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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15
CAT-GUT CUSHION,

Manufactured II KAVANAGH & DECKER. and
Passntad Dee ss166e- ISse DeiendEe american
Vol. IS, No. IL
Il IS the Only Cushion that possesses al the uusl
tiles esentisl 70 q PERFECT Cushion. It - the
most elastic and most durable Cnzhion eTer eHsred
% the billiard pisying pub &c AZ isabu1dantly pro
ven by The great demsB5 f0r IL since is intT0euc--
tion. The pecuIiarity which Distinguishes the
A GUT Cushioa and renders it Superior 10 al
osherz, i the tightened cord Of cst-gas Hhieh
oTerliss the fsee and edge Of the rubber AMI aun-
mig tee fall length Ct the Cushion, which PEE
vents the ball from bedding inty the rubber and
juupiog fro1 the table. TIE addition Of the cat
gut cord also adds much 70 tas elasticity Of the
CRshiO8n
The CAT-GTT Cushion has ALREADY bean sp-
pled to over l .O00 tables which arc IN constant
use. Is can be applied to tables ofany make, for
seventy five doilsrT per set.
KAFaKAGH kDECKERsS FaotorT. a. ne eoF-
ner q Centre ani Canal Streets, n. US thsmost
eoEplsfs Gifts kid in the world. The machinery
il II the nast improved ehausstsr, the lumber dry
ing roou tue largest il the United States, tee
material use the best that esa Be purchased, aBd
the WoTkInea thoroughly skilled
Billiard CIoth, Balls, CEes, am Trimmings, az
ostbe bsst make constantly On hand
KATANAGH 4 DECKER are The only agents
IN this country forKAYS CUE CENENTa5JEdxcd
bycoupe1at authorities 70 BE ths Be the best es-
mens eTsr ussGr
GFun sized Tsb1ss cat down for slOoT
Sead sor illustrated caalsgus ssd price List.
KAYANAGH & DECKER.
COrnsr Of Centre & Canal Sta.
New Y0rk
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15

HT0NEY, FREE As " ATER-I8B00 ACTIVE
AVA LOCAL AID travelling Agents. Male or Fe-
male, a al ages, ere wanted . solicit trade in ev-
cry City. Ioun, Village; Hamlet, WorkEhop and
EactoFy, hFoughout the entire world, for Tie most
oalenble novelties ever knoun-5oo PR CENT.
PROFIT and READY SALE WHEREVER Of
&ERkD u emart msn and women can make from
g b $50 per day, and no risk q lossl A snail
capital required q from SO 70 SlO0-the more
m1ney invested The Crater the proEt. No Moner
aequired - adoanss-ws frat asnd che articles CAB
ressigspog ~eterDardsl IL yoa attEaliy wish 70
u.ks mpnW EPi6lyand easily write Cor fan par
MINOR q CO., Prom Paris, )
10 BROADWAY, New York City.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15


The American Organs, are the only real reed Or
gans now before the publie. The olly Organ haT-
ing a
Which has the same important paTt to perform a.
the Sounding Board has IN re Pianc-Ferte, to
give body and resonance q tone s1d without which
the Organ becomes merely q Wsiodeoa IN an Organ
case.
The American Organs cot only have the wind
ehst or sound box, bat have the large Orgsa bel
lows, giving power and great stsadinsE q Tone
Ihese With their extreme Eve Toieing q the reds
and pedsetingO q the tore, make them the.
Aiost Perfect Organ KnouH.
TIE improvements, with superiority e tors ard
workmanship, place the American Organs 10 the
front rank as The best ,sni they command 3 higher
price than any other reed instrument in the narEef
These Organs resolved the First PreEian at the
great -. Louis Fsirin October.
Publishers Of the Singing Pilgrim" FOR S1Ldsy
Scboels. Send for Circular.
Address. PHILIP PHILIPS & CO..
90 AS North 5th street. St. Louis No.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15
Period deal Drops.
THE GREAT FEMALE RENE
DY FOR IRREGULARITIES.

ere mr.ar are g seT ocmpcnn1ef 1as
wr---a-1 HaEetter Lt1E any Puz- Rsu1srs, 81
NsrrzaE. EerE Erzld- ttHr HflC1 81 eTr1 ans
as5taa. H1aersE 1ltl = E4sess EEsT ~ rE-
taf1 ErleiEc Egr Nsrre . 81 c1arEe-s 2f Sap
mest1ls EE1ra Eer TE41r1y @ Eca1e4 ~
fEt tk1f rrer E5csl BEETLES are 1nE1ang $3.50
aEd d41srna 81 Gle 4es q ne r1ts1 8ztess ere-
r. ra q r1ez as = tEe Erf 4erms e PRAISE
afEar Erezt ur1tF- - Ers rzg tskllE 2f
ace - every r-teE EfUae 4eeEs SO axe c1a4
erred - as1whs n-w a-s1 81 1sn- a. thes1rat So
tezf I'D D1s- lE-l8ll1a Eeza11 "a fee W1r1
lr rs cra Efal leDza I1 Ms rzEgTi 81
&c o1strrr11f r~11stErE, Ee ne Fr1Eaiflr ~ hea1s-
reEr1arltT ara E1rFle-1 EEDilelt rERrla-s tsiEE
rAsE tzET nay e -H1 ana eEplallzE rFEE1 1a Wt5
iEEF s1glld Ee- TX cs1-f as EleA1 HE1L VN1l-
e esls c-rET O uafrrss E1sea lzrs- wE1 tE
fa11- carrfs1T Etr sc1ul eat E1fse W1 fME
Er-tsn ssaatrre 15QHE L Lex, w1e-t r1
acre are Eenrl
Prs-zEsa O. Dr. T. LION E5 Chzrsf street,
EeF HzFen- Ca. w11rs1 - r1srsle4 a1esr 1er-
easily OF ~ IEl1 feze au1 r1u1er11r AZ
rrlr1Ie diseases @Ee1als uEaElas-Fr-s Size
Ter hzlle-
SsiaEg Brng rrzrgshls
G G-CFsRE ECO-
Gen7I Ase1ts lor Us ard GnrsEa
1rLTEs Bros 81 La Wl1Iasrfe
L1LER- FIEcEE& FuLLEE ChaE zs1s
A. S. HUELADAY & CO, and Vs. II.
AEcCREERY. BrounFilie. Nebraska.
General Agents.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15
FH.NIL YRIGHTSF FOR SIZE.
1000 .9gents ranfsd, Male and Eemal
AGENTS WANTED FOB

WOmGn's Work IN The Girl Var.
Prepared under the approval Of TIE Szaifarv aad
Cbrisfion CsusmissiDaere. An emine3t Divine
says. This work = q household treazurer,a 10y
ard blessing % future tiEes. Is develops niH,
social era = nsiF power ia woman q ney phase II
Chzistianiry itsslf. ?. s. Art1urs Eaqasfae Eys /:
I'VE welcome AisB0ok most heartily = tie only
record q Nonaa's Work IN TIE War which mskss
spFr0ack ke0n5etsueE. % the basuty q its
typography, ard tie sxceIie1y q it nuuerous fns
ateei e1graFings, il Is model. AEsuts have nc dif
4aulty a. selling il, f1r al Who see e WaEt - rad
IL. Energstc young zit1 and ladies Efl ind an
agency fer this work tae beet paying Business they
can engage = during the Spring and sumner.
For fptl description Of the WoEk and terms %
Agents, address.
EEIGIER NcCURDT 3 Co.
SeSn LaRhar1 Block, Chhae0Ills.
and S. Louis No.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15

POsIflEeCure fOrLaFerc.-
q ss mgsf E1rate1 fern. Hl
rector ~ Al
BILIOUS D-ERAEGnm
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15
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A. Esskg o. MABGIEG Am I~EsTEErTIDE FOz
ToKCG MEs- AhEo, Dz14s ard Aliases Hkl
rarmaBe1aF prostrats The Vital EeHsr. With Eurs
neans c-relieE- SFnt frss Ct ChaEue n salei
letter enFelT=. AE1res.
Dr.. D. SkILLTE HOUGHIOE.
Howard Asz1iati0a, PhilsEah. Pa
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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15

Taken up by TIE uudersigned living IN Doug
las Procindt 9 one half mile ) E Of Halnus mil.
On tie Ist day Of March, 1861, one Brindis Stesr,
tail Of, Swallow fork in left ear, crop oH Isfs ear,
about four years old This Spring.
Aarrh 9Th 1897 THOMAS MOSlEY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15
REA &
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ChznIer q Da-lm- naurne Ia FhE1Es Bro rHio1ra. "
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CEE Chzurzu Co. IT, O. o Aters1EE- CT C-- O.
ChE-r1-E Ca IN. G. " EE1ErI. CO. TuaL Cknurs1rn
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TarEuud C1irGra GE=re A. As-Ers G1i=lr1. Hr- o
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EtsupE-ru c. Il. Gel T. r Ne1ira. Dav1fF ASS Ia nM-
n D. cuE-. Ef1- Hruer II. Lacke q Ee1eH uHu E.rE
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15
DIR WHITTIEB,

r OEGER By TEARS LDCAiED as
1B0CIs lhan any otse- PuTate -
Fician. + . regular usduaae q
Syphilis d alits ferris G1ngr 70
ure. 0r.hitis, DisbateI. blad1sr E
discases, Syphass sTclo1s ci
CT bo1ss.
IhousEn1 1Eering El1 - 81
rosare and md1rsrions IN yo1D
turer year,. rro5acE N2e g
e1eets : klntehes bedly Ee 81
n sociew.n Il
furo eTenE E 81 usm1iE 80
fencT. EaFi1rtsen cared sr =.
BE can refer o. many ed - q
succea as3 present Palirons AD
icianshere and ELSEWHERE
Ooeuwi1E q whole hcuss 6
courcteat assistant PhyneA >
rinEiniiy perEoaal Attention nay
esablishmenE e
Medcine sent everywhere -
His ThecT and EEpcarc1 60 -
6alinetfnrau he discsses c11
faiin sealed letter enFal0Fs fer -.
Circular. embraeins 81 chron1
A8lross So Leafs. h. mr
A frierdly tax eczts nothr & GO
s-ass carss ruanntsed- Ohoeo
street, enc allaze south e ne
Feb-l5Iy ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15
The very best medicine In use 1or
HORSES. CATTLE, MULES z SHEEP.

his powder Is prepared from the recipe Of an
Old Enriish FarTscr, is nov, and has been Tor
wears usod throughout England by stock naiserss
not alone Tor its curative, Dur als0l pro-
perties. Tor the following diseases HEllUYEu-
ably be found 9 sGff, ccrfGis cd Peesg care:
RsDsrs Of al kiads, DisteuPT, Fouudsv,
Coughs. Loss Of AEpsis Hide Bound, Yst-
tOr0 Water, Gs also az dissas-s arising J-Ome
&sorSsred Stomach, OF an impure state Of tie
BIo0f.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-15
Coed and Reliable Agents wantedl

herEyc ourT iEfhs ad afi0i1in- States. ArH1-s
a4owe9 ten Deg cent ocuU,H1n on az 81es ~ Tex
es- al oreE ~ Nal incoming % Ten DoEGs O.
kss nay Re sent ~ Mar e or rEz. farrT wus
EhcIlf - sHnt b uran o. p q. CrfE- All r-fars Er
cEl1es1z and CoZUElcarols EcEld he ed1rass5
The national Republican., 1867-07-20
Alexandria Affairs.

The Gasette of Thursday evening has the fol.
lowing:
soNE Of the police officers, acting under In.
structions, have begun tho work Of dog killing,
and this morning many ours, Of low aud high
degree, running at large, received their quietus
in the shape Of poisoned meat, In tho neighbor.
hood Of the market square.
AMONG tho articles Of freight received here
yesterday by the Orange and Alexandria rail-
road, were one hundred and eighty six bushels Of
new wheat, the arst arrival Of that sort Of grain
by the Orange road this season.
The new ferry slip at the foot Of King street,
for the Washington boats, has been nearly com.
pleted, and the boats Of that company will COM
mence making their landings there tomorrow.
THE district court, which has been in session
in Fredericksburg for two weeks past, concluded
its labors last night, and was to have adjourned
formally this morning.
The Journal Of the same date, has the fol.
lowing:
We are glad to learn that the depot at Lees.
burg, which was destroyed during the late war,
Is now being rapidly rebuilt. This road Is in
excellent condition as far as that town, and We
are In hopes that It will not be very long before
the track will be laid to Mercier's station. The
energetic president of the road, and the board Of
directors, are using every exortion to accom-.
will accomplish anything, the work will be done
very shortly. The road deserves success, for
there are few roads in this country whose en-.
ployees are SO attentive, obliging, and accommO.
dating.
The case of Stevens vs. Davidson, involving
the lease Of the Washington and Alexandria
railroad, was argued before the district court
now in session at Fredericksburg, on Saturday.
The court has not announced its decision. Col.
G. W. Brent, Of this city, for the appellants,
Colonel W. A. Dulany, Of this city, and A. d.
Magruder and r. J. Brent, Of Baltimore, for
appellees.
The Pioneer Club Of this city will play match
game with tho Monumontals, Of Washington, on
Saturday afternoon next, near Colross. These
clubs played on Tuesday last, and the game
could not be decided, as ten innings were played
and Il was q tie-score ~ to a.
The national Republican., 1867-07-20
sIsAscuaL AND oommERoIAL.

Prices generally, yesterday, underwent no
material change. "Governments' were In steady
demand, and quotations rose slightly. Anumber
Of rumors were put in circulation 10 Wall street
with view to depress the public confidence,
sscsrtaining. In one instance, that the Govern.
msnt was drawing on the National Banks. This
10 we'll known to be false, as the banks, at
present, hold an unusually small amount Of
Treasury funds. The rumor, also, that the
Government were selling gold at q prodisious
rate was without foundation, as the sum in coin
on Thursday last was small, not over half mil.
lon and, therefore, there 10 no stringency In tho
money market.
The Eric speculation is on the rampage some.
what as yet; but we .surmise that many will be
deceived in the "etherisi" shares that will bo
disposed Of.
The loan market was easy, and the tendency
In favor Of borrowers. There was still disposi.
tion manifest to invest In Government securities
by many having spare balances. and loans could
DO effected with ease by those having public
interests" In their possession.
Tho New York market during the week has
bcsn somewhat irregular, but prices in grain
generally tend dropping. Flour particularly has
met with sharp declines, and, though sndeavor.
Ing to rally, yet, nevertheless, has kept below
last weeks standard.
JAr Cookx a Co., bankers, furnish US with the
closing prices Of Government securities, as fol.
lows.
The national Republican., 1867-07-20
COMM ERCIAL.
REvIEw or THE GEoRGErowS WHOLESALE
MARKET,

REVIEW OF THE GEoRaErowS WHOLESALE
MARKET,
For The Week ending July 10, 1867.
Fiom.-owing to light stocks there has been
no move nent in Flour, except In small lots for
local consumption, since our last report. Holders
have remained tolerably firm throughout the
week, and We quote the market at the close to.
day nominal, as follows Weleh's family, Sl7i
Georgetown extra, Sl3al4.50; Georgetown super
$40 so; canal family, SIS 75al6.25; canal extra
sl2 25al2. 76j canal super, $40 IS per barrel.
Wheat.-The receipts Of Wheat have been
extremely light during the past week, but good,
fair demand has prevailed fr N millers. Good
new red may be quoted at s2.75, and choice do.
at So per bushel For white we omit quotations
Corn Tho market for Corn has ruled quiet
and tho offerings limited. Some few thousand
bushels were sold day or two since, to arrive,
but the price wa' not made public. To-day We
qoute white at $l.o5al,O ,Os, and yellow at sl.o5a
l.l0 per bushel.
Oats-The same frmness continues In Oats,
with q moderate demand, and Gales are still
making at 90 cts.aSl, weight.
Corn Medi-Is in fair request, with sales at
slal. .05 por busheL
Rye-wo hear Of NO sales and still nom.
inaliy quote At 81 goal. rs per bushel.
NH Feed There Is q fair demand for Mill
Feed, and We quote Middlings at TOaT5 OTIS
Brownstuf at 40a45 cts, and Shorts at 35a4O cts.
per bushel.
Hay-Is quiet. Baled Timothy Is held at $25
per ton, and loose from wagon ut 81 per 100 lbs.
Poiatoss jackson Whites are scarce, and
bring now 81 35al.40p per bushel.
Beans.-Demand good and supply limited
Prime Marrows "a, and Navy 50 50a4 per bushel.
Chesss-We quote New York factory now al
III cents per lb.
Coal --Cumberlaud run Of mine Is selling still
at S476 per ton. Stocks moderate fair, and
vessels wanted.
Sah.-Liverpool ground alum, 90. 26a2, 35
Island, 20 cents In bulk, and pockets from to
10 cents.
Lunbtr-The demand for Lumber Is not so
active as heretofore noticed, and tho market is
nearly bare of Shingles. Prices are unchanged,
and we quote A white Pine Culliugs at $32. 5Oa
s37. so per NJ dressed yellow pine Flooring, $iOa
$50; good white Pine Plank, $65as5i yellow
pine Joist and Scantling, $2Sa$30i Carolina
yellow pine. $iOas45i No l Cypress Hearts,
$liasl5; Saps, $40 50a$ll.50i Laths, Sias4 SO.
Aies.- Washington Brewery, Xxx, Sill NIX
do, slsi Massey, Houston 4 Co., Philadelphia,
X, $ll6Oj XX, $l3i XIX, old, $l6i XXX, old,
s22; old brown stout, $40 per bbl.
Leather.-Spanish sole, 45a47 cents; slaughter
sole, 45a47 cents; waxed calfskins, 81 50a$l.I IS
per lb kip skins, sOa90 cents per h. waIed
upper, $4a$4. so per side; harness leather, 47a50
cents per h.; bride leather, IS 50aS6 per side
Hemlook, 35a37 OTIS. Holders drm, and request
moderate.
Fruiis.-Thore is but little foreign fruit on
the market. Messina lemons are now bringing
$40 per box.
The national Republican., 1867-07-20

The CHEAPEST, As FAR As HEARD From.
From an exchange We clip q statement showing,
nrst tho number Of steam hre engines In the
cities mentioned therein; secondly, the number
Of men engaged In conducting tho steamers; and
thirdly, the annual cost In the order represented
In seven Of our principal oiios Of maintaining the
respective departments.
On making an inquiry yesterday. We learned
from Mr.. Edward O. Eekloh, the obliging secre-
tary Of the Fire Department Of Washington
city, what, to our surprise, teaches US that We
have the cheapest fire department Of any city
In the Union ss far as heard from, which surely
reflects the highest credit on our board Of able
nre commissioners, and especially on the chiei
engineer, M. John II. Sessford.
that Of the Washington department, will bear US
ant In aar assortiana,
The national Republican., 1867-07-20
Aatioual @epnblifau.
RATES OF ApyERrIsrNo.

One square, one insertion, tl; subsequent inser.
hons 90 cents. ops square, one month,ss. Liberal
inducements to quarterly, semi annual, aud yearly
advertisers.
Every othor day Advertisements, 90 per cent add.
honai. Twice week advertisements, rs per cent.
additional.
Eight lines constitute a square. Less than square
charged in proportion, al the above rates.
Editorial notices, % cents por line each insertion
Local notices, 20 cents per line each Insertion
Advertisements coming under the heads Of wants,
For Sale, For Rent, Lost and Found, not exceeding
four lines, one insertion, % cents three times, 6U
cents Any greater number Of lines at proportionats
rates.
Advertisements should be handed In before p. m.
The national Republican., 1867-07-20

According to this the cost Of each steamer Is.
In New York, t26, 800; In Baltimore, SIC, $780,
In Cincinnati, sll, 1906 in Cleveland, 81, 7,600j in
Buffalo, SO, In Chicago, sls,ss4i and In
Washington, SO $3.50.
This statement should bo a source Of pride to
the city authorities, and especially to our citi.
Gems generally. Though this Is probably the
youngest and most inexperienced department
named, yet 1t sxpends for the corporation less
amount Of money, aunullay, than does any Of the
older and more experienced departments Of "eI.
tinguishers." Tho fattering announcement given
above, should induce the authorities to furnish,
speedily, o fourth steam FIRE engine, and thus
complete tho department.
The national Republican., 1867-07-20
AMUsEMENTs.

The NATIONAL TnEArRE.-Just one night
more and the skrFp 4 GAYLORD Minstrels close
their engagement In Washington. They gave
one oftheir best entertainments last evening to a
fair audience. The best wishes Of many Of our
people will 60 with them wherever they go, bo.
speaking for them that success which their efforts
% please merit.
We trust that full house will greet them to.
night, and that they will take their leave Of our
city with the determination to make us In due
time another visit.
The national Republican., 1867-07-20
DIED,

On the 18th inst, sAsuBL REpPERs, In the 7ad
year Of his age, q native Of Derbyshife Rngland !
tho past forty seven years a resident Of this city
His funer.l will take place from his late residence,
2b2 II stree between Eighteenth aud Hineteenth
rasts, at o'clCek Sunday afternoon. Friends Of
the family are Invited to attend.
On the 18th mat CLARA, infant daughter OF John
r. and Phnbe Shedd, aged months and Is days.
FUNERAL services will be held at the residence Of
DR. shsdd AZ Rigl th street, to-day. 10th inst At
II O'Clock Frisnds are respectfully Invited to at
tend.
On the 18th inst, at Iryingtop, N. J., RoBERr WILL
LoU0HBI, infant son Of Robert and Augusta selden,
aged l3 months aud 22 days.
The national Republican., 1867-07-20

The great wealth Of the oouatry, the vast amount
Of Government and other Loans, transferable by de-
livery, and held by the uncertain tsaurs OF POsses
sion, the Injury and inconvenience resulting from
the losa of these and rssi.tsred seeuriIiss heavy
Losses from robbery and other being reported
almost daily, dem nd a mrAns Of protecting such
property from the risks Of FlRR. ACCIDkkT, ROB
Berry and THAT, which NO arrangements hitherto
Ell ting have afforded. A place Of absolute safety
for all su securities has bsIoms pressing peees'
sty, tisto supply this want that the present In
sututlon has been founded
The Managers hA provided for their dePosltors
every security against hTs depreciation or accident,
which architectural sud mechanical skill can com
blne In the St uotuTv and material VI their building,
yAults And safes The Internal police of the once
has teen organized with special care, and there will
be constant mig watch inside the prem.esi and
TO his 10 to be superseded tho protection Of large
capital In short the arrangements for security are
as perfect and absolute As human means can devise.
MANAGEMENT.
Pfs.ldent-S. +. BROWN,
Vice Presdsat-0EO u, kVAHs.
DlrvetoIs-S =, Brown, II, d, Cooke, George W
RigIs, Wm 5 Huntington, JeO II. rlAnt, George o
RyAns, b p. snydeT, Eathanisl Wilson.
TTeasurGr-Wm Huntngton
sscrttary-B =. snyder.
oTns aovRs Prom 0 O'Clock a. m. to 0 'oloeh
r. IN. Jy2o'u
The national Republican., 1867-07-20
THE COURTS.

EQuIrY CoURr-Chief Justice Cartter.-
The court held a short session yesterday morn.
1905. Mills vs.. Wilson, OF al. Order appoint.
ing VIM, J. Mattingly guardian sd litem.
053. Bassett vs. Thorn, OF al. Order appoint.
ing G. Csvus trustee to sell a house and lot on
Capitol Hill. the trustee having reported that
the property was incapable of division In kind
among the parties entitled.
$40 Pierce We, Coz, trustee. The case for ar.
gument on Monday, the goth inst.
Burns vs.. Davis. Case for argument same day.
Tho court adjourned until this morning.
The national Republican., 1867-07-20
MARRIED.,

On Thursday, July is, by the Rev. J. n Davis,
DAVID L. HAZARD, 10 Miss JosEPHISB L. PRATuER,
both OF this city.
On the 18th Inst. by tho Rev. PAthsr Mccarthy,
Mr.. CHARLES X. Lows, TO hlss lsABHLLA MAHoRSEr,
both Of this city.
On the 10th inst. at St. Johns church, by the Rev.
DR. Lewis, REDFoRp W. WALKER, to Phoebe A.,
youngest daughter Of VIM. A. Elliott, esq, all Of
Narhipgtop, b. G.
The national Republican., 1867-07-20
.ECOND-HAND CANVAS.

have on hand and for sale cheap, for cash, large
quantity Of CANVAS, such as Hospital. WALL sibley
Shelter, aud tents, suitable for camp. meetihgs,
awnings, boatIails, wagon covers, grain sheets, &C
ALSO,
A large quantity of GRAIN SACKS Of all kinds,
X, @. WHEELER,
Seventh street, and Canal Bridge, south side.
iyI0.1n
The national Republican., 1867-07-20

SANITARY CoMPANY.-Six written and
twenty-seven verbal notices were served yester.
day on persons having nuisances on their prem.
ises. A number of oarcasses were also reported
and removed. II. Fowler, lumber merchant, for
Tucker.
The national Republican., 1867-07-20
THE NEW JERSEY MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY

The attention Of those desiring Life Insurance 10
respectfully invited 10 the following peculiar features
Of this company:
l. lis rates of premiums are reduced In proportion
to the enhanced value Of money, thereby saving to
the in ured from 10 to 20 per cent annually, which IL
virtually declaring to them dfvtdsnd n ddpdacc
Of that amOu"t.
y Hs perfectly equitable, non, ,Jorfeiin0 feature
will commend itsefto ALL Il provides for the pay
bor Of preuiums paid Gears 10 the numbor Of years
the policy has run.
10 ease Of a policy Of 900, upon which bat one
Pr mum has been paid, there will bs paid to the
heirs Of the insured In Gaze Of death occurring the
Sssopd yeAr $500; the third year, el, ,566, 81 SC
And thSp ID there have been nine prsmiu pa and
death oetur the teuIh year nine teBths Of the policy
will he paid. By thi. feature policy 10 kept good
for whatever money the insured has pa 4. This Il
nothing more nor less than strict Justice and what
this company agrees In It's policies to perform,
Applications received, and full Information given
by W. HERRING, General Agent,
Jyld'lm Room No. ], Washington Building,
The national Republican., 1867-07-20

FUNERAL OF AN ODD FELLow,-Yester,
day, at two O'Clock in the afternoon, the funeral
of Mr. Joseph Whitney took place from his resi-.
dence In the Second ward Tho deceased was
about 66 years Of age, and wss buried at Con.
gressional Cemetery. Columbia Lodge No. 10,
/. o. o, F., of which he was member, attended
his funeral in body.
The national Republican., 1867-07-20

GRADING THE CAPITOL GRoUYDs.-Yes-
terday afternoon we observed that workmen
were engaged in grading the square recently
added to the Capitol grounds, and lying between
A and d streets north and North Capitol and
First streets east. The improvement Of the
grounds at the northwest corner of the Capitol
are also being graded up to the plans laid down