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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-03

MAsouxaADH BAIL.--The Turner Associar
ton viii give Masquerade Ball at Turner'S
Hall, corner Of Ninth and Main, on Monday
evening, March 4th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-03

&sTm Nj Pleasant Journal learns that Col
]. B. Weaver, Of Bloomfield, has been ap
pointed Assessor of this District rice Col. o
Il. p. Scott, not confirmed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-03

sew WORK Money Market.
~ Teleefaphl NEW Ycsx, Msrch q
aoney-Essy and steady at s05.
Sterling Dali at loe IS0A for Arst biis
aold-iow er; opening at 3es dscininS TO ssh, and
olosing al s31
n ports Of specie to-day ssis 500.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-03

II11sols DEsps, Just printed, and for sale
at this ONCE In quantities to suit. We keep
on hand all kind of Deeds and Mortgages
ofthe most approved forms.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-03

ORIGINAL NOTICE.--To James Il. Hol.
~ neAA ors.ssy, &dssy d. Root. Caroline y.
noot =. = Amnoes, Potter = Lien Plume Pnrmelee&
y essvss, q .assnan. Bsah Of Old Dorinion. Al
~. - sssss M.tby, Abnss Reeves. Henry To-ls,
nsrea herney. Yeaimau, Robinson Co., J. Edgar
1922 Msifisn 0iili.. a : Stevenson. B. Meybarr
-, no9ise Lsces, -. ,. Miller. J. @. HesaDa. I.
W.rnaneey, y y. Davis, eepAt CIsodeuins:
lou - :scn q yoa hereby notified that there 10
ny on NE ~ The once II the Clerk Dstrt Court
% - County .fosa, 1t Port Aadiseu petition Of w
- claiming decres cutting Oh and sorsciosinx
ycur equity Of redemption In and al claim upop the
oltovtng RAJ STATE tovft Ninety e<rs 81 of ths
- NO o the ~ ". " Bee - Township os porsh
kanGs West and the undivided haif a - r..sssS
g q I'D north vsst quarter Of sseson ss -
Iowa hs POSITION alleges thst pstsss
G4 - yafehaser unAss . cawt.in 49, q er~SEErY
- -: = Ssss ~ ssls 81 y eat % yosr ssusy ii
vssss - ee1ssx AsFs1s ~ esessl bsssrs ness OF
- sssss4 ~ = ~ nsxe tea II - Dissrce Court
y Ss1.sass g - ~ nssAy !. nay, Nh, eser.s
wai - fsns et - 0efecn y as)An1A
49, RANKIN mo0IAnx,
- - RhAaAaR.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-03

public is being during ell these evenings
most melodiously vocal at the Congregational
Church. That Musical Convention holds its
sessions every evening. There is splendid
class in its musical capabilities. 1t should
be numerically larger. Prof Kilbourns's
iabors in this city have brought him immense
popularity as teacher Of music. Miss Mil.
ler's singing is prodigy Of sweetness. She
has added largely to the interest of the Insti
tute and the completeness ofProf. Kilbourne's
lew evenings. Our public viii be glad to be
there
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-03

. EIAnSe tzisd IL; tzisd whssf WY he
49, s1nedy, Psc4oral Balni Hsv-
GltFC1 bene1& fon Il, ve ma u scr;p-
fnfnn6166os $50 thou and "a like>
p8als GHss 4 FsllE, Ksokak.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-03

Mr.. EDIroR The following is submitted
10 the public as the proceeds and expenses Of
the Young Ladies' Exhibition held on Tues.
day and Friday evenings:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-03

1oOollaAeonS.
SrArEHESr
on mn ooaDlr1os ~ rHn
CINCINNATI HOME
Insurance Company
C6soc6ssse9t6, Oe6es
sssns9sf Re SIS Of ~, ps1ssaas 70 tssssss.sss
.. Is -. . sAis os.p..y Z Z. o.-
= ciuaafi Heas InDursncs oenpanys1
a re- snosns Of ths Osptai Stock is..-. 100000 90
al Ths M ofits Capital Stock paid mp 10 10000 %
.sa. q. ssssss q u oscpsay ~ sa.
~ - = = aesass. osSsr 1ssssss~--a.. su.sa n
IA ~ 19afs snsscsmbsssA- .---..-..... susA
ID 80 - sss.s.d snS -. sfissr
s.r.s thereon. tsss schedule A.. lo7 900 90
9TH. Dsbts Of the COMPANY sscursd BY sv
sth psSn oSSsrsss ssssrsl lee sehsApIsl sIese =
ssh. DsSn foe rssninas-. 49, =
It'll. All other Securities tses schsduls)... lsiei -
Total A..s.s........................sas7s ss o
LIABILITIES
sth. The amount Of liabilities due % not
dps 70 bsaks or othsr crsdits..---... none.
sss :sa.:s ~: .S sss sss %
lekA. k1oeW unsdiuseed neas-
9th. LoSsss in suspense. waiting fcr further
10th An ssS ois.s s..lns. the co@pssy .ssN
rs..u ...,sl..,.. -..............s2oos %
llth fbs greatest amount insured In any
one risk tnV1 w
18th. me gssatsst amount allowed sy me
tules Of the Company 10 Be insursd
10 any ens city town o. sillsEs.--. no rniA
lsth Tbe rrss4es9 amount aiousa TO Be In
IsA. fht ofIncorpcrssion Of the Company Is He'd
pu notsss Jan iAS. MI
III. hereby certified that there has BEEN hsd In shis
once svorn statement showing the condition of the
oineipnsa Hose InsuIsnee co~ssey, located si cih-
| cinnau In tbs Stats Of Otto,
On "a, BID day Of .yasasvy H. D. isa,
in accordance With the provisions Of Act Of tbs
General Assembly Of the State Of Iowa entitled Act
relation 20 insurance Compsnes approved January
1871 su e ~. ,s., "a ,hos, ss.. -.
Company u pcssssd Of the requisite amount OF esphs
| aud invsstcd required By Law:
As..o L tesTsso,s sssn . sas s1sss s Ssnsa oo.
10 this State In accordance With the laws thereof unt
III. sist &sy Of January. 1905
II 10 also certiasd shss nssnson Hsnkis - Durns
ton hsys bssn duly sppslntsAby said Coupsay iAss la
fuI AessS and AttrIsj1 ss the county Of ss msisss
With fpl power to take risks Of Insurance thersn, and
r,,es e pEoss:: - BY ':s upon
sid county this certificate and copy Of the statement
on Gle In this Once.
Its further certified that the attached Is trns and
correct copy OF said statement facts and figures
| - In testimony whereof 1 hsve hersunte set
| Is my hand and fnScd my zeal Of once the
/ ~ day and year FIRST above written.
| tstsnyl Jyo. A. ELLIOTT, Auditor Of State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-03

Foreign Markets.
b. Telegraph Lospos. March 2-soon.
Caasols unchanged.
Kfis 81 /; l C 7cx, sos 7s1<-
LivERyool, March f-Noou
Ootton-opeped Arm and unchanged
Brssdssuns generally unchanged
California wheat-Firm at lSssd
Lerd-oritf
Baoon-4L tor American middlss.
Pork-Irod tor prime city mess.
Petrolsum-7ssd fos Pennsylvania refined.
epirts have advanced
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-03

Chicago narKet.
~ rslsgfrph.l csrcsea March 4
Four-fhs market presents no new fsassrs, exespt
sAsf possbis there was iess doing Csns6srine tie
ssPpy hare holders are remarkably indifferent shsas
ceiling.
Whsss-Ihe market without nsssrtsi ehs,u,
Fse yesterday No sprins u regular Acsses seld ..
U.s. 81 ssh pss ea. and y is1sos Isk PER ssstai.
me eenfasssh attending tie aAspdng Il the Genital
Vs.s fs.~ q very dtfAesit 10 give IN sdss Of the
.arhs' our i"issd ssses TAs eisss, hswsvsr, vss
o'ss-hs .srfss On No vs. quiet, but arusr. uatA
uprs buysrs than selisrs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-03
GATE CITY ENTERPRISE,


CALF AT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-03

Stock market.
By Telegraph INV YoRH. March D.
Rris ts5x sssE Eris pfd c7se; Ae s7sS 10 liss.;
" ssl<se7x: Pa Q as socs1x: " " ps1SoessS
0overnnens securities we're quiet and strong. rhs
following the closing priess this at.rneea. Regis
tered 81 ecap"ns iiezoiios sa registered 20 llofS
oiiiIs $40 coupons - Iof'xGice,s: DO 'es los,<o
iossz Ises ioo1<'eiesz.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-03

PIrIABLE.-Oficer Harris, of the SAM.
tary Company found in the First ward yesterday
Mrs. Bridget Flanagan and her two children.
suffering from typhoid fever. permit and
ambulance were prepared, and they were con.
yeyed to Providence hospital.
A man named Dugan was also found BY SAM.
tary Officer Grant, suffering with the gravel at
his home in q house on Maryland aevnue. be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets. Himself and
family uero In q destitute condition, but Dugan
refused to 60 to tho hospital. Tho officer In
formed the ward physician.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-03

VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD
An election for president and directors Of the
Virginia and Tennessee railroad will take place
at Lynchburg, Va, on Tuesday. the 9th instant.
Col Owens, the present popular executive Of the
road, and Gen. Malone, formerly Of the Con.
fsderato army. are the prominent candidates for
the presidency. Col. Owens has infused much
vitality into the affairs Of the road since the war,
and with his retirement from the presidency the
company would lose most valuable officer.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-03

CARRYING Our THE SUGGESTION ON ONE
SIpE.-It will be recollected that, few weeks
since, a committee composed Of members OF tho
Mayor Wallach, and suggested the propriety Of
having ladies placed at all the pumps In the
city, Tho committee suggested that this would
cause less whisky to be drank by our inhabitants
for, when they became thirsty, heretofore, they
would drop into a restaurant and call for spirit
uous liquors, as they felt dslicaey In calling
for tumbler Of water at a bar. The Mayor, We
are pleased to see, Is having ladies attached to
the pumps. Now, we will expect to sec the tenn
perance men arrange to have all the folks take
their drinks, as suggested, at the pumps.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-03

CIVIL SUIr.-N. Callan, jr., brought suit
against Francis Dsnaise for debt due plaintiff
for professional services. The hearing was DO.
pearing for the defendant. Mr.. Leech claimed
that as the plaintiff was a on.residsnt and had
not given security for costs before commencing
suit, tho Justice could not take coguirance Of
the case.
Tho counsel for the dsfsnnA was sustained in
this view by Justice Clark, he quoting the sew.
enth section Of the act OF Congress, approved
22d February, 1867, In support Of his decision.
Nor. residents should pay attention to this law.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-03

BASE BALL.A-The Capitol base ball club
played their return game with the Interior club
last evening, which resulted In favor Of the
Capitol, at the end Of the sixth innings, by q
score Of a. to 7. The batting Of the Capitols
was very heavy, home runs being made BY Bic.
lsski, Lawior, Yoder, and Aber the latter
making no less than three. A W. Clears pitch.
Ing was too hot for the Interiors. Yodsr did
we'll behind the bat taking one very difficult
fnnl on thn fnll nm RnlnM IL thu scnrn via.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-03

A GREEDY DIsrosITIoY.-A few days
since, Mr.. Robert Ball, shoe dealer on Seventh
street, lost deed to some property. Since then
he ascertained that man named Patrick Brien,
living near the railroad depot, had found II. He
applied to him for 1t, and Brien refused to give
il IN unless be was very heavily paid for 1t. Mr..
Bali reported the matter to Detectives Coomes
and Miller, who arrested Brien, and he was
taken before Justice Walter. He gave the deed
up, and Mr.. Ball declined to prosecute.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-03

GERMAN AssooIArIoS.-The annual cleo
ton for officers of the German Association took
place on Tuesday evening last, and the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year: A.
Hart, esq, PRESIDENT D. Osrtly, esq, vice pres.
identj VIM. Steinmetz esq, recording seeretaryi
Chas. Stierlin, corresponding secretary y. W.
Sellhausen, esq treasurer Charles Ebert, nrst
librarian and ]. @. Buxman second librarian.
The following gentlemen were elected trustees
for six months: A. Peterson, esq, J. Wermuth,
esq, 3. Duempelman, esq, M. Lansburg, esq,
@. F. schaefer, esq., and A, Londelkohl, ESQ.,,
Mr.. A. Hart has been vice president since the
organisation Of the said society, 1.-TWO years, and
acting president in tho absence Of the president.
II. Semken, esq, for the last six months.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-03

PATENTS TO WAsHISGToHIAEs.-T fol
lowing patents were issued during the past week
to citizens Of Washington
To Alexander and Victoria A. Osborn, fol
book cover protector. Tho patentees claim
for this invention "Sueh 4 book, cover Irotec
tor, or mode Of covering bound books, as, BY
reascn of It's expansbility and extensibility
NAV be adjusted to books Of the various sizes
10 Maurice Joyce, for bOst'lOworing and de
| tachng apparatus.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-03

Assault AND BATTERY.-Dennis Noel
hone was arrested by Officer Moore, Of the Fifth
precinct, for committing an assault and battery
upon his wife Mary. Justice Bates required
Dennis to give bail for his appearance at court
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-03

BooRBINDERs' AssocIATToN.-The Book.
binders Association held a meeting last evening
in the Council Chamber, City Hall. Their bust.
ness being of private nature, report es were not
admitted, and their proceedings therefore not
made public.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-03
LOCAL DEPARTM EN- T.

LOCAL. DEpAR T' NJ EMIT
- =, 800 ., - ~.
Notice to Subscribers.
Many Of our subscribers seem to DO In doubt
att AZ. ,,n. a, a.. r,o,,h H. r.u 1900, o,.
'nN- ~ :, Wv N.s- '-', ~ 'Npee'V"
coneotors' ana tue consequence 10 that When the
collectors call, the subscribers arc not prepared
for them. All subscriptions are due on the FIRST
NJ .v.rv ,or,b and m. oolI,o,ior, ,,s ma.
. a..
Subscribers commencing before th. 18th Of each
month ara .l,o oolleoted IN thu frat Tbo,s far
.,.a .a,,..,., "a. A., .,
s'uo''ef P'''ou "io oo"oo''u WIN 'no 'u00'sa'
ing month Our old subscribers are aware OF
our mode Of collection, but the large number Of
nav ,ub,eribsr. rbiob h,vs b.sn ,dasd IN our
,-sS,,. ~. ~ 49,,
suosc'ip''pn "s' aur'ns tue ias' 10" MONTHS mas
rendered this notice necessary, inasmuch as our
collectors cannot call on all during the 6rst few
day, of ,,oh month. We uro, upon our n.,ron,
tb,r,fo,. III, imnort,no, Of having N. NANCY
''''' '.' '. w "ou'y
for subscriptions In readiness for the call Of our
collectors rs above stated. Subscribers are also
n,,,;ouls,Iv reoue,tod to notify the AGENT, NJ
a., s,t,,,. a, IN. nav, NJ o,r ,.,,;.,, 10 a.,;v.,
my 'a"u'' w WV Pa.' y. ~, o..''' W u'"'e'
the paper promptly aud regularly
OLDEST lHHABIrASTs' AssocIATIos.--This
association held stated monthly meeting In the
Council Chamber, City Hall, last evening, at
O'Clock. Among those whom we noticed present
was houred faymaster 1ep si,, Il. Anarews'
a, o. M ~, sawos NJ hsws, ,ioo pres,
the secretary, DR.. J. Med Davis, the position
was filed by ]. Carroll Brent, esq.
The minutes Of tho last meeting were read and
approved.
VI. q. =. p'".o, y. a oomoo sPPoin'eo
for the purpose, reported several amendments to
-. 4.
the constitution OF me assse n am1ng which
snone PtoNu.ns ", ~ s'...v, PaaLinn ~
ih,. ,s.,., o. osn,s, a,so that Nhere a
.r,hs. ho. h.ar duIy no,Ias twice OF derollc.
memoer mas Ieon n, III I;.hIs IN sTnnI,,on
'V III VI .aai,,ions we're mt and adopted.
NJ IsnSin Tbomss' Of 0eorpstown. nomi.
,.,aa o. ,hs rosition al marshal Cant. s. Mast,
na,sJ ~ ~, n cIsrI w,, ai,o nominated
youu, $50 On an .Isction ~ marsh.I
80 s,,sS IN ssyov AZ C,ntain Mas; by vots
un' sish,ssn 70, csn.aio Ma,i and ,ix for Mr..
VI ''
On motion OF Mr. ciafk' the vote was maao
unanimous r., ,..,,, ,.;,n in o,a.,
Nominanons LOT msnu,P p oos an,,uaI
the ioiowinB were nomina'eu ,, nea' or Ma.
NJ ooiosooIousn' TsPsasn "'na"
James o. msses, Jun Ia o p",,hs, R.,;n A..
ure, ueorge N pnvn' ovnn S, S.a5na,
noiu, JACOB oole,a :, So,o" n. aaorn. NJ nnvs
Captain Benjamin NJ Dove Dr. 'eofs' Az LOVE-
and James II. Boss ,.,
The above were oalIGtea ioi 'na Suy o,eS aes.
Inc ioiioNing P'eamSi' auu a.n,nonsiu
adopted: up .,..-
whereas II has pleased our heaVehty ratnor
to remove from Us the yehs Ta anu n,say ~ 10,
spotted Coionel Janus ~ haMus ons VI ,ns
vice presidents OF TINS assoo'auoh, MnS aeparseaI
TINS NE on tne iosa uU ~ wy s;,p aSsi;,u
year o. ms sss, ad da,w ,hat Sa1nfSoa nnon him
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-03

Otptol ssssss..sss.s.pss.s..s ! E-il
Interior. Observation-Disclosures 2 o o o. 7
Umpire-Mr. Troxell, Of the Empire.
Soorers-Messrs. Porter and Schwartz.
Foul Oatches-CspitoI, 81 interior, 8.
Passed Balls-Cspitol, 81 Interior, Q.
Yesterday afternoon the second mines Of the
National and Jefferson base ball cubs played q
match game Of base ball on the grounds Of the
National club. The game was quite IN interest,"
ing one, and frequent burst Of applause were
ELECTED by good plays. Tho following is the
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-03

ARIsToCRArIC WEDDING.-Miss Cecilia
Riggs, daughter Of George W. Riggs, esq, was
yesterday, at IL O'Clock, united in marriage to
Mr.. Henry Howard, esq attacho Of the British
legation. Rev. Father Lynch oficiated at the
marriage ceremony, which took place in the
chapel adjoining the mansion Of Mr.. Riggs, at
his country seat. The marriage was q private
one, but few persons being present, though the
bride was the recipient Of many magnificent
souvenirs ofregard from her friends, The couple
left on a wedding tour last evening.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-03

HELD FOR A HEARrSG.-Jerry johnson,
a''colored man, was arrested by Detectives Kelly
and Bigley, charged with stealing sugar from the
store OF Mr.. T. NJ. Embrey, X and Seventh
streets Part Of tho sugar was recovered, and
Justice Walter sent accused to jail to await a
further examination.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-03

BUILDING AssocIATIoN.-At the Goth
monthly meeting of tho First Ward building
Association, held Tuesday evening at the corner
Of Twentieth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
ten shares sold at So, and Eve at 54ij the
amount sold being 81 300.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-03

The SoSs OF JoNADAB.-This organiza-
ton, of which we have already, spoken, and
which Is ranged as Council No, l, has chosen the
following persons as officers, to witt Patriarch,
Asbury Lloyd Past Chief T.. q. EoklOfi
Chief, 8. O. Mills Deputy Chief, James croggoni
Secretary James J. Campbelli Guide L: ?.
seiboldi I. Watch, NJ. Y. Holieyi y. watch,
work laid out for the various officers.
The above are all social, open hearted gentle.
mon, and We wish them a hearty success and
much pleasure.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-03

The SURRArr JURY PHoToGRAPHEp.-A
few day since we noticed large.size group pho
tograph likeness Of the members Of the surratt
Jury in tho picturo.case Of Mr.. johnson, photo.
praphsr, No AL Seventh street, near @. They
are good pictures
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-03

RARE BIRDs.-Mr S. 4. Suit, of Bla.
densburg, this morning received q further in
voice by Adams 4 Co.'s express, consisting Of
about two dozen ducks Of various breeds, some
extremely diminutive and others Of very large
size
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-03

CONCEALED WEApoNs.-William Brown
(eolored) was arrested by Officer King, Of the
First precinct, Seventh ward, for having in hi
possession and about his person coneealed deadly
weapops. Justice Tucker fined him $50,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-03

No Doc LIcEEsE.-GeOrge Raws was ar
rested BY Officer Tucker, Of tho Seventh pre-
cinot, for keeping dog without license, and was
fined S. by Justice Walter.
Mary Williams, Patrick Hines, and Jemima
Reed had hearing at the Fourth precinct sta
tion, before Justice Harper, for similar offences,
and were fined S. each for violation Of the law
relative thereto.
Persons owning dogs must have license for the
same, or they will have to suffer the penalty In
| hictod by the law.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-03

LADIES, Misses, AND CHlLDRRN's HATS
james Y. Davis, halter and furrier, No. 1854
Pennsylvania avenue, his established stand
having extended his facilities, will open on Fri
day next complete assortment Of fancy hats,
trimmed and untrimmed, for ladies' misses, and
children. His stock embraces all tho --latest
styles. Mr. Davis long experience in all branehe
Of his business and his great facilities, will rem
der II certain that those who examine his stock
will be able to suit themselves.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-03

OPERA GLASS THIEvEs.-At the opera on
Tuesday night tho light.angered gentry were
busy In their nefarious profession. While
Campbell was singing Happy Moments sew
lisved Of their second" sight, Among the uu'
fOrtunates was u knight of the quill, u who
swears eternal vengeance on the miscreant-
when he catches him,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-03

For YOUNG LADIES AND GENrLENES.-
All interested may not be aware that this Is the
last week that life scholarship may be pur-
Seventh and d streets We would advise our
young men who wish to prepare themselves for
the spring business, or parents who have chill.
dren to educate, to embrace this golden oppor.
tunity for securing a scholarship for life at such
n low rata.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-03

To THE WoRK-uoUsE-Ellen Cavanagh
an abandoned character, was arrested BY odheer
Jarboe and taken before Justice Tucker, who
fined her 49, but not having the sum, was sent
to the work. house,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-03

MEETING OF BRICKLAYERs.-There will
DO a meeting of Bricklayers Union, No. l, at
Trades Hall, southeast corner Of Eighth and u
streets, this evening, when business Of import
ance is expected to come up before the body.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-03

ATTENTION, GESTLEMEN!-We would call
tho attention Of gentlemen to the new establish
mont, No. 242 Pennsylvania avenue, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, Of the celebrated
clothisr, Mr.. J. II. Ribnitzky. This gentleman
has recently fitted up the rooms occupied by him,
at great expense. His stock Of goods, cloths.
doesEins, cassimeres, 10, with a large and
handsome assortment Of linen goods, suitable for
eeutlemen's wear, will commend itself to the pa
tronage of the public. Mr.. Ribnitzky selects
his goods In New York city, and from the finest
importing establishment In the country, and
those extending their patronage to him will not
| regret so doing.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-03

Police MATrERs.-The commissioners o
police were engaged yesterday on the trials o
charges preferred against about twenty polc'
officers. Some seventeen cases were under in
yestgatiOn.