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THE NA1I0NAL JREPUBLICAN, SATURDAY MQHNING. MAY 5. 1866.
gjtofomtf jUjmMum
LOCAL AFFA1K8.
Ov Yvbuo Scaoou. Ixtkbutimo Sta
TtItici There are now l,Sgfl.jaeU end 3(1T1 fe.
mill scholars, total 4,1 33. vn Bare 74 aehools,
and two or three about to be ergealsed. Tbe own.
pajjons of parents of ehlldrea la the paella schools,
aflor careful Inqatry, are, thai stated Agenti, 40;
utlsta, 5 bakers, 3Jj barbers, cj Millard eetooas,
0 blacksmiths, llli boarding hoaies, 7T boiler
nakers, 3T beokbladers, S3) brassworksrs, 17(
brewers, f bricklayers, 79; brleknakers, S5;
batchers, i( cabinetmakers, i3, carpenters, 441 1
elerfymen and etorks, (represeatlag; almost every
6tat la tho Union,) &2Sf eloekmakers, 5 eoaeh
makers, IS) eoacht rim mars, 4 collectors, 4 com
missioners, t eoadaetors, 13; contractor!, 8j coop
ers, 10) coppersmiths, 11 detectives, i drivers,
79) dyers, 8) engineers, Jf expresitaeo, 3 farm.
en, 31 firemso, 4j fishermen, 10j gardeners, 33j
gaaeleeaers, 0; fannerr, 13; gnnsmttbi, 4; bar
nessmakars, 10) haekaters, 04j Iroofoondere, 9
jewellers, Hi laborers, 314; laundresses, 16; law
yers, 10) livery tabU keepers, 11; machlalsts, 81;
mafli tret as, 7; merchants aad storekeepers, 340;
naMfr48 mlllers,7 moalders, J7i masleleas,
15; orphans, 66j painters. TO; peperbaojers, 7;
patternmakers, 8 pavers, 0; photographers, 9)
physicians, 30; pilots, 10) plasterers, 40) pi ambers
aad gesfltters, 16) policemen, 66; printers, 116)
vampmakerf, 10) qaartermen, 10) railroad em
ployees, 8) reitaoraat aad boUl keepers, 73; rig
gars, 6, saddlers, 9; sailors and boatmen, 31 itam
atretics aad dressmakers, 78; shoemakers, 74) aol
dlers, 38; atoneoattorr, 103; tailors, 83) teachers,
10) tinners, 38, undertakers, 8; npholslerers, 7)
veterinary surgeons, ft; watchmen, 77) wheel
wrights, 13) widow, 316) no oooapatlon, 39) an
known, 11.
Ages of pupils 6 ysere, 18); 7 years, 301) 6
years, 44 4 j 9 years, 614; 10 years, 670) 11 years,
608) 11 ysers, 620j 13 years, 446; 14 years, 3.1
16 years, 194 16 yeore, 100, 17 years, 14) 18
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TDlMKTUODISTPftOTBflTAKTCOKrKBBNCK.
Yeiterday morning, after religious exerelaes, Her.
Dr Marraj, from tho Committee on Conference
Relations, nada a report la regard to altering tbo
constitution, ke , which wm recommitted,
Tho President innonaeod tho following change
of committees On Moans of Qrmeo L J, Coz, Jr ,
la plact of Jlor L. J. Coz. Rr. L. W. Batai,
ehalnaan of Commlttto on Sabbath Sohoolf, In
plaoo of Iltr L. J. Coz. Bar. J, L. Mlehaoz,
mambtrof tbo Coeamlttea on Sabbath Sohooli, la
plaoo of Bar D. W. IJatai
Dr. Batehtlor praftatadtboftllowlDgraiolatloa,
wbtck waa rafarred to tho Jadlolary Commit Ua
Rttoivtd, That In tho opinion of tbli Qtnaral
Confartnoa a mtalittr who haa loan tramfarrad to
tho naitaltonad Hit oanoot ba ractUad loto tha
Anaml Coarroaeawlthoat a rcoommaadatlon from
tbo Qaartarlj Conraranoo, nor doci tbo omplomanl
b tha praiidant of tho dlitrlet, without a raoom
mandatlon from tho Quarterly Conference, oatltto
him to a aeat la tha Annual CoDferenee.
Bar. Dr. Waton, from tha Judiciary Commlttae,
reported tho following reiolntloa t
JlttolttJ, That no additional leglilattoa la neoee
ary for tha appointment of tniiteee to bold oharoh
property la tbo Methodiit Prote-tant oharch Sea
dlielplloo, paga 70.
Tha eommlttoo roport that tboy are of opinion
that thli General Conferenco li com patent to eon.
far on an annual Conference tbo authoritj to raqotra
tha pretence of qnartarlj Confereaoo journal,
when they ahall deem them neceuary In any glren
aie. Tho report and reiolutlon were adopted.
Seraral amendmenti to tha dteclptlao were pro
poead aad referred to tbo Judiciary Committee.
A largo lot of now bnilnen wai propoaed and
laid on tha table, to ba taken up la order.
Bi'BPiNsroN or tiik Mkrcuants' National
TJivr. Taiterday morning It waa aoaouaoad that
tho Merchant' National Bank, on the corner of
Saranth and D itreata, Leonard Ilayok, president,
and C. A 6barmaB,aahIr( bad failed Ioaihort
time a great crowd bad collected around tha bank,
and all klada of report! wera circulated. Tha
capital of tail bank wai $700,000, aad their clrcu.
latlon $180,000, which ti acored. Tbo autpeailon
waa earned by tha failure of L B Biyno a Ot, i
banking borne la Baltimore Within tho put few
dayi that Ann haa obtained orar $700,000 and
could not meet the draft! whan due.
The preliminary examination of the matter
ehow! gron ml tmana reman t on the part of the of
ficer! of the bank, hat we learn that inmmary
mauure! were takea with the firm of Bayne k Co.
of Baltimore, through the prompt and efficient ao
tloa of aklllful bank otQeen here, and the remit
will ba a eomparatlrely imall Ion by the failure
The depoaltori will be nearly or quite all lecured.
The Comptroller of the Currency will undoubtedly
appoint a reoelrer, and bring the affaire of the bank
to aaettlement.
Teachers' Mremo. .Yesterday afternoon
the regular monthly meeting of tbe taaohen of the
colored lehooli In thli DUtrlot waa held at the Sol
dlera' Free Library building, Judiciary Square,
Bar John Kimball, the Superintendent la tbe
ehalr, and A E. Newton, aecretary.
Tbe i abject for dlicouloa waa the method of
teaching reading. Air Zella, of tbe Vermont are
nue achool; Mlia dough, of the Iiland acbool; Mln
II awea of the Freedmen'a Minion, on Tenth itreetj
Mlia Moore, Capt. Needbam, Mr. Alrord, of tbo
Freedmea'a Bureau, and otbera, addraaiad the
meeting, giving their TiTa of the mode of lnitruo-
tloa. Aolui from the ichool of Mln Moore wai
eiaiptaedi -nd reflected grpU fredlt ppon them
ifirei ana leaeuera,
Tin Siamese Twins oitdone by the Oabo
ttVA Twine, who are pronounced by tbe leading
medical men and pren of Baltimore, the moit In.
deaorlhable natural c aridity erer heard of In mad.
leal experience or booka The Carolina Twine will
giro their lereei at Old Fellowi Hall, In thli city,
eommeoclng Monday, May 7, for one week. Tbeie
wonder! giro Tocal and Instrumental concert! at
each of their leriea. The Carolina Twine are two
comely glrli, and are joined together aomawhat
like tbe Siameie Twlna, but in a manner to make
the Carolinai far more wonderful than the Siameie
For Albakt On Thursday evening War
den Brown, of tbo District Jail, with Mcairs Wit.
teraon, efeonlnr, and Klelber, es guards, left for
Jlipauy wnp in louowing namea pnaoncrs I joon
McCoy and William II. Shaw, eonrlotcd of Iar
cany, two years eacb George Skinner, larceny,
eighteen months James Dixon and James Davis,
larocny, fifteen months each) Robert B Smith,
Elisabeth Brown, Abraham My en, John Dunbar,
Alfred J. Fltipatrlck, John Williams, allts John
Johnson, and Frederick Warren, convicted of lar
cany, one year eaob
Tns Soldiers akd Sailors' Exhibitioy.
Tbe exhibition of specimens cf left band pen
m4nsb at f ator IIll last craning drew a largo
number of persons, among them IjUoI Qen, Grant
and Can. Comitock VoiterJay afterpoon the
pupils of tho female grammar soboola, Second dli
trial, visited the hall, and during their vlilt aang
some fine pieces of muato. Tbe exhibition will
close thla evening, when several able speakers will
deliver addreiaas.
Dcutebicd to Tnc AUTHORITIES Yester
terday morning John Jonea, alias Charles Debbs,
who was arrested In thla city some time alnce on a
charge of horae stealing in Anne Arundel county,
Md , waa banded over to the sheriff of that county
foririal. Several charges are egtlnat him there,
on which he will be tried
r ' ' 'I
t$q man can eay'ttidt "he cannot afford to
buy himself good clothes when be can go to Hen
nlng'it corner of Seventh, street and. Maryland ave
nue, and boy a rait for $U eoat, pants, aad Test.
raRDOKr-D. Francis A. Johnnon, a col
ored girl thirteen yean of age, eonTleted on a
charge of polaoalng; Jamea P, Buck, convicted of
larceny, aad Matilda Mamford, oontloted of tbo
aamo offence, In tbe Criminal Court of thla Dlitrlet,
bare been pardoned by tbo Prealdent they being
deemed proper tubjeela for Executive clemency.
Coxtjuct Awarded. Tho contract for
grading and gTareltng M etreet, between Thir
teenth and Fourteenth, (for which bide weio opened
yeaterday,) hae been awarded to Patrick Cook,
whoie bid waa 18 eeata for grading aad 9 oeata for
graTellng.
Ill la traly itamp-epe alter who, when
talking, eihtblta a mouthful of atampf. If yon
would keep year dental fixture! In perfect talking
order, mo the fragrant Soiodont dallrj tbe recipe
la almpla but euro.
Diath or a WAiHtxoToxiAKv Uftt.IIenry
Ilungerford, an old and esteemed eltleen of thli
city, aad for lereral yean a olark In tbo Interior
Department, died euddealy, on Bunday laat, at
Moatroeo, Weilmoreland county, Ta,
Oedae OAMruOB defendi furs and wootena
from tbo moth and mlllera. Made by Uarrli k
Obapmaa, Boiton. Bold by dragglaU OTerywhere.
P ex nits will bo exchanged for currency it
tbe BaruiticAx counter. tf
Tho Cmrte
OittHtXAL Oocbt -Judge Fithcr (Ed. O.
Carrlogton, Eaq , Dbtrlct Attorney, proaecotlng )
Teatarday morning tho eaaa tf Brian Carroll,
John Bellinger, aad Jamea 8. Willi am a, ladleted
for tbe robbery of Rudolph Buckley, waa returned
and tbe eaaa glrea to tbe Jury. After an abience
of aomo time they were dleohargad by tbe court,
not being able to agree upon a verdict.
Barbara Barley, Indicted for ateallng money
from Richard Moore. Verdict not guilty. Phtlllpa
for defence.
Jamea Jerolman and George Sayera, Indicted for
ateallng two hundred ounoep of quinine from the
medical department TJnttad States army, were ar
raigned, plead guilty, aad seateaeed each to one
year In the Albany penitentiary.
Thomaa H. Yates and Richard Jobaaon, all a a
Jones, Indicted for stealing two bogs from Clement
Backett. NolU pntetjut by United States attorney.
Edward Hammond, ladleted for felting fire to
tbe ahop of William Brodarlck Verdict not
guilty. Hurley and Ooodlng for defence.
Circuit Court Judge OIi'tu Yesterday
morning the oaee of Maria J, lletton agalait the
Waahlngtoa aad Georgetown Railroad Company
was reanmed and the argument continued by
Maura. Bradley, Jr , and DaTldge for the defeaee
Mr. Merrick, for the plaintiff, will close tbo argu
meat to-day, and the cue will bo submitted to the
Jar.
CLOTHING.
$9.00
AND
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$12.00
OOOD BUCK CLOTH BICE COAT.
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OIO. C. nilHIHO,
Coritr of STt.lh itrMt mt Mtnlud at....
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THANOK METAMOnPHOSE.
fare Brldet'e me wife I and aes aha " ma dear Teddy
Ver the Joy of me life add I lore yer already
Bat mneli harder I'd lore yea from yer head teyertaee,
Tou ewata Tartle-dote you. If yer'd get cone new
clethea.'
89 X wlat dowu tha ithrale, Jaet to huat up a elhore,
Whta who efcoald 1 mata bat Timothy ICaore I
"Tor aewclothee I'm freUlag.Tlia, where ihalll gr
"Why Ti star yer'U be fettlif atlmlth Brothers
Co."
Thla for fear I'd he lata I made haeta to Bmlth'a elk ore,
It la oa Striata ethrate, aember four etsthy foor j
Aad tor. mlfhty few greeabaeke I et whole tall,
With to ae of yer eeemcraeke aal haa Jiarae to beet.
I harVt beea dbriaklar, hut fat t mail laagh
Ifa, he, I am thlakf eg of no fooled bettber half,
Ae I walked la me houee, la me Smith Brotbere eatl
8ei I ' Klee me, awate moaae ' ' es aha " Oet eat, yer
baeebrule "
Bbedlda'tkaew Be from Adam, io tokapaeplhejeke
Sea I "He dear madam me poor heart yoa hare broke,"
Thla the whacked me a eeorlag aeroea me peg aoae,
Oat tho blood earn a poartng aad raa dewa to bo toee.
"Oth, Biddy, howeraeltlte yer own Teddy yer're
ponaaee,
Ke alee clothlagi ewate Jewel, yeretlf bae eoafeuaded.1 '
If yer'd eajoy metanorphoie, there'a but om plea I
know
Get a eult of alee clothes at Smith Broth re k Co.
SMITH BROS. A CO,
MIEOUAHT TAILORS,
AioDaALiaaia
a i NTS' TUBNisnisa goods,
OAK HALL,
4M Sereath etreet
Jait reeo.red.tbe largeet aad laeit stock of PUCE
GOODS erer offered le the elty or Waeblegtaa. Havlag
aeeared the beet artlete la tha elty, we are prepared to
maaaupiaiaanaHi atyic, ae ai lower prices thee
aay other eetabllibeieat,
ep2S 8., B k CO.
UERPIIAIIT TAILOR,
474 PoarlaeBtb Street, eppoalte WilUrt'e IIoUl.
Withe to loforiO hie frteada that ha haejait naeived a
ran eitertmeat or rreaca, Kngllik aad DobmIIc Clolai
aad Catttmaree of tbe moit faehlaaabla itvlaa tad
color, aad he would ba pleated to aerve them ca tbe
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UB88RB. TIOKKOH k FIELDS,
1 Life of Joelab Qalnr. of Ifuitehmotta Dr hta
ewi, Kdmaad Qaliey
S. The Orlgla aad HUtory of the Booka of the Bible.
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t. Bllow Popart itaoed oerlee By auee Reteall
a. Royal Troth By llaarr Ward Beeeber.
6 SammerBett By Oall lltmlltoa
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7. Life aad LotUrsof James O Perclval. By Jilloi
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IS. Jonraal of Tf avela la BrsilL By Proftiaor aad Mn
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17 Loctaraa on Oreoee, Aocleal aad lfodero Br the
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COMPANION I'OElh volume II. eoateUlag aalet.
tloni from Brjaat, WbHtur, and Holmea With See
portraits or Wblttler aad IJolmei, with aumarcaa Ulai.
tratloaa Smell 4to S2M
THE SOUTH fclNCE TUB WAR. By Bldaer An.
drawi 1 TOl lino )
PirTSEN DAYS ll the aetbor of 'Records of aa
Obcare Mta " Ae 1 voL Idme SI W
TUB QUEE1T.MOT11ER AKD BOSAMOITD Br AU
Jerooa Cbarlee Swlabarae, author of "Atelint la Toly
AB. Aa. 1 a) limn lia..llJ I....J. -Ill Aa
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"M 1 f nbll.tan, pj.laa.,
W?ii Anca F0R 8ALK AT
TUB KATIONAt DHtOH CLTJn.
The following Is tho list of oflloera and
platform of principles of the TJm ion National
Club of Washington, D. Ot
Ode era of tho tUtlomal tmtem Clnb.
presidvut.
Hon. ALEX. AT. UANDALt, of Wisconsin.
Tica rntsiMBTS.
rron. DANULa NOTVTON, orMlaaesota.
Hon, A. J. KUYKENDALL, of IIUboIs.
Uon. WM. T, JOHNSTON, of rsnnsylranla.
SBCBBTAaT.
8AMX D. LACFFBR, of rennsylranla.
ooiiuMiina taaa.A.r.
J. B. TKIiaUSOfl, of Tenneteee.
TBSAStTBBn.
O. B. niTTENnOUSE, (Prcoldent Xelloael Bank
of Oomuieroe, aad of the firm of Rltteohouae,
Fowler k Co )
BXICtrriTB COMMITTBI.
Hon. OrtERN CLAT BMITn, of Kentucky.
Hon. THOMAS V. BTILWELL, of Indiana.
Hon. W. A. BURLBIQU, of DaeoUh.
PLATFORM OP THE X ATI OVAL CNION CLUB.
I. Rtlvd, That wo are now, as heretofore,
ardently attached to tbo Union of the States under
the Constitution of the United States; that we deny
the right of aay State to secede, and hold that all
attempts at secession are null and voldf that allthe
States are now States of this Union, ai before the
rebellion, aad wo deny tbo power of the Oenerat
Government, under the Constitution, to delude a
State from tbo Union or to govern It as a Territory.
3. Rttotwd, That oar confidence la the ability,
Integrity, patriotism, and statesmantbtp of Presi
dent Jon so Is undiminished, and we cordially
approve the general policy of hie administration.
8. Jittotvt, That we endorse the reiolutlon of
Congress of July, 1891, declaring tho object of the
war on onr part to bo tho defence and maintenance
of the supremacy of the Constitution and the pre
Miration of tbe Union, with tbo dignity, equality,
and rights of the several States unimpaired.
4. JUtoiwd, That, In the language of the Chi
eago platform of 1880, and as quoted by the late
President Libcolx ta bis first Inaugural address,
"The maintenance Inviolate of tho rights of States,
and espoolally of the rlghta of each State to order
and control Its own domeatlo Institutions aocordlng
to Its own Judgment exclusirely, subject only to tbs
Constitution of the United Stales, Is essential to
that balaaoe of power on which tho perfection and
endurance of our political fabric depends "
5. R$$otvt, That under the Constitution of the
United States Is reserved to tbe several States the
right to prescribe the qualifications of electors
therein; and that It would be subversive of the
principles of our Oovennient for Congreia to force
universal aufirege upon any portion of the country
In opposition to tbo known wishes of tbo citlssas
thereof.
6. i&WcW, "That this Union most be and re
main one and Indivisible forever,'1 that the wsr
lor Us preservation having been brought to a trl
omphant close, aid the supremacy of the Conitt
tutlon vindicated, tbe rlghta of the States under
the Constitution are to bo maintained Inviolate,
and that loyal eltlsens wttbla tbe States and dis
tricts lately overrun by rebellion are entitled to all
the rights guaranteed to them by the Constitution
T. KttQhtJ, That all the States of the Union are
entitled by the Constitution of the United 6tates
ta representation In the councils of the nation, and
that all loyal members duly elected aad returned,
having the requlalto qualifications as prescribed by
law, should be admitted to their seats In Congren
without unnecessary delay by their mpoctlve
Houhi, each House being the Judge of the election,
returns, and qualifications of its own members
8 It$totvtJf That treason Is a crime which should
be punished, and that wo are opposed to compro
mising with traitors by bartering "universal am
nesty" for "universal suffrage "
0. iSaWveJ, That tbe payment of the national
debt Is a sacred obligation, never to be repudiated,
aad that no debt or obligation Incurred In any man
ner whatever In aid of t re uon or rebellion should
ever be assumed or paid.
10 R$tolvJ, That wa cordially endorse the res
toration policy of President Jobiiox aa wise, pat
riotic, eonitltutlonal, and In harmony with the
loyal sentiment and purpose of tbe people la tb
luppresaloa of tbe rebellion; with tbe platform
upon which be wm elected) with tbe declared policy
of tbe late President Iaicoiv, tbe action of Con
greia, and the pledges given during the war.
II. Rtiolvtd, That the nation owesalastlogdebt
of gratitude to. tbe soldiers and sailors of tha late
war for tbe eupproeeloa of tbe rebellion, and that
the families of the fallen heroes who died that the
country might lire, are tbe wards of the people,
and should bo cared for by tha Government.
IfOTHLH,
YJT7 ILLARDB' HOTEL,
8TKXS, CIIADWICK A CO ,
reoraiBToae,
CORKER PENV. ATE. ASD rODBTIElfTH STREET,
WASHIKOTON CITT. iIT-l
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Ol'PMAN II O U 8 K ,
SEOIDWIT, COXKIB OF TWIKTT. JlnB BTEIIT,
, IIW I01E Oil!,
MITCHELL, BEAD, AKD WALL,
FBOfSlITOM.
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lb. Mil lnrii 1.4 laropt.i IloUU II toinblnti
.11 tb mo4ra lmprotmtala itftarr Io tb greut
aonfort qf ff fU tb.lt rt, LnaBllJT tad llb.r.tltj a.
po..lblj ll til pioiatt. Tfea bill af fara (or tba
tabic ambracaa .vary Tartalf aad dallaaaj affordad bv
tbe Imtilaaa narkala, la taalf aaaaaa.
T
HE AIUIY AND NAVY JOURNAL
amoar the valnabla tntlUr eanttXnnA u th... i.
nme aad la the weekly tunc of tbe Jo rami, may bo
aimed i
I A weekly record of If Hilary MovomeaU tbrooih
oat the Sold or war
S, The Offltlal It a port i of Army and Vkij Conmaad
era, aad of Oiivirauett Departmcata aad ttareaai
S. A fall Oeaalte of Cetaftt la ike personnel of Ihe
Army aad Havy
4 Netleeeofaew laveatlcas relatlog Io Ua art of
war,
6 Fell aad eoaataat corretpoodeace fton the ablaal
oOeera of the two wrvleti on ihe profaitli ntl qnotloat
of tbe boar j tos-ireitlooe of ohaagaa and Inprof amantt :
dlteuttloDSuf tullllarr tabjtctt f
5 Aa eteB4ed aad tborodib dlteaiiloB of the Iron
clad qntit.ot, with tbe onclatreporlt Ibf roo
7, Editorial erltleUiQi od abtervatlona, and crltl.
clama oi earreat llttrature
a. olUlt of tbe progrcit la ml 1 1 (try seltace la for
el is cooBtrlee of forelfa ultllary Uleratare, laventlon,
ftdinlalitrallOB.
9 ItitrottlOBi to correapoadenta In tacllaal tnattfrt
10 la Sao, a eonplete record of everything ralttloc
to tbe late war aad to tbe f eaeral prugreae of milltarv
iclenee '
Tbelndeiealo Ihati volumei, embriclBs; rtftreaeia
to over three ibontaod artlclet, are earefally prepared
and add greatly Io tbe value of tbe work, "
TbeAEHTasnNivv JooaaiLvhfWukly entora Ta
ellltlet for aeotttUtriui,tio,Bot only or ereata la
the late canirslsas, but alto uf theiplrttiBd oplaloaa
of U Army, wbUbnooibcr newipapar could bo ti.
peeled to Obiatn It bae therefore been alia to slve to
h weekly record of military movemente ignstklua: or
tbe dig atty and verily of hlitorj '
Io tta departmeof of Cofretpofdaocp, it well aa la It.
Edliorlt, pflkM, u-toy Idem have been Qr.t iuk.1.J
whleh bafe llpee become tawe or utagee to tbe benefit
of tbo Army aad Navy
TbeABur ip NiVTJorasAila auUUbed weakly,
atsaay.tr Sfeglf voptet may bi ouleed of aewe'
neb eaerUy, f (j 4 F l CHURCH,
- I'roprlet-rt,
Offlee So 89 Tark Ilow, Kew Tork
curiiUMi: court of tiiu wsrnioT
tQ Of COLUMBIA
iLlia BtTTLsa )
ta I tSO EQU1TT, Docket 7.
Tta lobptaoa taaucd to eompol tbe appearance of tbe
defeadaat havlag beea returned "viwm r,"asdtbe
tampltUtol . bulon Sled aa aOdavll thtt tbe defend sat
bit been abtant from td m.iriri rn .. ... .i
moatbs latl aaat io that proceaaaaBaot be eerved upon
him, It la, Ihlavooih day o) IHrcb, 1608, oa notloa of tbe
S(tmpUleaat,erderdet Cbalaberi tbat tbe defesdaat
same bis appearanee to be catered to tbla caaee oa or
before tbe srtl TUISDAY nf iD b...t tki .::
bl 1 will be Ukea for eoifctiedi provided, a opr or
this notice be pvbiuhed la theartoiiL Brrveucia
enee a, week for at weeke before tald frit Taetdsy.
4UMiri A-a-o,'..,I.
bM-lalt
BYTELEGRAPH
TO
Tho National Republican.
Important from Mexico,
ANOTHER LIBEEslL VICTORY
UeaTj Capture of Munitions of iVar.
MRS. DAVIS AT FOttTfiESS M05BO&
SHE VISITS HER HUSBAND.
THE FENIAN QUESTION.
Tho Oholora in Now York City.
DEATH OF A BET0LETI0.1ART SOLDIER.
The AdJoDruntat of the Medical CodtcdUod.
T IX XI
M H K E T H
FJIOU roHTnscss MOaUOE.
Mr. DTta Jto her Ileiabemd Emlgrs.tloa
from North Ctarollnev-ajale of Owrene
aunt Prpert7
Foaram Moaaoa, May S. Mrs. Jefferson De
ris, accompanied by two servants e.ad bar younjest
child, a Utile lrt two years old, arrived here this
norolat;, at aa early hoar, from Baltimore, Mary.
lead, on Ihe steamer Adelaide.
The Intelligence of the permission (rented her
by 1'roildent Jobnioa to vltlt ber husband reached
here by telegraph, and oa last Monday afternoon,
at three o'clock, she started from Montreal, mak
Ins; a very pleasant aad direct trip. Ehe remained
at the Uygela Hotel for several hours, and after
breekfastlaa;, wee waited upon .by Lieutenant Fes
linden, an aid to General MUss's staff, who es
corted ber Into tbe fortress. Tbe conditions of ber
visit are unknown- She brought a large quantity
of baggage with ber, evidently d aligning to remain
some time, to which event she would probably make
her home at the residence of Dr. Cooper, tbe post
surgeon of the fortress
About one hundred emigrants from tbe Interior
of North Carolina, of all classes and sexes, passed
by here several evenings elnee, on the steamer Ad
elaide, bound to the West In search of employment
The were In charge of several philanthropists
from that section of the country, and the move
ment was undertaken on account of competition
being Introduced In their active Etate by the so.
perabundanee of negro labor, furnished under tbe
ministration of the Freedmen's Bureau.
The large sale of quartermaster s property which
commenced yeiterday, embracing tbe largeitlttt
of articles erer offered at this place, terminated to
day. Very satisfactory prices wsro obtained,
and tbe aggregate amount realised will reach
$14,000.
LATEST FRO II TUB FXIOTTT.
Tho Fenla.it Prirktoor noa eat Flrat Fenian
Dlood Shed During the Ca.nipe.tjrn.
Eaitfout, Ma , May 4 The Wluooskl has ar
rived. She did not eee any privateer.
One of the Fenians was accidentally shot this
afternoon, aad it Is supposed he was mortally
wounded.
The Inteetlnnl Quarrel e of the Pmltni,
Bostojt, May 4 Capt. Wm. II. Grace, tbe old
est Fenlaa Io New England, says that the expedi
tion was approved by the commission, and com
manded by Kllllan, and that tbe latter asierted
that an Iron war venal, loaded with arms, was to
meet them at East port, and a leading oa Brltlih
territory was to be made on tbe nlgbt of tbalr ar
rival. After the expedition bad started, O'Mahoney
countermanded tbe sailing of the veisel, and threw
other obstacles In tbe way, which led to its failure
Capt Grace denounces O'Mahoney, and urges all
good Fenians to rally under the banner of QeDeral
Bweenej,
Important from Mexico llrltUaut Suceeia
of the Liberate,
Baa Famctsco.Msy 3 Coninl Ooodra (Liberal)
has received official communications dated El Paio
Del Norte, March SO, announcing that tbo Liberals
took tbe city of Chihuahua on March 23, after two
days' bard fighting, capturing 300 prisoners, among
whom was Juello Curranooa, the Imperial mayor of
Chihuahua.
On the 32d the Liberals captured the city of 111,
dalgo Del Parrol by assault.
These victories, It Is said, will restore tbe State
of Chihuahua to Liberal government.
In Collmla, In Santa Isabel, the Liberals bad de
feated tbe Imperial! its, killing 130 aad capturing
lBo. Bryant, the French commander, wes slain,
and the enemy's artillery, baggage, and auctions
of war all fell Into tbe bands of t,b. liberals.
Markcti,
Naw Tone, May 4 Flour advanced ealO eeata,
sales 13,000 barrels, State T.30a$9 30, Ohio 8 03a
$13 40, southern 10 lOaHfl 50 Wheat advanced
lal cents, sales 00,000 Iqiheli, CI, lei go Spring
$1 00, Mltwauhte Club $1 71, new MUwaukle 1 97
a$l 9, Michigan $3 ta. Corn doll) sales 38,000
buihels at 82a83t cents. Beef steady. Pork firm;
men 28a$29 Lard firm Wbliky dull Cotton
firm, at 34a3A cents Coffee steady. Sugar quiet
Naval Stores firm. Petroleum dull. Freights dull
Gold 1J7
Adjournment of the lfedlcal Con rent Ion
Who Shall Decide When lloctoro IMeav
areol Baltuori, May 4 The Medical Association
adjourned to-day sins Jtt, without making any rec
ommendatlona In reference to quarantine,' or other
regulation a to guard agalmt the cholera A num
ber of members are much disiatlicd, a,i.d have
tnued a proteit Tha body rioted Annapolli to
day, and were entertained by Gov;. Swmn,
we i j..
Death, qf th J it IlSYolullonu-jr Soldier of
Malue.
BAKQon, May 4 William Hatchings, the last
revolutionary soldier In this State, and last but two
or three In the Union, died on Thursday In tbe
town of Penobscot, Hancock county, at the ege of
one hundred and two years
Special honors will be accorded to memory of
the deceaisd veteran at Ml funeral ou Monday
next.
Tt. Dank Failures.
BiLTitrouc, May 4 In connection with the
Merchants1 National Bank failure In Washington,
It Is nnJaritoodbere that It has been partly brought
about by the failure of Bayne A Co , stock brokers
of this city, who are aald to have failed for a large
amount
Pome of our city banks are also reporteJ to have
loit somewhat by tbe same houie
Doatonlana Taken Iu by n Stmuga Broker
Bostoiv, May 4 Henry Marsb, a middle aged
man of gentlemanly addreii, who opened a broker
age flee on State atrcet about six weeks ago, yt.
terday disappeared from tbe city, leaving worthless
checks behind, on which It h said be haa realised
from seven to ten thoiiaod d pilars, froin various
parties,
Artl-fal of Edwin Fo treat at San Kruneltto,
Sai Fraxciico, May 3, Tbe steamer Ceaitltu.
tlon. from Panama, arrived, with New York dates
to the Jlth April,
Edwin Forrest, the tragedian, la a passenger by
her
Cholera aad Varioloid
New Tork, May 4 .One new ease of cholera Is
reported at quarantine, and two new cues of varioloid
AMUHBJUQNTSi
G
BOTEIl'S THKATItK,
raaaaHaala aTMaa, aaar Willarla' BaUL
LtOHlID oaovis CO.
laovaao .MTaa.
Diiicrou.
iirr hoot or thi iiiioxi
THIWILL KtORT OF Till CO.r.RT. Alt I LIT
aionT roaiTiVELT or '
MR. J. KIWTOf aOTTHOLD,
W. will apr.r
. TMS (liTOUDlT) iVlilatl, MATJ, 111),
(a laa Ortat Taal Ctaraakr r '
II 1KLIT,
I. BhakafM.r.'a tl.Hari.1 TpmsaJ. ff IVal mm
CUTIMBKlCl.ia IVIir MCHBIROrTUlOEIlT
vuarifli,
MOKDiTITINIllO KIXT-IPICIAL.flonT.
osiudtiitiuoiul Buirir,
Ti.Diaaaro
IfAHaaB.n. n. uka.
B7 U, CaBlaaf OrabMtra, aad AttMhM. Aa lnm.aa.
.in la pr.p.nu.a 1
IaT.lrlaf lb. appMraaa. .a thla OMaataa .air ? laa
Ora.l Aalor,
JUL J W WALLACtT, JR.,
Wh.Utapp.ar labia Orau D.ll..aU.aorrf1a. ta
th. Ibrlllla, Dlak..a' drava .f
OUVAK TWItT
BaaMaa wllab will ba pwau4 lb. Baaatlfal D.mailla
Pla. .r
Tlbtl Talis ALL t
la whlaa
tm BiiirioiART will imii
A OE1SD FAI OX DIUX BT MX, AXO MBI 019.
T. .UtLDOS
MR. A. . BB4DT
la aoma .r hla OraMfal Ormaaatl. BxaralMa.
OtharattraclUiaa f a aUrlla, qaalllr. lalraalar
tha T.laatarf afrrta of maah tialaaat laaalaal aa4
Aranall. UI..L
Boa IhMt aw.paa.
aata aj ba aMarai wllboal altra ebarj..
tbmoatTmat ITU.
Tba Oraal Opamla ralrr BpMlacla ,r
CISIDXIILLAi
tbx Lrrnt olam iLtrrix
Whlab wUI b. pro4acl apaa a mil rfib. Maat Llb.rU
Mag-.tlMac wllb laaaarr .f lh. Mail OMraaA.a !
friptl.at Machaatia.' tha M.ai lalrKataChaiMUrt
Woadarlal Ibaaffaa aa. MalaalTraaar.rnatl.aa Hlah
aaa Approprlat. Citamaa aaA rrop.rtl.ai th.Ch.rw
l.( M.ala of th. Opera Xaur., a.4 .T.rr .w..ual t.
th. Moat BrlllUal al CmpLt. Prlaall.a .1 thla
haaaural plac. arar allaaiptad la thla ally, wbllala
ra.iUx II marariwrfaoa aad imiiunilt turtct a. aa
OjHratts RtyrwuinlVm. tb. .atlr. Ml.braM
MOLMAII Will TXODrX,
AaraorraatiH, .alar, .d, aad Imprarcd. aad.r tba dlrM
tl.a.fMaaara Ola, Uolm.a aad O IL llMa, baa bMa aa
f .fad at aa aa.rmoaa axp..!., ...bll.f tb. r.....a
ma.l I. praaaal a rCLL AHO CAXZCfrTIOXABLI
CA1T. li
0
DD-F EL LOWS' HALL.
om wibk ohlt.
TDK GXIAT W05DIIS Of ITiTUSE.
TUI OABOMVA TWIKB
Wilt eommcaee tkelr aaUrUlameaU Iu Waahlagtaa ea
MOKDAT 1VKSINO, VAT T.
FttT rarileelare tea arofrannee. Attntaalftu U eealt
Reerve4 eeale, at alf hi, 00 eeata. Open freta 10 a, a
to o p m , aa4 from te 10 at alf at. MayA tf
POSITIVELY BUT TWO DAYS AND
mains LOiroiRi
mi irovL,uiriQt;r, ahd isTiMrnito
IXIUBITIOMOrLXrT.ltAlfD PXSKAKIUIP,
aoworsa ar
9 X AT O It HALL,
will at ooxrijTccn
FRIDAT AKD SATURDAT, OAT AHD 171.1130.
No oae aboold fall to eee Ihle freed eiblbltloa of paa
uaatklp by left armed aoldlera aad tallori, aa tble will
be tbe oaly opporteally afforded the Watbltf toa pablle
to wltaeat tblt aplaadld eellecdoa of naaattrtpta.
Ajrttod Rad will be la ettiadanee eeh evealaf.
ADH1SSIUM oaLTTWEaTr.riVRCIRTt.
Upea freai 10 a m. la lop eb mji II
X
UK UUKAT NATIONAL FAIK.
fill L-dr Dtrtctora f tha IfTtnt Bam...i ....
Saitoas' Oariaa IIomi will eommeice ta hold a Fair le
.hit elty ob tbe lath day of May aett, tbe proeeadeor
which are to be devoted to tbe aoppori aad malataaaaee
of ManoiSL BoLntsaiAan Ba ilo aa' Oar sirs not other
wlae provided for la their reepectlvo States aad Terrt
loriaa Each State aad Territory la te be repretcaud t a ta
ble aad the Ladlee latcad that the Dltlrlct or Colombia
tbatl bar creditable eoetratt wltb aay
Tbe Ladlee will meet at Wealey Chapel, eoraer off
aad Fifth ttreetc every Tn-dar, at U a. a . aatlt tbo
opea1a or the fair, and all Ladlee detlron of ao opera
tier la tbe oblecle of tha aatoclatloa are cordially la
vtted to attead aplOld
pOSTPONBMKXT,
raoposALS ros iiaxAvmai 07 tbi illmtra.
TlOm ACCOMfANTIIlO TUB EIPIIXT Or TBI
COMMIiJIOKAB Or fATIXU TQH fat IXAB
Orica Scpttaaar rpaiio Patirrii.. 1
. 1 j m, YfAail'-aT... A til 17. ISM. I
..H!.'1. PrfPO"'" U b. raaalrad U thla oOta aim
TIIORIDlT.th. 1710 dap of Mar.ltu at 1) .iMbf r
KuVjIft V "' r"" " ' "'VJTHAT10JH or
ACIIMEBT, , B..orDil. u. Raaort of th.
Caaiaatatoaar. I IHI.aU laalWraatlibA IBM liaanw
oa4JrM.o,i,li,,.(A,eA(,rao(n'0l dot,
o patiui m ii mwiraiion
Tb. dr.wl.,a will U faral.hfd oa papar lo tha aoa
traalor.wbo aiaal arraaf. Ibara lata aw aa laaanarlral
.rdar, aa aaulr a. la eoa.l.'.ol with aaalaaM aid
.oap.cta.: ... lb. ra.aatloa of lh. work ..l
b. r.llr aqual u Ih.l lar.labad for lb. pabllib.d
roport tor 18U, whlab bu U.a adoptod u Ib.n.aa.
.rdfor th.pr....lT.lom.l Tb. plaua ar. U b. d.llr
aradal tbla aflUa Ira. bi Mai for Iraa.poriatt ta. aad
aoblMI Io laa approial or ralwlleaaf Iba l.p.rla
'"f."' ft. "" y'1'!' t " approrid aa.
aarll7 will U raqalrad lor Iba f.UUol parforniaia of
lb. .oatrMt,
Tb. work will .omprlaa .boat Ira Iboa.aad illaalra-iwI'-r''V
"","" baaJrad p..., roaa.arl(
t'i if I i laohaa. Bldd.r. ara raqalrad 10 prapoa. for
b. work l, tba l(r(lom wllh lb. nmuadlu
lb.l.whaaiaoralbBBOB.jlHr.l.rMalr.dl.UU.ii.1,
aa i lara.llo. or dl,a, (.. I. aomulaita Ik. w.l lb.
wbola aaaib.r of ar.a will b. hIC4 aadlj. Ij for
lowral.adbaatblddll loj ll. laUraalaf Iba Ooia.
mmbtf l". ." rM ' .iMalloaof tbo
work ."uadarlbadlraolloaor Iba Jolal Commltu. oa
Aap firtbar laformailoa lb.t war ha ralr.d will b,
raralabad apoa applleatioa lo thla .ffl... or I. lb Cou
Btli.taoar of 1 alaata
l'ropoula will b. addraaaad la '"Tha Jolal CoaiBlltaa
oa Malta." Wa.blaflo., D. C . cara ol lb. aad.l
.IgaMl, ..d lBdvr..d ea Iba aaralap. Fropoaala for
Pnaat Ofllc. Raporl."
49" Tba .dT.nlia3aal for propoaala d.tad lb. 23d of
April, list, la withdraw.
JNO D CtTBIU,
SnparlaUad.at .' lb. Pabllo I'rl.Uu
To ba pabll.badla Iba Waablac laa BartailoA., aad
CAronlria, B.ltlBi.r. mrrla, rbllalphl Aarfa
Imlnfit, Raw Tork rratM. aad Boato. Juvmnl,
tbra. Iluaa wa,k, a.tll lh. 17th dar ol M.p R.
otb.r apar will b. p.ld for pabltablaf tbla adrartlM
""' apw a.awillT
rPIIE NATIONAL HEI'OBLIOAN,
AUKAAT nATIUfliL J0UR9AL,
IHbllabad Ballr aad Wnblf, la tba Ifatloaal Capital,
d.rulad to tba aupport of lb.
HATIOHAL ADMI SI8TR ATIOH,
Coatalala,, boaldaa Xdltorlala oa tba laadlo, loplaa of
lb. dar, Iba
LATEST OrriClAL RIWS
fram lb. eararal Dapartnaata of tba Oororaraaat ) tba
MOST BELIABLI BITORTIJ
of tha proeoadlBf a of tba two oaa.a of Coaffraaa, aad
tba Bapram. Coarl of Iba Voltod Stalaa, aad
tbf Coart of Clalma
Auo,
TBLtaXAFlllC, aSIEIUI, AHD MItCELLARIOCI
MEWS.
T.I MOBT
BELIABLI ARD LATEST REPORTS
rota tb. Af rlaallaral Baraaq, tba Pnadnaa'a Bor.aa,
Bad from avar? leoportaat aoorea wbaaaa aawa
eomaa roralga aad Domaatla
THE BEPDBLICAR, BAILT ARD WJUCIT,
Will alwafa ba f.rUbl with aa
AMPLB SyFPLX CUT LITERABT MATTEB-POETRT
ASB PROSR.
A ataba will ba ra.ar.ad for a word oa tb.
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aad.r tba praaaatlMaa..aiaaet aotanaoead la tbanldal
of tb. B.bollloa. Jaaaarj, Iftss, Bad If II baa .ol baa.
Iba abta.l II ba. Wa aa a.raMt ..d .lacr. la Ha aap
port ol Abraban Ll.eola aad hta War Pollfj, Eiaaael
fiatloa Proolaiu.tloa Bad all, aa aer Journal prla ad
B.tdalha Padaral Itoaa Takloa Ibal irooad, tbaa,
aad aodlaff Aadnw Job.aoa aUadla. drtolr la d'f.bea
oflbaa.na prlaclplaa w. hava ao ulhar datj to par
form, or daalra to f tallf, tbaa to " Pla-bt It out oa thla
Uoa'1 aatll tho r.L.lllou, aruad or aaarnad, la wkolW
aad parnaaaatlp pat dowa I
Til. nvvirl.i. inuidiitiuiifg
of all tbo Exacptlv. iiarartisaat. of tb. UoT.rataaet ara
publltbad la tba
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Taa ooplaa, oaa yaar Is 00
T.a .oplaa, atx uoolha 7M
44 A poraoaaaadlaf aa a alob of Iwaaty aubaerl.
bara la tb. W..kl7, aad 30, wlU b. ..IllUd to aa axlra
aopr, gratia
Taa BAIL! Ratio. I BaroaLlca la furalabad to mall
abaarlbara at IS par aaaam i SI for alx aoalha, fit.
opl.a, oaa ja.r, ISA. Addraaa
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492fawuPra pabllabtar lb abat,, aadtflvla. aa
editorial aotlca, will ba aatltlad to aa azabuia ta. a.
ulr.
PIMANOIAL,
AY OOOKB k OO.
BAKKBEB,
nrruiTB rriur, " rai muni,
Wj aad aaU at emrrul talaa aad karpai kAadafall
airrlrataU
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ISTlR.TalRTT TREASURT ROTH,
OIRTiriCATU Of IRDUTOREIS, 4a,
aad par tha kl,bMt prlM. faf
QUARTERMASTER'S CHICU ISO TOUCHER.
aafl-dlt
TjURST NATIONAL BANK OF
WASHIROTOB.
M. S. Oooia, (rfJarCMka 4 Oa.,)rrMMnl,
W. I. Hvarraarow, OaaUar.
OOTRRRMIRT BRTOtlTOXT
in
riRAROIAL A0IBT OF TBI CRITED RATIaV
1tm araaar, .rroarra ni TBiutaT aaraaiau-r.
lararamaal aaaarllU. with Traaaanr Clival BUtoa,
ar-tiiiE uilxjou doluirs.s
Wa bar aad aaU all .lau.a f aOTIRRMRRT SECO.
RITIEt at aarraat taarkat raUa.
rrjRBIsa RXCHaROI aid Ua C.llMU.aa .a ALL
TBI PRIRCIPAL CITIES Or TBR CRITED STATES.
Wa panhaM O.T.ramaal Taaabara .. lb. MOST
rATOBABLITIRMI, aad (Ira OAiaiib no raoarr
ATTaBTlOl T,
AQOOBbTTS OS BDI1RBSS MIR AID FIRMS,
aad b. aap albar baalaaaa aalraaUd I. a a.
FULL tirORMATIOR la raiard U OOTIUMIIT
LOARS al all I'm., ah.aifallj raralabad
WM. S BrRTIRaTOR, Caablar.
W..t.-a. Wai.h to, 1SU mbtltf
R
ITTENHOUSK.FOWLEH & CO.
BASK I If.
A92 Pcaatylviala Avetat,
Dealere la GOVIKHMIST MCUKITIH of all de-
eerlptleai
GOLD, BILVIR, aad DXCUBIKHT MOKITboafbt
aad told,
COLLECTION! aide ea ell aeeecalble polata.
KXCUaUtaioaall parte of Barope cold at lowett
ratea.
STOCKS boafbt aad told la Now Tork at atatl ralee
Oar offlee belt lo direct telef rephli eonnaaleailoa with
tbe Oold aad Stock lacbaofo Rooua la Hew Tarh,
promptaeai aaddlipalcb la tbe exeoatlea of ordere stay
be relied ea
Wa bare alwaya oa bead forlaiaedlete delivery all
deaotalaalloat of tbe 7 3Q THlAbUJtT KOTXS Oar
epeelU atmtloa li ilvea, t tlt Loaa. al If
n Q i n i a
or raa,
BEKEPJ.OTINE MONKS
or TIB
ABBEY Of FICAKP.
Tble Cordial, wblea datcc ae far batk aa 1010, It aa
eatl apoplectic loaic, dig active. Bad of aaeialtltc tatle
Tbe ealatary plaale wbleb eoepotll, Kttbered oa tLe
atopeaof tho bill ol HoiwaBy. eataratcd with tbe
vlvlfylas oBaaatleae ol aMortkera ace, seakea It one
of the beet eordtale aad oae of the Moat efflcleat pre
veetlvee agalaat epidemic aVeeUeaa,
0 late, tke Treat b taedlcal eorye bae beta almott
aaaalnoaala p4eatriblef lu ate to tbe elek who, by
Ibelr Inper'ecl (aetrle dltpoeltloa, wtre uore liable to
tbealliekiof reviraad cholera,
A. LIORASD,
Sen , Pit eta j1,
Alio, SUSVlMCHltl,
No. It, Peril
Tble Ucdlclae lc foaad at the Wlae aad Spirit Korea,
Apothecariec, CoaNettoaere, aad Orvttrlet, Ac , Ae ,
U over tbe wojH nyt lawtt
WASKtKQTON
KmbroidtrygiawiJlitg
oompaVy,
332 F BtsbotwoaaXOta 4 UtaBti.1
grsibrat giaafltt . . gn. gotgra.
COPPBIl STAMPS,
f ahBAB --'-- ll.Ua
For Yol.l, Draaaaa, Ccllari & Cwffl,
(TSdialxfaL IVirilAru lib,l. an. . .
aad BUppen. Us)eJa4tarkoal ,
COATRS'ANttOTHtR COTTONS,
uaa taewiku taa XslwviSm),
Mahall'. SnlsU. JtamAlm. .
UtbM ffW,UtajWa ktB Hht bRiSISTM I
HlH assMOisb, srt.pW t si i i r sye 1
wi wwanF mw waaa aaww w awni
linani.ib.Hib.-.ma.SM alasii
(ltll-tX
A.UOT1QK BAIiBB.
LAROK SALK OP QUABTKIUIAB-
rrOBIS AT TDI CAYAL1T DIPOT.
aiMOSO',D.C. f
QoAanaMASTia Oaaiaat's Ornea,
Fiaar Dtrtatov,
WAanmrTOV, D.C , April S3, lset.
Br order af tba Qaarternaetar Qeeeral. tbera will
...:.... .:- -. a.a. .,. - .-..:..-
ie,ea tae prtawiee, ai rbiii aamva, aaeor too at
veettoa af Captala Oaarwa T, Brevalaf. A. Q. K..ea
TDXSDAT.Uaathef Mty.ltWe.aad oostlaae freca day
Uder,aatllalltaealo,tha foUawlaf tUecilbed late of
IU acta Cart TTaraeea,
M acta rt.r.kara IlartutM.
lSSMaadaTallaw.
barrale Bait,
0 Oil Caaa.
edaeUAatbalaaeeHaraaaa,!
SH aMSatlafl
SO Carta,
Weterlaf Carte,
17 Ary Wafoae, foar-
koreo)
S tArr Wifeae, (two.
aoree,)
1 Aabalbueo, (fear bono,)
5 Dead.bereo Waa oae.
90 Portable fori ee,
00 Aavllc,
17 Caaldroee,
SO Coeklaf Stoves aad !!
tares,
(Mlleetlafltovee,
SOO Beaebee,
ISO Hoaa Tablet,
t, OOQ Table SpoBt,
1,000 Kalvee aad Forke,
Platfona H
nasoaiee.
S SI arle aad Doable Blocka.
19 Craw Barm,
S17aBdaBaUre4Splkes,
tew,
Shatter aai Oata Uaaae.
taOpoaadeXals -
700 Opea Ele(i,Bolla,Uaka.
000 Tire BalU.
UOUackPlae
1,100 staples. Hooka, T's,
4 pal re BaauM,
wkldlBffBrdlea,
.SO part aeu foar-borae An
.V'.V." "-aeea, laewj
10 Brtdlec, (oew,p
100 eotc Usee aad kartU
aalaa. II
dl
I.DeoTlaCaBe.
tl Collar Pada,
S0OSarclaflea,Saddle.aaffi,
aad Cra aBerai.
1 BOO Tie PlaUa,
C fee Pole,
IS Bread Paaa,
130 M teire Forks,
10J A ioc,
M Spadee,
0 Sbovola,
7 Coal Baikete, flare e.)
S Water Beekctc,
SI I Ucad U mere aad Eepea,
(aew,)
73J Head OalUra aa Bepae,
(seed,)
1,000 Head Baltero, (f&od.)
SLK) need Batten.
I ek Bebblea.
rOBlaakete.
4 eldeo Bel ifaf leather,
4 aides Bridle Leather,
900 rarry Coabe,
700 Bereo Brnahoa,
IS abeoia Shool.lroa, (aew,)
IMpoaadalpaad, '
W peaads Babbit Metal,
113 Uaterae, Ubh, Ac.,
boioe Wladew Olaea,
wpeaaea Keitca Btoaa,
uirciiar aaw, rraato.aatl
Beltlar.
400 Head Ual ten aad Chalet
aooxeck ttrapesudCkalaa,
400 Halter Chalae,
WO Caavas Done Covers,
S Orladetaaea,
SS Axle boaea,
9 ooo poaada Kemp Iroa,
S ono paaade Uarea Bhaee,
aoopoaade Chela,
ILvfChalaa.
3 LueaUr Sawe,
ITroee rvtSawe.
4 Weed Saws,
SJ Head Bawe,
19 Teaoa Bawe,
SO Plaaee, (aaaorted.)
100 Braada, (asierUd.)
SClceverc,
14 Att on.
4 too peaade ateorted 7roa,
i,in poaaec aerap iroa,
a.000 poaadc Bope,
170 Wall Bratkec,
STeetoSboelarleali,
filllirdlee,
1)0 PriUhels aad raaebee,
SX) pairs Tease,
100 palre Placbere,
rtColdChlteH.
1 Teaoa Aflrtr,(eon.pUU, )
f Braeecaad Bita.
90 Aarr B1U, (aaaorted,)
ISTrylaf Sqaarea,
10 Spoke Saaree aad Saw
40 Oil ilo.,ee,
14 Claw Uinntrt.
ILIIaeblroat,
150 Hanneri. (aaaerted,)
S 0 Batpa,
SlOFUoe,
S Bellow c,
llTltee,
SM BrM)nc,
SO Ice Ilooke,
State BhoetBf Btoeke,
100 Whaelbaxrowe,
oO Iroa Pote,
dDatekOveaa.
00 HaUbeU.
0 tirif Driwtn,
ISHeakey Wnaehae,
II Orawlar Kalvaa,
1 Spirit Lovelc,
0 idioe aad Head Asea,
4 acta Stotti aad Dice.
lOOCUsela, (aaaorted,)
ooo Otlter Bqaaree,
KO droec Bceklee,
iu froae uaiiar tKtiu,
10 groea Rlat e,
M Door Bolt aad Tkanb
LaUhtt,
174 Loeka, (aetortedj
Suo Canieg;a Kaob.
10 ponada topper Sireta,
140 pain Battilta-e,
IW pairs btrap Ulages,
90 Chain,
1 Offlee Tablee.
ne stove aipe jouie aae
00 Cenp KetUea,
tSS Pleke,
S PI owe,
S Road ferapen,
S,0O0Platterler Letbi,
90 Wasoa Boaadi, (aew,)
17 Feed Troaeba
H uoaeie trees aad Lead
S3 Offlee aad Field deeka.
Bare,
is,tx)oaraiaBacka.
Oae Paltoa'a ElgtMoree Power,'1 with aarlBte
aad balta, ahaJUaf, gearlBt;, palleyi, Ae , aad
Oae Worthlsftoa SUaaa Force Panp, capable of fore
Uf twelve tboataad (11, OOO) c alloas of ater nr day.
Aad naay other artlclti aoi eBiaie;kted la tbe above
lit!
Term i Catb, la OoTtrBmefftude
Btorea will be delivered a tba wbarf of tbe Ofceboro'
Depot fne orezpeate t tba parcbater
The pBrcbater wllt U allowed Ave (0) daye from date
or tale la whlclita rcaiovo thaatorea.
A boat for QlMboro' wUI leave iba SUth-ilreet wharf
every hoar darlag tke deys of sale
JAMES A. EKIN,
Bnvet Brig Oca., la charge
ap34 ta Flxit Dlvlaloe. Q.K.0 O.
llESTArnANTS'.
SMITH'S
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S
OININO AND ICK CUE A At SALOONS.
Ill WEST BALTIMOBE STBEXT,
Ara tba a-oet eaiforUble la the elty,
Ladlee or faalllee akoppiag er walklag wUI Sad these
ealooae very aoavealeat, where every urag, frota a aim
p'o laach to a Sretelaee dlaaer, anay be abtalaed.
Breakratt, Dlaaer, aad Sapper are proatrtly aarve4
la tke beat etylo, tke Mil el fare alwaya emtrwlag tb
saoet ekalee alabea
Ice Cnaana, Water Iaec, Cakes, etc ,f tbe beat qaallty
aad ea parlor Saver at moderate rate.
Weddlaga aad other aaaembUea eapplled with every
reqilelte at the akorteit aotlee
Freea long eaaerleace la the hatlaete the proprietor
f aaraatoet latlifMUaa la all patroaa. JelO-tf
JO JIN WELOKKR'8
BDOLIR RESTAURA5IT.
(A la Valioa Doree.)
SM PENRSTLTANIA ATIUTDI,
Betweea Nlath aad TeBtkttreeta,(p tUlra.)
Thepnprletorof thlc favorite Reclaims, heoepared
aa pal a a to wake thla tbe beat Refciaaraat la Waablag
toa t aad be polite with pleaaars lo Ihe large patroaaga
be baa alwaya beea honored with, aad reapeetfally
tolUtu a Aatlaaaaoa of Iba cane,
OAME.OISTERL aad other refretkKaaUeoastaatly
oa head, aad at Ike moit reeeoaeble relet.
BREAKFAST,
DINNER ASD
tirrpn
prepared at tbe ekortett aotlee aad la tke saoet eaUa
faetory maaaar
Braekfaal freae S te IS o'clock. Dlaaer aad Sapper
al all bwan may I if
XI
K P B E S II M E N T 8 .
a. baal aad .b.BM.I Bai..r..l I. w..ht..b. l.
.L-. ,. ... .... . .; .T .. r -.
Co.rr. .ad .lalura ara aarrad wllh Tlaada wblah for
good qaalllj aad aaodarat. prla. ar. a.aarpaaMd
laSO-tf WM IARDRRAOK, rT.ph.tor.
,., o.u.r ,. .pr...i.iiTa.' U.IL, ai8Bio.r. r
EXFItUHHER,
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
OrrlCI Sit FERRA. AVUIOR.
SEARCH OrriCE SIS riRRSTLVAMIA A VIRUS.
WASUIRQTOH 01TT, B. C.
ORUT IAITERR.
OETHIBR, mUEKR, ARIb bOSTQIBB IXrBIU
rOBTTAIOIIS.
MIHCIIARDISI MOHIT, JIWELRT, VALUABLES.
ROTES, STOCKS, BOXDS, Ao ,
Torwardod with aafal Bad dlapatah U all BMaaalbl.
Matlooa of lb. ao.atrj. Tbla Cotnpaar baa Afaaalaa la
tha prlarlp.l railway towaa I. tba
KORTU, EAST, WEST, ARD ROKTUWEST.
Ua principal oOe.a ara
WASB1R0T0M, D C , NSW TOaK, BOSTON. PHIL.
ADELmlA, BALTIMORE, ClRCIRRAn.ST. LODIS,
LOU1SMLLE, LZXIROTOR.
Coaaaettoaoara Baada al Raw Tork aad Boaloa wllh
llaaa furwardlaf to tha Caada. aad to tb. Brlllab Pro
Tloaaa, aad wllh ataauablp llaaa to Llrarpool, Soalb.
amptoa, aad ll.Tr aad lh..a.by I.ropc.. .apr.Haa
to .11 pra.al.aat iiMr.lBt towaa la Oraat Brltala aad
oa tha Co.llaaat
COLLICT10H or KOTIS, D RAITS ASD BILLI raada
al all aaataalbl. parta of Iba Ballad Stalaa
0. C BOHR, Af aat,
apM WablastoaL a
rMPOHTANT TO OAPITAUSTd.
SrLlRDID IRVISTMERT
THE AMIBICAR COTTOR rLAKTIRO.
lap
LOIR COMFAVT.
CAPITAL STOCK Sl.500,000.
SUAKSS IU,
BOARD Or DIBICTOKSi
Uoa SIMON CAMIBOR, It S..r.tarr of War
Hoa JOI. A. OILMOBI, Ix.OoTaraol of Haw Uamp.
ablr.
Uoa CIUBRCIT at DEPEW.l.la Saerallrrof Slat.,
Raw Tork.
Uoa JAB. If WALTOR, lata Tnaaarcr of B S Mlat,
fblladalphla.
Uoa II B BRTART, Boatoa, Kui
ObO L.TBABK, L.q , firm of Bls.low A Traik, Raw
T.rk.
TUOS roRIT, laq , Srn of Coror, WUioa k C., Boa
loa, Maaa
ELIJAH r, DIW1RO, laq , Raw Orlaaaa, la.
Major II O BBIOUAM, 1.1. r.7iaa.uaV S.A.,raak.
l.(loa, D, 0.
Thla Conpaar offara grMlrr taiaaaiaaBta for laraaU
aaaata tbaa aar Sloth laapaap aaar I. aalalaaaak
Tba oblactofthaOoisraap la lo afford faallltla. ao tk
iBPorarlabad Ctoa aaj Vorrar rtaalar. of Ibo Soatk to
ST.w aad aat lb.tr arop. I. roalhal, alwaya tablB. soo4
al aallafutorr aaaarlip bj loorlB,a, a. tbalr taaala.
Uoa aad aropa, for no.. .dT.oaad la proaarlai aaa
Jllaa,pajla. labor, .od otbar aaoMvarp xpBaaa taal.
aalat I. tb. daralopmoat af tba aoU.
CAPITAL ARD LABOR
ara tba aalraraai raqajraauala af tha UrfMl rorlU. of
"' SODTbUBJI 8TATEJ,
aad wbaalaJlaloaalr appllad, aaiaattatbwhoaafar.
alabad, will raatora that portloa of oar aafortaaata
oonuirr io 11. lorao.r p
IbalHalaiadaalsaadli
TUI QARDIR Or TUI WORLD,
Sabaarlptloa booka bar, b.oa .p.a.d la tkta altr br
J01I5W MA01LL, Aiaal, al lb. Baaklas Uaaaa -
LEWIS JouRtOH CO, raar of raaup.
uaaaa aad TiaUi tUail ap'
