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The national Republican., 1867-09-25
The Yellow Fever.

This terrible scourge is still master Of
the situation, SO to speak, in the Gulf
cities, and the most noticeable fact con-
nected with this awful epidemic is that the
victims of it are generally Northern peo-
pie. The newspapers from the South, and
the kilograms received, give us many
startling and thrilling accounts Of the
ravages Of this terrible visitation.
So far as we can learn, nothing has ye
been done in this city to raise means II
relieve these distressed ones. Will no
somebody who has the means and the in
fuence, inaugurate some effective move
ment in their behalf?
The national Republican., 1867-09-25

and especially 90 on the present oooasion and
under the existing circumstances. Irspsat, that
II 10 not my purpn'o to make an sddress IN this
uccasion, but t. tender, you my thanks-my
heartfelt thanks--for this demonstration here 10.
night, and for thi6 nns and large asssmblags. II
the time and elrcumstanoss justihsd, would
with much pleasure address you on the questions
which divide and Distract the public mind.
You know, my friends, however, that the
country 10 In great peril therefore am proud
10 see that you arc aroused and alive TO It,
tCries Of "Good-" "That's tho talk ~ You
have saved II In times gone BY. and ! feel we'll
assured that you oan and will save II In time TO
come. [Chss Of Hear hearm and tive will. "
I repeat, our country 10 In great peril tho Con-
stitution Of our country 10 In psril-thst Consli-
tuition whios was formed and framed BY our
fathers, By the patriots Of the Revolution, and
which they esnsatsd with their blood, and II
becomes your duty 10 redeem and to save II from
the peril In which II is involved.
have another single utterance, and that ut
tsranes ID, let every one here tonight have .
preservation Of the Constitution Of the country,
and all will bs safe. ICriss Of Hear" "hsar. "
Let considerations conviction be our courage;
let the public good be our aim, and the Oonstitu.
tion Of the country bs our guide, and all will be
we'll ICheers And now, again, accept my
thanks for this kind demonstration you have
made, and take with you, In saying to you good
bye, my best wishes for your welfare.
After three cheers for the President the i'm
msnss crowd dispersed.
From the Metropolitan Hotel, Mr.. Samuel r.
Sylvester was selected As marshal, and In sp.
probation Of that gentleman Heald's Band sore-
naded him at the once Of the National Infeiii.
gene0 after their return from the Presidents
House
The national Republican., 1867-09-25
TROUBLE IN THE NEW DO.
MINION.

The British Provinces, including Upper
and Lower Canada, New Brunswick, Nova
Scotia, and Prince Edwards Island, have,
alters deal Of labor, formed what is called
the New Dominion. But this confedera-
lion does not seem to work harmoniously.
The people Of these Provinces do not
seem to be altogether pleased with this
new system Of government The Canadas
are tolerably acquiescent, and SO is New
Brunswick; but Nova Scotia does not
seem to acquiesce in this arrangement with
a very becoming grace. For the local
Parliament there has not been single
member returned favorable to federation,
while all the Nova Scotia Representatives
to the House Of Commons, except two,
are pledged against it.
1t has been said that this feeling in
Nova Scotia is simply natural opposi
ton to the confederation, and that the
people of this province are not influenced
in their action by desire for annexation
to the United States. This is a mistake,
for whether these people, as at present
situated, avow or not their preference for
annexation to the United States, they
nevertheless mean that, and when the hour
comes will embrace the privilege with JOY
and rejoicing.
The Government Of the New Dominion
starts off under most unfavorable auspices
and il it weather the storm which is raised
against it it will be q marvel. The re
corded vote Of Nova Scotia to this fed
Grafton may not prevent it, but ever!
friend of the measure must see and &C
knowledge that the resistance Of this colony
is serious obstacle in the way. A new
government Of the type which this New
Dominion assumes to inaugurate must
maintain its prestige or go with much
obloquy to the wall.
We have never hesitated to advance our
views. We are in favor Of the annexation
of all these provinces to the United States.
We believe that Canada belongs to us,
and we hail therefore any uneasiness that
may be manifested. We are opposed to
rebellion there and here and everywhere,
but we are not opposed to the peac eful
dissolution Of the tie which binds these
provinces to the British Government.
The national Republican., 1867-09-25

fhOm EUtSOfE BE Chbbhs
LONDON, Sept. 2t.-Ths ship Ariel, ono Of the
Chinese tes feet, arrived to-day. She beat the
TAPPING, which was the hrst ship out, having
lsft Shanghai nine days after her
Parliament will probably rsasssmbie In No
vsmbsr.
The United State, sunbost Shamrock arrived
OF cowles.
Arrests Of alleged rioters arc still being made
BY the police Of Manchester.
It Is rumorsd that Kelly and Dsasy sailed
from Liverpool in one Of the Atlantic steamers.
A special commission will try tho Manchester
rioters
A conflict occurred at Limerick yesterday be-.
tween the people and the royal troops. Eight
persons were bayonettsd and ono man killed.
The conduct Of tho troops is condemned.
A report reached Dublin that . supposed Fe.
nisn crafs had been seen of Terry.
FLORENCE, Sept. 23.-The Roman Govern
m,nt has taken steps to guard against attack.
Troops arc being withdrawn from outlying
points and being concentrated at Rome.
The italian Government Is concentrating
troops on tho frontier.
Dispatches from Rome say many arrests hav,
been made.
Our consul at Malaga writes that the Spanish
Government has declared tho whole Of th'
fever, and that in consequence thereof all vessel
arriving from ports Of the United States mus
perform ten days quarantine at foul lararstto
BERLIN, Sept. A.-The North German Ga
zstts, the organ Of Bismarck, says South Ger
man States are now free to join the confedera
tion Of tho North, and make Germany one na
tion.
BERLIN, Sept "a Tho Prussian Diet va
dissolved yesterday. It will meet In Novsmbs
ard include deputies from tho States annexed Il
Prussia.
MADRID, Sept. 24.-salutaiy reforms ar
about to be introduced into Porto Rico.
LONDON, Sept AT Is reported that th'
Emperor Of Russia has refused the proGsrsd ALI
snos made BY the Sublime Porte, and 10 nov
ssshing 10 bring about an alliance between
France and Russia.
PARIS, Sept. A.-Periere has resigned tbs
presidency Of the Credit Mobilisr.
PARIS, Sept. 24-Kvsning g-Troops have len
France for Rouel.
pkhLiN, oePt. <f-SFenink'-ln tne Nortn
German Parlismsnt to-day, during debate on
the address to the King Of Prussia, Count Won
Bismarck made a patriotic and significant speech
He declared in 4 most emphatic manner, that II
the German nation wished to mite, there was no
power strong enough to hinder the union, nor
was there any power paltry enough to make the
attempt.
LONDON, Sept. 24.-Adyices from China repre-
sent the tea market quiet. The total amount
exported to the 2sth Of August was sixty million
pounds.
At the Newmarket races to-day the Great
Eastern railway stakes were won by Mistlstoe.
| LONDON, Sept. 24-9 p. m.-Tho following
dispatch has been received here:
FLORENCE, Sept. 2i.-Garibaldi has beeI
arrested by the Italian Government while cross
ing tho Roman frontier"
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Interior Department.

GENERAL LAND oFYIcE.-Ths Commissioner
Of tho General Land 0faos has had prepared and
will transmit In few days 80 donation patents
for ancient settlement claims, covering over
$500 acres In Oregon and Washington Terri.
tory. The patents will bo sent 70 Roseburg,
Oregon City, and Vancouver.
PEACE PRoBABLE.-The Interior Office is In
receipt Of the following telegram from N. @.
Tayler, dated Omaha, Sept rs:
"0ur council with the Indians on the North
Platte was perfectly satisfactory, and prospects
Of peace with all Of them are more fAttering
than at any tlme. The Apaohss, Arapahoes,
Kioways, Comanchss, and friendly Cheyennsi
are willing, II the other Chsysnnss viii not max,
pence, to subjugsts them II Government will
furnish the ammunition. So Superintendent
Murphy Informs mo-"
TRANSFER OF Indian AoEscIKs.-Upon Ii,
Recommendation Of the Indian Bureau, the Sec
Rotary Of the Interior has directed that tn,
agency for the Usage, Qusparo, Seneca, ant
Shawnee tribes Of Indians bs Transferred from
the southern to the central supsrintsndeney, III,
keadquartsrs Of which are at Atehison City.
The national Republican., 1867-09-25
Democratic Conservative Convention
The Nomination.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 24.-The Democratic Con.
servatiVe convention to-day nominated the fol.
lowing city ticket for courts, provided for by the
new constitution Judge OF the Court Of Appeals,
Hon. James s. BartoIi Chief Justice Of the
Supreme Bench, Hon. 7. Parkin Scott Associate
Justices, Geo W. Dobbin, Henry T. Carey,
Robert Gilmore, and White Pinokusy. Bartol
and Scott are at present on the bench. Judge,
Of Orphans Court, Thomas Bond, DR., BOlder
stOu, Bolivar, and Daniels for city register, ]
Harmon Brown.
The national Republican., 1867-09-25

IE THE dedicatory prayer of new Nor,
mon church in Utah, Elder Taylor invoked q
blessing upon every part of the building, naming
them in order, from the foundation stone t
the hinges, locks, and fsstsnings Of thu
DOORS" and tho "tip. zinc, or other material
used upon the roof" the paint. Varnisb, putty
and nails - #-
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(oTYIcIAL.l
THE STATE DEPARTMENT.
bEfAkfhkfT OF btATkI
WAsuISGros, Sept. Il, 1857.

wAsHISaros, Sept. a, 1857. I
Information has been received at this
Department from Mr.. Thomas X. Smith,
the consul Of the United States at Pana
ma, of the death, in September, 1867, at
Panama, of Thomas Murphy, J ohm W oods,
and George Kirshner, citizens of the Uni.
ted States.
The national Republican., 1867-09-25

CHARLES DICKENS writes to friend in
Boston: ~ notice that about onoe In every
seven years become the victim Of q paragraph
disease 1t breaks out in England, travels to
India by the overland route, gets to America per
CunArd line, strikes the base Of the Rocky Noun.
tains, and, rebOunding back to Europe, mostly
perishss on the steppes Of Russia from inanitiop
and extreme cold.''
The national Republican., 1867-09-25
pERROMAI.

Hon. r. 7. VAN HORN, member Of Con-
gress from Missouri. arrived in Washington yes.
tsrdsy, and is stopping at the Metropolitan.
GEo. W. BLUNT, ESQ.,, for many years
connected with the coast survey and = genial
and social gentlemen, has rooms at the Ebbitt.
The national Republican., 1867-09-25

ONE oy one the secrets Of the Cleveland
Fsnian Convention are leaking out. Tho latest
revelation Is that tho nsme Of the late General
Msashsr was hsSed every time II was msntionsdi
hardly proper treatment for so brilliant and
patriotic an Irishmau.
The national Republican., 1867-09-25
DEPARTMENT or STATS,

W WA8HIN"IVNI uoPF' ~ looFs
Information has been received at this
Department from Mr.. Thomas X. Smith,
the consul of the United states at Pana-
ma, OF the death, on the 9th of Septem.
Der, 1867, at Panama, Of Julius II. Kroehl
The legal representatives, Of the deceased
can obtain further information upon ap.
plicaton TO this Department.
The national Republican., 1867-09-25
From California-The Union County Con
vention Nominations.

vention Nominations.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 24-The Union county
convention In San Francisco have nominated
Cowlos and Black, the present incumbents, for
county and probate judges, and LOuderback for
police judge. The party is united on these nOmi-
nations, and support Curry for Justice Of the
supreme court and Sweet for State superintendent
Of instruction. Tho Independent press, which
opposed GOrham. urge the election Of all these
candidates.
The statistics Of the county assessors through.
out the State show material increase Of prop.
srty value of improved land and amount Of agri.
cultural and manufacturing products.
The national Republican., 1867-09-25
General sherman at 81. Louis.

sr. LOUIS, Sept. 2.-Gsnoral Sherman ar.
rived hero to-day. The Indian peace commits.
siOnsrs will next meet at Fort Hooker. Kansas,
October 9Th, whore they will arrange for coun.
ell with the Cheyennes.
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WOULD RESPECT.

A GARD II WOULD RESPECT
IA fally inform ny customers and the public gem
orally, that have removed from my old stand, No.
SAL kRhth street east 10 the new store, northwest
corner Of Seventh street and Virginia avenue navy
Ysrd,) and willis thanking them for their former
generous patronAgs would earnestly solicit contin-
usnse Of the same at my new place o. bu.lasss
sea6. .ets J. J. GREEN.
The national Republican., 1867-09-25

An ACCOUNT Of our visit to the mari
beds in Prince Georges county, Mary
land, will appear tomorrow.
The national Republican., 1867-09-25
Base Bali IN philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept A.-The match game
Of base ball, between the Jensrsons, Of Washing.
ton, and the Athletics, Of this city. today, was
wo BY the lattsr, the score standing Jefferson,
Il; Athlstics, 50.
The national Republican., 1867-09-25
Destruction OF a Tobacco Factory.

PETERSBURG, Sept. 2l-The tobacco factory
u Reuben Rogland, at Petersburg, was burnsd
his morning. Loss $3.50. .OOOj Insurance $50, 900.
The national Republican., 1867-09-25
Election In Coioraao.

Denver, COLORADO, Sept 24-Clsver Is
elected delegate to Congress from New Mexico.
The election turned entirely on local issues.
The national Republican., 1867-09-25
MONEY, MONEY, MONEY.
GRAND CO OPERATIVE BUILDING AssocIATIo,

In pursuance OF sdjournment, . meeting Of the
above association will be hsld on "WEDNESDAY,
the 2jth instant, at o'clock, p. In the Potomac
Hall, corner Of Eleventh street and Maryland ave-
nue., when the committee will submit constitution
and BY laws 70. ADOPTION after which an eleeton Of
onesrs will take place. O. b. CHURCH,
ssf5.M Chairman.
The national Republican., 1867-09-25
War Department.

ARMY BULLETIN. --Brevet Brig. Gen. Silas
Casey, detailed as . member Of the New York
Examining Board, vice Brevet Brig. Gen. A.. J.
slemmer, relieved and ordered TO his regiment
in the Department Of the Platte. Capt. W. II.
II. Peck has boon mustered out and honorabiy
discharged.
RErIRisG BoARDs.-The Retiring Board 70.
Gently assembled at Philadelphia Is dissolved.
A Retiring Court 10 ordered to assemble imms-
diatsly In New York, to bs composed Of the fol-
lowing officers Brsvst Major Gen. Phil. 81. q.
Cooke, Brevet Brig. Cons. J. L. Gardner, A.
Gully, R. O. Wood, W. d. Sloan, and J. II. Ham,
mond, and Capt. J. p. Sanger.
vIsrroRs Sheridan visited the War
Department yesterday morning, and spent some
time with Gen. Grant.
FRuIrs AHD VEGETABLES ron the Army
by General Orders No. 81 from the War Depart
ment, General Grant Directs the Commisssry
General Of Subsistence TO supply posts west Of
the 96th degree Of longitude literally with canned
fruits, vegetables &o., for sale to officers. Com
manding officers Of companies arc authorised to
buy such supplies for their companies st the
prices charged to officers The Commissary Gen.
eral will be authorized to limit the amount Of
these sales whenever abuse Of the privilege
herein given Is apprshsndsd. =
The national Republican., 1867-09-25
From Riehnaond-soidisrs and Sailors
Convention.

RrcHxosD, Sept. A-asn. sehohsld has de-
oiisd that the only restriction imposed upon
eligibility 10 membership Of the State oenvsn.
tion Is having taken the oath TO the United
ststss and Afterwards sidsd the rebellion.
Delegates are arriving to attend tho soldiers
and sailors convention, which meets tomorrow.
RicHnosp, Sept. A.-About ono hundred
delegates TO the Soldiers and Sailors convsn.
tion arrived tonight A caucus has been held
and . platform determined upon, ss follows:
Equal rights before the law encouragement Of
education; more equal taxation, and the fostering
Of the Industrial interests Of tho Stats.
The national Republican., 1867-09-25
Death Of Col. John II. James.

CHATTANOOGA, Sept a.-col. John II.
james, late quartsrmaster United States army,
and Afterwards qusrtsrmaster Of the State Of
Tennessee, died at ssrsn o'clock this morning,
Of fever and bowel complaint, at the Lookout
Mountain House, Of which hs was proprietor.
The national Republican., 1867-09-25
+ UMBER, LIME AND CEMENT !

UMBER, LIME AND CEMENTl
l6o, 900 best quality Of white Pine Steam Kiln
Dried Lumber.
800, 900 Bangor Laths.
200, 900 feet Of white Pine and Spruce selptling.
Also, Fence Piekets, Hsmlook, Boards. Rails Jost,
Of Seventh street. ssP. BROWN 1 SON,
dA2 4e5 Ninth street, bet. Z and y.
The national Republican., 1867-09-25
Gen. sh.rsa..,. Reception in Ph,i.dsi-

Gen. shsrsdan's Reception In Phiisdsi-
phia.
PnrLADELrniA, Sept 81 Very extensive
preparations are being made here for the rscsp.
tion Of Gen. shsrdan tomorrow night. It
pronisss V Be one Of the greatest affair Of the
kind ever Known In this city. The procession
viii sompdss military. hrsmsn, and civic bodies.
Arrangsmsnts have been perfected along the
route for the Illumination Of buildings ban.
qust will be given In the evening By the city at
the oontinsntai Hotel. On Thursday At one
o'clock, the ofciai reception will occur in Inds-
psndsnos Hall, whom Mayor MoMiehssl will sr.
tend the Inequalities Of the city TO the hero Of
the shsnandosh.
The national Republican., 1867-09-25
TOAL l. md WOOD.

On hand and for sale, at the lowest market rates
the cslebrated Lykens Valley, Lorberry, shAmokin,
and Baltimore Company Goals, Bgg, Stove, and Fur-
mace sizes.
Also, Hickory, Oak, snd Pine Wood, sawed and
split to any length and sire, or In the stick.
The above delivered to any part Of the city Atsho
notice. @. L. bHRRIPP,
once Penn. ay. bet. Sd aud AZ streets.
Jes'if Yard and Mil AZ st. and Canal.
The national Republican., 1867-09-25
L o CAL urEMs .

FoR TnE OPgRA.-White Vests, to but
ton high or low. especially for Opera wear Assks
Co., OF Seventh ssrest. LII. ...5.. ESQ
The national Republican., 1867-09-25

GAS FIX URES.
",
CHANDELIERS, -
PENDANTS, Brackets,
and PILLAR Ll0HTs,
Just received from the establishment Of
CoRhELlUs BAKER, PHILADELPHIA,
which we sell At tmAnufasturers' prices. No oHARoh
FOR PUTTIH0 UP fIxTuRHs
Also, FANCY PRRaCH BHADKS
We are agents for HAYES PATENT RRyRRslBLf
PILTkR, which cleanses itsslf without being taksn
apart and renders Potomac water ~ clear a. erys.
tai. II should b. In every house.
ALEX. X. SHEPHERD 3 BROS
200 PennsylyAniA avenue, south side,
AuT'eolm near sorasr Of Eleventh street.
The national Republican., 1867-09-25

THIS BEAUTIFULLY FITTED-UP HOUSE
IL for rent By the night, week. month"; to re-
sponsible parties, for
PIRsr.C GLASS EXHIBITIONS ONLY.
seating capacity for 900 persons. Stocked with
scenery and properties with full stage eapsety for
traps, &e. -
For terms, address WI. WALL CO.,
South corner Pennsylvania avenue aud Ninth street
The national Republican., 1867-09-25

DOR RENT-THE LARGE AND
I FINE HOUSE, corner Twenty nhh aud streets,
No. 63; Is rooms, gas and water, with large garden
attached. Rent, t76 month. Possession given lst
October. Apply on the premises or at Ao Pennsyl.
yania avonus, between Twelfth and fhiItssnth
streets se2S-u
The national Republican., 1867-09-25
THE DEPARTMENTS.
stats nsnartm.nt.

DEArH OF An EsaIxrxR. Tho following vas
received at this Department from Thos. Kiiby
Smith, United States Consul at Psnama, Central
America, under date Of 11th instant
Julius II. Krohi, . anaturalixed American oiti-
sen, superintendent and chief engineer Of The
Pacific Pearl Company, Of New York, who was
attending to their works here, died from fever
on the 9th inst. He served as volunteer lieu
tenant In our navy during large portion Of the
war. both In the Mississippi squadron and that
on the east coast Of the United 6tates., have
taken charge Of his personal effects and notified
the Pacific Pearl Company at New York, and re-
quested them TO advise his family.
His funeral was conducted " The Masonic fra
tsrnity here .eI.H
The national Republican., 1867-09-25

Evan Hughes is happy to In orm his many kind
patrons and the public that he is again able 70 pre-
sent himself before them In his individual capacity
undsr the above title. Hsis pleased to aeknovlsdgs
the nasy hvors he has received at their hands, and
solcits continuation Of the patronage he has tried
to merit and secure, By unrsmittsg efforts to ssrvs
and please, for many years.
Hs has sddsd to his already large stock 1 new
assortment Of
CLOTHS. cAssIMRREs, AND vEsTIKGs,
superior In Style and quality, which he will manu-.
aoturs 70 order In manner to please, and at prices
70 suit the times. He will guarantees entire safsfae.
tion In every particular. ssa5.lmso
The national Republican., 1867-09-25

FoR The 0PgRA.-White Vests, to but
ton high or low. especially for Opera wear Assks
4 Co., OF Seventh s'rsst. u IL. .4ss.. ESQ
Nh. JAcoB BooL is now permanently
established in his new Boot and shos Store, No.tie
Seventh street, between O and streets, near The
fassat ONES, whore he has large and we'll selected
stock Of Boots Shoes and CATERS for ladies and gsn
usmen, nissss. youihs, ana children, Of srsry de-
seripton. Also, zaas 70 order, Boots, Shoes, and
Caters Of Ne ssss Yrsash Calf 81 the iowst prices
at. df sfne -A--->----- arf FTT
HxrLBRus q Bfo., b06 Seventh street,
one door south Of odd Yeliovs' Hall, make 10 order
and warrant ageod A. Hrsneh Calf stitched CATERS
e7.50; French Calf stitshsd Boots, Ell; American
Calf Stitched Boots 90; First rais pssrsd Boots, ss
Fine stitched Boots hand for es Home made pssssd
Boots. seso; Heavy Kip and Grain Boots, ss to G.
q 5PnCIAL OTTO HI @.
special connunieasie.
Of the Grand Lodge Of y. A. \. Of the District Of
Columbia, will be held at Central nssesie Hall,
corner Of and Ninth streets, on THURSDAY even
Ing, 2eth instant, At o'clock. By order Of The n
". Grand Master NOBLE D. LARNHR,
ss2s-a tstar and Exprssaj sT-
81 PUBLIC soHoOLs.-At the Hast
meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of Public Schools
the following resolution was adopted:
Resolusd That the following places Be designated
as oess for the transaction Of ali the Public Behooi
business By the respective sub.Bosrds Of rrustses;
For the sub-Bosrd, First District First and Sec.
ond wards-sehool room, corner rourtssnih and o
streets. u al. .|
For the sub-Bosrd, Second District, CThird and
Fourth wards)-sehool room on n. between Sixth
| and Seventh streets.
For The sub.Bosrd, Third District, (FiNh a,d
| Sixth wards)-wailaeh School Building, and School
room, corner Third strsst east and street south.
For the sub-Board,s Fourth District, Seventh
Ward)-Mals Grammar School room, John T. Thomp-
son, teacher, on Sixth street ~ Hss1
Ths Trustees will be In attsndanes a. the Abovs.
named places from Q 70 s< o'sioek on each nsrnins
| Of the week, from Monday 70 Friday, insiasivs,
during the month Of September; aad all persons
entitled 70 tickets Of admission 10 the Public Schools
can procure thsm At the places and times designated
By order Of the Board. p - VA
sep R.P. BoTsxAU. sse'y.
Il
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GARDNER'S PHOTOGRAPHIC
" ART GALLERY,
IJrHLLIdHHonR BUILDIHe,
Bll Seventh strsst,
onOH MORE III RUNNING ORDER.

The damage caused By the late are has been % Tar
repaired that business viii be resumed
THIS MORNING, "WEDNESDAY October tth,)
when, formerly, the rule will be strictly enforced
throughout the sstAblishmsnt,
"PRoDUCE THE BEST, no NATTER WHAT TIE
COST In TINE AnD MATkRiAL,n
ous fisnds and sustomsrs for past kindnsss, and
10 sSy II shall be his soEstAlt aim to soptinus 10
merit tb, ,.'y liberal sassaFAsssss' S.rs,efe'. az
sstsi ~ bin eN ~
The national Republican., 1867-09-25
FOR SALE OR RENT.

NOTICE.-PERSONS HAVING DE-
IN posits with the undersigned will please re-
dean the same before the l2th Of October, or they
will be sold At publio auction on that data
FOR SALE.-Tho good will Of the
Store, No. SIT PennsylyA1ia avenue, with iron SAFE
shelving, blinds and license, the latter to until
febru,fy, 1868. Any persoa wishing 10 engage in
the business will dad 4 70 be one Of the bssi es,ab
lished stands In Washington. For further partieu-
lars Inquire on the premises.
M = T-I. LEVI D. DE WOLFF.
ss-Aiso a no.top Bugsy tusuiy nsw) for sale.
se2i-lw