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The national Republican., 1867-09-23
PROPOSALS FOR CORN.
0R,Ior DEPor AVID DIsBrRsIso og AnrEsMAsIER,

OPRIoE DEPor AND DIsBrRsIHa QuARrERMAsrER,
ATLANTA, GA September IL, 1857.
Scaled proposals will be received at this once
until IL m, MONDAY, September 80, 1857, for sup
plying the Quartsrmaster's Department in this city
with 25, 900 POUNDS sHELLED CORN, put up In
good strong Sacks Of not less than two than
three bushels per sack. Corn To bs free from dirt
and perfectly sound.
Bids must be in triplieaie with copy Of this ad
yertisement attached 10 each, and bear the endorse
ment Of two responsible persons who are willing 10
become surety for the bidder In the event Of the
tract being awarded 10 him. Proposals not COM
plying with the rsquitemsnts Of this Advertisement
will be rel ected.
Delivery to commence October 8, and continue at
not less than one third Of the whole amount per
month; or the whole amount may he delivered at
once, II the contractor prefers It, at the Depot Quar
termasters storehouse, Atlanta, Ga. The Corn will
be weighed and inspected when received.
Bidders are invited 10 be present at the opening Of
the bids.
Satisfactory evidence OF loyalty Of each successful
bidder, and solvenoy Of surety, will be required.
The Government reserves the right to reject any
and ali bids.
Proposals should bs addressed to the undersgned
and endorsed upon the envelope proposals. for the
delivery Of Corn. -
By order Of Brsvet BrIgadier General R. saxtOu,
Chief Quartsrmabter.
II. J. FARHswoRTH,
First Lieutenant 3ith Infantry, A. A. Q. NJ,
ss29.td In charge OF Depot.
The national Republican., 1867-09-23
sPECIAL NoTICRs 8.

81 PUBLIC sCHoOLs.-At tho last
meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of Public Schools
the following resolution was adopted.
Resolved, That the following places be dssignatsd
a. ocss for the tansaotion Of ali the Public Bchooi
business By the respective Sab boards Of Trustees
For the sub-Board, FIRST Dlstrict (First and Sec
ond wards-schooi room, corner Eourtssn,h and
streets,
For the sub-Board, Second District, Crhird and
Fourth wards)-sehool room on II, between Sixth
and Seventh streets.
For the sub.Board, Third District, (Pinh and
Sixth wards)-wallaeh School Building, and School
room, corner Third street east and A street south
For the sub.Bosrd, Fourth District, Seventh
wArd)-hals Grammar School room, John 4. Thomp- -
son, teacher, on Sixth street.
Tho Trustees will bs In attendance At the abovs-
named places from TO 81 o'clock on each morning
Of the week, from Monday to Friday, inclusive,
during the month Of September; and all persons
entitled to tickets OF admission to the Public Schools
can procure them at the places and times designated
By order Of the Board.
sep r. =. BoIsEAU, sse'y.
The national Republican., 1867-09-23
AM,jsEME ENTs.

NATIONAL THEATRE One week Of the opera
season at the National has demonstrated two
things. In the nrst place, It has settled the
question that our people viii pstropizs good
operas Other cities may furnish As large, or
even larger, audiences, but no city can turn out
more refined, Intelligent gatherings. Cabinet
ministers, Senators and Representatives, dis
tinguished generals Of the army, such as Han
cock, sicklss, and Sheridan, eminent civilians
and fair ladies and brave men grace.ths sudito.
rum Of tho National on each night. Such au.
disnoes should inspire, and they do inspire, the
members Of the Richings' troupe to give forth
their most thrilling and effective strains Of sweet
music In the second place, one other thing has
been demonstrated, and that Is, that English
opera 10 now . success.
For the frst time in America We have an Eng
lish opera troupe capable Of challenging public
favor, and Of meeting undismayed, earnest and
searching criticism, and steadily advancing to
higher and still higher perfection. To Miss
CAROLINE RIcHrsas almost exclusively Is due
the credit Of this noble achievement. When we
consider the amount Of labor, energy, patience,
real, and great skin which has been required In
carrying forward this grand undertaking In or
sani.ing this troupe, and in placing upon the
American stage these grand old operas, in adapt
ing them to the English language, and In retain.
ing all Of their pleasing effects, We wonder that
the lady has held out through all those weary
hours Of labor which this enterprise must have
imposed upon her. People who sit In pleased
and rapt silence, and listen to the sweet harmo
niss which this talented eantatriee pours fortl
night after night for their pleasure, little dream
Of the immense labor which has been demanded
In originating and completing this organization
and In keeping 1t in working order now II is ii
existence
Let US say to the ladies and gentlemen VIII
visit the opera and are delighted with what thsJ
sec and hear, for all this you are indebted Il
that modest, amiable, sslf.possessed maiden VIII
appears before you apparently free from care
and domeans herself as though there were no
resting upon her q responsibility under whicl
ordinary peopls would fall away exhausted an
give II up. Ladies, remember these thing
while you see and listen to this charming artistic
The popular baritone, 8. @. CAMPBELL, receive
his benefit at the National Thestre this evening
on which occasion Rossini's charming opera Q
Cinderella" will be produced, with that dc
lightfui artistic, Mrs sEouIs, in the title role.
PRoFEssoR MAcALLIsrER, the removed pre-
fessor, assisted by Madame MAcALLIsrER, vii
give the first Of his brilliant series Of entertain
msnts at Odd Fellows Hall, commsncin
Wednesday, September IS. His vel. know
, reputation will insure for him crowded house
The national Republican., 1867-09-23
The Yellow Fever.

This scourge is still making frightful
havoc in the Gulf cities. In New Orleans
last week FIVE hundred and six persons
were taken off by this ruthless destroyer.
1t is no respecter Of persons the high,
the low, the rich, the poor, the aged and
the little child, all fall victims to this ter
rible desolator, and what adds poignancy
to the grief of smitten ones is, that many
who mourn are stripped Of all means of
support. Fathers are smitten down, and
in few hours die, and leave their families
in desttution and want.
We observed, some days ago, that the
people Of the city ofNew York were NOV
ing to raise that material aid which is
needed to carry relief to these sufferers.
Will not Washington do somethingi 1t
will readily be seen that what is done
should be done at once. The sick need
medicine and nurses and the living who
have been beggared by the sudden re.
moval OF husbands and fathers need the
necessities Of life. Bread and wholesome
food is their want, and it is, in many in
stances, as we are informed, most press
ing want. The prosperous among us can
well afford to do something to mitigate
the distresses of these sufferers. From
1.-THE pestilence that walketh in darkness
and wasteth at MONDAY" we have been ex-
empt II is meet, therefore, that we show
our gratitude to the Father Of Mercies
kat we have escaped this awful scourge,
NJ, for inscrutable reasons, He permits
=. other climates and peoples.
The national Republican., 1867-09-23

From CsIffornia-The Panama Railroad
Frame nehise-Death OF Gen. Cook, secre.
tary Of LeRation-Naval Matters.
SAN PRANcIsCo, Sept. lS,-The BuiLstin cor
respondence from Panama gives the following
late intelligence:
The extension Of the Panama railroad fran.
chise Is confirmed. Tho bill passed the national
Congress, at BOgots, on August 49, and was
signed by the Executive on the following day.
Its general terms arc already announced.
Twenty-Five dollars annual rental goes to the
State Of Panama In consideration Of coding the
island Of Manila and whatever lands may be
required for improvements. Tho railroad will
now be extended BY the new wharf to the island
obviating the necessity for lighters and tenders
Valparaiso dates to August 10th make no new
developments concerning the war with Spain
Nothing has been heard Of the Spanish feet
The excitement at Valparaiso has subsided, bu
the commercial inte rests are unsettled.
General Cook, United States Secretary of Le
cation, died at Santiago, August 0, and wal
buried with military honors.
The United States steamer Watsrse left Val
Paraiso for Callao on the 18th Of July, with
General HOvey on board. The Nyack Is eruis
ing to the northwsrd.
A slight shock of earthquake occurred at Val
paraiso on the 9th instant
War preparations IRE going on at Peru with
energy.
President PradO is much praised by the people
and press.
AdyiceS from Guatemala report some reyolu
tionary disturbances Of small proportions
The national Republican., 1867-09-23
California Election.

san Francisco, Sept. 2O.-The returns Of the
late election from all but one county show ma
jOrity for Haight over Gorham and Foy Of 7, OIL
in total vote Of about 50, 1000.
Jones, Union candidate for Lieutenant Gov
ernOr, leads GOrhsm In thirty.fOur counties,
$3.50.
Returns from the congressional vote, give a
majority for Axtsll, Dstuoorat, in the First dis
driot, Of 1900. Highly, in the Second district,
has ,OSl majority, and johnson, Democrat in
the Third district, l,Ol7.
The full official account o ray increase Haight's
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DRoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF.
OFFICE AorIsa CoMnIssARr OF suBIIsrEsoE, I

MACON, GA, September II, 1867. !
Sealed proposal In duplicate, will be received at
this once until II o'clock, q. m, on MONDAY, the
&e, at the Post of Macon, Ca, for nine months, be-
ginning October l. 1857, and ending June 30, 1865
the beef furnished TO be the best quality Of Tennessee
and Kentucky cattle, and In equal proportions Of fore
and hind quarters, (usek and shanks excluded and
TO be delivered a such times and places, In such
quantities as may bs necessary.
Proposals will bs made In the usual form, and
each proposal must be accompanied by the W ritten
guarantee Of two responsible persons that the bidder
will faithfully falfl any contract with the United
States Government besides, must be present TO re
spond to their bids and to sign the contract before
leaving the Office.
Payments for beaf supplied TO be made monthly,
In such funds as may be provided for disbursement.
The Government reserves the right 10 reject any
or all bids eonsidsIsd unreasonable.
Proposals should bs addressed to the undersign
aud plainly endorsed, "ProposAl, for Fresh Beef"
G. T. MOORE,
ae23 I'd Flrst 1t, 18th Infantry and A, G, g.
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OFFICE CHIEF CoHNIssART OF sUBsIsTBEoB,
PRIH MILITARY DIsrRICr
Nav oRLEAEs, LA, September IA, 1887.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, are invited TIL the
Gth Of September, 1857 at ~ IN for furnishing the
United States Subsistence Department with the fol-
lowing articles, viz:
., 900 cans 0RRRH CORN, alb. cans.
0, 900 cans GREEN PEAS, i. Id. cans.
lc0 cans SALMON, alb, cans
49, 900 pounds Of best whit, Navy BEANS, put up In
barrels, Prie' per pound stated and samples
furnished
TO- 600 pounds Of best eauyassed HAMS, put up In
Nerces.
20, 900 pounds Of coarse HoMINY, put up In barrels
Price per pouad stated and samples fur
Al the above articles % be Of the very best quality
and put up In superior packages and to be delivered
at the Anchor Press in this city, within twenty days
after opening Of bids.
No BIDS will be received from parties who have
heretofore failed TO comply with tLeir agreements
with any branch Of the Government.
Bids 10 bs directed to the undersgned and marked
A." ProposAlsb ~ A. BEOKWITH,
ss23-td Brsyst Ma, Gen. and Q. D., u.s.A.
The national Republican., 1867-09-23
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.


METROPOLITAN H0TEL-Porrs 4 SHELLEY.
George Mclean, George Duland, N. T.. W. h
Tann.rman Si Pois p.post; n s. Emm.rt. b.iii@ors
Robert Goodman, Va George 8. Smith, Kmslis
Smith, New Haven ch,s; A Eeelsston, city Michael
MSiii1 phii.diphi sni,S % sss.sa Sood.pssS
n T.; J. T. Mofstt, Va; J. Rogers, Richmond
H. NJ Beedier, ,Philadelpbia; II II. doom. N; Y; Mr..
ana ana wife, % HsisforS Geo Jsnlin., Bsitl5orsi e.
J, Harris, Richmond, Va WIN. Y. Bates and wife,
Philadslphia, Pa. John Trask, Gloucester, Mass
Ma; T. W. Alexander, Baltimore; J. D. Andrews
Ne. James DolAn, Pa Geo. Greene, f.E Greene,
vineennes, Ohio; Chas Miller, n Y; J. NJ. Booker,
Mrs. NJ H. Jameson, Samuel W. Holt, Va. J. Prion,
Cook, Va.
KIRKwOoD HoUsE-HEsDLEr 4 GRlEH.
Hon, R. J. walker, Washington D. W. BnhOrs
H.,IsuIs H.ya:s " B. B. 4 xrIsSt ss1 Res:rt. S
X. A. Rosman, warrenton, Va. J. Madden,
Gsp 81 s%psVa n Brew. P,Swn M.i B.i'%G,, r1.%.,
J. B. Waller. Baltimore; ?. L. Waller and vie
Norman, PhiladelphiA; J, T. H.ntiy and wife,
G.s;a S.ya.., winlass:s Vi q s:s. q f...as @ aT
N. Brown, N. D. Baltimore; y. Hollingshead, St.
Report; n; J. Brown. g. swssny. w..hinston
tsnooga; A P. Crsnf Phiiadslphia; 3. ?. Davidson,
g. Caiyero, J. c. Cslvero p Wilson, and wife n. o.
T. u. Sampson, Batimor; Maynard Btle, Mem
phis; II. G. Brent, Washington.
NATIONAL H0TEL-H. g. BENSON.
Edgar Baker, Henry Watson, A. Hubbell and W.
Palmer, N. Y; B. N. Posey, Harrisburg; Geo. W
Mcoiil, jr, Washington; Geo. W. Mailsy, Knox
Vile; Thos. O. Jones, MINI. Cannon, N. Y; p.
Burns and lady, Syracuse; J. N. Fish, Cincinnati
a. FROST and T. Q. Howss, Baitimors; 4. 9. Udell
CsntIsvills, Iowa; Z. L. Perrin, Md. Mrs W. J
Arnold, Washington P. Cannon and r, Scott, Balti
moro; n. O. Murray, Texas Frank Clarkson and A
| Murdoek, Baltimore; NJ G. Dorighty, st. Louis; r.
wootton, ND: T. 8. Cooper, New Berne, N. Q. Z.
suiter, p y 4 p. r. r. D. T. Clark, Ill J. q. vii
lisms and W. Il. Taylor, N Y; N. D. Warren, N. Q.
| EBBITT H0USE-C. O. WILLARD.
| Abance Brown, W. II. N. Prince, Va. J. K
King Philadelphia; Charles 9. Mahon, N. Y. W
| w. h.L--~Lss, west Virginia; Benz. Bruce, jr,
v. Bergire, n. Y. J. s. Back, Pa. Geo. r. Young
81; W. r. somers, N. Y J, NJ. Waite, U. 8. A.
J. r. Bearman, Tenn. = Diekerson, do J. II
Harris. Baltimore, Md, Joseph M. Morris, Charlie
4. Long, Philadelphia J. Monroe, 8. 8. Bldridge
N. Y. y. H. James, MO- j. N. Davis, Washing
wILLARDs' H0TEL-srKEs, CHADWICK 4 Co
W, J. Present, W. Daniels, Augusta; Jane
Brady, Pa, y. stablsr, Baltimore; Joseph Albert
DR.; dOuIldi Hon ,. Smiley. Nssh'illsi Charlie
liams, J. MeCua, N. Y J. Macgsyiy, James DAILY
ireland Z. L. Andrews and lady, Texas; O. O
Adams, Miss
The national Republican., 1867-09-23

Books AND STATIONERY. j. J. William.
son, Of 407 Eleventh street. near Psnnsyivsnis ave.
nus, has hand large and well selected stock Of
books, stationery and fancy goods, which he s pre-.
pared TO sell At q small advance on cost. All the
magazines aad papers, both daily and weekly, can
bs had soon Published, and will be sold at low
fgurss
The national Republican., 1867-09-23

Mr.. JACOB BooL is now permanently
established in his new Boot and Shoe Store, No as
Seventh street, between O and II streets, near the
Patent Once, where he has large and we'll selected
stock Of Boots Shoes and CATERS for ladies' and gen
usmsn, misses, youths, and children, Of every do.
seription. Also, made TO order, Boots, Shoes, and
CATERS Of the best French Calf at the lows, prices
The national Republican., 1867-09-23
FoRoEp SALE or CLorHIso.-Tbere

FORCED SALE OF CLorHIso.-There was
great rush made yesterday for No. sss street. be.
tween Ninth and Tenth streets, and on inquiry We
found the ssuse was sale Of fall and winter cloth
Ing being sold t fabuiousiy low prices. Heavy
coats were selling 81 from " 90 70 ", and heavy
pants from si as 70 siso. Tho entire stock Ia TO b.
sold without reserve, and Al prices never before
known In this or any other section. .F s| s|
The national Republican., 1867-09-23

In AN Ohio coal mine, John Eckert has
been running q distillery for the past eight
months, without paying the revenue tax. The
concern was two hundred feet under ground. but
an officer found and seized 1t on Saturday last.
The national Republican., 1867-09-23

majority !, 900, and the total vo 81 900, which
Is over 16, 900 lsa than the total vote at the
last general election. Haights vote will bo
about 5000 more than MeClsllsn's, and Gorhsm
and Foy about 70, 900 10. than Incoins.
Suit Against . Unitsd stssss Revenue
Coiisotor-Arrivsi Of . Delegate from
Dskota-Politiesl ARsirs-Tsmperanc
Movement.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 22.-wm. H. Pritchard, Of
this city, has brought suit In the circuit court
against Boston Able, United States Internal
Revenue collector, for the recovery Of certain
sum obtained BY the latter by the seizure and
distraint Of the formers goods under the income
tax law. The plaintiff claims that the said Law
10 unconstitutional, and designs to test the mat
ter before the court.
The case viii bs transferred from the Circuit
Court Of the county to the United States Dis
triot Court, and will 20 to the United State,
Supreme Court.
WIN. A. Burisigh, delegate TO Congress from
DskotA, arrived at 81. Jossph's yesterday, or
route East.
The Democracy Of Kansas held convention
at Leavsnworth last week. They adopted q
platform and made preparations for meeting the
Radicals on the stump and prosecuting q vigo'
rous campaign against negro suffrage.
1t Is claimed that the Republican party l,
very much divided on the subject Of female suf.
fragc and Temperance and Sunday laws. The
Germans will hold convention at Topeka, on
the 2Sth instant, to consider tho latter question,
and the State Temperance society will meet al
Lawrence this week for the alleged purpose Of
looking aftor the German Republicans.
The national Republican., 1867-09-23

BUSINESS is very active in Milwaukee.
The wheat receipts last week averaged over one
hundred thousand bushels a day, fifty per cent.
more than for the same period last year.
The national Republican., 1867-09-23

The Prussian Government proposes to
found q special school to teach tho army the
management Of the telegraph.
The national Republican., 1867-09-23

THE national cemeteries in Virginia are
nearly finished, and the operations Of the burial
corps will soon cease. They number seventeen.
The national Republican., 1867-09-23

HErLBRUS & Bro, SOC Seventh street,
one door south Of Odd Fellows Hall, make TO order
and warrant agood nt French Calf stitched CATERS,
0.oo; French Calf stitched Boots, ell; American
Calf stitched Boots, sio First rate pesged Boots ss
Fine stitched Boots hand for ss Home made pssgsd
Boots. es.6o; Heavy Kip and Grain Boots, ss to p.
The national Republican., 1867-09-23

INV YORK FInsT hoard sALHs.
Coupons, ITO! S:2o'., 1852; la e.ao's, 1850,
July, 1855, Io7l; 10Ao's, s9i; 1905, June, 1o6Ii
/ 1907, July, l06Ii Gold, 1871.
The national Republican., 1867-09-23
DY j. B. WHEELER & CO.,
ID ACcrIoNEERs,
No. 81 Louisiana avenue, between Sixth and Seventh
streets, opposite the Seaton House.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
THE RIRsr WARN

THE PIRsr WARD.
By virtue Of q deed Of trust to the subscriber,
bearing date January l5 1858, and recorded in Liber
l. A. T., No. l62 folios ls9, ct seq, Of the Land
Records, ke will Offer for sale At Public Auction.
in front OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 9th
day Of OCTOBER 1857 N4 clock m, all that GER
tain Piece Of Ground situate and being In the City oi
washin gton, District Of Columbia and known the
West Part Of Lot numbered one ~ In Square nun :
bsred one hundred and twenty -ons Q2il Of the
ground plan Of said city the said part having a
front Of % feet inches street north. and
ming back to an alley In the rear with the improve
mepts. consisting Of q neat and substantial TWO
STORY BRICK HOUSE
This property Is situated on Y street north, be-
tween Nineteenth and Twentisth streets west, in q
very desirable part Of the city.
Terms 0ns.third Cash the residue In three equal
instaments Of H. is, and "a months, the purchaser
giving his Notes flor the deferred pAym,nts) salts
e'orily endorsed and bearing interest from the day
Of sale.
All convsyaneng and stamps at the cost Of the pur-
chaser.
II the terms Of sale are not compiled with within
ave days from the day Of SALE the Trustee reserves
the right to recede the said Property at the rsk and
cost Of the defAultng purchaser.
SAMUEL 4. DOUGLASS, Trustee
J. B. WHEELER 4 CO.,
se23. .eod&ds Anetione6Ta
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L o c Al ITE M s .

Bur TO NY MIND, though am native
hers. and to the manor born, II s q custom, more
honored In the breach than the observance, to sell
oiothins for One Price only, except By Hsanins,
corner Seventh street spd Maryland svsnue ....
The national Republican., 1867-09-23

Why are the constabulary Of Massachu,
sets hsrOss' Because they are great ssizsrs-
(Cesars)
The national Republican., 1867-09-23
Marine News.
Sun Il. 64s Sun s. 900 | High water, 50 p m.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore.
Brig Lucy Ann, Rose, Baltimore.
Schooner Mary Augusta, Morton, Baltimore,
forage for Government
Schooner Thomas b. Seth, Parker, Persimmon
Point, wood to Parker.
Schooner r. G.weldon, Messick, Philadslphis.
Schooner 4. N. Baxter, Psren, Philadelphia.
Schooner Olivia Ames, Westgott, Providence,
r. /. ..... -
Schooner Paul a Thompson, Godfrey, Phila
delphia.
Schooner William Callahan, Donnslly, Phila'
delphia.
Schooner 8. T. Baker, Brewster, New York.
The national Republican., 1867-09-23

~ Notics.-fhs DAILY NlriosAL RrruBLIcAI
vii on and .n.r April l, 1857 be furnished 70 sab.
,sribsn (by ssrrisrs) In washinston, esorrstowa,
.ad Alexandria At my cents per month, payable 70
The agent
~ No notice can bs taken Of anonymous eonnu-
uieations whatsvsr Ia intsndsd for insertion mas.
b. authentieatsd by the name and address Of ths
vrisrno, nsesssarily for puslisaon. bat asa guar
.ntJ for Its good faith.
ss All sommuniestions, vhsthsr On business oI
for publication, should Be addressed to WE }. hun.
rAaH, Proprietor NAnosAL RzrusLIcAs, ,wsshington,
DC.
The national Republican., 1867-09-23
From South Carolina-Destruetion OF
the Cotton Crop by Csterpillars.

CHARLESTON, s. O., Sept. 22.-Aocouuts
from Edisto, wadmalow and other sea islands
say the third brood Of cattsrpillars have ap.
psared, and are destroying the crop with great
rapidity. 1t is feared that tho sea island crop
will be an almost total failure.
The national Republican., 1867-09-23

The yicksburg Telegraph urges the
| resort to sheep-raising as business In Missis.
sippi. The hills abound In Bermuda grass, and
wound afford pasturage to immense aocks.
The national Republican., 1867-09-23

DOR RENT-THE LARGE AND
j. FINE HOUSE, corner Twenty .hnh and X streets,
No 6Si Is rooms, gas and water, with large garden
attached Rent, t76 month. Possession given lst
October. Apply on the premises or at 2i6 Psnnsyl-
yanis avenue, between Twelfth and Thirtesnth
streets ss29-u
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se23. eod&d,
AL ND OOD.

We are the sole agents for the sale Of the cele-
brated Baltimore CompAny's Coal, aud ARE PRE-
PARED TO FURNISH 1T IN ANY QUANTITY
Persons desiring to avail themselves Of the shove
low prices, by ordering their coal and paying for H.
can have It delivered any time during the winter
Checks will be given for coal ordered and will be
delivered upon the surrendsIing Of said checks.
8. p. BROWN SON,
465 Ninth street, between Z and r.
Branch Chiee at our yard and wharves, at foot Of
Seventh street. se2j.U
The national Republican., 1867-09-23

ss on a case in the Supreme
upon being asked II she know
asst, south and west lay, rs-
We "Eo, your honor. ]