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The national Republican., 1867-12-06
DR0T0SALS FOR LUMBER.

OPPICE CHIEF QUARTERNAsTER,l
fIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT, ,
NEW ORLEANS, La, November q, 1867. }
Scaled proposals. are Invited and will be received at
this oficc until u m on THURSDAY, the 9th " De-
eember 1857, for the delivery ut Fort St. Philip, La
or New Orleans, La, OF
sILLs, Cypress, ~, fec! long, gTO.
POSTS, Cypress, 10 feet long, 0X0.
$50 feet D. M PINE, 9NO.
40 ieet b. NJ CYPRESS, l-inch Boards, 0 Inches
wide, ganCd On one sido aud 'onSued aud
Delivery 10 be completed within twenty (0) days
from the dao Of acceptance Of proposal and lumber TO
be subject to Inspection by the Quartermastcr's De
pATtment. -, w 49,,
Satisfactory evidence Of the ability Of the bidder 10
fulhl his agreement will be required
The United States reserves the right to reject any
Proposals must be endorsed "Proposals for Lnm'
Der, and addressed 10 the nnder.igned at this once
Breyet Lieut. Col aud 4, q, NJ, U. $. A., in charge
Of office. de0-H
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nEpAKTMENT uF THE INTERIOR,
i rNITED STATES PArEsT OrfICI

WAsHlNuTuN, NONeWntI ~, 1901
On the petition Of SIDNEY 5, TURNER, Of Wcstboro' I;
Mass, prayug for the extension Of patent granted
tn him hr I'D day " August 1854, and T.issned the
Ith ,Iny Of March, 1856, and again rcssurd the 18th
day II May, lsii tor an Improvement in Sewing Ma,
chimes for seven years from the expiration Of said
nntont which takes place on tho I'D day Of August,
ls5S:
Patent OHicc On MONDAY, tn" 18th day Of Juno next,
AT II clock H. and all pTrsunz are nOtlncd 10 np-
pear and show cause, II any they have why said pc
iition ught not to hr granted. .
Persons opposing tho extension are required to hlu
the Patent once their objections, specially forth
in writing at lra, ic'Hg day bciOr" the day Of hear
iur nil testimony hlcd by either party, to be used at
the said hearing, must bo taken aud transmitted ~ ac
cbrdauCc with The rules uf tho office, which will be
furnished IN application.
Drpositions aud other paper. relied npGn a. tSstl,
the day uf hcarngi the arguments II any within ten
days after filing the testimony. ,r, +, !,
Ordered, also, that this notice b" pub.hcd IN the
REPCuLirAS and IN the iHt'iiD, mcf1', Washington.
Il. c. aud in the SPY, Worcester, Mas once week
hCartny T. G. THEAKER,
nnGi.wJN Commissioner Of Patents.
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DY0P0SALS FOR LETTER BALANCES,
Posr OrPrrr DEPARTMENT.


wA.UINuTuN, u. e. oct. ~, 1867, I
S,,II prrpnsIls will he received at this Department
unIii the iMi day Of DECEMBER next, at 2o'clock,
WWrn for furnishing Letter Balances for the use OF the
Post nncrs in the United States, for four years from
and after tho 3ls day 1T December next Of the follow
ing drsrTi ipttuu, namely;
III Bainucrs capable uT wcghmg eight ounces, ,ayor-
dIpus weight, to be- graded down tn quarter ounces;
~ these II + supposed that 81 to Loo will bc required
for each year.
dupnS weight, to he graded down To halt ounces. Ol
these il l. supposed ~ to lO will bo required for each
year, ,,,, %,
be required In the Balances To be furnished.
Samples of each description Of Balances must accom-
pauy each bid aud the bidder who may obtain THO com
tur will be required to furnish Balances ordered o
quality In all respects equal to the sample ,
Each Balance must bo well aud securely rackci ~
box for transportation, and delivered irn v AI eA,
y'u-cs tu the Department Ut Washington, ~ I
The same will he accepted, II found 10 '' "'''' u"
equal tu the samples. ..,,,-.i- 81, a,
Each bidder must furnish with biz nr2r23ia's ~ sum
cCut evidence Of his ability e. rump} Mm c,Vtrsrt
Two sufficient surctiCs " u r tyqu'iS" ~
failure to furnish the Balance ~ r1,atN ,it' iii m
promptly, or tho furnishing 81 hu ,ni'lpI t,, ia
be considered u sufficient '""'' W. '' - ~
Proposals must he IudnrN,d on tRc eaysl9pG To; rTo;
nnasI ~ nii"r lIuucrs AtI utfucIvu W ne tlrst
Assistant Postmaster url' y "w uNhNbAIL
no 2-Gt "'Ss'"2sSs
ES"r" r"rTEN'
CoUNsELLOR AT-LAW,
LAW BUILDINGS.
FIFTH STREET,
pvsl.@n AaIwAsHINGToN. b. c.
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FGnRrARy 81, 1867.

FEhklAkl u lbi.
rant Of tho House rhal be determined a. follows:
the House up 10 noon Of March L? ls7 and bcnutally
thereafter aud shall be opened by HIM ~ "a" hTs'Snss
suitable person. having also reference to the amount OF
money offered for the privilege, aud capacity OF he
bidder for the business Accompanying the proposals
must he the name Of more persons VINO are W,-
ing to become sureteS p the hu o que thousand dol
lars the faithful performance OF the duties o Hhlu
keepeT and possession Of the premises shall be gwen
by the Clerk 10 said bidder upon his eNntnthg iona
suetes for the proper discharge Of his dutc and for
the careful Of the property Of the u9Nernhenl en-
trusted to him Such possession shall be 1T all times
under the control Of the House, And the amount Of
money thus bid aud accepted shall be paid to the said
Clerk one alt ON the hTst Monday Of December next
the date O the bond aud the SIX months there
after and as received shall be by said Clerk paid to
the Treasurer Of tho National Soldiers and Sailors
Orphan Home for the benefit VI said Institution.
July ~. 1867.
Ordered, That the Clerk be authorized to Tclet the
House Resauran In the PROV In the stand
ing order oftae House In reference thereto nv?I"
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Natiunal gepnblitau.
AMUsEMENTs,

THE NATIONAL THEATRE.-HAoKErT's per-
sonation OF Falstaff, last evening, in the "Mcrry
Wives Of Windsor" drew q full house. A pleas
ing variety will be presented tonight.
The MonRrs BnorHKns, at Walls, are draw
ing good houses every night. They eclipse all
the Ethiopian troupes that have ever visited
this city.
The national Republican., 1867-12-06

PETITION or PoLICE TO CoNGREssNES.-The
following petition to Congress was being signed
yesterday by the Majo or OF Police, the detectives
pass some measure by which they can speedily
obtain the amount of money due them from the
corporation. now over five months pay:
DECEMBER, ,,lS57
To the honorable the Senate and House 9f Repre-
SfntdtiUes QI Tia United States Uf itHGricU:
Your memorialists beg leave respectfully to
represent that they are officers of the Mctropol-
itan Police, pursuant to the laws of Congress-
that under said laws the authorities of the Dis
trict OF Columbia are required to pay one third
Of their compensation monthly; that, although
the latest act requiring such payment was passed
on the I'd day of March last, (morc than nine
months ago) no appropriations have yet been
made by the Councils OF the city OF Washington
for the present years payment that they have
not received from said city any pay since June
last, noD opcr fire months aud iphich causes many
Of them much distress; that the Common Council
having, on the 2lst day Of October last, resolved
that 1t twill not consider any other bill involv-
ing an appropriation out OF the school or gen.
eral funds until after the passage of the bill
making appropriations for the support of the
public schools OF the city Of Washington for the
current fiscal year, and for the payment of ar
rcarages due to the trustees of colored HchoOls,n
and still adhering to said resolution, and to cOu-
pie said funds with the special funds collected 10
pay the police, with no near prospect OF securing
Its object your memorialists respectfully pray
that some Immediate measures be provided by
Congress for their relief
The national Republican., 1867-12-06
077 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 81
PRIMO CE's
NEWLY ESTABLISHED LOAN OFFICE,
III

Those requiring such AccOmmodaton will do well to
call on me All ask Is trial. aud feel assured that
will secure your fayors. u,,
The national Republican., 1867-12-06

Port ChadbOurnc, Texas, such post as may be cs-
tablished In lieu thereof II, 900 bushels.
These amounts, however, may be somewhat modl-
dCd before the day Of letting the contract,
All bids furnish the above must be for good sound,
merehAnablc sheled Corn, Oats, or Barley, subject
10 the Inspection Of the receiving Otfcer,
Delivery To commence by the 9Th day OF January,
1885, aud to proceed the rate OF not less than one
sixth Of the whole amount per month, and In such
quantities as to keep the post continuously supplied at
such rate.
price per bushel At each place must be clearly stated
Bids will be received for any quantity, and not less
than one hund red bushels Of Corn twenty-five bush
els Of Oats or barley and where tho responsibility of
the bidder s not otherwise satisfactorily made known
At this office, each bid must be accompanied by Enar.
anty Of at least two PERSONS (whOse responslblliy
must be ccrhed to Dy clerk Of court OF record,
that the bidder IL competent 70 carry out the contract u
awarded 10 him. and he will give the required bonds
Iherefure aud each bidder will state his place Of res
idence. -, =, q,
bidder and the Oyency of the persons offered aS seeu
H,as sc NH BE- Srcucd on e day and hour herein
before named and bidders have the privilege Of being
presen at the opening. g.,u,,,.
tory and no bid will be entertained that does not
form TO the requirements Of this advertisement.
PToposals to be plainly indorsed, Proposals for
Corn aud addressed " the undersigned at this place
J. q. q. LEE,
BTeYct Lieut. Col, and A. q. NJ,
United States Army.
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ChEHK's oEEJGE ne M2ITsEn MII | q "a ,JIs JHIEsrREsENTA.

WBsHINNIuN, IT. z, NUNtWDVT n TO, =,
Sealed Proposals will be received nt this once nntlI
l2 o clock VI THURSDAY, the 9TH day u December,
1857 for keeping the Restaurant Of tho House OF Rep
resentAtiyes Uf the United States IN accordance with
be kept open during the entire year except on sun
days, and spiritu0us, ytnous, aud malt liquor? 10
EDWARD MCPHERSON,
Clerk House Of Representatives, L. 5
The national Republican., 1867-12-06

DIoKESs' woEKs'
CHRISTMAS STORIES, Diamond edition Illus
trated, 81 10; plain, fl o. ~
SKETCHES, by BOI Library edition. S2pcr vol
AMBRICkS NOTES. Paper, % cents.
Wc receive ,SSp a; PTbl!shcd Al the GitSTsni
portrait Of Charles Dickens given grdis to those who
subscribe within the next thirty days to any edition
VI 'CLlRRE'S ENGLISH DICTIONARY. We have
inst received from London another supply 9f this
DrtIonary II includes far above 100, 90 words. aud
at least al 900 more than any other Dictionary pub
Iished reek oning the number OF words by the same
Importation and we enabled to offer 1t at the mod
The EMPRESS JOSEPHINE, by Muhlbach. o..
PkRLRZ VOUs fRANCAlSE' Or, Do you speak
f''n'H' '' FRENCH 4 RICHARDSON,
noas-o Ss4 Pcnnsylyania aygnne.
The national Republican., 1867-12-06

LITTLE THIEF. Wednesday morning, Mr.. Rob-
crt Ball who keeps shoe store on seventh street,
caught little eolored boy named Thomas Hayden,
the act Of stean pair Of shoes from his store. lie
MARCHED the lad to headquarters, where Lieut. John
which the boy gave various statements, Justice
Walter committed accused to jail for court.
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Financial.

Financial.
Jay COOKE 800.
BANKERS,
FIFTEENTH STREET, OPPOSITE THE TREASURY
buy and sell At current market rates, and keep con
s,sptly on hand full supply Of
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sEvEN. .THIRTIEs.
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES.
Orders for Stocks Bends, &c, executed and Collec-
uons made on all accessible points
sepl-dn
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
WASHINGTON.
II. n. COOKE, tof Jay Cooke 4 Co , President.
W. s. HuSrrSsroS, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
l5rH STREET, OPPOSITE THE IREAsuRr DEPARTMENT.
Government securities with Treasurer United States,
~oNE MILLION DOLLARS. ga
We buy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections on
ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED
STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS, and give CAREFUL AND PROMPT
ATTENTION TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS.
and to any other business entrusted to us.
FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERNMENT
LOANS al all times ehOcrfully furnished
W. s. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
wAsHISdroS, March %, 1856. mh2l-dtf
L SAFE DEPoSsITT COMPANY,
OF WASHINGTON, D, c.
CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS,
For the ssfe keeping under guarantee OF
GOVERNMENT BONDS, SPECIE,
JEwBLRY, CASH BOXES,
SILVER PLATE, VALUABLE PAPERS,
PAINTINGS, WILLS DEEDS,
STOCKS, MORTGAGES,
And all descriptions Of valuables, and for the
RENTING OF SAFES,
INSIDE or
FIRE AND BURGLAR. PROOF VAULTS,
OFFICE CORNER OF FIFTEENTH STREET AND
NEW YORK AVENUE.
piRscIoRs:
y, =. Brown, II. ID. Cooke, George W, Riggs, Will
liam s. Huntington, George u. Plant, George o. Ev-
ans, D. =. Snyder, Nathaniel Wilson.
s. p, BROWN, President.
GEORGE o. EVANS, Vice President.
WIN s. HUNTINGTON, Treasurer.
D. p. SNYDER, Secretary,
OYPiCE EHorRs-From o clock. a. m, to o'clock,
n m Rnl-u
The national Republican., 1867-12-06

COMMITTED. .-Brittia A. johnson, colored woman,
was arrested on Tuesday by Omcer Bricn q the First
Harris, The weapon was recovered, and Justice
Morsell committed the offender to jail for court.
The national Republican., 1867-12-06

CRIMINAL CouRT-Judge 0lin.-The criminal
court will try no cases this week, the petit jury
The grand Jury stil remains in session and q
very large number OF indictments 10 found daily.
The national Republican., 1867-12-06

THB BALL GAME. Detectives Kelly aud Biglcy ar:
rested two colOred men, named Moses Clark and
Henry Harrison. on Tuesday, charged with practic.
ing the ball game old coored man, from Charles
county, Maryland, named Parker Jackson, thereby
swindling him out Of his overcoat Tho coat was
found In the possession Of Harrison at the tmc Of his
arrest, and was afterwards turned over to Jackson
The accused were committed for court, by Justice
Walter, in default Of 800 bail each.
The national Republican., 1867-12-06

talented divine Of philadelphia, will deliver tho third
q course Of six lectures for the benefit Qf the new
named church, this evening 1880 o'clock. subject
Pools ~ Tickets so cents 90 and hear good lee
ture and at the time contribute to very worthy
eau
The national Republican., 1867-12-06

ARREST OF SHoPLIPrERs. During several
days past Messrs. Franc Goldman, who have
recently opened their fine new gentS furnishing
store In the new marble building opposite the
Patent Ofiice, on Seventh street, have been miss
Ing eOnsGSraSe amount OF gT9aS from their
On Wednesday night Ohiccr samuel Clements,
now on duty at police headquarters, gave ms
deserted a colored man leaving the store with
bundle of goods under his coat. These hcquickly
turned over to two other colorcd men named
william Woodruff and John Smith, who were
about to leave. Oficcr Clements made bold
rush for the men, but only succeeded In securing
the two last named with bundle OF new shirts,
He conducted them to police headquarters,
where, yesterday morning, they had hearing
before Justice Walter. The evidence, of course,
was strong and to the point and Justice Walter
committed both the men to Jail to await their
trial before the criminal court. Several OF our
merchants have been compla aiming recently, and
we are glad that they have been rid, for a while
at least, of two of their uninyited patroniEcrs
CHoIcE OF ScHUTzEN OPFICEEs.-On Wcdncs-
day night, the Washington SchutZen Associa-
tion held meeting, at which they selected the
following named gentlemen as officers for the
ensuing prcSdsn nerSgFS mSnsi Sss
Chris. Worchj second SchutZcn master Adolph
Kraentler; secretary, T.. l.. Schmidt correspond
ing secretary, Reinhold Springsguth; treasurer,
John Angermanj executive committee, Charles
Abel, Casper Kneessi, Andrew Sproshs, Herman
Kalb, and Charles Bchrcns; marshall Henry
GroYemann.
No oLIcENsgs.-Michael Lcahcy, q storckecpcr
on the Island, was arrested on Wednesday, by
Oficcr Marders, of the Seventh ward, for selling
liquor without license. He was caught in the
act by the officer, and was fined s2O by Justice
Tucker.
Oficer King, of the Second precinct, on the
same day, arrested Samuel II, Wright, a restau-
rant keeper In the county, for the like offence.
He had q hearing before Justice Thompson, who
imposed q fine of so on him,
FIGHTING IN THE STREET.-Threc marines
named Albert Miller, Atwood Brunswick, and
John Whitmorc, were arrested In the Eighth
precinct, on Wednesday, by Sergeant Ashton
and Oficers Marks and Richardson, for lighting
In the Htreet Ashton WAS hlsmisach. and tho
The national Republican., 1867-12-06

A RE COMING
THE FAR.FAMED ORIGINAL AND ONLY
NORRIS BROTHERS LhINSTRELs,
FROM BOSTON,
WALLS OPERA HOUSE,
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY, CoNNESoISd
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER q 1907
TWENTY TWO STAR PERFORMERS.
BILLY MORRIS, the Peoples Comedian, in an
ATRIP AROUND THE WORLD.
An ENTIRE CHANCE OF PROGRAMME EAcH EVENING.
Box Office open from 10 to u and ito 5p.m.
Scale Of Prices; Private Boxes, Is 0Oi Orchestra
Chairs 70 eents Parquette and Dress Circle. 50 eents
Doors open at I; to commence at clock
noyT Manager.
WHEN VENUS issued from the sea,
She went To Douglass Brothers;
''Hoop-skirts and Corsets, Pads" said she,
Surprising any others.
She robed her, smiling, walked away,
The gods her path attended,
And not word was heard that day
Dut-"vcnus! ., how splendld!'
She whispered: ''whO would look like me
To Ninth street 90; Ave hundred three -
nO0.lm
The national Republican., 1867-12-06
New Books.

SCOTS JOURNAL OF USEFUL IMPORTATION
FOR THE PEOPLE.
Dr PRoRgssoR J. WALIEk ScotT. .,
High Character, containing Information worth Thou
sands Of Dollars to Men and Women.
b5dyc.s PROFESSOR SCOTT,
President New York University,
dei.lm No - Clinton Place, New York city.
The national Republican., 1867-12-06

CoROSER's INQUEST. Yesterday morning Justice
WIN. g. Harper, Of the Second ward precinct, sum
moned coroner Jury TO investigate the cause of the
death Of the colored man ho have already men.
TONED dying suddenly, on wedncsday evening, in
the drug store Of Messrs Kldwell Som and whose
proper name II Jackson SimmH, resident Of MurdcTi
Bay. The Jury found that the death Of Simms was'
held at the Central guard-house. Tho wife Of de.
ceased appeared and took charge Of the body for burial
The national Republican., 1867-12-06
DR0P0sALs FOR CORN.

DEPoT QUARTERMAsrER's OFRICB,
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, Oct, p, 1857
Sealed proposals, which must be made IN iripheatel
will be received this office at II O'Clock, noon nnt
THURSDAY, the 9Th Of December next for inrniShing
the Department with Corn, or an equal
number Of pounds Of Oats Barley In "neks, NJ places
and In duantties u, follows.
The national Republican., 1867-12-06

THASKLEss JoB.-Under tho head Of % incidental
that, at about o'oloek yesterday morning, on
No AS Ninth street, between NJ and streets open.
Thcy awoke the lady q the house and informed her
she believed they had opened the door themselves.
Tho officers seemed to huk, this Is not much of in
ccntiye to perform their duties.
The national Republican., 1867-12-06

OFFICE CORNER OF FIFTEENTH STREET AND
NEW YORK AVENUE.
pREcToRs:
y, =. Brown, II. d. Cooke, George W. Riggs, Will
liam S. Huntington, George Il. Plant, George o. Ey-
ans D. T. '"'u''' N'" s. p BROWN, President.
GEORGE o. EVANS, Vice President,
WIN s. HUNTINGTON, Treasurer.
D. p SNYDER, Secretary,
orTicE HorRs"from clock. a. m., to 5 o'clock
n m anl-tf
The national Republican., 1867-12-06
Skates.

Skates.
. sKATEsi u
sAvAGE's SKATE DEPOT,
SA D street, near Tenth,
SION OF THE BIO PLAGi
10000 PAIRS OF SKATES JUST RECEIVED.
large and fue assortment Of
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN's SKATES
AND BOYS sLEI0Hs.
ALSO,
FANCY ARTICLES
suitable for
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE,
HoUsEKBEPBRs' GOODS, &c. &C..
..-AT NEW YORK PRICES. no2s:ln
Millinery and Dress.Making.
T. ANU MRS: A. s; TRAYER,
Late Of Pfiffsdclphia. has openeds
DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING ESTABLISHMENT,
AtNo. 4Pour-and.a-half stroet. soyle. .lmlf
DRESS AND GsSsF s$s iii HsEEss EEgsS yAsrrDIors sr
at 81 Eighth street s'; west, bs!wcsh and north.
Reception and wedding work done la mode,
274 z 4. ''''''. ssA''A'''. RI: 2z4 Il!
odoDs RECEIVED DrrEcr rHox EvRoPE.
49,. sHst ESo.lsEHs ANP E.6E 5EFHdH SSTHsi s!AcE''
SES& fF#sS&# iSsEE ;RssE:. RIBBONS
Constantly on hadd large and we'll selected stock Of
LADIES FULL DRESS AND TRAVELLING HATS.
All orders promptly attended to.
CUSTOMERS OWN oSiRFB. SSihTEBIALs USED fr RE-
.on,atf 17Ipenn nv near kIrkwcSd Hoa.e
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Amusements.

NATIoNAL THEATRE.
The public. earnestly dosirous Of seeing
Mr.. J. II. HACKETT,
tho Eminent Comedian, in bis celebrated character
ton, 1rst time In this Theatre, Of the
MAN OF THE WORLD
Sir Pernax, tho politician. .....,Mr. j. II. Haekett.
MR.. W. y. SHERIDAN will reeite Tom Hoo d'a
Elegant Dramatic Poem,
EUGENE ARAMi
To which will bo added the exquisite sketch en-.
titled
MONS MALLETTi
Mons. Mallet, the French General ......Mr Haekett
sATuRDAY-MR, J. II. HACKETT as FALsTAFP,
aud LAST APPEARANCE.
The national Republican., 1867-12-06

RorarI wARp JoHssos pEnocRATIc AsD GossEn;
yAIIyg C.gg.-This ASSOCIATION met last might at
Darby,s Halle corner Of B street and New Jersey
grcsca oven THSrs being ss':S the IsSS yisc
~ 5 -, they u sl., il ySw S
party row In power A. the next election He Mould
matter %Sas ,hs sr%cr r. ef
have bccn-Know Nothing Republican, or anything
SSS GS Ss sS %ss for
The sSsiginsq requested the secretary to read the
constitution and bylaws for the Information 0f gem
Alter the reading. Of the constitution and bylaws.
me smers ~ 9aed Ss PeFsons were "nf ssS
Fl Fi,;s:rs,a No WleRSei MCGOWAN. gSsSid wara,
fTaasis S GoRRslii. James H. brennan, and Columbus
srn Sss Ne; ;Aa ss S ssoRESGSr RsSS Sl S th
u TSs u essf%sn sScssG dat Sscr ad sheqrer
SS fSr month"; SGi i SS0 he Thr
r Ss:s ra s Gs. h se 4 pS o. s Sns do ts
sSS nsS s fs1r:sBsSs sBSSS$f ss$ fSc%:: h
Fitzgerald No, committee to consult the proprietor
SrSSs 81 Ss Ss s SrS'f DC
The Chairman thought that. i was, advisable to
'HfSss TSs 'ns @ spPSnsa
Psf ay' aS AS could nc
on notion Il was agreed TO retain the hall as tho
regular meeting place for the club
Tho chairman said that he had done a little talking
In the Seventh ward, and that the democrats and
seryatiyes had held meeting there, hut that there
were only few persons present, They had however,
made commencement, The object OF those organi-
nations was to defeat the party In power
Mr. Andrew Gleason tintcrrupting.) The corpora
tion partyf
cost the white tax payers 500 Op0 TO educate negro
children. This Is the party hope to defeat, and
want every one to join us TO accomplish our pur-
pose. go .
CrosSman himself
A voice. There are too many Massachusetts, men in
the city, and they ought to DO cleaned out.
Mr. Andrew Gleason said he knew Of some good
conservative men from Massachusetts,.
The Chairman. Our opponents are rcorganEing all
over tho city In view Of the next election, and we
must do likewise. There was some talk OF taking
away the charter Of the city lle did not know that
he had any particular obicction II some Of our own
citizens were appointed to govern tho city,
Mr.. Andrew Gleason suggested that the club should
meet on Tuesday evening, as Tuesday was lucky
dayhe late elections in the States had taken place on
Tuesday, Agreed to-
Mr. John nolahan said that they should advertise
libcrally, and suggested the REPUBLICAN,, Star Er-
press, and Union,
After transaeting some other unmportapt business
the club adjourned to meet again on Tuesday evening
noxt.
THASKLBss JoB.-Under tho head Of :" incidental"
In Wednesday morning Third ward police report
The national Republican., 1867-12-06

FIGHTING IN THE STRgET-Threc marines
named Albert Miller, Atwood Brunswick, and
John Whtmore, were arrested in the Eighth
precinct on Wednesday, by Sergeant Ashton
and Oficers Marks and Richardson, for lighting
In the street. Ashton was dismissed, and the
Others fined % 90 each by Justice Gull.
The national Republican., 1867-12-06

Walker both col0Tcd, were arrested In tho Third
ward on Tuesday by Uflcer Actor, charged with the
larceny OF piece Of dress goods from the store Of Mr.
Bernard Rolf, ON scN Ncnth street. The charge was
substRntRted, and Justice ChRan committed both TO
jail.