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The national Republican., 1861-12-28
bold Theft.

Yesterday, a soldier, with friend in citizens
dress, visited the gun.mith shop Of Mr.. g. H..
Munck, on Sixth street, near Pennsylydbia av.
enue, and bought a double barrelled gun, Of
German make, for which he paid Mr. III, SO.
A pistol, on the volcanic action principle, which
had been left at Mr.. MunGk's store for repairs,
and which, at the time, was lying upon the
counter, disappeared about tho same time the
two men did, and the proprietor of the shop
them. We hope that the parties may be ar.
rested and brought to justice, as Mr.. Munck
has suffered severely by thefts within the past
few months. A reward Ia offered for the re.
coSsry Of the stolen property.
The national Republican., 1861-12-28
Another Serious Accident from Firearms.
a warmfn9 DO BOYS.

Notwithstanding the many accidents from the
careless use Of Firearms constantly occurring,
there still seems to be The same disregard OF cav.
tion that has already cost the lives Of so many
persons from this cause. On Christmas morn
ing, Joseph Kenslo, very intelligent and In.
dustrfous youth, about fifteen years Of age, and
an employee in the telegraph ofioe, was stand
ing near that building putting an additional
load into a pistol already loaded, and which had
been loaned to him by companion, when he
saw policeman coming towards him, and en-
deavored TO put tho pistol up his sleeve, when
II suddenly exploded, decorating his left haud
In terrible manner. He WAS taken up and
conveyed to the residence Of his father, on l.
street, near Eighth, where II was found ne ces.
sary to have the hand amputated. which oper.
alton was skilfully performed by DR.. May. He
still lies in = very precarious condition. -.
What makes the event more deplorable is the
fact that about three months since little
brother died from accidentally swallowing y
oent, and subsequent TO that event. another
brother bad his arm badly shattered from be-
Ing run over by a cavalry soldier.
The national Republican., 1861-12-28
deo 27-ts


~
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VERY VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE ON THE CORNER or SRVESTH
AND STREE7S.
By Virtue Of teS OF the circuit court OF the
d. triot of Columbia 10 oh ,nosry ting, passed in
two causts in which " atham, emi hson 4 Co ;
and Justin Shsenan, respectively, are c0mpainants
and John r. CAllan and hers are def, ian g. pssr
ing dste the 7th day Of December A. y. 81, the
undersigned will sell AT public auytion, to the high
est bidder, on TUESDAY the lith DAY Of January,
a. D 1892, st4 clock p m upon the premises, Lot
No g in square No s6s, Of the plan Of the oity Of
WasMngtOn, fronting o. feet II Inches on Il street
north AM 76Gset On Seventh street west
This we'll known prope rty s sftasted on the no tn
east corner oi " an, Seventh streets, oppos u the
General Post OH 80, aad oi the very beet husl
ness locations In the c ty OF ashiugton IL, in.
provements CON ist of three three story house,
street, including the dug store At the cVraer OF
seveLth and two story building on seventh street
The properly viii be sold At the risk OF The default
ing purchaser.
Term, cash, payable on the day of sale and, If
the terms not complied with Immediately, the
aid trustees authorized to 4ejsot the ssil bio
anu accept tbs next highest bidder, On his prompt
oomplisLoe with the terms,
All convsysnoins at the Sost Of the purchaser,
A LLOYD, Trustees
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
dso ls-Saw4w Auctioneers
The national Republican., 1861-12-28


TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND Lof, AT AUc-
ION.
On FRIDAY, the lOih day Of January, lsea.
shall sell, In front OF the premises, at oeock ID
BY virtue OF deed OF trust, to rhr subscriber bear
irg date the nth day OF November, 1859, and re
corded In Liber j. A. s., No Isl; ioiios o. ~ &C. and
81 one Of the laLd records for the county OF wash
inEton, In the District Of Columoii the following
named property iyiog and 6eiog iq n. City OF
washington, Dkirict afJresaid, AMI laid down on
the grosnd plan or plat of said city The courses
and distances are fully d.sorioed in said deed OF
Pa,ts Of Lots Rumbsred one AID Two q and y
In Souare numbered hve hunored and thirty seven
fha7S 10 o,rther with the imyrO> ents which
Rams Dweilipg House Sc Sc. This PROPERTY
rronts on street eouth between Third ard Fouf
and q half streets vest
FERNS one fourth oash, balance In SIX and twelve
months the purchaser " give note ior the deferred
paymepts bearing interest from day OF sale. aesd
sIyen and Oecd ol trust taken on thi property to
secure the payment ot the notes. II the terms are
not complied with in hve d"y after ale the ruslee
reserves the right r,se the property at the risk
and ooet of the first purchaser by giving three days
notice Of such resale In some newspaper printed In
the City Of Washington.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
dec lo-2dwSds Auetionssrs,
The national Republican., 1861-12-28
ehurst, NO, 434 Penn, Avenue.

Whttehurst, NO. 434 Penn. Avenue,
Is selling original cartes de uisite photographs
of Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks Ere
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness Of
Mcclellan is the latest published, and ia con-
sidered the best in existence. See our photo.
grabs In oil and wafer colors. Also portraits of
distinguished men. Attention of military men
Is called to our full lcngth ettertypes, for send.
ing by mail. dec l3-lms
The national Republican., 1861-12-28
Future Dava.
Rf j. o. moGUIRk q co., Auction.ers
hATaNMvE SALE OF HOUSEKEEPING FURNL
TURE, PA fO, ETC AT A UUTYOy.

X - o' "oSoAnh q co., AuctiOneers.
kxTSNsLvE SALE OF HoUyKKESpIvG EURv,
ToRE, So, ETC AT 4 UoI1ON
=, AasniAoent Erard Piano Forts, beautiful Frepcb
~. raS nMrors, superior Oak carved Library Furni
trre' vsiys. C.rp:ts, Rosewood CHAMBER Farniture
piSteS VA, Ra T. Engraving Bronzss, Silver
os TGEsb y y n CORNING, December a,.,, 4, 10
tnnw iador riace, On the Heights Of George
Furniture and Effects, odmprising-
Superb Rosewood case carved Piano Forte, By
Music Stand, Stool and Cover
Superior green and gold broc Atele covered Parlor
Two 1,s Sofa, e., tSo % Aim, and six Side Chairs,
hasnifoent French plate MantsI Mirrors, IN
El. CANT French Caoi-et, with bronze Medallion,
decorated with hne gilt ornaments
B.or e Figures snd Groups
Handsome OIL Paintings
Very fine Engravipgs
Richly Gilt Bouquet Fables, Gilt Chandeliers
superior Ve!vet, Brussels and hree ply Carpets,
supefbly carved Oak Library Suite, compri,ins-
nookcase Table, Lounge. two Arm Chairs, and
six Medallion back Side Chsirs, fni.h he'd In
French Morocco
Large oval french plate Mirrors, In oak carved
Oak Dining room Furniture consisting Of
Marble top Sideb,ard, Extension DiLing liable,
and French Dining HAIRS
Silver r-plsted Tea Set
Gators, Salt spoons and Forks
Ivory handled Table Cutlery
china, Glass and Crockery
Oak Hall Set, Elk's Antlers
Splendid Rosewood and Walnut Chamber Furui
ture '
HsudSome Cottage Sets
Rosewood and Walnut ribs, Toilet Sets
superior Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows
Hair Mattrssses Blankets and Comforts
Iron Bedsteads, Easy uhsirs, Bath Tubs
stair Carpets. Rods, OiGclUth
Gas Fixtures throughout, Iron Garden sests
Kitchen Utensils, Stoves, &c.
AT O'CLOCK,
Two very superior Mich Cows
Terms cash. JAS G. MCGUIRE 4 CO.
dec2s-d A Auetions.rs
p. 8. The house will be open TO visitors on Mon
day, the 80th instant, from Il 10 clock
The national Republican., 1861-12-28
DIED.

On the 26th instant, of chronic Group, ELLA
EUaESIA, beloved daughter OF Sarah L. and
Robert Goggin, aged years and 7 months.
On the 26th instant, ROBERT SLIGHT eldest
son Of the late Pringle Slight, aged AZ.
: The funeral will take place from his mother q
residence, Virt ina avenue and F street, this
afternoon, at 2 O'Clock.
The national Republican., 1861-12-28
LOCAL NEWS.
IN AdYsrtiaara

Nearly - thousand copies of the Repub.
lioan are circulated among the doytins popuia.
tion every day, besides tholarge number served
to regular subscribers. Advertisers will take
note accordingly. ~
The national Republican., 1861-12-28


In the cuts. A Is the body
part of the bucket, and is
made Of cotton duck, watt r
prOOied to prevent soaking
and mildeW ; II IN the joint
ed rim, which mBy be fold .
I'd with the bail G between
the two parts The head
rope ID may be detached
from the bucket when use'i
for water purposes, and 1t
may be handled by the
bail c like an ordinary
bucket
The feeding a horse from
I. -Gl. 4. ls
The national Republican., 1861-12-28
India Ru bber Goods.

India Rubb Goats, viii and black, s250 each.
Ind = Rubber Legg,ns, 81 per pair.
And all kinds Rubber Goods = includiug Rubber
Boots aud Shoes, Rubber Stopp r. for Bottles Dcor
Mats Undersheetiug fr Beds in sickness, &c 40, at
manufacturer prices, at II A HALLS
India Rubber Warehouse,
3Os Pennsylvania avenue,
dec 19-tf Bet Ninth and Tenth sts
The national Republican., 1861-12-28
Police Mattera.

BEFORE JUSTICE BARSACLo. Alexander Humes
arrested by Officer Eckloff for beating n col
ored woman named Martha Cole, was dis
missed
George Bradley, arrested by the same officer
on the same charge, was also dismissed.
The national Republican., 1861-12-28

The following lots or rsIIvrr-Pfatod Ware
are OF the best Make fn the Trade, and
are wArra ntsd 90 be Double.Plate TED On
tho best material, and equal In quality
TO any Plated Goods sold by the BEST
regulated Houses:
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
Full sstts Elegant Tipped and Threaded Ia.
ble spoons. ............ foSe o
Tipped and Threaded Ia
pio roik oik............... for LOO
Tipped ard Threaded Tea
Spoons to mat ........ for / 90
Splendid Extra silver plated Olive and
Threaded Table Forks. for 400
Splendid EStra Silver plated Olive and
Threaded Table Spoons. ons.................. for 500
weO:
Fine Silver plated Cups, Mugs, ,Gob!ets, Salt
stands, In every pattern. retail price So for co
hiegant silver plated Cske and Gard Bas.
ketS worth 81 so, for 800
The attention OF our numerous patrons is 70.
quested TO our Large and Choice Selection
of Gold Leaf and Enaneed Rosewood
Photograph and Picture Frames.
Union Daguerreotype Cases,
in every size in tho Trade.
We are selling there goods from SO css. to s9.Sc
lifted 10 order, being IS per cent less than the
makers retail price.
The national Republican., 1861-12-28
The Alloganians,

This excellent company of vooalists and
Swiss bell ringers made their debut last night
before a fashionable audience, at Odd Fellows
Hall. Tonight, they give another of their
charming concerts, and to those who appre
ciate excellent music, 1t presents an opportu'
nifty seldom met with. We see by the Baltimore
papers that their concerts at the Institute, In
that city, were attended by enormous crowds
of delighted fashiOnables.
The national Republican., 1861-12-28
Highly Important to the Military!
Now is the time to send your friends and families
uoIJD.y ppESENTs AMI cIFTs

Now ia the time to send your friends and families
HOLIDAY PRESENTS AND GIFTS.
Orders from the Camps promptly attended to
by return mail, on this side of the Potomac or
in Virginia. On receipt of an order for any Of
the above articles, with the amount and 10 ots.
in postage stamps, to pay for packing and
postage, we will send-free-by return mail
any article ordered.
ES- Be sure and write name and address
(camp, company, regiment, &c.D plain.
RLMENBEa all goods ,oarantsd as represented, OF
the money returned W Il Ia six days.
ne Store open from a. m to 10 p. m.
Don't forget the No.
No. blO, $40, $40, SO.
j. BELLEw co.,
dso2l-1m Msnufsotursrs' Agents.
The national Republican., 1861-12-28
HArennhe.

Aserenade was siven last night to Hon. Mr..
Goodwin, of Maine, by the band of the Eleventh
Maine regiment, at his house on street, be.
tween Thirteenth anr Fourteenth.
The national Republican., 1861-12-28
Two Rebel Printers Killed in the Fight

Two young men, named respectively Melvin
Gibbs and John Henry, a few years since en-
ployed on tho Daily Globe, of this CITY, az com.
positors, and well known among Washington
printers for the zealousness with which they
advocated State Rights and rebellion, were
Killed In the recent fight at Dranesville, be.
tween q portion of General McCall's division
and the rebel forces, They were both mem.
bers OF the Eleventh Virginia regiment, and,
we believe, natives OF Lynchburg. Gibbs, for
= short period, was the proprietor Of the
Rockville (Md.) Journal, now defunct
The national Republican., 1861-12-28
DY J. c. MCGUIRE 4 co., Auctioneers.
no OUsEHOLD DFURNITUREAND EFFECTS
AT UCTJON

On MONDAY MORNING. December 80, com
menong At 10 O'Clock shall sell ut residence az
west side Thirteenth street. between Pennsy sp,s
avenue and ID street, all the Household Enects
therein We name In part
haircloih sofas and ParlOr chairs
marble to Centre and SIoe Tables
Mahogany Extension Dining Tables
Two n Mshogany Side Taol.u or Plate Stands
Oak French Dining and cane seat Reception
Chairs
Tarki.h Red Curtains, Gilt Cornios and Shades
French Chiutz do
nareletop Dressing Bureaus a d Washstands
Mahogany, Walnut, and Painted do
hahogany, Walnut, and Coinage Dedsteads
Hair, Hulk, aid Cotton and Husk Mattresses
Feather Bels, Bolsters, and Pillows
Comforts, Quilts, Blankets, nc, 40
Painted Cottage Chamber Suite
hands syme.ornamental AID carved Circular
Bedstead imported from japan
Bruaeh, Ingram, end Fsni,iAu Carpets, Rugs,
6c
Together with large lot of Cocoa Mating
Chamber and Psrlof Stoves.
Terms cash.
j. C. MsGUIRE 500
deo TITS Auctoneers.
The national Republican., 1861-12-28
Alarm. nC rfrs

The alarm of fire this morning about ono
O'Clock was caused by n light in the direction
Of Georgetown.
The national Republican., 1861-12-28

HEORGE IHnIsTY,s
~ OPERA. HOUSE,
ND- TENTH STREET, BETWEEN AND y. 80
George Christy's Minstrels
STILL SU q y ES 8 # U l.
Mr.. GEORGE pHRISTY
will appear night this week In Of his great
NEW seen kRY
Having been added to the stage, the manasement
announce A., With pleasure Dss oh ,.tys Celebrated
BLACK STATUE.
JAKE, miscbievous darkey GEo. LHRIsri
The entire company,
THE MosT TALENTED IN EXISTENCE,
will appear every evening In
SPLENDID PERFORMANCES.
Acknowledgement, 80 cents: Gallery, " cont.
dec %
The national Republican., 1861-12-28

THE undersigned also manu- and keeps on
hand large assortment Of
Oficers Saddles
do ShabraQues
do Sword BELTS aud Mountings
do Sword Belt Supports
do Skeleton Knapsacks
Saddle Blankets
Brides and Msrtingales
Saddle Valises
Hair Giiths
Oh1oefs Sword Knots
do Haversscks
Plain Feed Bags
Buffalo Rones
Horse Covers and Hoods
do Blankets
Superior Leather Trunks
Travelling Bags
Side Saddles
hiding and Carriage " hips
Brass and other Spnrs
Carriage and othtr Harness
And every article in hi. line at low prices for cash
JAMES 3. TOPHAM,
dec 81 400 Sew, nth street.
The national Republican., 1861-12-28
NARTE RBUHY HALF

.CAHTEHEuHY HALLE
Louisiana avenue, near corner Of Sixth street, in
M rear of the National and Brown's Rotels,
OPEN EVERY NIGHT
with the first talent In AIpsrios.
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.
Second week Of the great
Eccentric Ethiopian Artist Of the Day,
FRANK BROWERl
FRANK BROWr.R!
VIRGINIA MUMMY!
VIRGINIA MUMMY!
VIRGINIA MUMMY!
FRANK BROWER AS GINGER BLUE
FRANK BROWER AS GINGER BLUE
FRANK BROWER AS GINGER BLUE
Characters by the entire
STAR OoN6PANx
New sOngs, New Dances, &C., &c.
CHRISTMAS WEEK,
CHRISTMAS WEEK,
a series of magnificent
AFTERNOON PERFORMANCES
Canterbury Hall,
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN,
FOR LADIES ANU CHlLDREN,
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN,
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN,
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN,
Commencing tuesday;
And Eoey Afternoon During tho Week.
1000 Costly Presents
will be presented to the ladies, children, and
the audience during The week. These
ELEGANT CHRISTMAS
SOUVENIRS
will consist Of m, gnifcent
Annuals, and ex pensivs Sets Of Sable
Fun, q Setctrg Adchins, splendid Geld Jewel.
ry, Silver Forks and Spoons, aaies' Chains, Watch
Guards, ChildTen's Neck Chains, Gents Rings,
Toys and Confectionery
~ The managers call to the minds Of the ladies
of this city the elegant presentation manees which
they had The honor to give here lSSt winter in
dence Of the fairness with whioh they were con.
Quoted. Thee presents will be given Ia addition 10
the finest performance by the bsst company ever ap
pearing 10 Warrington
The saloons attached TO the Hall will be closed
during the afternoon performances, and our matt
pees will be conducted IN such way that the most
ss,idious cannot regret their Walt TO the Cantsr
bury.
afternoon Prices:
Ladies, 20 cents; entlemen with ladies, 20 cents
Night PrIoa:
Psrquet, Is cents; Rosewood Orchestra Chain, 90
cents.
~ No Presents presented at night %
The national Republican., 1861-12-28
MISS YOUNG'S
A'A SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
West End, No. 243 I Street.

The duties eff this school will be resumed on the
I'd of January A few vacancies remain for boys
under twelve years of age. capable Of being ad
vanSed in the solid branches Of English education.
dao o7-3ts
The national Republican., 1861-12-28

X lNG's h NA TIONA AL ClRCUsi
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
of the
PERMANENT BRICK BUILDING,
and the
EXCELLENT TROUPE OF STARS
STANDARD CohrAsr or AKris1Esl
DON SANTIAGO 9IBBONNOISE
THE ROLAND BRUTHERG
WIN. +. SMITH SAM IoNc
n. BERNARD, TON KING
And All the Fo' ces,
TONIGHT
The following prices have been adopted:
Or, hes,ra Chars cents.
Dnsss Circle ..............50 so cents
Chtdrsn under ten years Of age to Dress
Circle Observation-Disclosures. ............ rs cent?
SOCIAL Range .25 cont.
Colofed 0auery ................@ rs oents
Soioteu poAeS'.. ~ Ccnts.
Doors open at O'Clock; pei formanoe will com
mence at precisely.
On SATURDAY, at O'Clock,
LADIES' Holiday MATINEE. dec 21
The national Republican., 1861-12-28

@ ia g d LINE 70 fort Albany
. and Hunters Oh apel
The undersigned has commenced, 3FzSTs~
and will ruu daily line OF stages STs.s:tSs-
from corner OF Pennsy lvania avenue and Seventh
street to Fort Albany and Huntrs Chapel.
Will leave Hunter. Chapel at Sk O'Clock m
and ~ p. m. leave wash, gton at 10 q. m and
p, m.
Fare to Fort Albany, so cents to Hunters Chap
el, 90 each way. ,ro
dec 97-eod8ts THOMAS J. CORNlNo'
The national Republican., 1861-12-28
ADJUSTMENTS.

IN DID BELLOWS HALLi
BS $BBBSS EsEES$ss; EEsstES$ss; EEssttES$s s4ES s4ES
ODD FELLOWS hALiii
SATURDAY NIGHT, DRcrsis, y,
The Alleganians!
The Alleganians!
The Alleganians!
SSsst'sTT:: SSss:seI'ssTT: ssS ssO
SfCtsS BEN Rtnxersy
Sscjss BeIl RtnSersI
Ss0iss He'll Ringers
MICS CARRIE HIFFERT,
Mr.. A. SEDGwICK,
MR G. aALL9wAY,,, .,,
Lately returned from four. years tour around ths
world, and having just concluded Q series Of forty
egat sucoessful concerts In the city of New York
"oeta most respectfully announce the first Of their
Highly Popular Musical Entertainments.
lheir Repertoire embraces choice collection of
VOCAL QUARrETrs,
arranged In their own peculiar and effective style
Also, variety Of the sweetest English, itish.
scotch, German, and Spanish Ballads eHtant. Arss'
USvaunis Scenas, SS, from the works Of the most
In addition 70 their usual choice selection Of vocal
% tss sesy vii play each evening" several pieces
SWISS BELLyi
The front Of the hsl and the adjacent streets
will be illuminated with the magnificent
pRUMM oND LIGHT!
DRUM MoND LioHTi
for . long time an object of great curiosity At
BARNUMS HUyEBN,
New York, upon the nights Of the Alleganians and
Swiss Bell Ringers.
PRIcEs.
huulltblOu I centa
1t o CLOCK.
dec ~
The national Republican., 1861-12-28

ThEasUMEN's OFFItr, ,,, ,.s,
Holders of the two yeas Treasury Loes, wi tn In
tsrest at six per cent payable semiannuay, Issued
under the act Of I'd of March 1884, are that
the interest such notes to the lsi Of January 1889
will be paid at this office and after that day pro
vided that such notes. with schedule signed by the
amount of such note, together with the interest due
thereon TO said st of January are lodged here one
day beforehand, Tor verlfeatIon.
F.. (Signea) F T.. SPINNER,
dec2T Treasurer u 8
The national Republican., 1861-12-28
Q -
We are Agents for the Sale of
McCLAIN'S CELEBRATED

We are Agents for the Sale of
McCLAIN'S CELEBRATED
CoCoANUT HAIR OILS,
AND ALSO FoR
MERCHANTS COLOGNES, EXTRACTS, ETC,
soFoa
wORsLEY's HONEY, ALMOND,
AND WINDSOR SOAPS,
Put up in Family Boxes, to suit purchasers,
Wholesale and Retail.
Also, full lines OF Notions and Fancy Goods,
all of which we offer At the Manufaoturers'
Prices, without any freight added.
The Trade, Dealers. Suffers and Pedlars are
respectfully Invited.
We guarantee to sell at New York and Phila-
delphia prices, or perish in the attempt
We are bound TO sell cheaper than the
cheapest--deivered free.
Ladies' and Gentlemen give US an early call,
it makes no difference whether you buy or not.
look over our full lines of Staple and Fancy
Goods, for Holiday Presents and Gifts.
aS Gentlemanly clerks are always ready to
wait on you.
The national Republican., 1861-12-28

used for water at any moment wherein. perhaps
1t possesses Its grestest ussfuness Its compactnes
when folded TOR transportation IL shown BY cut No
O. Its extended condition ready Tor use being shown
10 cut No /
1t is highly recommended by . large number {
ofhoers both In regular and yoluutssr aImts
JAMES 4. TOPHAN,
Agent for D. G.
400 Seventh street, Washington
The national Republican., 1861-12-28

NTOw is THE1I to get your Winter Clothing
lN at low prices, at 400 Seventh street.
dec l2-lm
The national Republican., 1861-12-28

DhOF Q. r. BARNES, Oh
+ or New York,
DANIING A ADEMIEs. ~
TEMPER ANCE HALL, -
4 sire 4, b, tween Ninth aud Teeth streets.
Tuesdays and Fridays
ODD FELLOWS HALL, Navy fGd,
Mondays and 1hursdsys
For terms and oircslars, call on
WIN BARNES,
Ats. W. Thompson . Furnishing slore, $40 Penn
sylvania avenue, between Sixth and Seventh sresls
dec 19-lm.
The national Republican., 1861-12-28

90 Seventh st. 61N
GR REAT SALE
g H r I 8 + M A 8
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
THE CHOICEST SELECTION
EVER OFFERED IN WASHINGTON.
AT
II. j. BELLEW' S co.'s,
EANUrAoruRERs' GENTS,
No. $40 seventh Street,
WASHINGTON CITY, D. G..
THEIR REGULAR ANNUAL SALE or
Fine Jswelry, Sterling Silver.Phtsd Ware,
BEAUTIFUL 0My PH1rOGRAPH rHAxks
Daguerreotype Cnsss, Pcrfumery, Fancy
Soaps, Notions. &C.,
In job Lots, to suit purchasers, commencing
THIS SATURDAY MORNING, DEC. 81,
And continue Thirty days.
We respectfully beg leave TO call the attention
of every LADY and GEsrLsxAN in Wash.
ington to this splendid New Stpok
Just Opened.-As follows:
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
esnen, asssi, Prcs.
Splendid Careo, Mosaic, Laws and
Carbuncle setts % 10 a. for S1 90
Splendid Miniature, Floreutnc and
Painting inE.................... -. 10 9, for 90
Splendid Gold Stone - Jet and
Fancy. ......,.............. Sto g. for 100
Elegant Coral, Enameled Carbun-
cle................ +to s, for 100
Elegant Garnet, Coral and Tur-
quois, (very fue,i. i.............. 8 to 10 f,r 200
Superior Enameled and opa, Clus.
Nr........... 3 to a. for 800
Plain, Chased and Enameled
Brnce ets..,.. .................. TO 10, for 90
Coral, Garnet and Opal (very
hne' 10 to 49, for 400
Mosaic, Coral aud Eoameled
Brooch. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. bto 7, for 100
Cameo, Lava, Cora, and Miniature
Pins. 80. ................... 4to s,for sol
Guard Vest and Chatelrip Chains 6 to g. for 100
ladies' Garnet and carbuncle
Necklace. ce'......................e eto 10 for $50
Garnet Carhuncle md Onyx SttI
Studs and Buttons. ..............4 4to g. for LOO
Fine Sleeve. Butiors ard Stud.
(separate,) Observation-Disclosures. 3to s, for SOL
Gents Cluster Boa M Pins with
chains) s)........................A to e. for I 90
Gents Curburcic, u'sa End Gar.
net Ecirf Plus. ............ bto q, for 100
Fine Lockeis, for two and four PIC
turea. rea........................ sto s. for 100
Childrcrs' arbUnsie md Garnet
A'm'ets. ......................... 5to 8, for LOO
Seal and SioneSet Finger Riggs,
Gn varittyO. ................ Ito 6, for Loo
Gold peps, (wi,h extensio Silver
Csses,) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ito s. for 100
The national Republican., 1861-12-28

COME ONE AND ALL, to the PEOPLES Ciothing
~ Store, No. 400 Seventh street, ana gs' your
Goods at Astonishing low prioss deoi i1-im
The national Republican., 1861-12-28

JNJAspEDI WANTEDi-5 500 Recruits,
w IL do service In ths District Of columbia
Apply Immediately at No sos Seventh street, bet
n and T. streets. dec ln-tf
The national Republican., 1861-12-28

CRAIN LEATHER BOOTS
U Just received, and for sale cheap, by
r. b HASTINGS& 4 CO.,
nov 2o-u Phi harmonic bSilding
The national Republican., 1861-12-28


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