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The national Republican., 1867-02-22

ARRESTED FOR INSULTING LADIES on TUE
STREET -Yesterday afternoon a man giving bis
name as W. ]. Stubs was arrested by Officer Thomp-
son, Seventh street, for gross and indiscrmnate
insults offered to ladies' He was taken to the City
Hall station, and, after considerable difficulty,
ocked up in the cells for hearing before Justice
Walter in the evening, The squire, on hearing
th case fined the prisoner S. for his outrageous
con duet, which was but slight punishment when
the nature Of his offence Is considered.
The national Republican., 1867-02-22

ScALEs.-The law of the Corporation re-
ouirinp potatoes rye, shelled corn oats, &c to be
sold by weight having gone into effect tho dealers
in the Centre Market yesterday supplied their Gus
toners with the produce mentioned above by weight
instead Of by the bushel, as heretofore. Dealers
who have not yet supplied themselves with scales
will find splendid assOTtments at Mr.. ]. p. Bartho-
lows, 55s Seventh street, near the canal, and at
Mr.. Samuel p. Savage's, 324 Pennsylvania avenue,
between Tenth and Eleventh streets. The atten.
tion Of all interested Is directed to their advertise
msnts In the REPUBLICAN.
The national Republican., 1867-02-22
TINE DIAMoN DICKENS.
Messrs, TICKSOR FIELDs invite tho attention Of th
Trade and the Public to u new edition Of the

Messrs TCKS0R FIELDs invite the attention Of the
Trade and the Publie to a new edition Of the
COMPLETE WORKS OF CHARLES DICKENS,
The Publication Of which will bo commenced in Janu
AIRY, 1867, and continued monthly until the set Is
pleted.
This edition differs from any other offered to the pub.
lie by aHOl ding combination OF elegance and Chedp
before attempted in any Of DICKgSs WORKS,
and comparatively new In book making 1t Is mod
slled In style upon the "DIANOSD TESSYsoS, - lately
issued by TICKNOR FELDs, aud will be in all respects
and binding The DIAMOND TESSYsoS" has been
pronounced "a model " elegance, com pdctnGss and
ChsdpnsSs - and 1t will bo the aim Of the publishers
to make tho DIAMOND DICKESs book suitable in style
shall commend 1t to the favor Of all who may desire to
own or read the Incompatible writings OF
THR GREATEST LIVING NOVELIST.
The set will be commenced with the publication Of
the follow ng volumes;
THE PlCKwICK PAPERS. Complete IN one vol
ume. NOI0 RsddV
OUR MUTUAL FRIEND. Complete in one volume.
IN FtJrudry
DAVID CoPPERFIELD Complete In one volume.
IN March,
And will be continued at the rate Of one vuIums each
month The edition will comprise twelve or thirteen
volumes aud will be issued styles at the
celNtly low prices Aihxed;
PLAIN EDITION
In crimson morocco cloth, neatly stamped, each
volume, u 2,
ILLUSTRATED EDITION.
In green morocco cloth, Handsomely stamped
with Appropriate dies per yOlumo,........., u. SO
The uStrdtcd Edition will contain 10 full PAgs II
lustTAtions from original drawings by ETTISJE made
at the University Press tinted paper aud the utmost
care will be taken to elegance aud plainnes O
typographical execution.
AS-Any volume sold separately, a2o'u
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HAN OoU r I.

fhbktAkf o, 1867
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY
To Wit;
Iu the Gaze OF Matilda Atkins and George Atkins
eeutors Of David Athens dee the executors aforesaid
Washington County aforesaid, appointed SATURDAY,
the 81 day March 1907 for the hna settlement and dis
trbuon Of the personal estate Of said deceased and Of
the assets in hand as far the have been col
leeted and turned into money whdh and where all the
creditors and heirs Of said deceased are notified to at
tend, with their claims properly youehed, or they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all beneht In
said deeeased estate provided copy Of this order be
published once a week for three weeks In the ma
TIoEAL RKPUBLIoAE previous to the said day.
TaEt JAS, X, 0'BElRNE,
fsg. Register Of wills,
The national Republican., 1867-02-22

JouY II. .SURRATr.-Since the incarceration
Of John H. Surratt no one has been suffered to visit
him except his counsel, Mesrs. Bradley Merrick,
and the officers of the prison. As stated in tho
REPUBLICAN yesterday, Surratts quarters have
been enlarged, and he now promenade the long
corridor Of the prison. but is Of course prevented
from having any communication with his fellow.
,prisonors. Thus far he has borne his imprisonment
philosophically, and apparently relshes his prison
fare. His trial will take place carly in the March
uterm OF the Criminal Court
The national Republican., 1867-02-22

LADY ODD FELLows.-0n Wednesday eve
ming last, at the Union Lodge I. 0. of o. f., OF
Eighth street, eleven ladies received the degree o
Rebekah. Tho degree was conferred by Grand
Representative Mclean, assisted by Grand Repre-
sentative Havenner, p. @. VIM p. Brown, and P
g. VIM II. Newman, after which refreshments were
served to the company, and sOmO time spent Ii
social conversation.
The national Republican., 1867-02-22
A COMPLETE PICTORIAL HISTORY
IN OF TIE TINES
THE Best Cheapest aud Most Successful Family Paper
In the Union. -
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sPloudidly Illustrated.
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The model newspaper Of our country-comPlete Ia
all the departments Of an American family Paper-HAr
pers Weekly has earned for itself right to its title "A
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This paper furnishes the best lustraiions Our fu.
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Weekly long after writer's aud painters, and pub ishers
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The national Republican., 1867-02-22

The CASE OF CLEEvER.-Yesterday morn
ing Justice Walter rendered his decision In the case
ofWm. Cleever, arrested for rape aud causing the
death of Mary Ann Reeves. The Justice decided
that in view of all the circumstances Of the case he
could do nothing less than commit the accused to
Jail for court. He was accordingly committed.
The national Republican., 1867-02-22
sUBsCRIpTIONs.-ls67.

The Publishers have perfected system Of mailing BY
which they can supply the Magazine and weekly
"a ho prefer to receive their periodicals.
Tectly from the oGics publication Posmasers and
others destrous Of getting up Clubs will be supplied
with show bill on Application.
The hostage on Harper's Weekly is % cents year,
which must bs paid al the SubseribSrb post ohles,
The national Republican., 1867-02-22

The GEORGETOWN MUNICIPAL ELECTION
In ew Of the election to be held in Georgetown on
MONDAY, the 25th instant, Major Richards, Super.
intendeut of police, yesterday issued special order
No. Si7 containing specific instructions to the
members Of the force detailed to preserve order and
protect the rights Of all legal voters on that day
Major Richards in his order refers to the fact that
certain citizens Of Georgetown have recently been
,enfranchised, and strictly enjoins upon all men,
bers of the force detailed the duty Of being impair
ta In the discharge Of their duty in the arrest Of
all parties white or coored who attempt to create
a disturbance on election day. Tho Superintend-
ent 10 closing, advises all members Of the detail
who feel dsincined to do their duty impartialy to
resign their commissions at once. Every precau-
tion has been taken by Major Richards to prevent
any disturbance on the day Of the municipal elec-
tion,
The national Republican., 1867-02-22

INTERIOR ADoRNMENTs - Markriter, No.
4s6 Seventh street, whose taste in regard to int.
rior adornments Is so we'll known, announces that
he has on hand his usual choice stock Of Paper
hangings. Window Shades, Picture Frames, Paint
ings Engravings, &c, and invites the public to
visit his establishment His collection Of engray.
ings and pictures will repay visit, whether you
conclude to purchase or not.
The national Republican., 1867-02-22

Dos'T WASTE Your PoToMAC WATER
BENJAMIN Morton and Patrick DOoney were ar.
rested by Officers McCogan and Larrabee last night
far wasting Potomac water, and fined So each by
,Instioa Walter.
The national Republican., 1867-02-22
TN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
LErTIE Ii. SAITH, petitioner,

JAMES 9 SMITH, defendant
The petition In this sets forth that the parties TO
this suit were married In this city the 9Th day Of
January 1868 and that the defendant has been guilty
OF adultery In said city during their said marriage and
the petition prays that divorce uinculO mdrimOnn
from the bond OF the said marriage may be granted to
the petitioner and that she may be permitted to resume
her maiden name Of Letto H. Sheldon. And appear
ing 10 the satisfaction Of the court that the defendant Is
resident Of the said District II is this 9th day Of
FcbTusTy 1867 by the court ordered that the defendant
shall have notice Of the psndeney Of said petition by pub
Mcaton In the NATIONAL REPUBLICAE once week until
the 18th day Of March 1867 warning him to be and aP
pear In this court u person or by solicitor before
the 2Sh day Of March, 1867 and answer the said petit.
ton provided the lrst insertion OF such notice shall be
made at least forty days before the said 10Th day Of
March, 1857.
tsigne1 A. b. oLIN.
r. J. MEIGS, Clerk.
NJ THOMPSON,
fol Solicitor for Petitioner,
The national Republican., 1867-02-22

CRIMINAL RECoRD.-The number of arrests
reported by the lieutenants Of police yesterday
morning for the preceding "a hours was %. The
fines impossd amounted to $3B.SS
The national Republican., 1867-02-22
MED AL STAFF

sURdEONI CHARGE,
n. THOMPSON, NJ. D., lS4 | street, between Twen-
usth and Twenty First streets.
oOEsuLrISG PHYSICIANS AND sURGEoNs
jos. X BARNES, 81. D., Surgeon General, United
States Army.
JOS. RlL8Y, M. D, Georgetown.
THOs. MILLER, N. D. street, Washington.
A. Y. +. GARNETT, NJ. D., New York avenue.
W. p. JOHNSTON, NJ, D., Washington.
GRAFTON TYLER, NJ D., GEORGETOWN
The national Republican., 1867-02-22
felI.wC
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN
" AID
LYING.IN ASYLUM,

POurtesuth street, (eIrcle,) corner Of NJ street
This Institution Is situated 10 the most healthy por,
uon Of the District, surrounded by Its own grounds
Cars pass the door every i've minutes.
Terms Of admission From SO to $40 per week, In Rc-
sordanee with the required payable In advance.
This includes Board Medicines Medical, and Surgical
Attendance.
The national Republican., 1867-02-22
T ARGE SALE OF ARMY CLOTHING
TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE
" of VALUABLE BEAL ESTATE

In virtue Of two writs of Fisri FIciIs issued from
the Cerk Omce Of the 'upreme Court Of the strict OF
Columbia and to me directed will sell at public sale
for cash at the fr mt Of tue Court House door OF yAi
county, on TUESDAY the 10th day Of February lsg7E
" clock, IN all Of George Selu's right title claim
anu interest Ia aud 10 all that part of lot No l. in
bounds Beginning for the at the southeast corner
Of SAID lot, aud running thence wesIwardly by and
with the line Of New York 80 feet ii inches
thence norlhwardly with a line at right Euglas with
said avenue u feet inches thence east 50 feet
TO the line OF Tenth street west thence by and with the
said line OF Teuth street 90 feet inches the place OF
beginning, together with all aud singular the Improve
ments thereon. In the city Of Washington, D O.
Seized and levied upon as the property Of George Se
Snd VIII be sold to satisfy execution No. 1913 Supreme
Soutt, a., fresley W. Dorsey VS. George SsiII, aud
T. sei"' George seim and Samuel BeutIneger
d. GoODING,
-isot-dtd U. S. Marshal, D. c.
The national Republican., 1867-02-22

Applications for admissions be made to any The
medical staff the mRtTon at the Hospital oTdeIs for
admission to the free beds OF this institution be OBJ
daned Of the Rev. g. H. Hail. Rector OF the Epiphany
Church. Of the Rev A. D. Gillette Pastor Of the First
Baptist Church. and Of the Surgeon In charge his res
idenes Orders for the ad mission Of the wives widows
Of soldiers Of the United States army be
through the Surgeon General, United States army
iy2O O. II. HALL D. D., Secretary,
The national Republican., 1867-02-22
Aatioual Aepnblitau.
LOCAL NEWS.

HoSoRs TO THE MEMORY OF PRoF. BAcHE.-
At q meeting Of tho United States Sanitary Com.
mission, held on the 10th inst, the following reso.
lutions relative TO the death Of Prof Baohe, vice
president Of the commission, were adopted:
ResofUed, That the Executive Committee Of the
United States Sanitary Commission hears with fra.
ternal sensbity Of tho death Of their honored as
sociate and friend, Alexander Dallas Bache one Of
the original members Of the commission, for three
years, and until health wholly failed, among It's
most active and valuable workers, It's only vice
president, and always Its loyal, warm.hearted and
influential supporter.
ti6o and administrative training and experience, as
we'll as In his native fulness Of mind aud balance
Of character the Sanitary Commission found an In
exhaustible fund Of counsel and wisdom, while In
his established reputation and high position they
gained honor and confidence In their work, and
drew TO themselves the sympathies science and the
good will Of q large constituency now in other
fields Of difficult enterprise and sndeavor.
ReSoiUed, That the exquisite courtesy, genial
manners, and warm .heartedness Of our late asso.
ciate, had endeared him to every member Of the
Commission, and made the memory Of our official
intercourse fragrant with tender regrets; and that
among the most precious recollections Of our his.
tory will forever continue the image Of his wise,
gentle, gracious humane and faithful character.
ResOirsd, That tho Commission will testify their
respect for their lato vice Presidents memory,
by doputing special committee to attend his fu.
neral at the Capital, and that the President and
Secretary, DIR. @. r. Agnew and DR.. J. s. New
berry, bo that committee.
ResoiUed That these resolutions DO engrossed In
the minutes, and be published In the papers o.
Washington, Newport, Philadelphia, Boston and
New York.
The national Republican., 1867-02-22

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9 MOVIE ND:
y A WINTER lDYL.
By JONI O. wHITTIEa.

By JONI @. WHITTIEa.
One vol, 10 mo-, With new Portrait aud Two
llustrAtOns. 81 -
This poem Is founded on the TeeolscUls OF Mas.
sRchuSes Winter in the freshness Of his boyhood The
lain old homestead the driving snow storm the cat
tie In the barn the fowls the roos the genial circle
before the cosy hreside all revived to the
tion in faithful pictures 1t forms gem Of Price
among New England pastorals ''-.Nsto lUrk TriJnH'
"A simple sweet aud graceful poem, fall Of home
felt New England sentiment marked by the tender
charity aud piey that make the charm Of much Of
Whittier's wTiliog h-BOStOH AdUtrtfSer.
mot only one OF the finest productions Of Mr.. Whit
tier but Of the most admirable things in the Ian
guage. ''-ChitdgO Tribune.
"Aa admirable little poem, In which the sights aud
sounds Of winter night in America, eontrRsod with
the homey warmth and rude but pleneous comfort Of
old fashioned American farm house. are told In u
very simple and engaging msnHer. II HbouDds with
quiet bits Of descriptiOn-wth jus those little touches
Of detail which particularly welcome TO those who
read books to know aud to learn what life really
In this that place at this that time Besides
It is thoughtful aud melOdUus, with Jut enough Of hu
in slight touches to demonstrate that what Of mel
EnchOy there is In the poem Is not tho prOduct Of
maudlin mind. Not that It Is very sad, either any.
thing but fresh simple, wholesome little poem. -
ran Nall GdEshs.
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GOVERNMENT SALE AT CHARLES.
~ TON, s. c,

" TON, s. c.
The following Ordnance Property will be sold at pub
lie auction, Al the United States Arsenal Charleston s.
G., on MONDAY, March I, 1857, commencing at 10
o'clock, an;
About 0 net tons Cannon Cast Irou
About 100 net tons Shot, She'll &C. (about one half
have valuable soft metal atttched)
About 100 tons Loaded She'll
About IL tOus Scrap Wrought Irou
About AZ tons Scrap Brass, Copper, sc.
5H Wooden Artillery Carriages, IrOned.
100 Wooden Chassis, Iroued.
About 75O Cavalry Saddles, go Brides, 500 Curt.
ridge Boxes, aud quantity Of other Leather Work
large Hand Fire Engine, Quilt by Agnew, Philadel.
phia)
About !, 800 barrels Unserviceable Powder
Also, large quantity Of other Property, consisting
principally OF ausket Appendages, Rags Hope Imple.
ments, Miscellaneous Tools, Se sc.
Terms cash. the day Of sale, In United States cur.
reney. Ample time allowed for the removal Of Proper.
ty, at the expiration Of which that removed will
vert to the Government,
By authority Of Chief OF Ordnance:
y. II. PARKER
Capt. Ordnance and b. MaJor U, S. A.
les 2tWtd Commanding Charleston Arsenal.
The national Republican., 1867-02-22

CATHOLIC PRAYER BOoKsl
Large and Beautiful Stock Of
CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS,
In every style OF Binding, at prices ranging from 20
cents TO go. Among them will be found
THE WADE MECUMi
This 10 one Of the neatest and most convenient as
we'll as the most comprehensive PRAYER BOOKS pub
lished.
81. Joseph's Manual, Christians Guide,
St Vlneent's Manual, Daily Exercise,
scraphic Manual, Path TO Paradise,
DeVout Manual, Pocket Manual,
Little Flower Garden,
Catholic DSyOtIOn,,
Little Flower Of Piety, Catholic Piety,
Key Of Heaven, Ursuline Manual,
Missal, Holy Week,
81. Johns Manual, Golden Manual,
Help Of Christians, Garden Of the Soul,
Mission Book, Daily Prayers,
Way to Heaven, Gate Of Heaven,
Prayers Of St. Gertrude,
Purgatorian Manual,
Chapel Companion, Companion Of the Sanctuary,
Child's Prayer and Hymn Book, Diamond Manual,
Manual Of sodallty, Gems Of Devotion, &c.
Also, French, German, and Spanish Prayer Books,
for sale by JOHN 7. BURCH,
fel2.eoSt No. 800 Ninth street, corner Of D.
The national Republican., 1867-02-22

JuRoRs Drawn FOR THE MARCH TERN OF
THE CRIMINAL CoURr.-The names Of tho follow.
ing gentlemen were drawn yesterday to serve as
Jurors for the March term Of tho Criminal Court,
which commences on tho first Monday Of that
month:
Grand Jury-Richard Harrison, Third ward
Jesse d. Wilson, Fourth ward; Benjamin Swain,
Sixth ward; S. NJ. Golden, county; james Coleman,
Fifth ward; John II. Hewlett, Fourth ward; Robert
Clarksou, Third ward J. Q. Barry, Seventh ward
John W. Morgan, county; Charles A. Upperman,
L. 7. Cartwright, Georgetown; James Dobbyn,
Sixth ward; Alexander Rutherford, Second ward
George II. Tuy. Fifth ward D. NJ Ball, George.
town. W. @. BRmbergor, Seventh ward Anon
Woodward, Jr., Fifth ward sam'l Gregg, Seventh
ward; J. O. Pearson, First ward l.. A. Stone,
county; George Courtney, George Z. Kennedy,
Fourth ward; VIM. D. Downing, Third ward.
Petit Jurors-Andrew Jackson, George SoitE,
Henry Somborn, Second ward; Emanuel Gordon,
George Barr Sixth ward; Alfred Wright, Seventh
ward John p. Hilton, Second ward Hillary Smith,
county W. G. Bestor, First ward; Isaac HertEberg,
Fourth ward james T. Ferry, Third wardi Patrick
Quirk, Fourth ward; j. Aigler, Second ward; @.
Hager First ward; Thos Gadds, Seventh ward
L. NJ. Chaplin, Joseph KeIlehor. Fourth ward F,
+. Vernon, George +. Kidwell, First ward; Henry
Hogg, Second ward Henry II. Halliday, Seventh
ward; Jacob Newrath, Sixth ward D. T. swart
county; Owen o. Hare. First ward Matthew Pabst,
Fifth ward John Webster, Seventh ward.
The national Republican., 1867-02-22
BUILDINGS AT CONVALESCENT
} CAMP AT AUCTION

BUILDINGS AT CONVALESCENT
ID CAMP AT AUCTION
CHIEF QuARTERNAsTER's OFFICE,
DEPor OF wAsHrSdroN, !
WAsHiNGroS, d. c., February o. 1867
By order Of the Quarermaster General the buIld
al COnvalescent Camp, between Long Bridge and Alex.
andriH, will be sold at public auction on TUESDAY
March under the supervision Of Brevet l. euenant
| 10 O'Clock.
These bnildngs compri.e % Barracks, Mess.
honses, Hospital Wards, Store Houses Laundry,
| ! Wash House, Ofees, Stables, shed aud Sink,
which vary in size from 7x2O feet to 2jxI7j feet.
| Buildings will be sold slngly.
Terms: Cash In Government funds
Fifteen days from dAto OF sale will be granted
| purchasers to remove their buildings
| CHARLES II. TONPKINs
Breyet Brig. Gen, Dept. q N. Cen.
Acting Chief QuartermAstor
tebll-td Depot OF Washington.
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ANIUSENIENTS.

MALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
bkhk1 MALb.s ..PROPRIkTOHB.
u. b. ..U...sTA0E MANAGER.
ANNIVERSARY OF wAsHINaros's BrRrHpAYi
THIS FRIDAY) EVENING, FEBRUARY 70, 1857,
On which occasion will be presented, for the FIRST
TIME, the New Comedy, played with IMMENSE sue.
CESS In NEW YORK and LONDON, entitled,
THE RAvoRITB OF FORTUNE,
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NEw AND ELEGANT SCENERY,
CoRREOT APPOINTMENTS,
AED AN UNBXCBPTIONABLB CAST,
embracing EVERY MEMBER Of the
POWERFUL STOCK COMPANY
To conclude with the farce Of
A KISS IN THB DARK
TOMORROW, Beneht Of Mr. o. MRTKIFF, Plrs,
Time in many yoar' Of the Famous Scotch Drama Of
On MONDAY the Charming and Versatile SISTERS
ADA AbD EMMA WEBB,
will appear In Broughams celebrated BEravssIpIa Of
P0CAH0NTAs,
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| Orchestra seats.. 90 Family Clrele........ u
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LOOK OUT FOR FIREs.-Now is the
time to fix it deeply in Jour mind, that
little spark will kindle large fire, and
\ little carelessness may result in the
loss Of all your own and your neighbor's
property. Clean out your chimneys, re-
arrange your stove pipes, put brick or
zinc under your stoves, and be sure to
keep your ashes out of wooden vessels.
For cleaning out chimneys, we commend
On the score of economy, the following
plan, as adopted by one "Gripes," a res
ident of Yorkshire, as related by Horace
Smith: f2o 9a ~
'Gripc's chimney smotbered wi SCOT and wi
smoke, Lfh
But won't pay for sweeping he muttered:
So he took . live goose to the top--gave poke,
And down to the bottom it futtered.
Hiss, Happily hiss, Happily
Happily, Happily, hiss
~ AM Hra
Wauns how cruel, cries one--says another Pm
Quoth Gripe, I'm asham'd ont, ad zooks; 49,
But I'll do more. So the next time it smoked
He popped down couple of ducks!
Qusek, fPpity lsquack fippity err
Flippity, Happily, quack." 5~