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HORSE STEAING.-Peter Wyman, residing
near Mount Ephram, is the possessor OF a noble
horse One Of the hands employed the farm envied
him. He deliberately opened the door harnessed up
the nag, and drove 10 Camden. Mr.. Wyman, as soon
he discovered his loss, mounted another animal
ana started in pursuit he followed the thief to this
city and found the horse tied q post the
hotels watcn was set for the knight Of the halter,
but he failed to make his appearance The horse
taken home. II the thief makes his appearance in
Camden he will receive New Jersey Justice.
Martin Shuberts, residing between Chew's Landing
and White Horse, also had nag stolen from him by
one of his farm hands, The horse was recovered but
Z thief eSCaDed.
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READ WHO SAYS SO.

Hon. George w. Woodward Chief Justice of tha
Supreme Court Of ennsylvania writes:-
PHILADELPHIA, March I8 IRe1
nnd "Hoohands German Bitters" is an 'fnfoxS
catlng beverage, but Is a good Tonic useful in dia
eases OF the digestive organs and of great benat ~
system. Yours truly, ~ III ens
,,,o,,,-- - GEORGE W. WOODWARD
Frlhclpal Omce' 6Sl Arch Street. Phtadelphia
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NEW STYLES FALL CLOTHING
RFW STYLES FALL CLOTHING
NEW STYLES FALL CLOTHING

NEW STYLES FAIL ULOTHING
N'N" ReceiUing Daily.
RecetUfng Daily. -
ReceUing Daily.
Summer Goods closing ola at gelg Lolg rates.
Hal| tOdy bettOeen I BENNEIT q W.
ySis;th streets } No. 5ls MARKET STREET,
~. No ooo BROADWAY. iitA new W., YoRR. ORR
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RENHEmRER

That this BteTs Is not Alcoholic, contctns no Rum
MhtSky, and cannot make DT1lkdfds, 6lu Is the Bes
Tonic IN the World. ~ -
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A BAD BoY.-A young lad named George
Dutill was arrested at No. $50 Garden street, for
cruelty i'll using little girl. IL IS asserted that
he beat her, and then threw bricks at her He
was arrested by officer Haran, and taken before
Alderman Massey, who, after hearing the facts
of the case, held him in $500 bail to answer the
charge of assault and battery.
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BAD WEIGHT.-Frederick Fuss, dealer in
meat in the Western Market, was arrested
Frederick, IL is alleged, was desirous of making
too large margin Of profit upon his meat, and
suspected they were not getting what they
paid tor, and in making an Investigation, the
above facts were ascertained He had hearing
before Alderman Jones, and was fined for
breach of ordinance.
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CAR ADYERTIsING.-Inside signs executed
upon glass in the highest style OF the art.
Price $l2 per annum, or 10 for 500, including
sign and frame.
INTERNATIONAL ADVERTISING Co.,
No A S. Third street second story.
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A DEvoTEE TO JERSEY LIGHTNING. G.--Yester-
day man named John Clausen, residing in Philadel-
phia visited Camden for the purpose Of seeing some
friends. The streets between the Tlver and the house
he was bound for are lined with liquor shops. The
temptation too great for John, who Is a son of
the Emerald Isle, and he visited several. Before he
had succeeded In going three squares towards
idea which way he was travelling. In consequence
he wandered about the city In all directions, and
finally cast anchor at drinking house on Spruce
street. He desired another glass of the ardent. The
proprietor refused John became noisy and very pro.
fene. This was unbearable, and the owner OF the
saloon elected him. This raised the Ire of the crazed
individual, and his curses loud and deep. A
crowd collected. This attracted the attention of
policeman who escorted the devotee to Jersey light
ming TO the lookup. When he became conscious fine
was i'm posed, and he was permitled deDart.
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No REMEDY in the world ever came into such
universal use, or has so fully won the conf
dence of mankind, as AYERS CHERRY Pee.
aumOttOu
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YoUNG OFFENDERs.-Two boys, named re-
spectively Fish and Price, we're before Mayor Cox
yiesferday charged with breaking open the store OF
Mr. Davenport, at the Camden Woollen Mill. and alb
stracting the contents OF the money drawer Iney
Were held for trial.
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PREACHING IN THEATREs.-In several large
cities, both in this country and in England, for
some months past there have been Sabbath
evening services held In the theatres. and with
the most satisfactory results. On next Sunday
evening the first of a series of sermons will be
preached in the Chestnut Street Theatre, by
Rev. /. De witt Talmage, under the auspices of
the Young Mems Christian Association, the
free use sf the theatre having been given by
the proprietors, w. E. Sim & Co. Mr.. Talmage
Hall, of Dublin, and DIR. Newman Hail. just
arrived from England. All who do not regu-
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Rowp1Es.-The habit of loafng on the cor
ners is still INDUCED in by crowd of boys and men
Ladies' are insulted almost nightly The Mayor has
given strict orders to arrest all offending parties 20
Sicinity Of Plnm and Federal streets, on Fourth
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FINE CoNFEOTIoNs.-At George w. Jenkins,
No. 1887 Spring Garden street, can be obtained
foreign fruits, nuts almon6s, ETC., as well as a
fine assortment of connections. Jenkins is
NUnrIhV of q call
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FIGHT IN A BAR-RooM.-Last evening Ed
ward Mcbride went into the house No. 976
Cumberland street, and after arguing with John
rein NOT S heinz he re gCs Bop9eIv
with his tongue, Mcbride drew billy and pro-
ceeded to use it upon his head in the form of
knock down argument. This was convincing
Donnelly against his will, and he had Mcbride
arrested. After q hearing before Alderman
Sinex, Mcbride was held in $1,000 bail to answer
the charge of assault and battery with Intent TO
kill, and carrying concealed deadly weapons.
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A BEAUTIFUL ENGRAvING.-We were shown
asplendid picture of General Grant, engraved
by Mr.. H. Guyler from Mr.. j. II. Littlefield's
portrait. AS work of art it is very fine, and
Is a most excellent likeness of the General-pre-
serving the expression of the face and much of
the power of the original portrait 1t has re-
ceived earnest and well-merited commenda-
tions from our principal military and civil au-
thorities. Mr.. w. II. Bait, No. 500 Market
street, is the general agent for the sale of this
admirable picture.
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TAKEN In AND DONE FoR.-Sarah O'Brien,
living at No. "a N Sixth street, was ar
rested yesterday afternoon upon charge of
larceny. Sarah, it is asserted, met with mild
and verdant youth from the rural section, and,
by her wiles, seduced him into place in Bar
clay street. While there the verdant youth was
relieved Of Sl5 in the most winning manner
possible. After he came to his sober senses, he
had his frail friend arrested. She had a hearing
before Alderman Morrow, and was held in $500
bail to answer the charge of larceny.
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TAIRD EDITI0 N
FROM WASHINGTON TO-DAY.

r..,,,., r,.,..o,,.,. -, =, vENING TELEGRAPH.
w,sn,> 'GToN Sept. Is.
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LOOKING GLASSES and Picture Frames,
wholesale and retail, by Reimer Co., Nc 62i
Arch street. Dealers in these goods will find IL
to their great advantage TO examine our goods
and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
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SOMETHING NEw.-Morse. No. 9O4 Arch street.
has fresh daily at his counters, a new swiss
Bun, only 30 cents per pound. Try It,
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CAMDEN AFFAIRS.

CORNERSTONE LAYNG.-The good people of
the Methodist persuasion living in the netpbborinR
CITY OF Camden seem determined to be well supplied
with cnufches, Yesterday afternoon the cornerstone
Of another new church was laid with imposi az ser.
vices The lot selected is at the corner OF Pearl and
"Tabernacle" will be built OF brick with marble base
IL Will be plan in style neat in fDish and free ali
The size of the house is be y feet front by eighty
feet deep. The model adopted is the Cohocksink
Is OF the very best men living in New Jersey aud
he Will carry the enterprise through 10 a successful
The congregation is at present worshiping in a
plank building of capacious dimensions, which was
erected for temporary use The services OF the laying
of the cornerstone of the new church we're held in
the large plank building, large number OF people,
principally ladies' being present Rey Jefferson
pirate addresses delivered by Rev. 9. H. Whlte
man Of bs c anq b tfEs or len oter cerEymen took
part in the exercises. The sum Of about $500 was
raised towards the building fund. Altogether the oc-
casion was great success
BOLD ROBBERY. AT an early hour on Sunday
morning Mrs. Vance, residing Bridge avenue above
Fifth street awakened by hearing footsteps 10 the
entry OF her dwelling. On sitting up, she perceived
light approaching; thinking IL was her fatheT,lnlaw
who sleeps in the back portion of the dwelling, she
did not consider IL of any moment, The light ap-
sight of two strange faces, both blacked She asked
the robbers what they wanted. Money was the
pulled her of bed, desiring her to show them
where the money was concealed. She procured
rascals then threw the mattress on the floor and
secured tin box which was concealed beneath. This
two hundred dollars in gold and greenbacks, and a
thoufand dollar bono. They then made of. Mr..
blsckened. How they entered the house is mystery
yet solved. NO evidences were discovered OF
Is tha tbey Slipped The back door ID the
and were concealed IN the house all day. No trace
ing property Detectives engaged in ferreting out
The Offenders
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THE CELERRATED WAYERLY ZEPHYR.
nv Warranted Fast OOlOrS.
NO. Warranted Fast COLOrS.
10. Warranted Fast Oolors.
MCINTIRE a. BROTHER,
no. 1895 Chestnut street.
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FURNITURE mended, reupholstered, and
varnished equal to new, at Patten's No. 14OS
Chestnut street.
The national Republican., 1867-12-17
Maryland Affairs.

The following we take from tho Rockville
montgomery county Sentinel Of Friday last
The condemnation Of lands in this county, for
the use Of the Point Of Rocks railroad, was to
have commenced yesterday, but we arc appre-
hensivo that the hail and snow storm that pre-
vailed throughout the day prevented II. We
learn that Sheriff ClAgett has summoned three
juries to go over tho land between Mouocacy
and this place, the hrst commencing at Monoe-
acy, and coming down as far as Barnesville; the
second from Barnesville to Gaithersburg; and
the third from Gaithersburg to Rockville. We
annex list Of the jurors for the fret day. many
Of whom will go over the entire route: Edward
L. Hays, William Shaw, Charles r. Murphy,
Samuel Gloyd, Harry D. Cooke David L Psugh,
William Thompson of R, Joseph Thompson,
Charles satlo, Joseph 7. Bailey, John z. Will
son, Reuben A. bogley, Joseph Haney, Edward
N. Veirs, William o. SellmAn, Samuel 8.
Briggs, Walter NJ. Talbot, John 7. Benson,
James N Benton, Richard W Jones"
LETTERS received from Rockville, say that
another jury will then be summoned to condemn
the right Of way from that place to the District
Of Columbia line commencing on Friday, tho
10th instant, on the lot Of St Mary's (Catholio)
Church, Rockville, and proceed on to the Dis.
trict. In regard to this PARTON Of the road, en-
inent council have been engaged, and the awards
will be likely to consume week and II tho
yerdicts are not somewhere near the estimates
pihcou upon tho iahu oy tne property o"nofr
there will be numerous appeal cases.
"A negro man by the name Of Dave Brown
was committed to the Jail Of this county on
Monday last, for shooting another negro named
Joe Nugen. on Saturday night last. 1t appears
that on the road from Unity, whore they had
been, to Brooksyille they Wrestled, and Eugen
threw Brown. Brown got mad, and some words
snsued, when Brown went home for his gun, and
followed Nugen 70 BrooksvilIe, and calling him
out Of . private house shot him 10 the side,
wounding him severely Brown, immediately
after committing the act, delivered himself up
to Justice HARRIS.
The national Republican., 1867-12-17
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION
0YPIcE CHEZ oUARrRRnAsrER, |
DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA,

orrISs SnIsy 9gASrEpnnAsrrH,( !. X n.AsrrH,(
sAIxr PAyt. aiss., Nov. j., sissl issl.
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SSpR%sPsPs co Rnss hPEla @ & saS eai9s asssh " is2
% Sd II psh pSs !,
Missouri river and bounded By T. and from Port Ste
oHT Or noTh q z G. IN Dakota T,ssEriisIy ,s
shall not exceed ten million pounds, no, ,0oeoCo b.
s w state ,as mt rnss ri ons su5dred @
hS year beginning April !. is6s and ending March ST.
their places q and each proposal should 30
accompanied by bond In the OF ten thousand dol
a@sads c
mentioned IN the proposal 70 the party proposing the
sufcicnt security furnished by said party In accord.
ance with the terms Of this adyertisement
SaSarsd In the
satissctory evidence OF the loyalty and sslyency Of
each bidder and person offered as security will be
Proposal. must DO endorsed Proposals for Army
tertaned pnless they fully comply with tho require
The party to whom an award Is made must be pre-
pared execute tho contract at once and o give the
required bonds for the faithful performance Of the
The right to reject any and all bids that may be offered
The must be IN readiness for service by the
lst day q April lses, and will b required 70 have
WITH gPoapy and rsady fC
a saint Pssi ann:. gOIt Stevenson PaESs Terri:
Baak Sr%s howiaa oS the conditions Of the oontrae,
aS
pS Smelling and sRd b
| Lieut.. Col, Deputy g NJ. Gen,
nolsO. Chief sse' S bspsTt9Sn SI,S 9Sn of 6sfcia
The national Republican., 1867-12-17
PROPOSALS ron ARMY TRANSPORTATION.
HEAgsghS5E.s Ss,. e . Dsr'r , . ! or THE 4 Platte, ,

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Y O'clock; a. On fHtRsbAY. iSs "a Ssy o. jana:
m ;s as kS 4 T5aS 5 "a dSRSSIsi sRRSIS:
March 81 lSp' on porrr No
Prom Cheyenne. DAKOTA Or @ sSch other points as may
s aIDs ss SeS S S
S Rss sGi it ne ssRS . 81 ss asS Or r
cnsIuds ~ DEGREES IN ths Tsfr,sry p idaho "a: q
and Goiorado, north q attade % Degrees ncludias
IL ppseessary, penyer City.
gsq,s VII not % sasSSd 'SSn'SaRs % %iISaS MI S' % So
ES sS S 's =: S: % .SsSS
ai ssSnE ssis PSa,s Ssss q h April
Bidders should give their names in full. as well ss
y n
slo Go) dOllnrs sisnsd By two or more Responsible
route mentioned in he proposal to tho party propos.
nS soSd sSS sna seS 81
party in accordance with the terms Of this advertise
bach bidder must be present at the opening Of the
Tss sOnirastor viii Be- required e give ss,S 20
each bidder and person offered as security will be
Proposals. must DO endorsed Proposals for Army
Transportation on Route No l. and none viii be en-.
tertaihed unless they uly comply with the require
The party to whom the award Is made must be pre-
pared 10 execute the contract At once, aud give the
required bonds for the faithful performance Of the
The ht TO reject any and all bids that may bO Of.
fered ls reserved.
The contractor must be in readiness for service by
the ls day Of April 1855, and will be required to have
place Of business or agency, at which he may be
communicated with promptly and readily, for Route
No at Cheyenne, Dakota, or at such other point
may be indicated as The starting point Of the route
to be entered into can be had application at this
otee, or at the onco Of the Quartermaster at New
York, St. Louis, Fort Leayenworth, Santa Pe, and
Port smelling, andmust accompany and be part Of
| the proposals.
WIN. MYERS,
Brevet Bry. Gen., Chief ouarteImaster.
de2-td Department Of the Platte,
The national Republican., 1867-12-17
pRoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF.
Mann, oy,roE NpSsrSS, PSsr SSSsHIssAsr. J, ,.,,s

OFFICE Posr COMMIssARY,(
MOBILE, ALA, , November q, 1857.
Sealed proposals In duplicate, with copy Of this
advertisement attached to each with be received at
the office Of the Post Of Mobile, Alabama,
until ~ O. clock, m on THURSDAY, the 18th day Oh
December, 1867 for supplying The United States Sub,
post Of Mobile Alabama for six te m9n.hs bSgipning
January 1868, and ending June 10, 1858, or such less
time as the Commissary General OF Subsistence may
direct.
Said Beef shall be Of good and ketabe quality.
in equal quantities Of fore and hind quarter meat,
neeks shanks, and kidney tallow to be excluded In
such quantities as may, from time to time. be, re-
Quired, and on such days shall be designated by
the commanding officer The noeks Of the cattle to be
cut OF at the fourth yertebral joint and the breast
trimmed down. the shanks Of the fore 10 be
cut of from three to four inches above the
and Of hind quarters from six to eight inches above
the gambrol or hook Joint.
Payments 70 be made monthly for the quantity &C;
States for public dsbuIsement but IN he event q the
| eommissaTy who receives the beef being without
funds to pay for II, then to be made as soon
| after as funds may be received for that purpose.
Bidders are invited To be present at the opening OF
proposals. prepared to give bonds and complete the
contract before leaving the Office.
Proposals should b9 addressed 70 the ersigned
First Lieut. 18th Infantry, A. C. B., Psi Of Mobile
Alabama. noH6t
The national Republican., 1867-12-17
Railroad Routes.
GgYHE.bffEFh aEH EEb NV fSHRE

THR9gSH M rLIN5 ri, PETwySEN ~ vwkkssHsFeToN,
WASHINGTON, Jan. s, ,lss7-noon. "
Trains between Washington and New York are now
run as follows, viz:
FOR NEW YORK, without chanrs Of ears.
Leave daily texccpt Sunday At Tba m, II Is and
D. IN.
"a FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily texeept sunday) hLt5s. m, n Is and
ON SUNDAY,
Leave for New York and Philadelphia at 100 p. m.
only. .
Sleeping cars for New York on 90 p m train only.
On saoS ss SS II 4 &c
day.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement for
and the West J. L. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation.
T. Nj COLE,
General Ticket Agent.
GRO. 8. KOONTZ,
Agent, Washington.
The national Republican., 1867-12-17
Proposals.
ERRsH BEEPi FREsH BRBPii

oPYfoH AssIs1. Coz. OF suBsisrKxcH,
AuausrA ARaHsAL, Ga. J
Sealed propo,.ls n duplicate, vii hs Isesiyed at
ber =. isdr. fcf pppyns fre.h Beef . troops II An.
gusta Arsenal, QeorTa, Tor eight (O months, begin
ming January l, 1888, and ending August 81, 1868
The Beef furnlshed 70 be Of good, marketable quail.
ty, composed Of equal proportions Of fore and hind
quarters (necks, hhAnks, and kidney talow xouded)
and TO be delivered In such quantities and At such
place as tho Commanding Omeor Of the Arsenal shall
designate Tho Meat accepted under this contract will
be paid monthly, and in such funds A. may be fur
niAhod by the 0oyeTpment for disbursement.
The successful bidder will be required 10 give good
and Sufficient bonds for the faithful performance Of
contract Each bid must bo accompanied by copy Of
his adyerisemcn and must be Tin substanoe) o. the
hereby agree 70 enter into contract, based upon
the accompanying TO supply the troops,
&c, at Augusta Arsenal, Georgia, with good and
marke etable fresh Beef It cents and mill. per
pound.
-. name OF bidder.
dated Augusta, Ga, iss7,
Bidders are Invited TO be present at tho opening Of
proposals. with their guarantors, in order TO sign and
complete the contract and bond upon tho day above
Proposals will DO presented in sealed envelopes,
plainly marked Proposals for Fresh Beef, !" and d.
" EDWARD NJ WRIGHT,
,.,, Second Lieutenant Of Ordnance and A. @. s.
The national Republican., 1867-12-17
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.
HRADaUARTRRs, DEPARTMENT or THE PLATTE,
CHIEP QUARrERNAsrBR,s oIRIGg,

HEADQUARTERS. DEPARTMENT OF the PLATrE,l
CHIEF QuARTERMAsrBR'B OFFICE,
OMAHA, NgB, December 0, 1897. ,
Sealed Bids will be received At this ONCE until "
o clock IN. FRIDAY, December ~, 1877, for the Dc;
livery Of two hundred aud hy t23 cords Of WoSd It
Sidney Station, Nebraska, on the Union Pacific Rail-
Tho wood to bo Of the bcst merchantabl le quality,
cut and split OF regular cord length aud delivered ut
tho rate Of one hundred cords per mohiihi ..,,,..
The wood to be properly corded n such part " tho
post as the Sidney Station may direct,
and subject his Inspection, or any person he may
designate for tho purpose tn, . . ,,,,.,
yertiseent attached to each, aud written guaranty
signed by two (2 responsible persons must accompany
each bid The suretes, with the bidder viii each DO
REQUIRED furnish the underbigned with the evidence
AIDE OF tber ability 10 become sureties Tor tho faithful
performance OF Contract each to the amount OF hIy
t5OJ per cent, OF the whole contract
bidders will be required TO be present at the opening
attorney, when each bidder will be required to deposit
at once with the undersigned the sum Of (Sl,OO ono
thousand dollars, lawful currency, as guaranty that
the bond will be hled the contract sgned and ~ IN
sure the faithful performance Of the spplatons OF tho
ing to comply with the above terms.
The right to reject any or all bids IL reserved
twill bo understood that the CHIEF QunfterlnAstr
tho Department may at any time reduce the quantity
to be supplied under this contract. =, =,
Bids Will be received for any reasonable amount o
wood not less than one hundred cords, -,
Bids TO be indOrsed Proposals for Wood, and nd
dressed to the undersigned omH%Sna %m NSPffERs NaSTfERs
Byt. Brig. Gen and Chief q NJ NJ, Dept Platte.
WJRAPPINq PAPER FOR SALE AT THIS