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The national Republican., 1867-12-17
LOCAL ITEM s,

cLormISu FoR GENTLEMEN. suitable for oeice. bust
meas. and dress wear, nne goods and low prices.
STEPHENS 4 Co,
so Pennsylvania avenue.
between Ninth and Tenth Streets.
The national Republican., 1867-12-17

80, FORMER PRICE Sl9, then reduced to 81, and
now selling at SO,6O-our Box Goats, This coat is
heavier and better trimmed than our former ones at
flS A. saks Co.. OH seventh street, between Penn
sylyania avenue and D street,
The national Republican., 1867-12-17

boYs MotcI overcoas at Ave dollars and lfty cents,
to At boys from oght 10 foen years Of age at A. saks
Co, 6l7 Seventh street, bctweoa pOHpsylyNuia ave-
nue and ID street.
The national Republican., 1867-12-17
slatiuual Aepnhlita,l.
AMUsEMENTs.

NATIONAL THEArRE.--Mr. Forrest as Lear
was every inch king last night, and another
hne audience witnessed his great performance of
this one OF the very greatest dramas Of the i'm
mortal Bard. We have sot the space nor
time, At the late hour we write, to dwell upon
his superb rendering Of those grand passages
with which the piece abounds. The company
sustained this play with credit. Mr.. Allen AZ
Kent, and Mr. Bland as Gloster, were admirable.
The Cordclia OF Miss Lille was a beautiful
rendering OF the melancholy experiences Of that
lovely character, with voice "soft and iow,n
and the Edgar Of Mr. Hill ought to satisfy the
most captious critic that he is an actor of rare
acquirements,whose chaste conception, scholarly
reading, and graceful pose, are not often com
bined In the representatives of the line Of char
acter assigned him. Adiaphony OF speech is his
only drawback; but the audience forgot that in
his Poor Tom last night. Perhaps they sympa-
thized with him in this weather, and like Tom,
felt "a cold"
The management deserve praise for the man.
ner In which the piece was put upon the stage
Tonight Mr.. Forrest will produce " "Matamora" 4"
PRorEssoR BLor-Thc first OF Professor Blots
lectures on cookery win be given this morning
at II o'clock, at the Union League Hall on Ninth
street, between ID and streets, It is the inten-
tion OF the Professor TO give four illustrated
lectures to the ladies' of Washington on cookery,
embracing every article OF food and from the
we'll known reputation Of the Professor, they
cannot help to be source OF pleasure as well as
profit. t....t H...'
GRACE GREESwooD will deliver a lecture to-
morrow night before the Young Mems Christian
Association, at Metkerott Hall. The subject Of
her lecture will be "wnshington, London, and
Rome" The lecture will be one OF interest, and
VIC predict full house.
The national Republican., 1867-12-17

LADIES, see ths 4Og and beautiful styles Of walking
boots Of every material coming IN every day at Cum
mins' S7 Seventh street, second door south " X
street and Northern market
The national Republican., 1867-12-17

GgSTLEMES's Cashmere business suits for sl5-i0
por cent oG-Sl3 80 net at Honnings One Price Store,
lOIger Seventh street and Maryland avenue, until
moyal to No. ~ seyenth street. lntclllgCneer Build
L.
The national Republican., 1867-12-17

NoTICE,-Mr, G, +, Cummins, 81 seventh street,
(sceond door belOw Northern Market, having made
great preparation for Supplying his numerous cua=
toners with all sorts OF good Boots und Shoes during
tho holidays his STORE Is now oyorhowlng with al
that is desired In the shoe line
The national Republican., 1867-12-17
Georgetown Advertisements
oLIDAY GOODS S

HOLE GOODS.
We have now on hand the largest nd best
ofFANCi GOODS and TOYS In this District, together
with choice selection Of BOOKS, &c. suitable for
presents Call aud examine our stock. Our motto
Small profits and speedy sales, "
del2-2w las i,fidae street Geopretowr
The national Republican., 1867-12-17

A SPECIALITY. Those beautiful, high cut-buton
Kid "Walklng Boots, " for the Ladies', now selling
t,at Cummins, 37 Seventh street, second door
south Of Northern Market. large lot Just received,
and large orders to come, for the holidays,
The national Republican., 1867-12-17

A CHALLESJg. John Roney, corner ThirtecnIh and
Streets has man $50 lbs he will back to wrestle
any in the District Of Columbia, square hold for
SlOO, or as much more may be agreed On, Or he
will back the same man to run half mile gu the same
terms. First come, hrst served,
The national Republican., 1867-12-17

GolYe 70 EuRorE,-Among the passengers
by the steamer feYiSre Tor Hayre, from Now
the French Legation, and Dol, q, Boyd and Mrs.
Bogl of Washington.
The national Republican., 1867-12-17

Coal LosT.-Tke schooner Octavla Ellen with
cargo Of 100 TONS OF baltimore company,s coal
consigned to Messrs. S. y. Brown Il Co, was
sunk at the mouth Of the river on Sunday last
Loss estimated at o. 100
The national Republican., 1867-12-17

liz that would not when 10 Aight,
lie may not when he would,
Buy clothing at such rates as Honnng Il now Seli
ing at the corner Of Seventh street and Maryland
nue. In order to TO No oil Seventh street, Intel
lgcucer Building.
The national Republican., 1867-12-17
ZINE GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.

New Layer, Valencia, seedless and sultana Raisins
Gnrr.nts, Citron. Grab Cider, Cooking Brandies, and
Niiel for mnce-meat. Splces Pigs, Almonds, Pecans
Erylish Pickes, woreestershire Sauce and ali kind,
OIL Gh.lstnas Goods. W. II. TENNEl,
del2-eOJt Georgetown, D. &.
The national Republican., 1867-12-17

The DISTRICT CENsUs.-By the latest computa-
ton, the following Is submitted as the pOpula.
tion OF Washington city, As per the census re-
by tho Metropolitan Police; Number OF families
In Washington, 2O0O0' number OF white poPulG-
tion, rs O57; colored, 3l,s7I Total, lO5,s3l.
The national Republican., 1867-12-17
EINE LIQUORS AND TEAS.

The Best Palo SHERRY on sale in tho District price
30 per gallon, old Love MADEIRA, fi very Pine
pki,TT 9td TTl@RGINlA @ WHISKY, s6i NECIAR, -, PER.
Very superior Teas. would call attention to very
called Tea Companies
dei2-coSt W H. TENNEY
The national Republican., 1867-12-17
Alexandria Advertisements.

A II. GHEEN,
Has TeOpened the CORN EXCHANGE. II Kin,
street Alexandria. where he will be tappy to ,se an
WALKING CANES AND UMBRELLAs-CHAS.
w, J. PEARCE manufacturer Of Canes and I'm.
heila', No. 2l2iE Pennsylvania avenue, between
HO cl
C.nes, Umbrellas and Parasols repaired. dCC-lm
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.
OFFICE ASSISTANT QrARTERNASTER Y, s. A.,
sAyANSAHI GA, DoGemb6r ., 1867. I
Scaled ptoEosals win be reeeiycd At this office until
SATURDAY, December q, ISL, for supplying this
depot with the following quantity OF POrigc, viz:
2j,On pounds Oats,
20, ,OJO pounds Hay
The Oats 10 be sound, free from dirt chat, aud put
In good strong sacks Of less than two G ur more
free from dirt aud weeds, aud well hRlrd. The whole
TO be subject to such Inspection Us may be directed,
Delivery 10 commence within ten tOj days after the
contract Is awarded and to be delivered at such times
and iu such quantities a. may be designated
Proposals 10 be In duplicate, and tHAosoi by sure
tics as usual
The GOyeflmeni pssTNos tLs IigEt TO reject any or
all bids or select such parts Of bids may be for the
best interest Of the service
Proposals TO bo indorscd "PrOposRls for the Deliy.
cry Of Forage, and addressed to the undeFslRnCd
by order Of Brevcl Brigpdcr General Il. SaXton,
Chief ouartcrnastcT Third Military District,
GEORGE L. ALDEN,
deli'td Breyct Major and A. q, NJ.
The national Republican., 1867-12-17
GRAND OPENING.
DOMESTIC AND FRENCH CONFECTIONERY.

N HHylny moved to my new establishment, No. l22
bridge stroet, between Congress and High, am now
pepdtcd to carry the Confectionery business In ali
~ branches. As manufacture all my own goods and
to dclv competition.
Eyc.y variety Of Confeetions known to the American
or European markets, In the finest style Of the ART
cure public attention. " -
The citizens Of the District who contemplate giving
wedding Dinner or Supper Parties will be supplied
terms, - ~ '' 'N~'N''N
Dealers, Committees aud all parties wishing to buy
commission merchant or JObbcr, and secure a first
trict Tde0.iml FRED FRrrSDN
The national Republican., 1867-12-17
.Amusements.
uATIoNAL THRATRR.

NATIONAL THBATRB.
.E TUESDAY. DEC II,
The distinguished Tragedian,
Mr.. EDWIN. FORREST.
MBTAMoRA.
THE LAST OF THE whMPANoAGs
Supported by
D MISS LILLE,
..g r---| Mr.. BARTON HILL,
AND THB SPLENDID COMPANY.
Wednesday,
RICHARD III.
The national Republican., 1867-12-17

METROPOLITAN Police AND THE CoMPENsA-
TIoN-The committee in charge Of this matter
sought an interview with the House Committee
on the District of Columbia yesterday morning,
but failed to obtain an audience. We UNDER
stand they will obtain an audience and present
their statement to the committee on Wednesday
Ass
The national Republican., 1867-12-17

5ENT TO tue WoRKHoUsE.-Frahk JSnkins
,,,,. sent to the wOTkhouse by Justice TQgksF
for min 'ty days, charged with yagraDoy by oiicer
Zcepic OF the Eighth precinct.
The national Republican., 1867-12-17

MAsoSIc-ELEcTIys Gv vQfFICERs.-Ln night
the following named gentlemen were elected off,
GERS OF h. B. French Lodge No. IS; W. II.
Orcutt, W. NJ. ! ]. Daniels, y. Wi y. II. youtee,
J. W. L. A. McIntirc, secretary and 5. J. W.
Tabor, treasury.
The national Republican., 1867-12-17

I.oox Orr ron i rTEM-New York thieves are
,nworkdngi, the street cars In Baltimore, Let
hetectiycs and conductors keep Keen eye TO
them here,
The national Republican., 1867-12-17

Tue SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE BuILDIN0.-The
repairs to the Smithsonian Institute building
are rapidly approaching completion, and the new
office rooms VIII be ready for occupation about
the LIST Of January next. Great improvements
have been made in the interior plan OF the build
ing. The lecture-room will be nearly twice as
large as tie old one, and IL approached by two
broad stRirways leading from the main entrance
to the building, and when finished will compare
favorably with any other hall In the city, both
n accommodations and design. II is expected
that the repairs and improvements will be en-
tlrelY COMPLETED carly In the sprlng.
The national Republican., 1867-12-17

CHrEF JUSTICE CARTrER.-We learn that the
Chief Justice of the supreme CouF. of this Dis
tTlet, now holding the Circuit CouTt, intends to
leave this city to-day for his home In OHIO, where
he will remain until after the holidays. Justice
Wyiie will hold the Circuit Court during the alb
scnce Of the Chief Justice.
The national Republican., 1867-12-17

DRIVING 0S yHE SIDEwALK.-John IL, Price u
soldier, for belRg drunk and driving on the sue,
walk, was arrested Jy Officer Brelsiord, and sent
10 the woTlhouse by justice Tucker in default
of naYment of q fine OF ID lWpoSPd upon him.
The national Republican., 1867-12-17

BURSTING OF FIRE PLuG.-The IRE plug on
Fouf,2 2nd-a-half street, below PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, burst yesterday morning, flooding the
to n considerable extent but not doing much
damage beyond destroying the carpets on the
floor and some few articles Of furniture.
The national Republican., 1867-12-17

DEATH OF A CLERGyMAu.-The Rev. r, Flax,
weI-known Universailst clergyman died 10
Philadelphia on Saturday. He was FOR many
years connected with the newspaper press OF tnis
city aud Norfolk, Va. This Will DC SAD heWsto
hls mAnI friends and admirors In this Guy,
The national Republican., 1867-12-17

GrNrLguES's Silk UndershirtS EgS Vfswcrsi
All sizes STEPHERs& Co.,
$40 PeIrsylvania avenue,
del7-3t Between Ninth anu Tenth streets
The national Republican., 1867-12-17

SHOOTING MAsCV Is to come OF at the Cot
tage restaurant, foot oil SiAtE street, on We'd
nesday afternoon next. Major John watt, the
proprietor, has been preparing for the occasion
Tor rome time.
The national Republican., 1867-12-17

To the EDITOR OF THE REPUBLICAN, In Your
Issue Of yesterday am reported as having driven
Lady Elinor to asleigh, for pleasure, on Sunday
Last. IT Ia not my practice 10 drive for pleasure
on Sunday, and did not do SO on the day men,
toned nor do hire horses for pleasure driving
on the sabbath day.
Yours &C., J.. b. OLcoTr.
The national Republican., 1867-12-17

DELIVERED UV.--Charles Drescher, who was
arrested by Detectives Kelly and Dglcy, on the
3Oth OF July last, ehRrgsa Nth committing an
sssGult and battery with inte9t 80 XII man
nnmea q Stolp, and who gave bail in tins sum OF
Al 200 for b,s appearance at court, was yestefaEy
delivered 70 Detective BiGley BY his 6ondsmsn,
who feared that he wsqm lump 'he Town" lie
The national Republican., 1867-12-17

night a watcr-pipe burst In the dwelling Of Mr.
Ia In Kelley. at the corper Of sixth street and
penn sylyanla avenue, aooding the house, MI
Mr. CLAY. .1n's cigar store, All Qf which were
htdIv dSmng |d OfieeEs Hill and Thompson
rendered eilcient service by cutting the pipe
outside of the house
The national Republican., 1867-12-17

SOLDIERS NATIONAL CoSyEssIoE,y-rhs con-
ference of soldiers and sailors to take Into oYh,
sideration the proprlety of calling a National
conFcntion, held In this city yesterday, was pre-
sid6d Dyer by Major General Thomas I. Critten-
den, of IldiaRG, End VIII A. short, oil PennsSl-
yania, as secretary
Committees were appointed 10 further the OBJ
icent was made until Wednesday, JdEg4ry s,
ISIS, AZ Washington, ID. Z.
The national Republican., 1867-12-17

The MUTUAL CoNBINATIoS PRoTHcTIvE TNfoS
held A meeting last evening at Gorbutts Hall,
corner of Eighth and streets. The secretary
Of the association reported seven contracts rs
having been effected and closed.
This association has adopted system Of con
tracts whereby the members save from zen 70
number among their members some OF our most
influential citizens. ,,
Uoyer president, , 4. II. J. Davis, vice prcsi-
dent; H. J. Davis, Sbaplain VIM. H. Prince,
secretary; Jacob Mohr, treasurer Edward tinn-
gus,dian Harvey Stoughton, wardtE W: >;
ONsiiI, conductor a. W. Wolf, aSsi1tsnf
secretary.
The national Republican., 1867-12-17

TnoupLE yIru THE HoRsEs.-On Saturday
nI9ht az some OF tt9 members OF the Meigs en-
giae company Lincoln BspoD were In the act OF
hitching up two horses 20 Az smbulanCe, the
ward police near the Baltimore Depot. SlRGS.
afternoon the horses were returned and plaeel
in the stables. Last Sunday night hre took
place near the depot, and the horses were brought
out, when they (notlcing the names) dashed of
furiousiy to the Gre, leaving the engine In the
house,
The national Republican., 1867-12-17

ERRoNEous STATEaEpT.-We are requested to
consisting Of over four hundred pieces, which
was destroyed by the burning Of the calvary
Baptist church, was not presented by gentle
but was the donation OF MI, J. y. Pugh, of this
city. The set was manufactured BY Mr. Wm
Pugh, OF Shropshire, England, an lhGlf OF the
sion OF the marriage ceremonies OF MI !, y.
Pugh, performed by the Rev. I, r. Hewlett
Nj Pugh is one OF the energetic hrm OF worth
x PugI, OF the W ashington brewery.
The national Republican., 1867-12-17
Furnishing Goods.
[ ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY

S22 Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
nOlS.tf strcets
The national Republican., 1867-12-17

THIS BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
We have II from good authority that the work
on this road is to be commenced Immediately,
and prosecuted with vigor until completed. Tie
contracts for grading were awarded In Baltimore
uI Saturday last, under the suporintendence of
fha pTesident of the road, Hon. Odin Bowie. The
bidders for the different sections whose propo-
sais were accepted are as follows: =. II. Walters
i o., OF Penhsyiyania; A. !eistcnd o., Of
Holt < DO, OF Maryland; q. V. Hammond & Co.,
OF Msryiandj aad Crowley 4 McOaifrey, Of this
C, landowners along the main line, pcrceiy-
NJ ,,hs adyans ages likely 70 result to property
owners, ,ation. but on this end Of the route
os hn dn not annd ar so liberal and their property
sIS nrohsbIT he cordemned. The grading 10 to
he maid for monthly.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-07-23
A Setting Hen.
VIA. Il Coa To AHcnot B.e1,jag up her
j ooiag

"Timorliy, tipt air yall,r hens settin'
agln," said Mrs. Hayes to her son, one
morning at breakfast.
"WeIl. let her set" remarked Timothy.
h.lpin1 himself TO huge piece of cheese,
4 reckon can stan it ns long a. she
can"
II do with you would try TO he a little
more equinomical of cheese. Timothy;
I've cut the very last of my every day lot,
and its only the first of May And now as
you have done eating | want you to 20
out and break up that hen. She's setting
on an old axe anl two bricks low"
IL hope she'll hatch en-" returned
Timothy.
I'll she was set now, she'd hatch the
fourth week in My. It's bad sign;
something alters happens ait r it Stop
Giggling, Helen Maria, by the time you
get TO he MS oil as yen nj, ven see fur
thcr than you do now. There was Jen-
nlngs' folks, their gray top knot hatched
the last week of May, and Miss jenkins,
she had the conjunction on the lungs.
and would have died il they hadn't killed
lamb and wrapped her in the hide
while ito warm. That was all that saved
her"
With such startling proof of the truth
of the omen before him Timothy Gnished
his breakfast in haste and departed for
the barn, from which he soon returned,
bearing the squaling biddy 10y the legs.
"What shall | do With her, mother 7
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-07-23

The len disal peared and was no, seen
U 'll three weeks afterwards, when she
IN de her appearance with eleven nice
yellow chickens. She found som. other
fowl nest, anl had st IN spite fate.
But although not "broken up" herself,
she broke up two matcie.- for CYNTHIA
Bennett was not Mt home the next time
Iimoihy called, and. Mr.. IIensh Nv
never fOrgaye Helen for having such n
temper.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-07-23

Out in Indiana, a wife of sixleen sum.
mers has presented her husband, aged
eighteen, with three fine boys.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-07-23

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"l'vc hcern i said that it was goo
pan to throw 'em up in the air" sal
Mrs 'ycs. "Aunt Peggy broke on
OF setting only three times trying Spos
you try it,
up she gees, head or tail p crict
Inn, rs he Tossed the volcano skywarAs
'i-'n1 m1ssy,' exclaimed Mrs. II
ne coming do"n into the pan Of 1rca'
,n"t ! set out ON the great rock TO rise
Iim It's strange that you cant do nolli1.
without OVERRIDING It,"
"Down with the traitors, mp with tht
stars sung ont lin, cleva!ing hid ly
agal1 with som thing less than pint o
o"uer hanging TO her feet.
Hooi gracious me wus AMI wus,
c'leu Mrs. Hayes, and lin agreed will
her; iJr me hen had come down on the
wen polished sIe OF Squire Bennett, who
happened to he passing, and the dlgnifed
oId gentleman WIS the fthcr of Cyntli
nc'he''' Inc young lady with whom
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-02
CLOTHING.

AT 1916 SEVENTH AVENUE. NEAR rwBNTy.THrRD
street ladies' and gentsmen Gap rsGsIve "a. run ysaus
c.r on o. address Hafrs. ia Seventh svsaua Ladies
attended by Mrs. HArrfa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-02

al 0Q0REwARD. CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION
plUOV riding robbery forgery fraudc Grim con ac
IL literally paid FOR Dy the "Bureau or Information l6v
and lss FULTON street. where all dishonesty IL thoroughly
ited for persons Interested Perfect Divorces quick
obtained ID. ELMORE, Superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-02

T EFT THE PEOPLE RALLY TO CRUSH THE RING
IL and elect the Peoples Candid test
Public meetings VIII be hold at the times and places stated
below, TO aid the election o. the
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
and the
DEMOCRATIC UNION CANDIDATES
for
County Onces. Senators and Assemblymen.
All who opposed 70 the corrupt and yrannica rule OF
the Tsmmauy ring whose and dishonest
wealth ali wrung from the labor OF the workneman and
Democratic Union ckst-he only Democratic ticket In
field which rejects al the ring oanddaesare invited "
attend these meetngs Lot the friends Of Connolly and
Waterbury Walsh. Cardoxo and Hoarne and other
ccent candidates. continue work they have begun ana
certain.
The meetings win be held follows.-
SATURDAY. November q ~ p. n
Eighth and Ninth Wards Abingdon square.
Each meeting will DO addressed BY number Of the fol-
lowing speakers
Hon. John II. Anthem. Hon. James NJ Smith.
Hon. Nelson J. Waterbury, Hon. Smith Fly, Dr..
Judge Michael Connolly Hon. Ed L. Hoarne,
Hon. Vim. walsh Gen. VIM. y. Hlyor.
Hon Daniel N. OBrsea, Hon. John Hardy
Major VIM. @. Hart Dennis 0rifcn. ESQ.,.
VIM NJ Mann, Esq. Peter Wood
John J. Freedman, Esq, r. b. Roosevelt Esq,
Patrick J. MoAlear. KsQ. Hon. Luxe r. Coxana
X. u. Hatch, ESQ.,. Thomas A. Glover. Bee.
Philip j. MCGUIRE, Esl,. George J. Campbell Esa..
John N. Harrington. kss. Henry zemer Eaq
Peter Messmer, Esq. James Gibbons. ksq~
Com Chas q. halpne
Nv order on Democrs0c Union General Commitlso.
THonAs ?. GItsoY,l
Orro n. C0oP. Seesetsriea
IAuRa Fox
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~ CENTRAL DEPARTMENT NsrropoLrrAx PoLIcs
NEw YoRg, Oct 2s, 1867.
At meeting OF the Board q Metropolitan Police, held
this day, II was
Resolved, That reward Of Eve hundred dollars $500
viii be paid from The Metropolitan Reward Fund 70 any
person or persons who shall furnish information that shall
lead 10 The deteon and conviction OF person or
persons guilty Of fecncus homicide, In causing the death
Of Clement Curiss who died the 9Th Of september last
from injuries received the 2st Of August previous
s. o. HawtsY, Chief Clerk :
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a $40 PER QUARTER F0R PIANO LESSONS, BY
~ grntlenan teacher, ever pupil taught separately i5
West Eleventh street corner sixh Once hours
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