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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-20


IA warm IL ths Clhrksburg Gusrd rug
tes,s John 8. Caflils Tor Congress, 10 PlHse
81 tie late Albeit GsIluiln jenkins, and
although ont Of our dlOesie, W beg leave
10 second tbs nomination, We have The
ut,aosl ,Ssbest ipt OaflIle, and simply be-
oaa1s IL il 4 man who han Pluek and
basktSde for The UnlOu, and who ltSnd'
ap j6 ,hs Nacs Of laauIt and attempted In
d&ldatlou, apa dsnOunsss Sseeu'lon in
4, teeth Al IlIehmond. Between him and
! man q The ealibrs Of jenkins, there Is
jusI The Wid.h Of he polls. cOncsruIRg
bis availability A. candidate, the writer
81 the Guard says; "
h,thlS epupty (DodlridEel hscah beat
any other tnabi ~ Dieat, Aad U !tASFe
lsnot ID eRFehi6at error 10 the political
atm9Sph6st ogthIS dliiTi6t, DO can beat
thO .pfsSOnt Incumbent or any other OF
like ilk tpo 10 eMG NJ. CaFlile u we'll
EhOVh 70 tho people, Ahd, nt the present
state % Affairs, iJthe only man whom
We recognize az being the iru' repreSsata'
tive o. De trui policy aud iRttT'tt Of Vile
gi6iaj and especially Western VirEinla.-
WebSfp, look upon MI CaElllO q the most
ttliablS Of al oihtFS TO represent Us In the
nOxt CpngreSa Of The Jiaited States. We
aSSnr6 t6e other counties Of the diStfiet
al n thSS Mn give ~ uarlilsi We u
POLL more vOttS lot him than any other
comfy according % our pnmSFis9I SlFSaEths
"a y ~ ~ Z. ~ lfiut
II sons u orr otsnpaIAriDl6d ttHthn
district DO not. tako up The eudgell tOr
pOos Hall. Of Wetsel, wo Shull % forced 70
throw him upon lhe mercy Of ths court
4h6 UIaikSbart Gasr3 q deluHlly crusl.
SPEAKING about Eall'0 gsttiug.a cane in
rsturu ioF hlS doaaneIallon Of HE North
Western colleagues, It layl: 4
Ills but lust 10 cay that Me-. Hall, 20 far
from yindleatlng either the honor Of Vlr-
Rinia Of The intereStS otWiShes Of bis con.
ItltuOutS, hes done what a good and loyal
clIlI0n should ever Ueorn 70 do-betray the
confidence which the people repoSea 10
him % thslF rCpTeSentaIlSe.
sIa there bOl SomS chosen eaTyl, H.
tns hidden thOndOF n thO BlpJao OF bOAIon, "
ilSa Win uHeOmmph wrath, " blast The mAn
Who owes BIZ gOalaeli . he eountEy'l Enlhf "
We wonder how any man cARFeturn to
GpSoplS whose indignation, whose eyeFs
lasting contempt, and Nhoae uStRpger he
20 tallv merits ~ does the representative
from WStGel country. Oil ISeOnTiisRoyl
who're are Thy virtues
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ADVERTISEMENTS


yI,ng sFuRE HOOK ~ . AtAtN -. AlF..I..-yai
49,. i,SSSs-iSs, T1Li.ANE 1RGE4RLAIN. :
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VI. n. q. Thsysr, Vbo has besu > -.
pOnsr isr he S.T. Phi At EslhisEiOn.
q. ve y. b tie aIsPatehs', appolnlsd
Cop,uI Gsntrsl 4. AlsIsaara, EyPt We
eoagralalsR Ne. ThsysF. HVn 80 excel.
lsat gsattmsu, and viii, We dopbt hoir
honorahly GIl de SlasiOn.
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RrAnhraEt NpHl NlWeF!

SEynR FuNscRIRRRs HAVE PURCilASGp TiiE
Flvkt Ey NGNEsR SKID htoNEl, llAsA ssHS
a ktrI, u tiTatS 40 GrNsA spea Am 49, ~
"a Y ,ai,ar. Itli sitIit " im eoaFfpallh -
~ sin gFsat AsesTsey Nlal rPtdiI, ei,l tliteg
- lskoy pttuIaf 10 hsbi vgaius. ONlrts ~
Ss1sIu WI rVcsi,e il,1lVl AltsAttues
itthl SNltU OQhAALAs
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III-IIs 3 2 IllA-l1ll-,i - n '9NH-
MT, 40 stha GsntISmta, inn Wheel
SO, ~ sssoaoeedlp ,bs ~ PbiIadslphia
ytPtn-
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Auction! Auction!

mo MAKE Eo0N Pun NEW gPAillq GQ0pa..
/ viii riale Ont lASt BoAAna'l -4hFOe Ley Aha
tcaasteFp ChlhifsS, d otJ le7tc. ..,
Lax seasons "QuAHVE9 ps lalnts. g galy
nh3 rs' - I.6.RiiQp.s.
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q FOR RHsNTs--TI,a rev bVlek illnE,
r1FhPr 81 NplFoS And Plllh ttTNot, epnitlnihg
S5TPii MONA. RusllliOH lat April.
EnIAITO0 " 20. IIlLbREF1 : me,
lam - Maln nfsol,
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SlWG ID IPiL sliARFER I lRO'
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- FOR NENT-Oh thp dr. d AptllhglL
II AZ AgklIOUBE ~ AlalA ilfFSl, NV y the
last0cSapanty 81 1, y, vuuPhEGy teai Nj ilis
oGiso and TIall nbRVo the lHe. Ales the tptS
kOnm nov occupied ~ Saith QCgToll.
fvbl-lm APPly 70 " y NeAPkE, An,
The national Republican., 1861-12-25
Holiday ,nuseNnents.

CASTERBrRY HALL.-This favorite place OF
amusement will he open every afternoon dur.
ing the holidays for the especial entertainment
of ladies and children. One thousand costly
presents, consisting of ANIMALS, sets of furs. Il
sewing machine, watches, jewelry, 10, will be
distributed during the week to tho audiences.
Frtnk Brewer, as Ginger Blue" in the Vii.
giria Mummy, should bc seen by everybndy.
KINGS AMruITuEATRE-To.day bang Christ
mas, there will be three performances morn
ing, afternoon, anh evening, when the enter.
III ments will be found varied and scasonable
Tna building is comfortable and most admirably
irc.a'ed. The arts,es Mr.. King has engaged ar,
II uncommon excellence. The boneless man
GibbOnoise ., Is show in himself. WO can ap
rruving'y recommend the Amphitheatre as II
suitable place TO visit.
tilEwrY's MiNsrgELs are drawing unparal
lHir Il uses, ANA thei plpnia rity never wames
The " nv s'rel" style al music is I'm American
lam, IN "'i,inali'y, than which nothing 'ouchs'
more nearly the popular heart. This is ont
r"aSrn i'r it, .uCcess--i;hIis,y is another, and
parhHrs - good u reason.
TnHAraE -- Su" Denim, McDnncugh, and Ro
tCTs. ,irrW ruu-ing houses At The theatre every
Msht. Daring me holidays, ~ Il NIT er o
'"nra", 'vcryhoay who can Wil 60 and SCI
iiUfy,
The national Republican., 1861-12-25
Canterbury Hall.

The second representation of the Virginia
Mummy attracted quite AZ large II CrC wd ut the
Canterbury NJ the first, the house being crowd.
cd in every part. We trust that none Of our
cit,zpus who are fond If amusemeots, will let
the opportunity pass without seeing this laugh
able farce.
We we're glad TO SEQ 5" many ladies and
children present at the matinee yesteid'y aI.
terno"n. The performance, by lh" talented
troupe Of artisies, seemed gr' ATTY I" amusc
IT,, ladies as well us the little folks, ard We are
surc that no lady, who attended the matinee
regrets having done so.
There WAS II large humber Of 81 s dhirIbu
jed among the audience, and, among "thcr~, y
magnificent silver plated cahe basket. Whir'
was drawn by II gentleman boarding at Clh"'e
| Hcto,, and whose certificate will hC found IL
another Olumn.
Bear in mind that there is annther matinee
This tChristmas) afternoon, commencing 1t
O'Clock.
The national Republican., 1861-12-25
Remember the Sick, the Afflicted, an,
the oppressed,

"" hnpo those who intend to celebrate this
day - Il c"ulit'r TIE Example "f Him " hose
BIZ II III" Christian world now hail with joy.
His beautiful AID glorious character was Illus
tra'cd by H., kindly remembrance Of the poor
the e;ck the N cted, and Of those who Ian.
guish IN PRISON. To day, then, let no Christian
forget to gladden. the hearts Of the poor, and to
m ks himself happy by dispeling some Of the
gloom which fills the filthy cells Of our horrible
city Bhstile; above all, let them remember the
sick and wounded soldiers now groaning AMI
pining away in city hospitals. Doubtless our
lady readers would add to their comfort by
sending them presents of fruit, ,jellies, and other
admissible delicacies. All such articles left al
the Army Aid Rooms, corner of Ninth and =
streets, will DO forwarded.
The national Republican., 1861-12-25
supreme our;.

" nri,y M. 10. AGha. P. Du,ton ct al,
plaintiffs II 'rr'r vs. II Norton Strong ct al.
H. error iHn district court of the United
: ties far the district of Wisconsin. Mr.. Jus.
t,'" G iud G,Iv"red the opinion Of the court
reversing The Judgment of the said district
court, with c"Ss, and REMINDING the cause,
with directions 10 award II venire facss de
nUvh.
Nos. 81 aud $50. Benjamin RulIner ct AL, ap.
peIttn,s. vs.. Nathaniel D. H"gs, and Nathanit
B. II ,gg, appellant, W. Benjamin Ruifncr ct al
Appeals from the circuit court of the United
States for tho district of Indiana. Mr.. Justice
Grer delivered the opinion of the court, re.
vcIsng the dncrees OF the said circuit court,
with costs, and remanding the causes for fur.
the,'IrUceodings, in conformity to the opinion
of this court.
No 30. Edmund G. Stiles, plaintiff in error,
vs. Sulnm ~ Davis rt al. Iu error to the circuit
court Of tho United States for the northern
district of Illinois. Mr.. Justice Nelson deliv
ored tho opinion of the court, reversing the
jndsmrn, "i the sad circuit court, with costs
aud remaining tho cause, with directions IL
award venire iaCias dc novo.
No. 2G. Tho United States, appellants, vs.
Charles Cnvlland ei al. Appeal from the dis
trict court Of the United States for the north
ern dn tric Of California. Mr.. Justice Catron
delivered tho opinion of the court, reversing
the decree Of the said district court, and re
maUdiug the cause, with directions to dismiss
the petition OF the claimant.
No ~. Paul Sears ct al, appellants, vs.. Ru
fus Willis, administrator OF - Augustine, de
eeaseh &c. Appeal from the circuit court o.
the Uuitod States for the district of Massachu
sets. Mr.. Chisf Justice Taney delivered hf
Opiniun Of the court, affirming the decree %
the said circuit cOurt'iu this cause, with costs
No so. The United States, appellan's, VS.
VIM. knights administrator. The argument o
thls cause was continued by Mr.. Edwin N. Stan
tom for tho appellee, and by Mr.. Black for thu
t,puCllantS.
The national Republican., 1861-12-25
Deaths Of Soldiers.

The following soldiers have died since our last
-. a.
Aloha Fuley, company G, Eighth New York
cavalry, at Eruptive Hospital.
Albert A. H0llenbeck, Sixty.fourth regiment,
PennSl ivAnia v"lunteers, at camp.
John De Groot, Twenty third Pennsylvania
volunteers, at Camp Graham.
Albert wells, Ninth New York cavalry, Il,
camp.
T.J. Mason, company Il, Cameron Dragons,
at Columbian College.
a. G. Robb, company B, Eighth New York
Cavalry, at Columbian College.
Samuel Hess, company A, Fifty second Penn.
sylvania volunteers, ut Columbian College.
Marcus Doytos, company g, Ninty-siSth
Pennsylvania volunteers. at Circle.
Edwin FrudG, company NJ, First New York
artIIory, ~ s.. Elizabeth Hospital
The national Republican., 1861-12-25
Christmas rive on the street.

Wetook strot iAst evening, ana witnessed
many n premonitOry symptom of the coming
Christmas time. The grand Avenue was agec
with the fjreshadowed cheer OF the time .hnn.
ured festval;, Seventh street WIS alive with
bright eyes and radiant faces, searching for
bon-bons and knick knackeres. Santa Claus
seemed personihed In the beaming good nature
of jolly shopkeepers. Every doorway opened
n vista Of bsZaa,s, oriental In ornament, sd
rious, and captivating s. 'aC3EtssI % 0gr.
Fas,idiously nice Young men, lovabe maid
ons nfa susceptible age, roysterinS boys, and
| tender sprgS Of budding feruinnty with theit
thnughtiul and matrony mamnias. and .occt
sion lily Il dignined papa" lnbending just =
little for the occasiOn--we don't mean that lie
WAS verging at all towards beader-all told
the same story Of \ coming "merry Chri.t
mas" ever venerable, Yet ever young, from
the time when the adolescent johnny Horner
occupied that historic corner with his Christ
mas pie. .. .. .-.
One young man, with delicate mOustache
a Ia niiiitdire, was chattering with swee,
ypung creature over some workcases of deli.
cate design-a souvenir for--he knows whom
A Jolly bachelor, who fCqnents club rooms,
and loves his tod" was investing In meer-
SHAUN, doubtless for some friend to color.
Some boys had purchased military OUTFIT,
and were making litter Of themselves, to con
vey by neck and heels " n wounded comrade
homo from Bull Run.
In 10Y shop, one little fellow, with specu
la,ion in his eye." wanted to purchase little
negro girl for quarter.
"Mofler. don't YOU think that little cOlored
girl would like me?"
II reckon, Charley, you would like he &.
better"
/" But isn't she cheap, mnther?"
well, niggers are cheap now, you know"
"A little darkey, of ten years, with soldier cal
and military cloak, had "captnrod " a cigar
and was for the flrst time Guttug < II high swell
Az WAS inimated TO II m, much to his disgust
Amid the gay thrung was u little white gir
her face thoughtful And p.uuhed with the i'm
press "f poverty, hut it was now cleaning with
u w-lcvms streak OF sunshine, for she bnre NJ
unctuous turkey in her bnCdened basket: but
her neart WAS light! God bless her, and give
or "A merry Christmas!
The national Republican., 1861-12-25
Grim 'nal count.

Cenrgp W. MaplrS, indicted for assault and
battery, with intent ~ Eill, on Jacob COrnwcll
IN November last, was found guilty Of assault
and battery only. Sentenced to one years
c"nfement in the cnunty Jail, and to pay tlnc
Of one dollar.
Patrick Kehoe Indicted for The larceny OF
ten dollars in Treasury notes and one dollar In
gold from John Shrift, on the Goth of November
last, was acquitted.
Henry and Sarah Light, for kanping bawdy
house, we're sentenced by Judge Crawford
Sarah Light to pay n fne Of $40, and Henry
Light t., three months confinement in Jail.
Tho court then adjourned until Thursday
muriIng.
The national Republican., 1861-12-25
The EutI at horns Hall.

Ths fair for tho benefit of Fletcher Chapel Is
,.li progressing. Each evening tbs hall is
Nnrd and those who 60 once are suro to repeat
their visit. The tables are spread with y plen'
tiiu supply Of everything tempting, and choice
pifts for GnristmaS are beng dispensed liberal
ly by the ladies'. while each table is worthy u
Epecial notice, wc CaunOt omit to Gail attention
tn the eXcrlnri supper for 2j cents, rually the
rhcupaSt We ever saw. Everything the very
best, aud plenty Of 1t.
In short, we take PLEASURE in inviting "ul
friends to !, real ChriSlm festival evDry even
,nrtiisWrck, We under stand that several new
attractions will DO presented 10 night.
The national Republican., 1861-12-25
stolen Goods Identified.

Yestordty morning, the goods fund upon
VIM. Dent, colored, arrested last night by the
I,atrul Of the third ward, were identified AS the
property Of Mr.. +. Bebb. They were black
cloth overcoat, silk handkerchief and ablack
siuuch hat. black cloth ovorCaat taken from
soldier Of the d. G. volunteers named Retts
nnw in jail, committed by Justice Dom, wa
identified by 4 gentleman named BtrChus ns
having been stolen from the passage of Mr.. g.
The national Republican., 1861-12-25
sln NIL POX.

The ci,Zons Of the first and seventh wards
are becoming very much alarmed at the rapid
spread of this infectious disease. We noticed
scs,Dl day, IN the lrst ward, standing on tho
Slrc4tl, sevora ambulances that had been
used for tho purpose Of conveying such cases
10 tho hospital. We understand thai 1t is a
daily occurrence for these vehicles to remain
there during the entire day. S"ldiers just re-
covering from this malady are also Hccn upon
our streets Such ca e. should not be dis
charged from the hospital until they are on.
lireiy c"nvalcscent. So nS 10 prevent the spread
# 1t among our cii2ans.
The national Republican., 1861-12-25

rRUSIEES SALE OF A VERY vALUABLE REAL
ESTATE ON THE CURNER OF SEVEVTH
AND Il STREETS.
BY vir,ue Of cec,e Of the circuit court Il The
ID trict Of Columbia, In oh .nosry Ing passed in
two caus,s In which " Stathsm, smi,hson y Co
.nd Austin shSg.an, respec dvsiy, are comp auants,
and John + Caffan and ., hers are defe ndan A. ar
ing d,te the 7th day of December. A. d sii, the
unds rsisned will sell ut public sutton, to the higu
est bidder, "n rU SDAY the 1ith day of January,
u 1867, at4 clock m, upon the premises Lot
~ g. IN square No 80, Of the plan Of the city OF
Washington, fronting s. feet Inches on T. st ect
nor h an 10 feet IN Seventh street west
lhis well known property is situated on the no tn
ea'' ;orner OF sni Seventh streets, oppOs te the
a neral Post Ofloe and Is one Of the very .,t bust
ir"a locations In the CITY OF Is ashingtoa rhe i'm
p ovements con- bt Of three three story houses r.
street, Including the drug store st the cor er Oi
,eveath and two story building on Seventh street
The properly will be s1id at the risk Of he default.
ing purchaser.
Tenn, es ii, payable on the day of sale and, ii
the terms are not complied with Immediately the
said trustees are aathesissd to reject the b,i
md accept the next hlGhest bidder, on his prom pt
| compliance with tho taeas.
All conveysnolnS - ths cost Of the puIch ..er
q. INGLE, r.
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
dec lS-Jaw4w AuctjOleers
The national Republican., 1861-12-25
- AleNa =, n ria

An indication of the distress which prevails
among large class In that community is given
in tho fact that at the last distribution from
the supply store, there were given out to indi.
gent families ! lis LIS. OF meat, 292 bu4hei-
meal s07 lbs. -four, and | $50 fish.
Boats loaded with wood continue to arriHe al
Alexandria, aud fuel rates are as follows: Coal
anthracite, none in market, last sales 80 pei
ton; Cumberland, lump, 81 GO. run of mine
Sc GO ; 40 flne in market. Wood, $3.50 II 81.
The national Republican., 1861-12-25
SeCenli In i IAmndrim

Has inveLted II new rick which IL practiCed
pretty extensively aud successfully. They yet
pass, sign the obligation. and then. AS soon as
they are out of sight, they cut their name of
the bottom Of It. The guards seldom notice
tho obligation, To see If 1t is signed, so 1t is
avoided. II il proposed that the receivers o
passes should sign their names across the face
of the document, and then, If the name is de
sirOYed, tho pasS is MSeleSs.
The national Republican., 1861-12-25
River News.

There was nothing Of Importance AT the navy
yard yesterday evening. The target practice
was admirably executed. The steamer P.nsa.
cola lof her mnorirgs yesterday and steamed
| for the lower Potomac, WI ore 1t is expected
| she viii engage the rebe batteries.
The national Republican., 1861-12-25
,Nn,,.n,,,, -, aYI penn. Avemur.

Is selling original cor'aS de rtStte photographic
Of Gonernls Scott, Mcclellan, Wo1i, Banks, Ere:
mont, Butler, and others. OuT 'IEencsS "'
Mcclellan is the latest pUhlishcd, aud /" con-
sidered tho best IN existence. See on pnOn'
grahS ~ oil and water o, lors. Also pnrtrai,s "i
distinguished men. Attention Of military men
is called to our full length letterty.c for s"nd'
ing by mall. dec lS--lm'
The national Republican., 1861-12-25
Dtkc1l.is geI.

Rangy Jones and Wit Sissler, who were ~.
rested on suspicion of setting fire TO Mr.. P.
Dor>ey's stable few nights since, were taken
before Justice Thompson, yesterday morning,
for u further hearing. The evidence not being
sufficient to justify their detention on the charge
of arson. the case WAS dismissed, and the pris
Oners discharged.
The national Republican., 1861-12-25
LOCAL NEWS.
u, Advertisers.

No..!y rs thousand copies II lha E,pub
,,oGn are circulated among tho Gu4t;ng popuia
Non every day besides thelarge nu n.ber served
20 regular srbsoribors. Adveriisers viil ts.ks
lo;e srDurdngiy.
The national Republican., 1861-12-25
Obsu uctIng Sidewalks.

The practice Of persons covering the entire
sidewalks with boxes, barrels, &C., so that is
impossible to pass, has been cause of much
complaint. Justice Thompson, in the third
ward has issued number of warrants against
various persons for so violating Tho munlcipa
law.
The national Republican., 1861-12-25
ppr.tHm 9 gickets.

We hear hat the sale, both here and at Bal
timore, of Perham's excursion tickets, from
Baltimore to New York and Boston is immense
It must be so, when travellers save. by buying
tickets Of him, one dollar out of every three.
The national Republican., 1861-12-25

~ GaEas q WILLIAMS. Auci,on..rs.
WuSrEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT, AT AUC.
TON.
On FRIDAY, the 10th day Of January, 1879, |
-all sell in front ofthe premises, 1t clock r NJ
ny OF deed Of trust to the subscriber, bear
ing date the l1lh day Of November, 1859, and re-
corded in Lber j. A. g., No. 1877, folios S. 5s 60 and
OIL ons Of the laud records for the county Of Wash
ngton, in the District Of Columbia, the following
named property lying and being In the city ul
Washington Dlstriot aforesaid, and LAID down on
The ground plan or plat Of said osty The courses
| and distances are fully described In said deed OF
| trust, to wit:
Parts of Lots numbered one and two q and ~
in Square numbered five hundred and thirty seven
(b3O together with the imProWments, which are a
frame Dwelling House, 10, 30. This property
| fronts on f. street south between Third AID Four
ana a hall streets west.
FERNS, one fourth cash, balance In six and twelve
the purchaser to give notes Ter the deferred
pay ments, bearing interest from day OF sale deed
siveu and deed OF trust taken on the property to
.ecure the payment Of the notes. II the terms are
not complied with In dive days after rsle the
rsrryes the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost OF the first purchaser by giving three days
uotice of such resale 10 some wspaper printed in
the City OF Warrington
| j. L. SMITH, Trustee.
GREEN h WILLIAMS,
| dec lO--2dw&ds Auctioneeta.
The national Republican., 1861-12-25
phe New Goye, Bridre,

The new military bridge across the aqueduct
| at Georgetown is expected To be in use by the
nrst OF tho new year, The workmen are now
laying the flooring. The Long Bridge, whclr
had becn under extensive repair, is now being
pa >sed again by Government teams and gene
raj travel.
The national Republican., 1861-12-25
Very Com IN mcndabIe.

We learn that Brigadier General Porter,
Provost Marshal of this city, has increased the
force of the guard, so as to preserve the quiet
of the city amid the license of the Christmas
HOLIDAYS.
The national Republican., 1861-12-25
For the H. itiayg.

Our friends have long been in the H.. hi, ~ Luy
ing their Christians gSods ut ShrpheId's, that We
III ed not remind ttnm 'h2t | c h he largest anC
pr-tticbt stock in Town AL hnor ,ht, or vii by
Chs stmas day You will liud |! IT. at 20 call ",
Sc him Everything can be found in The RooEsc!'e'
and StGtioatr's Inc " hat no;' and every body
knoWs he sell. chetp.
The national Republican., 1861-12-25
India Rubber GuGds.

India KubO U.ts, viii 0nd black, $3.50 ench.
imd Rubber Legg ms 81 pc Pair.
And all kuQs Rubber GOODS inclndiug Nubb"I
Roots and SHOES, Rubber Stnpp r. for Bottles, d. o
Wnts in,er,hceting f r. Beds IN eckn.is nc &c, al
manufacturers priceS, AT Il A NALL"
igdiu Rubber Warehouse,
:3Os PrrrsyHalln avenue,
dsolotr Bet Ninth and Tenth sis
The national Republican., 1861-12-25
GREEN WILLIAMS,
dec l8--Gaw4w Auctioneers
RY GREEN q wILLIAas. Auction.er.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY 0 v

CHANCsRY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
THE ISLAND.
by virtue of q decree Of the circuit court of the
Dist, let OF Columbia, sittiug In ehanceIy, bearing
date the 3Oth d " Of May, A. 1850, and pss-,d
in cause therein depending between d. ". Moore Il
Co, complainants, and George H. Kirk and others,
defendsnts, (No, 1904, ohanoery shall offer tor
sale, at public auction, on FRIDAY, The 27th day
of December. A. 1851, in front Of the premises at
1 oolock pSm., 10 the highest bidder, the following
property, to vii, Lot numbered seventy eight, (7sJ
in subdivisiono Of square numbered four hun Ell aud
sixty five, (4e6) and parts " lots numbered seven
~ and nine o. In square numbered fur hundted
md thirty (l37) Of the plan Uf the city Of WASH
mglon the said parts Of lots being particularly set
iortl the proceedings and exhibits in said cause
to which he refers, with the buildings and improve
lnents on said lot, which consist OF q god frame
house and parts of vacant lots.
Terms Of sale: One third o.sh; the residue IL two
nstalments Of six aud tWSys mon tbs the purchaser
givog his notes for the dSlsrrsd payment, bearing
from the day OF sale. The title deeds TO be
retained uatil the whole Of the parohle moAey IS
paid.
All convey ancing at the cost Of the purchaser.
EDWAkD q. CARR1NGTON,
Trustee.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
dec 1I-3taw&ds Auctioneers