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The national Republican., 1867-10-30

CARRIAGE AND r,r no,rs
o.a, as.iS s'' sale by JOHN r 1lvAss co
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AND zoUAvE
r.4ri E'8H Gs$ i;;$ Az: E,$Sg Z Trimmed I'll
cuILDhkEs
Three oE;HsRRs' Effrs SIS sd tIsy TPysr''
ovERcoATs.
PINE BLACK CLOTH
BEAVER SUITS.
Black Cloth Sacks, As
peYs' coLoRED AND WHITE
SHIRTS
cHrLDfES1s rsST sHiRr ! * y WAISTS,
Plain, Fancy ard E@.roidsrsd
MERINo SHIRTS.
Boys deuuine Buekskin GSuntle's
Boys Heavy Cotton Socks.
SOUTHERN CASsIMEREs,
surfrs
GENTLEMEN AND YOUTHS,
PROM
FLoCKs AND sHoDbY.
Silk mixed Salts, $40
Double and Twist Suits, s2l.
Standard SILK mixed Suits, +26.
Good Business Suits, sl2 and els.
Kentucky Jeans suits, 80.
Good Heavy oysreoAts, go.
Waterproof Tweed overeoAts, ss.
THE FINEST SELECTION
PIECE GOODS
lever had now ready for
At my usually -
EDwARD HARRIS,
and other famous Domestic, freach, Austrian, and
English CoAtngs Beavers, Cassimeres, &c, made TO
0fa'' AZ '' NEW YORK PRICES
HEAVY aIBBKD
AND
PINE PLAIN
MKRIHo SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
FOR 9l.
LAMBs.wOOL safkSs AND DRAWERS,
Very nns white and scarlet FLANNEL shirts and
Boys Merno Shirts aud Drawers.
Country Knit Socks
Warranted Buskskin Gloves.
Fine Black Cloth Sacks, as
Fine Black Cloth Proeks, go.
Pine Black Doeskin and Beaver Pants, Elo.
Heavy Blue Beaver Suits
Youths Black Cloth sacks.
Childreu'S Black Suits,
Fancy Velvet Vests.
Fancy and Plain silk Vests.
White Duck Vests. ~
| Boys' Standard School Suits, to'ou
| Boys Cashmere Ruits, tS a.,
| Boys' Double and Twist Suits, sl'
| Boys' Virginia Cashmere Suits
Boys' water proof Tweed oVsreoA"
ONE PRICE Asked,
.oLgs TAKhN.
0EC G HEHElE7,
| Ma "A, seventh \ rect uFa May and avsluei
/ " and
Corner of seventh street md |arylSnt avenue.
a !! 1 ID 3 ; b ; sss
The national Republican., 1867-10-30
DY WILLIAM l.. WALL 4 co.
Il AIlCTI u. ,.kEhA
SALE oY VALUABLE SQUARE AND
BtJtI,DINu LOTS IN rms cry or wAsHINO-
torres SIS and Sl7, southwss corner Of Psnnsylysas
avenue aud Ninth street.

GOVERNMENT SALE oY VALUABLE SQUARE AND
BUILDING LOTS ~ THg CITY OF WASHING
TON, D. O., AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
uFricB PuBLto BUlLDtSgs, GRouSDs, Asb WoEHs, [
wAsHisdToN CIrY ID O., October 1897. I
On TUESDAY, tho 9th day Of November, 1881, CON-
menong at IL m, will be sold to the highest bidder
by W. L. WALL CO., suetioneers, at thsir auction
rooms, on the southwest corner Of Pennsylvania ave.
nus and Ninth street west, the following described
property belonging 10 the UuIted State-:
Lots numbers 4, Q, aud 49, In Square No. 65l
Lot numbered 10, In sou re No. 900.
Lots numbered ], g. and Is, 10 square No. es.
Lots numbered and In hquare No. ll6
All Of Square numbered U28
This square hs. receptly been subdivided and laid
oct in los aud will be sold In lots according to the
survey, which can be sees on the day Of sale or,
should any desire to bid for the whole square. an
opportunity will be given.
Terms: CAsh, In Government funds, on delivery OF
deeds Of thesproperty.
ons-anh ithc purchase mossy to be paid when
the property 10 knocked Of
should the purchaser fail to comply with the tsrms
OF sale the property will thsD and there be put up
ag,io, and sold TO the highest bidder
II the whole term. are cot complied with within
thirty days from the day Of SALE the otesr 10 charge
Of the Public Buildings, Grounds, and works, re-
serves the right to resell at the risk aud cost Of the
hrst purchaser. n. MICHLBR,
Major Of Engineers, Brsys, Brig Gen U s. A.,
In charge OF Public Buildings, dc.
W. L. WALL CO,
oe s.tds Auetionsers.
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

TnR NEW Co.orERArIvE SroRK. you wish
to fnd hne groceries, choice teas, fresh butter.
eggs, and everything desirable for family use,
60 to the store No. 487 Ninth street, between d
and e. The treasurer will be at his store at all
hours to receive subscription for stock.
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

PocKEr PicKED.-our fellow.citizsn, 7. X.
Gray, osq, had his pocket picked on the street
cars on Monday night last. Fortunately II did
not contain large sum Of money. There were
some papers in It, however, that wsro only Of
value to the owner, which he would like the
party who took 1t TO return TO him. II he has 70.
maipsd long enough In the town to see thi,
| notice.
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

FouRrH WARD PoLiTIcAL MEErIsGs.-or
Monday evening q meeting was called iu the
Fourth ward, Of the Republican club Of thai
ward but only a few attended, 10 consequences
Of the inclemenoy OF the weather. and no bust
ness was transacted.
At the residence Of Mr.. A. Glesson, North
Capitol street, between @ and II streets, Demo
cratic and Conservative meeting was held.
Mr., Gleeson was chosen chairman, and Mr..
Hollohan secretary.
The following, offered by Mr.. Timothy Malone
was received and adopted
Where's It has become necessary, In our judg
msnt, for the thorough organization Of the Dem
ocratic and Conservative citizens Of the Fourth
ward
Be it re,olpei, That a committee Of three b,
appointed to draw q constitution and bylaws
and, at the same time, present proper names fo
officers Of q club, to be known as tho Demo
cratic and Conservative Club Of the Fourti
ward"
The Chair appointed as the committee callet
for, Messrs. John Hollohsn, Dennis Murphy, ant
James Mulqueen.
Adjourned.
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

POSTAL CLERKS APPOINTED, Postmaster
General has appointed E, E. Kelly as head clerk
and Wm. ]. Lee as clerk on the postal car be.
tween Washington, D. O., and Weldon, N, Q.
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

nation has been received by his parents of the
death of John r Samers, sEq,, in New Orleans,
on the 3Oth inst, by yellow fever. Mr.. Samers,
aged 81 years was a native of this city, and was
highly respected by those who knew him. lie
leaves a large circle of friends here to mourn his
loss.
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

Amour THE RIVER very high tide swept
up the river yesterday in consequence Of the
storm; in fact, 1t was higher than II has been
since 1861. At the usual hour for slaokwater
with the ebb tide, the river was at the heighth
Of q full food. Tho water washed over the
wharvss, and the Arsenal grounds were iuun-
dated to a considerable extent Quite number
Of vessels broke from their moorings, the result
with much difficulty. The G. Vanderbilt, Aqua
creek boat, due at 0 a. IN. yesterday, did not
arrive up until noon in consequence Of the rail-
way being submerged between Aqua creek and
Frsderieksburg. TSe arrivals at the wharves
were few, and II Is probable we shall hear Of dis.
asters occurring from storm which apparently
has swept along tho coast from Cape Sable to the
Gulf Of Mexico and we'll into the Caribbean sea.
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

An Error In speaking of visit from one
Encampment Of Odd Fellows to that of another,
We used, on Monday the words Sons Of TEN.
perance," instead Of the words "0dd Fellows.
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

DEATH or DR. HORACE P. MIDDLEroS.-
Yesterday at IL IN. the Medical Society Of the
District Of Columbia met In the medical depart.
ment Of Georgetown college, to take action con.
cerning the death OF Dr. Horace p. Middleton,
who was about twenty. eight years Of age. and a
son Of D. W. Middleton, clerk Of the Supreme
Court Of the United States whose death We have
already noticed.
In the absence Of the president Of the associa-
tipn, DR.. Thomas Miller was called to the chair,
and DR.. A. r. A. King performed the duties Of
secretary.
There were present at the meeting DrI. Done,
prinkard, Emory, Todd, Draper, j. F. Thomp
son, Herbert. W. P. Johnston, Lovejoy, Prem.
tiss, Toner, Eliot, and others.
The president noticed, In 4 few appropriate
remarks, the death Of DR.. Middleton, alluding
to his life as having been one Of promise and
his attainments as high and valuable. and to his
death as depriving the society OF a young and
pious member.
On motion, q committee Of three, composed Of
Drs Dove, f. Thompson, and King, was ap.
pointed by the Chair to draft resolutions appro.
pirate to the occasion.
The committee, having retired, reappeared,
and reported the following:
Whereas the hand Of an overruling Providence
has taken from US an associate, DR.. Horace 7.
Middleton, a member of this society therefore,
Resolved. That In the decesse Of DR., Middle.
ton We have to mourn the loss Of a Christian
physician, who was true to his faith, and con.
stant in the honorable discharge Of the duties
belonging to his vocation. Though cut of in
the prime Of manhood, he had begun lifo we'll
and promised, had he lived, to adorn both tho
profession and the society to which he had the
honor to belong.
RsS0ived, That, as mark Of respect 10 the
memory Of tho deceased, We will attend his
funeral in body, and that a copy Of these res.
| olutions las expressive Of our sympathy and con-
dolence) be forwarded to his bereaved family.
Resoivsd, That these resolutions DO published.
Pending the adoption Of the resolutions, DR.,
W. p. Johnston spoke Of the serious loss which
the society had sustained in the death Of DR..
Middleton Of his pure moral character, and Of
his good example as a Christian gentleman,
which many Of us would do we'll to follow.
The resolutions submitted by the committee
were unanimously adopted, and
On motion Of DR.. Eliot, 1t was agreed that
the members Of the society meet at the Medical
department at Up. m, to. attend tho funeral Of
deceased, from his fathers residence, on Capitol
Hill.
The society adjournedj and, at the appointed
hour, reassembled, and proceeded In a body to
the residence of deceased's father.
The funeral services were conducted by Rev.
DR.. Addison, Of Trinity church; and the remains
Of DR.. NJ. were followed by large concourse Of
mourning friends and relatives to Congressional
cemetery, whore they wero inferred.
The following named gentlemen acted as pail
| bearers: Drs. A. +. A. King, W. d. Drinkard,
s. ]. Todd, ]. 7. Young, William Lee, and d,
W. Prentiss.
The father Of deceased has boon quite III for
several weeks, but Is now something better.
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

The FOURTEENTH STREET CAn QUESTION
Mr.. Pau having stated, at the meeting held OF
Fourteenth street, last week, that the Washing
ton and Georgetown Railroad Company returned
q less income to the revenue officers than did tn,
= street line, the officers Of that company hav,
procured from Collector Clephans the following
letter, showing the statement to be incorrect:
USIrED STATES INTERNAL RKyESUE,
COLLEcToR's oIPIcE, DIsrRICr or CoLrABIA. J
wAsHIsUrOS, Oct. 81, 1855.
Geo. s. Gideon, President ". and @. r. X. Co!
Sin: In reply to your note Of inquiry with ref
erencs to the correctness Of the statement BY
Mr.. Pau that your company return a loss in
come than the street line, l have to state that
the statement is incorrect
Very respectfully l.. CLEPHAsn,
Collector Internal Revenue for d. Of @.
The national Republican., 1867-10-30
oe s.tda
pY FRAYSER & CO., AUCTS.,
- No 9l7 PenptylyaniA avenue.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOT
NEAR THE CITY HALL

PUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT
NEAR THE CITY HALL
On THURSDAY, tie 3lst day Of October. st I
O'Clock M, we shall offer for sale at Public Auc.
and 2S In Square No 66s being the east 10 feet In
width Of said Lot n and the west 10 feet In width Of
said Lot %, BY leo feet In depth to public alley,
making beautiful Lot Of 20 by 100 feet.
This property fronts on street north, between
Ssoo and Third streets west, and offers great In
ducements b. purctas
Terms: one third cash. residue In three equal In
stain ,nts OF six, twelve and eighteen months, the
purchaser giving his notes for the deferred pay
meats satisfactorily endored, and bearing interest
from day OF sale. A deed given and . deed Of trust
taken All conyeyausing aud stamps al the cost Of
the purchaser.
1.-THE terms Of sale are not complied with within
ave DAYS from the day Of sale the rRhtto
resell the property at the risk aud cost Of the de-
faulting purchaser en- giving two days public notice
LLOYD Il LAsssLLg, Attorneys.
FRAYsER 4 CO.
AM
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

FAST DRIyNG.-William Taylor, colorsd, was
arrested By ofhoer Kelly, Of the Sixth precinct
The national Republican., 1867-10-30


ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6,
~ 1867, at IL 'eloek, there will be sold At auc-
tlOn At the United States Nasy-Ysrd, Philadelphia
Wv BUREAU OF STEAM ENGINEERING
10 tons Iron turninss SEQ pounds chrome sresn, lot
'' BUREAU OF YARDs AND DOCKS.
200 pounds old iron, water cans, bellows, old
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT, &c
8 Manila hawsers, 7, 81, and 9.ineh. Manila
lines, 2il bolts aax asd juts bag suG, SOL pounds
hide rope, IS 900 pounds NJ rigging, s. 400 pounds NJ
rope, shskings, 100 pounds ,ene twlue, h0u.slils,
brooms, window shades and curtains, bed cks coal
bags, cooking utensils, brushes, wire rope, needles
nsh hooks log states, TOOLS letter pre- painted can
vas, carpet, mating, grspnsl and shsin hose, life
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIRS.
b.l7s pounds scrap composition, S,lD pounds
sheathing nails 6O pounds old sheet comp ssition,
q boxes shee tin, 233 pounds tanks, 1000 pounds
paints, 5000 pound. hgaum.itE cuttings, OLD brass
glsriers diamonds, cutters, whAle-boAt, yawl,
| gig boat, ! launch, 2 dipgeyu, meas and tool
chests life buoys, barrels, earboys, balls eyes,
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING.
90 500 pounds bread, 4oIS barrels beef nj bar.
rels pork 30 packages nouf barrels rice Is pack
ages dried apples, "a kegs pickles., boxes and l
package coffee, PACKAGE batter, package dss.l-
Gated potatoes, IS barrels aud l2 packages beans,
barrels moasses, bsrrss vinegar 565 bags, 10 PEA
Jackets, round Jackets. cloth uowsars, I22 sat Iet
trowsers, duck trowsers, frorks, overshirs, undsr
shirts, drawers, sattnet, flannel, sheeting, dGek
Nankin, boois shoes, mattresses, blankets caps, Is
boxes tobacco, soap, ribbon, tape, needles, buttons,
mustard, pepper, shaving brushes, candles, iron
chests lot Of old scales and weights
THOMAS o. sELfRIDGE,
oe2S m&wtd Comm andAnt
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

THE EFAiR.-Providence and the weather per.
mitting, there will, 10 all probability, be large
crowd In attendance at the fair grounds to-day.
There was nothing doing yesterday, but the
selling Of stock, 40, and active operations will
only commence with fair weather, which, we
trust, will be had to-day. The stables Of J. 7.
Price 4 Bro arc crowded with animals Of note
upon the turf, and, with fair track, they are
expected to make an appearance upon the course
as contestants In many races. omnibuses will
be run by Prco Bro from the Navy Yard
terminus Of the railway to the fair, at reason.
able rates II the track is in good condition,
there will be q race to-day.
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

ASSAULT AND BArrERY.-Timothy Miner, for
committing an assault and battery upon Jas,
Alexander, was arrested by Officer Williams, and
fined 90 by Justice Hazard.
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

SANITARY COMPANY Fifteen written and
eighteen verbal notices were served yesterday
on persons having nuisances existing on their
premises. No earcassss were reported around
the city.
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

COMMITTEE MkrriNe--LouDous AND HAMr.
SHIRE RAILRoAD.-A meeting Of the Joint com.
mittoes Of the Board OF Trade, the Merchants
Exchange Of Georgetown, and the Councils oi
Washington and aeorgstovp, was held at the
Board Of Trade rooms last night.
On motion Of Mr. Samuel Bacon, Colonel Jas.
A. TAFT Of the Warrington Board Of Aldermen,
was called TO the chair, and Recorder Q M. Mat.
thews, Of Georgetown, appointed secretary.
The resolutions adopted at the Leesburg meet.
Ing, held on the 23d instant were read for infor.
nation.
Mr.. Bacon said Loudoun county was one Of
richest In Virginia, and the project now inaugu.
rated proposed to construct q branch Of the
Loudoun and Hampshire railroad from Aidie to
this District. BY which means the products OF
that rich and fertile county might resch the
market. As to It's benefits, . vast amount Of
trade would be secured to any city that con.
structs road and receives the products Of that
section Of the Old Dominion. What the lateral
branch would cost to construct, he was not pro.
pared 10 say. The floating debt Of the company
he understood TO be only some $l25, 900, which
was mostly In Clark county, and that he oonsid-
cred OF little consequence. He did not expect
the corporation Of Washington would do much
toward Its construction, as 1t would have to ask
the consent Of Congress TO make subscriptions
Georgetown, however, was differently situated,
as II could increase or decrease its debt as II saw
ft.
Mr.. WIN. II. Tenney, Of Georgetown, stated
that ho visited Leesburg on the late railroad OF
eursion, and observed that the country was Of
every grade, but above Leesburg he found It was
better graded, and thought branch road could
be constructed without any great cost. lie said
Georgetown was willing and ready TO invest In
the construction Of the branch road, and was
surprised to learn that Washington could not
subscribe.
The Chair replied that II could bo done with
the consent Of Congress.
Mr.. Tennsy said II tho matter waa properly
brought before Congress, he had no doubt, then,
that body would grant the right to levy an addi.
tonal tax for that purpose. He then suggested,
In order to carry out the intentions Of the rsso.
lutions adopted at Leosburg, that q sub.com.
mittes be appointed from the Joint committee to
consult with the president and directors Of the
Loudoun and Hampshire road.
Mr.. Owen Thorn moved that q committee OF
one be appointed from each organization TO carry
out the objects Of tho resolutions adopted at
Leesburg.
Mr.. James L. Barbour amended the motion
by moving that each organization name Its cont
mittee.man.
The amendment was accepted, and the follow.
ing gentlemen named as the subcommittee:
Board Of Trade-Samuel Bsoon.
Washington Board Of Aldermen-Z. Richards
Washington Common Couuoil-J @. Dulin.
Georgetown Aldermen-C. NJ. Matthews.
Georgetown Common Counoil-Bsnj. Darby.
Merchants Exchange, Georgetown-Evan
Lyons.
, The secretary was requested to notify the
President aud Directors OF the Alexandra, Lou.
doun and Hampshire railroad OF the appoint.
ment Of the committee, and the meeting then
adjourned subject to the call cf the chairman
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

USREDEEMED PLEDGES Robert Fulton 4
Co., at their new and extensive store, 6ll Ninth
street, will offer at public auction, on Saturday
morning and Tuesday, and also on tho 9th Of
November, at 10 o'clock a. m, the balance Of
their unredeemed pledges.
The national Republican., 1867-10-30
GALE OF NAVY POWDERS.

BrhRAu or 0RpNANoB NAvT DlrARfsnNr, I
wAsHIsdroN CRY, October %, 1867.
There will DO sold at pubiie anotion, TO the high
noon, At the navy yard, Philadelphia, in the once
Of the 1uspsetor OF Ordnance, seventy thousand
40, oool pounds Of Powder com gosed OF cannon
rife aud mu .kst po sdsr
Terms cash, aud the p twdsr TO be removed with'n
tea day. from the iOEgHtuc at Fort Mlfiin
h A WISE,
ossl.td Chief Of Bureau
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

FULLY CoMMIrTED.-JOhn Dangsrlsld and his
wife, who were arrested on suspicion Of having
stolen $l07 from one Kitty Scott, were fully com.
mitted yesterday, and taken from headquarters.
over TO the iAil.
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

The FoURTEESrn.srREET RAILROAD The
committee appointed at the Indignation meeting
held OIL Friday evening in relation to the one.
horse cars on Fourteenth street, waited upon
President Gideon on Monday, and requested that
he would place the two.horse cars upon the route
again, or so improve the "ons'horse system as
pany's charter. Mr.. Gideon stated to tho com.
mittee that he would consider the whole subject,
and give them an answer Yesterday. In case
tho answer is not favorable, another indignation
meeting OF the residents Of the northwestern
portion Of the city will be held on Friday eve.
ming.
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

DRUNK AND DIsoRDERLY.-Felix o'Neal was
arrested by Officer Lawler, Of the Seventh pre-
oinct, for disorderly conduct and fined by Justice
Walter 90.
Solomon Hammond, huckster, was arrested
BY 0Aicer Markhurst, Of tho Sixth precinct, for
drunkenness and disordsrly conduct, and fined
by Justice Chaplin s..
Mary welch, an old offender, was arrested by
Officer Pumphrsy, of the First precinct, for be.
ing drunk and disorderly, and fined 81 by Justice
Tucker.
John Ii. Evans was arrested by Officer Beall,
Of tho Second precinct, for being disorderly, and
fined $5 by Justice Thompson.
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

LARcESr-Edward Howard found hog
belonging to Betsy Toliver in the street, and
jumping upon the porksr's back, rode him into
the pen belonging to himself He was arrested
for larceny by oflesr Pool, Of the Second pre-.
cinct, and required, by Justice Thompson, to
| give bail for q further hearing.
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

FouR. .ELEvEs FoRrr- -roun. Some weeks since
. German named A. Lodigsr, hailipg from New
York. came on 10 this city and In the course Of hi,
rsmbles around, happened into lottery policy
establishment run BY one George Perry, corner
Of Eighth and L streets, Navy Yard. Here our
Teutonic friend invested ss In q ''row;n is, As,
81 were the numbers taken BY Mr.. Lodigsr, and
In due time the "slipsh came on with the lucky
numbers printed thereon, and which BY lottery
policy rates entitled our friend to the snug little
sum Of f554 Mr.. Perry, however, refused TO
pay up, and Jodiger has been, ever since the
day he invested, endsavoring to have satisfac.
tion Of Mr.. Perry.
Lieut.. John b. Kelley yesterday paid . visit
to the rancho Of Mr. Perry, and discovered him
writing numbers for an anxious gentleman, Who
along with Mr.. Perry and Mr.. Lodiger, was ar.
rested and taken before Justice Walter. The
justice fined Mr.. Perry. $50. and David Stevens
and A. Lodiger were held ~ witnesses. Mr..
Perry did not pay his nns, bat gave bail for his
appearance at court
Nor CoRREcr.-The statement In several
newspapers to the effect that head. boards had
been placed by authority Of Government to
designate the graves Of the assassination con. .
spirators Is incorrect In every particular. We
have the most unquestioned authority for stating
that the bodies Of the executed were removed at
night and placed In graves prepared for them
triihin the storehouse building No. l. and not
upon the outside. There are no head. boards to
their graves now, though there were when
buried near the place Of execution. Every thing
pertaining to the reintermsnt was conducted
with propristy, ond but few inside Of the arsenal
grounds were acquainted with the fact until 1t
was over
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

CHARGE EWIrHDRAwS.-wm. Mintza, the MAJ
arrested by Detectives Coomes and Miller, OIL
Monday, charged with committing an indecen
assault on little girl named Minna selza,
few days since, was yesterday dismissed from
custody, the mother OF the child having with
drawn the charge because the child contradicte
its hrst statement.
The national Republican., 1867-10-30
AUCTION SALES.
SALE.

ROBERT FULTON 4 90.
Will offer at public auction, on SATURDAY, MON.
DAY and Tuesday, the %, 9TH and 9th days OF
November, commanding at 10 o'clock Ia the morn
ing and In ths evening" at their and extensive
store 5l1 Ninth ,treet, near Pennsylvania avenue,
the balance Of their unredeemed pledges. oe9O-lW
The national Republican., 1867-10-30

FIRST Co.oPERArIyE BUILDING AssocIA-
rIoS.-The association met last evening at
Potomac Hall. W. T. Walker, esq., the presi.
dent, occupied the chair, and O. r. Thompson,
esq, the secretary, was also present.
Mr.. Judd, chairman Of the committee ap-
pointed at q previous meeting to revise the con.
stitutiou, made his report, suggesting several
important amendments, which, after debate,
were adopted. The secretary was instructed to
have tho constitution printed in pamphlet form,
and the association adjourned until Monday
evening next.