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@ Aa communications Intended for p,s9Aeataoat - n
his 5ou7a .ust be addressed TO e Edator q Z us @
Daiy Neos, No 1S Hay1ae CnarseS.on, W nS;, ?, =,
Business Communications 10 Publisher o1 De'ay
No canot undertake 10 ret,s,m rejected cosnsa'aaea-
Embellishments s outside qae city must be accospa
7,ied 1cill The cash.
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MRS. Carroll,
JTAyING RETURNED TO THE CITY, OFFERS HER
services as Teacher of the Piano and Vocal Music.
Apply at No. 81 WENTWORTH STREET.
hnr
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

CITY Y.TAXEs-HONTHLY RETURNS.
OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR
CITY HALL, January l. 1855.
NTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL CONCERNED
In that the Monthly Returns for the month OF Decem
her past In compliance with the Tax Ordinance ratified
on the 10th day OF Januay, 1866 must be made on OF
before the 18th inst. u. Z. dlbSoN.
-Jnnuarya g City Assessor.
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DANCTNG SCHOOL.

DANCING SCHOOL.
MONS. BERGER INFORMS HIS PATRONS THAT
s-lIHl ms DANCING SCHOOL is now open at t'Masonic
Hail." limo of Tuition for Young Ladies and Masters,
Tuesdays aud Thursdays at O'Clock. Night Class for
Gentlemen, Tuesdays and Fridays, ut O'clock. Satur-
days assemblies will commence on the 10th inst, at
o'clock
For particulars apply at tho Hall Mt the mo Of tuition
or at No. u GLEBE STREET. 5 January z
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CITY TAXES.
OFFICE OF TEE CITY ASSESSOR,
CRY HALL, January !, 1887
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THIS OFFICE Is
+ ~ now open, and will remain open every Day from
tho hours Of A. H. to P, n. Sundnys excepted until
tho first day OF February next for the receipt OF Ta1 e
turns on Real Estate. .s5z5,s,
All Males White and Colored, over the age OF twenty
ono years. arc required to return themselves for Capita
All efaulters will be dealt with as tho Ordinance d.
rects. D. o. dlBSoN, Clty Asseasof'
January
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CITY ADVERTISER ENTSs
LIQUOR LICENSES.

: -7---------------- UEEICE =
JANUARY 8, 1867.
NHE FOLLOWING PERSONS HAVE FILED THEIR
j applications in this Office for LIQUOR LICENSES,
to date from 1st January, 1857:
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nUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
the following Ordinance licenses have been prepared
for delivery from this Office. 8. .TAoslAs,
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The new Fire Department Of New York City is 8
costly luxury. It's expenses for the past year
footed up sss5, 900. The old volunteer system
more efficient in quelling fires than the new paid
department, never cost more than 100000 per
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UCATl0 N AL.

ST. PHILLIPS STREET SCHOOL.
FNHIS SCHOOL BEING FULL, NO MORE APPLlCA-
TIONS for admission will bo received until further
notice.
By order of tho Commissioners.
E. MONTAGUE Gl.IA1KE,
January 9 Secretary C. F. 8.
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JANUARY 1ool.-J--
TUE FOLLOWING PERSONS HAVE FILED THE1R
j applications in this Office for LIQUOR LICENSES,
to date from 1st january, 1867
No. LICENSE
ANSEL l. CO., J. G., No. 440 King street Suretes-
L. Dunnenann.
AHRENs CO., C. D., King and Market. surehes-
John Hurkamp, W B. Dinge.
COOK l. CO., JNO. A., No. GIG King street. Suret1es
H Slender John r. Streckfuss.
CORWIN & co., ". s., No. $50 King street suTetes
Edwin Bates, Samuel Bart, sr.
QUICKER, J. H., No. 500 King street, Surehes-Wm.-
Hockhday, 81. A. DUO.
GRUBER MARTIN No. 2s6 King street. suretes-
Jno. A. Blum r. M. Edwards.
KANA2AUX, LANNEAU Il CO., No. 66 Market street.
suretes- White, j. B. DuVal.
KOHNKE, G. F., Coming aud Calhoun streets. Sure
test. r. WIckenberg, D. A. ANIME
LUDEN, J. J. w., No. ~ President street Suretes-
n. Won Claim, John Won Holen.
METZ, Z. c., No. $50 King street. Suredes-Jaeob
Small, A. Melchers.
PENNAI, B. E., King and Calhoun streets. surehea-=
Klinek. Wickenberg Co., T. G. b. Dukes.
PAUL l. Co., D., Church and Broad streets. Sureties
Robert Mure, Jas. McConkey.
SERVING, C.:H., No. 20 st. Philip street Surehes-
B. Eol1mann, D. Werner
T1EDEMAN, O., No. 2 Calhoun street surehes-C.
". Seignious, John Marshall
THOMPSON BRO, No. 112 East Bay. Suretes-J.
A. Quackenbush, John r. Moffett
Won HOLLEN, JOHN, Arson and Market Sureties-
]. j. ". Luden, A. Rabe.nicht
WILEY, JAMES, No. 8S1 King street. Surehes-O.
Keeder, w. r. Little.
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MRS. a. n. PINF<IND
ID ESPEcTFULLY INFORMS her FRIENDS AND
G patrons that she is prepared to give instruction IN
Music on the Piano. Violin, aud Guitar und i'll Vocal
Music Violin lessons will be given to young gent omen
in the evening.
For TERMS &c.. apply at No. II r'lM1NG STREET,
January mwf5
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NEWS SUMMARY.
ACathoDc fair, held week before last in Bosto
natted over $40 00O

ACathonc fair, held week before last in Boston,
netted oveS $50, ,Ooo.
sThe laughing Hyena" is the pleasing title OF 3
new pepper recently started in Texas.
A Boston paper in 1910 Dragged in large capitals
over Frenoh news ffty-two days old. Now ne get
it in ffty-two minutes.
4 Wall atreet operator is reported to have given
b;a y;fe a Christmas diamond set, worth over
100000.
In Boston, last week, some oil stock was sold At
auction at the rate Of ten cents per hunoreo
shares. One certificate OF Eve hundred snares
was sold fol-. seventy five cents.
fDnrine the month Of December, nine thousand
nix hundred and thirty eight emigrants arrived
at Castle Garden. The larger number sailed from
Liverpool
The iron bridge that is to span Broadway at it's
intersection with Fulton street, to relieve that mar
row and crowded thoroughfare, is nearly complet-
ed, and will be in position by February.
It sannounced that the Hotel des lnvaides Will
bs employed as barraok TOR the use of the many
companies Of foreign militia and national guards
that are expected to visit France during the Exh1-
bition.
The new Fire Department Of New York City is q
costly luxury. It's expenses tor the past year
footed NO sss50OO. The old volunteer system
moro efficient in quelling fires than the new paid
department, never cost more than $40O,0OO per
year.
JoHs CHENER, hunter Of the Adirondacks, pos
eesses pistol with which he claims he has killed
1900 deer, 12 otter, panther, % bear, 19 wolves
a moose, and other game without number. He
has carried the pistol thirty-two years.
An aged woman, who spent her time in rag pick
ing. has Just died in Charlestown amid scenes OF
the greatest distress, filth and poverty. Prior to
her decease skirt was found in her apartment in
which there was sewed up several thousand dol
lars in gold.
The swngerfest, to be held in Philadelphia next
July will probably be the largest ever gathered IN
this country. The printed music is now being
distributed gratutously, and about three thousand
singers in various cities have already sent in their
names.
There were in New York during the past year IS
homicides, Sc infanticides, 81 suicides. OF the
latter 70 hung themselves, IL used the pistol, 8
took Paris Green, and Costar's Rat E1termina-
tor; 2S7 persons were drowned, and 38 deaths re-
suited from burns.
The yirginia (Nevads) Enterprise Of the list
inst. SAYS that .aTHoMAs FARRELL has commenced
suit against SAVAGE & Co. to recover possession
Of mining grounds and $500, 900 Gamages. This is
decidedly an important suit involving the title OF
some Of the best and most valuable mining ground
in the State Of Nevada. y
A telegram states that Crescent City, Cal, was
visited by the heaviest storm ever experienced on
this coast, the tide being unusaly high, accompa-
,,iad bu a terrific gale which tore up the streets
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NIGHT SCHOOL.
an AND AFTER MONDAY THE EXERCISES OF THE
" subscribers School will bo conducted at No. 3G4
KING STREET cast sido one door south Of George, ut
which will be taught bookkeeping, Writing md tho
higher branches Of Mathematics and English including
Arithmetic Algebra Geometry, &C., Political Economy,
Rhetoric, Logic, &C., &c.
DOTY & sHERFEsEE,
The national Republican., 1867-09-18
DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
ID ROAD.

WAsn1Isros, Jan. ., lssI-noon.
rr.ias bstws.n WA5HIHaToE and BALTIMORE,
.ai WAsHIEaToH AND THE WEST are now run
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday, At 100, T45, and l2lb
p. m, and 400, 50, and s.46 Pm.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except Sunday. sT. 90 a. N. and 90
FOB WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Leave At 9. 10 and J T. n and at 4 90 and 4s p.
m. daily, except Sunday.
FOR AHIAPoLIs
Leave al 90 and and l. 80 p m. No train 10 or
from Annapolis on Sunday.
Oh SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave at T. ts An. and 40 and g. % Pm
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave Al T45 Q. N. and 80 and g. Is p. m
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE wEsT.
Leave daily. except Sunday, hLDs. N. and $50
On sunday, =, $50 and g. % p N. only, sonnsstins
t Relay Station with trains from Baltimore Wheel
through usis.. 70 the West can b. had a, the
washinstOa station TsLs, onss al all hOuIs in The
FOR New York, Phiisa.lyhis, and Boston, see I'D
vsrtissmsnt Of Through Line "
J. L. WILSON.
MastsT Of transportation
L. n COLI
General Ticket Agent
9l0. Q. K0oNrx,
General Agent, WAshington.
L J. WILKINS,
is7-u Passenger Agent.
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CEALED PROPOSAL LIS.
orrrcs AssIsrAsr agAnIHs,.sIrs, M : .sr

orFIcB ASSISTANT ouARrKRnAsrIR,l
MOBILE, ALA, Sept. 2, 1897 y
By Direction Of Brevet Brigadisr General X Sag Z
ton, Chief Quartsrmaster Third Military District,
sealed proposals are invited for furnishing all re-
quired transportation for Government Passengers,
Stores and Property Whatsoever from and 70 Mobile,
Alabaiaa, and Forts Morgan, Gaines and Powell, In
Mobile Bay, Alabama; Batteries 0radden and heln-
tosh, In the harbori Mount Vernon Arsenal, Ala
bAma; 10 and from the eastern and western shores
Of the hArbor and bay, And such other points As the
.ouartsrmaster's Department may consider II neees-
sary 10 communieats with, using In such service
nons but stauneh, SAFE and seaworthy steamers and
vessels one Of which will bs required 70 bs on duty
and subject 70 the order OF the ouartermastsrs De-
partment al Mobile, Alabama, during each and every
day and hour Of each month, and In case an smsr.
gsnoy arises, and more than one steamer or vessel
be required and employed at the same time, then In
that case the contrasting party TO receive extra COM
psnsation for such extra service.
Bidders are required TO propose Tor q monthly
compensation and also for rate per hour for all extra
service. All conditions and coyenants excepting
only rate Of oompensaton to be the same a. those Al
present exisng In contract for similar service be-
tween the Government and d. X. Stockton, esq,
copy Of which can be seen At the once Of the under
signed The contract to take effect on or before ths
hrst day Of October, 1851. Sealed proposals will b
received at my once until FRIDAY the 10th instant
at 10 o'clock, q IN aud will be opened the sam.
day al II o'clock when all bidders will be expected
10 respond to their bids the ouartermasters Depart
ment rsssrving the privilege o. refusing any and al
bids. JOHN 9. aRlkRson,
Captain and A. Q n, and Bvt. Major Vols.
sen l2.A
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PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR.

OFFICE CHIEY ConnIssAnY or suBnsrnsCE,l
rrRsr hfLrrAnT DrsrRIoB,
RicHxoup, Va, septsmber Q, 1857.
sealed proposals, In duplicate, are invited until
SATURDAY, the fist instant n ~ o'clock, M, for
supplying the United States subsistsnes Department
1000 BARRxLs OF FLOUR.
Bids for ths different grades Of hour, viz Family,
Ixtra, superhne,'i ke., land for any quantity not
less than hfty (c0) barrels will be duly considered.
Blank forms will be furnished at this once TO any
parties who may dssire to offer proposals.
Zach bid must be accompanied BY sample Zone
pound Of .hs -four offered. plainly marked to oorrs-
The Yiour soc.ptsd under this advsrtissmsni mus,
be delivered BY the lst Of October 1867 in new Oak
barrels head each barrel 10 be plainly branded
with tbs name Of the contractor and the place Of
Tho usual Government inspection will be made be.
fore the Flour 10 received and will be accepted
which b not fresh ground and fully equal In quality
10 the sample.
Bidders must be prsssn. TO respond to their bids,
and the hight 70 reject any or all bids Is reserved 70
the 0ovsrnmsnt.
Payment for Flour aeesp Cd will bs made upon dc.
livery, or ~ soon thereafter as practicable
The proposals should be plainly endorsed, "Pro.
pOsais for four and sddre.ssd 70 the nndsrsigned
Brsyst Major and Chief commissary Of subsistsneo
first Military District
ones-No. s6T Twelfth street. between Broad and
Marshall seh.d
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PHoposALs.
ENGINEER OFFICE HARBoR DE
~ FRNCEs,

No. % stsosp srrxEr. IHrsD srosr,l
BALTIMORE, MARYLAHp.
Sealed proposals II duplicate win be resolved Al
this saes uatii II n, q FRIDAY, the soth dsy o.
September, 1897, n the TrMBHR, IRON, ana
FRAMING required b construct psssetor IN the
susqushanna hver, Nar Hayre.ds.orses, hd.
Proposals must be'ssparAte for Timber, Iron, and
Framing, and In duplcsts for each.
Proposals for Timber will embrace all Timber,
Plank Boards and TSnails required 70 complete the
work. Id.
Proposals for Iron Fil embrace all Bolts, spiiss,
eenneeting Link, an all Iron required 70 sonplss
Proposals for yrsmhg win embrace all labor and
vorknsnship, Of svsS kind, required 10 ioeais in
position, eomplsss In all i.s psrts the entire sirue.
lure.
Contractors for material Of wood or Iron will be
sxpsctsd 70 hold them expense 70 the Uaitsd
States until required icr use By the supsrintsnens
Engineer.
after forms 70 be obahsd from this oes BY letter OF
personal application.
| For further particulars application must be made
t this onies, whore dawinss and spseineations ear
| be ssen.
BIDS will be opened 81 4, 30 p m. Of the 10Th in
stant, In presence Of ush bidders - may choose tc
Tho right is reserved 10 reject all or any Of III,
bids for any cause dSmsd suneisnt BY the under.
signed. WIZ. p. CRAIGHILL,
| Major Of Knginssrs,
| % 14.6t Md Breyet Lieut.. Col, u, q, A.
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RAILROADS..
rrHRO LIN Il BETWEEN
IL WASHINGTON, PHILADELPHIA, AND rHw

rI,H ROUGH LIN Il BETWEEN
i WARRINGTON. PH1LApHLPHrA, AND Ssw
YORK.
wAsurseros, Jan, o, lssT-noon.
Trains between wsshington and New forf are nov
ToR NEW YoRK, vi,hou, chang. Of ears,
Leave daily tsxsspt Sunday Al T.+s q n, 1ald
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily tsxeeps sunday al T.os m. and lai'
ON SUNDAY.
Lssys for New York and Phiiadslphia Al 700 ?.
N. only.
Sleeping ears for New York on 100 .. m. train
Through tickets TO PhiisdsIphis, New York or Bos.
ton, be had at the Station once st all hours In
sss Bairmers and Ohio railroad advsrtissmsni
for schedule between Washington, Batimors, An
napolis and the West. IL WILSON,
Master Of rransportation.
L. n. COLE,
General Ticket Agent .
GEO. O. K00Hfx,
Agent. WaahinGton.
J. WILKINS,
Passenger Agent
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BUREAU CONSTRUCTION AND

BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND
wAsHrsoros, D. O., Sept. 10. 1857:
a. The Navy Dspartmsn. will offer at public auction
ths following named vessels;
TUESDAY. OCTOBER lsr, At II O'CLOCK, NJ
The HoRfH CARoLINA-2 SIS tons, . sailing
*. Si saSDE 81 ASsES cn:
steamer.
The AUousTA-l, $40 tons, sids.whssl steamer.
The eEsTRELLA-4ss tons, Iron sids. wheel steamer.
Tie DuNBARroN-sse tons, from sids.whesl
The TAHoMA-6o7 tons, screw gunbOat.
Together with the following vessels Of similar
eonstruetion, all coppsr.fastsned, viz;
wYALUsING-s7It tons.
s0N0MA-914 tons.
P0nTIAC-94 tons.
oCBoLA-e74 tons.
PAwTUXET-e74 tons.
MArTABEsRTT-e74t tons.
MASsAs0IT-974 tons.
IUTAW-ez5 tons.
CoNHRhAUGH-s65t tons.
fIo9A-8le tons.
AT THE U. g. NAVY YARD. PHILADELPHIA, ON
THURSDAY, OCTOBER Sd, AT IL O'CLOCK, N.
The fLoRIDA-l,2 26l tons, side wheel steamer.
The H0RnKT-S20 tons, Iron side wheel steamer.
The BoxER14+t 4 tons, iroa .ids. wheel steamer
AErACoMET-e74 tons.
L sAssACUs-974 tons
CHEHAHdo-e74 tons.
hEND0TA-9N tons.
| MINGo-9H tons.
| MACKIHAw-9Ht tons.
| dENEssRE-SO9 tons.
The FLORIDA and Maekinaw can be examined a, the
Navy Yard, and the others at League Island.
AT TIE U. 8. NAVY YARD, BOSTON, MASS :,
| ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER ORR, AT IL O'CLOCK,
N.
The BIgNvILLE-l,65s tons, side wheel steamer
The JOHN ADAMs-700 tons, sailing sloop of
war live oak. copper fastened.
| The VINCEHFRs-700 tons, sailing sloop. Of. war
live oak, copper. fastened.
At THE U. s. NAVY YARD, WARRINGTON, D. c..
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER srH, AT IL O'CLOCK
The rALLAPoosA-e74 tons, side wheel steamer
The CHlCoPRR-974 tons, hull only.
| The PRBSroh-small steamer, hull only.
AT THE .. s. NAVY YARD, NORFOLK, VA, ON
| THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10TH, AT IL o. CLOCK, n
The A0AWAN-s74 tons, side wheel steamer.
The TEXAs-captured Rebel ram.
| The eCOLUhBIA-captursd Rebel ram.
L These vessels and their In ventories can be exam
ined at any time, on application TO the eommandAntl
/ Of the respective navy yards.
| Twenty per centum Of the amount Of the purehas,
| money must be deposited the day OF the sale, and
the remainder mus be paid, and the vessel removed
| from the navy yard within two weeks from the day
OF sale. sepll-eotd
The national Republican., 1867-09-18
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.


METROPOLITAN HoTEL-Porrs 4 sH.LLrr.
J.B. vsrnum, Ps.srsbaIg, Va Charlie. miller.
s'E gSs gfIs .s. AIS1a Sl " yos.. %sS .ss
ss sift T. r.. T.is. @ \ si.: % Tss., i.. Ysls; :.
ksy Ksss; wahssss Esihlsssf f:r,.fy Gs.' T sei
w.yns, Ind; u: + Jones, y: ~ JsS.s :; Ca. Gar.
O. W. Barnes, n. ,. Brooks, D. O.; J. 9. Dinsis,
fstsiSlRai Esni. SRssins, Cen, j. wiia% ,, = HsS.ssis.:
.a ..ss. ass 'GRs s.Ss.s ss. ..s p fsa.s. sS: 1s
". Robinson. a. !. Poster, Wet Point Ma. "A A
York, D. 3. Malda, d. Louis; D. L dsrissa and
wife, New YORK; 0. Harris, Nd Mrs. Barbour and
Ky; O. 4. R.ynoids, Mrs. CHARLES psnisoa, Miss
Dsnison, wllkssbarre, Pa Hon. D Cooper, J. 4.
Thompson, Jos.ph Ramsey, Tenn. Major ass- ".
g. Hancock, U. s. A DR.. J. T. Williams, Ala. Miss
Furthersr, 81 Louis.
KIRKwooD HoUsE-HrxpLrr 4 aR,rs.
James =. EsseI, .. .s.N. hI. and Mrs, A. Bowen,
Baltimore; J. n. Forsyth, PhiladslphiA; Theodore
s,.rt Eav,sS sug'es z i..y T. D S.Scry LSS,S.sy
M... Al 't Hart, wn. r. Allan, S.li%ois; G. L Hs1
ley, MY. sii.s DedlI. Carbon county, Pa J. X
niis, Sss.ss ss' yam H.ss @ ifA1 bs:; s:;.y ss:
orleans; BssJ' j. Caldwell, n A Van Horn. T.
Bna' 4 h.na.1 rsa ss' TsS%.. sss. fssi Ss.
NIB Whit: SI,. John ! rs.srs'i si,hIe.d n. D oil
clay Nsdaos. B.itinolsj Jane: 9. Carlisle, City
H: dmonds, Pa ". ". Nieholgou, N. T.; Z. J
whippls and friend, wheelingi A. Howe, U. :. A.
C. p. Humphrey, do. G. n. Puehiins, n. Y.
wILLARDs' HoTEL-srxEs, CHADWICK Co
W. Bird.all, Salem, Mass; 6. Ball. T. Bertridgs N
Y. %. Terry, U.N. 9. r. r.. Mrs. p. Msliek, n.
Q. ". Rstsr, Mrs. n N. Holman, Miss L. A Holman
Mass A :: HolEa1 Ina1iIsr ones, Philsdslphi.
s,iS /; oO0s and lsdy Ca ,; L ReeL, chicago
o.; A O: Babeoek, j. Davidson, l. =. Taylor, Chas
Gurtry, Z. N, Eekert, W. Blount p. Rsdford, W. y.
Edward EdvaIds, v. walsh, Al .rownhen.snd. W
muir, Pastme Base Ball Ciub, Of Richmond, Va O
v Bogeyi W: Z. Mccoy Augusta, Ga. Governor Fen
ton General Palmer, D. oisott, D. W. DsPorest New
York.
EBBITT HoUsR-c. o. WILLARD.
David M l. A hdams and l.dy, BOSTON, v. 4. Gilbert
Richmond, Va Thomas A. L.ss, Baltimore; ). 4.
Bathy, New York; J. D, Weed; J. O. Dutch; BENZ.
Crawford, Pittsburg; WIN. wsliaes. Syracuse, n Y.
Craig ss Chester. U. A.; M and nrs. =
Murphy Dslawars; Y. Romeo. washinstos, D. c.
A smiley, Norfolk, Va; wm: Irwin, Pa .. Sal
Ter. and lady, 9. "; Dudley, n. Spencer and lady,
aaISs.' Es..Ssa; % r. 4 B. p oS.sinas, oshi,as'u u u V q
shsdd, New York; George G. PhdhAm, Nswsrk; J
stonehouse, Albany 4. Sutherland, Washingt
D.Ci Z. Drsa, Dorchester, Mass ]. J. Smith ant
lady, Baltimore, Nd; George Arnst, Philsdslphis.
sEAT0N HoUsE-Jou Il. 6snxIs..
John Gardner, Nd: Hon Il. Cobb. Wis; z. b.
s. Chase, va N. Quinn, n. r.; r. saunders snt
wife, Va J. wildman and wife, zainsviiis, O.; r
n. Guy and wifs and J. J. Rad and wife, Va.
Q. whitney and Miss L. Smith, Madison, Ind W.
Nd. '''''
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1Qa1 GREAT 1897
lOO PEsNsYLyAsIA ROUTE lOOl
70 TAX NORTHWEST, SOUTH, AND SOUTHWEST.

sPRINd sCHEDULE.
On and aftsr MAY 9Th. 1867, trains will run as
follows;
wsshin nstOn....L EH m. Bsitimsrs.....la 10 p m.
!, ""'t% m !. ''''' IN ~
rHE dREGT BoUBtE.TRAoK ROUTE,
with ELE0AHT SCENERY, Palace htats room, day
and night Cars, with modern Improvements, and
savins from four 70 twelve hours In time over any
other routs. Two hundred miles saved to Western
and Central New York.
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO THE WEST
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THE NORTH.
Through from Baltimore 10 ROCHESTER, and
PITTSBURGH without change.
Passengers By this route from Baltimore have the
sdysn.ss.. Of %ssi9s all changes In UNION DE-
Tickets By this route be procured At the once
corner Of Sixth street and PsnnsylvaniA avenue,
undsrNatonAl Hotel, whore reliable Information viii
be given at all times.
Passengers procuring tickets Of this once, can So.
euro accommodations IN Sleeping Cars for Elnira OF
Pittsburgh. W. J. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
Corner Sixth st. and Penn. avenue,
washington, d. @.
ED. 8. YOUNG, General Passenger Agent,
deS-ly Baltimore Nd.
The national Republican., 1867-09-18
INTENSIVE SALE OF U. s. RAIL-
IN ROAD PROPERTY.

oprIoR Q. Q. NJ, sus DISTRICT AK,
will offer for sale At public suction At the Machine
located at he southern terminus Of said road the
Arkansas river, opposite the city Of Little Rock Ar
kansas, tn. following described articles, viii
Locomotives and Tenders.
aPssssngs Cara
SO Box Cars.
~ Platform Cars.
q esa pounds Gar Aalss:
80 :" Copper Ths'.
is, 300 Boiler Iron.
$40 . Gar and Low Brass
lis Hs " SSiiss;, Sis.s u .sfss: ss:.. Copper
sis slab Zine.
" Stationery Sal @ Insip. and Boiler.
Hydraulic wheel Press.
Din, tuprish. moys.bls fass)
Boring Machine.
Power Saving Machine.
2Pumpins Machines
2PlAnss.
4Hydraul'e Jacks, 10 tons.)
27 Small Jack Screws.
Wood Lathe.
nsoe.an's Pumps.
ssl.ineh Bellows.
Kngine House, Car House, Machine Shops, Station
House, DC, together with a large aud valuable as.
sorsmsnt Of Tools and other articles required for
in Railroad Car and Machine Shop for track laying
bridge building, &o.
The attention Of Railroad Companies 10 respectfully
called 10 this sale Most Of the articles o.
are in good condition and many Of them are entirely
new.
The sale will commence at 10 o'clock, a. m, on
TUESDAY, October l, 1867, and continue from day 10
day until the articles are sold.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
BY order Of the Quartermaster General
L. CAss FORSYTH,
Brsyst Major and Assistant Chief Q. NJ U. 8, A. Sub
District Arkansas. I'd