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The national Republican., 1867-01-14
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ Us,IED srArss P1InSr ognes, =

,,oa the petition Of Thomas J. sie.a, Of New Ysrs,
n y praying for the sxtsnllon Of patent RrantsA
70 him the ash day Of April 1883 for an improvsnsnt
In machine for Making ARd Threading Screw Plank Tor
seven years from the expiration Of sad patent WiiSI
take. place On the as.h day Of April, 1871 =
II 10 ordered that the said petition be heard at The
Patent once on MONDAY, the sth day o. April
nsxt al u o'clock and all persons are notified 10
appsaT and show cause II any they have why sIid ps.
uon ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 10 as In
the Patent ohes thslr obssons specially set forth n
writing al least tOsntv days before the day Of ksaIaG;
all testmony alsd By either party TO be used al Ikc
said hearing must be taken and transmitted In accord
ahss With The rules Of the once, which will Be fuT.
nished on application. -
Deposition, and other PAPsTs, relied uPOn a. ts..
mony must be nsd In the oaee tosy days before the
day Of hearing the ArGuments, any within tar DAYS
after aling the testimony, w
Ordered, also that this notice be Published Ia ths
RnPulLIoAH and The satioaal WaskiAE.
ton, D. Q. and In the TimsI, New York, n T., once
awsek forthrss successive weeks the hrst Of sAa pub
S:, Sas.sss, 'S'i'a'' 1J days r,sSi'%ss Y =: Of
elLW' Lsa w. Conmissionsr II Pa.sstsL >.
Is5lditoIs q The above paPsrs will please sspy.
and send their bills 10 the Patent 0nse with papsi
ssssAiaibs this Aou0, iAio-ilwSv
The national Republican., 1867-01-14
PROPOSALS FOR NAVY SUPPLIES.
NAvr DEPARTMENT, \
BrkEAu PRoyIs'oxs ASD CLoTHIro,
Ia.as.- la lNa7 4

-. NAvr DspAlrnssr.}
BrkEAu PRovIs'oxs Asp CLornIso.
Separate proposals, sealed aad endorsed Proposals
for Navy Supplies, will be Iseevsd at this Bureau
uati o'clock TUESDAY, the lath day ef February.
nsx for furnishing and delivering al the United States
ar. day Of April n.zt the gaantits. q ,hs df.seat
.rtielss speeinsd n the following list othrdf Be
dsliysfed at New York aud one. Third at Boston, vIs
4. ss.yy s.yyy P:s CSS Ss sS.R Rs. ss BIZ
Rice, 10000 pounds, per pound.
sugar. 10000 possds, per pound,
Tee, 10000 pounds Per pound.
Coffee, 100, 900 poands, per pound.
Beans, 1900 bushels, Per bushel.
Molsssss, g. 900 gallons, per gallon.
Vinegar, 20 900 gallons, per gallon.
Bids will bs receysd for one hall three.
fourths the whole Of the quantities named and thess
only will Be accepted which considered Tor the al
vantage ofths Cove .imsnt,
equal to the navy standard and pass the usual nspso
top. ..- FOB. -
For description Of the article, ssd the psetayes to
a asn sess ar are % u. s.Hpis s
regulations I'm pamphlet form) regarding eonrAets 70
the onses q the connsndao,' and Payns'ssr of the
Imported articles will be received In bord frss from
du'y, and insrnal revenue tar will be ehsrgsabs
upon any Of the above articles.
Every offer must be accompanied By . written guar
.ssy .snss By one or NOR. tsspsa.ss PsI.oa. e q.
dsrs WILL his or their bid be accepted enter iAto an
Obligation within Ave days, with good ana su ancient,
suretiss 70 furnish the supplies proposed the cor
bis,riet Aitorny, OF Collector Of The Custons
No Proposal will be considered unless accompanied
By such Euaranty, and By evidence that The
.. e. S.s, a. n ~: articles and has A'
n BRIp0E,
jsl4-wA ..t Chief Of Bureau.
The national Republican., 1867-01-14
sLEIGHING AND SKATING.

The snow storm which commenced here
early on Sunday morning and continued
until noon yesterday was quite formidable,
covering the ground to the depth Of several
inches and destroying the skating sport for q
while at least. Meantime good sleighing,
which was entered upon with considerable
energy yesterday afternoon, promises TO be
fine to-day. The jingle Of merry, merry
sleigh bells, heretofore almost novelty
have become quite familiar sounds in the
ears Of citizens of the national metropolis.
The national Republican., 1867-01-14
CONGRESSIONAL.
sArrnDAy, January u.


The SnNArE was not In session to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. Stevens introduced bill for the payment Of
bountles to the soldiers Of the l86th Peunsyivania
yOluntssn Referred to the cOmmittss on Mill
Mr.. Paine, on leave, Introduced resolution do.
olaring that the American Government ought to
protect American industry but that II the people
are compsliod to submit to free trade 10 the pro.
duets Of agriculture, they ought to have at the
same time free trade In the products Of manufac.
turs. Referred to the Committee Of Ways and
Means.
The Speaker proceeded to call committees for 70.
ports OF private character.
The bill for the admission Of Nebraska as q State
came up as unfinished business.
Mr. GARFIELD moved 10 postpone It's consideration
until the House should have acted on the Joint
resolution giving the 20 per cent additional com.
pensation to Government employees In Washington.
The motion was agreed to, and the joint rssolu.
tion came before the House for action, the ques.
tion being on seeonding the previous question on
Its passage. s
The previous question. was seconded, and the
joint resolution was passed--yeas. % nays, AZ.
The House then went into Committee Of the
Whole on the state Of the Union, (Mr. Lawrence,
Of Pennsylvania, In tho ehsir,) and resumed the
consideration Of the legislative appropriation bii
Tho discussion Of yesterday, in reference to the
Agricultural Department, was resumed.
The amsndment to reduce the appropriation Of
$4,000 for the purchase Of seeds failed, and the
bill was unamendsd In that particular. ..-s
Without completing the bill the committee rose,
when 20 rgr4 90 ar..... -
Mr. Hill on leave. introduced q bill extending
the provisions Of the bounty laws to the cases oi
soldiers incurring death disability while absent
on furlough by leave Of commanding officers. whore
such death or disability was without the fault Of
the soldier. Referred to the Committee on Invalid
Pensions.
Mr. Ward, Of New York, introduced numerous
petitions from citizens Of steuben county New
York, In favor Of Increasing the tariff on wood ;
which was referred to the Committee Of Ways and
Means. ..r. .... .. Oh. ...s.r .Hn ...|
Mr.. Clarke, Of Ohio, introduced bill to declare
the effect Of certain patents for lands. Referred 10
Committee on Public Lands. H.-...
Mr.. Upson, on leave, introduced bill authorizing
payment Of the reward offered by tho President In
April 1855, for the capture Of Jefferson Davis. Re.
fsTed to Committee on Appropriations, f-, ~.
Mr. Clarke, Of KanAas, on leave. introduced o bill
to secure tho speedy construction Of the Union
Pacific Railroad, southern branch, and telegraph
line and to secure to the Government the Of the
same for postal military, and other purposes. Re.
ferred to Committee on Pacific Railroad
Tho House, at 3 o'clock, adjourned,
The national Republican., 1867-01-14
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY.

COMPANY.
The Government directors of the Union
Pacific Railroad Company, Messrs, GfoRaE
AsHNuS, Of Massachusetts,, JsssR L. WI
LrANs, OF Indiana, Onas. I. sHERxlx, Of
Ohio, T. J. CARTER. Of Illinois, and SPRINGER
HARBAuoH, Of Pennsylvania, have been in
session several days during last week, in this
city. 90
They have had several interviews with the
Secretary Of the Interior and TnE PREsr.
DENT, and have made reports Of the condi.
tIon and progress Of the work during the
past season, and the probable operations Of
the present year. -..
II appears that there are 3O5 miles Of the
road running west Of Omaha finished and in
operation, chiefly constructed the past year
that the road Is sufficiently stocked with 10
comotives, passenger and freight cars, and
amply supplied with machine shops, depots
and water stations From q personal ex-
animation they are satisfied that the road Is
constructed In substantial manner, and that
II is " first class road" as provided BY law.
The present terminus Of the road Is 305
miles west Of Omaha, at point few miles
west Of the forks Of the Great Platte river.
The road is definitely located up the Lodge
Pole creek to the foot Of the Black Hills,
then through Evans Pass" to the Larimie,
further distance Of near 400 miles, which
II Is contemplated 10 build during the pres.
ent year This main line will pass about
100 miles north Of Denver, which place the
Company proposes TO reach by q branch
road. 1t Is confidently expected that by the
lst Of January next, the locomotive will
penetrate and cross the most difficult range
Of the Rocky Mountains, at an elevation Of
over 1000 feet above tide water, and reach the
crossing Of the Larimie river, distance Of
near 600 miles from Omaha, the initial
point on the Missouri river Contracts are
now being matuied TO effect that object, and
from the energy and skill displayed by the
officers Of the Company, aided by the most
liberal and munifcent grants made by the
Government, it is not doubted that the ex-
pectation Of the country will be gratified
with having, at an early day, an unbroken
line Of railroad from the Atlantic across the
continent, facilitating and fostering com
merce, not only with the Pacific States and
Territories, but with the distant countries oi
Asia.
The national Republican., 1867-01-14
The swiss BeII Ringers.

The grand consolidation" company Of
the two Peake families of Swiss Bell Ringers
and the Berger Family, twenty-five musicians
in all, comprising vocalists, harpists, violin.
lists, corRet players, etc, are in Wilmington,
and will appear at Metzerott Hall Thursday.
These musicians will make Metzerott's q
music hall in the purest sense of the word.
We are anxious to hear the Tintinabula.
tion Of the bells, bells, bells ~
The national Republican., 1867-01-14

THE New York Herald says excepting a
few displaced Office holders and few dis
appointed Office seekers, we are not aware
Of any calls from the people for the impeach.
ment Of President johnson. In any event,
as this movements Is evidently more from the
inspirations Of partisan revenge than In be.
half Of the general welfare or from the ne
cessities OF the Government, il must end in q
failure, and SO we patiently await the report
of the Judiciary Committee.-Boston Poa.
The national Republican., 1867-01-14
THE AGRIcULTURAL BUREAU.

A very severe editorial appears in the New
York Evening Gazette, Of the llth instant,
against the management of the Agricultural
Bureau Of the Government, which is ex.
planned in the concluding paragraph by the
declaration that "thc person who should
have his (Mr. NEwroS's) place, If it is to be
continued at all, is Mr.. KENNEDY, formerly
Of the Census Bureau" The article char
acterizes Mr.. NEWTON as "a commissioner of
lying statistics" This is poor way to pro-
cure the. removal of Mr.. NEWTON or secure
the appointment Of Mr.. KENNEDY.
The national Republican., 1867-01-14
From Canada.

MONTREAL, Jan. l2.-Exports OF Canada
productions from this port last year amounted
to seven and quarter millions Of dollars, an
increase OF over two millions Of dollars on
exports Of preceding year. .......
All important Cabinet meetings will be
held here for the present in order to have the
presence Of the administrators Of the Gov
ernment.
The anti-confederators of Lower Canada
have arranged TO have their views we'll repre-
sented in England, both by delegates and
publications - % '
The national Republican., 1867-01-14
A Boston Merchant Buined By n
-fI kuiudler.

Bosros, Jan. l1s-Anothcr case of mis-.
placed ccnfdence d reported. The alleged
facts are ns follows Francis Faxop, Boston
merchant, has had for two years dealings
with New York Jew diamond dealer, named
Nool, who borrowed money OF him at high
interest, and gained his confidence by always
meeting engagements The loans TO Nool
finally amounted 70 sl25,000, secured by
diamonds deposited in safety bank in New
York. Recently Nool sent to Faxon for the
key OF the vault that he might change the
place Of deposit. Faxon sent on the key,
and Nool and the diamonds soon after dis
appeared. Faxon has since failed, having
thus lost nearly his whole property. z
The national Republican., 1867-01-14
L Law Pronounced Unconstitu.
tfounl.

NAsHvILLR, TRss., Jan. 1.-THE Chancery
Court, Judge Campbell, today decided that
the bill Of the Tennessee Legislature creating
q Metropolitan force for Nashville 10 uncon-
stitutional, on the ground that Il was par.
tial law that the Commissioners were not
constitutional officers; that the law attempted
to take from Nashville her franchise, which
could not DO done, and that the law wns ir-
regularly passed, the amendment being acted
on without quorum. An appeal to the Su.
preme Court was granted.
The Legislature will meet on Monday,
with but little prospect Of quorum at once.
The national Republican., 1867-01-14
A Twenty Years War.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 13.-The Journal of to-
morrow will contain substantially the follow.
ing: Two families Of Carter county, East
Tennessee, named Roberts and Johnston,
have been waging bloody war between zach
other for twenty years. During this time
fourteen men belonging TO the two families
have lost their lives, and on the evening Of
the 9Th instant, in Elizabeth, Tennessee, the
sole surviving males Of the two families en-.
gagged in an alteration, which resulted fatally
10 both. rs,..- rs .- r.a- - 10.
This domestic war originated about dozen
fence rails. ..r
The national Republican., 1867-01-14
Destructive Fires.

CLEVELAND, Jan. ia destructive fire
occurred at Willoughby, Ohio, early this
morning. The post Office, Merchants Union
Express Office, and many stores were dc.
stroyed. Loss $4,000, partly insured.
CnARLEsroS, Jan. l3.-Riker's -four mill
and granary, containing ten thousand bush.
els OF grain, one hundred and fifty barrels Of
-four, and other produce was destroyed by
fire this morning. II was insured for forty.
one thousand dollars, chiefly in Northern
companies. .r-.
The national Republican., 1867-01-14
The COnstituIIonaI Amend neni.

SAN FRAScIsco, Jan. l2.-The Lower
House of the Nevada Legislature yesterday
adopted the constitutional amendment by q
vote of "a tod.
The national Republican., 1867-01-14
From baltimore.

BALrNoRR, Jan l3.-About four inches
Of snow fell here last night. A great many
members Of the Legislature ore here to-day,
and much interest is displayed about the
United States Senatorship. There is q close
match in the Senate, and one member is said
to have the casting vote, but the chances are
oil in favor OF Gov. Swami.
The national Republican., 1867-01-14

ST. LOUIS, Jan. ia company has been
organized for bridging the Mississippi at this
point.
Ten delegates from New York, Boston,
Philadelphia, and Baltimore have been in.
vited 10 attend convention here next month
for the consideration Of measures Of i'm.
provement on the Upper Mississippi River.
Over seven hundred delegates will be invited
from Ohio, Illinois, Mississippi, and Missouri.
The River Valley railroad fare, and the ex-
penses Of the delegates while here, will be
paid out Of fund raised here for that pur.
pose.
The national Republican., 1867-01-14
From BOstOn.

BosroN, Jan. ia petition for lynch
law, to regulate the liquor traffic, is being
circulated in this city, and has already re-
ceiyed large number Of signatures.
There were eighty.one deaths in this city
last week. Charles Henshaw, a well-known
merchant of this city, is dead.
The national Republican., 1867-01-14
MansIaugbter in Maine.

BELFAST, Jan. l2.-William Kendall Of
Jackson, returned volunteer, was to-day
convicted Of manslaughter for killing his
stepfather in June last.
The national Republican., 1867-01-14
COunrnatiOns.

The Senate in executive session has con-
irmed the following nominations: B. f..
Peck, of Ohio, Minister and Resident Consul
General Of the United States TO the Republic
Of Hayti; Wickham Hoffman, Of Louisiana,
Secretary Of Legation Of the United States
at Paris; Albert G. Lawrence, Of Rhode
Island, Minister Resident st Costa Rcai
Lieut.. Commander Richard L. Law to be
commander in the navy on the active list.
The national Republican., 1867-01-14
The Tomahawkers nj Work.

from here to Fort Phil Kearney was attacked
yesterday by about thirty Indians. The
party escaped with the loss Of their wagon
and mules Up to the 4th instant no more
Indian demonstrations occurred In the vicin.
ity Of Fort Phil Kearney.
Two companies Of cavalry and four Of in.
fantry have been sent from this post to Fort
Reno, and they will probably 60 on to Fort
Phil Kearney. The 18th Infantry are en-
route to this place. All the companies Of
the I'd cavalry are concentrating here rapidly.
The national Republican., 1867-01-14
Fatal SIxatiDg AceiIent.

KINGSTON, G. w, Jan. 1.-Two young
ladies, named Brithan aud Hoffman, were
drowned while skating near Bath. The body
Of Miss Hoffman has been recovered. ...
The national Republican., 1867-01-14
Politics in Tennessec.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. lathe Union
State Convention to nominate candidate
for Governor meets on the 22d Of February.
A number Of counties in East Tennessee
recommend the denomination Of Governor
Brownlow. ' ".. -"
The national Republican., 1867-01-14
More Fenians Convicted.

TORONTO, CANADA, Jan. l3.-Patrick
O'Neil and Patrick McGrath have been con-
yicted Of being implicated in the Fenian raid.
They will be sentenced on Monday.
The national Republican., 1867-01-14
MaKRIe Mitchell.

That bcwitching little actress, Miss MAGOR
mitchell, makes her debut this evening at
the National Theatre in the charming drama
Of "Fanchon." MAGGIE will find that her
friends in Washington have not forgotten
her
The national Republican., 1867-01-14

CNCISSArI, Jan. IA young lady named
Christiana Kett was murdered at Dayton,
Ohio, yesterday. She was found lying in
the kitchen Of her house, with her head ter
ribly shattered by pistol ball. No clue 10
the murderer.
The national Republican., 1867-01-14
Excise Law In New York.

New York, Jan. l3.-The excise law has
been strictly enforced throughout the city TO-
day. The police met with no resistance.
About fifty arrests were made for violations
OF the law.
The national Republican., 1867-01-14
o Confederntion or the ProYinces

OTTAWA, Jan. ia dispatch was re-
ceived here last night by the cable to the
effect that the confederation delegates in
England had decided to remove the capital
The national Republican., 1867-01-14

Two quarts of liquor were discovered in
an Island Pond STAGE thereuponthe liquor,
stage, horses, and all were seized by the
Canadian officials.
The national Republican., 1867-01-14

TuE post Of Jefersonyille, Ind. has been
annexed to the Department Of the Tennes-
see, by order Of the Secretary Of War. %:
The national Republican., 1867-01-14
sPEcIAL NOTICES.

=
as The Regular Montbiy Meeting Of the
"wAsHINGToN. CITY SUNDAY SCHOOL uNfoN'
will be held in thsfeur half Street Prs.bytsria.
tDr. sandsrlsna's) church, on MONDAY EvErfNo,
,hs 18th isst., a 7so o'clock. -
D. rg.H sd a,5 ...Hl DAVID A. BURR,
jsh ff rf.s nrr Cor. seersssry.
e. sparftuaiism.--M ,. N. Psss,ss, sdi-
TOR Of The wsstsrn department Of the Bdansr q Lfoh
and sns Of the sbisat speahs he splrtuai Rostrun
viii lecture In Union League Hall on SUNDAY, ynu.
sry IS at II .. N Subject ''Ths Rsisron of God 10
Spirits, and Of spiritusii.m TO Rsfo,m ana Al 7kp
Text 'Hs that bsiisvsth ana is b.ptssd shall Be
sayedi bat hs that bslisvsth not shall be danssA
MISUNDERSTANDING, frees evening, 10 esnia II.
~ The ossvsst M.isaiss o. Ye.ss ana
RAnIr MASHoop. Howard Association Hssays % the
Physioiogy Of the Passions, and the Rors Abuses and
psas peculiar 10 the hrst age Of man with rspsrs On
new mssheds Of rsstsnt smploysd Ia this fnstiaiioa
Seat In sssisi letter snVeiopes free Of charge Add,
Dr.. j. sKfILfN HouoHroN, Howard Association.
Philadslphis, Pa. Jsii.sn
~ To All whom it May cesssrn-Rssts-
rrss orScr, January l. lss7.-Noties is hsrsb, svsn
that Licenses given 10 Huetses Butchers ana owners
Of Dogs sspifsa January l. 1891. sad that said H.
esasss mast bs renewed at his oaes vithia ten days
from that date. sAM'L r DOUGLASS,
jas.dusit Register.
s~Bronehitisi catsrrhi sorofuiai chre.ie
pnsasrs i--wm. R. Prince. Flushing. New York. for
90 years Proprstor ofths Lsnssn Hurssrss osrs his
Positive REnEDrALs for the above Diseases Plaid
Extracts from divsr Medical Plants.
Explanatory cireulars, one stamp. dsD-fw.
srMsdsn Mounts Pns saave-e vainsbis
Remedy for that Disease; siso aoeAsunvtisa Destroy.
or, and xatirs Care for the Bronshitis Asthna, ks
bs foand st siot's Drug Store. eppesis Hsis.ai
Ho,sii oiinsns, Metropolitan Hotel, Tsrd's sss.
Of Eleventh aad Pehnsyiyania avssusj Eatvisss,
sornsr Of Twsifh and Psnnsyivania svsaas; Hliel's
Of and Twsfh streets, Tarbsushs, sorssr Of
seventh spd O. jais-u
S~Te Consunpsivss.-rhs Advsrtissr
having been restored TO health In . few wssks.by
vsry simple remedy. aftsr having suffered several
yssrs with severe long sase.ios ssd that arssl dis.
ease, ,cop.unptioa, 10 anxious 70 make tnowa 70 lie
fellow .suesrsrs the means Of care. ..'-.r
To all Who dssirs II he will send eopy Of The pre-
serpon used free Of oharse with the drsetioas for
preparing and using the same which they will fAd
seas CcRn yoR CossrsrrIos, AsrHrA, BnoscHIris, ke
The only object Of the advertiser In sendss the pre-.
sepion 10 10 bsnent the smetsd and spread infsrna
tion which he eonoeves tobs nvaiuabis and he hopes
,vsry sufferer will try his remedy will cost them
ao,hinE ssd may prove blsssipg. .r .r..H
Parties wishing the prsserp,on will pssss address
r..... .... ... REV, EDWARD A. wfLsoN,
oe2j.dwiy willlamsburs, KinEs eounty,h.f.
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Death of a Prominent Citizen.

HARRIsBUR0, Jan. l3.-Andrew Jones, a
well-known and respected citizen, died here
to-day. He was one Of the trustees of the
State Insane Asylum. ,s.
The national Republican., 1867-01-14

Nor q funeral note" has been heard
through the Chronicle about the killing Of
Trad STEVENS and his man Friday" by
ono shot.
The national Republican., 1867-01-14

A WOMAN in London beat her husband to
death with poker because he failed to bring
home his wages. -----
The national Republican., 1867-01-14
ORR HANS RT,
Y J.syasI a 1857;

DIsrRIcT OF COLUMBIA, wAsHIsofoE COUNTY
q a.. #r r... .... To WH: b.. .Ha
In the ease Of George ". samson, sdniaistraisr
Of Robert Nsvman deceased the admisistrator afors
said has, with the appreciation Of the 0rphans' Ceat
Of Washingtsn County aforssaid appointed rUksDAY,
the IN day q February, 1887 for The aaai ss.,isas.i
a.A Of The Assets In hand far ~ the sans have bssn
sslsstsd snd turnsd iato nonsyj vhsl and vhsrs all
ethsrwiss BY law be sxeladsd from all bsnsAt II saa
deceased estate: provided copy Of this erasr pah
lshsd . week for three weeks In The HArfsHAL
RErusLIoAs prsvious to the said day.
Tsstt JAS. T. o'BRlRuB,
l. Jait-wsus ... Register Of wuAs.
The national Republican., 1867-01-14

~ II EsE s K 7TTF-
FRoMAoE HRuFcHATzL DE- BRIE,
...r. F.. .. k0CHEPoRT,
ar.s.r. 0RUHERR,
...s .. SAP sk0o, -- ...
r.... PARhBs0N,
- HbAh.
NoRroN's PINE APPLE CHEKsR,
YOUNG AMERICA CHBBsh,
NEW YORK CRKAh CaRRsE
N. W. BuRcHxLL,
... Cor. fourtsenth And y strssts,
jalt-Stsod Under Ebbitt HoussL
The national Republican., 1867-01-14
The SNOW storm,

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l3-About four inches
Of snow fell here last night, followed by a
light rain to-day.
The national Republican., 1867-01-14
TO MEnpEas OF ooseRHss.

NATIONAL RrpubLrcAs delivered regularly and
prOmptly at their residence, in trrspPss, BY order
Jog Il through the Secretary Of the Senate, the
Clerk Of the HOUSE Of Representative, or ct the
once Of the RnPusLicAS, No. 5ll Ninth street.
near Psnnsyivania avenue.
The national Republican., 1867-01-14

PATENrs.-on Tuesday next the Commis.
sioner Of Patents will issue l95 new patenta.
The national Republican., 1867-01-14

OOI, BBLS. NEW YORK APPLES.
AUO % parrsis Cranbsrriss.
10 " Dried Peaches.
% +" " Applss
90 Bueksts Minee Neat
For sale At the lowest prices by
J. h. CRANE 1 CO.,
dsR'lm IS Louisiana Avenue.
The national Republican., 1867-01-14

On our FIRST page to-day will be found an
able dsquisition upon the abovenamed sub
ject, which is one that deserves the attention
Of artists and Of the public.
The national Republican., 1867-01-14

s< The Regular Mentbiy Meeting Of the
"wAsHINGToN. CITY SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION"
will be held in -Four and ha Street Prs.bytsris.
lDr. sandsri.na's) church, on hoEpAY EvErfNo,
ths ltth Inst, tt $50 o'clock. ~