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The national Republican., 1866-11-26
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PLANs AND SPECIFICATIONS Foa NEW BUILD.
INGs FOR THE WAR DEPARTMENT AT WASH

lN0s FOX THE WAX DbfAhTMhNT WASH.
INaToN, D. q.
Architects Invited to prepare plans and speeincs
tion and estimates Of cost for FIRE proof build
inss for the War Department. the site now oeeupi
Washington, D. O.
The buildings required should have superficial area
large A. the site selected will admit eG Photogrsph,
o. site and all other Information relating to the sub
jee will be furnished to Architects desiring to com
pete for the work. upon application, personally or BY
letter, to the undersigned. -
premium Of eS 900 for the nrst Of o. 900 for the
second and Of 900 for the third most plans
and speeneatops received, will be awarded upon the
approval Of the Honorable Secretary Of War, by the
board q omssrs charged with the duty Of selecting
sts and preparing plans and specifications for the build
approved July 2s 1850.
The plans sud specifications must be sent to tho once
Of Brevst Lieutenant Colonel Traadwell Recorder
Of the Board, Ordnance ofies, winder's Building,
washington. D. c. or before the l'' day Of febru'
The Board will reserve the right to reject aay or all
plans submitted should none be deemed suitable for
the purpose, s we'll as to retain any all Of such
plans.
T. j. TREADwELL,
nOal.ln Rssvst Lieut. Col, US A, Recorder.
The national Republican., 1866-11-26

OsPHAns' CouRr-Judge PuyceA-On Sat
urday, the will Of the late VIM. @. Freeman, lsay-
ing his estate to his wife. fully proven and sd-
mittsd 70 probate and record letter. Of adminis-
tration were issued to Margaret g. Freeman, she
giving bond In the sum Of $4,000.
Letters Of administration on the estate Of Major
Robert Bsale were issued to Mary D. Bsals, she
giving bond In the sum Of SO, ,0oo.
Letters Of administration on the estate Of Chris.
tophsr Andrsws were issued to Henrietta Andrews
bond $50, 900.
On the estate Of Martha R. Woolsy. letters were
Issued 10 Henry Whitall-bond 5000.
The hrst and final account Of the administrater
Of Ohio Boswell was approved and passed.
The national Republican., 1866-11-26

STREET BEaeARs.-Ma jor Richards, Of the
Metropolitan police, has issued an order 10 the
hsutsnants In the various precincts, instrueting
them to enforce the law forbidding begging on the
streets. The law provides that whore persons have
no means Of support and are suffering, they shall
be sent to the slmshouss and cared for.
The national Republican., 1866-11-26
M ROTT HALL,

LEcTUREsl
THR SOLDIERS AND SAILORS UNION
Announce their Intention Of Offering
4 COURSE OF LECTURES
For the Bsneat Of
THE RRLIRR FUND,
AT METZBROTT HALL,
DURING THl COMING SEASON
They have made arrangements with the following
Kminsnt Lecturers:
y0Hs yosn .qi q II sAxI wednesday, Dso:nbsrs 1865
DIR. H. SHELTON MACKENZIE,
DE- xooRpoyA w'an.:'d.'. Ja..ra.ry;ss 1887
George vandsnhoR, Henry Vincent Of Rngland, James
3. Murdoch, George Alfred Townsend, Ralph Waldo
kmsrson. and others, are expected.
Tickets can be had Of the members Of tho committee
and at the book and music stores.
LncTURl connIrTRl,
3. 4. Hall, WH. 9. koRsl,
WILL. 4 SHORT, D. 8. CuRrIs,
VIZ. L. BRAAHALL. 4, J. HIsroI,
JAMS r. eNIrH. no28-2t
The national Republican., 1866-11-26

CASE OF CHoLsRA-James Lawrence, o
oslorsd man, who resides In Temperance alley, bs.
taken with the cholera yesterday. DR.. Marsh was
summoned and prescribed for him, but II was
thought he could not recover. Lawrence arrived
In this city on Tuesday morning last from savan-
nah, Ga.
The national Republican., 1866-11-26

ID 8 T o r I,
N rHB oRBAT TRAaRDIRNNR,
FIVE HI0HTs ONLY AT THE NATIONAL THEATRE,
COMMENCING MONDAY, DECEMBER s.
Msssrs. spalding Rapsy take great pleasure In an.
nouncing that they have completed al arrapg cement
9Th Mr.. 0rau for short season Of Eve nights Of
Dramatic Representations by
NM ADlLAfDl RIsroRI,
Supported By her full apd complete Dramatic Company
Of Cslsbrssd Artists who have pansd her rom
Esrope expressly to fulnll her Amsrean snaassmsnt
M'H1 RIsroRI has selected from her extensive re-
psrtoirs The following Tragsdss In which she has ere.
ated he most intense and aehsVsd the most
unparalleled success In New York, Broohyn and Bos-
ton. The Tragedy selected for her Debut
10 the same IN which she made her nrst sp-
pearanes In New York and Boston,
MEDIA.
MONDAY, dee. 8, MIDEA
TUksDAY, Dee. 4, MARY STUART,
THoRsDAY, Dec. Q, ELIZABETH,
FRIDAY, Dec 7, MACBETH
SATURDAY., rss Q, DEBORAH,
soALl OF PRICES:
Orchestra ChAirs Parqustts and Dress Circle nelud
ing Reserved sesn,..,. ......,....,..........es
General Admission
FANNY CLco .....''......
R'stor Ticket once opens on Tuesday, Nov. q, at
O'Clock, ct Mstssrott kuso Store, when Seats for the
Season can DO secured Thursday, Nov. 2s Seats for
any one night no24-M
The national Republican., 1866-11-26

MovNo.-The work Of moving the furni-
turs from Police Hsadquartsrs on Tenth street, TO
che new once opposite the City Hail. will bs eom-
nsncsd this morning. the new ONCE having been
completed. Ths hrs- alarm once will not be 70.
moved before the 1st inst. Superintendent T1cott.
nscsssary wires, fixing poles. 10. II will take
buta short time to remove the Instruments, and
thus the business Of the once will b interrupted
Int few hours, ..H|
The national Republican., 1866-11-26

THANKSGIVING DAY.-By reference to On.
other column II will bs seen that Mayor Wailach
oalls the attention Of citrens to the proclama
tion Of tho President fixing Thursday. the 2oth
instant. as day Of Thanksgiving to Almighty God.
and recommends that the day be properly observed.
The national Republican., 1866-11-26
8atioual ,gepnblifau,
LOCAL HG1VV0.
surorpn.-william =. Guide, = young ma

SurcrDE-williAm r. Guide, young man
about twsntythrss year Of ags. employed as clerk
In TIE branch stors Of Hsesrs. Droes and Butro on
Eighth street, bstwssn Pennsylvsnia avenue and D
strssb was Sssd dsad in kis room on Saturday
morning ahsut 81 o'clock. ii
NJ. 6.sss. ens q Ne nenbsrs Of the Arm. sr.
sivsd IN stiS city % Saturday, from he prinspai
store in nAiaors and on going 70 the once In this
city found The door locked, and the following no.
tiss % u, November 20, 1ss6--aons 10 Baltl.
nofs. NJ. fhsius will bs down.n After forcing
open tls door and going to the slsspins room o.
Mr.. auds. adjoining the of1os, he was found lying
upon ths floor In pool Of blood, with hole from
pistol ball through his head. A single barrel
PISTOL was found near his feet and shafps pistol
on . table near By. The esss was immediatsiy re-
ported 10 the police, and Coroner Woodward held
an inquest In view Of the body.
Nicholas Weysnd and WIN. Poulton, rsdding
near b. testified 70 having heard pistol shot on
n. }. q. Gibson testified .h.. on rs..a.y b.
last saw deessssd, who was somplsining Of being
unwsll, and on Wednesday hs found the door closed
and the note on the door. ..
Mr.. q. Miller, - also Mn. Robinson, testified
70 having last seen the deceased on Tuesday.
xr. 6utro and the other Witnesses gave the de-
esassd very high character for industry, morali.
The jury snsr hearing ali The evidence, rendered
:. verdict thas hs committed ssields By shooting
himself with pistol. - s.i...
Dssssssd wss German By birth, and his parents
reside 81 Rfy Haxbor, New York. He has several
bfothsrs and sistsrs residing In Baltlmors. The
body va taksn by the friends.
The national Republican., 1866-11-26

ATI0NAL EATRE
~ Uats 0rovsr's)
Psnnsylvania Avenue, near Willard's Hotel.
gPALDIN0 = RAPLIY, ,...,.......,.,PR ,PRoPRIIroRs
yisis osiYos S:TRissTRnR Isb sbTAGsE xoHaT
ON MONDAY EvRNlN0, nov. %,
OPENING OF THE
REGULAR WINTER SEASON.
THA COMPANY, ENTIRKLY RECONSTRUCTED,
Now numbers among its members many Of the rseog.
.. nixed
LEADING NAMES OF TIE PROFESSION.
ON (koNDAY) EVENING, Nov. &c.
First Appearance Of
Mr.. JRfRERDOH
Who will personste
BOB ACRES
In Richard Brinslsy shsridan,s Pivs-aet Comedy Of
THR RIVALS.
After which J. Madison Horton's Pafce Of
REGULAR PIX,
JrfAnboN. .A........HUGH Dn BRASS.
Hotwthstaading The Great Expense attending NJ.
Je9srsons hngsgsmsnt there viii be Extra Charge
for Seats Secured In Advance.
THAnKs0IvIN0 MATINEE ON
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, nov. %.
80 cents
The national Republican., 1866-11-26

REsIoSRD.-Rev. ]. R. Efinger has ten
dsrsd his resignstion as pastor Of the Hamlins N.
Z. church, to take effect immediately. It is un-
derstood that Mr.. =. has imbibsd Unitarian doo-
t!inss and VIII shortly enter the ministry In that
church. l'.'.
The national Republican., 1866-11-26

FIRE.-On Saturday afternoon, about two
o'clock. the alarm Of hre was sounded from box 1s,
at the corner Of Fourth street and New York ave.
nus. eaussd by the burning Of the baks-houss Of
hr. p H. Hssssrmsr, In the rear Of his rssidsncs,
on street north between Fourth and Fifth streets
The bsks-houss was entirely oonsumsd, together
and VIM. Mann, Mr.. Hssssrmsr, Mr.. Tinker, Mr..
Waldscksr and Mrs. Eliza johnson. The hrsmsn
were soon at work and subdusd the flames. The
buildings owned BY Msssrs Hsssormsr and Mann
Msre injured. -
The national Republican., 1866-11-26
n r p III A N s. COUR RT,
" 0croBER Is, 1855

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY
To wIri
In the case Of John T. Ward, executor Of Jane
Ward, deceased, the executor aforesaid has, with
the appreciation Of the Orphans Court Of Washing.
ton county Aforesaid, appointed TUESDAY, the 6ih
day Of November next, for the anal settlement
and distribution Of tho personal estate Of said de-
ceased and Of the assets In hand far as the same
have been collected and turned into money when and
whore all the creditors and heirs OF said deceased are
notified to attend with their claims properly vouehe
or they may otherwise By law be excluded from ali
bsneht In said deesassd's estate provided oopy ol
this order be Published . week for three vel.
In the NATIONAL RsrupIoAs previous 70 the said day
Tests :. Q, RoBBIHs,
oclo'WSW Register Of Wills
The national Republican., 1866-11-26

pOYCES LADIES' AND GENTS ICE
ID CRIAM AID DINING ROOMS, No. 41s Psunsyl-
yanis avenue, between Iour-and.a-haf and Sixth
streets. a
The iargsst and coolest DINING ROOM, the most q.
tensiys BILL Of IARx, a.d the LOWEST PRICES In
the ety. rABLl BOARD, twenty-five dollars per
month, with shoies from Bill Of Fare, and meals a all
hours.
Open from o'clock .. m. until 10 ,. 70.
~ no LIQUORS SOLD. %
lee Cream, water lees, Confectionery, sad shoiss
Pastry sspstastly on hand sall.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR
D UIrYlp DfAfn rAYIHY ovvrcn,

D UIrYlp sfAfn rAYIHY ovvIcn,
WAsnIHsror. November 10, 1eee.
oa The psttisa q VILLA. Smith. q New Yert. =. x,
kh taY o. April 1855. fer % inProvs.est !. Weaving
Cosdsd Ysbss for seven ysars IRON thsoHpifaton Of
1857:
Il is erdsrsd that The said pstitea b heard q the
Patent onss on MoHDAY, he lsth day Of March
nsxt at u o'siosk. aaa al persons are nctiaed e
petition eushi no. 70 = granted.
In the Patent their esssons specially set forth
In writing, ct lssst sv days before The day Of hear
ins all ssimony Aisa By sthsr party, 70 Be- used d
the said hearing, nust BE- aksA snd transmitted In
sordanss With The rules Of the oss which will BE- fur
nishsd on application.
Dspositons snd other papers, rslisd upoa tssti-
nony, must be sled In the oss stv days before the
day fhsaring ths alsunsnts any, within ten days
ordered also thai this noss b pubshsd in the RI.
ru!L,oA, and the IHtstts.nosr, wa.hinston, D. g.
and In the Ttmss, New York, =. T.. once week for
three successive weeks; the frat Of SAID publications
seb 81 lsss. sixty days previous % he az q hssrns
...... ComnissionsS Of Patsnts.
s.lditors of the above paper, viii please copy.
snd send their bills 70 the Patent oAss With paper
sontainiBg this notiss. no3e.lawSW
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spEOIAL NOTICES.

ArJehsssa Dspartnsasal Ciub Will meet
on wxDNBsDAY RvnNiN0, The sstA instsssss ,.
n a their new roons fsspssanss nail, on street.,
between Ninth and Tenth By order Of the President
no7e Il lA O. 1oUS1 Secretary.
The national Republican., 1866-11-26

POLICE CAsEs.-In the Second precinct, on
Saturday, Alexander Pool, eolorsd man. was sr.
rested By 0niosr Hsnss, On complaint Of Asrths
Robinson, who charged hin with assault and bat.
tsry Justice Walter sent him to jail 70 answsI
the charge st court. W.
RebsH wAittay was arrested in the Seventh
ward By Omesr Evans for selling liquor on Sunday.
Ls was sentenced to pay Ans u 3sl.si By jas
ties' Handy.
a:I :; ". .s,:S e, Il H.
rasor. Ju.' .'tioe Handy sentenced him to pay hns
Of $40, and in default Of payment he was sent "a
the workhouss fc- thirty days
The total number Of arrests reported to Major
Richards yesterday N nrnins for the preceding .!
hours wss 6s and ths 20 tai amount Of ines imposed
S2o9. or. Sl7i or Of which was collected and par.
ties sent 70 the workhouss Id default Of psymsnt oi
S36. ~
The national Republican., 1866-11-26
T,HE WASHINGTON HOMEOPATH.
IC DIBPRNgA2Y,

THE WASHINGTON HOMEOPATH.
l. 10 DIsPRHsA2Y.
This charitable iastitaiien so much needed in this
city, will open on MONDAY, ostobsy >, on street,
Sl4, between Twelfth saa fhlrtssnth.
GUARDIANS,
HYHRY D. COOKE, ESQ,
CHARLIS KHAP, ESQ,
JOSEPH Il. BRADLEY, ESQ,
WI. O. HUNTINGTON, Rso,
dE0R0H 4 BAKER, KSo,
HON. MONTGOMERY BLAIR.
JOHN O. CLARKE, Treasurer.
T. Q. VERDI, u. D., Secretary.
AZ this worthy instuton the poor people Of our city
will receive medical Attendance and medicines free @
charge.
Tks Dispsassry being supported By free eontribu.
tons, all hess we'll disposed towards the poor nay
send their sontsibptions 70 the Treasurer, John O.
CaYhs, Bsq, Of the Dask Of Riggs Co. 70 the See.
rsisy, Dr. Verdi, iss street, between Rourtssath
and fifteenth.
r.. room. will - opened from ato4p n, daily,
Dn. I. g. Verdi, Of w..Aisgton, and Q. g. Verdi. Of
0sersstown. and any other physssn willing to assiss
oe2o.H rs VERDI. Y. D.. Secretary.
The national Republican., 1866-11-26
GOAL A ND W OOD

superior lot Of GOAL, Of all knds Of the bss. quail
prices; KInDLiN0 AND ROW Wo0D prepared IN
The best manner or IN the sisk delivered 10 any part
Of The city d the lowest rates, a.
0H0R0l L. ghERIIY'g
w00D AND COAL YARD,
CoRHlR RoUR-AHp.A:HlLr srnlsr And rH
The national Republican., 1866-11-26

r R. VANS 4 CO.,
wHoLssALR AID RETAIL
BurLDlRs'. COACH. AND oABrHsr HARDWARE,
BAR IRON A1D STEEL,
Hurs AND Washes.
800 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
. sol. so. sos STREET.
S AND 81 LOUISIANA AVENUE,
wAsHIHoros. Dso.
ALL oRDlRs.
SOUTH AND WEST.
rILLIp WITH CARE AND PRoxrrHsss.
CARRIAGE AND wHRaL STOCK
Constantly arriving from Factory, and sold at lowest
Market Prices.
PIPE AND SHEET LEAD,
COPPER. ZINC. a.,
Sold At Eastern Rates and shipped with Dispatch.
Constantly on Hand, in Bags and Bales.
ROPE, CoRDAaR, DO.
PRICES ouRRsHr,pURNIsHlp wlsKLr.
JOIN 2. ILvANs / CO.
aul+ Washiaston. d. O.,
~oU0D,o- III,s;;= :. 49, 5ss5.s,s..==5.:Z
The national Republican., 1866-11-26

AWMayes's OAes, CiSy Hall, Washinston,
D. O, November a. see.--I deem only necessary TO
remind The sissas Of wsshinstos President has
eel apart rHURsDAY, he nh Instant, % day oi
sAaakssvns sal praiss 70 Almighty God, 70 induss
ssnpiaass with his bshssss, aad proper obssrvanss
eftAs day % their para HICHARD WALLACE,
no1o ....- - Mayor.
The national Republican., 1866-11-26

SABBArH 0DsERvAxozs. Y oung Mems
Christian Associations snd the brotherhood Of that
soeisty ysstsrday morning united with large 80.
disnes In the Foundry chapel to hear the eloquent
and appropriate discourse Of the pastor, Rev. B.
Psyton Brown, on the deesass Of the late r. g. Bss.
san. The services throughout were highly I'm.
pfsssivs.
The congregation Of the Fourth Prssbytsrian
Church oslsbrated their 3sth annivsrsary. Rev.
.Dr. Smith prssehsd. r."
Al The E-strsst Baptist church In the afternoon
SeeaAon Of the funeral Of the late Mrs. Andrew
Rothwsli, Who from its organisation was . member
Of that eennunion. Rev. DR.. Grey, their pastor,
aad Rev. Dr.. Samson oniciatsd.
There was . very interesting intsrmsdists Love
Feast held at Wsslsy Chapel 10 The afternoon.
Rev. Sandy Alexander, Of The First Baptist
church in 9sorgstown, baptissd axtssu converts
In Rock creek.
The day was dslishtful, and all classes Of our Oft.
liens seemed to improve the opportunity Afforded
for innocent relaxation or religious privileged
The national Republican., 1866-11-26

ApllsAaa Hsunts' Pile salvs-a Valuable
Remedy for that Disease; aso ooasanptoa Destroy.
sr and an Entire Cure for The Bronshis, Asthma, h.
can BE- feund Il sseus Drag stors opposite National
Hstsi 0ilnaA's, near Metropolitan Hossl ford's cor.
ser Of Ksvsath and PsansylvaAis svsnss 1ntwisls's
corner Of fvslNA aad Psnnsyvsais svsass Illiotts,
corner Of aad Twsnh ssrsstsi 1arbsugh, corner Of
seventh and O. ..-. Ia13-H
The national Republican., 1866-11-26
1REAsURY DEPARTMENT,

Il 0IyIoB or suPIRvnHa ARcHrRcf,
WAsHIHaroH, Nov. II, 1e6
Sealed Proposals will Be resolved q the oAes Of the
II o'clock n, DECnhBRR 1855, for the purchase Of
The Free stone work q the old porteo Of the STATE De-
partnsat inslpdag the sosnns pilastsrs the sntab.
iaturs, and psdinsnt ne work 70 Be taken down By
the Department, ana delivered on the ground TO the
purchaser Psyment 70 be made within I've days after
Ihs accsptanss Of the bid
Proposals will Be endorsed Propossls for purchase
Of Old Free soas Work asd sddrssssd to the Super
vising Arshitsst Of The Dspsrtnsnt
.. 0..... A. D. MULLETT,
no3o-tdsl sppsryising Arehitset.
The national Republican., 1866-11-26

INCREASE or CONVERSATION. Saturday
evening meeting Of the committees sppointsd BY
the clerks in the various Departments Of the Gov
srnmsnt to devise means to secure an increase Of
compensation hold meeting In room No. IL Wash.
ington Building. Major Bates was called 70 the
chair, and Mr.. A. 8. Mills chosen secretary.
Mr. Q. E. Taylor presented preamble and rsso-
lution, which wero amended and adopted, - fol.
lows: ..r.
Whereas the clerks of the various Departments
ksrsinaftsr mentioned deem an increase Of salary
astSally necessary for the maintenance Of them
sslvss Snd families; Therefore b is
RsselV<d, That . committee Of three be ap-
pointed front each department to represent the ne
cessitss Of the clerks to the heads Of the Depart
msnts and 70 Congress. and to secure, II possible,
sush aid q may meet the smsrgsnoiss Of the case.
The meeting then adjourned to meet again At
the call Of the president, whom the delegates will
name the gentlemen from ssoh Dspaftmsnt to
serve on tie COMMITTEES In accordance with the
above rssolution. HsE.
The national Republican., 1866-11-26

pTo Csnsuapeivsss-Ths Advertiser,
havins bssa restored 70 health il few weeks, By .
very sinpis rsnsdy. afssr having ssfsrsd several
years win isns sRsstioa, sad that drssd ais
ease, coasu.pso,, is saxiess 70 mshs Known 10 his
fsllsw sufferers the means Of cure.
70 all who desire u he viii send cory Of The pre-
ssrptoa ussd rss Of sharss) with the dirseons for
preparing aad usins the same, which they will had
suls cuRn CoxsunPrfos, AsrHnA, BaoroHrrrs, ks.
The sAiy object Of The advertiser in sending the pre-
ssrpton 10 10 bsnsAt The aistsd and spread iaforma
on which he sonssvss 70 Be iAvauabls and he hopes
every sufferer will Try his rsnsdy - u will cost them
nothina aad nay prove tlsssins.
. Parties wishing The prescription will please sddrsss
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
oo25-ly williamsburg ,Kings county, NJ.
The national Republican., 1866-11-26

COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOB WOMEN
LYINd-IN ASYLUM,
rourtssnth street, (sirsls corner Of Y street.
This instituoa 10 sitaatsA In The most healthy por.
Aon Of the District, sufrsundsd By its owl grounds
Cars pass The door every 1ys minutes.
Terms Of adnissoa pron ~ 70 el0 Per weak, In
serdanse with the room !essirsa, payshls IL alvsncs
Tails includes Board, hsAisass ksdissl, and Surgical
Attendance.
MEDICAL sTAPP.
sURaB0I II onAAsl.
J. II. rH0MP6OH, n. D., ia street, between Twsn.
tisth and twenty -Yirst streets.
CONSULTING PlysIoIAIs AIp suBsloIs.
JOS. K. BARHIs, Y. D., Surgeon General. Uaitsd
JOS RiLIY, Y. D., 0ssrss,ova.
THos MILLER, Z. D., street, Msshinstsa.
a. T. p. 0ARNtrr, Y. D., New York avsaus.
y: JoHNsToE. 4 p, Warrington
Applications for admissioAs ssl Be made 10 sny Of The
medical staf the mAtron at the Hospital. Orders for
admission 70 the ss beds Of this Institution san be OBJ
dsinsd Of the Rev. b. HALL Rector Of the Epiphany
Church. Of the Rev. L. D. Gillette, Pastor Of the First
Baptist Church. and Of the Surgeon In charge d his res
dsnes ordsrsfor the sdnsssn Of the wives or widows
Of soldiers Of the Unitsd States army be procured
through the Surgeon General, UnitsA Btatss army.
jy0 O. y. HALL D. D., Sssrslary.
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DOLLARS REWARD.

.OSEHUSDRHD@D DOLLARS REWARD
ouAlfssnAsfss's 01yIcI,
WAsHrHarox. D. O., Aov. 10, 1888. I
Stolen from the camp Of the uaitsd States Bufisl
ce.ys. nsss slsrpseasg "a On The .ieht q The l2h
o. fncysnbss. last, TWO g0RRlL 1ARl nuLIs, 0Ag
all brsndsd o. D. On the nssx shoulder, ssd O. H. 7.
the % shouldsr.
The above rsvasl Will BE- paid on thslr delivery at
this depot twenty 1vs dollsrs for either de-
lvsrsd. CHAa. 3. f0MPKINg,
Bssvst BrigsaisS General,
no31.l0t and ousrtsrmastsr, q. g. 4.
The national Republican., 1866-11-26
ORA Y'S NATIONAL PHOTO
ID GRAPHIC dALL1RY.
I@ BROADWAY,
Hlw YoaE.
Nearly opposite arsss Church.


On the petition Of Robert Andrews, d ssaordrills
Conn., praysE for the sxteasion OF patent granted d
him on tbs lsh day Of January isSs fer "a improys
msnt In Operating the rreAdlss Of Looms, for sever
years from the expiration Of said patent which taiss
Plss' 20 on & Il. ls.A "a S.y q J.ss.ry, issI,
Pstsnt once on MONDAY, ns sist asy Of Dsssnbsr
next at u o'sosh m. and al persons are notified to
appear and show cause, any they have, Why said Pc
ution ought not 10 be granted.
Persons opposing the .Itsnson are r.qsrsd 70 ale IN
the Patent once hsir ossstions specially set forth In
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Manhood: how Lost. how Restored
Just publishe. rev edition q Y.
E$A Calverwelrs Celebrated Essay on ne
~ radical cure (wishout med'cine) VI
srfrrAroRRHGA. or Seminal Weakness
InyoIuntsry Seminal Losses, jnFoTkscy.
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