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The national Republican., 1867-12-23

1SFINE FRENCH CONFECTIONERY
FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
AT
JOS. II. HAFFIEL DIS,
2i0 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BET. TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH STREETS,
FANCY BOXES,
CoRNETs, BON BoNs,
FRENCH FRUITS,
FRENCH TOYS,
OTHER CONFECTIONERY
SUITABLE FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
IMPORTED
FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
HAVE NOW THE
FINEST AND LARGEST DISPLAY OF
CONFECTIONERY
EVER SEEN IN WASHINGTON.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
FRUIT AND POUND
AND FANCY CAKES
NOW READY, MADE
OF THE BEST MATERIAL,
AND HANDSOMELY oRNAMENTED.
p. S-MY CUSTOMERS
AND THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL
WILL PLEASE
SEND IN THEIR ORDERS EARLY FOR
THE HOLIDAYS,
TO GET WELL ATTENDED TO,
JOS. II. SHAFFIELD.
as- Christmas Gift 20 the Poor.-I0, 200
Bushels OF Coke will be distributed at the WASH
ington Gas Light ONCE, and delivered free of
charge, to the destitute poor OF this city. as fol-
lows, viz;
Twenty-Five bushels to each family, on the GER
| tilcatc Of any member OF the Board Of Aldermen
or Common Council, In whose ward the appli-
cant resides, or the Commissioner of the Freed
mems Bureau that the applicant is a worthy OBJ
| ject OF charity.
| Application must be made at the office, No 472
Tenth street, between the hours OF 0 and lOll n,
| M, and and o'clock p. IN.
| Blank applications will be furnished at the
| office. JOHN BAILEY,
| President pro tenn,
| de20-lw Washington Gas Light Co.
| 1Ssketes and Skatc-sharpener, Table
and Pocket Cutlery, and general assortment OF
| Hardware and House-furnishiny Goods at prices
TO suit the times. The celebrated Saratoga
| Skates for Ladies and Gentlemen.
| o. q, MEADOR,
$50 Pennsylyania avenue,
The national Republican., 1867-12-23
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY AT ALEXANDRIA,
VI VIRGINIA,

wiz be sold at public auction, on FRIDAY. Deem.
her q, at II m, under the supervision Of Breyet
Liouenapt Colonel T. r Lee Sub b.assistant Comnls.
Sioaer the following Buildings. comprising sckles
aud 0ronoeo streets, to wit:
Hospital Wards, 60xO, foot high.
Out House, lGxl0, feet high.
Also, Ambulance, ! ta-hoTse Wagon, ! seayengsr
demned bureau stores, consisting OF Stoves, Pipe,
Ebows, Agricultural Implements, aud Ohieo Fnrni.
ture.
Termsi Cash, in Government funds
Buildings to be at the risk Of the purchAse from
day Of sale, aud must be removed in ten days.
BY order Of Breyet Brigadler General q, pInwn.
Capt Chief Q. N. d, o.,
dOc23-Gt Bureau R., " A. l.. Dist. Of Va.
The national Republican., 1867-12-23

JAMES NOLAN,
81. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
DIS =
Importer and Dealer In
FINE WINES. LIaoURs. CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
FINE OLD BRANDIEs.
SHERRY AND PORT WINES.
JAMAICA RUN. PoR EGG-NoO.
GIN WHISKY, ST. CRoIx RUN.
CARTE DOR. LAC DOR. AND sILLERY
CHAMPAGNES,
sARDINEs. PICKLES,
FRENCH PEAS.
q" MUSHROOMS.
pppNru rprITS SWEET oil
The national Republican., 1867-12-23

1S- The Healing Pool---An Essay FOR
Young Men on the Crime OF Solitude, and the
Diseases and Abuses which create impediments
to MARRIAGE, with sure means OF relief. Sent
in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Ad-
dress DIR. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa. se2T-3m
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tle2O-lNY

aJ-The Skating Park k-season and sin.
gle tickets for the Washington Skating Club
skate Depot, S24 ID street, near Tenth-sign Of
the Big Flag. dcl+-tf
The national Republican., 1867-12-23
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
J,,,-- FINE CATAwBA GRAPES.
dec2j-at J. PEARsoS's.
SWEET HAVANA ORANGES, ovo,cr
MALAGA GRAPES. AA"''
srrn. .CATAwDA GRAPES.
whotEsAHhEhE whGoftEEsAHhEhESA ASS ASSfNREEESllt FfEsllts
dee2}-2t 4ol Eighth street, near Penna, ave,
RY CLARK& AGO..
Us Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
PS9sITIyE SALE OF OYER s2 LOTS Of GOODS,
n ssls%s Fancy bsss. cod s$S siia.i @a.sSs:, Va SS:
Anghans. Table and Pocket Cutlery, Silver. plated
War, inr, Hosiery, &c. ,rxn.,
NEW STYLES PLATED TEA SETS, &c.
AT VERY Low PRICES.
We call attention to our assortment Of
NEW STYLE PLATED TEA SETS. &c,
VERY NEW PATTERNS, AND VERY Low PRICES
Also, a large assortment Of
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN TABLE CUTLERY, &c.
NJ. W. GAIT 4 BRO, Jewellers.
dee23-a tstAr 4 Bxpress.l 31I Penn. avenue.
The national Republican., 1867-12-23
Personal.

CONSULT DIR. LEON,
~ 46S Tenth street, above Penna, avenue.
In treating ACUTE or CHRONIC SKIN, ORGANIC
and NERVOUS DISEASES he denos competition.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS he guarantees to cure
thoroughly and permanently.
LADIES suffering from IRREGULARITIES, from
Whatever cause are offered quick and thorough re-
lief. -
FEES MODERATE,
de0-tf COMPILATIONS FREE.
DRIvATE MEDICAL CONSULTATION AT DR.
l. DARBY's, 100 Seventh street, opposite Odd Fel-
lows' HALL Separate rooms for pAtlents sel2;M
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Alexandria Advertisements.

A. Formerly o. Tho MARSHALL HogsE.l
Has reopened the COEN EXCHANGE, ~ King
street Alexandria, where he will be happy to see his
old friends. nOl2-3m
The national Republican., 1867-12-23
CONFECTIONERY.

wALLACE's, No. 50 HIGH STREET. GEORGE.
TOWN can always be found the finest assGrtment Of
Weddings and Parties furnished with the finest
confectionery and In the most elegant style n23-lm
The national Republican., 1867-12-23

A. SS%s5 % $ S5N SAFsEAath EA5kESEE kEESSTEsE King
street, Alexandria, where he will be happy to his
2.e 2.el-.saes.-- asl=-aa%a
CHRIsTMAs PRBsENTs
TopE HADH
STEPHENS co.'s,
$40 Pennsylvania avenue,
between Ninth and Tenth streets.
Fine suits Of CLOTHING for the old or young large
or small, Of all whom can be accommodated
AT 80 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
ovERcoATs FOR CHILDREN.
Hand .omely trimmed, and little SUITS to match. for
the rising generation,
AT $40 Pennsylvania AVENUE.
Christmas Presents In
KID. CLOTH. SILK AND OTHER GLOVES.
scRr TB GE stEkNE aYFE22Ss AND STUDS
ucmmcd stitched and other ,HAYDKERcnIErs. in
fancy boxes. for Christmas presents.
a tqA Sf Nina GSqbh GSobs ss sSd cPTy. cRPqy
so Pennsylyania avenue,
CnRIsTMAs PRESENTS FOR LADIES.
SINGERS YoIsELEss Saving MACHINES
Fsir Can and see them before here,
deegi.6t WILLIAM SMITH, Agent
Is FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
JOHN Il. ELVANs 4 Co,
B5 Pennsylyania avenue,
Between Ninth aud Tenth streets
SLEIGH BELLS AND BASKETS.
dcc2l-9t
| GOOD THINGS FOR CHRISTIANS.
| ~ C.IIfornin wInes and BrandIos strictly pure
| Sherry, Madeira, and Port Wines
| Jamaica Rum, CAtawbR Brandy
New England Rum, Holland Gin
Pure old Rye and BopTbon Whiskies
| Peach, Apple and Wild Cherry BTandos
Pure Apple Cider, 0ordAn's Jellies
| Desiccated Cocoanut for Pics and Pudding,
Virgin oil Of AK, Cranberrles
| Dried Peaches, Apples and Cherries
New Raisins, CuITants, Cltron
Almonds, Pecan Nuts, filbertA
| shellbarks, Figs, Spices, &e, ,,,,,,.,,,,,
For sale by - EUAN BhOTHER,
| dec2l- -9tif Corner and Ninth streets.
The national Republican., 1867-12-23
MARRIED,

MARRIED,
In this city, on the 10Th instant by the Rev Mr.
brown, Of the Foundry church, Mr., WILLIAM B.
MoRCoE, Of washington city, TO Miss SARAH A
BUsEr, Of Rockville, Md.
On the 7th instant, by the Rev. Augustus JAek. son.
Rector Of St, Paul's church, Washington, JONI W
RoBERrs, Interior Department, to Miss JrLIA A,
JOHNSON, all Of Washington. No cards.
DIED,
Departed this life, on the 18th Instant In the SBih
Cork, ireland.
,Dseembcr q, 1877, CATHERINE BUTLER, wifi. .f
William Butler.
Friends are invited to attend her funeral this Mon
day morning, at 10 o'clock n. m, At No. ~ Sixth
street west
At Alexandria, Va, December eOth, 1867, MARY s. ,
beloved wife Of A. Ii. Gheen, In the sd year of her
age.
The national Republican., 1867-12-23

AS-The Republican on the Navy Yard.-
Persons residing on the Navy Yard desiring the
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN delivered promptly and
their names and residence with Mr, JOSEPH RE
PETIT, grocer, next to the northeast corner OF
street south and Seventh street east. n02l-tl
The national Republican., 1867-12-23
IURNITUREI FURNITURE !

J, II. VANDERWERKEN,
los HIGH STREET ,0E0RGETOWN,,
Calls the attention Of the public to his exensive as
sormen OF fFURNITURE consisting In part Of bcauti-
full Cottage ParloT. and Chamber sets Extension Din
ing Tables &c which he offers sell On the most rea-
ronable TERMS and asks call before purchasing else
where. noZo-lm
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D U OK @ Low Es .

tall. at RAMsBuRd SONS, No. iOo High street.
ofotfBsfgsnl oTiBi2ss' AND GENTS GAUNTLETs MADE TO
ORDER nO1l-lm
The national Republican., 1867-12-23
ITOYsl TOYsli TOYsill

fToYsl ToYsll TOYS!ll
FANCY ARTICLES Of every description, including
variety OF Toys and Trnkets for presents to chill
ply Of goods suitable for Christmas and New Year
presents Call early and get the choicea
uoB 20 High street, near Bridge, Georgetown.
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NEW FuRNITHRk II ktYSaN sTSHE trnvrr.

N" iB BRiDdK STREET,
FEW DOORS WEST OF HIGH-sIGN OF THE BIG
FLAG.
The undersigned wishes to inform his friends and
public generally, that his FURNITURE Is now open
Tor nspeeton, and Is confident he can show the most
Please call and get his prices before else
where. J. u. WBLLs,
A FEW BoARDRRs CAN De ACCOMMODATED
n with Board and Lodging at ~ 80 per week. Table
Beard IS 80 per week; Apply sos D street. between
Twelfth and Thirteenth. delT-n'
NJ A MS
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NoHUN BEsToR,
=" srCcEssORs TO
fRANCK TAYLOR,
az PENNA, AVENUE, BETWEEN FOUR-AND. A

FRANCK TAYLOR,
10 Aky EYENHB RNp sXTT EkTTsFk sFEEE2s
FoREIGE AND AMERICAN
BOOKSELLERS. IMPORTERS. AND sTATIoNERs.
peted theif arrangements for the Holidays, and
counters and shelves The latest novelties and the best
sSanEdard Stand Scientific MtlitsLy Medical % And And law
trHted Gin, POetieal and Miscellaneous Books. suit.
, HOLIDAY PREsBYTs..
na ss Sld Su
and Backgammon Boards, DOminOes, he. &c.
9f 6it&anf the sE
sbSiS ssRbSdoTs Z, New fo,k Picture eSilSriS' fosty
s,sribsa Py william William Young Young elegant vol. large
rRf I ISF2'Ss 6SRRag5 6r @ DICKENS
different edition..
coofERs EfGEkTfEs ERsny f&s f&s''GRs Cooper vrnoe
IT Rrfw9S: R @ 6 RAS 6h ds RsRs4
Il ESsS hs seS ss ts s
The Proof. are sixty in number, and each Is faced
with page Of letter-pTess, descriptive OF the sub
isSt let superb folio vol morocco antique. or eT'
co,,,,,.,! OUR tI JgyESILE DEPARTMENT p E SI T.,
large and 1asis 1ad and %isS SH tSs additional
qUARTo ASbT ShTSaaixL SMALL BIBLES.
An '''s"n' GTTa6GPt EsiFa'PiPt PRAYER BOOKS.
at low prices.
sIaRKf aSR P4 EhEGT sa sGATtSSsFIi PSi e short
tiee In the best style.
to- L'AoE'ApA'ns' rrln'SE SE6fHY RrSSTRsfiSkS attended
~ PennaylyaniA avenue,
The national Republican., 1867-12-23

THIS IS To GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE SUB.
i seriber has obtained from the 0rphans' Court Of
Washington county, In the District Of Columbia let
ters Of administration t. a., on the personal eatato
e James Bowman, late of wsshinEton county.
claims agains the said deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to the
subscriber, on or before tho 10th day Of December
next they may, otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefits Of the said estate
Glyen under my hand this 10th day u December,
1867 LUCINDA ANN BOWMAN,
dec9l. M9W Administrative c. t. a.
The national Republican., 1867-12-23

A rTESTIoNJo JotN AyTENTISsEkldiu Z rISskdur
hANyrAcT9SHRsR AND ANbHB5SILkh pBSLkh IN CIGARS.
TOBACCO, osNURf, PIPES, AZ, No. 2 Bridge
TO call the attention Of the public TO his nne selection Of
the above articles, and particularly to his clear HA-
8 cents. nofS-lm
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ALONG THE HUDSON.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF The HERALD.

Trotting AT Doty's PARK, POuahkeepsie-Thc
f0ughkecpsc FOur-)arcd Crew to Chal-
lengo the Ward Erot is-A suicide.
PorGaksErsiE, Sept. 49, 1857.
There was exciting tros at Doy's Park yesterday
afternoon The purse $3.50 mile heats best three
Ia i've, In harness. The following is the summary
y. v. W. Doty named g. m. Lady Aorr!l. /
Dr. Barton named g. s. faGi. ..........., ! 2
q. Sbarpjteln ia ned 4. tormenf dis.
Time, 2:41--2;40 . 90 4l-240
Tormentor dstanced in The second heal because
OF an old wound OF his fore feet, which had
broken out Lady Morrill, at tho start sold at
surprisingly low figures the pools Tho between
her and Paul was magnificent one each winning heats
by only half neck.
Arrangements IN progress 10 match the
Roughkeepsie four DARED crew, consisting OF Homer
Wooden, Win am ste aud William and Charles Bur
ger, aeainst the Ward brothers for purse OF 81 900
and the championship the United States and Canada.
This week man named Abram A. Bcgardus. resi-
dent Of Fishki Landing inmiited suicide at JEWELS
Hotel at that pace, where he boarding, by shooting
himself In the head WITH revolver. He had been sick
Tor long time which, In aiiien 10 family difficulties
and not beng able support himself, Is supposed to
have preyed his MIND 10 induce him 20 commit
she rash act oronee's inquest held aud a YER.
dict rendered in accordance with the facts.
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BRITISH HONDURAS.
srfcIAL caaassptsrfs:. O. 1HE HERALD.

Another Indian War-sse2orf OF nm Invasion
OF the Lpchas--rhe Native. Dii,icuity-Tcm-
porizing with the Red iIcn and Its CODse.
BELIzx Honduras August 49, 1867.
report has reached town that large body OF the
Locha Indians have invaded his colony from point
She Rio Honda. short distance above Chack creek, the
great outlet Of the iagoons In the vicinity OF Backaar
and the only and from the territory
claimed by the Santa Cruz Indians The recent acts Of
our Lieutenant Governor In refusing to let our mer
chants sell gunpowder TO the Lscha Indiana while he
AAs given them privilege TO eel TO the Santa Cruz In
diana has offended the Locnas and It will not DO At all
hurpr,siug should they begin show OF hostility.
This tribe very numerous and has always boon
friendly 10 The Yuca,u oes, Merida and when not
strctly neus have given their influence to the Yuca
aueoes aeairss the Santa cruz tribe. The laer have
Siways ave any OF hoatiniy to the Lochas. and
Sreoucny offered TO unite VITA them in general war
q Merida These offers have always been promptly
declined, each tribe clsining to be aoo to master and
overcome the other Aud II hcs,il'ies were only TO
night" and The result would be bcueht TO the colony
aad 10 Yucasn also The merchants ~ho have dealings
With Merida aud The mahogany cutters who
Nsrs at wok in TIE upper part OF the Rio
Honda favor the Lochas. While the govern
The santa Cruz trps fney are located ON the eastern
end OF the Sac OF Yucaan aud entirely separated from
the Yucatucocs by the Lochas who claim the soil ad
sn'p1 o ssa TO the "'' Of ''.' claimed " inc SANTA
The latter have intercourse with the Yucatucoes,
and get all their ammunition and other supplies from
ehis colony Thes ia great measure, supplied by
set Of travelling pedlers VITO got dray load OF sun
dries here and go the Yucatau coast,
or the bay The mouth Of the Honda, where thoy
meet the customers sell their goods, aud take the
hogs, hammocks, fowls, and cash OF the Ind ans
The Governor cannot inch before lin, or he
would treat both tribes alike and grant special favors
10 either Then there would be no cause OF complaint
ON either side He done So and the Lochas
know 10, dissatisfied grumbie, threaten, and may,
Al not paciied. do great harm.
The Legislative Assembly. which stood adjourned
from July is, yesterday, and again adjourned until
September IT, The members much dissatisfied with
the Lieutenant Governor who they say has alsihed all
Of his promises, aged badly, wasted with no bone
ocal results all tho unds OF the colony; got into
Sroubc, deb d. licu ties One member proposed 10
give him 500, 900 if he would quit the colony.
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BOARD OF AUDIT.

The Board Of Audi yesterday At the usual time
and place. Mr.. Bonney presiding.
Tho 6rst case called the claim OF stephen
o'Rourke for sweeping Clntoa Market HIS wages were
500 month and paid only $50 q month The
wages we're raised from $50 500 BY an ordinance OF
the Common Council for seven months.
Tho case of Charles oLeary the next stated His
claim was for salary as clerk the surgeon In the Re-
cruiting Department OF The city during the months Of
February March and April, 1865. He was employed BY
Supervisor Purdy. The claim was SIPS. Tho service
was rendered the Park He was paid So day, but
was promised IS. which the other cerks received.
The next case that OF Judge Roosevelt. His
claim fer $ll,0 00 He MAS Judge OF the supreme
Court from October 1852 10 1860 The Board OF Su
pervsors, by authority Legislature passed reso
luton ncreasin he aries Of Tue Judges
salary He brought no suit for the recovery OF the
money and was never pad hs name Was ieit on tue
roll because he declined hemof ashg Inc Legislature
like the other judges for the Increase
John shea claim the next called but there was
appearance also the cases OF Ar. Stiliwel an
The calender OF the day exhausted, and the
President assei /. there VAS any other case ready
Thomas f Bennett SAID he ready to stats his
claim. II for 81 l2i. 10 April 1851, OF tue
clerks OF The Superior Court went 10 the war and he
was appointed by the chic! clerk TO I'LL the vacancy.
The Board OF Supervisor, no sever olved to pay the
clerks who nai gone to he Their salaries up to thu
3lst OF December and consoq h there money
20 pay him. The ella IN vas nos for his salary He
never presented inc Claim anywhere before.
Joseph H. Young Cam as the next called up. II
was Oil Tor contiDsen peBs-s clerk OF the Board
OF Supervisors The cain Tor disbursements, and
amounted TO $40 made from December Is to 81. 1865
He was no, rad by Board oil psrvsors because
Shere was clause In the tax levy which prevented II.
"A number OF Cases next called in which the
claimants ated their Gu small for
work done under the Sdperulepdent OF Lands and
Places Tie pay rolls not u, aken as evidence tha
claimants obliged forward and prove their
claims, which they individually, they were called
upon.
The case Of stillwe & Swain was called. The claim
was 1926, basDce OF int rest dio judgement OBJ
tanned by them against tie city
After hearing these the Board adjourned until
90 day.
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OPENING OF THE NEW NJ CHANTS excaANss IN SAN
FRANCISCO.


On Monday, July Is. this splendid structure was for
mally opened 1t Is situated In California street, the
Wall street OF San Francisco. The necessity Of such
Building bad long been admitted bat positive achon
vas taken until 1896. number Of leading ner-
chants met to consult the subocs, aud an Immediate
subscription started. Nearly tho whole capital
Btoek was subscribed in . few days At the opening,
Afsr partaking Of banquet. various toasts were pro-
possd and heaths drank The speeches in re:ersnceto
bhs growth and destiny OF California Of the most
enihusiasic and magnificent character. Alusion
made TO the enterprise Of the Pacific Nail Steamship
Company's line now running regularly between Gan
Francisco, Yokohama and Hong Kong. our increase Of
tsitory north ~srd and that dssny would My
tsnd II southwark and as the President, Thomas II.
Dsby, remarked, "Befors you are aware Of II, the
whistle announcing the srrisa OF tee Eastern will
b. heard in the Sacramento Valley"
Z M Stow one OF the directors In the course OF his
femarks said tue time would soon come wheu people
would BE- woke up bv shrl whistle Goa, Island, and
Ss.ls sSy % o. Sy from II.
onnoa Even this, however, would not prob
ably as,onsh them. for the Amsricsns were
priced II anything, not even when they told him .
EhsIs was caught his native village There WAS tho
A W. cable. % ", ss 0Se 'y'yG0S nrh s
Not long ago some bad said tha, the erection Oh her-
chann Exchange was prsmsture-ss " anythne Ameri-
1snnivm was 10 drop their feet tomorrow, Americans
Coud Be- prepared for IT, (anshtcr.l We had not yet.
As believed reached our hands sns graspcd oil that
God had placed within our reach sometimes thought
ID was misfortune God had placed San Francisco
wisho.t riv. on the Pacific slope She has no riv.
spread 10 an advantageous position for catching flies ;
end IKE Nsbuchsdnezsar, sns has TOO often SAID sis
enterprise has been paalyzed by this aud he thought
chat So Louis ns, was shaken once week under her
ns her, she would wake up 70 sense Of her duty and
hghs with energy enough 70 maintain her position.
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the GRAND ARMY or RESISTANCE.


From the Boston Traveller. September 131
This organization OF returned officers and soldiers
which has reached gigantic proportions In the Western
ana Middle States. has within tho last few months COM
menced flourish In Massachusetts, and others Of the
New England States. We have gathered some facts IN
relation TO this growing organization which may be
interesting 10 said that In New York Guy alone the
Order numbers twenty thousand members, and In some
OF the Western States the membership Is so far
increased as to give the Order controlling power.
Tue general headquarters Is at Springfield,
ILL.,, and Major General s. A. Hurlbut Is Commander In
Chief Below this head follow the stale organizations,
called Departments. Major A. s. Cushman Of New
Bedford, Is Grand Commander Of the Department Of
Massachusetts, Chaplain Rev. DR.. A. II. CUNT, OF New
Bedford, Is the head Of the Council OF Administration
for this Department Departments are divided into
Districts aud the latter into Posts We learn that there
present twenty Two Posts in this s,a, and that
they rapidly increasing. Post No. u.s. the second
Post in the city, recently established and num-
bers forty members, with nearly a. many more appli.
cants ready for enlistment.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The csnsrd mail steamship Persia Captain Lott, will
leave this port on Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europ, viii close 81 the Post oncs at
halfpsH sig o'clock on Wednesday morning
rns Nrv yoss HsRALp-Edtion for Europs-wll be
ready 81 sir O'Clock In toe morning
Mssls sepisa " vnppsA iss mailing. ax Genus.
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cos nun HANDSOME ENGLISH BASEMENT
SLO.UUU. House, near fifth avenue, one high stocp
small $4,000, one on Murray Ill., near FiILh svcnus
SsSWh u. W. BIAM0Ns. IN, ~ Broadway.
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TWO LOIS FOR sALE-ON FIsDLEy STREET
Washington avenue one mile from Harlem bridge
and one square from old Boston good bu idng pc
perry; viii sold cheap. Inquire for address ": e
ROMAN Morrsania Post o1ce westchester county. ~ y.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A RARE CHANCEi 600 ACRES OF SPLENDID
n Timber Land for sale at great bargain has over eight
millions feet pine hemlock and spruce Two mills,
just finished cutting twelve thousand feet daily; four
large houses shop, large barn. stone stablna
and fifty under cultivation This Is considered the
best tract Of timber in the county only four miles from
railroad; good road: good market for lumber.
There three thousand cords Of bark the place.
near good markets price terms half cash. balance,
county, Pa.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
FURNITURE.

Prizes paid In gold Information furnished The highest
rates paid for Douboons aud all kinds OF Gold and Silver.
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