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The national Republican., 1867-12-03

| CRIMINAL COURT - December Term. Judge
9lin opened the December term of tho Criminal
Court yesterday morning
The grand jury, whose nsmos were announced
Sn thas ths Rspe, last week. were called oharged
Judge OIin said that the duties of rtspd iuro,
were so well defined, and so universally known
as to need but little Instruction from the Bench
ne. He stated spccinctly the province Of the grand
After remaining out some time the Jury re.
turned to the Court several indictments against
whose indictments had been quAshcd during the
session by reason Of the irregularity ofthe March
United States VS.. John Lapine and Mary La
pinne.assanlt and battery with intent to kill.
The plaintiff were arrested on a bench war
The proof Is that Lspine discharged 4 pistol at
him, on some difficulty arising reis;ive to the
Judge olin said that there was no sround for
the jury to and Intent to kill, and !. verdict was
rendered OF assault only. The Judge sentenced
the parties to pay fine Of 40.
In the cases OF William Clarke-n,tsance; p.
rick in the rst, and Mr. Morseii In IL, last case, @
ground that the March grand jury Which found
ne W. inaSs ndomea.s Ts as improperly e'nstiutd
William Sorrell, Buck Saunders, and Lloyd
Brook-assault and battery. RocogiIlance for.
feited and sci. fd against ball.
The Court then adjourned until tbs morning
E9UITY CouRT-Judge Wyiie.-The s,eclai term
Of the supreme Court OF the Districtof Coium-
bla for December, opens this morninf. The fol-
lowing cases, In addition to those reported by us
last month as on the calendar OF the November
term have been entered for trial of tlis term;
003 Adams VS.. Carroll Adams.
9tl Homa ys Homa. Schmidt.
7io. briggs Va. briggs Totten and Riddle.
76T and 773 Washington, Alexandra and
Georgetown Railroad Company vsD. r. Mar
tin. Merrick, Brent and Riddle.
SSt. Behrend vs.. Gaiser. Thompson and
Philips
9i7. Cryer vs.. Cryer Norris.
935. Ferguson VS.. Ferguson. Norris.
and Merrick.
The court opens at 10 o'clock.
IN cHAMBERs-BRFORR JUDGE WYLIR.
1880. Owens vs.. Whitmore. Orde' for judg-
ment pro eoHfesso, and reference TO auditor.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
81. In the matter OF W. 5. Joyce. Order for |
rule to show cause. |
3S. are. Jacob Peyser. Order OF reference to |
the register.
70. n re. J. N. Dickson. Order to assignee to
sell assets.
The national Republican., 1867-12-03
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The national Republican., 1867-12-03

A NEW CIRCLE.-On Sunday evening, q new
FeniAn organization was started In the Seventh
ward. The circle, in honor OF those Fenians re
Gently executed at Manchester, took the name OF
Manchester Circle, and Ia composed OF those who
acknowledge John Savage as the head OF the
nrQaniIatinn
The national Republican., 1867-12-03
q CITY or DINA NC Es.
si.ty-Firth Council.

An Acr To set tho curbstones and pave the foot.
ways and cutters on the west and east side Of
First street west, and I and K streets north.
Be IL enacted, &c, That the Mayor be, aud ho
Is hereby, authorised and requested to cause tho
curbstones to be set and the footways and gut.
ters paved on tbe'west and east sides Of First
street west, between I and X streets north the
work TO be contracted for, and executed IN the
manner and under the esuperintendence provided
BY law and to defray the expense Of the said
improvement, . special taI equal 10 the cost
thereof is hereby imposed and levied on all lots
or parts Of lots bordering on the line Of the i'm.
provement; the said tax TO be assessed and col.
lectsd In conformity with the provisions Of the
act approved October IL, 1865.
Approved November 7, 1867.
The national Republican., 1867-12-03
THE BEST is THB CHEAPEST

THE BEST Is THE cHBAPBsT'
HARVEST Is OVERT
THR YIELD Is GREAT
PROSPERITY ABoUNDsi
WINTER is COMING
AND now IS THE TIME TO TAKE
MooRE's RURAL NEW YORKER.
The national Republican., 1867-12-03

MIR. CLuss, OF the firm OF Oluss l. Hammer.
heuber, requests us to state that the assertion
Of our reporter, that the architectural plans OF
the Young Mems Christian Association build
ing were those of Starkweather X PlowmAn, is
incorrect-that the structure is being erected
from plans furnished by Mr.. Cluss.
The national Republican., 1867-12-03

Police BUsISEss-On Sunday only eighteen
arrests were made In the entire District, the
fines imposed amounting to t3s.70. No arrests
tnry,
The national Republican., 1867-12-03

CUNNING EXCUHsIoN,-Our friend, James H.
Reed, with several others, leaves this morning
on the steamer Wawasett, Captain Foulke, for
Currioman bay, Va, where the party design re-
maiaing several days to partielpte In hunting.
The national Republican., 1867-12-03

| COMMITTED FOR CoURr.-The sailor, lanes
| Burns, arrested by Detectives Coomes and Miller
for stealing a coat valued at ESQ., the property Of
Frank NJ. Girton, has been committed to jail for
| court by Justice d. r. Smith.
The national Republican., 1867-12-03

PosT OYRICE MONTHLY RgPoRT.-The follow
ing 10 the report OF mail matter delivered and
collected by the letter carriers OF the City Post
Ofhce during the month of November; Number
carriers employed %; delivery trips daily, 81 col
lection trips aaily I; mall letters delivered lOJ
22l; local letters delivered, 10, newspapers,
Sc delivered 49, 1906 letters collected TO- 23s; news
papers, SC, collected, 4, ,220.
The national Republican., 1867-12-03

DEATH OF 4 CLERK.-Mr. Francis Lowndes
for 1fty-nye years a clerk In the Treasury De
partment, died at his residence In Georgetown
Mr. l.. was appointed In 1912, and was CAPTAIN Of
a volunteer company at the battle OF Bladens
burg.
The national Republican., 1867-12-03

RE-sTAKINa THE RouTg.-We are Informed by
gentleman just from Rockville, Md, that per.
the proposed new Metropolitan raIlroa ad between
this city and Point OF Rocks, a large number OF
stakes having been removed The word now Is
possible.
The national Republican., 1867-12-03

CHARGED WITH PERJURY.-Andrew ], Cola
more, charged with perjury, gave bail for court
In the sum Of 1900 before Justice Gull.
The national Republican., 1867-12-03

LARCENY or CJorHINa.-On Sunday morning
a colored man named John Brown, charged with
the larceny Of q lot of clothing, the property Of
Clinton Thomas. He had q hearing before JUS
tice Gull, who committed him to jail for court
The national Republican., 1867-12-03

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSION.
ERs.-This Board met at their room In the City
Hall, last evening, when there were present
Hon. Richard WsIlach, John W. Thompson,
Charles !. Garfield, Commissioners +. y. Eek
loft, clerk, and John Sessford, chief engineer.
The resignation of Louis W. Dorsey as super
numerary OF No. 2, was received and accepted.
The commissioners expressed regret at the loss
OF such an efficient member.
Application was received from John E. En-
twisIe for the position Of extraman.
A resignation was received from L. B. Cation,
fireman Of No. 3, which was accepted, and NJ. N.
Bassett was appointed to all the Vacancy.
Jasper A. Smith and I. Fry were appointed as
extramen of No. g..
VIM Belt was appointed a supernumerary OF
No,2, Adjourned,
The national Republican., 1867-12-03

The PROPOSED TRADE CONFERENCE.-The con-
yention proposed to be held here on the lith Of
December, and to be composed of delegates from
the various branches OF trade interested in the
internal revenue tax on spirits, promises to be
large and influential, as adyices have already
been received Of the election OF delegates in va
rious parts OF the country. No branch OF the
trade will be unrepresented, and gentlemen in
terested say that they will be able to bring such
a pressure to bear upon Congress that they will
not be able to resist certain desired alterations
and notifications of the laws.
The national Republican., 1867-12-03

AWARD OF CoNTRAcTs.-Yesterday, at noon,
United States navy, opened proposals for sup
plies for the Washington navy yard The fol-
lowing were the successful bidders;
]. n. Ridgeway, 1000 barrel hoops, e32 per 100.
Wheeler q Browning, 1000 lbs. cut nails at T-l0
per pound twelve dozen l0-inch hard smooth
files, at % per dozen and tweve dozen l+inch
square bastard hes, at t7. 10 dozen; 600 feet "
Inch copper wire rope, at % cents foot 50 bbl..
50 tons white ash coal, at s6.ei ton. Wilcox q
Hall, o dozen AZ inch galvanized thimbles, at o.
a dozen 8 dozen 8 inch do, at s26oj one gross
az inch do, at Is 25 and one gross 3M inch do,
atA. Joseph l.. Savage, 150 ship-sorapers, at 81
cents each l2 sides Of bellows feather, at t6.75
each, N. W, Burehell, 46o gallons Of lard oil, At
allsA a gallon.
The national Republican., 1867-12-03

ArPoIsrED.-Mr. Frank Herbert, of this city,
has been appointed a route agent by the Post
master General
The national Republican., 1867-12-03

A RE COMING
THE PAR-PAMED ORIGINAL AND ONLY
NORRIS BROTHERS MINsTRELs,
FROM BOSTON,
WALLS OPERA HOUSE,
ron oSE WEEK ONLY, COMMENCING
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2, 1877
TwRNTY-Two STAR PERFORMERS.
BILLY NORRIS, the Peoples Comedian, In an
entire now entortAinmen nj, entitled
ATRIP AROUND THE WORLD
An ESrIRR oHASGs or PRoGkAnnE EAcH EvHsisa
Box ohiee open from 10 to u and 2 to Pm
scale OF Prices; Private Boxes, o. %; Orchestra
GhAi 10 oonts PArquetto and Dress Circle, 90 cents,
Gallery, IS cents.
Doors open at I; to commence Al 9 o'eloek
noyT Msnascr
The national Republican., 1867-12-03

SEVEN CoURTs.-We are In no danger at this
time of being without Justice for the want of ju-
dicial tribunals. Beside the numerous magiH-
trates' courts there will be In session In this city
to-day seven courts Of extensive Jurisdiction;
the Equity Court, the District Court, the Or
cult court, the Criminal Court, and the Orphans
l1nurt
The national Republican., 1867-12-03

For EURoPE.-The Rev. Father J. A. Walter
leaves the city on Wednesday for New York,
and will sail on Saturday for Europe. Father
Walter has our wishes for q safe and pleasant
voyage, and speedy return with renewed health
and vigor. He preached his farewell sermon on
Sunday forenoon, and many in the audience
shed tears at the thought OF parting with the
Rev. Father even for a short time.
The national Republican., 1867-12-03

tail. at RAMsBgRG SONS, No. lad High street.
oIibigs' AND 'dgNTs' GAUNTLgTs MADE TO
ORDER NON I'm
The national Republican., 1867-12-03
Il. N 0 X l. EY

Il. MoXLEY.
FANCY DRESSES
DoAINoBs
yoR
LADIES. GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN,
no. 90 TENTH STREET. NOS
The national Republican., 1867-12-03

AN IMPORTANT IsvESTIos.-We have In our
possession an instrument entitled the "Burglar's
Alarm" invented by Mr.. J. W. Kelly, residing
on the corner Of Twelfth street and Maryland
avenue. II has an ordinary pistol barrel with q
screw to fasten II to the door Jam, which barrel
may be loaded with powder and ball, II neces-
ary,with aspring-hammer, extended far enough
In the act OF cooking to touch the door II opens
and explodes the charge. The mouth of the bar
rel points to the door, and the person opening
the same receives the ball, II the weapon be
loaded. 1t " a most excellent and effective
alarm, and must be seen to be appreciated.
The national Republican., 1867-12-03
THE COUR.Ra.

ceniber Ttrm-Monday, December q ls67g-7The court
met, pursuant to law, at II O'Clock p. m. at the
Capitol -
Justices Nelson, Clifford, Swsyne, Miller, and
The Chief Justice announced to the bar that
there would be a call OF the docket tomorrow
morning, under the 26th rule.
Adjourned until tomorrow morning At eleven
O'Clock, U.'.
The national Republican., 1867-12-03

LARcRsr.-Yesterday Detectives Kelly and
Bigley arrested q man named Andrew Jackson
on charge Of having stolen gold watch chain
Pennsylvania avenue, on Thursday last. The
chain was recovered, and Justice Walter COM
mitted Jackson to Jail for court.
The national Republican., 1867-12-03

WHHs VENUS issued from the sen,
She went to Douglass Brothersi
'Hoop-skirts and Corsets, Pads" said she,
SURPRISING any others."
She robed her. smiling, walked away,
The gods her path attended;
And not word was hoard that day
But-''yenus! o, how splendidl"
sho Whispered: ''who would look like mo
To Ninth street soi ave hundred three. "
no9-lm
The national Republican., 1867-12-03

CosoRkokTioNAL MkETlNo,-h meetihg o.
convened last night at Columbia College Law
Building, for the purpose Of discussing the pro-
priety OF discontinuing the Sabbath morning
meetings at Metzerott Hall, and worshipping at
the Capitol instead.
Rev. DR.. Boynton was called on to preside, and
J. B. Johnson acted as secretary.
Mr.. ID. NJ. Kelsey offered q resolution to the
effect that hereafter the congregation worship
at the Capitol on Sabbath mornings, and at Co-
lumbia College Law Building during the week.
The resolution was discussed at great length
by dozen or more persons.
When the vote was taken, 6l voted In the af-
frmatlve, and II In the negative.
Tho Sunday school will hereafter be held at
Columbia College Law Building, instead OF Met
zerott Hall.
The national Republican., 1867-12-03

FIRST Co-oPERATIvE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
This association met last evening at Potomac
Hall, South Washington, W. ]. Stephenson, esq.
vice president, occupying the chair. The secre-
cent. premium; " 500 at 1915 and 600 at l27 per
cent. premium. These premiums, we believe,
are larger than any that have been recorded OF
and they speak we'll for the success Of the First
Cooperative and for the cooperative system
generally.
The national Republican., 1867-12-03
Lost and Found.
Boarding.

RoARDING. FIRST CLASS TABLE BOARD
ID can be had at the AMERICAN HOUSE, corner Of
month. SCOTT 4 BROU0HTOH
no27-l0l
The national Republican., 1867-12-03

The FIRE YESTERDAY MoRNINg.-The alarm
OF fire which we have mentioned as occurring
about half past one o'clock yesterday morning,
was caused by some scamp who placed some
combustiblc material under the weathcrboaring
O. the two.story frame grocery Of MT; william
to which he set fire. Officers Dunn and O'Brien,
of the First ward, struck the alarm, and the
Union, Rucker and Hibernia engines, and the
Hook and Ladder company responded. The
Union went to work and extinguished the flames,
the others arriving too late, they having been d.
verted by miscount of the bells, Mr. Sweeney's
loss In goods s about q 200, and he is insured In
a company In Franklin, Massachusetts, for
g. 900. The front OF the house, which belongs to
Mr.. George Lowry, is burnt out, and involves a
loss Of 400, on which there Is no Insurance.
The national Republican., 1867-12-03
Georgetown Advertisements.

55 CONFECTIONERY. So
rAdwALLACI's, No. 50 HIGH STREET. GEORGE
Cakes, Pastries, French Candies, Grapes, dc.
Weddings and Parties furnished with tho Tfnes
confectionery, and In the most eegan, style. n2-lm
The national Republican., 1867-12-03
EuRNITUREl FURNITURE |

J. B. yANDERwBRRRN,
~ los HIGH sTREETi i9B0R0BTOwN,
Calls the attention OF the public to hts extensive
sortmont Of FL RNITURE consisting In part Of beauti
full Cottage PArloT, and Chamber sets, Extension Din
ing Tables sc which he offers to sell on hemost
sona6le terms aud asks call before purchasing else
where nOb-lmM
The national Republican., 1867-12-03

A TTENTIONl ATTENTION
MANuFAcr11RRRR AND pkHIER IN CIGARS.
TOBACCO, csSuff, Pipes. ss, No. 2 Brid.s
10 the attention OF the public TO his hne Of
the above articles, and particularly to his clear HA-
cents nO23- lml1
The national Republican., 1867-12-03

BOARD OF HEALrH.-The new Board of Health
met In the Aldermen Chamber, city Hall, at D.
m. yesterday, with DR.. George NJ. Dove as secre-
tary.
Those present are : Drs. Hagner, Riley, Young,
Ford, Todd, and Fenwick, and Gen. Bacon and
Mr.. Job Angus.
The Board proceeded to make nominations for
officers Of the Board, and Gen Peter +. Bacon
and DR.. J. O. Riley were nominated for the pres
idency.
Drs. Hagner and Young were appointed as
tellers.
On motion of Dr. Ford, the election OF officers
was postponed, and the Board adjourned.
The national Republican., 1867-12-03

ACCIDENTAL SHooTISa.-Saturday afternoon,
while two youths, tCharles white and Joseph
Northrup,) were out hunting the latter was ac-
mistook his rustllng of the bushes for the move
ments of an old hare. The wound was not OF .
very serious character, though a number OF shot
were imbedded In the wounded member about
the toes. The accident occurred about two
miles from the city, on the road leading from
Columbian College, and the victim was conve eyed
to the residence of n neighboring farmer TIL a
conveyance from the city could be sent for him.
The national Republican., 1867-12-03
Amusements.

| -4.a'f Amusomen1. ~
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w.....4.lnaaHaRASP AsSHHAPf WE SS2HBssTs q sgT{sp.on
METzBRoT HALL.
ONE GRAND CONCERT.
THURSDAY EVENING, DEC. Q. 1857.
Mr.. L, p HARRISON oy................. DIRECTOR.
MI Harrison, Of stclnway and Irving Halls, ksw
ONE GRAND CONCERT.
on the above date Owing to other engagement. this
hear sSs ns s,
Concert Troupe unequaled in tho world. =
MADAME PAREPA ROSA. -. -s...
Mr. LEOPOLD DE MEYER,
H. nt appearance in wa.hius sSn 1.c' n ) rsn
Tho Famous Buso,
MR.. CARL ROSA.
Tho Favorte vloiinist
Mr.. GEO. W. COLBY Y.."..........n.. CONDUCTOR.
Doors open atTi to commences at O'Clock.
sl g. Mr. Rsn,SS s:,
Store on "wednesday, Dee. dss.a
L METzERoTT HALL.
HAYDN, Grand oE,terio Of the .'cREATIos,,, will
bc gwen BY the Philharmonic Society at MetIerott
Hall, TUESDAY EVENING, December s, with full
ofchestra and chorus Of 100 voices
SOPRANO
u Wy stmrrVN''.s.........
UCToR...".,r.......Dr. J. p. CAULRiELD
Tickets, with Secured seats.
Sale of Tickets will commence on Friday morning,
November -, at Metrerou's Music Store,
II. TOWNSEND,
noo-0 Secretary.
The national Republican., 1867-12-03
ToYsi ToYs,i ToYs!il

VNOYsl TOYS! TOYsWI
RFANCY ARTICLES Of every description. including
avareiy Of Toys and Trnkets for presents 70 ehil-
drcn. have just received large and beautiful sur.
ply Of goods suitable for Christmas and New Year
presents Call early and get , The sheise -
vnoG % High street, nearlB idEe, Georgetown.N
The national Republican., 1867-12-03

49, CASES TO DAY,
Gases will be taken up to-day In the followin
order: Calendar Nos. 2o5 100, n, log, l59, no. 20
2o3, 2o3, sos and 1853.
lis not expected that all these will be tried.
The court, at 4 O'Clock, adjourned until thi
The national Republican., 1867-12-03

S.I < TO s25 PER DAY sURE-AGENTsw WANTED
%btS to ss our GHS1,
should u;eit. ~ 7 TriSurs; wShays seen i
Christidn Idsoeate 1.-THE Patent Wire C othes Line
y all 4 pnrp3rts % be; ~ indspsndent; Ad-
WAY. New York
The national Republican., 1867-12-03
NEW FURNITURE STORE,
FEW DOORS WEST OF HiSH-sIdN OF THE BIG

The undersigned wishes to inform his friends and
public generally, that his FURNITURE Is now open
lor Inspection and Is confident he can show the most
Please call aud get his prices before else
where J, b, WELLS,
nOG us Bridge St ueoTgetoWn, ID, U,
The national Republican., 1867-12-03

WTANTBD-AN AGENT-0NE CHANCE IN EACH
w town, worthy the attention Of an active business
man, to take the agency for the sale Of Bradstree
Rubber Moulding and Weather Strips, applied TO the
sides, bottom, top and contre OF doors and windows
The sale Il beyond eyer offered before 70 an
agent ana from ~ to SS Per day can be made send
bargain. Terms for Moulding, cash. j. h. BRAD.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-11-14

NUw6Jng1MgRJng peUY61Uv11l
up, for capital Is ut concentrating, nu
,Ses':sE.2aEeoXs.iedes:
Ltd are icing i WI N,
oper6e verJ lnjurS \ 3hs nla y, n
<neceafarily .. but sSrp Ati1ns I 3 soul
less, selfish, sordid, graphing and tyran-
meal. They effect disastrously the
price Of labor and its products, and in
crease the price of the necessaries of life.
Places of honor and profit are hheirz
equally, but is, 50 far As their influence
gocs, barred from the producer. Hence
we - that capital = confsoIe becomes
an evil instead Of ! blessing. Aristocra-
cy q = cuse on any people, and our
forefathers strove 10 make il an outlaw
In our government Such 1uxuriate on
the unrequited toll Of Others, Is did the
Oiigarchs in the sunny cIimes Of the
South. We hold and maintain that al
non-producing classes are supported by
the producing ciasses. without equitable
compensation, and OF course burthen
and an oppression TO those who are I'M.
willingly made to bear the unjust bur-
den. I think it is no time now to even
approximate to the zone man power"
The hard fisied yeomaury, beneath their.
pusny nair. aud Dow itisssAnuiuS IneIf
manners and awkward appear
ance, have an idea away inside their
thick skulls, that their neighbors knov
better what viii be to their advantage,
md will be a. likely to express their LAM
suage 70 thai it will he generally under
food in the regulation of our. county
AZ could any of those friendly,
polished gentlemen who have parox-
fsnns of familiarity with the laborer and
his wants, especially before the election
We the people, think some Of controlling
Dur own matters more in the future than
We have in the past. .yass sae .gs.s.y 81
Nov. 9Th, 1857. .., REPUBLICAN,. i