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DIED,

oa Tuesi.y moruing, JoHs wiGHrNAS, In the
sal year Of his age
The funeral will take place on Thursday afternoon
st O'Clock, from the residence Of his mother in
law, Mrs Fleteher, No. 500 street, between Fourth
and Fifth His friends and the friends Of the family
are invited to attend.
on the 5th Instant After q protrastsd illnsss. We
FRASxLIs, infant son Of William y. and susannah
N. Dove.
The friends Of the family invited to attend the
funeral this wednesday, afternoon at AZ O'Clock,
from the residence Of his parents Fourth strset east
between street south and Virginia avenue.
On tho 9TH instant. Breyet Lieutenant Colons
JASEs T. HARRIsos. Captain 9Th cavalry, aged 81
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New Advertisements.
NJ o T I @ Z

Scaled proposals. will be received At this oacs
until 10 o'clock, a. m. WEDNESDAY, November
% 1857, for furnishing the garrison at Patsbureh
BArraeks New York. with the following articles for
General g. 4. may direct:
f0RAGE-Hay and Oats
BEDDING-Straw.
Bids will be taken for all or each Of the articles
separately, TO be Of good marketable quality and 10
be delivered at such times and In such places az the
commanding offeer may direct The Goysrnme eni
reserve. for itself the privilege TO reject any OF ali
bids, should they be deemed unreasonable. Bids
Will be sealed and addressed 70 Lioutenant PRAnR
MADDEN, A. Q. N. Piattsburgh Barracks, New
Straw. - INV
4. A ouartsrmastsr's Once, Platsburgh Bar.
racks, New York, October Is, 1867. noe.td
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IT IS ASSERTED that the Presid snt offered
the portfolio OF the War OGics to Ex-Governor
ANDREW, Of Massachusetts,, q short time before
his death, and that the Governor concluded to
accept it. That the position was offered to Mr..
ANDREW is probably true but that the sI
Governor agreed to accept it, We dOa't believe.
Mr. Johnson could not have selected q bette
mani but We are pretty confident that JoHS A.
ANDREW was firmly set against the accsptanc,
Of apy public Office.
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Charter Election I'm Detroit.

DETROIT, MIcH., Nov. 5.-The charter elec.
tiOn took place here to-day without excite.
wsnt, and with a light vote. Returns from
all the wards but one show . majority for W.
W. Wheaton, the Democratic candidate for
Mayor, Of 600. This will bs reduced about
800 BY the returns from the Fifth ward. The
city councils will remain q tie as at present.
The Republican candidate for director Of the
poor and two for justices Of the peace are
probably elected,
The national Republican., 1867-11-06

The NArIosAL THEArRE,-A very good au.
disnes assembled at the National last evening
to greet Mr.. MURDOCH in the interesting drama
Of "wine Works Wonders" The cast was a
good one and the play was we'll rendered. To.
night the drama Of "Monoy" will be placed
upon the boards with MURDoCH as Evelyn.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
l. n,sx ., EoyIxBzR 4. 1867

In accordance with Q resolution Of Congress, ap-
proved July 25, 1855, Authorilng the Secretary Of
the Treasury to sell the stock owned by the United
States ia the Dismal swamp Canal Company. In such
manner as to best protect the interests Of the United
In said canal and to ensure that the zane be
kept open as q navigable highway without further
expense to the 6oveTpment:
Noties 10 hereby given that on MONDAY, the oh
day Of Deeembsr, 1857, at II o'clock. q. m I, eight
hundred (so0) shares Of stock owned by the United
States in said Dismal Swamp Canal Company viii
be sold at public Aucoo, to the higbe.t bidder At
the Treasury Department. In the city OF washipgton
The Dismal swamp Canal conneet, the waters Of
kliIabtth river, In yirsinia, with the Pssquotank
river, In North CArolna distsnee Of about twenty
eight and one half ESQ miles, and has been con
strueisd a. cost upwards Of one million dollars
The whole number Of shares In the Canal Company
10 nineteen hundred and forty -four, Q,0tD having
an original par value Of two hundred and atty dol.
! lars (t25o) per share.
Full inior In relation to the history and con.
dition Of the canal will be Afforded upon application
| At this Department
Terms Of sale: One tenth part Of the purchase
money to bo deposited at the time Of sAls and the
balance to be paid upon the delivery Of the instru
| ments Of conveyance. HUGH McCULLoCH,
nob'3Ot Secretary.
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PROPOSALS. FOR THE CONsTRUC-
Il TIoN OF A SEWER IN NINETEENTH STREET

oPRIcE or suPERIsIESDESr AND INSPECTOR orr
hEwERs, CARRIAdBwArs AND SIDEWALKS, &c, }
Clrr HALL, WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. 0, 1867.
eealsd Proposals will be received at the Mayors
once, uutil IL m. on FRIDAY, Novsmbar l5, 1857,
for the construction Of barrel sewer In Einsteenth
street west from the north aide Of street porth and
to connect with the proposed sewerage In Nineteeuth
and streets, with such drops, traps nanhOlss and
lateral branches may be required Tho sIs Of the
main sewer will be two feet, and the latsrAls two
feet, inside dlAmeters, with walls nine inches In
thickness. The traps and manholes will be the
same size and shape as those at Franklin square
and Thirtsonth street west
Bidders will state the price per linea foot for the
main and latsralg, teparatelyj per manhole, trap,
DROP and which shall include ali cost Of excavation
and realing and making good the streets or cross.
ings disturbed.
For further particulars specification In the su-
perintendest And lnspeetor's once, or the Commis-
sionSr Of the First ward.
The right Is reserved by the Mayor to eeet any or
all bids should 1t be deemed TO the interest Of the
Corporation to do so WIN f0hSYTH,
Superintendent and Inspector, DC.
SAMUEL DUVALL,
Commissioner PirAt Ward.
JAMES RVRLBTH,
THOMAS EVANS,
moo laRli Assistant Commissioners.
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nos.6.
IDEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
WIauIunrnH netnhax "a las1

wAsHSGros, October 80, 1867.
On the petition Of WILLIAM BuRsErr, Of San Fran i
cisco, Cal. and John Amsterdam, OF New York, N.
praying for the extension Of patont granted to
them the 2sh day Of February, 1854 for An improve
In the use OF Fusbls Disks In Steam Boilers, for
seven 70 re from the expiration Of said patent
takes place on the 2sth day Of February, 1865;
ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent omee on MONDAY, the 10th day Of February
next at IL o'clock, N. and ali persons are notified
to appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required TO file
In the Patent once their objections specially set
forth In wrng at least ttsety days before the day
Of hearing all testimony nlsd BY either party to be
used At the said hearing, must be taken and trAns-
mittsd In accordance with the rules Of the once
which will be furnished on application.
Depouitoas and other papers, relied upon tsst-
mony mast be hled In the Office ti0sAly days before
tho da! Of hearing the arguments, II any, within
| ten days after nling the testimony.
ordsred also, that this notice be Published In tho
REPUBLICAN, and the Intslifgsncer. Washington D.
O.. and In the New York Atlas, New York, N T.
once week for three successive weeks the hrst ol
said publeatons to be at least sixty days previous
70 the day OF hearing T. c. THBAKRR,
noO'W5w COmmlssinneT Of Patents
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BURLINGTON BREAKWATER.

U. g. ESeIEEER oPFIcE,l
oswSGo, N. T., October Is, 1857.
Sealed proposals will bs received By the under
signed until the 10Th Of November, 1867, at II a. m
for the following timber; -.
$4,000 linear Tor eubie) feet Of Hsmlook Timber,
ward.
Is. 900 feet b. IN Of 3.ineh Hsmioek Plank.
900 linear Ter eubio) feet Of white Pine Timber
ward
Il, coo feet b. m. Of s.ineh Pine Plank.
Tho whole must be delivered at Burlington, ",
before the lst Of July 1885, and at least one third
soon IS navigation opens on Lake chAmplAin. II
must be sawed, Of the best quality, straight and Of
the full spseihe Dimensions threughsut Nothing
else will be accepted. The prices named must cover
all expenses Of delivery and preparing for Inspection
40. At such points ~ may be required.
Blank forms for guaranteed proposals. and further
Information may be obtained on application al thiI
once. G. Z. BLUhT,
Ii. Col. Of Engineers,
Ro6 u Bvt. Col, U. g. A.
The national Republican., 1867-11-06

MICHAEL PHELAs Of New York, and IsIDoRE
GAYRAUp, of Washington. gave an exhibition oi
their skill at billiards in Baltimore last evening,
We witnessed for short time their playing at
the new billiard room Of the Metropolitan Hotel
on Monday last The room is 10 every respect
what it should be and the playing could not well
be beat
The national Republican., 1867-11-06
DR0POsALs FOR CORN AMI

DBPoT ouARrRRN AsrER q 0PrIcBI
FoRr HARKER, KANSAS, October Is, 1857.
Sealed proposals will be received at this ofss IN
vi Of the 9th Of November, 1867, for the deliv-
cry at Fort Harksr, Kansas, o.
ssSSS ss;SSS BUsaiLs or SG1s' SSns'
The Corn to be sound old Corn Of the best quality
and the Oats 70 be Of the bost quality and free from
dirt. Corn and Oats 10 be put up In good, sound
gunny or burap saeks, and to be subject to weight
aud Inspection at place Of delivery. To be delivered
such place, and In such quantities at this depot as
the QuArtermAster may direct. Delivery to com :
menee a. soon ~ the bids arc accepted. The whole
1857. Proposals will be made separately for Corn
or Oats. The remaining conditions are the same a.
are usual when supplies required OF this Depot
on proposals. Any further Information required
will be given st this once on applieation.
HEHRY INMAH,
noG'd Brsvet Major aud A. Q. NJ, U.sA.
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PROPOSALS. FOR WOOD.

DRPor orARrERsAsrER's 0FPioB, !
Foar HAlkER, KASsAs. October %, 1857. I
Scaled proposals will be received at this one
1867, for tho delivery ct Fort Harksr, Kansas, Of
500 CORDS op WOOD,
To be Of the best quality Of wood growing In tb
yieinity Of this Depot, free from small limbs an
brush, and split 10 convenient siis.
To be delivered at such time and place % th
ouartermAstor At this Depot may direct. The Who'll
TO be delivered on or before the s0th Of November
1867. Bidders will state At what time they can de
liver the entire quantity The conditions attached
bidding for this wood will be the a. IL usual
this Depot In such cases. Necessary informAtic
will be given on application. Tslegrarhio bids wi
not be received. HBHRY ISMAH,
Bvt Majer ant A. Q. NJ, U. 8. A.,
no5-td depot q. n.
The national Republican., 1867-11-06

IT Is KNOWN that the Committee on the As.
sasslnation CT President LINCOLN have been
busy during the recess Of Congress in collecting
information and facts respecting that foul deed,
and that they are in possession Of much i'm
portant testimony.
The national Republican., 1867-11-06
NANOY GOODS,-MIss K AWE BC

EANCY GOODS.-MISS X ATE BOR-
I LAND respectfully announces to her friends
and the public that she has Just received at her
store, corner Of Massachusetts, avenue and Sixth
street. extensive assortment Of Goods, including
Ladies' Fancy Articles Of all descriptions, Hosiery,
Millinery, Toilet Articles &c In great VARIETY Cen
tlemsn's FuInishipg Goods. Articles OF Millinery
made 10 order Miss Borland returns her acknowl-
edgments for the patronage Ehs has hitherto 10:
eeivsd and trusts BY the qualify Of her articles and
attention 10 the orders OF her customers to merit and
secure Q continuance Of their fAvors. o2S.mwf6t~
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The Lieutenant Colonel commanding an
nounces with mu,h regret, to the command, tn,
death Of Brevst Lieutenant Colonel JAMES z
HARRIsoS, captain 5th United States cavalry
who expired at 7 O'Clock, a. IN this day, II
this city.
As a testimonial of respect to the memory oi
this most excellent gentleman and gallant OF.
Ger, It Is requested that all officers who may mo-
be prevented by the requirements Of duty attend
bis funeral at o'clock Wednesday, Novsmbs'
9, 1857, from his late residence, No. SO Pennsyl
vania avenue.
BY command Of Lieutenant Colonel George W
Wallace, Jso. L. VYES,
Pirst Lieut.. 18th U. S. Inr,
Garrison Adiu'ant
The national Republican., 1867-11-06

The official registration returns from three
fourths Of the districts Of South carolins show
that the blacksso far have majority Of 33, s34.
Only nine out Of thirty.ons districts have white
msjorities
A large amount Of obligations, exceeding
half million in the aggregate, due chiefly to
Northern crsditors matured In Charleston banks,
and were promptly paid on Monday.
The national Republican., 1867-11-06

WALLS 0pERA HousE.-"Under the Gas.
light" Somebody said to US yesterday, 'is It
not astonishing that this play draws so well'"
Our reply was MOI it is just one Of those pleasing
performances which are always run to gain pub.
lic favor and win popular applause, It will be
continued during this week and probably longer.
The national Republican., 1867-11-06

Army ArPOISTMENTs.-J. Ii. SANDS, second
lieutenant 9th United States cavalry WILLIAM
DAVIS. second lieutenant 10th United States
cavalry. These gentlemen, We are informed,
were prepared for examination by Prof. FILL,
No. 43l l street, between Ninth and Tsnth
rtrapta
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VIRGINIA FLOUR DEPOT.

The undersignsd beg leave to inform their Gus
TONERS and the public generally, that they have
taken the C0MMoDI0Ub wAhKH0UBB,
No. % LOUISIANA AVENUE,
BETWEEN NINTH AND THsTH srRKETs,
where they are constantly receiving large consRn
msnts Of FLOUR and all Kinds Of Oouutfy Produce,
which they are prepared to sell on the most reason
able terms. We respectfully soliot . call from all
those dealing In RLOUR, as wS think We are In q
position TO offer thsm better advantages than can be
offered them elsewhere In the District.
oe26 m n, win RN0LIBH 90.
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Brevst Major General, U. 8.
The Retiraey Of Mr.. Galt-The Case OF
the Propeller Georgian.

TORONTO, Nov. 5.-Dispatchss from the Ottawa
Lsadsr say that Hon. ~. Gait has been retired
from the Government by reasons Of a private
nature. No one has yet been mentioned as his
successor.
The case of the propeller Georgian, which has
been subject Of much public interest for some
time, has been finally decided at Hamilton, q
decree having been made in favor Of the plain.
tiifs, handing tho vessel over to the United
States. The bill against Jacob Thompson, dc.
fendant, was dismissed with costs.
The national Republican., 1867-11-06

GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD.
~ INGs
Will be sold at public auction, on WEDNESDAY,
November Is, At II m. on the corner Of Prince
and Payne streets, Alexandra, Va. under the di.
reet0n Of Breyet Lieutenant Colonel 8. p. Lee, o. g.
A. Sub Assistant Commissions Bureau Refugees,
Preedmen, and Abandoned Lands, IL HOSPITAL
BUlLDlsds, Ckpown as L'ouvsrture HospitAi)
Terms: Cash, in 0oyernmsnt funds.
The buildings to be at the rick Of the purchaser
from day Of sale.
By order Of Byt. Brig, Gen. o. D, own, Assistant
Commissioner, District Of Virginia.
GEORGE Q. WHITE,
Capt. 44th .. g. Infantry,
no6.Bt CO n. and D. o.
The national Republican., 1867-11-06

- Tho Meeting OF tho TempsraD.
BUILDING AND TRUST ASSOCIATION, for the ps
pose Of completing Its orsaairation and paying
money, will bs held In ths room over J. wheel,
Co. . auction rooms, No. 81 Loui.isas avenu,
between Sixth and Seventh, opposite the ssate
House, at ~ o'clock, p. m, on WEDNESDAY, II
eth instant
Persons who have Subscribed for stock and tho,
Who dssirs 10 subscribe are requested to sttsn
punetually.
Tho Association has elected George Savage, Pres
dent, W. II. Frazier, Woe President, George A. Bs,
sstt, Treasurer, O. r. Hopkins, Secretary.
Copies OF the constitution eau bs had At the stol
OF J. d. wheeler 4 Co. no5.N
The national Republican., 1867-11-06

MErzERorT HALL.-Gensral Tow THUMB and
wife, and the wsll-known Commodore NUTT and
Miss MINNIE WARREN, will give three leveeS
each day this week. Their performances are
we'll worth visit.
The national Republican., 1867-11-06

DAMEL FRIEL, a wsll-knOwn printer was
shot In New York on Tuesday. J. HARRIdAS
and PAIRIoK HAYES have been arrested a. the
alleged murdsrsn. The affair grew out Of .
,harss against FRnL Of upsstting ballOt.boxss.
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weston, the Petiest

SECRETARY WELLEs Is quite indisposed b,
an attack Of intermittent fever.
The national Republican., 1867-11-06

TAE CABINET was In session for about tw'
hours yesterday. All the members were prsssn
except Secretary wELLEs.
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nO6,l?&I4
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

CoLLEoroR's OFFICE, CIrr HALL,(
WAsHISoroE, D. O., October Al, 1857. !
Notice 10 hereby given that by the provisions Of
AN act approved October 10 1851, the rate Of tsx
on all Real and Personal Property, stosts, ke for
the year 1857 10 nxed al one dollar and twenty
cents on every one hundred dollArs-ons Aad . quar-
TER per eent-of the assessed value Of said properly
Upon all taxes upon all property not In arrears for
taxeA for general purposea, an abatement OF ave
1867, 10 the sOth day Of November, 1881 both inslu
sysi after which NO abatomsnt will be allowed. ALI
rAxAs RECEIVABLE on Asp AyTHa osroBns 2s, 1907.
A. @. HALL,
nol.tno30 Oollsctor.
The national Republican., 1867-11-06

Weston, the Pedestrian, At Hartford, CT.
HARTFORD, Nov J-weston. the pedestrian,
left here at o'clock, p m. to-day for his second
trial Of one hundred miles in twenty -four hours.
A great crowd gathered to see him.
The national Republican., 1867-11-06
Tho Reconstruction Convention In A
bama-Elsction OF Omcers.

bama-Elsction Of Onicers.
MONTGOMERY, ALA Nov. 5.-The rsconstruc
tion convention organised to-day. The follow
ing officers were chosen President, Capt. Bar.
Der, ofths Prssdmsn's Bureau; secretary, Hsnr,
Patrick, also Of the Fresdmen's Bureau; as
,i'tant secretary, Moses Avery, Of Mobile, ,
nsgroi second assistant, II. II. Craig, Of Mont
spmsry. A negro bar.kespsr was elected door
keeper, beating white man from North Ala
bama Jno. D. Tsrrill, white, was elected ser
gesnt.at-Arms. An unusual number Of minol
oficials were elected, among them fireman, ts
the convention. Nothing special was done
Sixteen negro delegates are in the convention.
Tho convention closed with Q heated discus.
sion about inviting the city clergy to be pres
ent, on motion Of Mr.. Speed, Of Perry county
TO oficiats as chaplain. Mr.. Norris, Of Maine
said he wanted no disloyal preacher there. De
bate was then stiasd
The national Republican., 1867-11-06

ASThe Fair of Rebslsah Degree Associ
alton Nos, for the bens1I Of WIDOWS and oRPH AM
will commence at odd TSliows' Hall, Seventh stree
on MONDAY EVENING, November I, and eontinu
ten days A varsity Of fancy and useful articles cor
fsetionery, Ae., constantly on hand. A fine band c
music will be In attendance NOD
The national Republican., 1867-11-06

ONE FRAME and one large brick building q
the Ohio lsvse, at Cairo, was burnt on Monday
Loss $50, O00 Insurance S25, 900.
The national Republican., 1867-11-06

GENERAL GRANT !, preparing his report a
Secretary Of War, and also the report Of th'
General.in Chief. II Is said that both OF thss'
papers will be brief The General.iu.chief
man Of few Mords.
The national Republican., 1867-11-06

Gov. GEARr, Of Psnnsylvania, announces ths
official msjority Of Judge suARswooD to b
927.
The national Republican., 1867-11-06

FoRTr.SISE CLERKS will be dismissed from
the Psymsstor's Generals Office on the 3oth ol
November.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ wsshington Co-opsraiivo BuiIdin
AssoCIATIoN-sPEoIAL NoTICA-owipg 10 1
number Of subscribers, and the consequent ru,h
be expected on the sEcoHD wEDHRsDAT OF nc
vEMBsR instant, (hrst nssting for payment.
duss) parties who have aubseribsd on any Of u
books 70 The stock Of the Associate
are requested 10 call at the store Of John Hlv.I
90, 800 Psnnsyivaais avsnus, between Hiath sr
Tenth streets, - cary as possible, and before y
night Of meeting, and sign the constitution
About $50 shares not yet taken. noS.td
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PERSONAL.

Hon. Z. B. wAsHBunS has arrived In wash.
ington and Is stopping with General aRAsr.
Hon. J. P. UsurR, sx.s.cretsry Of the Int.
riOr, h stopping at the Metropolitan. a
J. MAssHALL HANNA, esq. Of the SonfhsrH
Opinion editorial staff, and the pilgrim" Of
that journal, IL at the Seaton House.
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toFFIcIAL.l
IENTRACT

HEADaUARTgRs GARRISON or wAsHIsJros,
wAsHISGroS, D. c., November 4, 1881.
neral orders, No. 50:
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
LATEST fELEGRLPHIC NEWS

LATEST fELEGRkPHIC NEWS
BY THE AssooIATnD PREss.
MEws FROM e UROPE.
CAPTURE OF GARIBALDI.
He is connned ON Board an Italian Vessel.
The Consequent Political status.
FROM THE wEsTRRN SLOPE.
Assembling Of the Alabama Conventio,.
AFFAms IN THE INDIAN COUNTRY.
TINE ELECTIONS YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK 10000 DEMOCRATIC.
MAssAcHUsETTs aS, 900 oREPuBLIcAN
NEW CONE DEM ocRATIc
Wisconsin Carried by the Republicans.
MARYLAND 10000 DEMOCRATIC.
Republican Triumph in Illinois.
EQUAL SUFFRAGE DEFEATED IN KANSAS
THE ELECTION IN MINNESOTA
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FINANCIAL Am Coi1n.RoiAl..
Frpkuc,zE8

Gold dssli.sd ssiii fsdlsr ys,.ssssy, ..d Govern.
ment ssepzisist were fra asd 10 asiivs demand !.
Flour v. sssssAiss hs'ssr. bst proyisions ssa.
orally were dali. 81 al
Jar coors 4 Co, fsrnisA III. fOllo~iss aso,ausss
The national Republican., 1867-11-06

JAMES SROLA.-BOOTS ANDSHOES
y MADE AND REPAIRED. All in want Of n
work In my line will do we'll to call at No. sol
Third street west, between and Indiana ave-
nue, whore prompt attention will be given and sat-
faction guaranteed
n. B-pArtieulSr attention given to Repairing.
Terms, Cash. no6-lw
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Bors' ScHooL SUrrs, to Ct boys frd
eight 10 fourissn ysau Of sss. q, " per suit, q.
saks a Co. ., sl7 Seventh street, between Aver
sh' D"''" = ..ss-.a 4bul
WAR WILL Mas. GRusDY san to HI
ning's proposed moysmsai 10 Ho5ii ssysntA ctr.
Intsnisshesr bulidias, sbou. thsls. dsy of jam,
H1ii .1frl fI.6 --- 90 fEaaf
IrwrRz WELL Worth your while 10 tsrr
rosss ths show oass Rsomsof BARnr;
% veadsrfsi is every ease
That aay soods thsrsia yos piass
Woat stap lasrsi % attractive afown,
Who ssss them, thsy become his own.
No, 90 LouisiSna svsnss. between Sixth and d
A SOCIAL GAME Is now the rage"
The wonder Of this wondrous sgei
Ten Pins are set; fsa Pins srs s,rust;'
And loi thostriksr IL 'fn lack -.
of. ALadiss' wAleh, Of solid gold,
with diamonds, lustrous to behold,
Or dainty chain, or chamber set,
The like Of which no man saw yet,
Aad other vsluablss reward
The striksr-wouid II were the Bard.
For particulars see BAuER, al his Bowling s.io:
Psansyivania avenue, near Eleventh street., aad
Metropolitan Hall.
JEwELRY.--Jet Pendants and Fern LIE
Coral Pusia sstts, PlItsd Chains silver Plated spoo
and rorhs, rsssivsd this morsing st Prisss One D,
lar Jswsiry stors, No. ass Pennsylvslis Avsuu
near Pour. and half street.
The national Republican., 1867-11-06

|GREATEXCrrEMENTIN GEORGE.
u TOWN. GUrMAS, III Bridge street, !,
selling out his entire stock Of DRY, M1LLInERY,
and FANCY GOODS at and below cost, In order TO
change business. All In want Of the above Goods
will do well to call at once noe.
The national Republican., 1867-11-06

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO.
l. FORE existipg between the undersigned, IN
solved by mutual consent. All persons ipdsbtsd to
the frm will make pay mont 10 d. J. EgAn; those
having claims sgans the arm present than for pay.
ment to D. J. Egsn. D. J. EGAN,
@. ?. PRRRfB.