davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-16
FROM EUROPE BY CABLE.

FLoREsoE, Oct. ia. m.-The revolutionary
bands which entered the Paph States at differ.
ent points on the eastern and southern frontier
have concentrated In FrOsinone, under Msnotti
Garibaldi, in accordance with directions from
General Garibaldi.
The report that Menotti Gsribaldi had been
arrested proves without foundation.
FLoREscE, Oct. 15-Evening -Exciting news
from the South has just been received. A bat.
tie has been fought near Nswls, in the province
Of Frosinonc between the Garibsldi volunteers
and the Political troops. A strong detachment
Of Pspal Eouaves was sent from Rome during the
latter part last week to prevent the junction
Of the insurgent bands in Frosinone with the
party under Mcnctti which was reported to BE-
in that province. They were unsuccessful In 40.
complaining this object and were obliged TO meet
the united forces Of the insurgents, under com
mand Of Gen. Menotti daribaldi In person.
A desperate eight took place outside the town
Of Verona. The Paph zousves were badly
beaten, losing heavily in killed and woupdeJ.
The Gsribaldians lost ave killed and fifteen
wounded.
PARIS, Oct. l5.-It Is reported that II the
condition Of Affairs around Rome should hecom,
critical, the Pope will leave and take reiu,e
Bavaria, whore he has been offered an asylum.
LONDON, Oct. l5-Midnight Garibaldi hal
sent out an address calling upon Italy to arm.
Mazzini has issued q proclamation eIhortin,
Romans to rise and proclaim q republic. It Il
thought the italian army will cross the Papa
frontier.
Great activity prevails in the naval arsenal a
Toulon.
LONDON, Get. 1j-Evening -Consols, 9SI
Five. Twenty Bonds, Ill Illinois Central, III,
Erie, 46li Atlantic and Great Western at.
FRASKFoRr, Oct. l5..Erening. u nitsd State
Bonds 73I.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. l5-Evening Cotton close,
stronger at slight advance. Kidding Uplands
81; Middling Orleans. 81. Breadstuds ciosst
quiet. Corn easier, declined Cd now mixes
Western 49s Sd. Wheat steady, l5s. for rcd
Western, and lis for California white.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-16

NEW YoRK, Oct. 1.-THE Jerome Park race
commenced to-day. The attendance was yer,
large. The track was in fine condition, and th,
weather magnificent. The FIRST race "a hurdl,
race was won by Julius, beating Tycoon, second
and followed by Leather Lungs, Zoe, Red Bird
and Negritai time 1885,.
Eight horses entered for the jerome Parl
handicap race. Captain Moore came in frat, an,
Enchantress second but the former was rule,
out for foul riding, aud tho race was given to En-
chantressi time 2l2l.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-16


ALEXANDRIA, Oct. l5.-The market this
morning was very active, and prices srs hrmer.
Sales Of 100 bbls, extra -four at Sl2 so for up
| country brands. Wheat 10 firm, but the prices
obtainsd exhibit no change since yesterday
offerings light. Corn 10 Arm, and prices ad-
ysassd esntI sales Of whits and uis.d q
N:n; Rye 4 nr%si At yesterdays quotations.
BALrnaoRE, Oct. l6.--Byeadsiufs-T mar
ket continues very quiet but firm, though We
hear Of no sales Of moment beyond small jobbipg
lots, including good retailing Howard street
extra at $3.50.
Grain.-Wheat-R Receipts light, only 8.204
bushels. Tho market was firm to-day at about
yesterday prices. Sales were as follows: White
bushels at g. 9Oi 200 at g. As; $50 at $2.4O; 100
at $2.l5; 40 at $500; 100 at 81 so; 400 at
o. 40; 20l at g. 81; $50 at 81 so; 100 at 81 65;
1870 at 81 IS; 325 at 81 90; 1876 at 81 90; 1875 at
81 6S; 800 at 81 90; $50 at 50 20; 1850 at $2.6s;
200 at 50. IS; 100 at 81 70; 700 at 81 81; 100 at
90 55; 200 at $265; 100 at $2.75; 456 at 81. so;
l4O at $240j 1870 at $2,87. Corn-Receipts $50
market was weak to-day, and prices fell of to
3 cents
Propisi0ns market is very quiet, and
we hsar Of no sales Of any moment Quotations
| for jobbing lots Of Bacon are nominally I'M
changed Shoulders 14isl4i centsj rib Sides
17iaI7l cents clear ribs lsislsl cents. Bulk
Meats are nominally quoted at 13ial3i cents for
Shoulders, and lot cents for Sides. Hams lsa2O
cents for city cured, and 23a25 cents for Western
sugar.cursd. Mess Pork Is dull, but still hold
at SIS. so, Lard firm; City l4lal4t cents; West.
ern lIi cents.
New YoRK, Oct. Is Flour 5al0 cents better.
Corn one cent better Oats ! cent better. Pork
heavy sales Of 500 barrels Meas % 35a22 40.
Lard steady at l4al4i. Peas steady. Cotton
lands Spirits turpentino lower at 56i. Rosir
dull
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-16
Nayal Prize Money ClaIms.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l5.-This evening tn,
officers and men who were in Admiral Farragut'i
squadron at tho capture Of New Orleans, held Q
meeting to organize a systematic effort tc
obtain prize money, claimed to be due them
for captures at that place There was larg,
attendance, and spirit of determination wa
manifested to press their claims on Congress
A letter was received from Gen. Butler in re
ference to his bill now before Congress, to su
thorlze the payment Of said prize money.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-16

and taken his vessel TO Georgetown for a load Of
coal came down 70 this city yeserdsy and drew the
aSr " s% rs s's s.,ss. %s nat.
the brig, vas here this morning xousiy tnquiripg
for him, for q hts fathsr was q remarkably .b.is.
cannot \. vy ssp 70, In ms
srHAnpoAr Aocrpxsr. The steamer wawsset, on
her way 10 This city this morning from wsshinston
WHOM Just above the coal wharvss, came In contact,
during the fog prevailing at tbs time; with canal
Francis and In tow Of the seamtug Rescue, and had
OF her wheels 90 injured that she was compelled
TO put back TO Washington for repairs. The wa.
several passengers for the different river landings
were detained on the wharf here awaiting her arr
rival uutil the news ofths accident reached them.
PoLrrIoAL.-Ths Republican meeting, on Monday
ol1tion offered By Gen n. H. Wells. requesting both
Mr.. whittlesey, the convention nominee, and MT
Hawzhurst, the ward meeting noIainss, 10 withdraw
composed Of one ward delegate for each hundred con
stitusnts, will now make . new nomination. Gen.
Wells has succeeded In what was said to DO hope
Gals. = -
LEGENDARY ArrRrrf.-An attempt was made last
night, 10 FIRE the frame dwelling No. ~ North
Sc A',Ph strss., the property Of Robert HOdsaip'
consisting Of split shingles, dry sticks, and pine
knots were found In an out building sdjoining the
main dwsllins, that had evidently been snited and
were partially consumed, but the flames had expired
without comnunieating with the frsms structure.
The house was uAtenanted.
RxoITSa CHAsH Quite an exciting chase 90.
Cured on Washington street this morning between
oolored man who had stolen watch, and two OF the
police ofeers The watch, q valuable silver one,
with chain, was fortunately recovered from him
before he broke away from the ocers for after that
u was impossible for anything human to Oyertsts
him.
CHRISTIAN AssocIArIox.-The Christian Assoeia-
ton held its regular monthly meeting At the Baptist
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-16
The Virgin Ia and tennessee Railroad.

RICHMOND Oct l5.-The committee Of the
Virginia and Tennessee railroad have returned
from Washington. They had satisfactory inter.
views with Grant on Monday and with sohoaeld
hero to-day. 1t is now certain that the election
for president Of the railroad will take place at an
adjourned meeting. Gen, Malone will be chosen
by reclamation. This will give him control Of
the line from Norfolk to Tennessee. Arrange.
ments with the Tennessee roads for continue.
tion to Memphis have been perfected. Tho In.
reference on the part of the Secretary of War
with the election was not intended as military
proceeding, but a result of the failures Of the
railroad company to comply with the contract In
payment for its rolling stock.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-16

GLoRIous AND sAD,-The Providence Journal
publishes over three columns Of the names, In
double lines, of the officers and soldiers Of Rhode
Island who fell during the war. These are to
be recorded on the bronze tablets of the monu.
msnts to be erected to their memory and in
commsmoraton Of their deeds. The list 10 one
of which the gallant little State may well DO
proud, as showing how true and self.sacri6cing
was Its practical loyalty. Among the reasons
for printing thi'roII Of honor is to give opportu
nifty for the correction Of errors before It /,
finally put upon enduring metal.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-16

YELLOW FEVER, besides having n serious sido'
has also the ludiorous, among which Is the va.
rious modes of treating 1t. Some think the more
sweat produced the quicker and better the re.
suit. As an old Texas ply scian remarked by
the gods, they boil them" We heard of one
clse who, as soon as the fell demon took hold oil
him, was covered with bed-clothes, etc, viz
three blankets, two quilts, heavy feather bed,
and carpet, besides lying on a feather bed. In
this state he was found by q working member Of
the Charitable Association, who vouches for oil
tho abOye.-LoHStON Telegraph.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-16

Loss or A FISHING VESSEL WITH ALL on
BoARD.-A castine (Maine) fishing vessel was
lost on the New Brunswick coast last Monday,
and Capt. SYLVESTER, Of Deer Island, with the
crew ~ in number were drowned. Tho vessel
was built and owned in common by tho crew
Nine Of the men leave families.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-16

lNDErENDEsT-Thrss young ladies from Port.
land, Me-, join like number from Lowell and
one from Salem, Mas, and the party will leave
for Europe on the 10Th Of this month, with the
Intention Of studying tho languages, music and
painting In Prussia and France. They 40 un.
accompanied, and viii remain abroad about six
months.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-16

suIrs sToPrHD-Durlng the last session Of the
county court nOILs pros was entered In the follow.
Ing cases, VII; CommonwsAlth vs. James Dugan,
mIsdemeanor; same vs. VIM. Baker, assault and bat
terry same vs. samuel ThorntOn, petit larcsny same
p, Winters and Tyler, petit larceny IAme Va Ann
Milton and John castor.
HOTEL THIRP Arr EsrED. Joseph Poindextsr, (eol.
orsdD employed at the Mansion House, was taken In
being The purloinsr OF sundry articles lately missed
from the hotel.
We clip the following from the Gazette
MYSTERIOUS DIsAPrEARASoR. Captain George Tit.
comb, Of the brig O. II. Kennedy, with plaster 10
HOos 4 Wsddsrburp, having discharged his cargo
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-16
News.
suu R, ga Sun 8. 6l7 High Water, 0, IS a, m.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Str. John Gibson, Fuller, New York.
Str Valley City, Tomlin, New York.
Sohr. Caroline N. Holmes Dixon, Hayre.de.
Grace, coal to II. G. Stewart.
Sohr. Union Belle, johnson, Accomac, pota.
toes to master.
sehr. r. ]. Mercer, Stetson, Philadelphia.
sehr. L. II. Hopkins, Bredmore, Providence,
sohr. Annie Jayne, Diamond, Baltimore.
Schr. Mary Loughley, Loughley, Philadelphia.
Schr. Bennett, Laird, Philadelphia.
CLEARED.
Str. Columbia, Harper, Baltimore.
Schr. S. J. Fort, Fort, Providence.
Schr. L. II. Hopkins, Hopkins, Hudson.
schr. A. g. Ireland, Townsend, Hoboken.
schr. s. McDsvitt, MeDevitt, Philadelphia.
Sohr. Ann Jayne, Jayne, Wilmington. N. G.
Sohr. ]. @. Thompson, Vansant, Boston.
Sohr. N. 4 Ii. Gould, Crouell, Boston.
Schr. Clara Smith, Smith, Boston.
Sohr. Laurence, Hicks, river.
Schr. Tennessee, Drummond, Accomac.
schr Pocomoke, Trader, st. Georges.
6loop Fashion, Bagley, Cone river
Sloop Reindeer, Headley, Gone river.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-16
Extra Session Of the Missouri Leglsla,ur.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. l5.-The Jefferson City TimeI
says Gov. Fletcher will call an extra session Of
the Missouri Legislature on the LIST of December.
1t ia now said that Eastern capitalists have
made propositions to tako tho Southwest Pacific
railroad on the terms of Fremont's contract and
build 1t at once. These and other important
railroad interests furnish the reason for the extra
session
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-16

Army APPoISrMEST.-d. W. BUDD, Second
Lieutenant 9th U. S. cavalry, late Captain ID
Iowa cavalry. This gentleman was prepared at
tho academy of Prof ]. FILL, No. 43l street,
between Ninth and Tenth streets. Prof r. has
been peculiarly fortunate in preparing young
officers for examination before the Board Of
Examiners.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-16

ct. LOUIS Oct, IS 1t Is now said that the
fund commissioners Of this State have ordered
the officers Of the Bank Of Commerce Of New
York to apply tho State funds now In their
hands to the payment, just due Of tho coupons
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-16

BATEMANs 5 FREScu DRAuATrc COMPANY b.,
arrived from France, and among other plays will
produce DUMAS fills latest work. LES Idees d,
Mile Aubrey" BArENAS's company will be in
this city the latter part Of December.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-16
Yellow Fever in New Orleans.

Nsw ORLEANS, Oct. l5.-Ths fever inter
msnts to sig o'clock thi, morning numbered
thirty mine.
The time for holding the L'uisisus Asricul.
tural fair has been postponed until the 9th Of
January, 1868.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-16

SAVANNAH, Oct. l5.-Ths steamer Tonawands,
coming up this morning. came into collision with
the pilot-bost Young America, and the latter
sunk In fifteen minutes.
The ship Tangimond Is ashore on Cumberland
island, q total loss.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-16

Tue CHINA TRADE.-The steamship China,
which sailed from San Francisco yesterday fol
Yokohama and Hong Kong, took out over 900
passengers, 700 tons of freight, and $780, 900, OO(
in traasura
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-16

IT IS ESTIMATED that sHARSwoOD's majority
in Pennsylvania will be 7i4. The Senate will
stand 20 Republicans and 10 Democrats In tn.
House there will DO 81 Republicans and 4G Dem.
oeratg
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-16
Movement OF Troops.

RICHMOND, Oct. 15.-company Q, 2lst infantry,
has been ordered from Fredericksburg to Peters.
burg, and companies and II, 9Th artillery, have
been ordered from Fort whipple, Virginia, to
Fort McHenry, Maryland.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-16

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 15.-The match game Of
base ball to-day between the Union club, Of
Washington, and the Commonwealth, of PhilA.
dslphia, was won BY the latter, the score stand.
ing 81 To rs,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-16
New Advertisements.
MEDICAL COLLEGE,
Medical Department Of Columbian Collsgs,l
WASHINGTON, D. c.,
FOR THE SESSION OF Iss7.,ss.

The Forty sixth Annual Session Of the Natlopa
Medical College will begin on MONDAY, the flat o.
October, 1857, and end on the LIST Of March, 1868
general Introductory to the course viii be given
After which the regular lectures will continue, com
ueno'ng ct p. m, daily.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-16

Registration In New York.
New York, Oct. 1.-THE official report,
show rs. O4s voters registered In this city to-day
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-16

NEW YORK YIRsr BOARD SALES.
Coupons, I'LL; 6-2o's, 1852, I'LL; 5-2o's, 1864,
1o8tj b-2o's, 1865, 1881; b.20's, January and
July, 1865. 1861; Io.4os, 1ooii 1905, I'd series
l04ii 1905, Sd series, 1o4,; Gold, 1881.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-16

CHOICE CroARs.-It would be folly to
siid refined gold. to paint the MY, OF throw per.
fums upon the violet; equally vain would u be 10
asmps 10 convey to the resder the eosste aroma Of
one Of the ehoies Cigars sold BY James 9. Clayton At
his store, corner Of Sixth and Psnnsylvana svsnus
The tulip" snd the "Ross''--nons name them
but to prai's. II Jou wish sensation 0. slysium,
try one II.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-16

UsDRRsHrRrs AND DRAwEns.-A rare
shsnesi s offered At No. sos strsss, between Ninth
and Tenth Streets 10 purchase ssasonabs articles In
the way Of Undsrshirts and Drawers At greatly 70.
duesd prices. Thihk Of n Undsrshirts and Draw.
srs can be had at the extremely low prices Of from
sixty cents to one dollar and white Dress Shirts are
selling at less than cost This is srars opportunity,
and should be taken advantage Of
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-16

FACULTY
THOMAS MILLER, N D., Emeritus Professor Of
Anatomy AID PhysioiOgy. and President Of the Fse-
ulty.
WILLIAM p JOHNSON. n. D., Professor Of Oh.
ststrios and Diseases Of Women and Children.
JOHN 9 RILEY, n. D., Professor Of Matsria Med.
sATahS skifH iIucoLs, Y. D., Professor Of
special Operative sAa cliaiesi surgery.
0EoR0k @ scHAKYRHR, n. D.. Professor Of
oEosaf N rows, r. D.. Professor of Theory and
JOHN oRDRosLUx, Y D. Professor Of Phy.i.
ology, Pathology, aad Medieal Jurisprude nee.
THOMAS u. GkOF9Y, NJ D., Professor Of General
and Military surgs'y tud Hygiene.
J. FORD THoG ON, H. D, Professor Of An
A < Po4L 1T. NJ. D, Professor Of Clinical
WILLIAM 3 DRMKLRD, NJ D., D,mon.,ra,or Of
Anstomy.
81 The lseturss commence on Monday, the 2ist Of
October.
The entire expense for fall course Of lecture,
BY all the professors .Sloa
..........c................" Ia
nartrieulatins foe, payable only ones...........
No charge made for Clinical Lectures
For further particulars, apply to
JOHN @. Riley, N. D., Dean,
No 40 New York avenue,
oel6'6t Between Fourteenth and Fifteenth sts
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-16

...., ~ ..e..g. .a..e.9r.
n----.--- ..--------- -. :.
Anslo.tsn leland ye.,srday sftsrnoon was quite I
success, an unusually large and gay assemblage Of
ladies and rsptsmsu being present. II was given
By the Orion Asseciatlon In aid Of ths yellow fever
suaerers in The southern States.
The rules for he Knights were three tits each the
time 0 seconds, and the distance 100 Yards
The judges were Dr. J. A. Ritehie, DR.. Il Q. Caus.
ten, Y. W. Jones. ssa, J. J. BoEus ESQ and J. A.
Donnellsy, ESQ. ; and John Baieher, s,q acted !
timer
The knights entering the lists were O. R. McBlair
Knight Of the Disinhsrited; a. H. Mathew, Knight
Of Sad Memories; Jos. O. Barnett, Knisht Of Hast
wsshingtou A. j. Garrett, Rnight Of shannendais;
NJ s sonsern L a,.n u. pI9nsnsn. hn ns
~ ., nnA,osnn .; " slu nnlgn, OIL AuonA yonn
~ ., smsn, 81 ytsnge .o R n " MM nnan,
RoI.s. Jones; Knisht Of A.hl'y :. I. k.ry.aa,
nns ~ n v,nai f1 hnisns 2. fonss'
III Kn,n x ~ - n,S e. Hhpss Fs,sns n =,
=, MT j. Mason gs,s!sr acted 4. grand marshal, and
~, hss s Jsmes W. oraham aud Joseph hun"w were
The knights At st o'eioet, were drawn up Ia front
OF the Jud gss 'stan when Hon John Wilson, Second
Auditor, delivered iae following charge:
Sin KNfaHrs: This bright, this bssutiful autumn
day will mark an era In the history Of each Of
you. You are arfpxsd, with lance In rest 10 contend
for the prize the glorious prize Of crownipg the lady
for whom you have The highest regard and esteem As
Queen Of Love and Beauty. This prize, Ike every
other valuable In life, only he obtained
BY diligence aud psrsvsrancs-diliss nes In aseus-
tom,ng yourselves 20 equestrian exercises Of the
v.' y,o'sns ~. s.s ~ snu p.,s r, s.as LIZ
.s ey nAha sha qa'es eye "hh' onsAs'u u SUI"
IT, 4. ni.,, a. a.. ,,... u.u.. 4, ~hl.h IN.
49,, ~ 49,, ~ ~ siah,,,, ..s.a.A q.
uoo,ess, ,so sa 'ne Is'ers ~, ~
.ns s miaate 49, IN ou1 ny. m sso e,,h
rs \. ,r.,naS ~ I'm ,rsnsSaa sys,x
wu ny ~ m. NAV .nd ,mn,oss nv m,nS s,,,ny
mam ~ VI 90, oosy saI ahJn "a ama,a,s,. -
Sssh.tSo ahs Snt,.. ,bax oxs ,ssi, MsisI tb.iy
country, aud mankind. Though called q tourna.
ment, the games Of to-day are rather th1ss Of tas
rlng-.oquIring equal n not greater skill In riding
and far more precision In directing the lance These
gamss were the favotes Of the knights Of all nations
Christian and Mahom medan, and as they were
strictly peaceful In their character and did not In
yolye personal collisions were always preferred 10
eombsts Of the lsts whore there was the slightest
risk Of causing quArrels or eontentions Those
s,,s o. snsn' "yt "se 'h'a' 0''o'o
su1hs, anu uue ,.,,,., ,.,t.. b,
.o.oAy, horei pai i.u w, sste soms y
WINES WINES ,ne skl ~ =, "uo tI aey1'sa
srnan ", NV III waYsn,~i. ha,n.. IA ~
orsmsa hia,.am
TIM. ma il ey.r bssr-thus will IL eysr bt-.he
,,ins,niss mai ssnssd ma warrIoy Ia .trusgis sor
hass s~sFeN 49, s'tetbss fes
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-16
Gen. Sheridan I'm Route for Columbus
Ohio.

CLxvzLAsp, o., Oct. 1S.-Gsn. Sheridan
passed through this city en- route 10 Columbus
and the West this evening. He was met at the
depot BY an enthusiastic crowd; and aftsr thank.
ing them for their welcome, and amid cheers for
the little hero, he was OF.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-16

on the State bonds. The balance to the credit
Of the State In the Bank Of Commsros 10 over
two and . half millions, and inssfAoisnt 10 pay
the coupons. r
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-16

PROPOSALS FOR THE PURCHASE
OF SUMMARIZE TELEGRAPH CABLE.
Cutnp ouLRfHRNAsrHR's 0Yrfcn,
melee FIRsr MILITARY Dsrnicr, y
.. RICHMOND, Va, October 7, 1857.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this once I'M
III THURSDAY October II, 1851, at II O'Clock m, for
SUBMARINE rLLRaRAPH CABLE
between Fort Monroe and Chsrrystone, Va.
The length Of the Cable 10 twenty three miles, more
or less IL has seven conducting wires galvanized
srmor Of No. wire, and weighs ton tons 10 the mile
IL was manuaetured in Europe expressly for the use
Of the Governmsnt
The Cabis 10, with the exception Of one leak, In
good condition. and will be sold as II lays.
The Chief Quartermastsr ress yes the right 10 re-
jset any or all bids thst he may dem too low.
Termsi Cash, in Government funds.
JAMES N MOORE
BIT. Lieut. Col and ouArtsrmaster, U. g. Chief Q.
N. 1st Military District. 90 1b.td
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-16
'EOIf.L 8 oHLsTvgms.

ExcRLLRsr wnrrH SHIRTS, made to order,
for ss per half dozen, ~ Hsanlsss No sss Seventh
street. near Maryland avenue. .4 Hr|H.r 900
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-16

JoHS D. GoUGH will lecture in Boston October
"a, on the Lights and Shadows Of London life
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-16

TALL AT 422 SEVENTH STREET,
~ between O and II, and examine New Goods
Stoves Of every description. Plumbing snd Gas. G
ting done at reasonable rates. oel9-lt