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The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-03
NO NIGHT THERE.

Wand'rer. full of doubts and fears,
Travelling through this vale of tears
Pilgrim! in the path of life,
Seeking pleasure, finding strife,
Though earth's shades are darkly creepin:
Thoug gh thine eyes are dim with weeping
Lift thy fearful gaze above,
To that better home of love;
There SHALL come no wIthering blight,
There shall be no gloomy night.
Voyager! on life's troubled sea,
Sailing to eternity;
Thoug III the pillows wild and dark,
Overwhelm the sinking bark;
Though hopes light hath all departed,
And thou 'rt weary, brokeh-hearted;
See amid the deepening gloom,
Far beyond the dreary tomb,
A glorious beacon star is s. Inning,
Angel hands for thee are twining
An immortal wreath of flowers,
And within those heavenly bowers,
There shall come no whitening blight,
There shall be no gloomy night.
There no mournful wall of sadness,
Mingles with the strains of gladness;
But glorious song is swelling,
OF a Saviour's mercy telling;
Angel choirs the song repeat,
And cast their crowns at Jesus feet
Oh, that world is ever bright,
There shall be no gloomy night
Earth thy storms are dark and dreary,
And our hearts grow faint and weary;
As with faltering steps we stray,
Through life's tangled, devious way;
Often cherished friends forsaking,
Leave our hearts with sorrow aching;
Often we are made to weep,
For the loved ones called to sleep;
and on our pathway falls the gloom,
Of the dark and dreary tomb.
But star still shines above US,
Telling one is left to love us;
And we know that when at last,
All life's weary days are past;
We shall join the angel band,
In the brighter, better land;
Where the angel choirs are singing,
Where immortal flowers are springing;
Never chilled by earth's dark blight,
Where there comes no gloomy night.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-03
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To those who get up clubs of five or more sub
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piration of the subscription.
The national Republican., 1867-12-07
ALARGE FIRE NEW YORK
FOREIGN NEWS BY CABLE.

PARIS, Dec. G.-In the Corps Legislatif yester-
day, NJ. Rouher made an able speech in defence
of the policy Of the Emperor's Government on
the Roman question. He admitted that united
Italy was desirable, but to accomplish It 1t
should never go to the extreme Of taking possess
sion Of Rome by force. At the close OF the de-
bate, NJ. Favre's motion for Interpolation OF the
Government In regard to italian affairs was re-
jcctcd by the Chambers.
LoSpoS, December 0.-The London Times, in
an editorial on the correspondence on the Ala
bama claims, says Lord Stanley Is right In re-
fusing TO permit the foreign policy OF England to
be reviewed by any foreign power whatever. On
all otLcr points England will gladly meet the
United States half way, As she Is thoroughly
tired Of the discussion.
FLORENCE, Dec. CA session OF the Italian
parliament was opened yesterday. Prime Min
lister Mequabrer, in his speech on the occasion,
justified the action OF the government In arrest
ing GarabaIdi and suppressing his illegal attempt
at insurreetioni but he declared It was as incon-
sistcnt for the temporal power to exist at Rome
as II would be for foreign power to hold pos
session OF the city OF Paris.
LoSpoS, Dec. ening.-Consols, P5; Y. =.
bonds, 20 lilo; Illinois, sIi4; Eries, ~.
LIvEErooL, Dec. C-Eyening. ng.-Cotton closed
at an advance of "a. Uplands I'D; Orleans, sd.
Sales Il, 900 bales. The advices from Manchester
are favorable. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Pro-
duce are unchanged.
FRANKFoHT, Dec. Gu. =. bonds closed at T5i9.
The national Republican., 1867-12-07
Truth Lies at the bottom OF n Wei.

AsNoDEUs, while on his aerial fight during
the darksome hours OF yesterday, was unwlt-
tingly an eayesdrOpper to a conversation In a
congressional cOmmittee-room on the subject of
ventilation as applicable to our halls ofnationaI
legislation. One member spoke In terms of cen
sure OF the plan by which the halls were hemmcd
In by committee rooms and corridors to the gal-
leries from the free light and air Of heaven,
when another Suggested that this might partly
be rcmedied by appropriating portion Of the
corridors Of the House wing to lighting and air
ing thI hall. third speaker said, and AsMc.
DEus asserts that he spoke the truth, that the
only portion of the House OF Representatives
well lighted and ventilated Is the water-cOset.
The national Republican., 1867-12-07
NUwpuHIrcATIoNs.

"Temple House." novel, by Elizabeth Stod-
dard, author OF "The Morgesons," sc. Pub
lished by q. W. Carleton 4 Co., New York. For
sale by Philip 4 soiomons.
"will o. the wtsp," a fable, translated from
the German, by Miss l.. Kitty 0nsicin. Pub
lishcd by @. W. CARLETON q o., New York. For
sale by Philip d Soiomons. ~ ~
American Notes for General Cifcuistion, by
Charles Dickens. n. II. Peterson q BROTHERS,
Philadelphia, publishers. For sale by Joseph
Shillington.
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, American
edition, for November. Published by the Leonard
Scott Publishing Company. For sale by French
l. Richardson.
EVERY Saturday. journal of choice reading
and selections from foreign current literature
for home and travel. Tlcknor Il Fields, Boston,
publishers.
Litteirs Living Age for tho week ending Dec.
!. Published by Little & Co., Boston.
PLtnsm's Monthly Magazine Of literature,
se'crcc, art and national interests. This former
ly popular magazine has been revived. The
number before us is for January, 1868. Pub.
lishcd by g. p. Putnam h Son, New York.
Whittier's "Snow-Bound," ;" illustrated with iC
pictures by Harry Fem; engraved by A. V. s.
Anthony and W. ]. Linton. I vol, svo. Beau
ti;ully printed, elegantly bound, and richly gilt
T!cknor Fields, Boston, publishers.
Owen Meredith's Lucille, illustrated with q
pictures by George Du Mauricr; engraved by W
l.. Thomas. vol, svo. Beautifully printed
elegantly bound, and richly gilt; with new por
trait OF the author, engraved on steel-thc first
ever published. Ticknor q Fields, Boston, pub
fishers.
Lectures on the Evidences Of Christianity IL
the nineteenth century, delivered in the Mercer
street church, New York, on the "Ely Founda
ton," OF the Union Theological Seminary, BY
Rev. Albert Barnes, author OF notes on the New
Testancnt, sc. Published by Harper & Bros.
New York. For sale by French n Richardson
3ji Pennsylvania avenue.
"Thc watcrdalc Neighbors,n q novel, by the
GI,hor OF Paul Massic," being No. 500 OF tho
Library Of Select Novels. Published by Harper
Il Brothers, New York. For sale by French s
RichardEon, 33i Pennsylvania avenue.
The national Republican., 1867-12-07
From Riehmond-The Virginia Debt
10 be Paid on the list Of January
20

RICHMOND, Dec. 6,-The interest on the yir-
ginia debt will be paid on the LIST OF January,
and hereafter, As provided by the last Lesis-
hturc, the taxes will be fully equal to all drafts
on the treasury, including the expense of the re-
construction convention. Gen. SchOfold said In
conversation to-day to a State officer that the
credit as well as the peace Of the State should
be sustained as long as he had control in the
State.
The convention to-day appointed a committee
to report the best plan for framing the constitu-
| tion.
| The Committee on education was ordered to
| inquire into the expediency of establishing a
system OF schools which will secure the educa.
hoh OF all classes Of youths.
The Committee on Elections was Instructed ia
inquire and report whether any members of tho
Convention are disfranchised by the reconstruc
tion act, and who they are.
Gen. Schoheld and stan were invited to til,
privileges of the floor.
A resolution favoring the repeal of the cottol
tax ON this years crop was laid on the table
The national Republican., 1867-12-07
sEoRaEroHN NEWS.

Tut BurcHKRs' AVID GREEs GRooEns' CASE. jus.
Ssy e y RI. s
Si sSs1s 8: S
the Di'ss ss n .Af E sSsseis se ns
fer syery iSey ecniiassd bg.Ins:s would Issue
ssi.ns, as SIss essss as seHi % rspy
ss%H sIHs ssa 81 sSss s
convenience 70 that neiehborhoodD said he would not
Sn nS E:f Sas me % hi
SEs by ghieh By hS SSIld s ,Oss several hundred dol
sell arrested s. wsfsr and H. Hate6ss Oh the charge
an SS nfsG rom as eouny
hog End sS%s ssns u e
accused attacked him, and after knocking him down,
s SI Hs SysE
S. asiSSfT sS Grp 70
S Ns 5nsS ss RSsts
he ~ xss and con-
transactions on 'ChanFc, but holders q wheat were
arm q the g1eyi9us day rates, viz e t;g2 % for
{: fsSf 7 ss$s sI$ = sisS
D% @usns oT rye Sa aSS aS@n.S al
S% q n Ss@ @ GG SsS %sn
weieh family at si baii IS Bsermay extra at si2 rs
@lS canal family, elS 2sgiS canal extra at sll %
All request 60 u at III Vol 3 basSc "O' '0r" meal "
| A. FIzzLE .oy rHg CorxcILs on Thursday night,
with grand flourish Of trumpcts resolved to meet In
| special session last evening. The speciality the
mpr0veReH,t ,t or n'n mon mPIoysnssnt q MSnls9mery
OF the upper board tthat j. on the same noor) met,
and, with singular unanimity, agreed to adjourn
! Eoard descended TO the lower board, aud without
" standing on the order Of their going,h tho Board
| d Common Council was declared adjourned. and
| thCy went ut once. ~
| FISR AaBRorrPEs.-The show windows Of Mr.. l..
ws iinson and Bridge streets, daily attracts the at
ention Of passers by In onsequence Of the many well
executed pictures Srransed therein, fs NJ. =. has
this section II Ia than natural that he H.
eessful In his line Of business
| To ne GIVEN AwAY.-The butchers lately doing
business In what H. known as the old market, we
sa enough % sms sIsa %y snSSe fSs
week 10 come. This Is TO be done In appreciation Of
the patronage they have received from the general
public during the past few years.
T., A. BLrSD9S Co, corner Of Congress, and
press from the markets Of the North another choice
assortment OF goods In the Erocers line and yester
| In supplying the rush Of customers.
Property ron sALE,-Mr. Thomas Bowling has
sold ut auction paFkOf the lot fronting II feet yeer
street. between Canal and Water streets, aud hay
depth Of los feet whh the improvements thereon.
to Frederick Pascoe, for sIo.
Temperance, paid fraternal visit to Fountain Diy-
sion, at It's meeting at Odd Fellows Hall, on Thurs
day evening
| GRASD OPENING. Mr.. Fred. Freund expects to
rst display of eonfeetions ever seen 10 bs District
will be presented to the public.
The national Republican., 1867-12-07
REPIRIICAN CAUCUS.

A caucus Of the Republican Senators was held
yesterday at IL a. m, in the ladies' reception
room, Capitol. The question Of the removal OF
Mr.. BnowN SergeNnt-atArms of the Senate,
was under consideration, and there was consid-
cradle warmth during the discussion. The claim
Of Gen. BuRBRIDaE was strongly urged by a
prominent Radical Eastern Senator, whilst an
influential Senator from the West advocated the
retention of the present incumbent. without
coming to vote the caucus adjourned until
some future period. The indications are fNvora-
BILE to the retention Of Mr.. BROWN.
The national Republican., 1867-12-07
DIED,

On tho 5ih Of December, lsJ7, PATRICK sELvr, In
Tho jSth year Of his age.
His friends and tho friends Of tho family are re-
spcctfuy requested to attend his funeral, the Sth
instant, Sunday at IL o'clock, u. ~, at Israel
Bethel church, without further notice.
On the 4th instant, In this city, JoHS JrLIAN SAN
On The 9Th instant. Mr.. NEWMAN L. SHELTON, In the
18th yea Of his age.
The friends and relatives ofhe family are requested
to attend his funeral on Sunday, the Sth, at clock.
from his late residence, street south, between
tenth and Eleventh streets east, Navy Yard.
TN the 9Th instant, at the Providence hospital,
STEPHEN CARNEY, in the 3ith year OF his age.
His relatives and friends respectfully Invited to
attend his funeral this evening, at oclock. from tho
Providence hospital,
The national Republican., 1867-12-07
The Presidents Message in England.

Tho cable dispatches intimate to us that the
English journals do not like the message. Even
the London Times thinks that the American peo-
ple have rather dubious tack as between Mr.
JOHNSON on the one hand and Mr. STEVENS on
the other. The fact Of the matter is, that the
English journals never do understand the Amer
lean people, nor our Institutions, and they never
will. 1t is clear that America Is not England,
and no man in this land can mislead or destroy
our Government II he should desire to, and what
is more and better no man in power in this coun-
try will attcmpt H.
The national Republican., 1867-12-07
Disastrous Fire In New York-Loss
Estimated at 5000. .OOO

NEw York, Dec. 6.-rhe large manufacturing
establishment owned by :. l.. Mitchell at the
corner OF Pearl and John streets, was destroyed
by fire this morning. The New York milk con-
densins company lose 100000. II. Bishopricks
Il Co., baking powders, lose $4,000. S.W. Hlscox,
brass founder, loses $4,000. The building cost
in 1867 $4,000. The total loss is estimated at
100000.
The national Republican., 1867-12-07
Dry Goods.

John 7. MITCHELL,
have this day made still further reduction In the
price Of all my stock Of
SILKS, sHAwLs, AND DRESS GOODS,
Which brings them down fully as low as the New ,
York prices, and In many much less, The stock
has been purchased at the late auctions, where the
best GOODS were sold, and the well established rep
utaon Of this Store guarantee that only the best
class OF GOODS are offered.
have selected and separated from the stock large
lot OF SILKS OF the past season, and marked them
down at about half their cost. Among them
rich and elegant goods that are great bargains.
CLoAKs CLoAKs II CLoAKslit
shall open this morning hfty Black and coorcd
CLOTH CLOAKS, the cheapest and most stylish
GOODS In this market. A full assortment OF
MOURNING GOODS,
In every variety. at reduced prices.
Our stock Is always open TO Inspection and tho At
IRISH PLAID POPLINs,
J. Very rich eolers, at u Is per yard.
FRENCH FIGURED CASHMERES, 81 wide, very
~ FRRYSShhn PISiB PoPhINs. vory.brish. sOlon.
AbESSISEER Si$yS iID EEPss ESPLEESk
SILK SfdSK ScfL6SaKISd h9h Gk6Fis 6hFAiktiiIAS al 5AoSor..
We offer large stock Of all kinds Of Dry Goods at
wM u. RILEY 4 BRO.
No, 80, Central Store,
between Seventh and Eighth streets,
nOg7-Gif opposito Centre Market,
The national Republican., 1867-12-07
Personal.

AMONG the Washngtonians In New York
yesterday we notice Messrs. A. T. Dodge, p. II.
Smith, J. Shillington, o. II. Morrison and Capt.
II. p. b. ThOrnei and Of our fellow-cltizens In
Philadelphia we notice the names of Mcs@rs. 4.
+. Rogers, James Turner, II. b. Lohy and Jos
D. Harris.
The national Republican., 1867-12-07
MARRIED..

At the Foundry NJ. T. church, on the 9th Instant by
the Rev j, r. Brown, Mr., fITCH J. PORTER to Mlss
SUSAN D. Ely, all of this city.
At Mount Pleasant, on Tuesday evening, 81 instant
by the Rev. ID. Peyton Brown, Mr.. ROBERT RICKETTS,
10 Miss ELIZA A. LITTLE.
on !hc 9Th Instant at the parsonage, by the Rev.
Mr. Hamilton, Mr., T., D. MARcHELL to Miss Lro.
NoRA rnwELL, both Of this city.
The national Republican., 1867-12-07
pR0P0sALs FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION.

OFFICE CHIEF ouARrERAAsrER,l
sFoEy LEAyExEoMETTs M r. kAxsAs, n1 Nov; u, @ lg1 S,u
u % G ISi SG
of y sSgPSsi SSrRs Mssrs6 e az y'1 & com on
''o '0''0"'"s ROUTE NO,
The Chief 0usrtsImhster, pepaTpen Of the Missouri.
a dSsis9sIs& Sy tGs 'GIpEss SSe t6S !,
Mexico other depot that may be designated in that
Territory, and to any other point" on tho route to
'"A' ''p'" ROUTE NO. s.
o.aSshea tfS SSF u % The srrcPs q psn d SST
sons eS % pr Or Be n @ "
State OfTex"' weis RSuTR St lFRFSd1 NS io' degrees
From such point IA q may 6s dssgnatsd on tIS Ms;
fGG pasS rsTOsa lie Psca
as hs azy aspS Sfr II Sa
to Ss fDns @ sSSSf AS SosssS. sss will
Rore No B. 5000, 900 pounds; and, on Route No. 5.
SpOsSis 1S vii be made for each route separately
Bidders vii state ths rate per i.D pounds per i3
month e the year, beginning April 1868, aud ending
Bidder viii give their name. in full, as well IS
spoaslblo persons, In legal form and propssly
thnt ih Nas" .tho eOh'"Nt,
awarded for the route mentioned In tho proposal to
the party proposing, will be accepted and entered
into, aud good and sufficient security inrnisheu by
said paty In accordance with the terms OF this adver
llsement,
Each bidder must be present at the opening Of the
proposals, or be represented by his attorney.
Tue IOp. raotor will be required to give bonds in
the following amounts;
On Route No. 2, $4,000
On Route No. 8, HlCJ,0O.
On Route No. D., FJ,Wo. A.,
each bidder and person offered security will be re-
quired. $50
Proposals will be endorsed Proposals for Army
Transportation Routes Nos 2, 3orO, as the case
may be- and none will be entertained unless they
comply with the quirements OF this advertisement
The party to whom an award Is made must be pre-
pared TO execute the contract without unnecessary
delay, and to give the required bonds for tho faithful
performance OF the contract. , -, !, .,
The right to reject any and all bids that may be
Tic contractor on each route must be In readiness
for service by the hrst day OF April, 1865, and must
have place OF business or agency at which, he may
be communicated with readily For Route No 2, at
Fort Harker aud such other point the railroad as
may be the starting point of the route
for Route No s, al Fort Union New Mexico, or such
other point may be as the depot and Tor
Route No. o, at Leavenworth, Kansas.
Blank FORMS showing the conditions OF the contract
to be entered into for each Route can be had upon ap-
master at New York, Chicago, st. Louis, st. Paul
Fort Lcavenworth, Omaha, Denver, G. T.. and Santa
sails. L. Q. EASSfON.
! del tall O. a NJ Dept Of the Missouri.
The national Republican., 1867-12-07
DROP0sALs FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.

HEADQ'Rs DEPT; oy THE CrMBERLASD,
OFFICE c, G. OF SUBSISTENCE, 7
LOUISVILLE, KY. December 2, 1867, }
Sealed proposals. which must be IN duplicate, Win
copy Of this advertisement attached 70 eaep, will bo
received until u o'clock, M on SATURDAY Deceni-
49, S BstSY t9S sBEs S'EV' % oree
clear sides or clear Ribbed which to be stated
$3.50 pounds Pc and s new BACON SHOULDERS. lin
1000 pounds best quality sngar.cured, sanyassei
500 barrels 10. EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.
30 barrels FANCY GRADE FLOUR,
The Flour to be manufactured entirely from sound
good, strong, ropnd-hOOped barrels, full hcad.ned
The attention Of mlcrs Is invited to the
OF 1876 pounds OF Flour In each barrel when delivered
ground must be with the bids and the Flour
TO be inspected from time TO time during the PROCESS Of
manufacture by IN Inspector to be selected by the un-
80 pounds &C. yellow COFFEE SUGAR.
100 pounds best qualify BUGRWiiEAT FLOUR.
TO be packed In 26-pOund packages. and then
pack ed In barrels.
POTATOES, OF the very best quality, In amounts
required from time to time during the months
The above stores to be delivered soon practica'
Conditions, requirements and terms Of payment will
bo furnished on application at this Otoe;
The right Is reserved e reject any Or FL ~ Dids m
dorsed 'NpropOsals for (name the MticleAl and ad7
dressed to the underslg gned,
BY order Of Major General TGOmSST' SMALL q,
de6.St Byt, Brig. Gen, and q, ..
The national Republican., 1867-12-07
DROPOsALs FOR HAY,

DEPUTY QUARrERMAsTER GENERAL OFPioR,l
BALTuoRR, MD, December6, lsR
Sealed proposals will be received At this office until
WEDNESDAY, ~ m. December II, 1851 (Rt which
time they will be opened for furnishing this depart
meut with Five Hundred (6Il) Tons Of Hay, to be de-
liyeTed either IN fillmore or Rchmond, subject to
the usual Inspection.
Builders will slate the price per ton deli yeTed et each
place. reasonable time win be allowed to deliver
the hay w
The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids
Conditions, requirements, &c., may be learned on
STEWART VAN yLIET,
Deputy q. NJ General,
deT.H Byt, Major General, U. :. A,
The national Republican., 1867-12-07
OFT PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 07r
PRINCES
NEWLY ESTABLISHED LOAN OFFICE.

Those requiring such accommodation will do well to
G." on All ask Is trial. and feel assured that
viii secure your fayors.
N b. Private entrance and Office; ring the hall bell.
The national Republican., 1867-12-07
DRoPosALs FOR FLOUR.
VpRRAsURY DEPARTMENT, NOVEMBER !, 1871
| DISMAL SWAMP CANAL,

INREASURf DEPARTMENT, NOVEMBER \, 1877
L DISMAL SWAMP CANAL,
In accordance with resolution Of Congress, ap-
proved July 81 1865, authorizing the Secretary Of the
Treasury sell the stock owned by the United States
In the Dismal Swamp Canal Company, In such man
best protect the interests OF the United States
la said canal, and to insure that tho same be kept
open as nayigable highway without further expense
TO the Government .., A.,
day Of December, 1851, at II clock a. M eigh hun
dTed 800 shares OF stock owned by the United States
In said Dismal Swamp Canal Company will be sold at
public auction, TO the highest bidder at the Treasury
Department, In the city Of Washington.
The Dismal swamp Canal connects the waters Of
Elizabeth river, In Virginia, with the Pasquotank
river, In North Carolina, distance Of about twenty
eight aud half (2sls) miles, aud has been CON
structed at 4 cost OF upward OF one million dollars.
Tho whole number Of shares In the Canal Company Is
niueteen hundred and forty -four, 0,eiD having an
original par value Of two hundred aud my dollars
| Cpd per share,
fuilinformatlon relation TO the history and con.
dlt9n q the canal Will be afforded upon application
| at this Department $780,,
Terms q sale: One tenth part Of the purchase
money TO be depoted a time Of sale, aud the balance
to be paid upon the delivery q the IpsLnmen's OF
| conveyance. HUGH MCCuLLugh,
| Secretary.
AS- The above sale has been postponed until tho 2d
H1GH McCULLoCH. secTetarE,
| DECEMBER 0, 1867. de7-sa@
1
The national Republican., 1867-12-07
Skates.

Skates
- sKATBsll
sKATEs.H
sAvAGE's SKATE DEPOT.
SA D street, near Tenth,
SION OF THE BIG FLAG,
10000 PAIRS OF SKATES JUST RECEIVED.
large and fine assortment Of
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN's SKATES
AND BOYS sLEIGHs.
ALSO,
FANCY ARTICLES
suitable for
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE,
HoUsEKEEPERs GOODS, &c. , &C. I.
Wholesale and retail
AT NEW YORK PRICES. no2s-lm
The national Republican., 1867-12-07
de4 jail q. " III, Dep 0l the missouri
, ,pTpopoIIT.N nuII nTN1 ASSOCI .TION
M ETRoPQLITAN BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
THE BEST AND MOST RELIABLE ASSOCIATION

All Shareholders participate In Disadvantages q this
Association. No Initiation Fec IL required Books
open for subscription to Stock, and payments
may be made at once. All persons wishing 10 sub;
scribe should call either Of the following named
gentlemen, to wit:
HORATlO BROWNING, President, S3 PennsylNh-
MIA avenue, near Sixth street
II. q, HOOP, Treasurer, Sss Pennsylvania avenue
near Ninth street. , =, 49,.
Z. " CLARK, jr, Secretary, ~ Fourteenth street.
near New York avenue. =,
Copies Of the constitution may be obtained from the
above named,
Those wishing to tato Stock should apply a once.
Certificates Of Stock will be given Immediately upon
payment for shares large number OF shares are al
ready disposed Of.
The peculiar features Of this Association render II the
most desirable In tho city for all business men who de-
-, HoRkTio BROWNING. President
W. CLARE, ir. Secretary. no7-h
MALAGA GRAPES, FRESH FIGS, HAVANA
just received at -
JOSEPH II. sHAPPIELD,s,
de6't 2B Penna, ave-, bet l2th and 18th sts,
The national Republican., 1867-12-07
Chemists.

EoUAL LToM MY HUSBAND.
mwell George, I,want to get my hair dressed"
Hum Fanny, that costs so much -
"Oh No, SIR Il does not cost more than you spend
In q barber shop Sec Madame DcmOnReOts prices.
HAIR DRESSED.
Short hair hair pS shSmpoOnlng short ~
oStsidc the door LIS shGmpooning long .
Flower and curls 400 hair and dressingit II. u 90
Cut for ladies gen
tlemen 0.O
On hand, n large p .ortnrnt Of perfumery, Long
Hair Of every extra color, Braids, Curls Invisible
Wigs on hand o. mfGe TO ordci, At DBM0NGE0T'S
HUMAN HAIR SCOEE, 27s Pennsylvania avenue,
between Tenth and Eleventh streets, south side.
The national Republican., 1867-12-07
Special Notices.

itoI street, between b and streets, service at
II a. m. every SUNDAY. Subject for tomorrow,
"The Lord,s Prayer.n Seats free. de7-lts