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ubr Mbenbs.
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dsei lts ~@t(enbdhn.) 1881 i44c 'o
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pbia: SIS WtOr9ens mne lie, 4,26, 6.35
Na@mtttaes mnb 9.25 MbenbS. .a.sa8 asl1a
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nur 7.5e a1o 9.25 Nbenbs, ea
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Sad GatpnsStGfe unb gl1tcptts|
WtlGS BON fra6 7 ubr Bic Nbenbs 8 1br
FanbltG. astas uad 9..4 ,.sa5a15aa
(gturt Stuab @ftrbebobn,) 10
Na9 GpwDntOwn BON Mtursens Z
nAr BITS &benCs 7 lbr ffInbIt4. Der Na@t.
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6abrpreiie BON 8alttmOreua6

Sur befeusereu 9enntmlBHaPme.
Gtnipauberer unb 0~1eilenbe ipIten iebr, bpri9tig fem
ebe Tie ibre 8ilete feufen unb iplten ~btelelben nlr bon
folGeu au8eiteIten 9eaunten taufen, bic bon ibrem Ges
battle Iebeu, MD aber BON 0fGtlern ODER 3wii9entrdserH
ba fe Ipnft Der Gefa6r ~au8geieet finb, beI9pinbelt gu
ipercet mnb ibr Gelb umicuit au95uge6en.
Dur6fabrtS @8tIIete
unS aaen Gbeilen beS Befen5 itno Sl BADEN BEL
GarI s SiiIebranbt,
Gen. ~GmiSrantea@GS Der Saltp. Sbip @ileubabu
(2lmrs-iO Nr- ST &RameSftr., Baltimore.
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MO. $50 gscft BaltimOrc etraee,
Gdblea piamO Manufacturing Comp.
Grte Yrante pom Marslanb Snfitut erbal,
ten In 1888

erlunbt fi& bus seebrte Nublitirm auf ibr wp9laiicrtirtes
Eager BON ibrett Strawberries uufmerfiant gu MAIDEN. =
Dieie SMftrumeute fSnnen ben beitea I'M 9ante in Gen,
Oauerbaftisteit uub g ei9madpplleans
tatttHus sIei99efelt wereeu. @reiie mdBi9 uns
.niebriger ME irgenS cine anbere 5abrid. SebeS Snfru-
meut Dirb fit 5 Sabre Sarantirt. alte YianpS in Gaui9
ausenpnmeu, ippie aud reparlrt. gtimmun9en uerben
beiprst. ~ $50 .s' q
8aareng9ager gorbol1=Gde BON Gutap uno
hi safl M Tapette Str.
(sieiN $50, $ aItimore re, Mb.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-12-20
9ampfiaif.einiem.

(@uittmore rrb 9apanna DamphbtfzgO.)
BAD 0aSanna unb Nep 8 rIeans
s~tuetnal tsOen MUnat. a5la3g g2.-
(SnoipiOnaI G~ntsrpriie 2tnie.)
Na9 6 a & er unD SO eferm Stpre
H8Ei@. Nbfabrt Der DantpfbpOte pom 8ten
2oaeunBsplab an 2tsttftaBe nm u ubr
Dlcr9ens. laf b,-1
(S. 0. NnOrep's 9inie.) Ala 300
BAD SaSanmut, Georgia, teben Sam
RaS bon go. 80 2tsbtfr. Bbarf. saaa5
Is. 8rauOt'S, it., 2tnte.) ..-l@
Na@ @etsrstur9 mnO st i nj . n B
tsbsn Dtenaa9, Dpnnerlfag uub GamEae
9eaGmtttass 8 uRr BON SO. 80 9tsktfraBt.
(4lte 8uYyetais.) @ ~.
Sad SUrt MUnrUe mnb NurfDtt
t1en Na4mtttaS 5 nbr (SUnntass drsse-
nummen).
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-12-20

= aAasssScGa6 Petersburg II. Ni6monb.
Die YOpbattan-D ampfidiff So. ipirS etaen ibrer Oanr=
pier nab o6ensenannten Qldben ieSen
n OtenFag, Dcnnerfag unb Samlaa
nm brei ttPr &afnitaSS spm 2isbtir. W6arf a6se6en
Ialien. Sss- i Ai sii4 fa-a
5ra6t isirS tSgliG augenCuanen, nit Sprsfait besanz
belt unb ibnel ~SerIanbt. .i iH .Iia
SBegen 3ratt rnO Yaiage nit ben beten 8eunemIi6z
feitea penbs man fb al lea .9a H.. a.l
.ilasg e5rIrtEa S.I SseeR &rsnkt,
G1unlsmt) 80 s~igbtfrobe Dbarf.
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nper pofter8pur9 lnp Ufdrtetta, peer Bentpprp
1855 @beeIin9 uno Columbus. I5.ag9q
Die Baltimore : 0bie @iienba6u bietet rem ~reiileilben
@nblifuu bic SrSBten Sprt9site in Sesus auf Siaiefeit
8equemltfteit, >Gi6erbeit, Piinttli6feit nae S6Tn6eit
Der Scenerieen, 70 boG ite bon feiuer an6ern 8a6n in biez.
lem eaube ii6ertrpfen ipirb. DieIe Sabn eem atlaatiz
i6en O3ean au8SeGeab, 1T bic aliefe aus8ebebnteie 81
nie, stei6 5eiti8 a6er aud bic ~fir5elte un6 I@neNfte uub
ba9er bic tiligite 9iOnte fir bic 3leiienben mad tem Qse=
iten, bic ni4t ~perfeblen %ipllten, fe gu beuusen. ,6...
Nteilen@GntferuuuB bon Baltimore uab Cincinnati.
s.1eber &orterS6ur8. ........... =. 533 @eilen
y 8enwooo nnb g~8Reelin8 .......s36 n
- Sarri86ur9 un6 @ittSburS. ..s56 Us
Tur6 bic Mtarietta 9inie ..5S "a
cine GrIparniB all Der GntfernunS BON liz
Surdb bic Columbus 2inie ..........5s
Cine GaiparniB ali bet @ntfernang BON
9~fejienbe, wei6e bic Baltimore Obip GiIenbabu De-
nuten, le8en bic Oteiie in ~ Gag 5urif unb faBrsn in
@a9en, bic aui bHa Slerbequemfe anb nit SepplFertem
Gisen etngeri@tet itnb.
Tabrpretie BON alttmOreua6
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-12-20
GeNerDerf6eruug
Der aRociirten Seuermanns Interchangeable
f6oft Don Baltimore.
SO. 4 Gnutbtr.. segeniiber Oera Suu>OebauOe

Sn getraGt Der erfsl0rei6ea 9bHtisfeit seS @ampfz
Sensr-D epartements ftelen mir ben Jest an gum binigez
rem Breiie Yplicen aus unA ernelert aud bic aiten al
ben ~biniSIteu Staten. @de Diejenigen, ipel6e SSufer,
MtEbeGn pber ipuii8e @ert6segeutGupe fin elm Ober Ieben
Sabr su serft6ern piniten, merben biermit etngelaben,
ft6 bic 9ite unierer berabse1etten @rdnien a~n;uIeben.
aae &erIMFe uersen mic biS6er prompt unb liberal
ausbesabIt. a
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NaG 2swi0ntOwn BON Mprsens Z
DIR BITS AbenCs 7 llbr ffanbItG. Der Na@t,
Wasson II ubr Mbetibs. gbfaArt Bon 6eut=
baYfrabe. +ta
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-12-20
kss E&Ra##saS Ssss..4a4Sssa Sftdmpmc, TreOcrtcfs,
burg nnO Wotpmae : Gifenbahn.

SIR Neifenbe mad benz Slbel
aWeimai taSli@ (9OnntaS g6enbs au~sseupmmeu).
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-12-20
2a@i1tie fir Gtnmannerer.
Neue arrangements fir @inrvanrerer Die nab
- benz Weten III retleu piinIheu.

Pem 2SeltPH gu reIIeU nun Dell.
Son 6eute, 8, 9tO9br,, an iperbsn BITE @inpanberer
auf Der Mret6ern @entral GalSert ctr. Depot @iIenbabn
nit REM G~rrreBsug ~betSrpert. Die 8abn bietet baburt
ben Guigranten einen SrSBeren 8crtbeit ais irsenb cine
anbsre 8abu, aud lit tie UNI 81 Wfeilen fur5er ala jebe
anbere 8abn mad 6%enaunteH PlateH, ais
Ytttsburg Gleutlano, Detroit, Sort @apns,
Gbica9C, Milwautee, @aIenu, DUBUQUE, ct,
9euI, JOd Sslano, Burlington, Soma @ite
unb perbem be5galb bic nit ber 9lcrtberu Central s3atn
9e6enben 4erIcuen 10 StuuSelt friiber ais bic nit an
BERN 8abueu ~ssbenben tprt e%iutreffen, aud tserhen bier
Nlal peniser bic @asen babei gess6ielt. Die Sabn
siebt bur9 ben l6Sufteu Gbeil Ooa Obic. 9ie San5e
@utIsrnnug bon Bier tiS G9icaSp 1T 500 Nteilen. =
DaS @epGf pirS bier sejei@ret (%tnarteS) anb sebt nit
Sen @allagiersH an ben geitimmung30rt.
Na6 Gretline, OaptOn, Cincinnati, SnOtanas
polls. 9cuispile rno Ct. 9ouiS
iperheu e~Genfals &aIlasiere beiSrbert uus lHr ibr @epad
{ etne Beitere llmlabun9Sfpfeu bere6uet, Die Paflas
eiere fSnneu nit benz 3 llbr, pber 4benbS 1o llPrf3ng
l1mb alien WeItli6 Ylateu sebeu, Obne g~ntsrfpesS aufse-
6aiten su tperben. a-.ut4 .s. .
Dur6F a6rtS=8ilete persen p~ertauIt in Der Office bes
Agenteit. |r
aa. -Hs @barIeS 8alfer,uel .
(eft14@ 81. % Seatr,, nabe 9GaterS Q4bGrf.
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6sa 9it Aortbern Central
: es..sa 81 ri Glftnbabm.
Oret 8 He tdeIt@,
tS'rntaSS auSssnOmueu.)
Nab NtttSbnr9 nnb benz NSeSten.
eglt@ sS Ell 8 e (SSnntass ausSenOmmeu.)
ES Na4 Buffalo unb Niaaora SdOe. =aSm

81" . uBe (Sbnnta9s arSSenpntmen. J
re staa Buffalo uHO Niasara Safe. glM
Pin rnO mad benz 10. Npseniber 1866 SerfuIieu bic
3aSe Baltimore ME fclgt:
. 10 MprSers, Sdpnea;us. 31sliG, (Spnntass aus
9enohtn'en) nat PittsburS, petltG unb mSrblib bis
. ID. God Sasen.
Serttnbung n. - HI SfelaD nit Ter geeGera
NFarplHtte Balm in SanpDer Sunction nit Der
Sancoer S3Rei9babu in @arrisbuyg nit Der Wenuz
Oh lpiieauta @etltralbabn, lebanon Ialebba6n uab eer
eahberlanp Saaepbabn; in SupbnrD nit Der D6jz
taPtlPpla nhe Gre Tailrpae in 0prtb Gum6er-
lahe mi Der Gadatpana unb BlpcmSbnrababn.
@ntunft in God Sapeu nm 8 1e geaG nittaos.
12ls Wttt@8s, Sbneasu9. 8Gslih (SDnntass aus
9enOnlmen) fur Yittsburg lnN BEN DeIteu, unS
nerelIn bis Sufalp unb gtiagara SANS unb Grie.
'- -Serptnonngen- - I'm Der Sanp5er Sumo
f4a' non init Der Sanoesr SpeiD6a9n; in Sarris6urg
nit Der TennIplSania Gentraleabn, 2e6ancn Safer
sI5e Sabn rnb Cumberland 8aaebbabn in Gun6urn
% . init her Fbilaeelpbia uns Griebabn; in Gluiira nit
Der @rtebabn; al @ansnSaigua nit Ter Stem gprf
Seatralbaba.
1s 10 Na9ts, G~rrrsB5uS. &dBlit fir ben @eiten,
teagltH, (Scnnta0S anSgeaDmmen)t fir pldee nSrbz
tWp ben Biaiamfprt, bic Buffalo unb Grie,
FtSerbtHb I'm II. - Sn SarriS6Era nit her
RennlslDania Gentralbabn tne Der Qe6ancn @aueD
Sabit; in Sutburp nit Der 46ilabeIptia uuS grie
70 8 eiisnbabH in glortb Cumberland nit Der Ga
tatrana unb Slppmsburs Giien6abn; in Glmira
mt Ger erie Gtienbabn; in Gananbatgua, NIT Der
atep Sort Central 9 ienbabn.
Accommodations 3ige
. Gar 9arrisbur9: 3Ggli8, (GDnntoa5 ausoez
HUmnlsa) un Z 20 UtcrSeus, unS tGsIid, G9pnutaos
au0senpmmen) I'M Z 20 9ta6mittagS.
Sur Yert: nt 3 90 gta3m, - s ir Bart.
t . II nm 5 50 @6eneS.
&nfnuft Der 53itgc in Baltimore /:
SpH Dem gBeften unS Rprbea UNI Z llbr Morgens, l 90
une 6 Ibr Na9m.
&Dm @eSten aGein rm, II 20 @lcraenS.
Parttpn accommodation 6 80 WtsraenS.
Yort Accommodation 10 Is Wlpraens.
g8e9sn 'peite'er aaSfanft nnb &tdets ua6 alien giSbea
norelWp nnb wefli6, penoe man i6 an bic 2idets1ffce
@albert Citation,
Oh. g, gonna, Sen. =9aia9iersGst.
Uanlll) s. ~ % II 8artp, Sens 9uperinbt.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-13
Affairs in Georgia.

A correspondent of the LOuiSUiIle Courier,
writing from Augusta, Georgia, on the 18th
,ult., gives gloomy view of the prospects
of planters in that State: '.u'.,4I., "~..i..
4 Within the past week | have seen and
conversed with planters and Others from
various parts of this State, and regret to
say that they all tell the same mournful
tale of ruined crops, The unparalleled
drought has destroyed the corn, so that
there isinot more than will last until Febru- p
ary or March of next year; and three
weeks of incessant torrents of rain have
cut OFF the cotton crop fully one third. and
in many places one-haH. But, the boil .
worm and the grasshopper have all ap-9g
peared and contributed to the ruin which
mas fallen fallen 50 cruslinglly ON this already
afflicted people. 30 .'iUol .''fh1 @A- G
The iIhniedi tie consequence Of this dis-lGi
aste1lis tue offer for sale of large numbers
of plantations byImeH,who are in debt and
want to pay; and even this is denied them
unless they wodld sell all they possess for a
tenth of it's value. .ra. ai-isJi J
One of the finest plantations on the Oc-
mulgee river, worth before the war from
$4,000 to $30,000, is now offered for sale a
for $1,000 0Or'lesS." Raj estate brokers in
Macon, and elsewhere, are 5eset by owners
wanting TO sell, but are almost entirely tree
from persons wanting to purchase. "rhe 'i
fact IS" said Que OF, these withina few days, p,
Islands, even the very richest, have only
nominal Valtie.n Capitalists will not buy
because they will not invest in country
where everything is so uncertain as lis 7r
here Besides, the Northern men who have
tried planting are very much discouraged
by the experiment of this year, and do not
expect to make tlieir expenses. Their
gl0omylreports to their friends, have pre-
vented that influx of capitalists which SAN
guine persons anticipated this tall.
Another lamentable result Of the short
crop will be that the negroes who contract
ed ior share of the crop this year, will be.
so disappointed and disheartened that they
will emigrate in large numbers to the West, y
whence agents have already arrived offer ~
ing great inducements to- freedmen to, go 0
with them to Arkansas and Mississippi. J,
From Northern Georgia, where the lands
are poor and the people impoverished, it Is ~
expected thatthe negroes will go In drOves,
less, and the question of labor for next year
BECOMES very serious. tV aiAi'9'" Iosh9Ift
Tae, ,wisest and most dlsinterested men,bui
from whom / have obtained Information, "a
estimate the entire cotton, crop of Georgia
for this year ut from 100, 600 to 100000 bales,
provided frost does not come before the
usual time!i An average crop is 400, 600 al
bales. Cotton is selling at from "a to 30
cents per pound, the buyer paying the g.
per centlitax, (which makes the price 30 to gl
32 cents. .As,Titl is5giuned and baled, the
necessities of planters force, them to send to
market and SELL so that even for the little y
they have they are compelled TO accept the o
present low prices, leaving Yankeebuyers q
to reap all the profit OF the inevitably rising ,e
Fs..- q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-13
A Huudred Babies in "A Stable.

An, English paper says; "An old stable
with one hundred little babes nesting In
the horse-troughs, is something OF NOV
city, but the spectacle is daily to be seen in,
! the locality of Union street, Borough road,
London. The work has been somewhat re-
Gently undertaken by the Rev. George Al
an IOldYstable to form a nurserys and fitted
it up for taking care of the babes of wo-
men obliged to 80 to char or work away
from home, The hay cribs remain and
serve as cradles" 197s"t.t H'f .i 129l9h
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-13
An old HOnse.

The Pal, Mall, Gazette says: "There are
not many noblemen in these days of bank
ing and manufacturing barons who can
write themselves down as thirty -third'of
their title III The marriage advertisements
lately set forth the fact that John Francis
Erskine, Thirty-third- Earl of Marr,' had
got married. Lord Hailes might well say
that the title of Mari was lost In remote
antiquity. The hefalls begin 10 count
Earls of Marr before the title of earl was
known in ScotlandY t,,a1 ,,,....t,,, 4,,oi,i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-13
Paris a. SenpOrt.

4 A correspondent wrihesothat the idea of
making ParisIa seaport has again, revived.
This time there is no question of cutting
costly canals from Paris to the seacoast,
but of bringing merchaHs ships up 10 the
Qqai d. 0rsay as IL Is -atpresent. The in-
vent6r ofithis scheme is q Captain BrazeE7
and what he proposes to do is to constrpct
ships of "a peculiar, make, adapted to tile
seh,' and at the Same time capable Of reaehl
iihgl Paris In Che depth ofwater afforded by
the Seineatran average height damn n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-13
ADother ,Ac6Iaent ON the Airs.

,d a. young German lately assembled the
Saleve, in the Alps, without guide, and
when aboutIto descend took a path he, be-
lieved to be shorter, and fell one hundred
and twenty five feet on to a rocky ledge,
where he was discovered in the morning by
the guides. They got him up by means of
rope, but it required eleven men to raise
him, He was much bruised, but no bones
were broken.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-13

=, The Emperor Francis Joseph cares little
for etiquette still less did heat that time I;
the old German, arlstocracy has often re1
preached him for this. ........ w -,
His mother, the Arehduchess Sophia, Is,
on the contrary, the living .personillcation
of dignity and, fornality. . She preserves
,,all court traditions; she has, moreover, a
noble mind and a large heart. ~ '".''
'I The Bavarlan siprincesses had been
brought up in German style, more like good
and simple peasant-girls than princesses.
The tale which follows Is somewhat
marvellous, doubtless, but it Is true.IsK sd
& Scarcely, had the young, girls 'alighted
from their carriages with their father, and
been received at the very entrance Of the
palace by all the court, when they mounted
the grand staircase, at the head of which
awaited the Archduchess Sophia.
The latter greeted them with "a stately
courtesy which thepoor young girls re-
turned in their best manner, and Jimmedi-
ately, the mother of the Emperor, taking
theeldest by the hand, conducted her cere1
mOniously towards her son, who, feVerish
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-13
Notics Of Public Sale.

sON THE goth OF oOCTuBER, ATal1d
~ ,Reynoasbprg, Ohio, there will DO sold One,s a
two story house. OF good size and 10 good order &C.,
two lots on whichthe house stands. good stable "
on the premises, A good and equitable title will
be made Of the same BY warranty deed. Also ~
Dhoqsehod farntqre. cgnsstins of the usual articles
To 1ornh6heS al r. NJ AN articles sold over e1o il
on time in usual manner. secured by n9Ee from one
to three months, &c. w. j. DENTON,
The national Republican., 1866-12-19
Adjourned till tomorrow at II o'clock .. m.

CRIMINAL CouRTL-Judge Ffsher.-(Edw'd
O. Csrrington Esq, District Attorney prosecuting
Ysstsrdsy Edward Nsason, indicted for assault
and battery With intent 70 kill john CLANCY, In q
disrsputabs house on Thirtsspth street, was tried,
convicted, and sentenced to BE- imprisonsd In the
Albany psnitsntiary for two years. In sentencing
the prisoner Judge Fisher administered . severe
rsbufs to him, and said that hs ought to have pos
sssssd sufficient Intelligence 10 know that no woman
of ip.fsms could b: expected to remain faithful to
In the case Of Sanford Conovsr alias Dunham,
Judge Fisher gave his opinion on the demurrer,
which was argued before the court last week. The
Judge, while sustaining the indictment, gave an
elaborate opinion overrulipg the demurrer, In the
course Of which he paid high tribute to Judge
Advocate General Holt, and asserted the legality
Of sumponing witnesses by the judiciary Commit
tes Of the House. At the conclusion Of Judge
Fishers opinion the counsel for Conovor gave no.
tice that he should appeal to argue the case to the
court IN bdne; which was granted.
Benjamin Pickett, indicted for lsrcsnyi found
guilty, and sent to Albany for one year.
George and Leonard Luber, indicted for assault
and battery; verdict not guilty
Ellen sorrsll, assault and battery found guilty.
Henry Dean, assault and battery with intent to
kill jury out Charles Dean for defence.
Joseph Lee, larceny; reeoguiranee forfeited.
ospH4ss CouRr-Judge P.rceH-This
court mst at ths appointed business hour;
The twelfth and Ansl account Of Catharins y.
Rvsns, guardian to the orphan Of Evan Evans, do.
ceased, was settled.
The second and supplemental account Of VIM. II.
baldwin and Edward Baldwin, executors Of Henry
Clay Baldwin, deceased, was settled.
In the eass Of Pr. CIV. .woollsy vs. Henry Whit
all, executor Of tbs estate Of Martha R. Woollsy,
deceased, tbs court, on application Of the counsel
for the respondent for rshsaring. instructed him
to Ole his reasons, and he would rssonsidsr ths
ssss ea Saturday nsxL
The national Republican., 1866-12-19

Observation-Disclosures Waves, o loose
SAsrsctsr. was arrested yesterday BY Ofosr 0'Cal.
iaghan IN two charges sssAult and battery and dis
orderly conduct. The arst charge was dismissed,
but she was found guilty ofths latter and sentenced
to pay ans Of Is.
The national Republican., 1866-12-19

PIANOS AND PARLoR ORGAss.-G George L.
Wild 4 Bro, 497 Eleventh street, north Of Penn.
syivsnis avenue, call the attention Of the public,
elsewhere In to-dsys pspsr, to the fact that they
.NAys 10 thsir warsrooms pianos and parlor organs
Of che best make specially sslsetsd for the holidays
Al low rstss. Call and examine them.
The national Republican., 1866-12-19

The SEASON OF JOY AND oLApSEss-then
msxs your family happy BY including amongst
their pSsssnts some music or musical instruasnt
IslsotsA from the large and varied assortment Of
John r. Ellis, 500 Psnrsylvsnis avenue, near
Tenth strsek
The national Republican., 1866-12-19

Too NoIsY.-Night before last Thomas
Wslch, sandwichsd between two females By The
name Of Hannah Downs and Cornslia Evans, wal
escorted 10 Tie station-houss By 0hesrs Whitsnors
and Owen, Tor making more noise on the street
than the letter Of the law allows The parties were
placed In duranos vile for the night and each fined
$500 by Justice Boswell yesterday morning.
The national Republican., 1866-12-19

NEw NUsIc.-J. F. Ellis, 306 Pennsylva-
mia avenue, sends q thrss numbers Of his popular
ssriss Of multo, ''Ths Pianist's Conpaniou," CON
tsininE .synpsihis, /" r,spo.,s to "L!.t,n 70 Msi"
ssnska Cooley and =. Boyer, the popular com
possrs. 3d..
The national Republican., 1866-12-19

STEALING FROM THEIR ExPLoYER.-Two SER
wants, Margaret Colbunk snd Margaret RUM, In
the employ Of Hon. Hiram Wslbhdss, In the First
ward we're arrested for purloining various articles
from the house Of their employer. on Monday last.
The ease was heard before Justice Drury, who com
mittsd than to jail for court
The national Republican., 1866-12-19
UNITED STATES CouRr OF CLAIMS

UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS--
Dec. ls, 1896.
On motion Of Mr.. Weed, tho Assistant Solicitor,
Addison 4. Hosmsr, Esq, Of Washington, D. G.,
was admitted an Attorney and Counsellor Of this
court.
George W. Lane vs. The U. s. Tho argument
Of this case was continued by Mr.. Morton, the 30.
iioitos, snd Mr.. Weed, the assistant solicitor for
the U. g., and By Mr.. Fuller for the claimant and
the case submitted.
argued by Mr.. Fuller for the claimant, and BY Mr..
Weed the Assistant Solicitor for the U. g.. and the
case submitted.
Adjournsd an to mn norrov nj II o'clock A. M
The national Republican., 1866-12-19

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W (LATl sHAyYIELp'S
CONFECTIONERY AND ZOE CRKAM RsrARLIsHhINr
AHD LADIEs' AHD aKNrLEhEH's
DINING SALOON,
Nc. $50 sixth street, kstvssa sad = strssts.
G WHITE rssPsstfshy suggests 70 Families, hetsl
keeps constantly Oh ksat ssIsrioI article Of fRlnCH
AND AMIRICLN CoNHEcrIoNIRY, aad the PuRBsr
ICE CRRAM, Of his own maaufaeturs. His terms are
PIRriEs, WHpDINaG PAIRS, BA far.
alsAsd with the best article at the shertssi Aotss.
We solicit from the puhlis call, AayisI ever a.
dsase 10 oar ability To- give ssdts sSasissues,
NI.IAs ios.sisa y ssS q 0s S.s.. a.A As ssioo.
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The national Republican., 1866-12-19

ARREsrED ron GRAND LARorSY.-Thoma
Shepherd, . boatmsn, and Marshal TAFT and Rieh
ard Holbsrt, alias Mosingsr, we're arrested on Mon
Day night, on the charge Of grand larceny. III
parties wsre taken before Justice Boswell, vh
committed then 70 jail for court. Edward Bark
Of ths oolorsd psrsuasion, va also srrsstsd b.
OAser Yestmsn, charged with the same offence
and 10 held for Q hearing