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Reparator Capilli.

Throw sray sonr false fsilaos, yoar switches
your wig H
destructive Of comfort aud not worth fr 1:
Come aged, come Youthful, como ugly aud fair
and rejoico in your own lu1ufiant hair.
REPARAToR cAPiLIr.
For restoring hair upon bald heads (from
whatever cause itmay have failrn out aud fore
iag growth Of hair upon tie face, Il has no
equal. twill force the beard a. gruw up.,n
Tic smoothest face in ft'pin Eve 70 eight weeks
of hair upon bald heads 10 from iwn 70 three
months. "A few ignorant practitioners have
secftcd that there Is nothing that uill force or
hizten the growth Of the hair or beard. Their
assertions are false, a. thousands Of living wit
rssses from tsoir. own expefienee) can bear
witness. hut many will say. how are ne TO
distinguish the genuine from the spurious! II
certainly Is difficult, as niuc-tentas Of the diff
trrent Preparations advertised fcr the hair and
beard arc entirely worthless and you may have
already ihrownlaway large Amounts in their
purchass. To such We wOEId say. fry the Re-
paraior fsppilli It viii erst you nothing un-
A,ssit fully comes up 10 our Representations -
~ your Drug gist does moi keep H. srnd us ono
collar and We viii forward II postpaid, tosrih-
er with fseeirtfer tte money, which WILL be
retarned you on application, providing entirp
fafisfsetion Il not given. Address,
W. Il. CLARK s Co, Ghemisfs.
No. West Psyetta Street. Sytacaae, =. Y.
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IRON, STEEL AND
Leather Store /!


VNlE Subscribers inform tie ciiilons ~
1 Carroll and adjoining Counhc-. tiat
they have just opened "a, their new Ware.
house. near the Depot az Westminster. Nd,
fall aud complete stock Of
Iron, Steel, Leather, Hubs, Spokcs,
Fellows, and everything belonging
to the Carriage BUSINESS,
aui all kind uf blacksmith Tools
aud heavy Hardware generally; also a com.
plttc stock of
SHOE FINDINGS.
all of which are offered a, Gjr p,icl,.
The attention of consumers anil dyalcr.
aie invited In call aud examine uur stock.
IN quality and prices.
EEif'NA(HER T. 40.
sept -, 1866 -N
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FEMALE CELEBRATE ss
ANp EaE nHA
MAZE ACADEMIC INSTITUTE
TIE ACrgERs.

sCEIERs.
LiFHRiRf DEPARTMENT. : y Il
Rev ions A. NrSEof, A. ".
Miss Lou fuflpng, N &. l.,
Miss Mary Y, Manniug.
Miss Ada Biliucaloa.
HtSicAL BEPARTHENE
Mrs Fannie Il, Munroc.
TTHlliS INSTITUTION will comncro,
4 the 2nd SESSION of It's SIXTlI
schulasiic Fcur ON MONDAY, FER.
BtAkl 4th, 1857. Pupils will be ro.
ccivcd at oHg time, and charged from time
Of entrance.
is 4 BOARDING SCHOOL.
Its pumcr % Boarding Pupils ,lurin. thu
past year WAS 90 females, and ~ ,nales.-,
The PRINCIPAL receives osiy ir females
into HE family number Of others NAV
board with nrprored families in the town.
Those wishing TO occupy the vacancie,
not yet hllcd, will please make early dppii
ration
The accommodation for Boar,lers aro
tro scppafc buildings, built of brick. Thai
for the Male Department is the residence Of
the Rev. JoNATHAS MrSEnr Father of tho
Principal, whose phtcrnal cnre will he oycr
his benrterst that for the Female Depart.
inout Is occupied hy the Principal. Them
will not be any communication between
these departments. Each will bcconsidcrcd
as family, aiiordingalomc to its boarders,
As 4 DAY SCHOOE.
Number Of Day Pupils, during the past
year, SO, making total vi luT Pupils,
Accommodations are 6rc eommodious
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REAPER AND MOWER.

for Carroll county, and ia tl,at part ot Fred,
eick coauiy NuIth Of Frcls,issS CITY, and
also ID that par, Of Ball8ase es1un,v North
sLIeNas With ibis s'Slac tho farmer
-s.s cs'money, time aud labor. aud *, without
cautsoyecsy, superior TO any other npY in
the market, and fully warranted 10 renp aud
rake heavy, light tangled ur 'odscd Graia.
where hana rakes Or drpppcrs viii fail W.
eiIsr !. ON trial with any other the purchaser
to keep and pay lot the one preferred. Also
are Agents Cor
Gescr's Patrat SelfPeysi,iiay Grain
SYarftor. Ci.niey oq,l B3gysr.
Alta time iike the present when labor il
very scarce, II Is important Tint Farmers,
who arc Interested, -hoult give attention To
this Improvement; which will considerably
reduce the expense Of 1brdshine Grain in
he conui0a way. TINS is now considered
the best Separator before the pubic. 1t is
particularly adapted 70 Farmers fur tlcir
own use, and viii Apply To LAYER Or l,silway
power, and viii Thrcsh and Clean from loo
90 100 Bushels per day, using four to six
horses aud as many hands Al,n. f;,r ssle
NoNrGQNEgY 3 "buuBLE-S,EflAEn RocEA.
WAY WiEAr Fan
dcC7- ",
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70 UT Us
CELEBRATED
Horse and Cattle Powders.

This preparation,
long and fAvorably
known, will thor
oughly reinyigorate
broken down and
low spirited horses,
by strengthening
and cleansing the
stomach and lntes-
lines.
IL "a a sure pre-
vcntiye u all dis
Eases incident 10
YER, CHAMBERS.
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s---.v.-g 49, '+"' u''A "AAh h'"St Cpihpitle
..s,e selection Of
FURN ErIRE
Ia Westminster, is nav being offered To the
putlir lP IRA Il. GROUSE, at his NEW
AND CbNMODlOuS
" 4 RE- ROONS
located about one hundred yards Ea., Of the
Railroad Depot, and nearly opposite the
Catholic Church.
Ills STOCK has been purchased in Plila.
dclphia for the cash, and consists Of the
late aud most improved STYLES, viz;
PARLuR SUITS,
Tc'ra-,ctee, Sofas. Marble top Cluster and
Bouquet Tables, Spring. seat Chairs also.
Chamber Suits. consisting of splendidly
iaishad Round C0ncsei Ihsisieads, Marble
tor Dressing Bureaus, Marble top Enclosed
Nasa S,ands.
CH1IRS.
His selection Of Cane and Wood seat Chairs
is large and Of the most substantial. make.
He will keep constantly on hand b large
and very superior Stock Of Furniture Of his
own maHu.nciure.
FILMS.
Being n possession OF q new and very ele.
CANT ilEAhSE. he Is prepared 10 furnish
COFFlSs a1d attend Funerals at the shors.
est notice, a. prices thai will always give
satisfaction,
Ha keeps also largo aud xell Asl0cied
lot Vt -
sTOV YES, Ey
which hc can rccommcnl to hh ofEsrxS
tbs latest and most improved pai. pfss,4
terms, consisting Of Cooking, Parlor aud
OGee SjHycs.
Tie invites all to examine his Stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
ly strict aud faithful attention to Lusi
ness, he hopes tD receive share Of pablic
patronage.
IRA Il. GROUSE.
\. B.-old Farsitare and Chnirs, repair
ed and painted ON reasonable terms.
decI-ly.
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VNliS INSTITUTION will commcncc
l the 2nd SESSION of It's SIXTH
scholastic wear ON MONDAY, FER.
RUARi 4th, 1857. Pupils will be 70.
ccivcd at aag hme, and charged from time
Of entrance.
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ATTENTION.!
FUR re

THE Largest aud mos, complete
y selection Of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-15

YOUTHFUL DEPRAvIrY. On Sunday
evening, as we were walking down
Broadway, we met some Ave or six boys,
from twelve TO thirteen years Of age,
who were Boosting Of their exploits.
One said: al was in Jail a week, that's
nothing" Said another: al was in the
House Of Correction in the States fol
two years." "Fpe been in the edldboose,"
a v another. "I was hauled up about
three weeks ago." said another, "they
said | was u wharf rat,' but the old
mans got tho coin, so got Off" Are
these the "wharf rats" which the San
Francisco Times spoke of a few days
since? We know that they do not be-
long here.-Odkldnd Journal.
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ICE! ICE

THE CITIZENS OF GOLD HILL ARE IN.
i formed that the subscriber will fuynish them
will be In Gold Hin every morning at 8 o'clses;
Orders for tho article can be left q the aola III III
Exchange Saloon, and they viii be yycWRR"'
Alled. CHARLES nxI.si
The national Republican., 1867-11-04
nostd
GOVERNMENT SALE.
| OFpIcx Of AssrsrAxr QrAErERNA.rYR GES
, No II -IArgtTEEEr, }

OFPICx OF Assistant QUAErERMA,TYR GES,
No II IArG tTgEEr, :
NLw YORK CITY, October 30, 1867.
VIII be sold A. puhlie auction to lc hi hest bid
der on the 9th day Of Noyemb-r, 1857 at l2 m lot
Of MACHINERY pertaining to wat.r con ieHsing
Apparatup stored on board II the barge , =. AyT"S
now lying a. Middle Pier, Atlantic Dock Blsin Brook
Iyn, NY,
T, following articles ara c3npr.Sad In the 10, to
be sold
6CyliudrIsal Boilers, feet 4 tuchcs diameter, ~
feet long
Steam Drum, 80 inches diameter, IS fee, long.
l Lot Of Fire Tools.
3Lghthau's Condsnstrs.
) feet Wrought and Mallesble lion Pifc, assorted
sizes
6Woodward Steam Pumps Nos ?, ., aad7.
10 Cast iron @ ODE Valves
SlA.ineh Brass Plug Cocks
as inch Cast.iTon Eafety Valves, with leycrs,
weights. &c
22.iLch Cast iron Check Valves.
The sale will take place on board ot the barge, AZ
the hour aud place ab0yO.Bamsd and purchasers will
be rec aired to remove their p'optty within three
days from she time OF pureha'e The barge will be
towsd at the expense OF the INT States 10 any point
In New York harbor VIII re the successful bidder may
desire to receive his property, which must bo uu-
loaded at his expense.
Terms; Cash, N United States Treasury notes
RUFUS INuLEs,
Brevet Maj or General aud Assistant Gu <termaster
General oc2-td
The national Republican., 1867-11-04
PROPOSALS FOR TIE CoNSTRUC.
TON OF A SILVER IN A STREET NORTH
oFrIcE oE srrERlslgSDESr ASp lSsrEeroE op

OFFICE OF StPERlNlRSDENr ASp INSPECTION
SEWERS, CARRIAUEwANs AID SlDgwALKs &c, )
CRY HAIL, WAsHISGTOS, d. c., Oct d, 1867 \
Sealed Proposals will be received at the Mayer f.
oGiee, until ~ m, on TUESDAY, November 9Th next,
for the construction Of barrel sewer In A street
uorth, from the west side Of Second street east ard
to connect with the Goyera III ont sewer "A Delaware
avenue with such drops Tap., mauho'cs and latordl
branch sewers as msy bo required 1hr s,zs e the
main sewer will he three feet, and 'Eo lateras two
feet, inside diRmeters, with walls uius iDcLes In
thickness. The traps tpd mRahnlrs H,l be tue
same size and description lhuso g FrlGk! n'gna'o
and Thirt enth street west
Bidders will state the price per lutaI i,oi w lI'
main and lAteralsj per mAuholc, drop ana "P gan,
which shall inelU de- all expense eNci'aH'h hHnB
and making good all streets hag -fooIwayH, &C.
For further particulars speciheaNon 10 tue ONCE
Of the Superintendent and Inspector I' se"e's' ~
or the Com missioner OF the FIfih ward ,
The right Is reserved by the Mayor to reject any or
ali bids should It be deemed to the Interest OF tue
Corporation. " " u, IL Insnsrtor Ic
THOMAS PRYOR,
BRNJAMlS OWEN,
Assistant Cummis issoners
E. BARNES,
orps Commissioner Fifh Ward.
MAToR's OFTIrr, October 9, 1867,
Tie payments tax refllucRtssl for thth work 10
conform 10 the new law approved this day Tor the
no. RICHARD wALLACH, Mayor
The national Republican., 1867-11-04
DROPOSAL FOR CAVALRY
HORSES
DzPOr QrARrERaAtTGR : OFFICE, !

DEPOT QCARTERNAf rER = OFFICE,
JErFgRsoSvILLE, lSD., Oct. 20, 1867.
Sealed Proposals will be received At this office
I'll l2 clock m. on TUESDAY, the 9Th day Of No.
vember 1867 for the delivery OF thirty (5l Cav
airy Horses at JeG-rsonyille, IIdAIG
Tee horses will be sub Ject TO careful Inspection,
and must be OF dark colors found In Hll particulars,
we | broken, in full deFh and good eoni tou, from
Is to ID hands hgh, from to 0 years old and well
adapted IN every wa TO cavalry purposes.
The horses to be delivered within ten days frorl
date OF contract.
BIDS must be made In duplicate, with a copy OF
this Advertisement attached TO each And each bid
must be accompanied by u written guaranty OF two
responsible parties that In the lsawartsd
to the bidder good md sufficient bond will bs entered
into for the faithful performance Of the contract
Bids will be iDdorssd "Propo.Rls for Cavalry
Horses. and addressed Brevst Colonel T. N. Batch.
elder, D. q N JefersoGYlllo Ind. -
Tho right is reserved TO reject aoy or all bis.
By order Of Brevet MiJ r General Th swords
h N BATCHELDER,
no2.td Brew Col aud Depot q II.
The national Republican., 1867-11-04

SUPREME CoURT OF TuE DISTRICT Or CoLUM.
BIA, SITTING IS BASKRrPT,Y This court has made
the following order:
CrIrCd, That wAel petiton Is lled Tor dscb Erge
in bankruptcy the court will In every ca'c enter a,
special order referring 1t to the register make an
order 10 show cauEe tneroi1 and Ia ~ 10 chambers
on the return thereof an pass the last examination
Of the bankrupt, II there be opposition and
ufy TO tho court whether the bankrupt has n all
thngs conf1rmed to his dny under tho act, and has
c0nfurmed to all tho requirements Of tho law. Ia
rendering these teryceB The register will DO eonsid
oTed Ms selling uniCr special orders. SO as to enttls
lister for every day. service while actually employed
uuder special order ~ the court sum Of not ex.
epedipg 81, to be allowed by the court.
U1dsr this order tho petitions of discharge from
bankruptcy Of Benz James, Jas L Thompsou,
Nelson TOudd, VIM S. Mills, I'd. A Mckay, LovAndo
register
The national Republican., 1867-11-04

The fortunate horse was resolved with loud
aeclamatiOns by ths large audience. Too much
praise cannot be awarded to Mr.. Henry Birch
and Col. Samuel Oven for the gentlemaniy man.
nor in which, by few pleasant words, they sue.
ceeded in keeping the crowd off tho track while
the heats were being won.
Among tho prominent persons present werc
Blacque Bsy the Turkish Minister. and por.
tion Of his suitei Postmaster General Randall,
and Second Assistant Postmaster General Nc.
LELAND.
The national Republican., 1867-11-04

TnAYER AND NoYEs' CIRCus.--This circus
has already made itself an established fayorite
with tho community. The tent on Saturday
night was crowded to an uncomfortable extent,
and the performance was resolved with the most
enthusiastic demonstrations Of applause. In
connection with the large number of star per-
formers now exhibiting, DR.. James l. Thayer,
the refined wit and popular Jester, and Edwin
Watson, The dashing rider, will make their de.
bHt this evening. A triumphal procession will
bo made through tho streets to-day, and in the
programme tonight a grand tournament will
tako place, unapproachable In grandeur and
costly array. Since the opening night the circus
has created great furore. lhe fsRts Of that
daring, beautiful, and fearless equestrenne, Miss
Lucille Watson, has created the most intense ex-
citement, and she has been pronounced by all to
bo without rival in the cOuntry-the peeross
Of the crclo. Master WOola Cook cannot be
excelled, and in tho vaulting, gymnastic exer.
cises and sagaciOuI ieats of trained animals the
company and enterprSlng managers have won
name never before attained by any Of like lk in
the United States.
The national Republican., 1867-11-04

The FoUnTEENTHsrREEr Cans Yesterday
the two-horse cars uero again running on th,
Fourteenth.street route 1t Is not stated whether
they are to run permanently or only put on yes
terdsy to accommodate the usual Sunday travel
The national Republican., 1867-11-04

Ton Bowie WITHOUT A TRArgER.-We arc 10
formed that Charley Nugeut, tho trainer Of Ton
Bowie, has given up his job Of training Bowie
who, 1t will be recollected, Is expected to aght
Sorrei on the 18th instant. Charley says b,
can't spend his time in such work.
The national Republican., 1867-11-04

MISSIONARY MEETING A very interesting
missionary meeting and concert was held at DR..
Smiths Fourth Presbyterian church last night,
a report Of which will be published tomorrow.
The national Republican., 1867-11-04
- sttttsIf,ls sFs

3 sss sssssssss =
oAILbRES's cL6rHiNo'
oARIBALDI1sD zoUAvE
SUITS,
PLAIN FESM hNb + s.scF e e TEiauEo III
SUITS
Three Year s 0Is a. And Upward
ovERcoATs.
PINE BLACK CLOTH
dOOd Black Cloth Froeks, sle
Black CLOTH Froeks, $40.
BOYS COLONEL AND WHITE
SHIRTS
cHILDRBS s SHIRT WAISTS,
Plain, Fancy Ard E@sToid'red.
MERIEo SHIRTS.
Boys Genuine Buckskin Gauntlets.
Rows Heavy Cotton Socks.
SOUTHERN CAsSIMERES,
surrrs
GENTLEMEN AND YOUTHS
FLoCKs AND sHoDDY.
Silk. mixed Suits, go
Double and Twist Suits, S2t
STANDARD Silk mixed Salts, US.
Good Business Suits, sl2 and sl6.
Kentucky Jeans Suits, so.
Good Heavy overcoats,So.
Waterproof Tweed OvsrecSts, ".
THE FINEST SELECTION
PIECE GOODS
lever had now ready for
CUSTOM WORK,
Low PRICES.
EDWARD HARRIS,
aud other famous Domestic, French. Austrian, and
English Coltings Beavers, cassmeres, &c. made 10
~ NEW YORK PRICES.
HEAVY RIBBED
MgRlNo SHIFTS AND DRAWERS,
LAMBs.wooL sHiRfs AND DRAWERS.
FOR 81. 90
Very due White and searlst Flannel Shirts and
Drawers.
Boys Merno Shirts and Drawers
Country Knit Socks
Warranted Buckskin Gloves.
FIas Black Cloth Sacks, sl5:
Fine Black Cloth Procks, go.
Pine Black Doeskin and Beaver Pants, 40.
Heayy Blue Beaver Suits.
Youths Black Cloth eAckE
Cbildren's Black Suits.
iRney Velvet Vests.
Fancy and Plain Silk Vests.
White Duck Vests,
Boys' standard school Salts, $50.
Brys' Cashmere Suits, IS.
Boys Double and Twist Suits sln.
Boy Virginia Cashmere Suits.
Boys' Waterproof Tweed OvereoAtE.
ONE PRICE ASKED.
NO LESS TAKEN.
GEO G. HENYING,
No. 6s5 Seventh street near Mary and avenue,
and
Corner of Seventh street aud Maryland avenue.
The national Republican., 1867-11-04

Tue GRAND LODGE 7. A. NJ will hold its an.
nual communication, corner Of Ninth and
streets, tomorrow (Tussday) evening.
The national Republican., 1867-11-04

NOBODY HURr. Last evening Detectives Big.
ley and Kelly arrested a man In the Division,
named Michael Henry for being drunk and dis
orderly On the way to the Central guard house
be drew knife to cut the detectives but did
not get chance to use it,. They only prefer
the charge Of drunk and disordory however,
and he will have hearing this morning
The national Republican., 1867-11-04

Doc LAWN. Pfeifor, for having dog with.
out license was arrested, and inod $40 by
Justice Chaplin.
The national Republican., 1867-11-04

HELD As A wI1SEss.-Jacobs schOutsn, dis
charged soldier Of the 44th United States in
fautry. has been committed to Jail by Justie,
Morsell in default Of security to appear as
witness In the Dumas. thinner murder case, t,
be tried at the next term OF the Criminal Court
The national Republican., 1867-11-04

A WARsING TO CHuRcn sLEEPERs.-
Alder, of the Third ward, made quite novel ar.
rest last evening Between eight and nino
O'Clock he was called on to wake up man who
was asleep in the Ninth. street Methodist church,
as he could not be aroused. The officer finally
aroused him and took him to the station, where
ho locked him up. lie gave his name as vii.
liam D, Trump, his occupation as n bookbinler,
and snys he haih from Richmond. Va
The national Republican., 1867-11-04

RoUGH on TIE MINISTER Yesterday OHicer
Walliugslord arrested a minister, whose name We
will withhold, The rides fine, fat, sOrrel horse,
however Tor riding over tho pavement in viola
tion Of a city ordinance. IIe had a hearing be.
fore Justice Harper, which resul.C | in his pay.
ment Of fine Of 50, like man,
The national Republican., 1867-11-04

DRuSK AND DEFIANT AT about s o'clock
last evening Officers Roth and Hill, of the Second
ward, arrested a clerk, named B, S. Pike, for
being drunk md disordorly. On the way to the
station he pulled out one Of Colts finest six.
shooters, and drew it on the officers. It was
taken away from him before he did any damage,
and he will be fined this morning, doubtless, for
carrying IT,
The national Republican., 1867-11-04

DRUSK AND DIsoRDERLY-The drunlon and
disorderly cases wero more than usual on Satur.
day night, and yesterday morning the Justices
were busy in receiving the fines imposed.
In tho Fifth precinct, Justice Chaplin gave IL
hearing in three cases, in all Of which tho par
ties were fined.
John H. MaFdOs was arrested by Officer Les.
ter, of tho Eighth precinct, for drunkenness
lie had o hearing before Justice Gull, who fined
him 80 0O in default of payment, being sent to
tho workhOuse
Twelve cRscs Of intoxieation and dsOrderly
conduct were disposed of by Justice Harper. at
tho Fifth precinct, the parties being fined In
every instance.
Justice MOrsel dispensed justice in tue Fourth
precinct over ten cases Of disorderly conduct,
fines of SO each being imposed.
In the First precinct, Justice Tucker enriched
the corporation by ining oight persons charged
with intOIcNtion and disOrdOrly conduct.
The national Republican., 1867-11-04

ASornER.-OGieer Prather, of the Eighth
precinct, found on Saturday night the body Of
a newly-born colored male child between Fifth
and Sixth streets east and G and D streets
north. The body was inferred at the expense
Of the corporal ion.
The national Republican., 1867-11-04

RoBBERY.-On Saturday morning about eight
o'clock, John Garner, dcorgc McCauley and
Thomas Kinsloy entered the house of Lizzie
Snow, corner Of Seventeenth and streets, dur
ing the absence of the inmates, and stole there.
from q number of dishes, They would have
cleaned the house of moro articles but were de.
tected In the act Kiusley was caught and held,
but Garner and MeCauley made their escape be.
ing subsequently, arrested by Officers Taylor and
o. Brien OF the Fourth precinct Tho trio had
hearing before Justice Morsel who committed
them for court. ThOy are all old thieves.
The national Republican., 1867-11-04

Row IN LIMERICK ALLEY - Richard and
Emma Briggs imam and wife) and her son james
Martin, residing in Limerick alley, Island, were
arrested last evening by Officers Fainter and
James, of the Seventh ward, for indulging in a
family fracas. They were locked up until this
morning for hoaring
The national Republican., 1867-11-04

COMMITTED roE FURTHER HEARIyG. -Saml
l.. Risdom, the telegraph operator who was ar
rested few days since on n charge of having
stolen lot of dresses, 30, the property of Mrs.
Chloe De Reamer, mentioned In the REPUBLICAN
as having been arrested by Detectives Kelly and
Bigley, has had a hearing before Justice Walter,
who committed him to jail to await a further
hearing.
The national Republican., 1867-11-04

PoroMAc ExcURsION-On Saturday morning
party Of about dozen persons, under the con.
ductorship of Colonel George II. Phillips, Of tho
Department Of tho Interior, started down the
Potomac in a boat, on fishing tour. Tho will
be absent about a fortnight unloIs their "ben.
zine" should sooner become exhausted, and no
moro be procured.
The national Republican., 1867-11-04

FAST DRIvIyo John f. Ellis, colored, for
fast driving in tho streets, was arrested by
Officer Kelly, of the Sixth precinct, md fined by
Justice Chapin $50
The national Republican., 1867-11-04

CATTLE THIEVES ABour.-0n Friday night
last ten beef cattle were driven away from the
yard Of 4 butcher named Charles Abel. on NJ
street north, between First street west and North
Capitol street, and they have not been hea I'd of
since, except one which was found a short dis.
tanco from home. Mr.. P. ]. Lawlcr, Fourteenth
street east and D street south, had two cattle
stolen on tho same night. They, too, have not
been heard of.
The national Republican., 1867-11-04

ORDERED TO NORFOLK FIRST Lieut.. VIM b.
Remey, Of the u. S. NJ. C. has been transferred
from duty at tho Marine barracks in this city to
duty on board tho U. s receiving ship New
Hampshire, lying at tho Norfolk yard. We uu.
derstand that tho Lieutenant Is to command the
guard on board of tho vessel and we are satisfied
that in his new transfer he will fulfil all duties
enjoined upon him In the same eredltable man
ner he has ever done heretofore. We wish him
success.
The national Republican., 1867-11-04

Money soLD.-At the fifth monthly meeting
of the National Union Building Association
held on Friday evening, 81, 800 we're sold at an
average 0t 6I! per cent. premium.