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Daily national Republican., 1865-12-30
GREAT ONE DOLLAR CLEANING OUT
" SALE OF JEwELRY, TO CLOSE An Is:

GREAT ONE DOLLAR CLEANING OUT
" SALE OF JEwBLRY, TO CLOSE AN Es-
TATE; s2il.sd' WORTH OF ELEGANT
Including Watches, Diamonds, Brooches, Chains,
Lockets, Rings, Gold Pens, Silver and Silver
plated Tea and Dinner Service, Silver and ia
panned Walters, Bronzes, ,statuettes, sevres, Por-
and in fact, the entire stock Of old -esab Shsd
Jewelry House, to be closed out on an entirely
new and novel plan.
Each Article without reference to its value to be
sold for ONE DOLLARS
The plan is this: Our entire stock Of Goods is
appraised, and Certihcates. or Tickets, each nam
ing some one article Of our extensive assortment
Of Jswsry, &C., are placed in envelopes, carefully
sealed, and then thoroughly mixed In a case.
The number Of these Certificates corresponds to
the number Of dollars at which our stock OF
goods Is valued. Upon the receipt by us Of ONE
DOLLAR, disinterested person selects, indis-
PIVs 81 THESE SEALED ENVELOPES,
each containing q Certificate, which We send,
without opening, to the person who has ordered
them. Upon receiving aud opening them you
are entitled TO whatever articles the Certificates
name, upon payment OF One Dollar for each one.
II 1t be $500 Piano, or a o. Locket, ora t26o
Watch, or a $50 Diamond Pin, or $l Scarf or
Csrttdcats 70 US, soith One Dollar, entities you
10 iohateuer the Certificate may name, irrespec-
the Qf Us value. As no article valued at less
than One Dollar is named In any Certificate, II
but . ightforward, legitimate business ar
rangement, which may be participated In by the
most fastidious. You receive your Certificates,
and II they name something which you want or
some Article Of value, as for instance, a Gold
Watch, Diamond Brooch, Psrian Statuotte, Piano,
Pin, Ring, &C., you can send and get II not, you
let 1t alone, and the matter is ended.
To reimburse us for the cost Of printing, ad-
vertising, and forwarding the Certificates we
charge as follows: Five Certificates, o.; Eleven
for -; Twenty for %; Twenty six for n Thirty
for %; One hundred for $40 and elegant pre-
pehor watch las premium) for $50.
We want 10, 900 active, stirring Agents to can
vass every city, town, village, neighborhosd
factory, and shop In the United States. Ener.
getic men or women OF good reputation and busi-
meas capacity, may clear $50 per week In the
cities and large towns, and q proportionate
amount In the Interior 81 Send for Certin
Gates and CONFIDENTIAL circular Of terms to
Agents.
Register remittances Of over Ono Dollar.
T&H. GAU6HAN & CO.,
de3o-daw ll6 Broadway New York.
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CLOTHING.
HIS oRICAL POEM

III 1 s OR IcAL POEM.
young man from the country .
Game city girl TO see,
or Greenbaoks he had plenty,
And held farm In fee;
But his coat was very shabby,
And his vest was very old,
And the lady told him promptly
~ do not pdnt pour 0oidi"
A rich doctor came to court her,
Fresh from the college walls,
But he looked rather dingy,
Aud his coat was full Of holes;
His pantaloons were faded,
And his hat was very old;
She said: you look too badly,
And lido not ,odnt your gOldi"
Next lawyer, old and very rich,
Game In to sock her band;
He owned houses In the city,
Aud In the country, land;
She glanced at him quite hurriedly,
But soon the tale was told
"Your dress don Y suit my fancy,
And I do not todAt your goIdi"
Next came young mechanic,
Fine looking, nothing more,
But q splendid suit Of clothing
Bought at tie Peoples Clothing Store.
He popped the question to her,
And blushioR, Yes, )" said She
81 see you patronire friend Smith,
And you're the man for met"
Al the Peoples Clothing Store, No. 400 Seventh
street, where can be found the finest and best
Clothing at less prices than any other house In
the city. de27
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e PROPOSALS..
GOVERNMENT SALE OF CHOICE
~ r.a WHISKY,

GOVERNMENT SALE OF CHOICE
~ raa WHISKY
OrrfcE DHPor ConnrssARY or suBsIsrry5E,
- WAsHIngroN, d. O., Dec. 2s, 1850.
Sealed proposals., In duplicate, will be received
at this once until IL o'clock, M, on TUESDAY,
the 9th day Of JANUARY, 1895, for the sale Of
300 gallons Of Bourbon whisky. r
$50 Rectined
$50 i" I" Rye
Proposals not received for less than Eve bar.
Tho whisEy will be ressused bsfors the de-
livery, and sold by the "proof gallon. -
Payment In Government funds, about hfty Per,
cent Of which will be required on the aeceptance
Of the bid, and the remainder as soon as the re-
sauging is completed, and before the delivery
commences. ....
No bid received from parties who have failed
to comply with their contracts.
Bidders are requested To be present at the
opening Of their bids.
All purchases will beloaded at the Government
wharves, In Washington, D. c., free Of expense
to the purchaser. -...
The usual reservation by the Government in
regard 10 bids will be observed.
.'---. O. BELL,
de30-5t Major and @. 8. U. y. A.
Daily national Republican., 1865-12-30

I Owe, CoURTsHIP, AND MARRIED
- LIFE. whom TO Marry, When to Marry.
and Whom Not to Marry; Likes aud Dislikes
Adaptation; Right Age TO Marry; Marrying
Cousins; Jealousy-its Cause and Cure; Useful
Hints to both Married and Single with Physiog-
nomy, Ethnology, Physiology aud Psychology,
in the PHRENoLoGICAL JOURNAL for 1866
New volume begins now. Only % q year.
FOWLER 4 WELLS,
de30-6td2tw No. $50 Broadway, N. Y.
Daily national Republican., 1865-12-30

T AIDES WILL FIND THE ILLUS
IL TRATED PHRBNOLoGICAL JOURNAL for
1856 most Interesting There are "SI0NS OF
CHARACTER - in the talk, walk, voice, hair,
eyes, ears, chin, nose, lips, teeth, hands, skin,
hand writing, illustrated and explained. II 10
exactly adapted TO the Social Circle, and all the
members will enjoy IT, Only 20 cents number,
or " . year. Address
FOWLER 4 WELLS,
de8o-6td2tw No. $50 Broadway, N. Y.
Daily national Republican., 1865-12-30
eatia,ral gepnblitau
[orFIcIAL.l
NAVY DKPARrnRrr,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
..s December 70, iseo.
oficers Of the Navy and Marine Corps,
who may be at Washington city on tho LIST
day Of January, 1856, win assemble. at the
Navy Department, at II O'Clock, Q. m, on
that day, in full dress-exceptin epaulettes,
cooked hat, and sword knot-for the pur-
pose Of proceeding from thence In a body to
the Executive Mansion, 10 pay their respects
TO the President. GIDEON WELLEs,
Secretary Of tho Navy.
Daily national Republican., 1865-12-30

AMERICANS not only do their own fighting
and voting, but their own perfuming. Phalon's
Might Blooming Cereus" has attained celeb
rity never achieved BY any foreign perfume In
this country, and even Europeans admit that 1t
excels any OF the doral extracts made abroad.
Sold everywhere.
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n M o . m M IN ~ II ..
R0vRR THRA TIRE.
" Pennsylvsnia svsnue, near willard . Hotel.

~ Fenhsyivsnih sVcnuct heef Wihhrc snos'h
LAST GRAND OPERA NIGHT.
. .. MAX MARRTzBK'S
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA TROUPE.
rms iskTuRphii KyESiNo DEC sU Isss
LAST NIGHT Positively.
FIrst production in wsshington Of Meyerbeer's
last and greatest work, the great feature Of the
modern repertoire rif'.AyRrcArsK,
which has been reserved for Saturday night,in
order 70 finish the mfse en- scene It presented In
this city with precisely the same degree Of mag
nincenoe which marked Its production In New
THE GRAND SHIP SCENE
In the third aot, from the hands Of d. A. Strong
and Mr.. Kelly, is held 10 be greatly superior TO
the one given In London, and iu every respect
equal TO the famous New York Scene. The d.
rector has undertaken over
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS EXTRA EXPENSE!
bringing the total expense Of It's production for
single night in excess considerably Of
THREE THOUSAND DoLLARsi
No single representation Of the Opera in Amer
lea has cost so much-none will be given at so
moderate rates OF admission. No addition will
be made to the current charges for secured seats
or admission, except to the
FAMILY CIRCLE, WHICH WILL BE d.6o,
GNfFsRa PRICE OF ADMISSION TO DRESS.
CIRCLE, PARoUBT, AND FAMILY
CIRCLE.
The natural desre Of all TO witness the ONLY
REPRESENTATION Of this grand souvenir OF
Meyerbeer which will probably ever be given In
Washington, has necessitated establishing q
price for the family circle the same as that Of the
other parts Of the house, In order that ladies as
well as gentlemen may be accommodated with
comfortable seats In one Of the most eligible por-
tions OF the theatre. This plan was necessarily
adopted In New York during the represe entation
Of L Africaine, and resulted in thousands OF the
nrst respectability OF that metropolis availinS
themselves Of the opportunity thus afforded Of
witnessing this great production, who would
otherwise have been excluded In consequence Of
the crowded state Of all other parts Of the house.
THE CAST
Is as follows:
selika, Slave. ..signora Carrorri Zucchi
lnek. 'Slgn0ra bosislo
Anna. ...................... laname keiohardt
Nhsco al tama.. ............... Signor MaIloleni
Nelusko ......sss.....s .slgnor bellinl
Don fearo. .......-....... .Slgnor Antonueci
Dran shcerdote. .SlRnor Lorini
Don Alyan. ...".................He Herr Reichardt
RATES OF ADMISSION.
Secured Chairs In Orchestra. .&3 90
Secured Seats In Dress Circle and Parquette 2 90
Admission to Dress Circle and Parquette. 6C
Admission to GALLERY. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ] 50
Box 0flce open from clock q. m. to p IN.
No seats exchanged after being secured.
de30-lt
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
IN mo. 2S6.
AMERIcA-coAsr OF NORTH CAROLINA.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
0YFIcB LIGHT HOUSE BOARD,
WARRINGTON, d. c., Dec. 20, 1888
RB-BsTABLIsHMBNT OF FRYING PAN SH0AL
LIGHT-yEssBL.
Notice Ia hereby given that the light t-vessel
has been re established of the end Of Frying Pan
Shoals, OF Cape Fear, North Carolina.
This vessel Is schooner -rigged; the hull
painted yellow, with the words Frying Pan
Shoals,' painted in large black letters, on each
side; lower masts yellow, topmasts white, dry
marks black, Zone on each mast)
The soundings, In approaching the Cape Fear
Shoals from the eastward, are regular but from
the westward, irregular.
The lights are hxed white lights, Zone on each
mast at an elevk. a Of 40 feet above the level
Of the sea, and In clear weather should be visible
from distance Of IL miles.
Tho weasel is moored In 10 fathoms water, and
In latitude IS deg 35 min. north longitude II
deg. 80 min. west Of Greenwich. -
By order: W. b. SHUBRICK,
desc Chairman.
Daily national Republican., 1865-12-30

V'ABLEAUX.-THE LADIES N. U. r.
Il Association will give public entertainment
at the Union League Rooms, on Ninth Street,
between D and 3, on TUESDAY evening, Janu-
ary 2, at 7h o'clock.
de9O. ats
Daily national Republican., 1865-12-30
ODD FELLOWS HALL.

POSITIVELY FOR FIVE NIGHTS ONLY,
commencing on TUESDAY, January O. and con-
tinue every evening through the week. Grand
Matinee Saturday afternoon. The world csle-
brated PBAKE FAMILY SWISS BBLL RING
ERS, vocalists, Harpists, Violinists, and Plan
lists. Two hundred aud forty silver bells A
beautiful chime Of Silver STAFF Bells the only one
Of tho kind In the world. The Peake family
will be assisted BY Mt. J. y. Spalding, Solo Vio-
linist Mr.. A. J. Whitcomb, Solo Harpist; Miss
Minnie Chase, Pianist. For further particulars
see programme Cards Of admission, 50 cents;
we'd Seats, 90 cents; Children, IS cents.
Saturday afternoon a Grand Matinee will bo
given for the accommodation OF families and
children. Children admitted to the Matinee for
10 cents. Tickets for sale at Ellis Music Store,
whore diagram Of the Hall may be seen, and
seats secured without extra charge The Piano
used Is from the mandatory OF Chickering 4
Sons, and furnished by J. p. Ellis, Penn. avenue.
G. @. CHASE,
29-ftuths0t Business Manager
Daily national Republican., 1865-12-30
pUBLIC SALE OF GOVERNMENT
l. PROPERTY.

OFHIcB DEPOT CoNMIssARY OF SUBsIsTsNCE,
WAsHINGroN, D. c., December 20, 1855.
VIII be sold at public auction, on THURSDAY,
January IL, 1850, the Buildings pertaining to the
GOVERNMENT BAKERY,
AT POINT LOOKOUT, MARYLAND.
Consisting Of the main Buildings, used AS A
Bakehouse, 80 by 100 feet.
Two Wings, each Is by IS feet, and one Wing,
oby 40 feet; also, Buildings occupied as quar-
,ers for the employees, one l2 by 80 feet and one
10 BY 30 feet In the Bakery are Ave Ovens, con
talning about 80, 900 bricks
This property is all nearly new, and affords a
rare opportunity for purchasing Lumber and
Bricks for building purposes.
fifteen days will be allowed for the removal Of
the above property.
Terms: Cash in Government funds at the time
Oh sale. @. BELL,
deSo-0t Major and G. g., q. g. A.
Daily national Republican., 1865-12-30

JEwELRY AND SILvER-PLATBD WARE
one thousand styles to choose from for only one
dollar, at Prgg Dollar Jewslry Store, No. ass
a-half street. de23-lw"
Daily national Republican., 1865-12-30

g "A TIP.ToP" NUMBER.-THE PIC
IA ToRIAL DOUBLE NUMBER. PHRH-
BIOLOGICAL JOURNAL for January, now ready, 20
cents. For the year, only o.
Contains "Signs Of Character and How to Read
Them, " Physiognomy, Psychology, EthIIology,
with Portraits Of the Good and Bad Love, Court
ship, and Marriage, Training Of Children, Choice
desc -6td&2tw
Daily national Republican., 1865-12-30

FREEDMEN's VoTE OF THANKs.-The fol-
lowing resolutions were passed by the commits
sioners appointed by act Of Congress for the pur-
pose Of inquiring into the affairs Of Freedmen q
schools Of this District:
Whereas, General Eaton, Of the Freedmen's g
Bureau, in charge Of affairs In the District OF Co.
lumbis, and the Rev John Kimball, superinten-
dent oil Freedmen's Schools IN said District, have
rendered us valuable services, and have often
expressed an earnest desire for corporation be-
tween the Burean and the school trustees In es.
tablishlng general system Of schools for colored
children In Washington and Georgetown: There.
fore be II
Resolved, That we tender our thanks to those
gentlemen, and hereby cordially approve the
proposed CO. o peration, and instruct the commit
tee appointed to purchase lots and locate schools
to make arrang gements with the bureau TO estsb-
lish Ent sustain the proposed system; and the
teachers under our control are hereby directed tc
recognize the said superintendent and his assist.
ant, and TO report TO the bureau as well as ths
trustees,
Passed by the Board. December 4, 1885.
D. BREED, Chairman.
Daily national Republican., 1865-12-30
TlHTs1sT0 GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE

TH1S IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE
l. subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Washington county, In the District OF Co .
lumbia, letters Of administration on the personal
estate Of Eleanor ?. Goods, late Of Warrington
City, I. @. deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to
the subscriber, on or before the Soth day Of Des
cembsr next they may otherwise by law be ex-
cluded from all benefit OF the said estate.
Given under my hand this S0th day Of Deeem.
Der, 1865. JOHN W. HoDGS0N,
desc -w3W# Administrator,
Daily national Republican., 1865-12-30

The market this m
rs usual. Prices were
Beef, lba25o per lb
Pork, 20a25o per lb
Do. per cwt,8l4.60al6.6 81
Mutton, 20a25c per lb
Veal, 25a35c per lb
Corn beef, l5a20c per lb
Corn pork, 20a26c per lb
Lamb, 20a25o per lb
Sausage, 25c per lb
Ham, 25a2Sc per lb
Sliced ham, 35c per lb
Shoulders, 20a22cper lb
Middling, 22a26c per lb
Jowl, l2Hal5c per lib
Venison 2sa30c per lb
Beef tongue, 90ca3i
Dried beef, 25aS0c per II
Tripe l0c per ID
Pigs feet, 1870 pr pair
Lard, Csc per lb
Butter, 40a6oc per lb
Prints, 85
Cheese, Csc per lb
Geese, o.. .50a2. so each
Turkeys, l. 25a85. 90.
wild do. &4a6
Ducks, 76atl. 80 per pr
Wild do. 76aS3 per pair
Chicken, 76asl 80 pair
Partridges, $4aS4.60 dol
Prairie Hens, sl.5 pr
Swans e3 each
Pheasants o. per pr
Rabbits, 40a50o
Squirrel, l5a20o
Opossum, 8l each
Squads, 60c per pair
Black hsh loo perlb
Founders, l5c per lb
Halibut, l6o per lb
Haddock loo per lb
White nsh 25c per lb
Cod nsh, l6c per lb
Sea bass, l6c per ID
Lobsters, l6c per lb
Daily national Republican., 1865-12-30
BOARDING.

RoARDTN9.-Two GENTLEMEN CAN
y be accommodated with ROOM and BOARD
at 497 Maryland avenue. oc27-n
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A UCTI0N SALE OF SERVICEABLE
IA AND DAMAGED HOSPITAL PROPERTY,
C. W. RoTELER, JR., AUcTIoNEER.

MEDICAL PURvRYoR's oPPrcE,
WAsHisgroE, D. G Dec. 80 1865.
VIII be sold at Judiciary Square Warehouse
Fiith and streets, on THURSDAY MORNING,
January 4, 1855, at 10 o'clock, a. m, a large
quantity OF serviceable aud damaged hospital
property, consisting Of Blankets, Sheets, 8, 900
hair Pillows, Counterpaues, Bedsacks, Shirts,
Drawers, Pillow Ticks, Towels, Plates, Mugs,
PITCHERS, Dishes, Clocks, Leather Buckets, Mess.
Chests, Wooden Bedstesds, Chairs besides, Ia
pies, Platform Scales, and four Printing Presses
property must be paid for and removed with
In iorty-eight hours from termination Of sale.
G SUTHERLAND,
de3O'W Surg. q. s. A., Med Puryeyor
Daily national Republican., 1865-12-30
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
TT U D SON TAY LoR's
STOCK OF
STANDARD LITERATURE OF THE AGE
IS NOW COMPLETE.
HOLIDAY BOOKS IN HANDSOME BINDINGS.
JUVENILES IN GREAT VARIETY.
FAMILY BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS, &C.
CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS.
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.
MOROCCO, RUSSIA AND LEATHER BAGS.
sCoTCHwooD, ROSEWOOD, AND OTHER
WRITING DESKS.
FANCY ACTICLBs, &C, &C.
THE PUBLIC is INVITED
TO
CALL AND EXAMINE
ELEGANT COLLECTION.
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and stationer,
de-l6.n S34 Pennsylvania avenue.
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LOCAL AFFAIHs.

PREsENrATIoN.-Last evening, Messrs.
". 4. Hutchinson, A. 0addis, j. NJ Lawson, WIN.
Gaddis, Jno. b. Mcfarland, 7. b. Cross, J. o.
Dulin, Geo. II. Gaddis, J. A. Hesld, Samuel Ellis,
No. 4, +. A. NJ, accompanied By Heald q Amer
loan brass band, proceeded to the residence Of
W. N. John A. Poos, on Thirteenth street east, be-
tween and X streets south, for the purpose Of
serenading and presenting him with q handsome
cane. After several pieces by the band, the
guests were invited in, when p. o.w 4. Huteh-
inson said BE-. ...
"Mr. Poos, a number OF your brethren Of
Washington Naval Lodge No. /, and particularly
those for whom you have lsbored with so much
care and assiduity, appreciating your worth ~ o
man and . Mason, and the great interest you
have always taken in their welfare, present to
TEEN. You will accept It, sir, not on account Of
Its intrinsic value, but a. memento from your
friends. A few days ago you were called for the
honorably hiled for the past year, and which so
few in the great body Of Masonry ever attain.
Accept the gilt from your brethren, sir, and in
your declining years may you look upon II as
can rely upon, and they hope that your future
life may be as prosperous and successful as the
past.
Mr.. Foos replied. brother Hutchinson and
gentlemen, cannot too highly esteem this gift,
considering 1t came from my friends. We are
connected together q band Of brothers among
whom no contention exists. l will carry this
and think Of those friends whom l have
endeavored to please, and with whom I have
been associated for 80 many years. As presiding
officer Of Washington Naval Lodge, I have en-
desvored to do my duty and merit the confidence
and esteem which you have shown me.'
The cane is 4 very handsome one. II Is made
Of rosewood, and the head piece Of the original
Monitor, on which Is engraved q figure Of the
Monitor. The square and compass In the letter
@. Around these are the words 90 Presented Ia
John A. Foos, by the members Of Washington
Naval Lodge No. 4, y. A. NJ, washinRton, d. c.,
Dec %, 1882 Around the engraving OF the
Monitor are the words: Launched Dec 80, 1850.
Action with the Merrimao Mar. 0, 1851. Found
cred OF Hatteras Dec 80, ls62"
After the presentation the company was In
vited to an adjoining room, where q very hand
some entertainment awaited them. Toasts,
speeches, and songs followed, and . very pleas.
ant evening was passed.
Acacia Lodge, No. Is, was represented by U
W. Hilbron, Esq. Of the Patent once.
Daily national Republican., 1865-12-30

Ut OTIS OF GOOD THINGS."- the
IL Pictorial Double Number PHYSIOLOGICAL
JOURNAL for January. Love, Courtship, and
Marriage, Choice Of Pursuits, A Good Memory,
with the moral, intellectual, and social nature
unfolded. Also, ''How 10 Read Character. -
Only 20 cents, or q q year.
FOWLER 4 WELLS,
desc Std &2tW No, $50 Broadway, N, Y,
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PIANOS.

p A N os
FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
AT ELLIS,
800 Pennsylvania avenue.
s Of Chickering & Sons, | PIANOS.
OF Nose, These are well
8 Of Geo N. Child 4 CO., known to the mu-
2 Of Bradbury's, Ssical world as the
Of Steck's, Oldest, largest and
Of WIN. p. Bmerson's, best Piano makers
2of ofChickering sfull grand. in United States.
ALSO,
% OF s. D. 4 Il. W. SMITHS
AMERICAN PARL0R ORGANS AND MEL0-
DEONs.
IA good second hand PIANOS for sale or rent,
on easy terms-prices from $50 to $500.
ALSO,
FINE PIANO COVERS, STOOLS, VIOLINS,
GUITARS, FLUTES, MUSIC BOXES, AND
EVERY ARTICLE IN THE MUSIC TRADE.
JOHN Y. Bills,
306 Pennsylvania avenue.
between Ninth and Tenth streets,
doors from corner Of Tenth street and
do22 l.. johnson 4 Co. Is Bank.
Daily national Republican., 1865-12-30

N B Il U @ E
~ PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
3OI PennsylyRnia avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth streets.
All kinds Of Photograph and Ambrotype work
executed In the best manner known to the art
at the cheapest rates. aud 10 every style,
Daily national Republican., 1865-12-30
washinRton Market.


,rning was not so full
"a follows:
TerrRpins, l.50atl. 70
Turtle, sla$l. 80 each
'0ysters, 3l.25 per gallon
Rock, SOC per bunch
Salt w'r tailors, ,60cprbch
Pike, 80 per lb
Eels, 25c per bunch
Honey, 40a60o per lb
Eggs, 40a50c per dos
Apples 60ca$l per PIX
Grapes, 20c per lb
Cranberries loo per at
Celery, l0a26c per bh
Oranges, ,60a75c per dor
Lemons, 40aT6c per dor
Onions, 4oa50o per pk
Carrots, Do per bunch
Lettuce each, 6al0c
saur Kraut, 12c per at
Cabbage, 6a2oc
Spinach, zoe per peck
Parsnips, 60a8Oc per peck
Kale, 26c per peck
walnuts, 40c per PIX
Radishes, % per bunch
Hominy, cooked, l0c at
Hominy, grain, So at
Dried fruit, 25a40c at
Turnips, 40a5oc per PIX
Beets, 40c per peck
Sweet potatoes, ,4oa60o PIX
Pumpkins, l0a60c each
Irish potatoes, 40a50o PIX
Corn Meal, la4l.l0
Corn, 1a4l. 10
Corn, 49a44.60 per Dbl
Shipstuf, 00aS0o
Brown stuf, 900
Shorts, $50
Oats, b0a60o
Rye, o.. 10
Middling, 800
Hay, cwt, $lal.80
Straw, 90a4l. 25
Daily national Republican., 1865-12-30
DRESS GOODS.

NHA L0TTE @. SMITH
HAS THE MOST BLBaANr ASSORTMENT OF
FRENC CL0AKS
IN AMERICA.
For Style and Richness they Defy Competition |
No. ll42 BROADWAY,
One Door above Twenty sixth street,
NEW YORK CITY. n22 Ems
Daily national Republican., 1865-12-30

ISLAND SADDLE, HARNESS, COLLAR,
l. AND TRUNK MANUFACToRY.
II. J. LRESNITZRR, sos Seventh street, near
Maryland avenue, keeps constantly on hand, OF
his own manufacture, and ut the lowest cash
prices, Harness, Collars, Spurs, Whips, Brides,
Saddles, Bits, Curry combs, Brushes, aud every
article to be found In First class Establishm ment
Trunks, Harness, 80, repaired in the most sub :.
Give me call before purchasing elsewhere.
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Daily national Republican., 1865-12-30

T0HN r. ELVANS 4 CO.,
u 81 Louisiana ave. and sos G street, n
WASHINGTON, D. c., HA
DEALERS IN W
IRON AND STEEL. "
SWEDISH IRoN-oriirsry siIss.
REFINBD IRON.
BAaNALL's, DO.
HORSE SHOE IRoN-M.ro. 10.
ovHIS AND HALF ROUNDS.
o. B. NAIL RODS.
7. Y. y. do.
NORWAY SHAPES.
SPRING STEEL.
ToE Teat CORK s. STEEL.
H00PS-Galy AniIed
EXTRA FALL RIVER RoDs-Round and
square, charcoal plate irsni puddled
SHEET IRoN-Asnsrican; American costa.
rara;' Belgian; i'm. Russia Russia ;
SQUARE CAST sTEEL-sandsrsOn's
0CTAGoN CAST STEEL.
SHEAR sTEBL-sandersOn's
GRRMAH STEEL.
FLAT CAST STEEL.
BLISTER BTBRL-American.
ROUND sTRKL-oast; machinery.
Il o r II e 0LIDAY VS..
AT REDUCED RATES.
PATE DE FOIR GRAs,
PATE DE vENAISoN,
SALMI DE PRAIRIE HEN,
FRENCH AND SPANISH OLIVE,
STUFFED OLIVES,
FIGS, PRUNEs, JELLIBs,
BRANDY FRUITS, &c. &c.
FINE sHERRlEs, MADEIRAs, PORTS,
BRANDTEs, WHISTLES GINS AND RUNS,
SEGARs OF THE BEST QUALITY.
FRED. 8. CozzENs,
dels.lOt Cor. Fourteenth st. and Penn. ave