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NOTICE.

Sales EVERY EVENING at 7 O'Clock, byKnRoY & &Co.s
No. 333 Kngstrect, off general assortment Of DRY
GOODS, Clothing Fancy Goods, Jewelry,- Boots and
Shoes. Cutlery, Pertumery and Soaps. JanuAry.B
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SENTENCE,


There has beon no trial in your case. You were
indicted for a high crime, and if found guilty
would lave been hung; but your counsel wisely
induced YOU to plead grand larceny. The circuul-
stances woro very You Ho Knocked Fo down
son the sum Of S5.25. II such a course of life is
continued it will utms tey bring yo1 to the sal
would be much better to scoL some honest en-
ploymont and 60 steadily to work, than TO spend
SSo1iir money and waste yonr time n a grocery:
You arc too young to commence such course OF
lfe. Your changed condition depends ON YOUR
making character for Yourself Of IT, honest ION diii
iiculty in obLr ming employment, and in making
yourself happ. contented and respected, but it it
life that has tempted you to crimo.
You arc sotencod to eight months in,prison-
mont in tho jail, TO be removed to Columbia When
ever your services are requisite, to aid in building
tue Penitentiary, and also to pay fine of So
Isabella Clark, indicted for burglary, but found
guilty OF larceny, and Hector Edwards, guilty CT
same crime, wore sentenced ut the samo time.
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HAVE You ever considered the risk you run by
ncglccting what is apparently slight Colds fnot,
think buforc The seed of disease germnates in the
system. NIARspEN's PEcToR.M BALM has boon
found successful in the treatment of all casos For
sale by ali druggists
DoWIE 81 NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO., Agents.
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BY,R. M, nrAHs4ALL &.BHO.

BYR. NJ. MARSHALL s. ;RHO.saa5::
TOMORRoW, 2sth inst, at II O'Clock viii b6!sold, az
the old Exchange, Bsoad street. :..J:>;..z55
Tho PREMISES No. Lands Court being 2 few doors
above Bogard street. rlIinng from Ruteage. The Lot
contains dwelling of four rooms and Htuhon:
Conditions cash. Purchaser to pay us for papets
January 23 5'..s;s- : - :'-.E.' .;t
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=5=IHE FOLLOWING arc The NUMBERS WHICH SIcH
the principal prizes in the Havana Pan Kentucky
State Lottery Class A, January 18th, 1867: No.
q .G69, $50 600; No, 19,733 $4,000; No. %, GIG,
$4,000; No. 2o,897, $1,000; No. 1872, $4,000; No.
SO, ,e23, s500O
CnrsoLM's M1I-The proprietors of this estab-
lsIlmcnt have now added to their facilities for
transacting business BY tho introduction Of
steam saw mill. Tho location is admirably adapt
ed for this purpose, as vessels can be loaded with
dispatch from the stream. Ashley River has long
been tho great rendezvous for vessels engaged In
this trade and the addition Of another mill will aid
to the property Of the city by bringing IN increas-
ed traffic. Charleston has long had deserved
popularity as lumber market, and it is pleasing
to sec that our merchants are determined to use
every effort to preserve its character IN that respect
ATessrs. CH1soLM BROTHERS design also leasing
tllcir extensive mill pond, and persons who desire
making an investment aro directed to their adyor-.
tiscnlcnt in another column.
PROBABLE MURDER ON ST. HELENA IsLAND.-The
Ne,o Soatb says: Son tho morning of the 18th
inst. fire occurred on the plantation known as
the Village Farm, on st. Helena Island-two
minor outhouses were totally consumed. The fire
was undoubtedly the work Of an incendiary, and
upon examination it was evident the fire had been
an act to conceal the traces Of q crime of o much
darker hue. Tho remains Of a negro man were
found lying upon the ground where the larger of
the two barns had stood. The premises had been
occupied by an old man, Solomon Wise, formerly
Of Twiggs county, Ca, who has been missing
since the 7th inst. It appeared TINT the remains
we're those of Solomon, that he had been murder
81 and concealed under tile cotton barn, which was
then fired, together with his home. Strong suspi-
eions arc aroused in tho minds Of the people liv-
ing in tho vicinity against a man who is said to
have been in debt to the deceased, and many cir
tend to confirm the suspicion. The
has created q great excitement, and q
rcry comulendablc spirit has been displayed in the
efforts Of tho colored people Of the neighborhood
10 scoii out tho perpetrator Of the crime"
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A GENTLEMAN and lady, with nurse and child,
desires private boarding in q respectable family.
Information in reference to tho matter will be
received, or can DO given, by the editor of tlus
Daper. - z==
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Isaac Hayne, alas Henry Williams, alias Isaiah
Francis, indicted for Highway Robbery, but found
guilty Of Larceny. His counsel plead tho benefit
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TIE TIME TO ADVERTIsE IN THE
COUNTRY.

Tie Daily Sasih caroliatan ut Columbia, is now sent
to every Pusoiicc in the State Being the oiicic paper
of The State it will be found ut the present time cspe-
cia valuable to merchants aud others desiring to avail
themselves of a very large circulation,
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Tho prisoner was vory stoical throughout this
trying ordeal, and manifested q wonderful compo-
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CcNsI6cING OF
ENGLISH AND FRENCH MERNOES, Muslin De-
LANES, Black and Colored Apacas. -. =
Colored and Black Silks, Poplins Prints, Gin8hans
Swiss and Jaconet MuSlins, Check CambHcs, Na1r-
sooks Organdies. .s,s;S5ss cs;..z
Flannels Linen and Cotton sheetngs, Irish Ltnens
Diapers. - a.f-..s,,sig.. f555t
Bleached shirtings shavis, Hosiery. Gloves, Laces
and Embroideres - . .E-.2;:: -
With large assortment Of Fancy Goods; not enu1nc-
ratad. - : 5. - - --=ssE - - -. -
Conditions cash. January B
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In the case of scipio Fraser and Jno. Jonkins,
the Judge stated that he had received notice Of
an appeal, and the prisoners were ronlanded to
jail, to be carried from there to Columbia at the
next sitting of tho Court of Appeals.
Daniel jenkins being then placed in. tho dock,
his indictment was read, charging him with kill
ing Robert Dantzlcr. His couns ! plead tho bone
fl of clergy, AMI FIis Honor delivered tho
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Auction Sales This Day.
.JouN G. M11Non t. Co. will sell this day. at their
auction salesroom No 1913 Meeting street. ut 10 O'Clock
n lot Of choice plants evcrgreens variety of choice
peach trees &c.
a. II. ApnArAMs l. Sons will sell this day, at their
sacsroom No. 5 Hayne street, ut halfpast III O'clock
s,sars wipes, soap, backing, &C.. also, clothing dry
goods hosiery, &c.
WILBUR e SoS will sell this day, al their saiesrooms
corner of State and Chalmers Streets at EalCpast 10
O'Clock, ready y-malc clothing, shoes, liquors, &c.
u W. Knox will soil this day, at their salcsrooms
No. 3s Meeting street. opposite the Pavilion Hocl, ut
10 O'clock the stock of rct dr. goods soro-clotil-
ing, buots, shoes &c.
J. E. T. SLOAN will sell this day, in front OF the old
Custom House, ut hapast 1C o'clock, one bay mare and
five prime mules iwell broke
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h-A-A-A-i--z
The best Dyspeptic Bittcrs now in use arc PAShS1Ss
lIcratic Dcrs They never failtog give relief Try
bottle a,, be convinced For sale by all Druggists. II
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5BnEAEFAsr CAKES, Gn1DDLE CAFES, MuFr1Ss, ROLLS
&c al made light and wholesome by using TIC PIONEER
YE.sr powpEn. If you would use Buckwheat without
having headache and cruptions, the Pioneer Yeast
Powder. Bakers will find this Powder reliable for hot
Rolls, Tea Biscuit &c. Sold by
GRUBER & MARTIN
5E1. Nm Kinr Grnpt.
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he sentence OF the law is that you. Horace Gree
Iey will be taken hence to tho place from whence you
last came, and be there confined until the 10th OF
March next when, between the hours OF 2 and in
the afternoon, You will bo taken to the place OF
public execution, and there bo hanged by the neck
,,o,,r holy bc deod
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FIREs.-About half-past eight on Saturday even
ing the kitchen chimney Of AIrs.,SrADys hou c, in
Mazycl5 street, near Archdale, caught on fire, but
was extinguishcd without resort to tho engines.
: At half-past one on the same night the alarm
was sounded, and the residence of AIr. PATRICK
CLEAny, corner of Hutlcdgo and Mount streets,
was discovered to be on fire. Tlp engines were
promptly on thcspot, but, i'll consequence OF the
want of water, the efforts made to save the pro-
perty were unavanS. and the house was entirely
consumed. Mr.. CLEAEY and family barely sue
ceeded in ncscaping-thcir furniture, and some 5000
in grccnbacks being q total loss. Somo few things
we're saved, hut the fire had made such hcadway
whcn discovered that it was impossible to cope
with it. The house and furniture were only IN
surcd for $1,000, which vii! leave large margin
not covered. Tho fire was evidently the work OF
an incendiary.
At eleven A. NJ. Yesterday the alarm was AGAIN
sounded, and although, the tircmcn were mrsty
in the different churches at the time, yet tho bell
had scarcely struck moro than once when tic en-
cincs wcro heard in all directions. hurryins to the
fire. The churches were speedily cmptsed, but
Fortunately the contagration proved to be very
slight, and vas cxtinguishcl b: moans OF aiew
buckets of water. II originated on tho root OF q
house occ:.ricd by n. CALVIN SYMPTOMS, on the
east side of Meeting street, between Line and
Shepherd, and was caused by 9 detective iluc.
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DLOws, HARnoWs, CULTIvATORs, HORSE HOSE
Corn Mills, Corn Shelters. Feed Cutters
Cotton, Corn and Garden Sood Planters
Grain Cradles, sytlcs and Suatts
Shovels Spades Forks nnd Hoes
Rice and Grain Fan Mills
- Hand and Power Cotton Gins
Horse Powers-of I'LL kinds
Reaping Machines, Threshng Machines
Grain Separators ind Cleaners.
AGENTS FOR THE
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Eo. pow1E, late Of slNosps. lsyrr Co., and RUFF

l. DowlE.
T. T. NOISE. late with K1SG 4 CAssrDEY.
fI The attention OF Druggists MERCHANTS end Physi
claus liz respectfully called thu above and their Orders
so,jcitcd sl.ulwfllno Jal.lary
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SALOO N S..
FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT, !

H F. TURCK INFORMS HIS FRIENDS AND THE
IL. public gonora,ly that he has opened at tho above
place. and will be pleased to furnish them With tho best
that the market affords, at moderate prices.
! Jnnnnrv q Fzz==g.5. limo
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E1teasiue Sale Of fDanaaged Dry Goods, 70 be con-
tinuedj from day 70 day until an Sold.
by JOHN G. HuLNOR q co.
On THURSDAY, 31st instant, at 10 O'Clock. will be sold
at our Auction Sales Room, No. 133 Meeting street,
The STOCK OF -R READ & CO., saved from the late
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E1711 SCHOOL OF CulR1.EsroS.-Ata meeting.
on Saturday last Of the Board Of Supervisors OF
the High School of Charleston, Mr.. ". a. DEAs
was elected Teacher of tho German Language III
that institution. Mr.. DEAs we learn, spont six
years in Germany, and mas excellent testimonials,
both as to character and proficiency.
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In commenting on this move, tho city papors
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Another thing you should think of is, that a
largo city or crowded village is no place for idlo
people to congreGate. Idlcness is tho parent Of
crime, and it was the want OF employment that lod
to the commission of it in this instance.
Your degraded condition is shown by The fact of
your lying on thcgro1nd, exposed to the dews of
Heaven. Any one reduced to that stage OF dcsti-
tntioll must steal, or llo worse. Employment must
be regular. 1t will Lot do to work one day and be
The national Republican., 1867-10-28
STATES MAILS.
LOUIS ANA.
fosf Vftict pfrAhIhh
MIauIHaIns h.nIamhaI n lAnj

Proposals. will be rsesv,d 81 the Costr.st ones Of
this Department uOtil osloss, p m, Of DecsIns-r
H. ntxt 10 be decided By the 18th for Carrying tn
Nails Of the United states fios April ls.s, TO jams
80, ISL.
RourH No. s,o6o-Trsm Ll.xsedrls, BY Lamothe,
Cotls, Cloutiersills Msrths,ilis, nstshi,oehes
Pleasant Hill, hanshsld, Ksatshis, Spring Ridge,
sud drsrd Csps: 10 shsyspori, las miiss and back,
three times . week
Leave Atsr.ndris Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day, at 6Am.
irhvs at Shreveport hid days BY sp IN.
L ave Shreveport Monday, wsdiesdsy, And Pri'
day, N6a m.
Arrive at Alexandria third days by sp m.
ThS accepted bdd vil b required TO take th.
oath commonly known As the test OATH and 20 exc
cute contrasts n the form and manner pr sorbsd ty
law and the sgalatlons Of tho Department.
Por furhsr ard full par,iou!srs 70 to the oondi
tons to be- iuooTporAt into niTAots, and OF tt'
li,blliues OF bidders r~fsr.nes 10 msds to III
pam phlet advert'sement dstsd ostob.r 81, 1885, In
,ss IN o5 sk5TIiRS H. t,Hs S 1SltsS
at tn. principal post Ones.
Proposals must be scaled, supsr.oribtd "Ms,
PrOp)s'ls, Route No sOfl, .tNts Of u uisihnA, aud
addressed to tbs Second ,s>stAut Postmaster 0su,
era Contract 0Gs,.' ALEX. W RANDALL,
oe2s.id ruHmAs'er General
The national Republican., 1867-10-28
COM NJ ERClAL.

NHw YoRK, ,0st. 20 Flour I0a20 cents better.
Wheat 3a5 cents better. Corn l cent better.
Pork dull mess $2l 25s2137. Lard dull at
l2ialSi. Whisky steady. Peas hrm. Cotton
armsr st "a for middling uplands Freights
firm. Spirits turpentins dull at ais55 cents.
Ro,in quiet at $3.7 for strained.
BALrInoRH, Oct Brssdstufs-Ths market
for nour 10 rather frmer. owing to tho upward
tendency Of wheat in the last day or two, and
the presence Of some demand for export. Quo.
tations arc, however, unchanged. We quote
| sales since yesterday, IS follows 200 barrels
Howard street super at $40 rs 100 barrels City
Mills super at $l0i 100 barrels Standard Extra
do. at $il 800 barrels Howard street family at
sl3 rs, and about 400 barrels City Mills extra,
on private terms.
Wheaf-Receipts I 400 bushels white
| and Q, 022 bushels red. There was very little
prime and choice wheat at market, and holders
Of all grades were much hrmer. There was not
much demand, and sales were light, but mostly
At an advance Of about s cents on Fridays
prices The sales include 500 bushels cboics
Maryland red at - S0j 100 bushels choice Vir-
ginis Vsllsy do. at $3.50
Corn.-Reoeiptsl /, ,086 bushels white and /, ,62S
| bushels yellow. The market was dull and sales
| light. Some lots Of new corn In good condition
were offered, including Western mixed in prime
condition, but We heard Of no sales Of new. There
were no sales Of white reported, but holders
| "eio AkinB bl fVAl 10 IOr Boou 70 ptlmo lno
sales reported we're as follows: Yellow-475
bushels at $140i 800 at $l.37; $50 at 81 40;
100 at $40; 500 at 81 40. Oats.-Receipts
| 3, $50 bushels. Tho market was very firm, and
many holders were refusing to sell at current
rates. TN sales reported were as follows: 400
| bushels at ~ cents; l40 at 73 cents; 100 at II
cents; $50 At 90 cents; $50 at IS cents; l50 At 70
oents; also 100 bushels Virginia at 73 cents, iu
store. Rye Receipts 700 bushels market
more active. but at lower prices The sales Of
fair to prime range from 81. So to l. 65, including
225 bushels Valley at 81 65.
Provision,. market for al kinds Of Pro.
visions has boon very dull during the past week
Stocks are very much reduced, as Is usual at this
season, and operations have been oonhned OF.
clusivsly TO filling small Southern orders and
supplying the retail trade. The sales Of Bacon
aggregate about 800 hhds. ~ 14tAl4t cents for
shoulders; l7ial7t cents for rib Sides, and III
al8 cents for clear ribs. There has been moth.
Ing done in Bulk Meats; none offering. Haus
dull, selling In retail lots at l9s20 cents for city
cured, and 23s2S cts. for Western sugar.cured,
oonva'sed. Mess Pork has declined, and has
been very dull. We note . sale Of so bbls. at
s23 so for Western. Lard dull; City IA cents;
Western l4ial4i cents for retail lots Sales OF
2i3 kegs Western Lard early in the week at IA
cents.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
FINANCIAL.

Gold declined still further on Saturday, whilst
Government securities were Arm, with an upward
tendency.
Ths hour market was better at the clos. on
Saturday, though there has been q decline Of
prices as compared with the previous week.
Provisions generally had also declined, and the
market was heavy.
JAr Cooxn 4 Co, bankers, furnished the fol.
lowing quotations Of Govern mont ,seuritis, at 3
The national Republican., 1867-10-28
Marine News.
sua Il, s2e sua 5. 80 / age Water, !. ~ ,. !.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Ksnnobec, Wilson, Baltimore
Steamer Columbia, Harper, baltimore.
Steamer WAwasset, Foulke, Cone river.
Sohr. r. II. Kemp. Lsnard, Havre- do a raoo
coal to Harvey, Clark 4 Given
Schr Argo, Carey, Hhvre-do. Grace, coal tc
James Frazier.
sehr, Forward, Jones, Havre.de. Grace, coal
to II. c. Stewart.
schr. Archie, Reeves, Georgetown, s. c., lum.
Der to Aohun Son.
schr. Kate, Prero, Upper MachodOc, wood to
master.
sehr, L,vinis, dunnon, Alexandria, wood to
master.
Steamer Pioneer, 0lden, Accotink.
Soh.. Enterprise, Simmons. river.
sohr. Merchant, BsitIsil, river.
sshr. Flying Fish, Taylor, Hunting Creek,
Virginia.
IorIcR TO MARINERS.
Notice 10 hereby given Of the re.establish
mont Of . light on York Spit. Chesapeake
Bay.
The station Is nov marked BY vessel sohoon
sr.rigsed, and painted yellow, showing 4 single
reflector nIed whito light, which may bs seen at
distance Of eight miles.
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PROPOSALS FOR THE ECONSTRUC
TION or A ShwRR IN A STREET NORTH.
oFFIcH OF suPHRIsI nKDssr AsD lSsPEGroR OF
kuvsa. ko

OFFlbhoE Afb VI
tBwsRs. CARRIAuawArs AnD SIDIwALKs, 80,
CTR HAIL, ,WAsAIs0ros, D. c., Oct 2j, 1867 J
Sealed Proposals will be rsesiysd At the Mayor
Oflos, usul u m on TUESDAY, November 9th next.
for tho eonstruetien OF . barrel sever In A stree
iorth from the west side Of Second street s,s and
10 connect with the Government sewor IN Delaware
avenue, with suoh drops, trsp' uauhoes aud lateral
brsnoh sewer, as msy Be required Tho siEs cf th-
main sewer will be thrss feet, and ihs Aterals twV
fact. in.ids dlaustsrs, With wAlls nine inches 10
ihisksoss. The traps snd nAuh.lss will be thu
same size aud description As those At rTanhln square
and thiTt -snth street west
Bidds-s will state the price per lirsA foot for the
main and laterasj per msnhole, drop snd trap each
which shall inouds ali expense In oxeAvatiop nllag
aud naking good all streets, hAs -foo.wAys, 6s.
For further psrtieulsrs see speoaeiiio in the ocs
Of the sspsrintsadest and 1sspsetor Of Sewers, &c
or tbs Com missioner Of the Fifth ward.
The right 10 reserved By the Mayor TO reject any OF
all bids shoula II be deemed to the Interest Of the
Corporation. wM. TO- sYrH,
supsria,endsnt and Insp speetor, 10.
THOMAS PRYOR,
BlNJAMlHOWBN,
Assistant Com missionsrs.
HkBARNRs,
ss9S Com missioner fifth Ward.
The national Republican., 1867-10-28

- sssfstts
cHlLDREN', cLorHlSo
oARIBALDIAsp zocAv1
PLAIN EssH GsP i;i;s s4ss! i tsi4..p Eli
. oBILDREN
ohiESEES's dXHaGo 81 SiSE
PINE BLACK CLOTH
BEAVER srIrs.
Goo Ils'f Cloth Proek., sls
Black Cloth oeks, tlO.
Boys coLoRkD AND WHITE
SHIRTS
cHlLpEES's sHfRr WAISTS,
PLATA, Fan r. z .1d II En- SISidsrsd
MBRIsO SHIRT.
boys' GeRu ne Burkskin GAuntlets.
Bows HsAVv Cntton socks.
SOUTHERN oAssIMEREs,
surfrs
GENTLEMEN AND YouTH',
PREnIR0n
FLoCKs AND sHoDDY.
Silk k-mixsd Salts, go
Double and Twist Suits, t9o.
standard silk. mixed sui to, as
Kentucky Jeans Suits, tlO.
Waterproof Tweed OvereUAts, ".
THs FINEST SELECTION
PIECE dooDs
lever had nOw ready Or i,rwovr
Low PRICES
EDwARD HAkRlS',
and other famous Domestic, freu'b, Austrian, Snd
snsli,h Co.un,s, Beavers, Cassin eros Ae, made to
0fas' I" sEw YORK PRIcU.
HBAvY KIBBED
ABRINo sRIkTS AND DRAWKRs,
LAMBs.wooL sHiRfs AND DRAwERs,
FOR N. so
Very hao white and scarlet Flannel Shirts 'u&
Drawers.
Boys MsrInO Shirts and Drawers.
Country Knit sostS.
Warranted Buekskin Gloves.
Fine Black Cloth saekt,S
Pine Black Cloth Proeks, s2O.
Fine Black Doeskin and Beaver Pants, tlo.
HeAyy Blue Beaver suits.
YouthS' Black Cloth sacks.
Chiidrsn's Black Salts
Faney Velvet Vests
Ransy and Plain SILK Vests.
Boys' standard School sui,t, ,IsSe.
Boys Cashmere suits, VI.
Boys Double and Twist suiu, ele.
Boys Virginia Cashmere Suits
Boys' Waterproof Tweed ovsreoats.
ONE PRICE ASKED,
NO Lgss r. KKN.
Gs0 HRNNINo,
No be5 seventh street near Nary and avenue,
Corner Of seventh street and Maryland avenue.
Ia 3 ; B ; B ; B ; $3.50
ssll.ln
The national Republican., 1867-10-28

Bass BALBOA Saturday afternoon match
game Of bose ball vas played on the grounds south
Of the Prs,idsnt's House between picked nine
and the N. 7. socisls. The game was an In.
teresting one, and at the close stood 9s TO II In
favor Of the N. 7. Sooials, as follows: r
The national Republican., 1867-10-28

JuRY DRAwN.-on Friday last tho following
named jurors were drawn for the November term,
commencing on Tuesday, the 9th Of that month
]. O. Lewis, county Frederick Stromburgor,
Sixth ward; Patrick McMslty, Fourth ward
VIM; Hickey, jr county Jas. +. Young, Second
ward Richard Cruit, jr., deorgetowni Benjs'
min p. Mo1lsy, dsorgstowni Joseph s. Tucker,
Sixth ward; John f. McEldry, Georgetown
William Chase, First ward Il. N. Chaplin, Fourth
ward; David jackson, Georgetown Jacob @
smoot Georgetown james Pilllng, county
James ] Barrett, Gsorgstowni W. D. Lsosy,
county; William Linkins. First ward z. viii
lisms, county, Ambrose Bradley, Seventh ward
George Hutchinson, Sixth ward John Douglass,
county; Thomas PROXY, Georgetown William
WetEelI, county Charles Ii. Anderson, Fourth
ward; Edward Browning, Sixth ward Nelson
Isdell, Sixth ward.
The national Republican., 1867-10-28

Umpirs-J. HollIngshsAd.
Seorsr-W. s. Gordon.
Time Of gaus-Thrss heurs and ten minutes
A very iptsrssting game Of base ball vas
played between the ffst nine Of the Woodbins
and the Northern Liberty base ball slub, which
resulted In fsvsI Of the former By . score Of 20
70 18. We sppsnd the score:
The national Republican., 1867-10-28

MouSr VERNON LopeB, No, 8, Knights Of
Pythias have removed to the large, commodious
room In the upper story Of Union League Hall
The national Republican., 1867-10-28

ODD FELLOWS VIsIT.-on Saturday last, Noun,
Nsbo Encsmpment, Sons of Temperance, headed
BY l. A. Heads Brass Band, paid friendly visit
to Msganeno Enoampmsnt at Odd Fsllows' Hall,
Navy Yard. A very pleasant time was had, and
the visitors were delighted.
The national Republican., 1867-10-28

Coupons, ia 5.20's. 1862, ll2i; 6.2os
1884, 1921; 5.2O's, 1865, 1921; 6.2o's, Janusr.
and July, 1885, lo7j l0.4O's, l00ii 1906, July
1885, 1905, June. lO5i gold, 14li