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The national Republican., 1867-01-05
News from Boston.

BosroY, Jan. 4.-Both branches Of the
Legislature met in convention at noon, and
the State officers elect took the oath Of
Office. .... .....f.... ..r..u-. . :. Ir1r
Governor Bullock commenced the delivery
Of hin message at ten minutes before one
o'clock, and occupied two hours.
Alexander Mitchell and John Campbell,
while at work on the roofof the new Catholic
church, in Cambridge, yesterday afternoon,
fell 10 the ground in consequence OF the
giving way OF the staging and were seriously
and probably fatally injured. ..... :.
The final meeting of the Common Council
Of this city was held last evening President
Story delivered q valedictory address. .
The new city government will be inaugu-
rated on Monday.
Bosros, Jan. About 10 o'clock this
evening the State constabulary made de-
scent upon six well known gaming houses,
as follows: No. 1855 Court street, kept by
Luke Hennessy; No. Hanover street kept
by Isaac Hayden; No. 2l2 Chapman Place,
kept by Benz. A. Kimball; No. Is Brattle
street, kept by John McElroy and others;
No. II Brattle street and No. 81 Howard
street. The visits at all these places were
made simultaneously, but either through
poor management or leakage somewhere
the intentions Of the officers were noised
about, and comparatively few persons were
found playing. Fifteen persons in all were
arrested, as follows; Francis Sawin, Peter II.
Quinlan, Jas. Smith, Charles Novis, james
jackson, Edward Paysen, VIM. Pearson,
John Smith, Nathan Stearns, and VIM. Brown.
The national Republican., 1867-01-05
PERaONAL.

A. JUDsoS CRANE, prominent lawyer Of
Richmond, died there Thursday night.
The Pope has decided to abandon the
temporal power to the municipal authorities Of
Rome and It is stated that he has declared his In
tsntion To his Cardinals.
GEN. ALNoETE has received At Paris a let
ter from Marques, In which the latter says that
Miramon, Mosis and himself had determined TO re.
tain MaIimiliAn on the throne.
GEN. G. II. WHrrLEsRY, of N. Y; John j
H, Rice, Of Mainei Hon. Ed Cooper, Of Tenn and
Hon. W. Finch, Of Ohio, are at tho Metropolitan
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ANONYMOUS LETTFR WRITING.

The johnson Departmental Club deny, Of
fcially, that any member of that organiza-
ton has been guilty Of sending to Senator
WILLIAMS, Of Oregon, or any other member
Of Congress, anonymous letters on any sub
ject at any time, and, by resolution, the Club
repudiates the practice and denounces the
authors Of the letters referred to by the Sen
ator in a speech on the goth Of December
last. The resolution was presented to Sena-
tor WILIIAMs Yesterday.
The national Republican., 1867-01-05
From Unconstitutional Amend
ment, &c. ,a.H o Il.

CINCINNATI. Jan. 4.-The House Of Repre-
sentatives Of the Ohio Legislature ratified the
constitutional amendment to-day by vote
Of 81 to rs. ......... ........r. ..-,..... ..
The dwelling house Of Mr., Barnes, at Bed
ford Ind, was destroyed by fire last night.
Loss $1,000. No insurance. r's.. -., - b.
The notion establishment Of Morris & Co.,
at Louisville, was destroyed by FIRE last night
Loss $4,000. Insured. -. ls ia-. = O.
A FIRE near Williamsburg Ohio, on Satur-
day last destroyed John Robinson's farm
house. Loss $4,000. be- boz.
The national Republican., 1867-01-05
aLong strike" Telegraphing.

New YoRK, Jan. 4-Last night Hearts
Content, N. F., telegraphed direct to New
York, Buffalo, Chicago, Louisville, and New
Orleans, talking freely with each city for a
considerable time. The distance from Hearts
Content to New Orleans by the route Of the
line is about four thousand miles.
The national Republican., 1867-01-05
italian Opera.

Tonight the great spectacular opera oi
the Star of the North will be presented
at the National Theatre with all the brilliant
effects Of which the piece is capable. 1t will
be seen from the advertisement that the rates
Of admission have been revised so that those
who love music and have but little money
to spend upon fashionable parade can afford
to crafty their tastes for this most refined
entertainment
The national Republican., 1867-01-05
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UurED srLrKs PAIIBr oRTIol,
wAsHISarss, Decsmbsr Is, 1893.

WAAHIh0foH, Docember 10, 1900
On the petition Of Moses kArihAll, Of Lowell, Mass,
praying for the extension Of patent granted 70 him On
the l6ih day Of March, 1885, for an improVsmsnt In
Kning haohins for LeVsh years from the expiration
q said patent which takes place on the lsth day Of
March, 1851, .... ....-
II is ordered that the aAid petition bs hsaId al The
Patent ones on MONDAY, the 18th day Of February
next At u o'clock m ana all person. sIs notified 10
titioh ought not TO be granted,
Persons opposing the extension are required 70 Ale In
the Patent 0hoS thSlr eeoAs specially set forth In
writing At least Ssnt days before the day Of hsarng
all testimony hlsd By either party to be used al the said
hearing, must be tAksn and transmitted In GeeordIAoo
with the rules Of the once which will be furniAhsd
application.
DspOsitoAs and other papers, relied upOa a. test.
moAy must be hsd In the once t0sRv days before the
day of hearing the arguments, n any, within ten days
after Aling the testimony.
ordered also that this notice be puhishsd In the Rs
rvsuoAs and the IaisIIgsHOa, WaAhinston, D. e., ana
In the Courier, Lowell, MlsS, once week for
three successive weeks the hrst of said 70
be atlsAss sixty days previous 10 the day of hearing
Commissioner OF PAtsnta
P,s Editors Of The sbovs papers will please copy,
lAd send thsiT bills 70 the Paisht onss With pabsi
souiAiniAg this Astiss dS3o.laWsW
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From View Orlcanss GaIvesse. and
RroWnnyfIIc. -

From New Orleans. Galvesten and
Y BrewnsviIlc. ga
NEw, QRrskHs, Jan. 4.-Minisler Campbell
% still hi the city sh imports 70 the contrary
Notwithstanding. ~
Maj, Gen. .. J. Reynolds, the newly ap-
pointed commands Of the district OF The Rio
6rande, leaves for Brownsville tomorrow.
The Hath colored troops have been ordered
TO be mustered out Of service at once.
II Is reported that Gen. Sheridan Is about
to lead to the altAr . fair daughter Of Louisi,
ana.
GALyEsToN, Jan. 4.-Gen. Kiddoo has Is
sued circular as follows: The Labor law
passed at the last session OF the Legislature,
approved Nov. /, 1866, will be disregarded
by the Sub-Assistant Commissioners Of the
Freedmen's Bureau. Any contracts made
In accordance with lie provisions will not be
approved Gen. Kiddoo says the reasons Of
this Just provision Of law is included in order
No. le. The objectional feature Of the law
passed by the State Legislature is that It re-
duces the negro 10 state ofpractical slavery,
Brownsville papers Of December 20, make
no mention Of the death Of Escobedo, and
the report is evidently unfounded.
Canales will 60 towards. Tampioo, pro
claiming 0rtega by the way.
The national Republican., 1867-01-05
From Riehmond.

RICHMOND, VA, Jan. 4.-Weather clear,
and the snow and ice are fast disappearing.
Both river and canal navigation will proba-
bly, be resumed on Monday.
The Ne,D Nation, a radical journal, edited
by Rev. Mr.. Hunnicut, is now published
daily.
There was quorum in the Legislature to-
day, and it is understood the Constitutional
amendment will be rejected tomorrow.
The national Republican., 1867-01-05
Maine state Omcers.

n AUGUSTA, Me, Jan. A joint committee
Of both branches Of the Legislature was held
to-day, and the following State officers were
elected. Secretary Of State Ephraim Flynt,
Attorney General VIM. +. Frye, Adjutant
General John L. Hodson, Land Agent Isaac
r. Clark.
The national Republican., 1867-01-05
The Day the Freedmen Celebrate.

GALVESTON, Jan. 3.-The freedmen Of Texas
celebrated the lst of January with their
usual enthusiasm. Gen. Kiddoo addressed
the assembly, principally on education, their
duties, rights, &c. =.
A general system Of free schools by the
freedmen Of Texas went into effect on the
lst instant, and will be sustained by the Bu-
reau.
The national Republican., 1867-01-05
Ohio Democracy.

CINCINNATI, Jan. A Democratic State
Convention will be held at Columbus next
Tuesday. Judge Thurman will probably be
nominated for Governor.
Several Of the Democratic county conven-
tions have resolved in favor Of submitting
the negro suffrage question to the popular
vnta
The national Republican., 1867-01-05
Eiea I'm Troy.

Troy, N. Y, Jan. A FIRE broke out to-
day in Ten Eyck's Axe Factory, in Cohoes.
The upper story was damaged TO the extent
of about $4,000. The factory was fully in
sured. Some 200 men are temporarily
thrown out Of employment. The building
will be repaired ct once. .o.
The national Republican., 1867-01-05
OutraRes in Tennessee.

NAsHyILLe, TENN, Jan. 3.-The agent OF
the Freedmen's Bureau In Rebeson county
earnestly applies for troops, stating that
band Of outlaws, from Southern Kentucky,
had crossed the State line, committing all
sorts Of outrages on the freedmen, burning
their dwellings, etc. Ira.L
The national Republican., 1867-01-05

FNANoIALr-In New York yesterday the
money market was firm and active at 7 per
cent. for called loans. Foreign exchange
dull at lO9tAl09i gold, for 6rst-class bank
srs bills. American gold loan, opening l.3O;
advancing, 1914; closing, l341.
The national Republican., 1867-01-05

@. F. CUxxISs, 347 Seventh street, second
door below the Northern Market, has just rsesivsd
High.Cut Kid Button and Laced Balmorals High
Cat Button Lsstng Gaits1 togsthsr with large
variety Of Boots and Shoes for all ages and oondi
tions, and both ssIss. These goods arc made sI-
pressly for the establishment OF Mr.. Oummins.
Give him call, examine his stock, and make your
purchases.
The national Republican., 1867-01-05

ARRESTED FoR SELLING ON SUSDAY.-John
Betzer, . German restaurant keeper, was arrested
yesterday BY ofiosr sohaHsr for sellfng liquor on
Sunday, and on being taken before Justice Walter.
was fined $40. Mrs B.. who accompanied her
husband, considering the decision Of the Justice an
unjust one, gave him fearful "tongus- s-lashing -
in Dutch, after which shs vas looked up for con-
tempt ~. ~ |..rn.- l.. ..-. ...|.. .rrs
The national Republican., 1867-01-05
Vessel Abandoned at Sea.

NEW YoRK, Jan. 4-The ship Abby Ryn-
son, from Cardiff, has the captain and crew
Of the bark Honduras on board. The latter
vessel, in q sinking condition, was bound
from St. John, N. b., to Swansia. ..
The steamship Hibernia, from Glasgow,
arrived tonight. .. .. -,. 1870
The national Republican., 1867-01-05

a KICKING IN DooRs.--Chas. Derrah and
Frank Abbott, Govsrnmsnt clerks, for kicking In
the door Of colored woman's house in Tin Pot
alley last night, arrested and brought before
Justice Morssli, who fnsd each $40. Another
festive youth engaged In the name pleasant smuss.
msnt, beiug aeet- footed, made bis escape
The national Republican., 1867-01-05

SERVED EN- RIoHr.-A large number Of
their dwellings places Of business clear from ios
In tho Fifth and Sixth precincts alone, 10 arrests
were made and hns imposed in each oass. A
large number Of arrests were also made In other
police precinctA ...r... .. ......s 20
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From New York.

New York. Jan. 4.-The Russian Admiral
Tegethoff visited the Mayor to-day.
The Gardiner will case, in which q large
amount of property is involved, has been de-
cided in the Court Of Appeals in favor Of
Mr.: Gardiner the brother Of Mrs. EI-Presi-
dent Tyler, and against her.
Our harbor is filed In q considerable ex-
tent with floating ice, interfering with the
rapid transit of ferry boats and other ship
ping.
The Greek committee Of this city have ap-
pealed to the citizens for aid to the Canadians.
A daring highway robbery took place last
evening, near West Hoboken, N. ]. E. b.
Baker was robbed Of watch, diamond pin,
rings about hundred dollars in money, and
was besides nearly murdered.
The national Republican., 1867-01-05

TIE REIGN OF PEAoK.-The city Of Alex
andris is at present In state Of enviAble quietude
but very few arrests for any offence having been
made for some time past. In Washington, also,
we have enjoyed . season Of quiet no arrests hav-
ing been made for several days past, except for
triaing offences.
The national Republican., 1867-01-05
Organization of Missouri Legisla-
..II.. ture. -ur

JEFFERSON CRY, Mo-, Jan. 3.-The Senate
organized to-day by the election Of David
Bonham, Of Andrews county, president, and
Col Dyer, Of Pike county, secretary.
Mr.. Harlan was elected speaker OF the
House by 90 votes out Of ll3 cast; and Mr..
Drane, chief clerk. All radicals. The or.
ganization will be completed tomorrow,
when the Governors message will be re,
ceiyed.
The national Republican., 1867-01-05
Another wire Murderer in Phila.
deIphiR.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. About 9 o'clock
this morning a man named Mccormick, resi-
ding at No. 434 Marriott street, beat his wife
so severely that she has since died. The
murderer was subsequently arrested in Q
groggery and committed to Jail.
The national Republican., 1867-01-05
TO MEMBERS OF ooHeRpss.

Benators and Hsprs''ntatiVeaehn hhVs"sUhLf
NATIONAL RxpupLIoAs delivered regularly spd
promptly st their residence, ,0rspP~s, BY order.
ing Il through the Secretary Of the Senate, the
Clerk Of the Hous. Of Representatives, or At the
one. Of u. REPUBLICAN,, No. sll Ninth street,
near Pennsylvania avenue. So
The national Republican., 1867-01-05

POLICE QUARTERLY REroRr.--The quarter
ly report Of Lieutenant Hurley, Of the Fourth
precinct for the quarter ending Dec 81, 10 as FOL
lows: The total number Of arrests made were 4l4,
Of which number there were 10 made for assault
and battery for arson, Il attempt at raPe. II dis
orderly conduct, ia; gambling. 2; grand larceny,
ali intoxieation, 70; intoxication and disordsry,
o.; malicious mischief, 5; murder, 2; petit lar.
oeny, 10; rioting, o; suspicion, u threats, 81
vagrsnoy, 10; violating corporation law. ~ pros
titution, 2; deadly assault, Il indecent exposure
bench warrants, .; carrying concealed wsspons, d
and the amount Of fines imposed In the ssgrsgste
was 1000. 10 ....H. =. -.
The national Republican., 1867-01-05

SPIRITUAL MERrSGs.-Rev. J. M. PEBBLES,
who 10 announced as one Of the ablsst speakers on
the spiritual rostrum, will deliver two dscourses
tomorrow Sunday In Union League Hall, com.
msneing at IL a. N. and u m Pr. .--.
The national Republican., 1867-01-05
The Fenian sentences Commuted.

MONTREAL, Jan. At has transpired that
by directions from England the sentences Of
the condemned Fenians have been commuted
to twenty years imprisonment in the peni-
tentiary. The men from Sweetsburg will be
brought here tomorrow evening. ...
The national Republican., 1867-01-05

No INQUEST HELD.-At the request Of his
family no inquest Was held on the body Of Mr. Per-
kips whose aeoidsntAl death By being run over By
horse was noticed yesterday. ...s s..-
The national Republican., 1867-01-05

TELEGRAMSI
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FROM EUROPE BYiCABLE
ENGLAND AND AMERICA
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
Mr.. BIGBLOW At THE FRENCH COURT.
AUTOGRAPH FROM NAPOLEON.
Germany Under The New Regime.
ALLIANCES IN EUROPE.
q REEc e IN A FERN EN- r.
TH@ MARKETS.
CANADIAN AFFAIRS.
THE RENAN SENTENCES COMMITTED.
Twenty Ysan' Imprissnmsnt Tho Penalty.
THE AID OF the BROTHERHOOD.
THE STATE LEGISLATURES.
MURDER in PHILADELPHIA,
NEW ORLEANS And 1Hg RIO GRANDB
Gen. Sheridan to be Married.
Es Q OBJ EDO NOT kiLLE .,
THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL In MARYLAND
OHIO ADOPTS THE AMENDMENT
The national Republican., 1867-01-05
Tho Next Presidency Not Quite
Fixed at SprtnEfieId.

SPRISGrIELp, Ill, Jan. 4.-Nothing is
known here of the proposed meeting in this
city on the subject Of the next Presidency.
The report to that effect which has obtained
some currency at the East is doubtless in,
correct.
The national Republican., 1867-01-05
"Local Items' from Massach usetts.

Bosrox, Jan. 4.-Messrs. Broderick, Of the
Cattle Fair Hotel; Geo. Wilson, Of Wilson's
Hotel; White, Of the Rockland Hotel, and
Briggs, Of the Charles River Hotel, all Of
Brighton, were brought before the Cambridge
police court to-day for selling liquor. They
were fined $40 and costs, and sentenced to
the House Of Correction for 20 days. They
have appealed. ra., .7-aa. ars .r l.-.Harn
In the RoIbury police court to-day Alonzo
and Charles Z. Sherman, brothers, were ex-
amined on charge Of stealing 50 900 in Gov
ernment bonds from Thomas 8. Danfortb, in
that city October 80. A SON Of the owner Of
the bonds named Frank Danforth actually
committed the robbery, being set on by the
Shermans. Alonzo Sherman was arrested in
Baltimore, where iIc had gone with the greater
part Of the spoils. Young Danforth was used
as witness against the others, and they were
held for trial at the Supreme Court.
The steamer Persian, from Liverpool De.
cember 10, arrived here to-day.
The national Republican., 1867-01-05
sr5E<JTAI roTIcEs.

- spiritsalssm.-Rsv, .. n. Psosiss, ssi-
tor of The wsstsrn department. of the Bansr Of oM.
rrd Of the abisst spssksrs on The Spiritual nosrum
win lecture in Union League Hall On SUNDAY. tsnn-
arg q du a N. spdTI{p. n frgi s1'eps tr
Misunderstanding, free, svsniss, 10 ssnss.
- re an whom n May yoenesrn4ftssis-
rfs's orricr, Jsnusfy l. iss7-Noussis hereby sivsn
that Lseasss siv.. W Huehsssrs Bu,shers sua ewnsrs
Dogs erpirsd on January I, 1857. ana that said H.
s'nsss must bs fsusved his oinos within len days
from that dsis "a ia sAh'L = poudLAsh
jas.dusit stsfpt sigi 5f. Register.
arBanS OF wsshinston Jsnuarya, Iseg.
The trustees Of this bank have declared dividend
o. tAr.. psr s.nA forth, ius m nes,h,. payable 10
stoehholdsrs on demand. 80. 80.
-
srnrssshstssi cas.rrhf sereruisi Chre,is
DnsAsrs --wn. n. Prince, YlushipE, New rork. for
90 years Proprstsr ofths Lnnssn NURSERIES. ofsrs his
POSITIVE REnIDIALs for The above Diseases Yiuia
Extracts IRON divers Medical Plants i.1
Expianstory Circulars, on, stamp. dsns7vs
~ or.e. Church Fair, Cchristnas .na
New Yssr) for the bsnsht Of Grace Church. Island.
(Rsv. Alfred Holmsad rsetorJ Island Hail, sorsu of
vrsins avenue and Sixth street, will open December
so fsbieaux and other sntsrtsinmsnts. Supper sssh
night. season heks.s 20 cents. i Boa dsso-tf
Tnennm hounts ftle naiwe-a NsAuabts
Remedy for that Dissass; also, consumpon Destroy.
sr and Entirs Cure for The Bronchitis, Asthna, BE-
ssn be found a stotts Drag Store, opposi,s katsnal
Hotel, Gran's near Metropolitan Hotsij Yords cor
Of Ksventh and Psnnsyiyssia avenue; Hntvislss,
corner Of rwsinh and Psnnsyivsnis avsaus; niiou's
corner Of and Twelfth strssts Tarbaush's corner sf
seventh sndo isl,-d
ssTe Consumptives.-Ths Advertiser
having been restored 10 health In fsv wssks, by
very simple remedy, amer having suffered several
years with lung Affection and that dread dis
sass, Consunption, 10 anxious 70 mako known 70 his
| fellow -sufersrs ths means Of cure. M.
To all who desire 10 he vii send cory Of the pre-.
serp,ion used Gree Of shsrgs with the drsetiens for
preparing ahd using The same, which they will ind
suHs ounH yoa cossurrrIos. ASTHMA. BzosourrIs, b.
Tbs only ob,se. Of the advertiser In sending the pre-
scrptos h to bsnsht the sfetsd and spread inforna.
uon which he esnesveo 10 be nvalusbls and he hopes
sysry sufferer will try his remedy u will cost them
| nothing and nay prove . blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription viii please addrsss
| REV EDWARD A. wILs0H,
| seaS-duly Williamsburg, Kines county. LII.
The national Republican., 1867-01-05
A Snow storm in Louisiana.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 4.-Snow fell to the
depth Of two inches last night This is the
first heavy snow storm here since 1852.
The national Republican., 1867-01-05
From MARYLAND.

BALrImoRr, Jan. 4-The Roman Catholic
church Of St. Thomas Manor, Charles coun-
ty, Nd, built one hundred and fifty years
ago, one Of the Oldest structures in the coun-
try, was destroyed by FIRE last Saturday.
Nothing was done in the Legislature to-
day beyond the announcement Of the stand
ing committees and the introduction Of bills
and resolutions. -r,s t,yarrt-
Senator Earle introduced q resolution TO
pay all expenses which may be incurred in
consequence Of proceedings against judges
under the Civil Rights bill. This is sup
posed to refer 10 the case Of Judge Magruder.
Mr.. Earle proposed the appointment Of q
committee Of ten, Eve from each House, to
report bin for the enfrnnchisement and res
toration Of certain citizens. -Isa. .as-I '.
A message was received from the House,
proposing the appointment OF committee
Of Eve from each House 10 prepare call
for the constitutional convention. .-....
In the House, and also In the Senate,
measures were introduced looking TO the re-
peal Of the law providing for the sale Of me-
groes as punishment for crime.
The national Republican., 1867-01-05

BURaLARY.-Some time after IL o'clock
yesterday morning the "Dolar Jewslry Store" Of
W. II. and o. b. Morrison,-st tho corner Of the
Avenue and -Four snd-a-hsif street. wn entered
BY burglars, who took thsrefrom property consist.
ing Of jewelry, books and money 70 the amount OF
between $500 and $500. The burglars entered By
the face ligh, over the door and from appearances
ransaeked the entire establshmsnt with candle,
taking away what they deemed Of most value. In
making their sxit the burglars placed stspladder
beside the glass door, breaking large psns In %
dsing. II b Somewhat singular that the night
watchman and polioemsn on the beat did mot hear
the noise caused by the breaking Of the glass in
time TO apprehsnd the burglars.
The national Republican., 1867-01-05
LOCAL r1Ewa.

OBITUARY We are psined p report the
death Of . yong but talented mSmhsr 81 Ne bar;
highly esteemed by the msebsrs Of bis prefss,ion
and ali who knev bin, Charles H. utsrrzhle, who
died at his rssidsnoS on slzth. near street,
early yesterday morning. sftsr . brief Illness. The
deceased was attacked On Saturday last BY severe
cold. which Suddenly assumed the more aggravated
phase Of pnsumonis, which was the Immediate
csuss Of his death. Mr.. U,emshls was . graduats
ofcolumbis cOiles. which he lsft Win ths highest
scholastic honors. He subsequently, stedisd law
with Walter D. Davidgs, Esq, Of this city, and was
admitted to the bar on the 9Th Of December, 1888,
and has praotieed since, mostly In the ohanoery
courts, with marked success In 1852 he was
elected member Of the Board Of Common Council
and served one term With much credit 70 himself
and eonstituents, who, the year following elected
him an Alderman, In which capacity he served
term Of two years. He served a. . member Of The
Board Of Trustees Of Publio Schools during the
years 1867 and 1858, and also In 1855, and was .
very valuable member.
10 the District courts yesterday his dsesass wss
feelingly announced and touching tributss paid to
bis memory, out Of respect for which they imme.
diately adjourned. HIS funeral takes place this
afternoon from his former residence. II
The national Republican., 1867-01-05

81 orae. ohareh Fsir, Cchristmas ara
New Yesr) for the bensht Of Grace Church. Island.
(Rsv Alfred Hoimssd, rsetorJ Island Hail. sorssr Of
vrsins avenue and Sixth street, will open December
so fsbieaux and other sntsrtsinmsnts. supper sssh
night season Tickets 90 cents. 10 tat ds3o-H
The national Republican., 1867-01-05

arnrssehtsf.i Cat.rrhf serofalsi Chrenis
DnsAsrs i--wn. r. Prince, YlushipE, rsv rork. fol
% ysars Propristsr ofhs Lnnsan nurssriss ofsrs HI
POSITIVE REnIDfALs for The above Diseases yisi'
Extracts from divers Medical Plants.
Expianstory Circulars, on, stamp. dsDszvs
The national Republican., 1867-01-05

srBanS OF washinGton Jsnuarya, fseg.
The trustees Of this bank have declared dividend
o. iArs. psr ssnk ferths iss IN nenshs, payable 70
s,oshholdsrs on demand. 80.