and best assortments OF
- SADDLES BRIDES,
HARNESS, WHIPS, BITS, &C., .,.s.
to be found in the CITY, at the lowest cash prices
j. Il. DfCKERsoN & BROTHER,
Saifers and Harness Manufacturers,
g.. ....s No. l5ls Franklin street. near Fifteenth.
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DEDUCTION IN PRICE OF ANTHRA-
IA CITE COAL.--The subscriber from date
offers kNfHRACTTE COAL OF best quality at 30
per ton uf 900 pounds, deli yere,. Also best OAK
and PINE WOOD ~ the lowest market rates
Offices corner Of Seventeenth and Dock and Se-
venteeuth between Main and Cary streets.
Z % IL WITT kOkERrS.
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Consumers Of coal learn ye that Il takes less wet
than dry coal to weigh q ION,
ta?3 KURSHAM wARDWELL,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-29

THE Sons OF TEMPERANCE EQUAL DIvIs-
ION SURREsDERs ITS CHARTER-NEw TRM-
PERANCB ORGASIZATIoS.-For some time
past there has existed among many of the
members OF the order of Sons of Temperance
differences Of opinion on matters connected
with the order In this Jurisdiction, and dis
sensions have arisen which have finally cul-
minated In the surrender of the charter Of
Equal Division, No. 8.
This division is probably better known to
our citizens than any other In Washing. ION,
from the fact that among It's members were
q large majority Of the active "reformed
men" now battling for the temperance cause
In our city. Its loss will be deeply felt by
the order In this District. Although they
have disconnected themselves from the order
of Sons OF Temperance, the membership of
Equal do not propose to relinquish their
efforts, for we learn that last evening, after
the charter had been formally surrendered
the preliminary steps towards forming new
temperance organization were taken, and u
new order was instituted TO be known as
"Thc Tribe of Jonadabs," the first branch
to be known as equal No. /"
A ritual for the new Order has been pre-
pared, taking for Its basis the scriptural his
tory Of the Tribe OF Jonadab as recorded In
the 35th chapter of the Book of Jeremiah.
The obligation of the Order was admins
tered last evening to about seyenty-nye ladies
and gentlemen. The new Order gives promise
TO succeed, and as the effort Of a number OF
gentlemen who have been hitherto success
full In the Sons Of Temperance, will be spf
olally directed to its advancement.
We have no doubt It will soon take rank
among the foremost Of tbs live temperance
organizations of the country. We under
stand that as soon as Equal No. Is pcrma-
nently organized another Tribe Of the Order
". III be established, so that fraternal visits
can be INDUCED in by the membership.
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-. i
Client amount Of bonds already issued to
said company, or In his discretion OF their
ffrst mortgage bonds, 10 secure the full COM
pletion Of the same. And In default OF OBJ
taining such security as tis] In this section
provided, tho President may authorize and
direct the Attorney General 10 institute such
suits and proceedings on behalf and In the
name OF the United States, In any court Of
the United States havir Jurisdiction, as
shall DO necessary or proper 70 compel the
giving Of such security, and thereby, or In
any manner otherwise, 10 protcct the In
terest Of tho United States In said road, and
10 insure the full completion thor ,of as q
frst-ciass road, as required by law and the
statut,s In that case made. ..-...
Boo. 4. AID b u further resolved, That the
Attorney General or the United States be,
and No Il hereby, authorized AID directed 10
investigate whethsr or not the charter and
all tho franchises OF the Union Pacific Rail-
road COMPANY and OF tho Central Pacific
Railroad Company have not been forfeited,
and 70 institute all necessary aud proper
legal proceedlngsj also 70 investigate
whether or not said companies have or have
mot made any illegal dividends upon their
stock, and II 90 70 institute the necessary
proceedings 10 have the same reimbursed;
and also 70 investigate whether any Of tho
directors or any other agents or employees OF
said companies have or not violated any
criminal procccdings against oil persons who
violated such laws. s...
Approved, April 10, 1850.
fPuBLic RKsoLUrros-No. 90.
JOINT RESOLUTION granting right Of way
for the construction Of q railroad from q
point at or near Portland, Oregon. to a
point west Of the Cascade mountains, In
Washington Territory.
| Be resolved By fhs Senate and House Of
Representatives Of Uaited Statss Q, Ap,sriea, IN
Congrsss assembled, That the Northern Pa
| cinc Railroad Company be, and hereby Is,
authorized ID extend It's branch line from d
point al or near Portland, Oregon, 70 some
suitable point on Puget sound, 10 DO deter
mined BY said company, and also TO connect
tho same with rs main line west OF the Cas-
cadc mountains, IN the Territory OF Wash
ipgtou; said extension being subject TO a.
the conditions and provisions, and said com.
pany In respect thereto being entitled - all
TIE flghts and privileges conferred by the aci
incorporating said Company, and all acts
additional 10 and amondatory thereof
i Hvgtdfb That said company shall not be
enttled 70 auy subsidy In money, bonds, Sr
additional hands OF the United States, In
respect 10 said. extension Of Its branch line
a. aforesaid, except such lands as may b.
Included In the right Or way on the line Of
such extension a. II may DO locatedi, And
provided NrtASr, That a least twenty Ave
miles Of said extension shall be constructed
before tho second day Of, July, eighteen hun
drcd aud seventy-one, and fo.ty miles pei
year thereafter until tho whole OF said ex
tension shall be completed.
Approved, April 10, 1860.
| ~ - = -. II
AT the election for Judicial officers Ia
Memphis on Thursday the Republican ticke
was elected by large majority.
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PRoroslLs rSS 5S.S SVfEI5Iss AND TRANS


oEIIcn UsIrID STATE iEpIAE AaEsr,
Sealed S Sssss. cGn sii y s sss:s. H. qss
saii ISss is Il Y o,slSIh N; q, fpf S
qysptiiiss As may b REQUIRED By the undersiEned!
st,sr : :... Per Per P psSS$
HoIss She's. per pound.
bbSiisII;, ~ Sss.d -
ss sssi "a fYHf sadls..
haI a fSo ho q all tlad..
9Sh rsRs. ard different PaIts Of Locks.
Planes Of different sizes.
EsSis Sii balm! RI :; ma Packing.
Fitch ana ostsn.
ox Yokss and Bows.
Shoysls and Spades.
Camp Kettles.
osE, per busAsl Of 81 pounds.
.ha place. os lie ;s .bo1s :
ele,, ard any other Eoods that may be required.
Bldssrs viii state The price per 100 pounds for 100
All goods 70 be transported In covered wagons.
An proposals. win be accompanied BY two respon.
able names. who will signify bS their epdor.e:
msat .As re, 'hst thsy are Willing 2 , SssS%e
Blddsrs must be prepared to execute a. good and
ol IL f.Sfs hs sons
nsdists,y upon being notified Of the acceptance Of
or ali BIDS, u deemed Ssrsssos. 800 " ' -" =.
ooods," or :. Proposals for TraspG&T RnW
my9-td U. y. Indian Agent
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

oprIos cHIEy C9nsi.sAnr OF su9sIsrEscE.(
sANr PAuI. hIss May u, 1859.
for supplying Net Beef from the Block. from July
l, 1859. 20 June 50, 1870, to the troops at
Fort AbsTerombio, d, T., two companies.
FORT WAdswoIth, d, T., two companies
Hort Ripley, MINI, one company
FORT Smelling, MINI, one company ,,.
IN sssf e =: 2SAs
sssnks ana Kidney taiiow. 70 DO etoluded, aud d.,
iiyored at the posts named In such quantities and
at such times a. may be required,
The nsek4 Of the cattle slaughtered under Ihys
pgreemsn shall DO cut OF At the fourth yerlsbrSi
Joint, and the breast trimmed down. Tho shsnks
Of fore quarters shall DO cut OF from three to four
iuehes Allows the knee Joint, apd 81 hind quarters
from siI to eight inches above the Eambrel or hook
0Bids may DO made for furnishing the beef At any
Of or Al N the posts above named,
BIDS from . arm must specify the names and ad-
dTeas al each member thereof, Bidders should be
nrSsant % respond 10 their bids.
RAeh bid, TO secure oonsideTa lion, must contain
wTItien guarantee (slmilAI to the one required by
my Advertisement Of March q for beef eatlel from
Two responsible parties for the faithful perform
ance Of the eontract, II awarded,
The right Is reserved TO reject any or all bids
Payments TO be made monthly. in such funds as
may 30 on hsads; " none on hand to be made as
TgBs;s mt pdST;st q ,S "P PDSSp
sHs ISr freah ose'' Apa AaaIf'iHia diPLMAiNpu 0'
"i bisa., Lieut.. Col, U, g. a, Chief q j. Ssp,gt,
msnt Of Dakota. myHN
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RIVER News. The arrivals yesterday
were as follows: Schooners Thos. G. Wor-
rell, with lumber for Fugit; Martha Was H.
ington, with wood for Harvey, Clark and
Given b. G. Tubman, from Wlcomico
river with lumber for j. d. Kitch; Rinie,
'1lonc, from Salisbury, with lumber for
nvillc and Norment; Arab, from RapI l.
hammock, with oysters for market; Stephen
A. Douglas, Lewis, from Cherrystonc, with
clans for market; Kate, from Matthias
Hammond, from Boston, with general cargo
for District merchants; Webb, Hatch, from
Bangor, Me-, with laths for market. The
schoOners Extra and VIM. Kent Hall, with
coal for A. Wood & Bro, and J. G. Magru-
der, left Harye.de-Grncc, Nd, for this port
on the 2ith instant.
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toPFIcIAL.1
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed ~ tho First Session OF the
Forty-Hrst Congress.


A RESOLUTION for the relief OF settlers upon
tho absentee Shawnee lands In Kansas.
Whereas q large tract Of lands set apart
by treaty with the Shawnee tribe Of In
dams, dated May tenth, ammo Domlnl elgh-
teen hundred and ffty-four, aud proclaimed
November second, ammo Domini eighteen
hundred and Any -four, for the benefit OF GER
tain absentees Of said Shawnee tribe, Is now,
and for many years past has been, occupied
by large number OF white settlers and clti-
zens Of tho State OF Kansas; and whereas
the beneficial interest OF the salt absentee
Shawnees In said lands was and Is absolutely
forfeited by reason Of their continued alb
sence and generalization with the said Shaw
nee tribe; and whereas the said lands were
ordered to be publicly sold at the United
States land Office at Topeka, August third,
eighteen hundred and sixty three, by Abra-
ham Lincoln, President, by his proclama-
eighteen huudrc and sixty-three, and by
reason Of the absence Of large numbers Of
said settlers from their homes In the federal
armies the sale was indefinitely postponed
therefore,
Resolpod By the Senate and House Of Rep
rssenta.ipes Of tie United States Of America
IN Congrsn assembled, That each bona fide
settler now occupying said lands and having
made improvements thereon, or the heirs at
law OF such, who Is citizen Of the United
States, or who has declared his intention to
become such, shall DO entitled to purchase the
land so occupied and improved by him, not
to exceed one hundred and sixty acres In
each case, at the price Of two dollars and
fifty cents per acre, under such rules and
regulations as the Secretary Of the Interior
shall prescribe: Provided, however, That
the proceeds Of said sales shall be applied In
accordance with the provisions of the
said Shaw lee Indians, proclaimed November
second, ammo Domlni eighteen hundred and
fifty-four.
Approved, April 7, 1869.
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Tuv Co,vc,,. p..s ~ .,,..... rho
poard r,et IN sss-,so n,a, ,,,nh, ,.h,n
~ n.na.s Sierm .naI,osy nitns, ""'n
the s io',Swing business s was trsnsat ed
pavement on The east s,de n linden " ,tp:st
"a ,ros,d,as a. ~ $500, y. ny ,s ~,
aas pp,n.as. ,,,oh pa.sas vi SUI" ""7
f'T s. ssi,s-,.~ ..i-.t
u.,ns \. ~. T...s.,.. Ts,,. sI1 o.u'nanoes
$780, N \. s,o.,.i. S,.n,.".d az "''' 'o"-
'I psso,n.,nr ,ncra..,n ,wsatr ., $40,
Ar, 1917. ~ AZ ~ o.ns;
,he s,sane A. srs,nr Won,. Aad,san ~ y.
sne.nssd ~ ,ho possS a. ~. ,a inninda III" ,ho
rnaeset'rs ~ Az snd ,hsn nass.d 0''0 '"'
ma Rsso,ns,ar ~ nav nav t l'c claim ~ !. IT, po,o-
IN ~ $3.50 - P"' '"' ''"'" VI y NJ ''"'
AJ p..ss,,,a., s,,,,s~,.,,, an. ..,o M . h,,o,,
,o,so ~, $500 a :, 80, was nas.ed "'A
"y wse,i,,,s.. sn.,.a,.,na 80 ,aa,r a, n.
Ia ,nsanah s,nSs..d -, bs,.aan CO. ny
sn,S ana %ashInstoa s.reets. was passed'
grvg. a snu - no. s'' v,s, .na s,,s y,
the town Of Gcorgc.own was referred 10 the
standing Commitec.
Resolution lot INC repair Oh the areh on
Green street, between bridgo street anu INC
canal was passed.
ss,Vo OF on"ed states o-So oonds IN MS
hands:
MT. DAVIS ohcred resolution suspendlng
the Incense In RELATION 70 hackney carriages
and the conveyance OF passengers on next
Experimentation day.
hd)ournod.
common ootnettIThe Board met at the
usua, nour, tue president tEsau riekrei) IN
the chair.
a communication was received ron inc
mayor RECOMMENDING me sale OF ss,oyo IN
| Unitcd States o-sV oonos In tine hanus OF the
corporation, as their present premium would
JustiIy 'he SAFE. heieiIea.
Also, communicahoh rohtins 10 INC
building OF the new statior-housc' he-
ferred. -
Also, q communication relating 70
hydrant on the corner OF Eighth and Fay
cite street, needing repairs. Referred.
MT. Maronry reported aresoiuton feiaung
70 the drcdging Oh the Seorgotown cnhnnol,
asking an APPROXIMATION OF so,oU sneIeior'
Inc resolution ehcited consiuerapic acphte,
and was nnaiiy amended oy ny; Mtcheil, "
inserting ss,ooo IN hoa OF SopVV, anu
thsh pqs aSo;,on pr,.,,,,, ,,,,,,,o. ~ IT
p1'o 49, pon gu
49,, ~. u .,,. I'm. n,' E.nI
Sau s,r so ho.w y, Eour,h nnd y" F,oh
s,, o"e'" ''u''" ""u ''
NJ. u,,chtns otr,r.s . roso,u,,on rn,,,,o,
IN ~: rons,r 20 o an s,ch oO n,onn 'V sa.oos
tnc 'cPair vi ah A'eh vi "'ecu e'oe''
, NJ nu,o,o,, o,rsrca n roso,,,,on .,,,or,z.
, H. n,saS ~ ~ a., .oIou y, a. wi, 40
49, wy 80 SIu s's ss oUue' S"e a ~
. ,oss Inv 80 p.. VA i0uo"'i''on VI WI
P orncn stA RI 80 .o,.,,, d, a., Il,
nesou.roh " " reh.nis W VI. in
$500 s =, .ne ssy =, .ae ne ,h p or 'nt
ny aepanmen,, amenaea oy VIC poara o.
AIoermen, inciua.ng INC thaIke' Tastcr,
! mas IhGn up hnu 'no "hcnu'ncn' non'cou'
eu 49, y, A,dorro, r..o,r,,or .rsrona,ro
: The ,jeanses Of haclnav eoonhas on tbc Sats
| INC Hcouscb Vi nhcknoy cOacncs On tnc sui
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OFFICERS OF THH HEBREW CoSGREaA-
TIoS.-The following named gentlemen have
been elected as officers Of the Washington
Hebrew congregation to serve during the
ensuing year President, b. Gusdorfj vice
b. kaufman, P. Wallach, l. L. Blout, Fl.
King, Jr., 8. Heller and 8. Goldsteln, IT,;
recording secretary, Jacob Jacobsinj anan-
clal secretary, Adolph Adler.
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ALARM OF FIRE.-Au alarm of fire was
struck from box No. "a, at 7:20 o'clock last
night, caused by smoke seen Issuing from
the residence Of Mr.. Frank Fisher, on Sew
enth street near 8. The family placed
kindling wood In the stove oven aud len the
house, and the wood igniting caused tho
smoke which originated the alarm. The
wood was thrown out without any damage
to the house. Mounted Officer Hysman,
who gave the alarm, after turning In the
signal, mounted his horse to return to the
fire, and In turning round the horse stumbled
and fell, throwing his rider and severely In
juring his arm and leg He was taken TO
his residence and his Injuries properly cared
for
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-29

Books, BOOKS, NEW BOOKS are always TO
b, found at the Metropolitan bookstore of
Philip & Solomons, on the avenue, No. 332.
They have on their tables the latest publl-
cations from all the leading publishing
houses throughout the country. Among
their latest lot we notice Tichendort trans.
lation OF the Gospels, that will doubtless
have large sale.
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FLOWER SEED AND PLEASURE GRoUSDs.-
Those who have not yet planted their flower
seed, should do so now, all danger Of frosts
aud cold rains is over, and seed planted now
will oyertake and outstrip those sown two or
three weeks since, which may have been
checked and perhaps persisted by the weather
we have had. Very little labor is required
picture Of lovelincss. We are In receipt Of a
nice assortment Of flower seed from A. p.
Morris, jr., scotsman, X street, near Nine.
tenth, who Informs us he has over 200 va
rieties OF flower seed, producing the first
flowers Of every color. Parties ordering a
dollars worth eau have them mailed to any
address free of charge.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-29

The GRAND MUSICAL PRIZE CONCERT, under
the auspices Of the Society for the Advance
mcnt Of the Art Of Music, will take place at
Metzerott Hall, on Tuesday evening next.
Professor Deems, Of Baltimore assisted by q
number OF leading professors Of music In
this city, will take part In the concert.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-29

Tue WASHINGTON CIrI GLASS MASUFAC-
TURING COMPANY have opened an Office and
sales room ut the northwest corner Of Sixth
street and Louisiana avenue, and invite the
public to examine the specimens they have
on exhibition. Call and see the products of
our home Industry.
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sERESApE. - Last night the Amphion
Musical Association complimented Mr.. II.
II. Clapp, son Of the Superintendent of the
Government printing Office, and chief clerk
Of that establishment, by a serenade at his
residence on NJ street. Several choice airs
were played, AFTER which they were invited
by Mr.. Clapp to the popular saloon Of Mr..
John N. Y. Hough, and RECALLED with Ice
6team and other refreshments. The occa-
SIC was a very pleasant one.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-29

sELBr & NAUDAN have larger stock Of
dress goods than they desire at their store,
No. 1923 Pennsylvania avenue, and invite oil
In want Of lawns, prints, linens, &C., to help
them In reducing the stock.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-29

Isaac ALEXANDER, at No. $40 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, will sell without regard to
&C /, his entire stock Of watches, gold chains,
Jewelry, &C., and calls attention to the va.
Tiety offered for sale.
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JOINT RESOLUTION authorizing tAe transfer
Of certain appropriation heretofore made.
Be 10 resolVed BY the Senate and House Of Rep
resentdtiVss Of he United States Of America IN
Congress assembled, That the Secretary Of
the Treasury be, and he is hereby, author
lied and directed 10 cause the sum ofseyenty-
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DRoPosALs PoR sTArIONgRY.

DIrAa!nEsr o. STATE, Nay 10. lsee
Sealed proposals for furnishing Stationery for the
year sndnG June 50. 1870, VIII DO received at this
bsPar!mentusul the p,h day Of June, 1853. at II
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-29

NOMINATIONS ENDORSED the meeting
of the Soldiers and Sailors Union, held on
Thursday evening, the following resolution
was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That As soldiers aud sailors who
aided In defeating armed rebels In the field 1,
we heartily and cordially endorse the nomini-
tlons Of the Republican party Of this eityi and
pledge our earnest efforts to defeat the rem.
nant of rebels and their sympsthiZers known
as the Citizens party at the ensuing election.