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The national Republican., 1867-11-27
PROPOSALS FOR LETTER BAL

Posr uFFIcE DEPARTMENT,
w .uLNLI..N u q lGI m lhEl

Posr uFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WAsHIsdrvS, D G, Oct ~ 1867
Sealed Proposals will he Teceiy' at this Depart
IN. ut uGtil the l3Ih day OF DECEM EN- heN, at IL
O'c Ock noon, rr furnishing Letter Balances for the
Of the Post OncsS In 'hs United States fr four
year. from and after The Slt dAy Of DaVember next
VI the following ptrn. nAmey -
ayoirduppis weight be gradei dhwa 10 quarter
ounces oftbess 1t is supp seL Iha SO 10 Loo viii
be required f,r each year.
ID. Balances capable OF Weighing two pounds,
rdupois to be graded down to half ouGess.
Of these Ia supposed 90 to 100 will be required for
each year.
Perfect eorrec ress and strength and durability
will be required In the Balances to bs furnished.
Samples Of zach description Of Balances must Ae-
company each bid aud the bidder who may 'bI ,in
the contract " II be required to futnish Balances
H'srad OF guilty In all respects squ / to the
samples
Ia h Balance must b. well aud securely packed in
box for taEr rportA Ion and del verd free of all
paatesI thu DeparIme ent at Wash,ugtJp, C., where
'ha sswe will be accepted " found to be perfect aud
aqual to the samples.
Bach bidder must furnish with his proposals suf-
hesnt evidence Of his ability to comply with his
bid
Two SUFFICIENT sursties will be required to a con-
tract
failure to furnish tue Balances contracted for
promptly, or the furnishing Of an Inferior quality,
will be sdersd sufficient iuse for forfeiture Of
the contract
Pr pJs IL must be indorsed on the envelope, Pro-
posa's for Letter Balances aud directed to the
fUst Assistant Postmaster General, washington, D.
c., ALEX W. RANDALL,
10 2-fdt PostmASter HenetA.
The national Republican., 1867-11-27
PREPAYMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- UEIrED STATES PArEsI oryIcs,


On the petition of GEO.GB W. COATS and JANIS
RUSSELL Of sptiu kheld, Massachu .elts praying for
the extension OF patent granted TO them the lst
day OF August 1854 for an Improvement In Machines
for Sticking Card Teeth, for seven years from the
expiration Ht said patent, which takes place on the
let day W august, 1861
Itis ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent OdCe on MONDAY the 27th day Of April
next At 70 O'Clock, IN, and all persons are notified
to appear aud show cause, II any they have, why
said portion ought not to be granted.
Psr.rus opposing the exclusion are required 10 ale
IN the ratont omVs their objections sPeeialiy act
'Nrlh 10 writing - leas rsntV iays before tue day
OF hsArlaSi all testimony died by sitter party to be
Ised Mt ths sAit bearing, Gnst he taken aud trans
mILlstin secordAu.e With the FuleS " the once,
which will be tuIuisLsd Oh application.
Deposinons ani other papers, relied upon as tsst-
mSny mUst be fiAd 10 tie Oaace tDsEty days before
the day Of ls4Iius he aryumOnts, II any, within
ten days RftcF hiLg tho testimony,
0Idsroj also. that this notice Oe Published 10 the
RsPUBaIcAN and tue iatyti.gs"Csr, Wellington, u.
c., aud 10 the Springfield x publics springheld,
Mass ,ouce week 'ur three sUeisSsiye weeks the
drst Of said PuheAoas " Os at sast NIIy days pre-
yious to he day OF hearing, T.C. TuEAKRR,
no2l- Wsw C"mmiESN"nsr ~ Pats pts.
The national Republican., 1867-11-27
THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
District OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A DIS.
TklCT COURT OF Tue UNITED STATEs
FOR THE SAID DISTRICT.

To all t1hOm Il may concern, grating!
Notice IL hereby given, that on ihs 5th aud 9Th
days OF August, 1858, the armed euamy's vessel
GHlusS was attacked, sunk and destroyed by vessels
of the Uaited States belonging to the Western Gulf
bloeksiing Squadron, uSder ths eommSnI Of ReNr.
Admiral o. farTagut, and that on the 2tth day Of
september, 1867, the same was libelled aud pose.
euted In this Court, In the nam" OF the United
States for the reasons In the libel stated aud that
said will stsnd for trial At the Guy Ball In
the city oi Washington, on tie FIRST MONDAY Of
DECEMBER next, whom aud where all persons arr
warned to appear to show cause why condemnation
should not be dserSsd and to intersne for their 10
terssts.
September Is, 1867. R. J. MEIGs,
Oci .2awtd [StArl CLERK
The national Republican., 1867-11-27
rNHE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A DIS.
TRlCT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR TaE SAID DISTRICT.

To all ehOm Il may concern creating:
Notice Is hereby given, that on the 2sth day oi
February, 1883, the armed ensmy's vessel Nash.
Vile was attacked, 'unk, aud destroyed by vessels
Of the South Atlantic Bloekading Squadron, under
the command Of -, aud that on the 24th day
NJ SEPTEMBER 1857, the came was lbslled And rros.
| eeuted In this Court, In the name Of the Unted
States, for the reasons In The libel stated and
that said cause will saud for trial Al the City Hall
In tho city Of Washington, on tbs FIRST MONDAY
Of DECEMBER next, when and whsre all persons
are warned TO appear TO show cause why eondemna'
ton should not he dscresd. aud to Intervene for
their Interests. ~
teplembeT %, 1867 J. hBl0S,
oei. .2AWd fStAr.l CLERK.
The national Republican., 1867-11-27
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

wAsmISGroSIAss IN ALtxASDRIA.-A frater aal
yist Of Mount Nobo Encampmeat, Of Washington, D.
| stewart, VIM. h. Mcleau, John Y. H4vonner, aud
| Grand Patriarch Kidd'r, OF the Grand Epesmpmeut
Of the District Of Columbia and number Of Brothers
| from MaRanenu, Ridgaly and Columbisn Ensamp.
| ments, Of tue same jurisdiction, was made Monday
| night to N riley RHcSmpmeGt, No. =, o. y, Il
this city. They came down In special train, which
arrived about clock when they proceed to Cd
| Fs lows Hall, on Columbus street, and after re.
naming there about two hour', they agaln took up
their line u match preceded bya acorp, dIuumeIs
| aud proceed, to the store owned by G N Taylor,
esq where a bountful rSpast OF oysters, &c, was
| spread before them. After some time spent In an
asre,sb manner over th- good ihinas Of this llfs
| the visitors, accompanied by 'thsir Alexandria
frsnds roeesded to this Asaph ,t cot depot, and
| left for hume at II 80 o clock The AL 'xSpdrians
did their best considering the short notice, to en-
tTAin their friends frsm the other side OF the river
| The Alexandria EucAmpment contemplate visiting
| gIisndsh p Lodge, No u, In the First ward, IN
wash'ngIOn the jh proximo. In return for visit
IN de- some time since by the Brothers from that
tion Of the District The visit sst night will bo re-
turned SOM time after tht ho days Thsse frAternAl
vi'ita. we cohesive are highly beneficial In many
| respects.
FRE -YestcrdGy morning about halt. past twelve
/ o'clock, tho frame building No. 20 south Fairfax
street. occupied by NJ Rubin as dwelling AID Junk
shop took hre. and notwithstanding the strenuous
sxsrtions Of the frenen, was totally consumed, to:
gether with most Of the contents The flames spread
10 The roof Of the adJoning thrse,story brick dwell
ing, belonging to ]. J hlOyd which roof was en- :
| interior OF the upper stories Mr. Rubin was ab
sent from the city at the NORTH ad his wife wa. in
attendance al the Red hen ball the entrances to
house being securely fastened when the fire broke
out Mr.. Lloyd was insured TO an amount that will
fully cover his loss, and Mr.. Rubiu was nsarsd for
o. OOe Il Is suspected that tbs are wAS the WORK Of
an isceudiary. Tho back building Of the dwelling
u Mr.. H. Jsuney, on the south, was also slightly
injured.
ARREST John T. Williams, young man, native
Of this place ha, been arrested on complaint pre-:
ferred by The postmaster, "for logging the name Of
Sally Hunter, 4 cOlorsd woman, to a mO9ey order
payable at the post Office this city aud obtaining
the moasy on the same IN Juao last
Acquired Mr. Jos. Young, arrested on charge
being implicated iu the or gin OF the Ore, was rx.
sminsi before Justice Moore yesterday even and
Louurably acquitted Of the charge, there beng no
evidence adduesd In the Of the Justice, 'uf
hcient to warrant HIS arrest.
RINpEKPEsr. 1t has been reported to US that this
disease has made Its appoaraSes among the cattle on
several u the farms in this neIghboThoOd, And that
quite nu ulber have recently died oft.
The national Republican., 1867-11-27
Georgetown and Alexandria.

ORDERS PoR rHE NATIONAL RxruBIicAr, In Gsorge-
town, may be lsft at the once Of J. J. BoouE, Real
Estate Agent, High street, one door below Bridge
street
Mr. THOMAS GALLAoHrR, No. l4s st. Asaph street,
between oibbon and Franklin IL our authorised agent
for the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, In the city Of Aisxan
dria, and will receive subscriptions and advertise
ments. and receipt thereior.
The national Republican., 1867-11-27
rNHE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT, OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A Dis
TRICT C0URT OF THB UNI Ed STATEs
FOR THB SAID DISTRICT.

To all BhOnI Il may concern, greeting:
EoIoe Is hereby given, that on the s4th DAY Of
March, IS63 tho armed snemy's steamer MapA-sss
was attacked, sunk, aGd destroyed by the tni'-i
AlrS vss ,el Mssssppi belonging to the Mississippi
squadron, under the command VI Commodore N.
Smith, aud that on the 2ih day of september, 1867
H. same libsiled and prosecuted In this Court,
In the name Of the United Satas for tue reasons In
the !ibsl stated aud that said will ttAnd 70,
trial at tho City Hail. 10 the city Of Wellington OF
the FIRST MONDAY Of DECEMBER next, when ant
whore all persons are warned to app"ar to Shou
cause why condemnation should not be dsersed, Ant
to Intervene FOR their interests.
Sep embsr Is, 1857, r. J. MBlG6,
ol.2AWtd lstArl Clerk.
The national Republican., 1867-11-27
Alexandria Advertisements.
DROPOSALS FOR WRAPPING
PAPER AND TwINEs
Posr oYPlcs DEPARTMENT,

Posr ORPIcs DGPARrABET,
wAsHISG on, 4. q Oct 20, 1857 !
Sealed Proposals will be received 81 tbs DArart-
ment until the ISL day OF DECEMBER NEXT, at
IL o,e'osk, hoon for furnishing Wrapping Paper
aud Wrapping Twines for the Of the Post otiees
in the United States, Tor fur years from and after
the 3lst day o. Dsembsr nsxt.
The sad articles to be delivered, FREQ Of expense
to the Department, at the Blank Agsoeie- Of The
Post once Department at Washington, D. G. and
New York city, NY.
The sstimsisd quantity Of each article a,d tho
qsaty thereof required Al each Agency ara spec
DIS R,cr NO. l-Ar wssHisGroy, D.
IS, coo resms OF Wrapping Paper, 2ox25 inshes In
,iIs. Of a matsrisI and quality elu,i In all
respects to mat now In use Ia the Depirt-
msnt % weigh g pounds 70 the ream, and
s,eh ieam 70 contain 20 perfect JH!Tes
100 reaus cf wrsppi"s Paper Of the same quai.
ity -s above s.ltsd, E6Tio nah0s size, and
!. ysigh IS ,"aads to tHs .sam, for The use
- 900 p'urts Of iIs .. other suit .b- SIls hsfd.
wLss,ani in ehl', aHd TO weigh about
IL, OOo Pouads Of eosr,s Eenp Tw'uo, about ors.
,lShih Of 40 in.h N diameter az ia 5l's,
,rvr,,s1 T. ~ssisA moa to: oggds s,,L,
H. 900 rsams of wrlfr'ay Paper. simiI.r 10 ihgt
deseribei In the e'tim-ss ar't ntmsl for
a. 900 pounds OF J1Is or otter sutaN's r ue SINH
lar to that desc ibed for Distfl.i NJ. L.
10, coo posnds Of eoarss Hemp TWige, ,imilar TO
that required for District no. l.
Proposals viii be received for each article sepa.
| trets
The contract or coniraeta will be awarded TO the
10 west and best bidder to be det rminsd after care
ful examination for tns purpose ot AsesriAiniug
which bid will In It, practical res lts be most ad.
vantage, us to the Department
II the Districts should be changed, he articles
shA be delivered At such place or places as tho
Postmaster General shall designate, at Pro RATA
RATES.
More or less than the estma cd quantities may be
ordered, as the necessities Of the De artment may
require, at the dseoe on OF the Postmaster General
samples OF sush articles as are now used at the
Pest ofaees may be seen at the olsss sgTplisl and
al either Agency.
Bidders viii sead samples Of such a ticles as they
propose 70 furnish with their BIDS
Eaen bi !dsr must Grnish with his proposals guar.
antics OF his sbthty to comply wi his bd u 4 a
cert nsate frsm a Pvs MASTER that sueh gIarantOrs
are reliable psrson-.
Two sufae snt surst ss will be reqsired to con-
tract
! failure to fursisb an article con raitsd FOR
promptly, or the fuI nishng al Article isferor to
tat contracted Tor, will be considered sufficient
cause fer forfeiture OF ihs co os'racG.
Bids not made In conformity to this notice will be
ejetei II the ineOns.s ency shall effect The virtue
Of tbs proposal.
PrupIsa's must bo markell GA thr envelope with
the name o. the srtlee bid for, and the letter Rd
dressed 10 the "Frst Assistant Pos, master Gsaeral
Washington. D. u. o."
ALEX W RA DALI,
noy2'f0t PsstmAs snoral
The national Republican., 1867-11-27

SPECIAL MEETING OF THE POLICE BOARD
Last evening, at a special meeting Of this Board,
tho following applications for liquor licenssi
were reconsidered and rejected John Rooney
Edward Voigt, W. N. Mack, Thos. Biggins,
Lewis Rothchild and Herman Smith.
Applications made by the following. named
persons were rejected Darby Coeu, Matthew
De Alley, John Pfuger, John Shannahan, J. T.
Martin and Michael Shey.
The national Republican., 1867-11-27
Marine News.
Sun R. 10, sun s. 4.si High Water, s4s p N.

~ .| ARRIvED.
Steamer John Gibson, Fude, New York.
Steamer Virginia, Gregg, river.
Scbr. M. Z. Rockhill, Rookhilf Philadolphia,
coal to Harvey, Clark a Given.
sohr. John Bland, Bland, Philndelphis, coal
To D. +. CLARK.
sohr. Ida B. Mocsbs, Pickup, Philadelphia,
coal TO Magruder.
schr J. s. Brsgdon, Newoomb, Boston, ics to
Washington and Georsetown lee Company.
sohr. Agnes Ann, Miller, White Point, gravel
to Nolan.
Sohr. Com. Conner, Gilmore, Port Deposit.
granite 10 N. Aeker.
CLEARED
schr. Henry Hobort, Munson, Providence,
Rhode Island.
The national Republican., 1867-11-27

An ELEGANT SALooN.--Mr. William @. Yost,
formerly assistant at Buffers restaurant, has
just rented and opened the saloon and restau-
rant. formerly conducted by Mr.: Joseph Platz,
5l2 Pennsylvania avenue. Mr. Yost has chris.
tened his establishment the Express Restau.
rant" and promises to keep always on hand
every thing usually found in a frst.class restau.
rant,
The national Republican., 1867-11-27
TN THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Martha A. P. Territt,
THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
Il DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDIN1 A DIS
TRICT COURT Op THE UNITED STATES


To all ohom may concern, greeting:
NOtcs Is tersby given, that on the 10th day Of
February, 1852 the armed enemy's vessels Sea Bird
Fanny, rrost AMI Black WARRIOR were attacked,
sunk aud des royed by vessels Of the United stAtes
belonging to the North Atlantic b oekadipg s,uAd.
ron, under the eomm,nd Of Rear Admiral J, G.
Rowauj and that on the til day Of october, lsb7,
th same was lbellsd and prosecuted In this court
the name OF the Omitted State for the reasons IL
the bsl stated aad thit said eauu will stand 70
t'ia At tie City Hall, 10 the city Of ashngton, Uu
the FIRST MONDAY OF DEC NIB MEX when
and where all persons warned e. appsar to show
cAute why condemnation shou not be deereed, and
10 intervene for their interests.
October 80, 1867. X, J. MhDS,
nova 2AwtDee2 Clark.
The national Republican., 1867-11-27

LAYING TIE Corner. STONE. - To-day the
corner stone Of the new building Of the Young
Mems Christian Association, corner Of Ninth
and D streets, will be laid at ] o'clock, with
imposipe ceremonies. The exercises will bs
highly interesting, and accommodations will be
provided for u large congregation.
The national Republican., 1867-11-27

MADETo ORDER.-Gentlemen's Clothing
knitted Jtehsts heavy ribbed sll-woOl shirts and
drawers, gentlsmen's and boys shirts, buekskin
gloves and gauntlets for gen,lOneu ladies' and boys,
at Hsnnius' corner Of Seventh street aud Maryland
| ayepue
The national Republican., 1867-11-27

ACCIDENT Charles Donohue, q lad :esiding
with his parents on Eighth street, In the north.
srn portion of the city, cut bis knee badly with
a hatchet whilst splitting kindling wood, Tho
wound is terrible one, and 1t Is feared by the
physician in attendance that the leg will have
TO be amputated.
The national Republican., 1867-11-27

SCHOOL AND TEXT BooKs.-Blanchard &
Mohun have Just received la'go and complete as
sotment Of books for colleges and schools School
farn ,hips goods Of every description can be had at
their School book depot rner Of Pennsylvana ave-
nue. and Eleventh street.
The national Republican., 1867-11-27

SUDDEN DEATH IA laborer, by the name Of
Michael Fitzgerald, employed upon the Nine
teenth street sewer, fell in an apopeptio ht yes
torday morning into the excavation. Dr. D. J..
Hogan was sent for, but Fitzgerald died Gro his
arrival.
The national Republican., 1867-11-27

Bips opESED.-At noon yesterday bids were
opened for grading = street north from Four
teenth to Sixteenth streets, west, as follows
Michael Buckley, 10 cents per cubic yard Sea
ton Thorn, III VIM. Buckley, 10 cents.
The national Republican., 1867-11-27

CONSERVATIVE Array AND NAVY USioN.-ThiS
organization will hold Its regular weekly meet.
ing this Wednesday, evening at their hall, No.
307 Pennsylvania avenue, between Four'and.a'
half and Sixth streets. 1t is desired that oil the
members attend.
The national Republican., 1867-11-27
WHAT CARE for deeds of fame,

Shining on In dsathless storyi
Here is that wonld make them tame
Hero Is Gre0ory's Morning Giorgi"
when the winter winds blow shrill,
when the landscapes wild and hoary,
Like old Lear-there's comfort still,
Hers In Grsgorv's "Morning GiOry'"
Call at No 32l PehnsylvaniR avenue, near Seventh
street.
The national Republican., 1867-11-27

For YouTns.-Saks & Co. have the $l3
Box Coat to At youths IL to Is years Of age. They
also hate all sizes for men, at SIT seventh street, be-
tween PennsylyAnia avenue aud street.
The national Republican., 1867-11-27

MEssRs. SToDDARr & Co., Of the Pekir
and Yedo Tea Store. have something to say on th
subJse Of co operation in our advertising column
IA. day.
The national Republican., 1867-11-27
The PoEr of the National Hat and Cap

The PORr OF the National Hat and UnT
En- porIum astray.
Hats for figures broad aud burly,
Hats for straight hair and curly,
Hats for faces Melancholy,
hats for features bright and Jolly,
Hats for gentlemen Of standing,
Hats that give . look commanding,
Hats for walking, riding, driving,
Hats dull faces look alive 10,
Hats that stand all kinds OF maulins,
Hats for every trade and calling,
Hats that men and boys sigh for,
Hats that even babies cry for.
Any or all OF the above styles may be had at re
remarkably low prices at tho National Emporium
Ssi Psunsylyania avenue, between Pour.snd hal
aud Sixth streets, Joining National Hotel
The national Republican., 1867-11-27

No NuaBsRs.-John Craft, Samuel Fox, Geo
NeitEer, and jerry Lynch, for not having thsil
carts numbered according to law, were fined By
Justice Gull 81. so each
The national Republican., 1867-11-27

CONCEALED WkAPoss.-EsseI Taylor was ar.
rested by Officer Cullaghan, Of tho Seventh pre-.
cinct, for carrying concealed weapons, and fined
by Justice Walter $40.
The national Republican., 1867-11-27

FuNERAL.-Tho funeral Of Mr.. Josiah Melvin,
deceased, will be attended at l o'clock on Thurs.
day by the Grand Lodge and Columbia Lodge oi
Ode. Fellows, headed by Heads band
The national Republican., 1867-11-27

REAL ESTATE TRASsFERs.-Th The following
transfers of real estate were yesterday reported
at the Real Estate Exchange Of r. M. Hall:
Part of lot 2, on Valley street, Georgetown, at
81 $780, west part of lot15, in square SO, 10 feet
at ST. 4OO west half of lot 81, except 10 feet, In
square 4O9 at 81, O00i sub. 81, In square 207, at
81, 700; sub. SO, In square 207, at 81, 7OOj GER
tain individual interest In Mount Pleasant,
Pleasant Plains, at $35, 900.
The national Republican., 1867-11-27

OK SUNDAY Dennis Byrne, grocer, for soil
Ing liquor on Sunday, was arrested by Office
KoontS, Of the Fourth precinct, and fined by Jus
tice Morsell $40.
The national Republican., 1867-11-27
OF THE INTERIOR
~ cxIrEp ,TArEs PArESr oEYIos,-

~ rstrEU 'TATEs PATENT oPPIos,
wAsHIsdToE, Nov. 81, 1867
On the petition Of L. OTTO ? NRYER, Of NswtOwb,
Conn praying for the extspbion OF patsHI granted
10 him the 2S fday OfPehTuGry 1854 for an Improve
ment iu VucanizIug India Rubber aud other dunn,
for s,yeu years om the exp ration Of said patent
which takes place on the 2ssh day Of February,
ls68 ,,. 49,,
Patent UQlce on MONDAY the 10th day Of February
next At ~ clock m aud all persons are notihed
To- appear and show cause Il any they have why said
petition oug hI not 10 be- granted.
PoTsops opposing the extension are required 10 hls
in the Patsnt oalcs their objaeu"ns, specially act
forth In writing at least toenY days before the day
Of heaTlpK; all testimony hlVd by ther party to be
used al the said hearing, must be taken aud tran'
mitted In ACcordaUee with tue rules OF the once,
which Will he furul.hsd on Application
Dsposttions aud other papers relied upon as tSsu-
m,uy must be dlrd IN the otce ttosIfV days before
the day u hearing the Arguments, II any, within
ten days after hliug th" testimony
Ordered also that this notice be published In the
RKPuBiICiS aud the IntslligeHcsr, washipgtou, D.
@ aud IN the Register, NV Haven Com once a
week for three successive weeks the hr-t Of said
publications to bo at least hx'y days previous TO 'hs
day Of hearing, L. ThEAhhh'
noc5 .TuYE Commissioner Of Patents.
The national Republican., 1867-11-27
L o G Al iTE NJ s I.

Our Sl2 BLACK CLoru all.wool Sacks
are just the thing for medium prico dress coat al
saks 4 Co. IS, 5l7 Seventh street, adjoining bank
The national Republican., 1867-11-27

SERIOUS AccIDEsr.-About 10 o'clock yester.
day morning Mr.. Thomas Stewart, gunner In the
navy yard, whilst engaged with gang of work.
men in removing a heavy gun, was seriously in
jurcd by the gun rolling over on him. He was
extricated Immediately, but his breast was badly
crushed, and ho was conveyed to the naval hos
pital 1t 10 feared that he cannot survive. One
of the workuen had his knee also injured. but
not to any serious extent.
The national Republican., 1867-11-27

THE CRY CoUKcILs-For full proceedings Of
the councils, We refer our readers to the fourth
page.
The national Republican., 1867-11-27

ASK THY PURSE what thou should'st buy
and II will tell you to buy clothing at H'nnins's,
esrner Of ssventh street and Maryland avenuei bu'
one Price Ia charged and no less taken.
The national Republican., 1867-11-27
Aatiuual Gepablitan.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Ono square, one insertion, u subsequent inser-
lions 90 cents. one square, one mouth, ts Liberal
Inducements TO quarterly, ssmi annual, aud yearly
advertisers.
Every other day Advertisements, 50 ppr eeut addi.
uouai. Twice q week advertisements, rs per cent.
additional
Eight lines constitute . square. Loss than square
charged Ia proportion, at the above rates.
Editorial notices, Is cents per line each insertion.
Local notices, 20 cents per line each insertion.
The national Republican., 1867-11-27

INSANE The Secretary of the Interior yes.
terday ordered the release Of the prisoners from
the Jail who had become insane. They were
subsequently, taken to tho Insane Asylum. These
prisoners were Woolford Smith, q colored man
OF about thirty.dve years Of age, committed on
the 1lth Of October, by Justice Morsell, on the
charge of assaulting and beating Officer Guy,
and the other Thomas Eagan, an Irishman Of
about forty.Gve, committed on the 2lst instant,
by Justice Walter, on the charge Of destroying
United States property.
The national Republican., 1867-11-27

SABBATH. School COsCERT.-Last evening the
monthly SabbAth.schOol concert Of the teachers
and scholars of st, Pauls Lutheran church was
held in the hall Of the church. corner Of Eleventh
and II streets. The church was crowded, and
the exercises were Of an exceedingly interesting
character. Handsome decorations were sus.
pended along the walls, aud gas jets, with the
words Jubilee Seven" wero hung above the
Iulpit. Addresses, singing, recitations, 40,
were the main features OF the concert, and We
nre sorry that wo arc unable. through want Of
space, to give more extended notice Of the
exercises.
The national Republican., 1867-11-27

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