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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-26
First German Evang. Prot.
cStant Church Clay Street,
East Wheeling
Fair and Festiral IN Washington Hall
Friday, 22d February, 1867.

A distribution of many valuable prizes viii
take place, such as beautiful cabinet organ, val
ne $3.50 from the store of Prof Weber, Main St, q
Singers Sewing Machine, valued at go, from tho
salesroom of Howard Morton, Esq, and many
other valuable prizes too numerous to manuon
The subscription books are now open at the
above named stores Chances 50 eta. 1t.
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XIyE ARE OPENING NRwGooDsO P THE
w latest styles. vhich tAys been purchased
since the decline In prices. and we oifer at low
figures. r.s-. .........
Our stock has been selected With care and con.
sists in part Of goods suitable for Ladies' Gen.
tlemeu. Misses and Children's wear. Rich
Black and Colmcd Silks, Colorsd Poplins, Black
and Colored Reps, Black and Colored Delaines
Ahpacas, Nerinos, Empress, Ralmoral Skirts
and Skirtipgs, White and Colored Flannels,
Cloakinss. Fancy Cashmere for Boys wear
Spring Styles Of Ladies' Shawis, Household Fur
nishing Goods, le-4, -, GA Bleached Sheetings
~ Meaehed and Brown Sheetings, Table Linen.
Napkins, Huck Towels and ToweIng. Russia
Crash, Linen Diaper, Aarseilies Spreads and
Spread Material, Pillow Mnslins and Linens,
Hosiery, Gloves Alexsndres Kid Gloves, En-
broideries, Laces, Black and colbrrd yeket RIB.
bons (sritk Sefraes edgsl hf.' 80
. wenve few sets ine Mink Furs, which
win be sold cheap. We solicit an examination
Of our good. before buying elsewhere. Rts
tanai @J.H.sM1H = CO.
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS!
r. BEYMER.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4iies,
HiwatsAs, Clocks. ierelry, Sifyer nd
Plked Ware, Which ne WIN " ct Scv York
prisaE Pcrsons rishfng % yursiase desifzbls
Holtiay Psse1ts, vii d ned = give ne ~
esriy eal. - 80 ~ MfAkk.
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TRANSPORTATION COMPANY,

TNCORPORATED UNDER THE
general Incorporation act Of West Virginia.
With capital stock Of u ,oOO, e0J, divided into
10000 shares Of $40 each Working capital
SIpv 600. 10y -,
Books Of subscription to the above stock are
now open nc the Office Of Booth. Battelle a Co
corner Of Monroe ard Water street. formerly
occupied "a Telegraph office, where meeting
january 2eth 1867. NJ . O'Clock r. ~. for the
parpoee Il electing Directors &c, for the en-
suing year. A fun attendance of all interested
Is requested. .-.-.
CHAS II. BOOTH, Pres. pro TEN.
J. MrLRyE, See. pro TEN. janaI
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State Of West Virginia, 60
Gircsit Court Of Ohio coEsty, Decembe,
81 RnLe. Isf.GL F ....r - -

State Of West Virginia, 80
Gircsit Court Of ohio CoEsty, December
RHies, loG6. f-I ..' f[fr.
William BepDetL George W, Yokua, Zen
jamin ]. Phares, Benjamin Phares and Adam
Crawford, CemplahAntz "a JossPk n. Nc.
Yhorter, Alditor u the State Of West yirgdsia.
jesse y. Phares Squire p. Dsnirls and wiillsm
4. Chenovtth. Dsfrbdailts- 10 ChahoSry In the
Circuit Court Of Ohio County.
THE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO TX.
i jssn the SAID Auditsf and all afieer. agents
and attorneys Of ssid state from prosecuting the
motions nov pending AZ law in The raid COurt
against the aid sanlpia naIr- - surstias Of the
defendant, Je<ss y. Phares ON his ofbeial bod
~ Sheriff Of RaDdslpk County. and from poo
eeedtBs IN sny Vas " collect from the aid eoz-
plAinants AL or any part Of the tares, Beensea
interest, damages and enzts claimed N said mo-
tons; and further 10 obtain decree declaring
the said eonplzinants forever discharged fnDm
all iAsility Tor ~ Or SOY psrs q he Md taLes
lScenses, interest damages and costa. =.
And II appearing from an sfi9zvit 6sed IN tbs
cause thai the dsfsndSn.s, sssss Y. Raayes fad
Wililain c, chenotitb. are MI fedderts 81 thia
State, On the nstiau' af the accomplishments Il IA
ordered that they Do Appear hsrs within one
month amer ths due publication aud posting of
this order and ansveri fbe biIl ~ complaint In
this cause and do what Is necessary 70 protect
their futerests H>S -
deer -diawfv Clerk
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LIFE-HRALTH
DIR. Juan DeIamnrrc's Specific Pills,
arc prepared by the Messicurs GARASCIERR &
DUPONT, Pharmaceutsts, No. 2i4 Rue Lombard,
Paris, from the Prescription Of DIR. JUAN DELA'
MARIE, Chief Physician to the Hospital Da
Nord on Lariboiscrc.
LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION.
PARIS. May 5th, 1863.
GENTLEMEN We have used the "SPTCIYIc
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or Premature Emissions; Sexual Weakness or
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Genital Organs; Weak Spine; Affections OF the
Urine; Milky" Discharges Paleness of the
Skin with Sunken Cheeks and Bloodlcss Lips;
'Pincbed" Features; Irregular Action Of tho
Heart and in all the CHASTITY train Of Symptoms
arising from 0yer.use, Abuses, or Loss from
any cause of the Nervous Force.
We earnestly advise tho Profession, and all
persons suffering from any Symplo'ndtie or Or.
ganic A Tections OF the GRNrTo URINARY SYSTEMS.
to use these Pills With high respect, We arc
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To Graneiere & Dupont. No. 2li Rue Lombard,
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Sedenta,y and Studious Occupations, Griefs,
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COOKING STOVES, HEAT.
% "Drs, ING STOVES. hoo

CRATES PL0w FONTS SUGAR KEf
Tiles TEA KEIHEA HOLLOW : :
- EARE, &c. &c, &C, -
MI fs5vE Rf sirrE I'M 40 mgs 4. ssss
and for sAls NJ the lowest rntss By. sfIf -.
sasis. I TH0& g cU1zKRT5oK.
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FOR SALE

REXCHANGE FOE COAL LAND NEAR
l ] this city, or n farm on the Ohio River or Ma
tionaf Road an excellent new dwelling house
containing nine rooms, with two full lots Of
ground, in q central portion Of the city, not
Office or Market House and half dozen Of the
principal Churches. THOS. OBRlEN,
: iau26 Real Estate Agent.
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acknowledgements.
SERM0 ON,

DElNc the SIXTH OF THE
ID course. IN the First Presbyterian Church,
by the Rev d. w. Fisher. ON Sabbath Evening
January "a, at Z o'clock SuBjEcT-Roman
Catholicism aud the Forgiveness Of Sins, or the
Confessional Ind1lgenccs, Purgatory &c.
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Terms, by Mail, in Advance
LILY REGISTER.

~. ,-s., 80 Three months. y 90
Sir Months. 90 One month. -
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Isl, SMITH, o. JNo. L. MORRISON.
The national Republican., 1867-11-19

shsttsis IN question were not subjset 70 srsouson
under the rse,nt act Of Congress sxsmpting from
levy specified list Of articles, inoiuding house &e
The pstitionsr eontsndsd that the act was plain,
and ths psrtiss had no right TO make the levy thus
| sought 10 bs spjoined.
The rssposdsnt held that II the petitioner va.
wronged he had ample remedy At law, and that the
exemption law construed according TO Its spirit and
reason, exempted only articles intended for daily
livelihood, and not artiess Of luxury like tbs "fss
horse, Of the pstitioner or Bonnsr's Dexter"
The court oyerruisd the motion for Injunction.
THR LiscoLH MONUMENT.
s5s Lausburgvs the Lincoln National Monument
Association. The demurrer formerly entered In this
cause 10 ovsrruisd By the court the ground that
II the pantf proves ths fact set for,h In his bill he
Will be entitled 10 recover.
roHMAL ORDERS.
$40. John Douglas vs.. Henry Douglas. The court
made an order referring the hsd papers 10 Mr.. Ash.
ford. special auditor.
743. Rsgan vs.. Ragan. The court permits the
plsintif 70 amend hi, bill.
1885. MeBlair ct al vs. aasdby ct al. Tho Court
dssrsed the nna ratneation Of the Judicial sale Of
lots 81, ss, 81, and 80, in square l67.
1893. 0ittinss Of al vs.. Cross OF al. Tho Court
entered order dresting the sale Of the real
Involved in the suit bsctng the proceeds OF such
sale TO the future order Of the court.
$40. Adams 4 Coltmap, vs. O. r. Smith st al, Or.
der made substituting Charles Bradley trustee In
the place Of James Adams.
TIE court then adjourned until this morning.
ASSIGNMENTS FoR To-DAY's CIRcUIr CoURr-
Calendar numbers los, l29, 25s, $50, $780, and $40.
SPECIAL TRRh.
All the open cases remaining upon the Calendar.
The national Republican., 1867-11-19
DRoPosALs FOR wooD.
DRror QuARrERMAsrRR's OrrIcR,)

DRPOr QuARTERNAsTBR's OFFICE,
WAsHISorOs, d. q Nov. Ii, 1857. (
sesled proposals from responsible parties will be
received at this Office until ~ SATURDAY, De-
eember for the delivery Of 5000 three thousand
cords Of well'seasoned, sound, and me,ehantable
sire Of cord wood
Tho oontraotor to keep tho wood on hand At a con.
venisnt point, and deliver it-on orders from this
ofee-at any place In the city In sueh quantities s
may from time to time be required.
An Inspector will be designated the part Of the
Government TO examine and measure the wood as
delivered and such does not conform TO the speei
ncatons above will te rejected.
The pames OF two responsible persons, signed In
their ow hand, to statement that they will become
securities In the contract 10 awarded TO the bid
der, must accompany each proposal.
Bonds In the sum Of ten thousand collars, Eigued
by himself and both his suretes, will be required Of
the successful bidder.
Payments for wood reosiysd will bo made monthly,
II in funds or rs soon thereafter as funds are fur
ui,hed for the purpose.
The successful bidder must hold himself In readl.
ness to commerce delivery on the 18th Of December
NEXT
All bids will be submitted to the QiartermAstor
General for lnItruetions before awarding contract
Bidders will address proposals to the undersigned,
indoIsed Proposals for Wood " and are invited to
be present at the opening Of bids.
by order OF the ouarternaster Gensrali
J. G. MefERRAN,
Deputy QuartermAster General,
nol0.at Breyst Brig. Gen, U. 8. Army.
The national Republican., 1867-11-19
ID r o p o s A L s .

OFFICE DEror AND DisBrRsISu oAuRrERs'Rl
ATLANTA, GA, Nov. IA, 1867.
until IL o'clock, m, WEDNESDAY,, November II,
1857, at which time they will be opened, for supply
lug
572, ia feet Pine Framing Timber, green.
les, l60 feet shsetlng, .tragtt edge inch. green.
2oo, 10 feet Wssther. boarding 9exssx7-lO
%, $50 feet Pine Boards, ('or u'shing) dry.
i,2 IS, feat Pine Flooring, tongusd and sroOv
ed, dry, dressed on one side.
$500 linear feet Crown Aoldius o. O., inches
6, 800 linear fee. Grown Moldins o. O., ~ iuohe.
wide.
go 900 Saved Shingles not less than inches wide,
IS inches long
1000 pounds Sd Fine Cut Nails.
46, 900 poun 10 Cut Nails, I'd. to 500.
467, 600 Lsth, AxlL Inches < 4 feet.
| b,4s7 bushels unslaeked Lime.
29, 976 bushels clear, sharp Sand,
$50 bushels Hair.
| s92 900 Brick rs hard, is merohAntabls.
All to be delivered at the "swih Race Track, At
lanta, Ca whore the material will be inspected.
Bids will be made for each article separately,
| Delivery Of one. fourth the amount Of Framing
Timber. Brick, Sand, aud Lime will he required to
commence within ten (l0) days after contract Is
awarded, and all srtitlss mentioned herein must be
delivered by the 3lrt day Of December proximo.
Proposals must be In THiPLroArE, and indorssd by
suretss, as usual
The Government reserves the right to reject any oil
all bids srcH PARrs OF BIDS As NAT BB POH
THE BEST INTRhEsT OF TIE SERVICE.
Proposals should be addressed to the undersl gned
and indorsed the envelope, "ProposAls tor the de
livery Of Lumber, green or dry, Nails, or Brick, "a
By order of Brsvst Brig. Gen. R. ss.ton, Chief
ouartermAstsr. II J. PARNswoRTB,
First Lieut.. 34th Infantry, A. A. I'M,
nolo.h In charge Of Depot
The national Republican., 1867-11-19

REAL ESTATE TnAssFsRs.-The following
transfers Of real estate were reported yesterday
Lots and Q, In square 28, at $40; lot II, In
tquare 1874, at 81, l0O north half Of lot l2, In
square 49, at $2 0s3.67; south half Of lot l2, In
SQUARE 4as sa ,SSth part sub TO- IN
and Hawkins addition to Georgetown, at $s40;
part Of lot 10, in square All 81 feet inches, at
ST. 400; part Of lot D. In square 52l, at $500. 70;
part Of lot l, In square l,052, 25 feet, at $l25.
The national Republican., 1867-11-19

HALL DEDICATION On Friday evening next
Equal Division Sons Of Temperance, No. 3, will
dedicate their new hall, which they have rented,
at tho corner Of Seventh and D streets, Intelli.
gencer Building These services Of themselves,
are very interesting, and they will become more
their ine music. The exercises will DO public,
aud the lady and gentlemen friends are invited
to be present.
The national Republican., 1867-11-19

MusIo-The pathetic ballad, entitled Fathers
q Drunkard and Mother Is Dead" published
with most appropriate music by Ellis, Psnusyl.
vania avenue near Tenth street, has, We are In.
formed, reached Its thirty fifth edition, with the
demand steadily increasing. 1t Is the standard
song in the division" and lodge" as well as
In the home circle. Thanks to Ellis for copy.
Ellis, at his superb new store, has on sale the
pianos OF Cbickering 4 Sons, Hallet, Davis 4
Co., james W. Vase, Geo. NJ. Guild 4 Co., @.
A. Miller 4 Co, and VIM. P. Emerson. Of Bos.
toni those of Geo. steek 4 Co., Bradbury,
Marshall 4 Travers, Dunham 4 Sons, and A. II.
Gale 4 Co., of New York; beside the parlor
organs of s. d. 4 II. W. Smith, and Esty 4
Co., and Burdett's Cottage Organ" Indeed,
Ellis has everything the musio.lovsr may seek,
desire and fanoy-and moro.
The national Republican., 1867-11-19
Marine News.
San R. s5S sun s. Is5 HIsh water, iaS p. m.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Virginia, Gregg, river, -four to Gait
Steamer Pioneer. 0lden, Aocotink, wood to
Harvey, Clarke a Given.
schr. ocesnis, sattsrly, North river, stone to
N. Acker.
sohr. Cherub, Lemon, Philadelphia, coal to
Washington and Georgetown Ice Company
Schr. James Magee, Lynch, Philadelphia, coal
to Smithsonian Institution.
sohr. Founder, Skinner, river, wood to Wash
ington and Georgetown Ice Company.
Schr. Jas. Guthrie, Frere, river, wood 10 Wash.
ington and Georgetown Ice Company.
CLEARED.
Steamer Kenneboc, Talbert, Baltimore.
sehr. Dart, Smith, Philadelphia.
sohr. Jane +. Durfy, HometI, Fall River.
6ohr. Yankee Doodle, Jones, Newburg.
sohr. B. G. Terry, Weaver, Providence.
The national Republican., 1867-11-19

ASArrENrr TO RoB-A few nights since, some
scoundrel attempted to rob the shoe-store Of Mr..
Charles Breal, on Sixth street west, between N
and 0 streets north. He commenced the opera
ton by cutting out two pannels Of . window
shutter, but he was scared away by an alarm
given by little girl at the house, who discovered
him. The fellows identity Is suspected, and he
would do we'll to keep himself shady. Tho same
gentleman was robbed last fall Of part Of his
stock.
The national Republican., 1867-11-19

THE LATE WILLIAM DoUaHERrr.-Mr. viii
liam Doughsrty, who died q. Memphis, Tenn,
on the 9th instant, was we'll known citizen o
Washington. Ho filled the position Of supsrin
tendent at tho Capitol extension and Washing
ton Monument, and built the state.house Of South
Carolins, and other public puildngs In the South
His body was brought to this city for intsrmen,
Q few days since.
The national Republican., 1867-11-19

RUN OvER.-James Williams, q oolored man,
was run ovOr on Sunday evening, about 0 o'clock,
at the corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and
Eleventh street, by horse and buggy, In which
two men were seated. They drove of at 4
furious rate, paying no attention to tho injured
man, Officer Howss and Sergeant Walker, Of
the Fifth precinct, coming by, picked Williams
up and conveyed him to tho stables Of Thompson
Naylor, whore Williams Is employed. He evi.
IDENTIFY was much hurt.
The national Republican., 1867-11-19
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANS
P0RTATI0N.
OFFICE CuIEP QuARrRRNAsrER,
DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA, J

FAINT PAuL, MINI, Nov. IS, 1857.
Sealed proposals will b.. reotived At this once
until l2 elock m, on the Goth day OF JAuuary 1885,
for the Transportstion Of Military supplies during
the year commencing April le6s, and ending March
81, 1899, ou RSnts S No from saint fsul Minn. or
such Posts as are now or may be established In the
State Of Minnesota and In that portion Of Dakota Ter
st 81 S or oS,1 ana
point on the Missouri river, eastward to present
posts sueh as may be established east or north Of
that river, In Dakota Territory.
The weight to be transported on this Route No.
shall not exceed ten million pounds 40 900 900 ~
Bidders will state the rate per one hundred Qoo)
pounds per one hundred gool miles for each month
Of the year beginning April 1885, and ending March
bidders should give their names Ia fall. as well as
their places Of residence and each proposal should
be accompanied by bond In the sum Of ten thousand
dollars sigped by two or more responsible persons
guaranteeing that In case contract 10 awarded for
the route mentioned In the proposal - the party
posing the contract will be accepted and entered Into
and good aud sufficient security furnished by said
party In accordance with the terms Of this advertise
msnt.
The contractor will be required to give bonds In
the sum Of hundred thousand dollars, Sl00o0O)
Satisfactory evidence Of the loyalty snd solyency
Of each bidder ana perscn offered as security will be
Proposals must be Indorsed proposals for Army
Transportation on Route No, 4, and none will be
entertained unless they fully comply with the re-
quirsments Of this advertisement
The party 10 HON an award Is made must be rre'
pared 70 execute tne conNnes " b''
required bonds for the faithful performance Of tho
contract.
! The right to reject any and all bids that may be
offered Ia reserved,
The contractor must be In readiness for service by
the lst day OF April 1865, and will be required to
have place Of business or agency at which be may
be communicated with promptly and readily Tor
Route No, 4, at Saint Pau, MINI, Fort Stevenson,
Dakota Territory, or Al such other point as may be
indicated as the starting point Of the route.
Blank forms, showing the conditions Of the con
tract to be entered into be had application at
this oice or at the oee Of the Quarsrmastsr At New
York, Chicago, st. Louis, Fort LeAyenworth, Omaha
and Fort Smelling, and must accompany aud bsa part
Of the proposals. g. b HoLABlRD,
Lieut.. Col, Deputy q. N Gen,
Brsyet Brig, Gen, q 8. A,
nols.S0t Chief O NJ, Department Of Dakota
The national Republican., 1867-11-19
AM,JsEsrENTs.

JoHs B. GoueH, the unrivaled orator, delivers
a lecture this evening at Walls Opera House.
Subject: Curiosity"
MAGGIE MITCHELL made her hrst appearance
last evening, as Fanchon, at the National
Theatre. II will be rep GATED tonight.
The national Republican., 1867-11-19

LscIuRH ON MARRIAdH.-Rev. DR.. Gillette
has kindly consented to deliver q course Of leo
lures for tho benefit Of the new Mission Chapel
of tho First Baptist Church. The Doctor has
selected the subject Of Marriage" for the hrst
lecture. which will be delivered on Friday next,
the 22d instant, At the church, Thirteenth
street, between @ and II, at u p. m. Tho high
character Of DR.. Gillette, as a divine, will, no
doubt, ensure full houses for his lectures.
The national Republican., 1867-11-19

BIDS OrESED.-Yesterday bids were opened
at tho Mayors Office for furnishing and laying
9.inch drain pipes, gas and water pipes, 40, into
all lots and parts Of lots on II street, between
Seventeenth and Nineteenth streets. There was
but one bid-that Of Messrs. McLinden 4 Eek.
loft, whose prices are I AA 8.lb. 2-oz. lead pipe,
so cents i.inoh stop. cock and iron box, $3.75;
I.inch gas pipe, 80 cents per foot inch stop.
cock and box, dron,) 81 9.inch sarthsn drain
pipe, per foot, $l.75.
The national Republican., 1867-11-19

TnE NATIONAL RACE CouRsH.-To. day on the
above. named course q novel and exciting race
will be run between Coldwater Billy, the clever
little grey PAGER, and running horse named
Bones. Coldwater Billy is put up to pace mile
In harness, to rule, while Bones runs q mile and
a quarter, catch weight, The race 10 for 5000 4
side, Dun Bryan, who keeps a restaurant on the
Navy Yard. backing Coldwater Billy, and Mr..
Creagan stalking his money on Bones.
The national Republican., 1867-11-19

"HoNH AaAN."-Thst jolly gentleman, Maj
Watt, after an absence from the city Of several
days, reached port on Sunday night with q full
bag Of game, and . score Of anecdotes picked up
by the wayside. Tho major says the National
proved herself q swift oraft, having made the
trip from Aqua creek to Watts Bay, at the
foot Of Sixth street, in five hours.
The national Republican., 1867-11-19
GAS FIXTURES.

WE HAVE, IN ADDITION TO OUR
regular business Of Plumbing and Gas Fitting,
opened and fitted up = large Show Room at No.
lBS Ninth street between D and streets, adjoining
Union Hall, whore may be found the largest and
most complete assortment OF
CHANDELIERS, BRACKETS. PoRTABLEs, SO., 40.
In the city, al prices 10 suit all; -
Nos. AT and AS Ninth street,
~ SO.u between d and = streets.
The national Republican., 1867-11-19

LARoEsr.-John Wesley, oolored, was ar.
rested by 0fheer Aderson, Of the Eighth pro.
oinct, for stealing set Of harness, the property
Of Michael Coleman. Wesley had . hearing
before Justice Gull, who committed him for
court. The harness was not recovered.
The national Republican., 1867-11-19

sHouLp BIZ ATTENDED To.-Just opposite the
Park Hotel, on the Seventh street road, Is a very
dangerous place. made so by the frequent rains,
which have washed away the bed Of the road
until II 10 now passsble only over about one
third Of Its proper width. A dangerous hole,
filled with water, has, at night, entrapped sev-
eral pedestrians. Lieut.. johnson, Of the SEQ.
ond precinct has saved the lives Of two men, BY
rescuing them thorsfrom, after they had fallen
In. II something Is not done soon, the levy
court may have damage suit to settle.
The national Republican., 1867-11-19

COUNTRY PRopUcK.-wo call attention to tho
advertisement Of U. II. Hutchins, produce dealer,
10 another column. Mr.. Hutehins has on hand
an excellent assortment Of butter, cheese, eggs
and other produce. and We advise any In want
to give him call.
The national Republican., 1867-11-19
LOCAL DEPART NJ L N 7.

THE CENSUS OF TIE DIsrRIcr.-Dr Franklin
D. Hough furnishes us with the following ap.
prorimato census Of the District Of Columbia,
as taken by the Metropolitan Police force on the
llth instant, which we lay before our readers.
A few blanks have not been returned yet, but
ap official return will bo made In about a week,
tho doctor thinks:
The national Republican., 1867-11-19

SAILED FOR LIBERIA Yesterday, Rev. R. R.
Gurley, an honorary secretary of the American
Colonization Society, tailed for Liberia in the
society's steamer Golconda. During his ab.
sencs he will have an eye to the interests Of the
society. His son, Mcdonald, accompanies him,
as also do 3l2 emigrants.
The national Republican., 1867-11-19
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advertisers.
Every other day Advertisements, 90 per cont add.
tionsl Twice q week Advertisements, 70 per cent.
additional
Eight lines constitute square. Less than square
charged In proportion At the above rates.
Editorial notices, IS cents per line each insertion.
local notices, 10 cents per line each insertion.
Advertisements should be handed In before p. N