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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-22

e The MErHeDIeT OnURcH SoUrH.-This or.
saEizauon has ceased TO exist under THE title
Thsrequisite number of votes has been OBJ
hereafter be known a. the Episcopal Metbo-
dist Church. Lay delegation has also been
carried aif'e1 - f.t.ff - I
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~ Brigham oung has been bio wing 70 two
women Of ms congregation. for their habit Of
whining at their lords. He says they expect
too much from the saints For his part, he
would eoonsr pack OF all his wives. and 70 10
beaven alone, than 70 take such Q whining
crew with him. - r.- 50 f--5 :
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DIVORCE IN vERMoRr.-Under the laws Of
Vermont divorce is now granted for adultery,
sentence TO confinement in the State prison for
three years or more, intolerable severity viii
fui desertion Tor three years, absence for seven
years and not heard OF during the time and
gross neglect and cruel refusal OF the husband
10 provide suitable maintenance for the wife ,,
A bill was introduced at the last session Of "a q
legfelature 10 add another cause to the list
'.habitual fntemperance." On the first vote III
was lost; on the second carried, and on the
third lost--in each case by a very small ma
Jority. We are prepared for the statement
marriages AT presents one to eleven.
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~rhe child OF the Infanta OF Spain has
been baptized with twenty -seven names. ~
~The Princess Alexandra u IN q mildly
interesting situation, which 10 expected to cui.
mipats next month. 80 %
- The people Of Macon, Ga, are Ssashng
upon dne straw wberries. grown in ths open AR
- Madame Atchelst hss 1olloved mp her
husbAnd's "Iss Femme" and ssL'Awour," |"
win her own al L'EnfADt" which 10 juss out.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

oil Jays
PRICES REDUCED.
JAs. S. TePHAM CO.,
SNO. 500 SEVENTH STREETS
Zone Door above Odd TelIows' HaIl,)
TRUNKS, sADDLERY. AND HARNESS,
LADIES TRUNKS.
LADIES MUFF sAToHELs,
LADIES MOROCCO sAToHELs.
MEMS TRAVELLING BAGS,
PeRTMONNAIEs,
BUGGY AND PARLoR MATS,
TOY TRUNKS,
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS,
RIDING WHIPS,
CARRIAGE WHIPS,
CARRIAGE ROBES,
FINE HORSE OovEBs,
FANCY BOG COLLARS,
REAL BUCKsKIN GLOVES
&C.. &c. &c, &C., &c, &c.
AT REDUCED PRICES,
PREVIOUS TO TAKING ACCOUNT OF srOJ JK
nT5Oo SEVENTH srREET-es
BARGAINS BAReAINs |
To BRopHYs new Bookstore the crowd .tu
To purchase OHRIsTnAs PRESENTS ere all are
So beau ,ifuis 50 6HEAP are they, the people all
To BROPHY . Store they II forthwith 60, nor
spend q cent elsewhere.
Don forget
3I4 r STREET,
between 10th and lith.
TOYS! TOYS TOYS!
FANCY GOODS, FANCY GOODS,
ROsARIEs, ROsARIEs,
PRAYER BOOKS, PRAYER BOOKS,
BIBLES, BIBLES
BEST STOCK IN THE CITY.
ALMOST AT oOsT.
At 5 .aa BROPHY's,
de fist 3l4 St, bet. 10th and llth.
II HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Rich chi Decorsted RsSs DINNER SETS
:: ,,.::, .,a 1sfSS iaf';.s SSnTE Ta;EsS S.Es sr..
=" Fancy China and Bohemi an BUBEAU SETS
CologPSs Bottle: Vases, s,, Mugs, Match Boxes
card Sa SH4 essd Baskets
Of alss: mGs
Call early spd examine my stock, before pur.
No. is4 Bfiias street
de 2l-st Georgetown, D. G.
ys'::is ys':Eis ;'gs|s EE:$$E;: EE:|:;: EEE:$||EE::'.
r-.-'- 80. kS6sItSI. kkSsIS.
BUSINESS at very lowest rssssi seHa 4 r111y
p. 306 Pennsylvania avenue,
In addition to our already unusually large as
sortment of new and elegant Goods. designed es
HOLIDAY TRADE,
We this morning open a number Of choice in.
voices, embracing all the
LATEST NOVELTIES. b..
Which, in consequence of the recent decline in
prices, We are enabled to offer st
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
NV. GAIT 4 BROS. jewelers..
de 20 st 3sl PeansyIvanis avenue.
NEERSCAUA PIPES. - = : =
A large assortmentof -.r.
GBNUIHE MEEBsoHAUM PIPES.
NV. GAIT = BBO., Jewellers,
de 2o-3t 3a% Pennsyivania avenue.
Just received, all the newer styles OF
JET JEwELRY. s..
NJ. W. CALF BRO., Jewellers,
de % St 3at Pennsylvania avenue.
FOE P r I. s Il n ETs. .------ =
MIsi9 si6iIY YB6uSahSohS' B6uaSS.o .s.f
N6%r 6prhts rhhtSssIciIso ,.r
ACCORDEUNs,
and every article
'n JeH1P. ELLIS,
sos Pennsylvania avenue,
de 70 a L.H o. fE q near 10th street Z
pkIsENTs FOE HOUsIKE1PERs.
A Set of Pistsd KNIVES, FORKS or SPOONS.
An ICE PITCHER, SYBUP PITCHER, OAKE
BASKET BUTTER COOLER, CAsTOR, URN
or TEAPOT; 70 - =
A ease Of NUT PICKS, or NUT PICKS and
FRUIT KNIFE combined; :
S:tSd EfnAI s q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-22

DSSix bull fights, tis said, wall be- among
crowds that will flock 70 Paris during the Ex.
hibition. A Spanish company have been
granted . license for their brutal exmbitious 8
By the Emperor, and they have already begun
preparations for them on the most gorgeous
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CHRIsrAAs PRESENTS.

Ladies can nd ct BOSWELL g New Fancy Store
3O2 PeDBsy lyanis avenue, between 9th aud 18th
streets, q me assortment of real LACE GOODS,
viz
POINT LACE. POINT APPLIQUE, vALEN.
CIFkES AND ObUNY LACK, HANDkER-
CHIEFS COLLARS. BARBS. &C in sets
AIso, lots Of FINE FANCY GOODS. NOTIONS.
TOILET ARTICLES, ZEPHYR AND W0oLEN
GROrS &C. Sc.
Every body shsuld caiI on BOSWELL, 10 get
Chesp Christmas Goods. de H-6t
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FOR CHILDREs-roy Druns. Mouth Organs,
a. hsttisTs French Mouth Hnrls, sielins, aasa
SSrssss, Drum sticks, Brgn Belle, s1ns Soo1s'
eeIs sest SOC Pens. svssue, near 10Th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-22

VI ANUS We invite the attention o.
the pubic 10 our extensive assort- 3
nent # fine. new, and beautiful'fsSV
PIANOS. selected especially for the Holidays,
comprising pecimens from the six best m anu fac
tuTeT- OF our country, and for sale at factory
prices rsasOnsble terms Also, Piano Stools
and Covers. Parlor Organs. Melodeons. Guitars,
NioiiRs and every article in the music business
JOHN y. BILLS,
500 PenusyIvaaia avenue.
de L 81 near Tenth street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-22

Increased advantages and facility In the exami ma
tloa Of my stock OF Goods. have ntted, It much
trouble, a large apart rtment In the second story ,
directly over nay Store where We Will at all times
take sreat pleesure In waiting upon those who may
Lsdies who wish to avoid the usual crowd are
especially invited to make their selections early
- convenient. ..~' -a de ID tjal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-22

BARGAINS BARoAINS
To BROPHI'S new Bookstore the crowd stjll
presses
To purchase CHRISTMAS PRESENTS ere all are
So bssS,ifuis M 50 CHEAP are they, the people all
declare
To BROPHY D Store they'll forthwith 20, nor
spend q cent elsewhere.
Don't Crget
3l4 r STREET,
between 10th and lith.
The national Republican., 1866-11-27
Navy Bulletin.

Ordered, Nov. l9-Mates E. II. Richardson,
F. A. Haskell, VIM. H. Hurland, and James
Heron, to duty with the Gulf squadron; Sec
ond Assistant Engineer Oscar B. Mills, to
duty at the Novelty iron works in New York.
Detached, Nov. l9-Lieut. Commander
VIM. H. Dana, from the steamer Ossipee..
Honorsbly Discharged, Nov. l9-Acting
Volunteer Lieut.. Commander Il. +. Devins'
from date.
Dismissed, Nov. ls-Midshipmen John l.:
Hart and Charles Z. Soule, Of the Naval
Academy. ..T'.
The national Republican., 1866-11-27

A Dull. DAY.-The total number Of arrests
reported at police headquarters yesterday morning
for tho prscsdng twenty -four hours was but twenty.
two, and the amount Of hnss impbssd, $28.75. In
the Second, Third, Fourth and Tenth precincts no
arrests we're made. H..
The national Republican., 1866-11-27
TKE1sUKY DEPARTMENT,

November II, 1855.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this ofcs until
u o'clock m, DECEMBER !, 1856 for furui,hipg and
delivering nftesn hundred 600) loads Of Sand, and
one thousand ,ooo loads Of Gravel. The sand must
be sharp clean and Of such grain best suited to
masonry and the gravel must be free from clay OF the
most suitable size for concrete The bidder must sub
mit specimsas Of the sand and gravel he proposes
furnish and the material must bs delivered s sueh
places near the Treasury Building may be
By the supsryising Architect, and the whole 81 tn
March. 1857 The price must ine;gds AZ 'ns nAas I'M
and unloading The materials viii % s Trss.nrs nr
EItsnson, and any not equal In quality 10 'he sample
will be rejected, ,,, IA ....nt or ,.,..,
hSs =. n may be deemed for itsintsrestto to do
froposais should be endorsed Proposals Tor sand
"a SrsS.i And Addressed to the sapsrvisins Arehi-
"e' o. 'h' ''''''' 4. B. MULLErT,
| .oso.a supsrvisisg Arehitsst.
The national Republican., 1866-11-27
PROPOSALS. FOR FURNISHING AR
TlCLRs AT THE WASHINGTON NAVY YARD

DROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING AR
TlCLRs AT THE WASHINGTON NAVY YARD.
PAIAABrBR's oYPIcE, U. 8. NAVY,
260 STREET,
WAsHISaroN, D. c., Nov. %, 1865.
Separate sealed proposals, to DO endorsed PRO
posa will be received at this Office until the LIST day
Of December 1856, at 10 o'clock m for the following
articles, to be delivered at Washington Navy Yard viz
FOR BUREAU OF ORDNANCE
200 Uwo hundred) pounds pulveriIed Plumbago, best
quality.
81 (6fy .ssyen) dozen Piles, best quality.
$50 (sight hundred and nfty) pounds cast.sse best
quality.
5000 (dvs thOusand) pounds round and square Iron,
ron BUREAU STEAM ENdIHEERIN6.
O. 900 tive. .thousAnd) pounds finch round Iron,
1900 zone thousand) pounds Riyes, u BY ~ Inches
40 forty -six) pieces 6oantling.
5000 siGht thousandl feet No. white pine Boards.
FOR BUREAU OF NAVIGATION.
$3.50 thirty two hundred and any feet white Pine
No. ], -, -
For Dimensions 30, schedule at this once. The
abpys articles to bs delivered free Of cost to the Gov.
ernment for freight transportation, and at the risk
and expense Of the party Furnishing. Sufficient guar.
antes for prompt delivery will be required o. .Ssssal
bidders. &c. JACKSON,
po2e.St Paymaster United States Navy.
The national Republican., 1866-11-27

INTERNAL RRvENUE-The receipts from this
source on Saturday were $855,272.
The national Republican., 1866-11-27
Mustered Out.

Capt. w. H. Merrill, formerly Chief Quar-
termaster Of the Army Of the james, has
been honorably mustered out OF service.
The national Republican., 1866-11-27

RENovED.-The books, papers and furni-
turs af the police department were yesterday re-
moved from the old Office on Tenth street, to the
building opposite thp City Hall lately occupied by
Mayor Waiiach which has been leased for police
headquarters. Everything will be In order In one
or two days, and hereafter all business will DO
trapsaoted at the new office As stated by US yes.
tsrday tho Are alarm Office will not DO removed be-
fore the lst prozlmo,
The national Republican., 1866-11-27
Naval Prizes.

The prizes due TO the crew Of the Monti:
cello for the capture Of twenty-five bales OF
cotton on the 4th Of July, 1865, are being
adjusted by the Fourth Auditor Of the Treas
ury, and will be ready for distribution in q
few DAYS.
The national Republican., 1866-11-27

VALuABLs WATCHES REcovERED.-Y Yester-
day morning young man, named John Nelson,
wss before Justice Tucker. q Police Hsadquartsrs,
having been arrested ssvsrai days ago By Dvtss.
lives Clarvos and MeDsvitt for having stolss
watch In his possession. The svidsnes before the
Justice showed that the houss Of Kate George, No.
aoe D strsst, wss entered about two wssks ago snd
valuable gold watch and chain stolen thsrsfrom.
Nelson offered 70 pawn them at the store Of Mr..
Bumstein, but that gentleman not knowing him. re-
fused 70 rsosivs them, whsrsupon Nelson procured
recommendations from several rsspsotabs eitissns.
He was taken In custody BY the ofacsrs and upon
being Questioned % 10 how he got the wssoh and
chain, replied that he purchased thsm for es6 from
man IN Baltinors several days ago He also
sisted that the man had another valuable watsh
which hs disposed Of in Baltimors, and directed
the ofiosrs where TO 60 10 recover u. Upon going
10 Baltimore II was found that Nelson had made Z
true statsmsnt, and the watch IVES found to bs ths
property Of Mr.. James Wssoott, Of this city. Mel.
son was dismisssd on his own rscognisancs 10 ap
pear again, and In the meantime the ofhosrs WIN
sndsayor to hnd the man from whom Nelson pur.
chased the watch. ..H.vT .... .- =
The national Republican., 1866-11-27
MARRIEO.

On the aeth instant, at the Methodist Protestant
church, 0eorgstown, D. O. BY Rsv. WIN. B. Evans, A.
T., Aspasw VAH BuRas RoBir, Rsq, Of Robsysville,
Nd, TO Miss ALICE n. DE- VAuoHH, Of Georsetown, DO.
The national Republican., 1866-11-27

ANMadam Mounts Pile salvs-a Valuable
Remedy for that Disease also, Consumption Destroy.
sr aad 1ntirs Cure for the Bronchitis, Asthma, DO.
san Be found d stotts Drug Store, opposite National
Hotslj aiinsa, near Metropolitan Hotsli Pords,
asr Of Eleventh and Psnnsylvania avenue; Rntwisss
sorasr Of Twelfth and Psnnsyivania avenue; Eiots,
Of and Twelfth strsstsi Tarbaughs corner Of
Seventh snd q. jal2-n
The national Republican., 1866-11-27
Executive ADDointments.

O., The following appointments were made by
the President yesterday: Edwin o. Perrin, to
be assessor Of the First District Of New York,
and Thomas H. Benton, to be assessor OF
the Sixth District Of Iowa,
The national Republican., 1866-11-27
DIED,
SPECIAL NOTICES

In Hartford. Conn, Nov. IS 1895. JAsr T. dALLAuplr,
md daughter Of Rdson Fssssnden, Of Hartford.
The national Republican., 1866-11-27

ID Is TO RI,
N THR oRRAr rRAoIDIBNNI,
FIVE NIGHTS 0NLv At TEE NATIONAL THRAfRI,
cohhnNCIH0 MoNDAY. DBcnMB1R s.
n.s.rs. spsld.s Rapisy take rsas pleasure In N.
nouneng that they have csnDisSsi a srrssesasst
with NJ. ]. 0rsu for shsr ssssss q Ave nisHG q
~ Tss XDsiilDn RrsroRr,
Supported By her fall aad complete Dramatic Company
q Cslsbratsd Artists Who have aseenpaaisd her hon
B.rope sxprsssly 10 fsiall her American sagagsnsat
NM RIsT0Rf has sslssled from her sxtsasivs re-
psrtoirs The following rragsliss IN which she Ass
atsd the most intsnss sxsssnt AnA ashsvsA he
unparalleled sueesss IN New York, Drookyn, aai Bes-
ton The Tragedy selected fpv her Debut II
s the IN which she maAs her Arst sp-
psaranee In New York and Boston:
MIDlA.
M0NDAY, Dee. 8, M8D1A.
TUBsDAY. Dee. T. HARY STUART.
THoRsDAY, Dee. q, BLfxABnrH,
FRIDAY, Dee. =, MACBETH.
SATURDAY, Dee. ., DsSoRAH,
scAIl or rtlc:s;: Glc;:s; The '''''I'.''
Orchestra Chsrs Parqastss, and Dress Circle inslst
Ing Reserved Seats.
oenerh Admission
Femuy Wreie
Ristori Ticket onee opens on Tuesday, Nov q, q
O'clock st nstssrots kusis Store vhsi esass fer ths
Season can be secured. fhurstsy, Nsv. ., ssah fsr
any one night ne1l-H.
The national Republican., 1866-11-27
Tho General Land Omce.

; ,Lsts Of swamp land in California, embrac-
inr in the aggregate over 5000 acres, have
been submitted to the Secretary Of the 1nts-
rior for bis approval, as q step preliminary to
tie issuing of patents for the same to the
State. These lands are Of the class desig-
mated in the fourth section Of the act Of July
23, 1866. In view Of the long delay neces-
sarily incident to the transmission Of CORE.
spondence from that State, the General Land
Once is taking and disposing Of all swamp
lands with which there are no interferences,
without waiting for the formal report Of lists
from the Surveyor General
The Commissioner has in preparation, and
will soon present to the Secretary Of the In.
terror for approval, a list Of selections for the
Central Pacific railroad Of California, EN-.
;bracing in the aggregate over forty thousand
The national Republican., 1866-11-27

RADY'S NATIONAL PHOTO
ID GRAPHIC oALLERY.
,~ BROADWAY.
Hsw YosK.
Hssriy opposite Grace ahursh.
Mr. Brady h.. .. view ..d for sale .. his Gallery. s
~ PoRrRAlrs OF ALL olrIolRs,
Of both ssrvisss who have Ae.sslyss IN
q. i.i. war fIs 'iss' vary fisn 'ars' d ,sa' 70
Il .dditio. to his varied assortment Of isassss', Mr.
COLLECTION OF vIEws
Of almost every point made historic In the recent
iist which ny ): 1Ts.sasI viii Ss valued ~ 40.
friends, !" n.n.aio:' Of he Trials thrOash which the
NJ. Brady .iwsys pays soasidsrsbis s..s,Ho, 70
''fks; *. s:v ..yl. Of PoRrRAirs III roRosLAIs Ia.
bssa broushfsy Mr. Brady to psrfsstisn api.u
nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
wi..I.sro., October 4 is.s.
Conn., praying for the extension Of Istsnt granted 70
him on thc ish day ef January. 1885 fer an nprovs.
year. from a. sIpr.iG. q ..ia patent, which Ais'
piss. on u. ls,A Day AZ q January, isG. l.. ,,n.
S.. On st sosb ~ ~ s a.; a'iss
.Pps.I ana :hes s.ss. ~ .k:y i.v. Why said ps:
the Patent Once their objssons specially set forth In
writing a least tesnty days before the day Of
all testimony hlsd BY either party 10 be used a the said
hearing must be taken and ransmitsd IN aesordaAes
application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied apo. a. ts.ti.
day of hearing; the arguments any within ten days
after hling the testimony.
Ordered also that this notice be pubishsd In the kI
PUBLICAN and the Intslltosnesr. wasAnston D. O., and
in the courant, Hartford, Conn, e.ss z week fer
three successive weeks the frst Of sad pubsations te
| 2. o. fHRAKKR,
Connirsiensr Of Patsnts
and send their bills 70 the Pslsst oass With psps
containing this notice. sso.lAWsW
The national Republican., 1866-11-27
AMueEMErrs.

NATIONAL THEATRE
!,::.s G::: ss:..s y: S.,.,., u...
rails TUlSDlY) ivfNfHo, Isv d.
Who vill lsr.snsss, fsr he issi ns, BOB AoRls Il
bi:h:,t Bi.:lsy css,is.,s .nrss-ss ce.ssy q TN
RiogLxn ITx. Win, foi ils isss as1
i.,iss,,s ~ ss1 n
for Seats Dsesfed In Advaase.
To.noRIoW lIoHf, m JBvyHlsoH win sppsas
% CALKB PLUMn1R II DOT, aai M 0oLi0hfkY
In LEND Nj 1--WE sHfLLfN0A
rHURsDAY itfHsiooi. nov. ,.
Admhsion. eeata
The national Republican., 1866-11-27

TNHIS ISTO GIVE NOTICE THATTHE
i subscriber has obtained from the orphsns' Court
of washington county, In the District Of oolunbis
Cstharns Resdegsr, late Of Warrington city, D. O. de-
ceased All persons having claims against the said de-
vouchers thereof the subserbsr, on or before the eA
day Of November next they may ohsrviss BY Law b
excluded from all bsnsnt Of the :aid estate.
OHRIsTIAN LEDkRER,
noT.laWSRs Admi1A0nstpT va
The national Republican., 1866-11-27

CIRcUrr CoURr Judge Cartier. = This
Court met yesterday. The docket was called, and
slargs number Of cases were assigned for trial.
The national Republican., 1866-11-27

- 0workingmen's Convsntion.-An Adj
journsd Meeting will be held In the Council Chamber
City Hall, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. 2sth, at
~ o'clock. full attendance is desirable, the
s.itution will bs acted on.
WIN. r. MCLEAN, President.
JAMES II. REED, Rec. see'y. no27-a
The national Republican., 1866-11-27

a. To Consumptivss.-The Advertiser,
having been restored to health in . few weeks, BY
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with severe lung Affection and that dread dis.
ease, Consumption, Is anxious to make known to his
fellow -sufsrers the means Of cure.
To all who desire II he will send COPY Of the pre-
serption used free Of ehargs with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will hnd .
suRl CuRI FOE CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoscHIrIs, no.
The only object Of the advertiser in sending the pre-
serption s to benefit the aetsd and spread informa
on which he eonesives to be nvaluabs and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy. will cost them
nothing and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
oe25-dwly Williamsburg, Kings county, MI.
The national Republican., 1866-11-27
Tho Coelie Trade.

X Having suppressed the slave trade traffic
our Government has taken steps to arrest the
Coolie trade. Capt. Napoleon Collins, CON-
manding the Sacramento, sailed few days
since for China, carrying with him full in
structions from the State Department to look
into the Coolie trade, and after thorough
examination, report ell the facts to his Gov
eminent, with view to the early ameliora-
ton, II not entire suppression Of this traffic,
&c. Mr.. Seward had contemplated sending
a special agent to China on this business,
but as Capt Collins seemed we'll qualified to
discharge all the duties Of such . mission, he
was commissioned, and his report will be
looked for with much interest. ~
The national Republican., 1866-11-27
TN THE ORPHANS COURT OF THE
W nIsTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

SB William, guardian Of Mary =, and 4AgaIet
Sara sns hayinx reported to the Court that IN pvrI
3 WIN rs desrss. ratiasd and .pprSysd ~ ths 81. ~
prsms Cou rsst OF hsr said wards 10 lois No. II A,d
:SGls.S. Int. 4ss in the siE o. WaihnsSn lhs .sS on.
triet Of Columba, Nsi that the purchaser h complied
.hSS'aaa dollars. thi. S.h az o. 81. sOssEsir ss ~.
A. D. 1855. ordered b., 3otb day Of November 4. D.,
said day; provided copy .. Ses week for three sue.
the NAIioHAL REruBLioAso
:. 6.,hsss' Court
4 true Copy s-rssk: 'Ap ,istsr Of wills.
WRAPPING PAPER FOB sALS Al
iui w SRu 0yII0A FU.B5 boo N-aeE
The national Republican., 1866-11-27

THE WASHINGTON HOMEOPATH-
IL IC DIsPENsARr.
THIS charitable institution mach needed In this
city. will open On MoNDAY, October =, 81 street,
slt, between Twelfth aAd Thirtssath.
GUARDIANS,
HENRY D. COOKE, ESQ.,,
CHARLES KNAP. fsQ,
J0lBPH q. BRADLBY, ESQ
WI. .. HUNTINGTON, ESQ.,.
GEORGE l. BAKER, ESQ.,,
Hon. h0NT0ohI1Y BLAIR
JOHN q. CLARKE, Treasurer.
T. 8. VERDI Y. D., Secretary.
Al this worthy instituoa the peer people Of city
will receive medical stsndsaes and nsAisisss (Fss
charge. F. .-T..8#5... 49,.
The Dispsnsary being supported BY frss sestribu.
tions all those we'll disposed towards the peer nay
send their sontribqnons 70 the Treasurer, JeAa O.
Ciarts, Eaq of the Bank Of Riggs Co.. e the sss
rstary Dr. Verdi, 3os street, between HeurssatA
and Fifteenth.
III. rooms will be opened from ste4p. L.. daily.
Sundays excepted.
0sorgsown Apd any ether physeaa willing to assist
In the good work, will be In attsndanse.
oe29N T, Q. VERDI. Y. D.. Secretary.
The national Republican., 1866-11-27

The HEBREw BENEVOLENT SoorxrY.-The
Hebrew Benevolent Society held meeting at the
Synagogue, on Eighth street, on Sunday afternoon,
~. a n IA s s,,o.InssS Is ..Ut,sm.r S.,s
elected: President, N. Il. Miller, Esq; vice presi.
dent, H. L. Blout; recording secretary, J. 8. ia.
oobson; financial secretary, l. L. Biout; treasurer
Isaac Hsrsbsrg Board Of Managsrs: Beujsmin
De Wolf, 8. Heller, p. Wallaok, B. Kaufman, 2.
L. Furtnsr, B. Grisdorf L. Hsilbrun. Over $500
were paid to the treasurer on Saturday.
The national Republican., 1866-11-27

~ Conservative Army and Navy Union.-
The regular stated meeting Of this organization will be
hsid THIS (TUEsDAY) EVENING. Nov 9Th, at ~
o'clock. In the Aldermen's Chamber City Hall. All
honorby discharged soldiers and sslors invited to
Join. foil and punetual atendanes Of the members
10 desired
: By order Of Col. JAS r. o'BEIRNB,
,. R. McKEAN, President.
Corresponding Secretary. no27-lt
The national Republican., 1866-11-27
Post once AHhars.

"
Virginia establish Swansonville, Pitt
sylvsnia county, and appoint Robert W.
Moore postmaster. Ilr.
Discontinued = Bunker Hill, Bedford
county, and Peters Greek, Pstrick county.
Appointments--Miss Emma Exum, post
mistress, Berlin, southampton county, vice
w. g. Stepenson, deceased. - 80
. T. D. O. Graves, postmaster, Graves Mil,
Madison county, vice w. W. Taylor, re-
signed. 9.s ~
~ West Virginia Discontinue Phenixville,
Morgan county. ... .
= Appointments. Fl. Burner, post
master at Burnersville, Barbour county,
West virginia, vice Mrs. A. Il. Newton, de-
clinsd. Z -. ~ W,
Thomas McComas, postmaster at Falls
Mil, Cabell county, West Virginia, vice B.
3. McOomas, resigned. .-- I'D.
! Henry Nef, postmaster at Peck's Run,
Upshur county, West Virginia, vice L. M.
Hyde, resigned. y tdlafe -
lG ,Te Hugh H. Downey, postmaster at Clinton,
Ohio county, West Virginia, vice John Tur-
pin, resigned. 1.s' 81
- Adam Mcdaniel, postmaster at Coveton,
, Barbour county, West Virginia, vice Ira
/, hern, resigned. ~