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EeyITY oovRT-Judgc WTie,-ThIs court held

q htsblun on bAtnTdAy,
99S. Homann VS.. ajmnnp. Smith. This Is au action
OF divorce, II appeared that tho defendant married
tho plaintiff after the interyentOn Of Circumstance
which rendered necessary that course to secure the
legitimacy Of his osprng but that within two weeks
after the marriage he maltreated his conugal partner
inhieting punishment upon her with leather strap
and her child often for days at time, and finally cn
minated his brutal conduct by poisoping his system
Mr.. J. l., Smith, for the complainant, sought to
divorce,
Judge Wylie, It IL dirty case want to hear no
more aboutit. Take your decree.
And decree Of divorce a rincuH mdtrfROnH was
entered, and wife released,
ll2s CARLISLE pable VS. Charles A. Budee and Geo
w. Mcclellan. LeeCh and Totton-WilsOn This is
an application for Injunction to restrain Mcclellan
from paying and Ruhee from receiving certain money
which were the proceeds Of contract on the part Of
Dane and Ruhee, TO transport the United States mail
In Minnesota and Dakota.
demurrer, S' ~
The court then adjourned until this morning,
The national Republican., 1867-12-16
Amusements.

NATIONAL THEATRE.
MONDAY. DEC 10.
LAST NIGHTS
MR., EDWIN PoRREsT.
..r shakspcare's Five.aet Tragedy Of
KING LEAR.
Supported by
MISS LILLE.
MR.. BARTON HILL,
AND TIE FINELY. SELECTED COMPANY.
Tuesday,
METAMoRA,
OR,
THE LAST OF THE wAMPAHoAGs.
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MASONIC OFFIoERs CHosES.-At a meeting of
Hope Lodge No. 20, i. A. NJ, on Friday night,
s. W.; VIM, MertZ, ]. W.; y. II. Dickson, secre-
tary, and II. Goodhart, treasurer.
The national Republican., 1867-12-16

ISsASE.-A man named Jonathan A Sullivan,
connected with the Coast Survey, and who was
insane, and on Saturday conveyed to the Insane
Asylum by Oflcer Voss,
The national Republican., 1867-12-16

INCREASED TRAVELLING FAoILITIEs.-To ac-
commodate the citizens of Washington and Al
exandria, during the Ice blockade, the Washing
ton, Alexandria, and Georgetown railroad viii
run seven trains each way, daily.
The national Republican., 1867-12-16
ZINE LIQUORS AND TEAS.

Tho Best Palo SHERRY on sale in the District nIeo
80 per gallopi Old Loye MADEIRA, S5i very Fine
Old VIRGINIA WHISKY, &6i NECTAR, 81 PER-
Feet LOVE CORDIAL and JAMAICA sPiRITs.
Very superior Teas. would call attention to very
fne F. Tea at o. rs, better than any sold by the So
deiS-eoSt W. II. TENNBY
The national Republican., 1867-12-16
Georgetown Advertisements
oLIDAY Ds. /.

LIDAY GooDs.
We have now on hand the largest and best assortment
Of FANCY GOODS and TOYS In this District, together
with choice selection Of BOOKS. &c., suitable for
presents Call and examine our stock. Our motto
J. NJ. X. MILLS h CO,
del2-2w l2S Bridge street, Georgetown.
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PURCHASE oP SPEED.-The proprictors of n
Messrs, J. b. Olcott 4 Son, have purchased Lady
Elinor the beautiful little mare that did her mile
In 2;36!9 at the National Race Course during the
last fair. She Is valued at a., 500,
The national Republican., 1867-12-16
NEW FURNITURE STORE,
" las BRIDGE STREET,
FEW DOORS WEST OF HIGH-sIdN OF THE BIO

Tho undorsi gnCd wishes to inform his friends and
public generally, that his FURNITURE is now open
for Inspection and isconadent he show the most
complete assortment to be found In Georgetown.
Please call and get his prices before pureh else
where, j. b. WELLS,
no9 las Bridge st. Georgetown, d, C.
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lowing-named were installed as officers of Morn
ing star Lodge I. o. @. T., to serve during the
remainder OF the quarter ending January 81,
Miss Kate Crossman; l.. II. s., Miss Laura Me-
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\XyALKING CANES AND UMBRELLAs-CHAS.
w j. PEARCE, manufacturer Of Canes and um-
hrellas, No. 2l2li Pennsylyania avenue, between
Iour.esnth and Fifteenth streets, above WillRrd's
Hotel
Canes. Umbrellas and ParRsols repaired. de6-ln
The national Republican., 1867-12-16

:. GEN. JOHN p. @. SHANKs, member of fConRress
from Indiana, and Capt, John II. Farquhsr, late
member Of Congress from Indiana, win address
the Soldiers and Sailors Union this evening,
The public are invited,
The national Republican., 1867-12-16
LIME GROCERIEs AND LIQUORS.

New Layer, Valencia, seedless and sultana Rasins,
Ctron, Grab Cider, Cooking Brandies, and
Wines for mincc meat Spices, Figs Almonds Peeans,
English Pickels, sauee, and al kinds
OF Christmas Goods! W. II. TENNEY,
del2-eo9t Georgetown, d. e.
The national Republican., 1867-12-16
FULL CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA,

RANGE-B RIGNoLI
ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY.
The national Republican., 1867-12-16

Williams was arrested on Saturday by Offlcer
Evans, for attempting to swindle Washington
sent him to the workhouse as a suspicious char
aeteT, as he had not been caught In the act of
The national Republican., 1867-12-16

MoCaylEy RE-ApREsTED.--OnS Saturday after
noon, bctveeni and O'clock, George McCauley,
q. RSsa s.y 5D% gS: &
the house Of Henry MoGiss.. |. onc-stoft hsmf %
an alley near the corner Of Nins:eenth : and N M
streets, First ward, BY Lieutenant John \ Kelly
'1i Sfi Kelly snd psessyvs SnS Reiy posted
ives MsDevitt and Bistsf sTtsssd lie house By
Cauley, Henry Mofnft and Lewis Craig, Botii Of
whom they arrested and took to the station
house with MoCauley 0,ssis esMsrssd with re
in the First ward, and sold to man IN aeorse-
siderable resistance was manifested on the part
n ssaS s ss{ ssa secured Cd
his revolver in time he would not have been
taken alive hsae1sns ,kSsty Immediately
cVe me Me6%usy S ,Sp1s was feF PfPf Sa sHs
@ refarn nome ss his Wife %sa VeTy ill.,
he made fast time out Sixth street and concealed
turncd to the V city and oStaneS ttS moSes
He then tramped about ten miles above Seneca,
on the Potomac, but heavy snow having fallen,
an itching to see his Is' he ventrsd nf tS
return to the city, and was captured as above
stated.
THE SLEionIso,-The sleighing yesterday was
to use a market quotation, in nprimc order"
and outside Of the suburbs would DO quoted as
advantage of BY owners Of feet stecds, and many
a"ligtning splitter" was seen On the Avenue yes
terday. stranger would be surprised at the
number Of fast horses owned In this city, horses
that can "knock spotsn out Of 40, and handled
with keen eye and steady hand by their own
ers.
yesterday. our. eye caught many a fast one.
We saw such well fnown Of our fellow-citizens
as Col. shelly, Of t9e Metropolitan, handling q
behind Ha%itonian colt thsi fsr ia srS ssys 0ss ssh
beat asa. Mr.. Chadwick, OF Willard's, handled
his famous trotter. Mr.. Barney Green, of the
rel not unknown to trotting fsme foIIoWsd sI in
train by Mcssrs. Fcrd. Butler, Charles Gautier,
Col. James r. Young, Of the N. Y. Tribune, q. W,
known corres spondent Of the lRd California. hand
ling a fleet and beautiful ron gray, and accom-
panied by his friend, Edward Jump, the WE'LL
Hdoing' Warrington for FrdaR Lesiieis NssspGper. y
J. b. Ocott handled with de tterity his celebrated
roam Lady Elinor," and many others, who
seemed to enjoy the sport With much slce.
THE NEw YonK CHECK RoDDERr.-The fol-
lowing telegraphic dispatel was received on
Saturday evening at police teadqusrtcrs;
M RlsAeras RSltS; gi!f%GSj asRisglsa: II
house, this morning, with the exchanges Of the
bank, was knocked down aid = trunk taken from
him containing certified ant other checks drawn
public Will take no checks pawn on the Bank of
the State Of New York, without first communi-
In case a person presenting any check having
the appearance Of being p,rtioh Of those, tolcn
is unknown you will detainhim and notify ME
sible, by giving 1t to the hnks and the press.
The bank will give propG reward for arrest
JCHS A. KENNEDY,
SuDerlnt tpOlicC. New York.
The national Republican., 1867-12-16
TOYsl Toys! ToYs!l!
FURNITURE FURNITUREll

j b. VANDERWERKEN,
los HIGH STREET. GEORGETOWN,
Calls the attention Of the public to his extensive
soTnent Of FURNITURE eonsis sting In part Of beauti
ful Cottage, PaToT, and Chamber sets Extension Din
sOnablc terms and asks call before purchasing else
where, nO2ilm
The national Republican., 1867-12-16

FOUR NIGHTS ONLY,
Commencing MONDAY, December q.
The national Republican., 1867-12-16

WALLS OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA,
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STILL THEY COME.
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS STILL ON HAND,
which will be
SOLD AT A GREAT SACRIFICE,
consisting Of -.

Heavy all-wool BLANKETS, from o. IS to 90.
PANT STUFfs, from % to IS cents per yard.
Best yard wide Bleached and Unbloached COTTON.
Atwood FLANNELs, from % to 70 cents.
Cotton FLANNELS, from l2ls to ~ cents.
GINGHAMS, only l2IS cents.
BONNET VELVETs and RIBBONS.
All the latest styles TRIMMINGS.
BONNETS, HATS and FEATHERS at less than cost.
All the above Goods must be sold In order to change
business, T. 0UTMANi
de2.n III Bridge st., Georgetown, D, G..
55 coNFEcI!oSEEr. So
Al wALLACE's, No. % HIGH STREET, q GORGE.
TOWN, can always be fonnd the finest assortment Of
Cakes, Pastries, French Candies, Grapes, &c.
Weddings and Parties furnished whit the finest
confectionery and in the most elegant style n2s
The national Republican., 1867-12-16

CLEAN THE Snow AwAY.-Our citizens should
remember that they are required by law to clean
the sidewalks in front of their houses within a
failure to comply with this regulation of the cor
poratc authorities will result In their being fined
by n magistrate, as the officers of the Metropol-
itan police are very active In reporting all cases
of violation of this law. The following cases OF
this nature came before some of the magistrates
on 81 SSHttGr9Hay t5 ana each one OF the parties were
Riley, of the Fourth precinctj Joseph Ross, p.
Thyson and =. j, Breen, arrested by Oflcer
Crownj Alexander Provost, John Coombs, J, NJ.
Magee, Charles Baker, arrested by Officer Peas
ter and Moses Morrison, arrested by Offlcer
Harris, of the sanitary force.
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tion and interior fixtures, Of which sum the Hon.
In the latter part OF 1881, the congregation,
% hw Rlpts nSt 5sn
bia college Law Bullding,) on Fifth street, near
gregation worshiped from the beginning OF iso2
tiff 1896.
The iec,ure-room Of the present church was
then used, and the final service therein termi-
mated on the last Sabbath Of 1865. On the first
Sabbath In june, 1850, Calvary Baptist church
was dedicated, the Rev. George Dana Board
dsdtstory sersiss and ps' The evening @ sRsauses SF
fSsy York Hsv. \. Il. hGSctt Is ps.tofi and
ing devoted his whole service for a number OF
years to the prosperity Of the church and his
The organ was the largest and most costly in
the city, and was built by Mr.. Esben, of New
York, Tor the sum Of $4,000. This magnificent
Instrument, i Of course fell prey to the devour-
To remove erroneous impressions, we will
state that the reason why the bell of the church
At Sssn S SS Roh say
hood, who was thrown into spasms and convul.
Another Incident mt worthy U % Of mention ia the fact
that the noble clock In the stceple continued to
indicate feeting time for one hour after the n 70
was ySsI raging, the hands pointing to ~ O'Clock,
Passing by the smouldering ruins last night,
we cast our eye upward, and beheld the tall
spire, In all Its beauty of symmetry, still stand
ing, pointing, as with a finger, to Heaven, to re.
mind sinners that their only salvation is In look
ing upward to Him for forgiveness.
The pastor Of the church had been advised that
the First Baptist chufch, Estreet Baptist church,
Wesley chapel, IN. L. church,) Ninth street NJ
2. church, First Presbyterian church, st. Paul,s
Lutheran church, and others, offered the use oi
theit houses OF worship to their suffering
brethren,
through ia fsustcca a n,mber ~ nnii,ic. ~ IN
surance on the building, Of which the principa
The national Republican., 1867-12-16

GRAND TEMPERANCE REUNIoS.--A nts
are now being made by the Washington City
Temperance Society for hodnga grand Temper
ancc Jubilee on the night Of the first day of Jan
uary. The exercises are to consist of series Of
short addresses, and vocal and instrumental
music by the musical associations of Equal,
Metropolitan, Columbia, and other divisions OF
that have been named to make addresses we
have heard mention made of Messrs. John 5.
Lloyd, VIM. McPheeters, Geo. W. Maher, Gov
Thomas II. Ford, DR.. 7. q. Clayton, Ros A. Fish,
o. X. Harris, ]. J. COombs, and others. 1t Is
stated that as soon as Congress reassembles after
the holidays the Sunday evening meetings OF the
Congressional Temperance Society win be re-
commenced in the Hall Of the House of Repre-
sentatives.
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SEATON HOUSE-JouN II. SrMMEs.

WASHINGTON HOuSE-A. +. BURRIDGE,
Proprietor.
Col A q Boone, Colorado; r : Gllcrcst, Ohio;
II l. Hopkins, X I; Henry UllmRn, Coloradoi l.
N Robinson, W Collins, ohioi II L Rockwell,
Prince, Naj W II Price Geo IIowarth and wife,
J MAcmAhon, U SN
OWEN HOUSES, W. OWEN.
J J. Waterman, Yorktown, Vas A Willard,
Mexicoj II Rogers, Philadelphia w Root,
NJ ID, q w White, James W CroXson, New York.
q Lancy, Lexingtoni q z Gordon, New Orleans,
Evening star., 1867-05-21

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New-York tribune., 1867-05-30
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IMPROVEMENT OF THE ROCK lSLAND ~
l ntpfns an TIE MISSISSIPPI hfvRiSe.ss PROPOSALS ~
i,.,s In e r.eeKed a, this Ofee ral ID WeInsay JAM
fasJ aDd removing the rock AMI chsS ~
iso i River AZ tic pd Upper Rapids o
rs.D. ~ ams and blasting o. ea'enS s
vii be required furnish all beats mashincy
p.Iom Al the in e prosecutor ., pe sS',
ss mi, yards reaeyed mstIioaed nneqna
Ssssn. psnts ap u. ss S1s s GSSs asss A
s 80, ssr interfering Its Pfa tezae Nun
conre,srs e pe: per eses ysr -. % Snsa & ss
10 do The uo wh!ch will Be ies aS when 81 sss"'A'
"a the o,zinee, charge may determine an ria. and no
The C3svsnnss reserves es rsht seet Ar 80. .stsscte
III, i ~ the party sderhs shall srneH
.vdn. ,ba ks us,vorby, sAd has the Necessary 'H %
printed ssyy OILS must b .a1o e, ~.
~ hd aust written guarantee ssn svr n
p.sns pinls popeea q the fora r.. viii 5e
sstoe w % .. n, ,oyas eA.tresns Al t Rock sna
IA .di,susS BrI Maj General j. H. wison u o A I -
ash I,f.ntry Davenport, Iowa am. nv calling ID
p.ss dpy thsr information can obtain Ss Davenport
A., Once Of Second sss ss,h Nm bs
las shsrs mp plans spsctcsons and az making pro-
shosa . all Who ~i'A TO s1amins 'hsn 'o' WV F"'F
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New-York tribune., 1867-05-30
gnterual Kepenne.

INTERNAL REvENUEwNl.NTH .sIT IS.sIssss D.SIEiSE !:
p or & 20 4. persons residing doing huoe 70 Tie Ninth 'ss g
o, s,, Of New composed q S ys ,sa I, 1s..ssss
I~sng sscona With March lsss b pen tss
osss 10 - s ms and pse. appeal. viii Be- ee,ea and as
ne rease - wiag specify the particular cause nster %
decision Is requested and state me
lDnps sms license carriages gold ss Watches sh.s ssn-ss
TAI nl.ta or these whose aSss not sppess
n Rss x asesnsni and penalty 70, ssSsct
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New-York tribune., 1867-05-30
Eestures ano alstiinsa

OOLITMBIA COLLEGE.-The annual EAAM-
~ NATION the CLASSES Columbia College ~, eommeoee
an NCSDAY the a June ~ o'clock and Nl be continues
nnu FRIDAY the l4ih of the Senior Glass from hoNDAi
TiIRsDAf June 6 the other Classes o hoSDAi June ~
FRIDAY, June IA. ,.. - vprn.y .rd sArrK.
DAY Jaue 81 and r. beginning at - m - ~ oX, -
SCHOOL OF MINES-The annual E1aminstoa OF oe sno"o I
M;rs. 81 (oubl. College will FRlDAf may S ~ -
s'im' m .oa Iii be coutiuuel until WEDNESDAY June u
Gar sdx,slon will be examined FRIDAY June H.
N W " II DRsLBR, L. D.. Acting President
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30
6he Curt

TTNTON COURSE, LONG ISLAND-TrottIng-
u -GRBAr STALLION RACE, THURSDAY Nay T' Ys.1.
r.h e. - eco Mile N i've IN hAfnsA
Comodos Vanderbilt" Jeha Lsvss SI Sso5s' ys ~ ~
an Citr horse cars Fulton s1d "inSnsoIsS
en- pREas svry I've nnute. the sonth Ferry es
nssng Az Eass Nev.York With steam car. ever eoa,
Refreshments tanne' o' n' WILLIAM SHAW, Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30
Myl6 Lsw6~Tl
CUPREME COlRT-CITYI and v',,g COUNTY y, 5oSf Of

CUPREME COt'RT-CITY and COUNTY & OF
- NEw.YoRK-HESRY NJ VALENTINE Pl.intH agt yohN ,h
pRpRiy Geo Perrin aYd Larinis a. his wife CaerDo toiro'n
ohrsse inows Isabella codoh and James CosroIh her
h.Io,. Itts t.ose Yoge Marcus Fletshsne ne reope
. sae Robert Perrin Defendants virtue sn
ndsmp, the above entitled ae'ln e aa
.r Al Spea FERN Supreme CourS hed a. hs Ciy
Cy NewYok eighteenth DAY Of March 6I ana .ne.o on
the int dv Nav 1901 the uniesnet the referee iof e
appointed said Judgment viii sell subject to The NE estate Sl snA
Perrin the Paes detndsni herein Al pose s
TUESDAY The 4h day Of June 1857 at u ee1 noo oy
AuctOpeer the morFsged pnrs 80
action described follows namely lhs unSyEd So pmn o
M rat certain lot the City Of New tok AMI knosn
~ .bs, sIslt h,riTs and hryhree je certain ts
In The oe ofthe the City md conny fNeSSorh eot
y.n ~ Bs, Farm bounded follows: Bssnnns 81 poat
ON u. westerly oe Bowsry distant one hundred and htyoe
M ard uoyihery the sOrh westerly come, OF
r, and and running thence westerly on hhe
snghs the Bowe hundred feet themes no'neIy aIs h
be Boyy feet; esser ne AZ nsnt
Tho Bvery BoweTJ and thence snaer
rna bp ,hs ,re ot Catherine psrr erpe5
,s,n. Carly by Thomas White decreased hl VIII sptn
si recorded n he orce Surrogate NJ the City aud Comfy o'
Nsw.Yori in volume 81 Of wills 1, r,pxpuJI R.f-rse
.,>,x :, noo,,-,,,x pi.ir,,S', At.uers Eiyia2su3s
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Y HENRY H. LEEDS g. MINER.

B nsss, J LsFD' ~ AnIgRSS5 1'0Ss ruTntur, formerly
Snsp 70 noble families Of teE ana Aue SSs re- ola R+d
I tba Jeeds Art Galeries
VI above
Of articles Of Vert1 and Antique fuih
ebony nad ivory, satin bocsde Furniture Centef'
berstely and mlad Bookcases WiA bgues Gohso
carved gilt figures four pieces antique yellow Damask sool'
IS ,rls; two small Tables nyrutd With marble Lions hesds g.
ivorv brou1e Cabinet Of ebony formerly belonged 10
M ly OF Coutsrn; Urn for wine and water IA waiter yn
V M Minoto Grand Buffet scalp from Bsrhango family
E f,p family Paaro Of Venice; Rdys Jewel Io1
% bes relief formerly belonging 20 the Countess Con
Csi, du NOoes' which tie Venetian brides bad the @
,rse,nr from family of Grman with many other c9sy ~
tn tie different families Of Venice and Italy obae' uS
lste troubles there . -, ,..,,.,s of the Holy
Also superb folio cory Rober's illustrations % % patronage
Isrd with explanations limited number Of which, under no & AZ
Oh British Government, having been Published only ''
~ IN rooe f sps on,ss and Clocks be sold Sith91
.li .rte1I.rs in catalogue They will be exhibition o"
p fssie. fee
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30
9teamboats ano Railroads.

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-Tfains leave
foot ofCour1dt for Al and no A M ~ r
80 ,as p H. Toe BALr~oKH and wAsaIHsros At sBi 10 "a.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30
oHc, Croioa Aquedue, Department. MAY %. ls5i.

nEvlnrsrsr y FVHIIC tnAhIIEs ND N'N.H' a''H'-
M Io,p.r rEAR BKoADwAr, vYoKE MAY g. idOI')
WHEREAS, The leglslatmTe: at i.S IeoSms a ,.n..
Pable Charities ani Correction; hsIrihfs
R,soi That this Board ~i h July dsrbuIe tho
a - sPpcsr 10 The Commissioners s .aori
ihr " relief 10 The poor City 0f Srwiors bat sub
t 10 following eoss,ons; That portos shall be spPoprsi.
10 snI which has c all from ihe LeSAture
a. ia ou or wLeh nrr eonirs snT religions
" wh require, h.E3eAss e profession Of any fehSa'
I>soires applicants foe this land bo
80 before the
hsir reports setting forth therhsca
oondou the BEnbc of
ev during aud the 81 :hrI he.r and managers
JOSHUA PHILLIPS Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-30
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroa0s


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SUMMER A8RANGEMENT.-FO White
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FOR PORT JEFFERSON AND STONY BRooK-s,..m.r SUN.
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tine table DAVID WILLIAMS President No. 5 Beskninst
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hall M Rousc Point arriving a, Montreal at Returning will
leave Albany at 8I5