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The national Republican., 1867-12-30
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.

sroKEs 4 Co., at their estAbifshment, No. SsOI.
Ponnsylvauia avenue, between Third aud four.And.
-haif streets, show the public what they can get for
Is cents. II Is truly wonderful how these gentlemen
can furnish 80 much for % cents and one dsar. This
presents suitable opportunity to purchase holiday
presents for trinng sum.
CorLE 4 TOWNS desire their friends to send In
thor orders at once for New Years cards, which they
src prepared to furnlsh aud print promptly to order
BooAs &wrLrr, No. so Seventh street, between
and streets announce the reception Of large ad-
dition to their stock Of dry goods, which they arc
selling At reduced prices The attention Of our lady
readers is direetrd to their priec.list in another
column.
W. O. METzERorr & Co. publish to-day a state.
mcnt aud communications In relation TO the awards at
the Paris Exposition, to Messrs steinway Sons, for
their pianos Our musical readers will be interested
In everything relating to pianos.
THg STOCKHOLDERS Of the National Metropolitan
Bank will elect the directors Of this bank. to
during the ensuing year, the 18th OF January next
between II and , o'clock. at the bank. The cashier
also announces, In another column the dividend to
be paid 10 stockholders.
HOWARD DIVISION No. !, S. Of T., will give a
grand musical and dramatic entertainment for the
lief Of the poor at MetIero Hall this evening, tho
net proceeds Of which will be placed In the hands of
the Provident Aid Society,
Ross h BIcKsLER, High street, under Forrest
Hall, Georgetown, present list OF bargains in the
shape Of dry goods The attention Of tho ladies
especially Is directed to their advertisement.
MRs. wuEELocK. No. lsl Eighth street west, be.
tween and streets north makes known the fact to
the ladies In the northern section Of the city that she
has just opened an extensive stock Of fancy goods,
hoop skirts and eorsets and that she Is prepared to
receive their orders for millinery aud dress. making
Nh, W. ALBERT KIso, agent for Messrs. Booth
Bros, Of Wilbur, New York, announces that he is
prepared to furnish every description OF North River
Blue Stone, on the most favorable terms, which he
will deliver at any Of the wharyes Of Washington,
Georgetown or Alexandria. Mr. King esa be found
MI The enrner nf CAV aud IIIrh sirceia aenrrninUn
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EARNINGS OF THE COMPANY.

At resent, the PROFITS Of the Company are derived
only from Its local tranc, hut this Is already much
more than sufficient to pay the interest all the Bonds
the Company can ISSUE II not another mile built.
II Is not doubted that when the road is completed the
through trae Of the only line connecting the Atlantic
and Pacific States will be large beyond precedent and
as there will be competition II can always be done
at profitable rates.
II will be noticed that the Union Pacific Railroad Is.
In fuet, a Government Work, built under the super
vision Of Government officers. aud to large extent
with Government money, and that Its bonds are issued
under Government direction. 1t IL believed that no
similar security so carefully guarded, and certainly
no other is based upon larger or more valuable prop
crty. As the Company
The national Republican., 1867-12-30

TnR ORIGINAL FRANC, the Cheapest Man In this
city. Good Merino Undershirts and Drawers, Scents,
50 cents, % cents, rs cents, % cents, and < Good
White Shirts from 90 cents up Good Paper Collars,
10 cents per box or three boxes for 3 cents Imitation
Linen Collars, two boxes for . cents. Best shaks-
peare Collars, % cents box. Best Gray's Collars,
IS cents a box, (notc, De Gray's) Good Cotton
Socks cents pair at Francs Popular Gents Fur
nshing Store. 49I Seventh street. between and Z.
four doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
The national Republican., 1867-12-30

METROPOLITAN MEMORIAL M. H. CHURCH.
The pastor. DR.. II. s. Dc Hass, has issued the
following circular explaining the progress ofthe
Washington. the political metropolis Of our
sfs a 0ns shs pssa %is q s.s
sentativcs In Congress, tfe clerks in the differ
en-, and the 81 s
religious privileges they do at home.
The General Conference OF the Methodist
monumental church at the seat OF Government,
expressive Of our gratitude to God for his good
ness TO us as a people, and as bond OF union
. The work has been commenced under the most
favorable auspices. The building 10 already up
sSd GassT s roof sna VIII, VIII eSs when completed
Gothic order, and will be one Of the largest and
most imposing church edihces on the continent,
to be set apart for the Presiaent and Cabinet the
judges Of our courts, generals OF our army, and
other distinguished persons. Seats VIII also be
provided for the different States and prominent
cities, so that strangers from every section may
feel that they have place to worship when Wis
iting the metropolis, All the windows In the
commcmoratIng the great men and great events
Of titc age. The altar and pulpit will be made OF
and brought ro% ng MI LsSSn
paved with marble, portions OF which came from
Solomon's temple There viii be a nre-proof
church parlors and a supper-room for social
tertainments; q reading-room and library open
to all, with many other modern improvements.
Being national In character, persons Of every
denomination have taken an interest In Its
erection. Chief Justice Chase and General
Grant nre members Of the board Of trustees, and
the first men OF the nation are among the con-
tributors TO this grand monumental edihce.
A contribution Of one thousand dollars will
secure a pew for any State or city; Ave hundred
dollars memorial window for any worthy per-
son. The money can bc forwarded to your Rep
rescntative In Congress, Chief Justice Chase,
Genetal Grant, or +. 3. DeHass, pastor.
The enterprise has the Endorsement OF the fol-
lowing bishops: T.. 3. James, NJ, Simpson, +. II.
Kingsley.
The national Republican., 1867-12-30

MARYLAND MATTERs.-At an carly hour last
Sunday morning the steam saw-milI belonging
TO Captain Smith, about Ave miles north OF
Rockville, Nd, was discovered to be on fire. All
efforts to save 1t proved unavailing, and the mill
and surrounding buildings were totally de-
atroycd. 1t was certainly the act Of an fncen-
diary, IS there had been no fire in the mill for
several days, and 1t was ignited IN three different
places The property was fully insured.
The General Assembly OF Maryland convenes
at Annapolis on Wednesday next, lst of jan
uary. In addition to other important business a
United States Senator is to be elected.
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THAT veteran piekpoeket, Hard Times" ha,
been plying his vocation among citizens Of late,
but those who have suffered most from his dcpreda
tions can still afford to buy at prlcos for JUS
think of itonly 81 90 for Mons Fur Caps, q for fine
Cashmere Bell Hats; g. IS for Gents sewed Congress,
CATERS. And "last but not least" $40 for Cent
long top, double sole Calf-skin Boots-a great bar
gain-at J. T. Petty Co. = new Hat and Shoe Store
SIS Seventh street. opposite Building
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Legal Notices.
TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
l. OF COLUMBIA, THE 9TH DAY OF NoyEM.

lfSE SSLgaBih' ThE SfH DAY Or SovEN'
JAMES T. Close. plaintiff /
ABsoLoN A. CRooKsroN and I2N, Law.
GEoRGE II. MOORE, defend
ants. .
On motion Of the plaintiff, by Mr.. Willoughby, his
Attorney Is ordered that the defendants cause their
to be entered herein before the frst
Tc day occurring forty days after this days other.
wise the cause will be proceeded with In case OF
default
Test; ''' RI. MEIGs,
dei-2aw6w Clork
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS

arc offered for the present at % CENTS on rHE DoLLAH
they arc the cheapest security in the Market being
more than Is per cent lower than United States stoeks
They pay
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CARRYING CONCEALED, wEAroNs.-Aller
Strawser was arrested by 0dieer westerfelt, o
the Second precinct Justice Thompson hnet
him t2O.
The national Republican., 1867-12-30

DIsoRpERLY.-Mary Holley was arrested on
Saturday by Offcer Grown. OF the Second pre-
cinct, charged with dlsorderly conduct. She was
fined - by Justice Thompson.
The national Republican., 1867-12-30

VIOLATING THE MARKET LAw.-Ohicer Vos,
arrested Bruce Dent on Saturday for selling un
sound provisions in market. He was fined Is BY
Justice II arper.
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CONCEALED WEAPoSs.-Oficer Dunn arrested
James Burnaugh, charged with carrying con.
ccalcd weapons. He had hearing before JUS
tice Morscll, who fined him $50.
The national Republican., 1867-12-30

FoR THiRTr DAYS We shah offer stock Of fur
nishins goods at great reduction. Our line OF white
shirts arc worthy Of your attention.
A. sAKs q Co., 6l7 Seventh street,
Between Pennsylyanla avenue and d street.
The national Republican., 1867-12-30

CRIHIsAh G9gGr1ygdgGs 0!iniaThLs court trans
house :trfsi: SSITS;Sn EisySniE sg$ T%sI!h
aud tho defence Introduced witnesses policemen and
SSrhood, they have never heard sgrsins or obscene
HRgp9go IN tho hal but some O. heie he TinoSses +, tcs,
sS 1aSy ma eEs SHTwa IN tue ha III some
Nj, Thompson not deslrinS to speak. Mr. Pratt ar.
iS IwSt Nv apon SG'S some m points in the testimony against
him, which he Soa!sndcd Mers disPToSSd by ne cyl
like FSntemeni hut rclt corlHin tIat i hc had col:
GG'S S Sfs Th ni %
GS had GST TO ST9 the S'0Ss People Ss wS@
thing Was an attempt to get the coorcd people out Of
oEns o M Pr GT @ % % S"% 'GS
lawyer who Kept SP Il fame ball for elorsd people,
It soS Sn saGsa s dSy fGc
o Wei s PTlGF Il % hG Sr 10 sSS Rfy y SSqs
whsn man came to ms e91r and attempted to SqH
@i and PSqdca SI
people to hold religious worship under that polluted
ruin soagRt to iaSipaSe that Ii court and Jury would
not give the same justice to colorcd as TO white
w W himself aud he baT he was certain he could say
they would deal as fairly WIN man OF one color as
the same of tho jury,
sSs SH Ss an& aH s GS%sS IN Ws %
ordinary oesgrrSaSS r. such 50 e. as to disturb !ES
disorder or the late hour at which 1t occurred, such
house was disordcTy housoi and II, from the
evidence the Jury thought that room under the
troll Of Pratt was so used with his knowledge they
should find him guilty Nor should the negative tes'
timOny Of party who did not hear the disorder be
considered contradictlng the positive testimony OF
parties who did hear II.
As to the right Of oOOred people, which had bccn
alluded 70. NJ record Would show that he had SwPy,
wore S People ESS5y GS g. SS
thing hsfo in the admlnstTaOn Of Justice to secure
the equality Of all mon before the law, he would dc
lie had IN tl cause, uut OF the ordinary course
Uf procedure, given tho dofandant chance to make
up for his renlssnoss in not having testimony ready
yesterday, aud adjourned the court over until TO
nor had hO any doubt that the jury would act In this
made the disorder 81 have not, he said, "fRiled
yet to hnd Jury who would NOT regard the rights VI
sons "
Tho case went then to the jury, who, after shor
Mr., ThomPsOn having hled exceptions, they wore
set down to be argued on Monday, Pratt being helt
| to appear on that day In the sum OF 500.
| The court then adjourned until this morning,
The national Republican., 1867-12-30

PREPARING To CELEBRArE.-The Democrats
are making elaborate preparation for celebrating
the sth Of January here. Prominent speakers
have been invited from all parts OF the country.
The national Republican., 1867-12-30

ASSAULT AND BATTERy.-James Hogan was
arrested on Friday by Ofiicer Barnes, of the
First precinct, for committing an assault. and
battery on William Woodward. He was fined
100 BY Justice Kean.
The national Republican., 1867-12-30
SIX PER CENT. IN GOLD.

or over EISE PER CENT. upon the Investment Sub
scrIptious will bo received In Washington by
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, II. D. Cooke, Presl-
dent; W. II. Huntington, Cashier.
RITTENHOusE, FOWLER 4 CO. ,s32 PennsylyAnia
avenue,
Nassau street, aud by
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK. No, Nassau
street.
CLARK, DODGE 4 CO. Bankers, No, 81 Wall
street
street,
And by the Company'S advertised Agents through
out the United States. Remittanees should be made
in drafts or other funds par in New York. and the
bonds will be sent FREQ Of charge by return express
The national Republican., 1867-12-30

SOLDIERS AND SAILORS UNIoN.-Governor
o. p. Morton, u. 5. Senator from Indiana, will
address this Union tonight at Union League
Hall. Seats are free, and the public are invited.
The national Republican., 1867-12-30

DINING AND wISISG, 10 a moderate extent, is one Of
the comforts Of this mundane sphere To do all this in
luxurious ease II would be well to call Louis Betu
the well known proprietor Of the Restaurant and Pr-
vate Dining Rooms located at No. 2 and 2s0 street.
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth, near the War
and Navy Departments. Every deieaey Of the season
be found at his rooms, served up In the best man
and at popular prices In tho Of bbables, the
celebrated Bass English Ale be had on draught.
Also, the choicest Liquors and Cigars.
The national Republican., 1867-12-30

PRoPAHIrY.-On Friday william Davis was
arrested In the First precinct by Omcer Boyle
lie was fined as by Justice Tucker.
The national Republican., 1867-12-30

IL 0LASctSd over columns the eye Is greeted
with the remark OF "good article at low prices,
aud the place to nnd them is at T. s. 0artrell's late
Robert Isroal's, SO Seventh street, corner Of l.
ane assortment Of Ladies' Gentlemen and Children s
Roots and Shoes constantly on hand.
The national Republican., 1867-12-30

ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-James Burnaugh
was arrested by Ofiicer Dunn, Of the Fourth pre-
clnct. He was fined IS by Justice Morsell.
The national Republican., 1867-12-30
ORLEANS C0URT,

" DECBNBBR1 y L.,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WAsHISUroS Coz II,
10 ipit.
In the case OF Samuel NOrment, administrator of
Sophia Harvey deceased, the Aforesaid
hSs, with the appreciation Of the Orphans, Cont 81
Washington county Aforesaid ,appOiutcd SATURDAY,
the 18th day Of December, 1857 for the final setleneht
and distribution Of the personal estate OF said de-
ceased, and Of the assets In hand, far the same
have been collected and turned into money when and
where all the creditors and heirs Of said deceased ao
not fed to attend with their claims property VOuched
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
beneat In said deeessed's estate provided copy o.
the NATIoSAL REPuBLI0AS previous 10 The said day
Test JAS r. O'BElRNEt
dei- wed3w' REGISTER OF wills,
The national Republican., 1867-12-30
THE COURTS,

ORrFANs' CouRr-Judgc PgreeH.-This Cour,
was occupied as follows on Saturday
LAST WILLS.
The last will aud testament Of Edmond Walsh. made
IN this city the I'D Of May ls6 was aled for pro.
his pro perry to his wife and children.
w s. Cox's will, reported already, was fully
proved and admitted TO probate.
PETITIONS.
Rich Vigle made application to tho court, setting
forth that one John Washington, an orphan, lad o
eleven years, whom he had nurtured. clothed and
educated, had been taken of from him by Mrs Nailor,
and was now held ut work by s, Seymour, without
compensation. The pe,tion prayed the court for an
order on Seymour aud Mrs. NRllor to bring the boy
into court The, application was granted.
The award Of John c. Harkness, umpire In the case
OF MaryC Wilson vs. John A, Small 5 admin strator,
giving f 0 to tho plaintiff, was filed evidence oi
debt against said estate.
James r Hodgson surrendered his guardlanship Of
the orphans Of William Flahertyi whereupon Captain
Goddard was appointed their guardian,
dCARDIANs. ~
John II, Goddard qualified as guardian Of william
FHhertys orphans giving bond In 81 90, with Peter
Carlan and Theodore Sheckels Ms suTctcs.
LETTERS TgsTANBNTARY.
Ezekiel J. Cox qualified Ms executor Of John = Cox,
giving bond In si,oO, with VIM. p. Particle and
Henry Beard as suretics.
ACCOUNTS,
Tho fourth account OF Margaret Bayley, guardian Of
Mary L, Baylcy, was filed and passed
The court then adjourned.
The national Republican., 1867-12-30

VIOLATION oF THE Snow LAw.-Jerry Castillo
and Edward Lee were arrested on Friday by ON.
The first was fined sj and Lee t2, by Justice
Walter.
The national Republican., 1867-12-30

AuLD LANG SYNE.-A number OF the personal
friends of Mr.. Kennedy, the Scotch vocalist,
will give him = banquet this eyening at Aman's
restaurant, Ninth street, near ID.
The national Republican., 1867-12-30

LADIES, sec the new and beautiful styles Of Walk
ing Boots OF every material, coming In every day a
Cummins Si7 Seventh street. second door south Of
street and Northern Market.
The national Republican., 1867-12-30

VIOLATION OF THE Liquor LAw.-Ohiccr Beall
of the Second precinct, arrested william Qug-
ley, restaurant keeper, for selling liquor to
minors. lie hada hearing before Justice ThOmp-
son, who fined him $40 for the offence,
George W. Randelett was arrested by Officer
Straub of the Fourth precinct, for selling liquor
Fourth precinct, on Friday, charged with keep
Ing his store open on Sunday. Justice Morscl
fined him tlO, and s3.03 costs.
The national Republican., 1867-12-30

LARcESY OF WooD.-Oflcer Gordon, OF the
Eighth precinct, arrested two eolored boys on
Friday, charged by Mr.. William Guinand with
the larceny OF wood from his wood and coal
yard. Justice Gull sent them to Jail for court.
The national Republican., 1867-12-30
V,HE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
L EOLIiMBIA. HOLDING A DISTRICT COuI

L g3LnMBIA, H%3hDiSa % T rsS Dl@STRlGT, @ ,S CouRr RT
DISTRICT.
To all tphOm Il may concern, greeting:
NOTICE is hereby given that the Steam Tug TeaIer
was captured by vessels Of the United states belong,
ing 10 tho Mississippi squadron under command Of
Rear Admiral G. H. Davis, and the same was libolled
and prosecuted In this court tho name OF tho United
States for the reasons In the libel stated and that said
cause will stand for trial Al the City Hall Ia the city
Of Washington, on the lRsT MONDAY Of January
next, when and where all persons arc warned TO ap
pear to show cause why condemnation should not be
December /, ISL. K j. MEIGs,
delISS Wtd Clerk.
The national Republican., 1867-12-30

To VISIT THE PREsIpgNT.-The members of
the Oldest Inhabitants Association will meet In
front of the Treasury building at II o'clock on
New Years day, and will proceed to the Execu-
tive Mansion, where the President Will receive
them ut u quarter before twelve. Joseph H.
Bradley, esq, the oldest native resident Of Wash
ington, will address the President on behalf of
the association. At p. m, of the same day,
they will hold their stated meeting at Willards'
HOTEL
The national Republican., 1867-12-30

SOLDIERS OF ls12.-The associated soldiers OF
the war OF 1919 are TO meet on the east portico
New Years day, for the purpose OF proceeding
to the Executive Mansion and paying their re-
spects to the President.
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CoxsrxPrIov, that insidlous foe

or mortals In this vale below,
often comes from damp feet, which gentlemen can
avoid by purchasing a pair Of pair Of Gum Shoes Of
j. T. Petty Co.. SIS Seventh street, opposite Intel
ligencer Building.
The national Republican., 1867-12-30

THE ONLY REASON WHY Mr.. p. c Boyle, at 800 Penn.
sylvana avenue, between Four-and a-half and Sixth
streets, near tho National Hotel, has such demand
for his pure Rye whisky i that 1t is the produet Of
the Chennngo and wheatland Valley, which Is Of a
limestone soil, and consequently is be purest and
best Of any other In the market His Kentucky Bour-
bon cannot be excelled. Foreign and Domestic Wines
and Brandlcs always hand and In large quantities
nt the lowest nricea.
The national Republican., 1867-12-30

HARMONY CIRCLE BALL-This gcntlcmanly
band of young folks will give their sixth annual
masquerade ball for the benefit of the new Ma
sonic temple, corner OF + and Ninth streets, at
Odd Fellows Hall, one week from tonight, Jan
uary o. We trust everybody will aid in this
praiseworthy enterprise, especially as cards to
the ball are put at the low figure OF o.. 1t will
evidently be a grand affair.
The national Republican., 1867-12-30

GERMAN ASSOCIATION ENTERrAINMENT.-The
second evening entertainment of tho German
Association will take place tonight. The COM
cured Temperance Hall, on Il street, now one of
the finest bathrooms In the city. In order to re-
spond TO u desire expressed by great many
patrons there will be no gcncraTsuppcr, In place
OF which an open buffet will be served In the
suppcr-room for ladies' and gentlemen from II
O'Clock, p. IN. The committee will spare nothing
to make this second entertainment fully equal
the first one-a sOclabe and select aifair--and It
is hoped that all the members md their friends
will attend II.
The national Republican., 1867-12-30

DIsoRDERLY IN CHuRCH,-OtcOr Grown, of
the Second precinct, arrested Lewis Johnson on
Saturday, lie was fined 50 by Justice Thomp-
son. Thomas White was arrested by Officer
charge, He was fined % by Justice Thompson.
The national Republican., 1867-12-30

FUEL ron THE PooR.-rho act passed by Cuun-
destitute has been approved by Mayor Wallach.
The fuel Is to be turned over to the PTovident
Aid Society for distributions half Immediately,
and the remainder when necessity requires.
The national Republican., 1867-12-30

ANOTHER DEAD INPAST.-A white female in
fsnt child was found dead In the canal, at the
foot of Tenth street, yesterday morning. 1t was
acting coroner w. o. Harper held an inquest on
the body. The jury rendered n verdict that the
child was born alive, and came to its death
through improper treatment at the time of its
birth by persons unknown to the Jury. Justice
Chaplin was foreman of the jury.
The national Republican., 1867-12-30

DEATH or MIR. ToMAN,-Aftcr severe siege
Of pain, Mr. John Toman, who was shot In the
First ward on Chrlstmas night, by = cOlored
man, died at Providence Hospital, on Saturday
ProvidcSce WosnitaI Yesterday Afternoon. III"
remains being frst taken to st, Peters church,
Capitol Hill, and thence to Mount Oliyct Gene
terry, where they were inferred. The mother OF
the unfortunate deceased, who Is In ireland, will
be Immediately notified Of the untlmcly death OF
her
The national Republican., 1867-12-30
.-oTICE TO GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES.

HEADauARrERs TuiED military DIsrRIGT !
CHiTF orAkThhhhsrHhsoialeE' Z
All persons, aud the widows 9r other heirs n per
Railroad Department In Alabama and GeorgiA, In the
years 1874 and 1855, aud were not paid should at once
bTessu their claims to either Of tho following named
phprs who will give them all the necessary Informs
tn In regard to making ont their accounts properly,
Gce tO tho QuArteImaster General u g. A. for sotte.
mont; Lieut. II. J, farnsworth, Sith InfAntry and
Gampbel. $50 infaH5ry, aud a. A; 9pa5tsImastsr
4. A QuartermAsteF, Huntsville, Ala.
BY order Of the QuArtermASter General
X, sAXT0N,
Byt. Brig. Gen, 4 o. NJ. U. 5. L.,
dec2i-Sw Chief Q. N, sd NIL. Dist.
The national Republican., 1867-12-30
LOCAL ITEM 9.

dHrAr RxrxcrArIoxs can be realized at Hennins's
Ono Price Clothing Store, the corner Seventh street
aud Maryland avenue.
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rCHB sUPREMG COURT or THE pIsIf.ID : OF
l. COLUMBIA, HOLDING \ DlSTkIl NRT
OF THE UNITED STATES IORTHE ~h.l DIS.

To all iotOm u may concern. grsctiH1s
NOTICE Is hereby given that the slcAmsr I,.N nor
A. MOutOn was captured by vessels OF lh' fl.r I'd
States belonging to the Mississippi squAdTuu ..tsr
% iIhaII III "a w SoS' IVA ncutsi In nj t
Of the United States, for the reasons ia the lib, %
and that said cause will stand for trial Al The Guy
Hall In tho city Of Washington, on the FIRST MOS
DAY Of January, 1858, LeXt, when aud whore al
persons are warned to appear to show cause why
demnaton should not DO decrecd, aud tot .r'sH'
for their interests.
DECEMBER 4, 1867. Il. J. MElIs
dprll.SNWtl
The national Republican., 1867-12-30

The SHOE AND Boor MARKET OF this city has
record for cheapness. II you want to indulge In tn
luxury Of new pair Of Boots or CATERS for you
wife, call at T. s. Gartre dealer in boots and shoes
corner seyenth and streets