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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-John Rosette, a
physician on X street, between Fourteenth and FIJI
tsenth streets, was arrested yesterday, by Officer
Wilson, for assault and battery on Thomas p.
Stacy. He had hearing last evening before Jus.
tiee Thompson, and was held to bail in tho sum Of
$500 for his appearance at court.
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FIRx.-The alarm Of fire on Sunday night
shout II o'clock, was caused BY the burning Of ,
ous-story negro shsnty on D street, between Eigh
tssnth and Ninetsenth streets, In the First ward
The shauty was unoccupied.
The national Republican., 1866-12-11

POLICE BUSINESS total number Of ar
rests reported yesterday morning by the lisutsnant
Of the Metropolitan Police for the preceding twenty
four hours, was q, and the amount Of fines I'm
posed, go.
The national Republican., 1866-12-11

SANITARY BUsINKss.-During the past weeh
The sanitary ofaesrs have served 81 nuisance no
tiseaL fe.. w.:...l. .ss. - sna tAs s.:..I rs
srss 81 dad horses and COWS removed.
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PROPOSALS FOR LETTER BAL
ANCEs,


Posr OYYics DlPARrnsxr)
wAsHiHaros, D. c., October rs, lsSe.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this
until the 18TH DAY OF DECBMBHR NEXT ct Il
o'clock noon, for furnishing LETTIR BALANCES for
the Of the Post 0mees In the United Satss for one
year. from and after the slst day Of Decem next Of
the following description, namely:
lt Balances capable Of Weighing eight ounces avoir.
SgpSis weight to DO graded down to quarter ounces.
OF these 10 supposed, 500 to 900 will be required
"a. Balance. capable Of Weighing two pounds avoir:
these, Il Is supposed, 90 to 100 will be required
Perfect eorrsetnsss, and strength and durability will
be requiem In the Balances to be furnished.
Samples Of each description Of Balances must
pany each bid and the bidder who may obtain the
tract will be required to furnish Balances ordered Of
quality In all respects equal to the sample.
Each Balance must be we'll and securely packed In Q
box for transportation, and delivered free Of all cx-
penses TO the Department A the Blank Agency Of the
Post once Department at Washington, D. O. where the
sane will be accepted found to be perfect. and equal
Each bidder must furnish with his proposals evidence
Of his ability to comply with his bid.
Two suheent suretiss will be required to contract
failure to furnish the Balances contracted for,
promptly or the furnishing Of those Of inferior quail
y, will DO considered sufficient for the forfeit
ufe Of the contract
Proposals must bs endorsed on the envelopes "Propo.
sails for Letter Balances and directed the First As
sistant Postmaster General, Washington, D. @.
ALEX. ". RANDALL,
oeT-lswew Postmaster General
The national Republican., 1866-12-11

~ An Appeal In Behalf Of " Home for
HRIENDLRss cHrLDRIN'' IN TIE DISTRICT OF
C0LUhBfA.-rhs Managers Of the Institution Known
- the News Boys Home appeal to the public for
aid and eo-opsratos being dssirous Of extending the
field Of their charity 10 make the Home" re-
with view 10 procuring suitable homes for them In the
country, or whore they may receive sueh training s
will a them for general usefulness In after lifs
Can there be noblsr sphere for generous handed be-
nevolsnes than thus to aid In drawing together BY
friendly Influences and wholesome charity, these
trays from the protection Of home 10 warn them from
the alurng quiekands Of vice. tho sssthing waves Of
intsmpsrancs and the soul destroying sins that And
many victims In our crowded etiss : md who are
these frsndsss ehildrsnf OF humble birth cast upon
the missriss Of the world from earliest shidhood
still nay had In many one the germs Of lofty hu.
msaity the unfsd fires Of glowing genius asd the pos
sbiliss Of q great nature. TO dsvsops Whatever 10
good to restrain the evil and to elevate the general
character Of these children will be the aim Of this In
stitutios. For this We ask your mdteriai aid.
To you, mothers and fathers, We sppsali A. you
stand BY the bsdsdss Of your own childrsn-shsltsrsd
and protected they from all rough contact with
the worldyou surely may be mindful Of thsss friend
less ones and cast In from your abundance, your
eompstoney for this worthy charity To you young men,
who have forth from the kindly inhusncss Of home
and frsnds strong to battle with the word rich In
parental admonons, and secure In early tssehings to
you We come and SAX TO be the almonsrs Of your charity
in bshalfof those who owa Ties Of home friends
Finally, to all bensvosnt indivdusls this appeal ad
dresses ITSELF The which attended the sstab
iishmsnt Of News Boys Home" is earnest Of
what may be able to accomplish in broader sphere
and with enlarged capabilities.
Tho Nsnsgsr Of the present home propose holding q
PUBLIC MEETING In the Council Chamber, City Hall,
on WEDNESDAY, December Il, At 7p. m, when gentle.
aarNs q -
Baitmors will be present to express their views and
cooperate with the benevolent Of city In the
worthy undertaking. Tho public generally are earn.
sstly invited to attend. delo-a
The national Republican., 1866-12-11

BEATING HIS WIYE.-Lewis Harris, . col
cred man, was arrested In the Seventh ward on
fore Justice Handy, and was sent to jail for court
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LOCAL NEWS.

THn .Houss or INDusraY.-In the Criminal
Court on Saturday last Judge Fisher requested
thst The grand Jary should visit the Hosss o. In.
aasfry q the corner Of Ssvsntssnth and u Streets
and report to the court. In regard 10 house Of
indsstSy or dirsetion for juvsnils ofsndsrs he
ststsd that IN 1859 Congress passed an set ineor-
pefating houss Of industry where psrsons CON-
nittsd q Witnesses, an sommittsd for . hearing,
ssd erinisals below The ass Of eighteen yssrs,
should BE- eonhnsd. In 1885 an set was passsd
providing that persons below the sgs Of sixteen
year, should b sent 10 houss Of refuge. Under this
ast the Secretary Of the Interior made contract
uith the Baltimoss Houss Of Refuge for the keep.
ise Of white boys, but was unable TO contract for
The eondnemsnt Of eolored boys. Last summer .
House Of Correction was incorporated, In which
boys white and black, under fourteen, are 10 be
SssAssd. He would like the grand jury 10 20 to
Shis Hoess Of Iadsstry, In the charge Of Mr..
Northup. and give II an examination - to whether
u d suitable place for The confinement Of persons
whs are 700 young 10 be sent to the psnitsntiary;
sad whsthsr the Guardian sooisty 10 properly or.
ganissd, 10.
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SYKES, CHADWICK 4 co.

NOR SALE-A FILE OF THE DAILY
II NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,, (unbound,) from thu
ATst Issue, Nov 3 $780, to the present dAy Address
n. g. x. II this once se7-u
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1OHo GREAT 1907
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ION PENNsYLyANIA ROUTE lOOl
TO THR NORTHWEST, SOUTH, AND SOUTHWEST.
WINTER SCHEDULE.
0n and after NOVEMBER 10, 1855, trains will as
follows:
=" ......I30 ......l2 10 p. m.
......s 90 p. m. ......lO 10"
THE GREAT DOUBIE.TRACK ROUTE,
with ELEdANT SCENERY, Palace ttats- room day
ald night Cars with modern vsmsnts, and saving
from four to twelve hours In time any other route
Two hundred miles saved to Western and Central New
York.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THE WEST.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THE NORTH.
Through from Baltimore to ROCHESTER, and PITTS
Passengers by this route from baltimore have the
advantages o. making all changes In UNION DRPoTs,
and NO FERRIES.
Tickets BY this route can be procured at the once,
corner OF Sixth street and avenue under
National Hotel where reliable Information will be given
st all times.
Passengers procuring tickets at this once can secure
Accommodations In Sleeping Cars for Blmira Pitts
burgh. E.J. WILKINS, Ticket Agent,
Washington, D. O.
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dsS-ly Baltimore, Nd.
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Charles @. Ball against Henry Lchsu. Judgment
confessed.
strouso q Baum against same. Judgment con-
fessed.
j. B. Charron a Co. against r. S. Chamberlain;
verdict for plaintiff for $674,O5, with interest.
John s. Foster a Go. against Stewart 4 Thomas
verdict for defendant.
Angelo Hellman against John +. Rodes Co.
judgment confessed for $l7575. with interest from
December 8, 1865.
Milton Garrett against Margaret J West, admin
istratrix Of Arthur j. West verdict for plaintiff for
e421.72, with interest
The national Republican., 1866-12-11

~ Agents wanted-To Sell Drummond's
Patent Pocket Book and other articles. This is arti
Gle every one needs is sure guarantee against the
Ingenuity Of pick pockets and accidental loss. Send
for circular. GEORGE KUHN,
de5.ets $50 Broadway, New York.
The national Republican., 1866-12-11

AMUsEMENTs.

AMUSEM ENTS.
NATIONAL EATRE,
IN Pss.syivaala svsaus near willard's Hotel
SECOND .xIoHr OF rHE
THIS TUisDAY) IviHfHo, DEcEnBER il, 1899,
The psrfornsnes viii eonnsnes with the Bssutifui
co%;sy' ia acts. BY George Coleman the Younger
=, Ial HsIa AT.Ltw. ,,,,,,,,x
Af'r "A'', I asdG;aR sseit1i 1sf;fa' Sf9 s''''' Of
Mr.. JEFFERSON. ....HUGH DE- BRASS.
- TO MORROW HIoHI
Mr. 'E''Es'2s asIsldss /: N dCSsss EsassaAHD " OUR
METzEROTT HALL.
FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, DEC. 10 AND II.
..... The Members Of
GRovRRs GRAND aIRnAN OPERA
Have the honor to announce
TWO GRAND
OPERA coNcRRTs
By the following Artists;
MARIE FRIDERrcr,
Mr.. JOSEPH HYRMAHs.
Mr. THEODORE MAILMAN,
Mr.. rRANs HIHnER,
Mr.. wrLHELn YoRMRs,
MISS CLARA LANo,
NR. VIZ. GRossEURTH,
Piano virtuo,o and Conductor.
present in Grand og.i. oo.s:r an array o Artists q
sSs is.:s 3 s1lSs i ::: 81:
i spy .s.ssa Vim rsr.sss q. q ~ s
tbs ARTISTS. and in their most popular roles.
n:i. .. .s.y "a Ia sss iscas
bat as the Director Of tho Grand Opera Concert Com
s.. .S:i. q =:
hitherto appeared the following brief endorssnsns
give. = :oning from the most eminent sources, and d.
T..ns.IciE"H.r vs!s. h.. b... s,.qa.i.d within
or h.oyissgs .iass The dsy, q Lad sad BosO. -
HXsil.ss-"I. i: asdosS.:Sly he b... and mos.
popular Ts.sr nov IN Amsrie. "-Mr. Mcxichasi.
nayor 1 Philadelphia Edorfdiiy In TIE North Amer
HIsnAxs-"His impsrsosstion Of nsphis,ophsiss Is
,:s ss: :'ss s.s: s.s al .s
:" y: yoie. |. sOndsrou' musical nsrv.l."-Cat.
hIsnls-aws never rsnsnber to have seen his equal
q a. actor Il Grand opsra ~ Ttclnor. rths en-.
To.His-""His voice is d.lishtfal and Of .usei.nt
Fsld. '-Ssw FORK World.
In addition to the regular programme the Grand Act
Second Of -.
| kARTHAi,
AND GRAND oAlpEI ACT OF oossoD's
FAUsTi
Marguerite. MARIE FRBDERICI
"a 4, u LANG
fAust hlMmbh
seioei. ....:................T THkODOkk hAbhLMAN
| aepnisopneies..'.....''... .''...'osArh hkhhANs
The ssle Of tickets will eommspos Al Mstrerott,s .
| Musc Store, WEDNESDAY MORNING, December 8, At
| nine o'clock.
Season Of two Concerts. ts.....................e2 90
| nlnkle 1 %
The Season 10 positively limited to the nights
nouncsd - existing engagements preclude continuing
| or returnins during the winter. ds4-dH
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gatioaal gepablitau.
GovrrcrAL.l
Examinations for the Navy.


Examinatiens for the Navy.
TO VOLUNTEER orrIcERs.
r.ry NAvy DsPARrnEHr,
s7r wAsnIueroH, D. o., Nov. 20, 1856.
All persons who have served a. volunteer
officers in the United States Navy for the
term Of two years, and who desire to be ex
amined for admission to the regular Navy,
as provided in the act Of Congress approved
July 10, 1866, will at once make application,
addressed to Commodore 8. P. LEE, Hart.
ford, Conn, who will notify them when to
appear. Those who do not make application
prior to the LIST Of January next, or who do
not present themselves when notified, will be
considered as having waived their claim for
examination. Candidates will take with
them, when summoned, their ofRcial papers
showing their naval record.
GipRoN WILLIS,
...... Secretary Of the Navy.
The national Republican., 1866-12-11

UNITED STATES CoURT OF CLAINs-Monddy,
December l0.-Thsophilus B. Sicklss against The
United States. Judge Peck delivered the opinion
Of ths court In this case finding %, 1850 due to
tbs claimant.
]. @. johnson against The United States. This
cause was argued and submitted on demurrer BY
Mr.. Kerr, the Deputy Solicitor for the United
States, the claimant not appearing either person.
ally or BY counsel.
Harvey Q. Cslkin against The United States.
The demurrer ned In this cause was overruled, and
the Solicitors for the United States directed to
answer over.
Hiram W. Levi against the United States. The
petition fled In this case was dismissed.
Adjourned until this morning st II o'clock.
The national Republican., 1866-12-11

Tho regular quarterly meeting Of the East Wash.
isgtoa Sunday Sohool Union was held st the N. 3.
church on Fourth street Rast ON Sunday afternoon.
About eight hundred children and their tssohsrs
Wsrs present. Addresses were delivered BY Sena.
tor Frslinghuysen, Of New Jersey, and H. A.
Brswstsr of the Young Mons Christian Association
The national Republican., 1866-12-11

T. AW FFICE.
JIalxrAz 9. BLIor,
BLACK. LAMoN = CO..
couxslLLoAs AID A.foazsYs At Law
N THE surRshn oonf or TIE UNirID srArIs,
THE oouHroY CLAIMS,
THE COURTS OF TIE DISTRICT.
THE EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS AND
ooMMITTEKs OF coNaRBs.
OFFICE. 4ss YouRrllNTH STREET.
dsls.u Directly Opposite willsrds' Hotel
G. W H IT,. Els ,,,.,,,,
CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM ESTABLISHMENT
AND LADIES' AND aRNTLEXsNv
DINING SALOON,
No. ss6 Sixth street. between and H streets.
Mr.. WHITE respectfully suggests to Familiss, Hotel
and Restaurant froprietors, and all others, tAst he
01 spd article q
ICE CREAM Of his own manufacture. His terms Srs
ni:s PaRTfss RSSss.';i %spprvos PAIRS IA 49,.
n:lsd Vim the best Article, tss .hoit... notice.
We solicit from the public call, having ever nA.
STS. ia ss ts; .,s 3, K: H., s s.oo,
the hnss in the city, and the proprietor Is ds,srmnsd
e make ar.t. house By euivatins none other
than the best patrons ss6
THE WASHINGTON HOMEOPATH-
Il &c DlbPENSARY.
This charitable Institution, much needed In this
city, will open on MONDAY, October - en- street,
sl4, between Twelfth and Thirtsenth.
GUARDIANS:
HENRY D. COOKE, ESQ.,,
CHARLES KNAP, ESQ.,,
JOSEPH Il. BRADLEY, ESQ
wM. 9. HUNTINGTON, ESQ.,,
GEORGE L BAKER, ESQ.,,
HON. MONTGOMERY BLAIR.
JOHN @. CLARKE, Treasurer.
T. 8. VERDI, n. D., Secretary.
At this worthy Institution the poor people Of our city
will receive medical attendance and medicines free u
charge.
The DisPsusary being supported BY free oontribu.
tons, all those we'll disposed towards the poor may
send ther contributions to the Treasurer, John @.
Clarke, BAG, Of Bank Of Riggs Co, or ts the Sec
retaIy Dr. Il 8. Verdi, aes street. between Fourssnth
Ths rooms viii be opened from 2to+p. N. daily.
Sundays excepted.
Dn. s. Verdi, Of Washington, and G. 8. Verdi, Of
0eorgetown, and any other physician willing to assst
In the good work, will be In attendance.
oe29-u r g. VERDI, n. D., Secretary.
The national Republican., 1866-12-11

CRIMINAL CoURr-Judge Fisher.-(Edw'd
Q. Darlington ESQ, District Attorney, prosecuting
Beverly Carter, indicted for stealing clothing and
boots from Michael MoDsvitt. NoiS proseqni by
U. 9. Attorney.
Frank Jackson, indicted for stealing money from
Thomas Sullivan. Verdict not guilty. Webb for
defence.
George Currisr, indicted for stealing money from
Charles PRO Verdict guilty. smithen for de-
fence.
Lucy Turner, indicted for stealing pantaloons
from Henry shultz. Noiis prossqai BY U. 8. At.
tofney.
George Henry, indicted for stealing Ave bags Of
rags from George Hill, Jr. Verdict not guilty.
Adams for defence.
John Gill; indicted for stealing canvas tents from
George Hill, jr. Verdict not rendered.
james Allen, indicted for stealing watch, boots
and shoes from Theodore Bowen. Arragned and
plead guilty.
James Allen. indicted for stealing pair Of pan.
falcons from Julia Williams. Verdict guilty Of
petty larceny.
Pstssto Carlo and Henry Ivsl, indicted for as.
sault and battery on, and robbng James Patterson.
Case on trial. sAdams for defence.
The national Republican., 1866-12-11
~ A R D
WILL ARDS HOTEL,

wAsHINdroS, December !, 1866
Ssssasrs, Representatives., and others residing In
washington Who occupy private apartments can be
eomnodatsd with their meals at this HOTEL at the rate
Of Slo 90 per week.
ds3-2md SYKES, CHADWICK CO.
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ID o 8 T o N M A R X Il 7
10 No. $50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE

rAs Propristor grateful to the eitisns Of wsshingon
for past vors would most respectfully inform them
that he has completed his arrsnEemsnts for supplies
Anong other articles he has
BOSTON nARROWPAT SQUASH,
BOSTON 0LOUCRsTKR NiCKBRBL,
BOSTON PICS PRET AND fRIPE,
....' BOSTON SALT PORK,
BOSTON SALT ffsH.
PHILiDILPHIA CAuLIHLowERs,
PHILADELPHIA BUrTkR.
with Q great variety Of
CANNED FRUITS AND vRGRTABLEs.
Ny prices are - low ss the lowest
Ssl0.Iv CHARLES NALLkRD.
The national Republican., 1866-12-11

EOR. rem IA THREE-STORY
IL wARlH0UsB, on street north, between Tenth
and Isvenh streets west 50 feet front By 90 feet deep
Also the Second and Third stories Of the double Ware.
house. corner Of Tenth street and Louisiana avsnus
containing sig large rooms, suitable for oess clubs
pNblic msstings, &c. Rent moderate. Address
GEO. HILL, JR,
leo Bridge street, georgetown, D. G.
ds7-e t0hron. aad Intel.
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THE LITTLE BELT CIGAR,

Manufactured sxolusivsly under copyright, for
&c. DYER CO..
25o PEHHsrLvAHIA AVENUE,
.... Between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
These Cigars are Manufactured Of the very best
Havana Tobacco, imported BY ourselves through Mr.
Ben Belt, brother in.law Of Mr.. Dyer who has b.
living for Q number Of years past In Havana The
special attention Of the public h called to this brand
IL IL In every respect FIRST CLASS CIGAR, at low
price. no2S-l0
The national Republican., 1866-12-11

The FRIzNpLxss CmLDREN.-A meeting is
70 b held In the Council Chamber, City Hall, on
Wednesday evening, to respond TO an appeal from
nunbsr Of the hrst and best ladies Of the District
h behalf Of "Homs for Fhsndlsss Children. ("
Surely, here is cause worthy Of the philan-
thropio efforts and energies Of all who desire TO
promote the wsll.bsing Of society.
The national Republican., 1866-12-11

the following order 10 the Lisutsnsnts Of Police:
.a- DlPAlrnnrf o. MErnoroLIrAx PoLIcs, I
sf- D. wAsniseroS, Dee. =, 1see.
csnsraI Order No. It's.
LIEUTENANT: You will hereafter specially report
70 this once, without delay, all persons holding
losnsss approved BY the Board Of Police who shall
In any manner violate any Of the laws Of either Of
the corporations within this DISTRICT or permit
slspicious dsordsrly or vicious characters to oitsr
shout OF frequent their premises. record will bs
made 1t this once Of all places thus reported.
The national Republican., 1866-12-11

Orders for 6tocks Bonds, Ae, sxscutsd, and Cslse.
toas made on all accessible poiats.
EIRsT NATIONAL BANK OF
ED. ossr,. tsf Jsy ossts : O.. , Prss,lsss
v. q. Hg..nsros. osshiss.
sovnInlH1 DEPOSITORY
ysAIorAI Aolxr OF ZEE uHlTlD rfArH.
isrz s.lzss. ePposrs ZEE s.sAsvay DssAassss,.
ssvsr..s., sss.huss viii Treasurer u.i.sl ssssss.
~oHE nILLIoH D0LLARs.~
We bay ..a sell ali slassss Of aovslHxlxf slou.
uyr,va =. ..,,.,, ..,S.x ,.A..
yURHIsH lXCHAHdI aad make Cslisstisas o. ALL
TIE PRINCIPAL oIrIss OF fHl UNITED sTAfIs.
We purchase aovsrans.s vssshsrs 81 The MOST
FAVORABLE rIRns. sad give sAsnvr AZ, psorrr
ArrlsrIoI 70
ACCOUNTS OF BusrN.ss MEN AID FIRMS,
and 70 say stAsr business entrusted 10 a.
yuLL IHyoRhATIoH In regard y sovsRHHlHr
LOANS q su tines sAssrfsIly fsr,ishsl.
WI. HUNTINGTON. o..Ai.r.
wAa.rssros. March =. 1875 Mn -du
H OT Il LIS.
w lila RDS' OTBL,
sIKEs. CHADWICK ! CO..
PaoP.Isross.
ooRHlR PIHH AVE AND 1ouRrIIurn srsErr
WARRINGTON CITY. .H.u
TT FAAN HOUSE,
BROADWAY. ooRsIR OF TwsHrI.T0rl srRIlr.
INV ToRE oIrY.
AIToHELL, READ, AND WALL,
PRoPRIETols
the best American sad European Hotels. II combines
all the modern inprovsnsats necessary to the greatest
comfort Of guests that sr ingenuity and literally sss
possibly devise and produce Ths bill Of fare for the
table embraces every variety and dsss'y afforded By
the American markets. in tAsr sssssa.
n A R D
" Nh. MILLER,
JUSTICE OF THa PkACE,
oYrIoI, no Sil NIGra scRIir wIsr.
Near Psansylvanis sysass,
Woud respectfully Inform his ftsaAs sad the Hubls
generally that hs !: aoy attending all ,gal Business
Landlord sAi Tenant Notices, H., Se.
Legal advice given IN all its brsashss
r..s,:ni:I :..:,''' p.ia 10 'h' so''t'' :, t;s''
THE WEAK AND IMPAIRED EYE.
l. SIGHT, originating sthsr from inhrnNy q age,
general debility Of the nsrvoss syssn DrstraetsS set
ness, Or from natural disposition to far or ssarsSAtsd
nss. VIII 3 restored, Improved aad strsastAsssd By
BRAZILIAN PlBBLI sPEcrAoLH
"a
nAnufsetsrsd frsn genuine ROCK CRYSTAL, givtsl
ease ast sonfert 70 The spis nerve, saa ssitsd sses
YRANKLIN CO..
Scientific aAd Practical Opticians, ~ Psnasyivsni.
aysaus between Twelfth AID rhirtssnth Streets asrti
side.
Microscopes, Asstrisal Machines, Thsrnonstsrs.
oartss Do Visits sad Photograph Albsps IN grsA
variety ..d At .h. l.v.s prices. ay1.J
GARDNER'S PHOTOGRAPHIC ART
" GALLERY.
IHrHLLIa aIHOlR BuILpi
El Seventh street,
oAoz hoRy. IN RUNNING oRDSR.
The damage BY the late hrs las been % fAr 70
paired that businss will Be resumed
THIS hoRHIS O. CwEDExsDAi. ostsbsr AhJ
when A. former w. the ruls will be sxtslly sAfsrss
thror iEkout the sstAslisAnsnA.
The national Republican., 1866-12-11

~ The Regular Monthly Meeting Of the
BoABD OF TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS will be
held Ia their At the City Hail. on TUESDAY EVE
N1No, the llth instant, at 7o'eioek.
..s RP. BoIsEAU,
ds10.2 tstar1 Secretary.
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ai,ECIAL NOTICES.

~ A Lady Of Education and RshnsmsnA,
accustomed to the best society, would like to %.
Housskssper for . widowsr or Bachelor. None bat
osstinen need apply, to whom most upsxesptionabis
references will be given. No eompsnsation-only .
pleasant home. Address .....
MRS. De YoRRRsT, -
dsll.lts Station D, New York.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-09

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