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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
FROM ST. oRoIX, JAN Gin bark Phndese AeIandIis-B
aWon, ". I. Potts John Ialng.
LATEST SNIP NEWS.
PORT OF YRw-YoRx.

PORT OF NBwY0RE.....".J,H g.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Saratoga kns Richmond and Norfolk. with mdse and pass
10 q. Heneksn Il PamOre
Steamship Nightingale Breaker Orleans Dee ~ With mdse All
pass to r. LoNden .
Steamship Grant Holmes Yeworans Dee 90 With mdsc aud
pass 60 H. b. Cromwell 4 Co. -,
United susguehanus, Comroosore James Alden We're
Cruz Tampeo 5 Braos Santiago l6h NewOreans ,h and
KEY West Jan l.
Ship ssr o Boston, Scott LeghO co days with marble &c,
10 Pahbh ChauIeeN
Barn New.York Gibbs Mrgoane % days with ogxood 70 James
Borand Co. L vessels Has had very heavy weather. lost and
Bark Prpdee Alexandria (Dsnl verion s. Cros 70 DAYS With
sugar mbssses Roche Bros Cohy Had heavy weather
Lost s,s and rgng LEFT poBaTk Antelope for Newfork IN i've
DAYS and schr. Ella Hodgson, loading.
Barr Emma G. Iehied Iof ockn Dawson New Orleans 20 days,
with -four 10 MecafA Duncan -,
Rg Vkyen Norw Larsen Rio Jnero IS DAYS with coffee TO
FR Mncke wenl Has been IL days Of iateras With heavy
Bs Elisabeth r Lcyere st. Pene p, 20 days with hsh to O.
Big selma O Boson) Gibbs Savannah u days. with Lumber to
Leman Bros a., -.
seh Mar Amsden Smith, Georgetown, "a DAYS WIN foa' 70
master
SAILED.
Ship May Ill. @r SAP rAnss:V=S i.srAnurs
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NEH-.JERSEY NEUS.

SUDDEN DEATH OF AWEIL-KNowN CunEN-On
Saturday afternoon, Mr.. Thomas Coirigan, while waiting
upon customer the store Of his son, No l47 Market
ST. Newark suddenly fell upon the floor and immediately
eyplred Mr. CorIigan has resided in Newark nearly 40
Years having been the grocery business about % years.
and from which he retired few years since, his son sue
cceding linn lie aged about SO years, and leaves
widow and six cnldrrall one OF the latter Is u
Roman Catholic clergyman. at present connected WIN
seton Hall College at South Orange. Another son has just
graduated from the American College at Rome, from
which place he Is now returning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07
NAVY GAZETTE.
ny TELEGRAPH TO the TRIBUNE.

NJ TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.
DETACHED.
Dee 29Aetug Second Assistant Engineer George Cess from he
Rse and ordered 10 the steamer Iapooai Acting he"n
Assistant Engineer X Coster from the erapoo and ordered
10 the steamer EtTella-
ORDERED.
Dec 2oAcng Ensign Joseph NJ Smas 90 the steamer Aeutney
APPOINTMENT REVOKED.
Dec 2Mae John khayi Acting Second Assistant Engineer David
Pace Of tho steamer Mern1ha
HoNoRApLY DISCHARGED.
Dee 2Mste Rogers; Acting Psl Assistant Brgreer RpOs
HossT, from DeeenbeI l5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07

REIGroEs SERyICFS.-Yesterday being Epiphany
Sunday services appropriate to the day, were held In the
Roman Catholic churches. At -. PaIick's Cathedral,
Newark, solemn POntica mass celebrated In the
morning and Pontifical NeSpers in the evening. Tie
thirteenth anniversary of the organization OF the Central
Prcsbyelan Church occurring during the present month";
the pastor delivered memorial discourse In reference 10
TINT CIT
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NEkV-JERgEY
ALLEGED OFT

ALLEGED OUTRAGE on A LITTLE GIRL.
Anarricd man, named James Haw, was arrested
and taken before Justice Paterson OF South Bergen,
Friday evening charged with outragng the person OF
little English girl years and months OF age. The evil
dence being conclusive, the prisoner was committed
the County jail TO await trial Accused resides ut
Newark, aud Is employed cook for gang OF aborers
the Newark and New-York Railroad at Bergen IIill.
ALLEGED THEFT OF WAGON
hotel-keeper at Plainfield MI, named L. d.
Broekaw arrested in Jersey City Saturday
INK charged by s. L. Bond Of the aboyenamed place With
having broken into his mothers stable and stolen there
from light wagon. BrOkhw claims that the property
was won for him at rattle lie held for examination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07

near whttocks Point in the town of west Farms They
went TO the rear of small piece OF woods near BY ana
prize code Two ofhe party then entered the rng ana
soon commenced hitting each other ~ the meean anu ~
ths party the cry OF police party OF men being
seen whom the fighters mstook Tor oiIeeis a. ohe cry
Of ollce was raised the party quickly uloosed the Ihg
tod mn the Aakes and with all their pr1ze sosA
took TO their boats and I'm great haste roweu me
wers party OF laborers their way to their work an"
they heartily enjoyed the discontinue Oh INC "S"P
TOD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07

PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL ORPHAN AsYLUN.-Last
evening the anniversary services Of the Protestant Eps
copal Orphan Asylum held at Christ Church, corner
Of Fifave. and Thirty -fftl-st. The church hand
somey decorated and the orphans TO the number OF 49,
neatly clad, were grouped around the church. The
services read by the Rectoro Christ Church. and an
appropriate rfnOn was preached by Dr. Alexander VIM
ton Of S. NJ rits Church, after which offering was
taken M Tor lie benefit OF the children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07

NOTICE TO SoLDIERs-Solders who have lost their
discharges those who have been reason
disability other than wounds contracted in the SERVICE
bountcs and the latter not being entitled TO the new
bounty under act of July 49, 1885, requested to attend
meeting which will be held Monday, It'll inst, at
O'clock IN the evening, the rooms Of the Soldiers
Relief Claim Agency" No. 1886 Canals for the pur
pose OF adopting such resolutions and signing such petit
tons which will urge the passage OF law authorizing the
proper authorities IN Washington TO pay those two classes
of who by accident deprived OF the benefits OF
the bOuuties by laws now existing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07
HEAVY ENBEzzIEsIENT BY AN EXPRESS AGENT .

Up,vy EMBEzzIEsIENT BY AN EXPRESS AGENT.
ny TELEGRAPH TUE TRIBUNE
S,NTRANcIsCo, Jan. 2--1homas r. Anthony, Iate
agent of Wells Fargo & Co at Stockton had Deeh ar
rested red with embeZZement. The amount OF ING
defaleation was about $4,000.
ISCESDI ARIsM AT THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL Nc.
NEW-ORIEANs, Jan. 5.-An attempt was made
shorv af1er noon day TO fire the st. Charles Hotel
hut was discovered in time TO prevent any serious
damage. q, .,,,,,,-D
SUICIDE OF A SAN FRANCISCO LAWY Yl:i1:
SAN FRANCIsCo. Jan. 4.-0en e. ii: :. Mlinams
nroufnet LAWYER this city committed suicide Dy dow
me ont his brains with Derrnger pistol Inc act was
supposed to have been done while laboring under TEN
poray Sit of insanity, brought about ny long sckos s
He came to California in 1853 from Buffalo, Whete NC
practiced his profession.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07

WRONGLY NAMED The so-called Union Associa-
tions recently reported having held primary elections
for delegates the General Committee Ward officers,
&C. belong to the Twentythird-st and Broadway Con-
seryatye party the Chairman of which, Thomas Murphy,
was active against the election Of Eenton has been
reelected Chairman OF the General Committee. The
Regular Republican Union Associations do not elect their
Officers and delegates until next Fall This correction Is
that the people may not be deceived as to the
real status Of the meetings recently held.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07

PERsoNAI.--Among the arrivals at the hotels are
Postmaster Randall, at the Astor House; Rear
Admiral Palmer U. s. Navy, the Hon. Isaac Buchanan,
Canada and Capt Pim London, at the Breyoort House,
Gen. r. A. Staples Name Capt Laurie, of the 3ith High
landers British Army, the Rev. d. G.. Haskns Cam
bridge, and g. b. Gibbons, esq, Aspinwa at the West
minister Hotel Bishop GARRISON, OMAHA and Gen. c. Il.
Fisk, ST. Louis, at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
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LAND OFFICE REP0Rrs

IHLKUHAFH TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6-Returns received az the General
Land 0Rce from the local Office Al Maye C 9O
Of the public lands disposed q that Office November last
homestead systemsthc amounting
opies Of approved lists swamp auds In Masv stockton and
Districts Cacrna have certified Governor
Ofhst essk, e9feirs 10 the aggregate III, Oss sGss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07

TEMPERANCE MEI1iNG.-A public temperance
meeting will be held this evening in the FanInst. NJ
f. Church, nj Newark, 90 be addressed by Edward j.
Carswei the celebrated canadian lecturer The meeting
Is To he held under the auspices OF Newark Division, No
1 = of ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07

New RELIGIOUS PAPER.-Tbe Church Union is the
Of religious paper which has for its chief OBJ
Jet promote and to make visible the unity Of the Chris
tian Church An "open oommmion," and the "recOg-
milton Of Evangelical Ministry, 10y the Interchange Of
pupit" specially mentioned ends which the paper
VIII defend Most Of the religious papers OF the country
are so strcty enomnatiOna that the chances Of able
paper established the broader basis Of Christian unity
would seem to be very good The first number has just
been pnhshcd
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fAnnonrcerentsI
srrclAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

Godsmths Bookkeeping Penmarshp &c. No. 80 Bose"Ay hS
price. charged short time only The attention OF hAns
cleric Is the opportunity Particulars IN circulars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07
SHOOTING ATFRAY.

On Saturday evening two men named Nicholas
Doyle and Thomas Dolan became engaged In an alteca-
ton at the corner OF MyItlcaye and Goldt Brooklyn
Doyle shot DoIan in the head and then proceeded to In
sctor Folks office where he gave himself into custody
Tho affair seems 10 have grown ont Of Ncw-Ncars Day
quarrel Dolan was severely wOundedi but VIII pr0ba
bV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07
CITY NETS.

SERMON OF THE REV. DIR. CHEEyER, Rev.
Dr. Cheeyer preached from the pulpit Of the Church Oh
the Purtans last evening before not overarge congre-
CATION against admitting TO the Union any STATE wcn
He affirmed that the effect OF the Constitutional Amend
lift became law would be the perpetuty OF the wh9e
essentially DISTINGUISHED the black from the rights OF
citizenship He said there should be no distneuon OF
color but II this must be- let IL be made by National eg
and not judges and juries to inspect man
complexion and facial developments ana decide "netn1
he WAS white or black.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07
wEsTCHEsTER.

PUGILIsM--A FIGHT BROKEN TP.
About six o'clock yesterday morning party OF
about 60 or 10 rough looking men, landed In small boats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07
LARCENIKs.

Christian Van Harden was yesterday arrested on
charge Of having stolen clothing TO the amount OF sl4
from John Mclaughlin OF Commerce and summit
sts Brooklyn. Other property beside that stolen from
the complainant found In his possession, and lac
held for further examination. Martin Burke, junk
dealer, was arrested saturday last on charge OF
having stolen OyercOat, valued at $50, from Daniel
Murphy. Burke was locked no 10 await trial. Thomas
Kilnaidy was arrested Saturday, charge of having
stolen q horse and sleigh, New Years day The prop
ertv belonged TO John Cavanaug and the prisoner was
held Tor examination before Justice Cornwe. Phebe r.
Ryerson obtained goods 10 the amount of about SCI by
false pretences from Mrs Mary Miller OF No 1lo Hoyts
Phclo was locked up TO await trial Justice MoIehouse
sent Maria Bridges 10 the Pencntlary for days on
saturday for having stolen eaw, valued NJ $40, from
Mrs Morgan OF No. 2Oi Nayyst Brooklyn.
ROW IN A LAGER-BEER sALOON--TiIE PROPRIETOR
STABBED.
Yesterday afternoon. between and O'clock n
party OF four young rOugs entered the agebeer saloon
nj the intersection North SeCondst and BushWickave
Brooklyn T. d. and conducted themselves IN such dis
orderly that the proprietor OF the place, named
Shafer, undertook TO eject Them. While doing So the
rOwdes struck lin several times, and caused INN 10 re-
treat behind the bar Shafcr finally became aggravated
that hc seized bottle and made an onslaught on the
party, which caused them 10 retreat o The street In as
order Before reaching the street however one OF the
rOughs plunged knife into Skaters groin, but the wound
inflicted not Of serious nature. The whole party
took Grand;s after they left Skaters place, ana
managed TO effect their escape before the police were no
titled OF their doing but II II probable that they viii be
hunted and punished.
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brooklyn.
ASSAULT or POLICEMAN.

Officer c. II. Miller Of the Forty-seGond Precinct
police force attacked aud severely beaten on New
Years Day by party Of rowdies Yesterday a young
man named John Mcnamara was arrested for being con-
cer1cd Inc affair." and was held FOR trial before JUS
fi0e CnrIMlll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07

The U. s. stear sQuebanna, Commodore James
Alden, Vera Cruz L, impico 5th, Santiago 10th. New
Orleans oath, and Key Jan. arrived here yester
day. he following IL DIX ~ her officers Commodore
James Alden; LieUts.- Commanding, A. +. X. Benham
Edward +. Prebc; Surgeon, r. L. Macon; Paymaster,
A. J. Clark: Chief-EnHneer Chas II. LOTing; j. A. Sur
geon d. W. Mnrte; First Lieut.. Commanding U. s. Ma
Tnes II. j. Bishop A. Surgeon, Geo. A. BlAht; 4. Mas
clay; A. Ensign, q. W. Famholt; First Assisant,Eng-
gaer n B. Iettig: Second do, w. H. DeHart, John g.
KafeI- Acting Third Assistant Engineers J. g. Balls,
Geo Taylor Leo Bertsch; p. NJ Clerk, Jas. Collin; Com
Clerk Henri Leon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07
AN IAiPOsT0B.

An actor, representing himself as Mr.. Joseph
Booth. the Youngest son of the late Junius B1ltus
Booth, is playing at Edinburgh, and drawing large
crowds by his impndent assumption. Mr. Joseph
Booth is not the stage. and is nj present III tins
that this imposter who is represented as being a
Mr. Henry Marble of LeayenwOrth, win meet with
his lust deserts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07

= Thedrama of " The IuguenOt Captain" will be pre-
sented for the last time tonight at the Olympic
aheatcr. Onr notice Of this drama has been
crowded ont from day to day; but-better late
than never. The piece does not appeal
strongly 10 critical favor. IL is three-act play
written in smooth aud often vigorous prose, bat it
has the defect OF being over-aden with theatre
ral effects Mr. Watts Phillips is the authol-a Lon
don dramatist of considerable repute. His purpose
appears to have been TO sule the spectator as muck
as possible by first phmgng him into the depth of
anxious suspense, and then Jerking him mp to the
summit of placid relief and TO do this as often as hu-
man nature might be expected 70 stand it, He has
accomplished his BENEVOLENT design. His hero HUI
euenOt Captain, is Sepcted as a fugitive from the
law He flies and the law pursues-and there follows
, practical illustration of what sailors denote
Tom Coxs trayerse'-up one hatchway aud down
fLe other. The captain proves the better runner,
however and he might. at any time, sci away; only
he IA iD love and insists remaining IN the neigh
bOrhO0d Of the beloved object. 80, al last he comes
70 grief But, as the end OF the chase when the spec
af0fe suspense is 40 the highest pitch, the gentle
man for the Killing Of whom the Captain has been
pursued makes his appearance, as good as new, and
1opriyes the law OF its prey. MatJ1mony then
seizes upon the HuglenOt Captain, and the spectator
leparts, Wishing him joy. Mr. Phillips has wrought
put this simple plot Ia simple manner quietly defy
ing natnralneSs and indicating that consistency is
s0t mncb of jewel after all. No attempt has been
made 70 delineate character 70 analyze emotions, or
10 portray manners IL w0uld DO idle, therefore, to
search IA this play Tor those sterling merits which
give permanent value 10 a drama. Such merit IL
has. though, shonld be fully acknowledged. It GER
fAiDly does arouse certain kind of fyergh interest
Then toe IL provides fer stage effects and these are
got wanting az the Olympic Theater. It's principal
framaflc 8lfnati0n, we ought to nOte--that In which
Abe hero eeeke the protection Of the mother of the
man whom be bas killed--is borrowed from Bon
The national Republican., 1867-12-02
Matiuual Repablitau.
AMUAENiENTA. A

The NATIONAL THBkrRE.-''King Henry W.
will be produced at the NatiopAi tonight, with
should all the house. This gentleman Ia the only
man on the American stage who can personate
the unctious knight to perfection; and our
Washington play-goers may well congratulate
themselves that the present week Ia to afford
them at this theatre season OF rare entertain.
ment.
WALLS OPERA HousE.-The far-famcd Ethio-
plan minstrels known as the NORRIS Brothers
will appear at W alrs tonight. This troupe, as
1t was organized by these brothers and Mcssrs.
PELL & TRowBRIDGE, stands unrivalled in the
line OF negro minstrelsy in this country. The
lovers OF fun and "the concord OF sweet sounds''
may expect a rich treat.
The national Republican., 1867-12-02

L. GrTsAS, No. III Bridge street, Gcurgctown, Is
selling OF his stock Of Dry Fancy and Millinery
Goods, wool blankets, &c, together with the latest
styles Of trimming. bonnets, hats and feather, at
less than cost to change business. This will afford
the ladies OF Georgetown aud Washington au opror.
tunity to make their purchases at great saving
advertisement n another column.
The national Republican., 1867-12-02
TFHYyT0T0J1T71T VIEW OF MIEETITTETT

The Chenpc.t Book Ever Published, containing
nearly Three Hundred Pages aud One Hundred and
Thirty Fine Plates aud Engrayiugs Of tho Anatomy
Of thS Human Organs IN a state Of Health aud Dis
ease, with treatise on Early Errors, its DCplGraGc
Authors Plan Of Treatmcnt-the only rational aud
successful mode Of cure, rs shown by tho rCpUt Of
cases treated truthful adviser to the married and
those contemplating marriage, who entertain doubts
OF their ply sca condition.. Sent FREQ Of postage to
currency, by addressing DR. LA CROlX, No. ~
Maiden Lgnr, Albany, y. y. The author may ho
book treats, either personally Orby mail Mcdirnvs
sent To any part ul N" world,
The national Republican., 1867-12-02
New Advertisements.

"DSYClOMANCY, or SOUL CHARMING. -
] How either sex may fasCinRIc a md gain tho love
aud affections Of any person they CHOOSE Instantly
This simple mental acquiTemcn all can possess free
by mai for y cents, together with guide tho un
married Oi both sexes. \ queer, "NrtnE book.
Book publishers, philadclnhin
The national Republican., 1867-12-02

An ACT to gravel G street south, between Ninth
and Tenth streets west.
BE IL enacted, ac., That tho Mayor bo, and be
Is hereby, authorized and requested to cause G
street south, between Ninth and Tontb streets
wost, to be gravoledj and to defray the expense
thereof the sum Of three hundred dollars, or so
much thereof as trry bo necessary, Is hereby ap-
propriated out Of tho funds Of the Seventh ward
tho work to de done under the direction Of the
commissioner Of the Seventh ward, and one as
sistant commissioner to be appointed By the
Mayor.
Approved, October 81, 1867.
The national Republican., 1867-12-02
New Advertisements.

VAssAR CoLLEGE FOR YOUNG LADiRs,-THE
" TTusteeso this Institution, desiring 10 extend The
benefits Of Mr. Vassars mundeent gif for the better
education OF young women, will admit, at any time
10 the Collegiate year, students prepared to join Col
leEe classes, charging expenses only from the date Of
cation, such as Cabinets, Art Gallery, Library M:
seSi tSr sfpiTs sSSs,i1Is M
The national Republican., 1867-12-02

CECTHist made In style and equal To merchant
taiors best work for largo and small men also, for
youths, boys and children Of all ages can be found
At L. Oppenhcimer's No. 80 Pennsylvania avenue,
between Ninth an Tenth streets.
The national Republican., 1867-12-02
CITY on DIsAN Il 3.
siIty-Fifth Council.

An Aer 10 lay certain flag footways across -Four.
teenth street west.
De IL enacted by tie Board Of Akiymsn and
Board Of Common Council Of fhc CITY Of Wash
ington, That the Mayor be, and be is hereby,
authorised and directed to cause flag footways
with stone gutter bridges, to be laid across Pour.
tsenth street west, a. Its intersection with the
north sides Of Rhode Island avenue, Q, X, 8,
7, and V streets north, and the south sides Of
Rhode Island avenue, aud and V streets north
and Boundary street; and to defray the expense
thereof sum sufficient Is hereby appropriated,
payabis out Of tho funds Of the Second ward.
JAMES @. DULIN,
Pr,ident ofhe Board Of Common Council
RUSSELL BARR,
Prendem ofthe Board Of ALirmsn
Approtsd, October 81, 1867
RICHARD wALLACH, Moyor.
The national Republican., 1867-12-02

DISPENSED WITH.-On Saturday there were
furloughcd at the Government Printing Otiicc
about dozen Of the compositors, II Is said, be
cause of the slackness OF work.
The national Republican., 1867-12-02

IMPEACHNENT.-Iti IL said a canvass among Re-
publican members Of the House has resulted in
the fact that the impea eachment resolutions, when
put to vote, will lack 20 OF majority.
The national Republican., 1867-12-02

GoSE TO THE PRISTER.-Hon. o. II. Brow ming,
Secretary Of the Interior, has completed his an
nual report, and on Saturday sent II to the dow
ernmcnt printing Office.
The national Republican., 1867-12-02
RICHARD wALLACH, Moyor.
Az ACT for The relief Of James Rogers.

An ACT for the relief Of james Rogers.
BE IL enacted, &C., That tho dne Of twenty .Gvc
doliars is1posed on James Rogers by Justice
Harper, on OF Ebsut the 80 Of October, 1867, for
an alleged violation Of law, be, and the same Is
hereby, remitted; and the SUN Of twenty-five
dollars Is hereby appropriated out n the general
fund to pay said Rogers that amount.
Approved, October 81, 1857.
The national Republican., 1867-12-02
EMBRACE THE OPPORTUNITY.

EMBRACE The OPrORrrNIrr.
Boys Suits, ~ 6-lO uH.,.. 81. 50
Do, tlO-lO off,. 20 20
Do si2-lO of. 80. 50
Chldren's suits, Sj.O-l0 off,. 81. s.
Garibadi Suits, StO-lO off,. 20 "
Bismarck Suits 10 off,. ~. %
All Children aud Boys Clothing, 10 per cent. dis.
count from value. at Hcnniug's, corner Of seventh
street and Maryland avenue, to Remove to No. 5ll
Seventh street, hteiIi0cncsr Building, about Jan.
uary l.
II HAS BEEN TRIED. Harvey ha, now his hcrt
In active operation, and will receive daily large
supply from his most choice beds, aud all lovers aud
opeureS Of oysters judge Of the quality for them
selves, he Is determined to keep his establishment
supplied with the best, regardless of labor uuy
penso. Received Friday, on" loud Of York rivers
the first Of the season, aud saturday choice load
Of Cherry Stones; all hauled to his house with tho
exception Of fifteen bushels, which. we learn, were
purchased by Mr. Turner, agent for Jack Lcary, Of
the Union Hotel, Georgetown. No other establish
ment has US yet received any Uf tho Hbuvu choice
oysters. They will be steamed aud prepared In every
style, at tho Original Steamed Oyster Saloon, No 27,
corner Of Eleventh street and Pcnusy lvHniu avenue
The national Republican., 1867-12-02

MATRIMOSIAL.-Mr. X. J. Mcigs reports the
whole number Of marriage licenses issued for the
month OF November to be 1O+, of which ll6 were
for white couples, and ~ for colored couples.