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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, wAsHiNaTos c0UHTY--

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WARRINGTON c0UHTY-
To VIII: -. IIT gld0. 7Fl
In the Of William A. Boss, Of Har
rie wilkes, deceased the administrator Aforesaid has
with the appreciation Of the orphsns Court Of wssk:
nsto1 County aforesaid appointed SATURDAY. the an
day Of December NEXT for the nnAl settlement and ds
the assets In hand ~ far the same have been col
eetsd and turned into money when and where all the
tend, with their claims properly youehsd, or they
nay otherwise By law Be sxsludsA fom ali bsusSt Il
ssS sfscsss1 estate Dreydsl sepy iris order 3
pahhshea onss week for thsss vSshs n Shs ia.
fiosAs ksrusLisAS yrsvisas % ths I'D Day 70
a0sc.vs.s '' Rs.t,.ss = tS.,THn3.l u IN !
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PROPOSALS. FOR LETTER BAL
ANCEs
Posr oyyIos DsrAnInIsr,

Posr ovyIc. DsrA.rnIsr.l
wAsHIHoros, D. O., October 2. 1855.
until tS II. isR isFa DAY OF 6EcESBsR III SExT. At Il
o'clock noon, for foIni.hins LsTTns BALANCES for
year from and after the sist day Of December next Of
i.t B.i.ns.: ssp.Si. o Weighing esA. ounce. .voir-
Of these, supposed 500 to 1000 viii be required
"a Balance. capable Of weighing tyo pound. .voir;
these, i. Is SUPPOSED, % to loo viii be required
Perfect eorIsstnsss and strength and durability will
be requir.n IN the Balances to be furnished.
rse, viii be required 70 furnish B.isrsss ordered Of
Zach B.l,nss must be we'll and securely packed in a
boz. for tIan.portation and deysred free Of al e1-
os. ta b:pDfSsn w.SusS Il:
same will be accepted found to be perfect and equal
Zach bidder must furnish with his proposals. evidence
Of his ability to comply with his bid.
Two sumcient surstes will be required to contract.
promptly or the Of those Of an Inferior quail
y, will be considered sueisnt cause for the forfeit
ure Of the contract.
sails for Letter Balances and directed to the First As.
sistant Postmaster General w.shins,on, D; G.
oe27 7.isvsv .-...... h. Postmaster General
s ii A cosyIorIosiar e % Il ~
ICE oREia D SALOON,
90 No. 500 Eleventh street,
Between K street and Massaehusetts avenue,
WAsHIE0roS, D. @.
Mr.. JOSEPH H. sHAFPIELD having retired from
business, the undsTsigpsd would respectfully inform
his late customers and the public that having been fo
years associated with him In business at the old stand
No. sss sixth street. thsy are prepared to furnish
'''' CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM
equal In auAi.y 10 that rnishsd by Mr. BhAsd aud
which has been so fully Appreciated the best famei
Of WAshiagten and 0eorgstown, N, .
They asf call from al In wantof anything In thsil
ias sssurins them thai nothing will b. wanting wbisl
VIII tsad % grs.iy The vAA.s q Asls ss'ssnss"
VIZ WI ''' .. 4. sHiyyIsLp . CO.. 80 2, ''a (,
81. "; ~ xlsysnth street. .sss,
,.s s:.'''' Z ''''''4 s''''a;s::ci:: a:s.::Su s.:.Ssu
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o... ,iso.Sh sash I'm Sssor, ,sssSs.s ~ s. ~
mp shssts aAA dslivss bassags 70 aay pas sf he s
0nes No <loPsnn strsst OPEN aay ssa sishA whssssu
ordsrs for The movsnsAt Of passsassss snA baGGa9o
will receive prompt atteatoA. -
Baltimore szprs;s vill arrive win PhiiaAsiphis ~
prsss q 4 % ,. y. On Moudayl l'l Nf1iIi-9l Eeio
IOfiol-fn esss e los, NE Csnyaay viil Ia.
thssslvs rsspoassister Dssseaal baggsSs saly. aAl
f0rs. an'a.s lot s'.''sai1( s19o o.scrv,,u ...,,iI
A the PslnsyivaniA Central naiiroal passsagss g.
ton, on Liberty anA Wsshiuetsp sarssss
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Z nIfAYLi..'' .''

a T nBfABLh. '''V" 90, ~,
IN: M. I.si;s !. :: ~
Sisa 4 :. isyrs.s, tnosssyy ssssysa;, Nc Srn.g
R:pisi.i Gbo 4 I. ssSfsssi az n.Ssyy z, ,7sSss5s
wy hsii 7fsis for Bsitnsss = AIS q q. 10 hiaeT
rRAfhs vAoM DALfiMOnD n oPniLADlzRnlAs .
Leave psunors, 7.sss y, Way Maii D - q -, Ii
- SUNDAY rKAfNA NJ,
Leave Philadsiphia for Baltimore and washisstes
Leave eatinsss fs fhiiedslphis ct - psn.r dal'
Lev saiarors sos Hsw Ypsh sss,p D p ~ .-sItH
mhloi0e sdi 10 j KkNNRH. supshntssdsnti
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EOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT AND
=. HHWPoRr. lsfRoPYIiS Y OLD 'Is cSIosf. .'In snd
HhPiRK STATE Of great strength and speed built sx.
prsssly for the navigation Of Long leland Sound,
railroad. ..- - NJ az .n4
Leave Pier ss \: L., foot Of Murray street, daily,
(Sundays sxesptsd0 at B p. m.
Ths ssss.r OLD colour, Capt ". Brown, caves
New Hork .. ne.day, wednesday, and Friday, At %.
Il. IG7tsi sfAfi, u,ps B. simmons, leave. Tues.
day, rhsrsasy sd Saturday, i n landing q Nsv-
4 sssgsss.nasssr II sttsshsa 70 sssh sssa.sr, a.d
sssompAliss Tie baggaGs V its dsstination. : II
steamer runs In connsetion with this llns daily
Proviasnes. ..-..--....-,,.. ,s'r7r..
70. fr:eh. psssase apply % hsssi At The eass
spi L LiffLIIiND. xss.i, . Bscsassy.
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS GOING
NM ROuTH ~ -NLE--

THE GREAT ATLANTIC sRABoARD RoUTI NoW
oPBN AHD IN sUCCBssYUL OPERATION
FROM HRw YORK TO NEW o1LIANB,
.. -r...F VIA rnl
WILMINGTON AND WELDON AND WILMINGTON
AHD NAHCHEsTHR RAILROADS AND ,r
THEIR CoAHRCTI0Ns, %. go O. o. 70
TO Charsston, Savannah, Augusts Atlanta Wsst Point
1,con, Columbus, hontgonsfy Mobile, Meridian, New
Orleans, and all points South and the Southwest.
The managers Of this ld.s.tablishsd ana fsyorits
route, with . yisw 70 maintaining its we'll. knowa
prestige have thoroughly rsfurnishsd viii new and
magnificent passenger ears all Of the latest and most
approved pstters sad built expressly with eye to
health, elegance and comfort On all night trains lux
urous, pastiAl ears possessing every modern
improvement, we'll ventilated and rsplets With every
comfort.
Through tsksts sold and baggage checked to all i'm
portant points soath.
Be particular and ask for tickets VIA WILMINGTON,
and COMFORT. = IN. l-r--.-rr,-' = =
ToI through tickets or reliable Information apply si
the Ticket 01ss the southwest Of PSnasyfva
". JwALKIR,
leo General Agent.
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CHORE LINE RAILWAY.
GREAT MAIL ROUTE
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, PROVIDENCE AND BOSTON
THREE DAILY trail

THREE DAILY TRAINS,
Leaving New York, OF Twenty seventh street
and Fourth avenue, at q, m. l2:l6, and p. m.
This new and popular route between New York and
Boston 70 By far the mDat delightful between the two
great ciues does the shores OF Long Island
Sound and haraganss Bay being almost entirely free
om dust Chat great annoyance 10 travsers) and II.
fording nns sea breeze aearIy the entire route. N
ssls-u L. Ls.l. 8. 3. SCRANTON, PTsaidsnt. 4
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I'D w A RD LYOETT, ,nl.IH0
~ BooK-BIHDIR AND PAPxR RULu, =,
H. N Psaasylsaais ayssas bstvssa IsatA ga NEW
1aarA % isstA sssssts, south side. .dtIa
Books slssaatiy q ylAiAiy besAi, Iszlstisa,s ~
psvspspses sasefslly ssssaisl v TI.g1b
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D0YCE'S LADIES' AND GENTS ZOE
ID oRHAM AND DINIHo ROOMS, No. 4as PsassyI-
@ y.ni. lsvssus. bsswssn Fosr.sad s-haif and siktA
TSc i.sss.. ..a ssols.l pISIHo Roox, Ii. mos. -
tsasiys BILL ox IARk, sad Vie L0wHiT IIiCis "a
.o.,S w'h sheIssf fVss Sni Il iss, ssi sssis ;. ri
socta ~. ,. ..lsBh1I u. .IBl ,11EBl l2 5vH5
os'a no. ssi'S,i Tiot6Is9 & % srsI VIZ l1p ,d Nv
- crs3: Is.s. i:.:, cSsssssisasly, NJ s,s'ss
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.1S66 ARRANGEMENTS O. 1S66
AoHNHEw york L1NzsCoo
THE cAMDIN AND AMBoY AID PHILADELPHIA
AND TRENTON RAILROAD COMPANIES LIHES
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
AND WAY PLACES.

fhs AND TkRsFok M RlIIke1b % 6oHpiNils' coz iNisfsA LINZ
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
FROM WALNUT STREET HEr MHARl AND KEssINoros
via ssA.s A. ,oLIexs, vIsi }. n Hars.
As M. "a c;ai:s ;sa j.i::y ci;a:. I:T >
= " ssaa:s ssi j.I.y Si;; Morn
ns M Va c:ni:. and i::::y Gi,yi ci..:
At i =. Vi; K:n:iai;ci .ai i:i::y Oily
4, Il =. u. camden ana inioyc. ;;G
ASP. n, via o.nds. ana xnScy-G. ssi / 81.
Al sb. m,. Vi. Ksn.in1ic; ;aa j:i:.y Git; ~
ENnhisgt.s ana Il. 4 Irpr,ss .......... q. q %
A. * p ~, u. Ksnsisstoa ana Jsissy oiiy
.. K:;.i::i:s :.i j:;:; ,t;; oil; =
X sss;is esssa n x:s.iisss III j:.;y III; 40
A. -. n =. o.ssss i.a I.icy"i::::.:: 4 " :
as'iea tf''isAs and g....nss.D i'& Do t'oL !. \,
rhs 8 2. m. Iysnihs Nan "a ~ /. % laieksj
sa.sns "a I5pr'' v ras daily gu 'A'r ss,tay'
PHILApELPHIA i1D INV roRx L1sss. (, J., !,
Leave Walnut ssrsss wharf At saadsa. \, i3n..
L..I. Remington D.po. y. % sal
fhs - 3 n iias rsss asiiyi tail s'Asss. aas-
FEW YORK AHp rHILlDsLPnIA LIHn 4
ssvs t:sw tsss ssss :; e s:,si.z stree: :. ssa
na ..ds p. n, a.d Il ,iSht ~, ,-.r..-,.
Ihs Z n ha' runs daily tah others. sraaasys
. - 07r =. ". H. oATsNIR, Ass,A 90
.ifw r Philadelphia AAd New Yerk u. I p
PHLApsLfsIA. Dee. y. l8o4 --ri..r y',-Ij IisSl
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HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN
"
LYIN0-IN ASYLUM,
Fourteenth street, teirels. corner Of n street.

" AID
LYIN0-IN ASYLUM,
Fourteenth street, (circs. corner Of N street
This Institution Is situated In the most healthy por-
uon Of the District, surrounded by Its own grounds.
Cars pass the door every ave minutes.
Terms Of admission Prom % to tlo per week, in &C.
sordAnee with the required payable in advance
This includes Board Medieinss Medical pad Surgical
AusndAAss.
MEDICAL STAFF.
DE- suRaBoE IN CHARGE.
III THOMPSON, n D., ls4 street, between Twsn-
Asth and Twenty -First strssts.
ooEsuLTIga PHYsIcIANs ASD suRokoNs.
JOS. K. BARNYs, \. D., Surgeon General, United
JOS Riley, Y. D., osorsstown.
A.Y.P' DAMMIT, u D., New Yorh avenue.
w.P. JOHNSTON, n D., Washington- 2 t.I...
GRAFTON TYLER, D., Georgetown.
Application for admissions be made 10 any OF The
medical STAG or matron the Hospin Ordeis for
admission the free beds Of this iasttuon ean be OBJ
dAnsd Of the Rsv G. II. Hail. Rector Of The kPiphAny
Church. Of the Rev A. D. Gillette, Pastor Of the First
Baptist Church. aud Of the surgeon In charge st his
denes ordefor the admission Of the wives or widows
Of soldiers Of the Unied States army can be procured
throsgh the Surgeon General, United States army.
tyO7 O. b. HALL, d. D.. ssorstsry,
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THE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR
AvolDINa PoTnr JUDITH. IS ' y
gf0MIN0TON LEE Of oosansss, being the safest and
qsistsst bstvess Boston ssA Nsv Tork. The stasnsh
PLYMOUTH RocK, Capt B. Brsytsn,
o, fUlsDAIs, faUlstAIs ana siftRDAYs.
c1n1oDo1S ca = o:,s,s,
Atso'eloek, p. n. /, froa Pier No. 10 North River.
Thsss boats ansarpasssa for sonfer srsnrth and
safety State rooms secured at the ones Pier No ls
On board the boal, No. n Washngton street. Deston
aad st the Psoyidsuss Depot Hstun trains leave
ap3 n. r sIMoNs, Aren't
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A TTRACTIvE NEW WORKS,
: " Ne. .r ....Ia You l.nsH ..E ..
tand.. Err,ui rtf a. |rrII. arr.alrHg|. r....
pl.a PUBLIsHkD THIS AUfuMH f ...-
rrcKNoRArIILDs. BosfoH,
IN sRPTEnBRa.

fAS HOLLOW PAPRls By Ja.ss Rssssll ,.ov.lI.
s:sSns r%S 1s.s,- ssH:;; ~ I y9l, Is.S ~ 8 W..
TsiASGSi 1Ssi Ssos nIIToN:s MH s a.. t:,r,,,o,
VIA ,sr TSc.ss Ss;f' nd rsd sdsss, uIifara
,,ia. Ih. y Lix. " o. !AHsa aArls PsscrvAL. By
'fsSs roslicxISSohhSsS. Nv hhSsS LsISs ia.s ~ "a.
!l:.:a p. az. ns,i''A ssios viz n:w POrtssI iss ss:
IA. otA D ni,ss.sl Ahsr: gle.s,ss Psrsyj os.-
,PisssN. aAs volumA. Blus ana Cola. Hrg f'fT'T
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RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD

QALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Trains between wAsHINarQI and 1LLfI n0RI. Ana
wAsHINdroG AND rHI Wisf, are nov run g ioi.
lows, viz,
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave daily, except sunday, at 100, 1so. a.d n.is
g. m, and a<o, 4 o. and 900 n. 'atE'
FOR ALL wAY STATIONS.
Lave daily, except Sunday. G 100 . =. s.d v
'oR VAT STATIONS .STJH s,cn 9, AzsAroAn Juso.
Lsav. q, q. Is and , a m. ~. s,i =, a Is .,d Aw,
y. daily, except Sunday.
YoR ANBAPoLIa
Leave at T. 90 aad :. 30 = n sad 30 p L. 10 train
70 or from Annapolis on Sunday.
Oh SUNDAY.
p FOR BALrInoRI
Leave L T. % An. and As and O. oopm
FOB WAY srArIoNa
Leave at $50 q. n. and - aad ?. n.
FOB ALL PARTS OF TIE wIsr.
Leave daily, except Sunday, u I.so .. = and 500
o. Sunday. At g. % p \. only, soa.ssti,s .. Relay
Station with trains from Baltimore 70 whssins, Par.
ThrOush tickets 10 the West %, b had q, the wash
inston Station Ticket ones al all hours in The day q
veil ~ at the Banksrs' and Brokers' Telegraph Oics,
~ Psnnaylvania avenue, between Sixth and Seventh
For New York, PhilaAslphia a.i Boston, ~ .aysr.
Master Of frsaspostatea.
I. y. COLI,
General Ticket Agent
,...uar.n.as 01o I TO0iI:: T::iiEs:;s:. iiiE::;s
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JUVENILE BooKs,

Tobs publishsd during October and sovsnbss q J
,,,s sIohiss OF MANY LANDs, BY Grace orssaweod.
RlD-LETTER DAYS. BY Gail Hsnlltoa. niss.
LIIoAr IN rHEYoREsr. By H.ya. Rad. ms..
THi aIRASr !HuNrsRs BY x.yn. R.ls.i mas.
aRIhh,s aoBLIhs. with iAillustratioas In oelor. d,
AMw JUvsniLE By Louisa y. Aieotl =
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ID ARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY
h RAILROAD. H. au
CHANGE OF TINK #' h.I

CHANCE OF TIMR H' H.D
On and after MONDAY, August 8, 1850. the trains
and boats Of this company viii leave - follows.
steamer JESSE H0HT vii leave Pier No. 50 N. r.,
foot Of Duane street. q TO- " m, connecting with
Express for ksd Bask, Long Branch Farming Point
Pleasant BricksbuIg, Manchester, Tons River, Wood
mansis, Barnsgs thsmong Tueksrton Asion, Jackson,
Atlantic Railroad.
At4 p. m. from Pier No 81 n. R., and l. 4l5p, %,
from Pier No. r. H. eonneeting with trains for sbovs
points and Phisdslphis and xIprsss train for Long
Branch. ? ..' -.. 7.... .A.I To -
Pare TO Long Branch on this train only Is cts.
Pare TO Philadelphia all trains, % ~ - '. r
The frsish! boat leaves at 50 m. for all points On
the line aud PhiladelphiA- 300 0 -.t
RlryRsna rEAIEs LEAVE PHILADELPHIA:
Express q . m, from foot Of Vine street. Fare to
Way, Mail, and Express st 24O q. IN. from Camden,
arriving At New York st $50 r. IN. and stopping 1t
freight st 0lo p. m., arriving in New York al 1
o'clock next morning. .H
All baggage must bs delivered In New York at Pisy
No 81, a. none will be received Il Pier a Nos
seN WIN! N. CLAYTON, sept
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TERMS FOR THE WEEKLY
TERMS-DAILY.

TERMS-DAILY.
Tho DAILY REPUBLICAN Is furnished TO mail sub
scffbsrs at tho following rates One copy, one
year, ss; one copy, six months, 81; one copy
three months, 81.
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n AsIIsa q A,Ds.A

SUMNER ARRANaEhlHT IRON AUGUST Is, lsss.
kIAvI SOUTH PERRY.
For Jamaica, LD and lols g. n, 1870, 3, T. sb aad
Ioi Hsnpstssd, 74S and 1918 q n, and and p m.
Ior syossst, 10. 10 . n, and I p. u.
0rssnport, 1.b .. m, aid 8 p. m.
Leave Jamaica for Breskiys, to 3 %, So, Q, and
10 Q. m, and J., %, 4, g, and D. n.
.u SUNDAY TRISs
ConnsctiaG al Rast New York with city ears.
A16p.n - = -
Leave East New York for Jansiss, $50 Q. 80, and
I'll. 80 .. m, !. 30, 245, L. O. 80. and - p. m.
The 4S q. m train from South Perry connects with
L. i. Z. r. excursion train. J. M0LLOY,
seB supsrintsndsAt
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THURSDAY sase

.al On Al H.R q Anss, OIL ,,,.,a
PM XRELFHIX RS I;ETaJ; XsMiI1IfSsoT I n oT0N,
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DEA DIN g r A I L r o A D.
hisn GREAT TRUNK LIMR, o., uraA 4 .gs
fK0M PHILADELPHIA TO TIE IHrkkI0R OF P8HM.
SYLvAHIA, THR 6CHUYLKlLL, 6UsoURnAHNA,
CUMBkRLAMDs AID WfoAiNg yALLEYs, THE
N0RrH, NORfHWA5r, AND THK OANADAG -ail
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II oCfoBBR.

THE DIAMOND rRNNYsoN. Few saa Complete,
narosoo eleth. el.ao NJ - T INV 'TTI7TTi
THE PlCfURR OF ST. JOIN. By Baysrd fsyisr.-
THI FRoss. wRrrrHes OF toHn O. wHIrrrls,
Conphsing "Literary Reersations," "Oid Portraiis
and hodsra skstehs.,, Margaret Smiths Jourlai,''
GRIFFITH dxtETi Or JEALOUSY. By CHARLES
ssssds Asihc, n, sf ohri'tis JohAs.eas sts vel
SaAEicTiR AND oHARAorsRrsrIc xEx. By,
HsH IhR :; PosT1aR9HI MhiRHl. RI vd,Ss Sss :, isno
felew. Gsu and R1yissd 1lss,relyps Blitlon Cor -
Ris!' Z volaAss Ahs style u fsaaysoa. SarriAGt.
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
ns yss Ns9ES ISs1Ss 1S1sisr60 sAas!7 M nfSz;
so5stAiss 1ib IsfiSnSSiafn Iii DhS foiHfs Jill III II.
nsv aad staansA sleensss o. Tie Horvish ilss cffH
daily, ss.says sx:sp.sA te'slosk !. Z. fsea Iisr
rraiI IRON The above poais via Iesvieh aad Wsress
Ter, Boslaa ana WorssslsS Worcester asA HasAua and
New London aaa NortAsln RailroaAA Freight taksn
HARfIN, Assat On The Pisr. 81 : : - ap1 ~,
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THE TENT Oh fHn BRloH, AND UfiiSR rosNs,
Msv yolsns BY John q. .aeS. ~ n = ~.
wiS ~ iiia..l..os. ~ s;i'y Le.f';!isS
,.;Ia tn fSSsn wRIrisos q Henry w.ssvorsA Long.
nss" IN vo,uMs I.eyissd kisetrotyps Ddiisn. 4Osn.
III xnio OF SIR LAUNsAL, By James Rss-
vol -, Mih 10 nlussrstioas. By q sytAss Jr.
h.oD HULLlR. By Jobs O. Whittier. with II
.Instrsaons BY ". y. Hsnnsssy. Bsauufal ssasve
volume. Ti-GI-.I.I .1-.-
FLOWER. DI-LUCI New velsns Of Poems. By
Hsa,y Mad,yorsh Longfsllov. With nussrstioai.
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w,.s RSIIGIous ISn poxxa By H.rt'. BsssAsr Stowe.
BRiATaisds oy THE BsrrER LRl zdl..1 BY
LiCTURRs ON aRllcH, ANCIENT AND MoDlRN,
By the late Prssidsnt o. fsltoa I-g'- m ,iT- W
NEW vsLuM " sKsroHEs' By orsss o,s...
Tal o. oIp D, s,saasAsr. AND orHsR posxs. By
RoKEs. GRAYI AND aAY. By Geo. Ar,,ld. 'iI
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THE DAILY REPUBLICAN
is publishsd every morning, (s1espt sunday,) and
THE WEEKLY
every Friday morning. .-.
TERMS-WEEKLY :

The wszKLr RsrusLIcAn is furnished at the
following Low ratea.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-24
ELIJAH WOOD, Master,
o. G. GATES, Clerk,
Commission and General
Agency Business.
S77 broadway, New York.


S77 broadway, New York.
TIME UNDERSIGNED EMBRACES THIS
l. method Of informing his friends that he has
returned to the city of New York, and resumed
the Commission and General Agency Business
and offers his services to such as may require the
assistance Of an Agent in either procuring Mer-
chandiEe or diSpOsing of such products as they
may have for sale. His long familiarity with
goods in almost all departments of trade, and his
extensive acquaintance with business men, quail
hes him for making purchases upon most advan-
tageOus terms, enabling him, not unfrequently to
buy upon better terms fer his customers than they
could for Themselves if they were here in person.
he wall not only select partial Entire Stocks Of
Goods for Country Merchants, but will purchase
and ship Pianos, Sewing Machines, Carriages,
FURNITURE, and Machinery of all kinds, Medicines,
BOOKS or WhStever else the necessities Of Planters
Physicians. Lawyers, Tradesmen, or others may
require rom the great center and entrepot of bu-
siness and commerce.
1t may not be amiss to say, in this connection,
that credits are now more circumscribed than be-
fore the war-four msnthS being now the outer
limit, while for many kinds Of what are denomi-
mated Staple Goods, Net Cash Prices prevail
Mhero purchasers may wish to procure goods on
time, or part on credit and part for cash their
memorandums should be accompanied with pro-
per testimonials as TO selvency and punctuality
ket.
Ny charge for purchasing goods. or for selling
Cotton, Tobacco. or other produce is two and
one-hRlf per cent. take the liberty of referring
TO the aforementioned gentlemen for MANY AT
when l have had the pleasure Of transacting
business:
REFERENcEs.-HOn. N. S. Brown. and Rev. ].
B. MeFerrin, Nashville; Hon. A. Wright, Mem
phis; Thos; Martin, ESQ. Pulaski, Tenn; HoR.A A.
Caruthers, Lebanon. Tenn; Hon. g. W. Jones.
Fayetteville, Tenn; Hon. E. A. Keeble, Murfrees-
boro', Tenn; J. M. Parker, Esq, Jackson, Tenn.
Col w. F. Dowd, Aberdeen, Miss; Col James
Brown, Oxford, Miss. Hon. A. r. johnson. Rsys
mond. MISS Gel; II. w. Walter, Holly Springs,
Miss;i VIM. L; Allen, ESQ, JACKSON, Miss; Chas
W. Martin. POntOtOg.
Turner, @ dumbus. Miss.
juiy6 ASTON B. ESTES.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-24
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

60 doz. Calf Pocket Books, at 50 5Oper dOz,
So dOz. Morocco Pocket Books at a per doz.
Sc doz. Morocco Pocket Books, at S. 90 per dc .
400 Photograph Albums, 16 picture at 40 cents.
200 gross EsterbrOok's Steel Pens, at 75c pr gro.
WIN. GAMBLE & co.
nov20-tf 26 Cherry street.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-24
THOs. s. MARI. ST TARRox.
President. - Cashier
NATIONAL SAVINGS COMPANY,
CORNER UNION ava COLLEGE, srRRkTs.

The following are the rats 9aid for uncurrent
money. These quotation are liable to huctuate
but may be depended on tor a sufficient length OF
time for remittanees TO be received by mail or
express If forwarded with outdelay. -.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-24
InsOIVent Notice.

WHEREAS, I HAVE SUGGESTED TO THE
w Clerk Of the County Court of Hickman
cyunty. Tennessee that the estate Of Thomas H.
johnson, deceased, is insolvent, notice is hereby
gsven TO all persons having claims against said
with said Clerk, on or before the 9Th day Of Aprii
next, in order that division pro rata may be
made, ETC., or they viii be forever barred, etc.
F. 5. EASLEY, Admir-.
novl0-w4W
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Georgia Railroad and

Georgia Railroad and
Banking COmpany-.e6
Bank Of AUgusta.......-4s
Bank Of EUltOn.---....-,sO
oavannah.....4S
theState OfGa20
City Bank Of Augusta--S0
Farmers and Mechan-
les Bank--.............12
Mechanics Bank~.......OS
Merchants and Plan
tiers Bank.................12
Planters Bank-...--...-l2
Union Bank............- 10
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-24
a CARR.

HAVING SOLD TO MESSRS. ORR BROS.
Il Il cur stock of Groceries. Liquors, etc, We
take pleasure in recommending them TO eur
friends and customers as every way worthy of
their confidence and patronage
setlS-lm STkATT0N. CHENEY & ROY.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-24

Tennessee Bonds..--...70
Davidson 60. Dvrds....70
L. and u. X. r. Se:iI.tSO
The shove b0-ds ars
bought With coupons
ga Railroad StOck....."30
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-19

WANrED.-At this Office, a bull dorg
ofany color except bntternut brindle,
Of respectable size, snub nose, crop
ped ears, abbreviated continuation,
and full canine propensities-to turn
the toe Of the mau who comes into
the office smoking lossilized tobacco.
to lifi the heels Of tho Irregular loaf.
crs,' to watch who makes pi,' to sub
sist on the fat OF printers matter,
to bite the fellows that carry of
someone eIse's paper to catch the type
%'louse, to snarI at bores, show ivory
at occupants Of easy chair, run cr
rands for the devil, reserve decorum
and do the grumbling for the foreman
generally.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-19
Suicide.
Cassville, June 9th, 186.

Cassville, June 9th, 1866.
Mr.. COVER:
Our community was thrown
into great excitement on Friday last
upon learning the sudden death Of
Mrs. Ann Seitz, a resident Of this
village.
1T appeared from the testimony to
the Jury Of inquest, held il view Of
the body Of the deceased that on
Tuesday the 9TH Of this month, Mrs.
Seitz purchased Of DR.. Kraft a resi-
dent physician Of this place, a guam
tity Of poison %(arsenic) tor the avow-
ed purpose Of killing rats; that on
Friday following AT about 8 o'c,ock
a. NJ. she wilfully, and with her own
hands administered a large quanti-
tv Of the poison, with the intention
Of putting an end to her life. Soon
after She had taken the poison, Dr..
Kraft. was called in by some i0f the
household but too late to render any
assistance, and her death occurred
at about 4 O'Clock 7. NJ. N%lisfor-
tunes appear to have been the cause
for her rash act.
Mrs. Seitz, was the widow Of Mr..
Blarins Scitz, a membero1 Company
" G " 10Th Regt., who was killed IN
the battle Of Rcsaca, Georgia.
Three small children are left to
mourn the untimely fate OF bGth pa
rents.