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The national Republican., 1867-05-15

GRAND GIFT CoScERT-A. CITIZEN OF
WASHINGTON DRAWS A 5000 PIANo-BALrnGoEI
couEs In FOR THE GOLD PRrIEs.-LAst night
Carroll Hall was densely crowded with both
sexes to kear the vocal and instrume ntal concert
and also to witness the distribution Of prizes.
Taxing everything into confederation, II was q
very creditable affair for all parties concerned
Tho lateness Of the hour prevents us from no.
ttcing the musical compositions at length. Mrs.
Newton, Miss Lizzie Daniels, and Mr.. Chase
| acquitted themselves admirably. Mrs. Newton
prano voice. All Of the performers were com.
plimented with snooreJ. Fully 1900 persons
wore present at the concert.
At the conclusion Of the concert the drawing
took place, and the excitement was somewhat
abated after tho grand piano. worth 5000 was
drawn. The 500 In greenbaoks and i've prizes
Of $40 In gold pieces were drawn from the box.
Everybody was satisfied with the manner Of
drawing. and much more 50 were the lucky
ones holding the prize numbers. Tho following
are those drawn:
Piano. Mr.. Livingston 500 in gresnbacks,
urn, Mrs, dibsoni wine castor. = Doughsrtyi
$40 In gold, 8. A. Boarmani $40 in gold, Mary
Molihani $50, Capt. Chappslls, M. N. Institute,
cstonsville; $40 In gold, - Miller; $40 in gold,
Mrs. John Van Riswick. The following also
drew prizes Mrs. Gittings, - Clssvey. -
Woodward, - RiskhOsfsr, = Lay HarIi-
BALTIMORE Garrity, Baltimore; Il. Browning,
Mrs. Gittings, St. Joseph, Best, Rev. Mr.. Mo-
Carthy, Durfee, Mrs. Stanford, Reagan, jenkins,
Byrne, Keson-in all 80 prizes. The articles
not specified above consist Of silver goblets,
mugs, castors, pitchers, and card plates; and
those fortunate holders Of the lucky tickets can
receive their prizes by presenting the duplicate
ticket to the Rev. Father Walter, 4 few doors
from the hall on Tenth street, near @.
The national Republican., 1867-05-15

The Photograph of the Capitol.
The most msgnihcsnt production Of artistic
akin In photography that has yet been realised
| her In Europe or America, Is the picture Of
.hs oapitol Of the United States, brought out BY
A. AtrxArpEn GARDsER, Of this city. As .
,plo photograph II Is truly wonderful. As q
rk Of art Il Is complete In every detail. As .
,tur. Of the National Capitol II Is unsurpassed.
extraordinary sine and massive proportions
n ,vey 10 every beholdsr sense Of the grandeur
the conception admirably adapted to the
: 'stnsss Of the subjsct. The production Of this
pi ture stamps Mr.. GARDSER n the legitimate
HI g Of photography. The Representatives Of the
o. ,itol, exclusive Of the surroundings, 10 four
fee. and Eve inches long, and three feet nine
inc lss high. Mounted In a massive frams, seven
feet two inches by ave feet four inehes, Of carved
walnut and gliding, and covered with an i'm
men,e French plate glass, Its effect h imposing
at first from It's vastness, and singularly attrAe
tive for the admirable fidelity and exquisite hn-
ish of the picture. f.- ~ O.. .-'s.
The view presented is from the northeastern
angle Of the Capitol. q little 10 the north and
east Of the Senate wing. This position was 50.
lsctsd with true artistic comprehension Of the
esIlsnes Of the view. II affords an admirable
presentation Of the whole eastern front Of this
noble structure, with It's lofty dome towering amid
the eisuds, while every angle and column Of The
Capitol with all the statues and decorations, are
exhibited with accurate justness and fidelity.
The picture Is accompanied with interesting sta
tisties Of the whole extent Of tho building. the
area Of ground covered, the height Of the build
ing, description Of the great dome, IT'S support.
total weight, height and dimsnsionsi Its cost and
the cost Of the extension Of the Capitol up TO the
last year.
Altogether tits one Of the most magnificent and
interesting pictures ever produced. and cannot
fail to attract attention wherever exhibited. It
Is the intention Of the author 10 prepare, at great
cost, q number Of these pictures, splsndidly
framed and glazed, surrounded with handsomely
decorated spaces for Advertisements in all the
public places Of resort throughout the country.
It will be one of the most efficient advertising
mediums yet invented, rs no one will fail to
ponder upon the massive picture, nor to have
attention attracted to the surrounding border Of
elegantly printed advertisements.
The national Republican., 1867-05-15
Alexandria Affairs.

The Alexandria Gazette Of Monday says;
SUPERIOR WoRKMANsHIP.-The locomotive
Prince William-a splendid piece Of machinery
which has been entirely rebuilt at, and was last
week turned out from, the shop Of the orangs
and Alexandria railroad in this city, to-day made
. trial trip over that road. There are now en-.
ployed In the different shops at the Orange depot,
more than ninety mechanics, the most Of whom
are Alexandrians.
BASE BALL.-The FIRST match game Of the
season was played Saturday afternoon, between
the Monticello and 0sceola Clubs on the grounds
Of the Alexandra Base Ball Association. The
game commenced at 8 O'Clock, and was hotly
contested up to half past siI, when the Monti.
cello was declared victorious the score standing:
Monticello, So; ososoIa, AZ.
PRoPERrr TRAssFKR.-The Potomac Ferry
Company have leased for long term Of years tho
two brick Warehouses, and wharf property at
tached, at the foot Of King street, adjoining tho
Maryland Ferry Slip. belonging to Messrs Wheat
Brother, and have already inolosed the wharf,
preparatory to making extensive improvements
there. T''
RECEIPTS oF PRoDucE.-Ten thousand seven
hundred and twenty -four bushels Of corn were
received at the freight depot Of the Orange and
Alexandria railroad, in this city during last
week. In addition to tho corn there we're large
quantities Of wheat, oats and -four received at
the same depot,
RAILROAD Excursion. An excursion party Of
capitalists from the North, and gentlemen from
this city, will start for Bristol via the Orange
and Alexandria and Virginia and Tennessee
railroads, tomorrow morning. Tho party, II is
supposed, will bs gone q week. b
The Journal Of the same date says:
SCALING TIE CIrr DRBr.-That the city can.
not pay the interest on Its present heavy in.
debtedness seems to be an admitted fact. Every
attempt To do so within the last six years,
though begun with the best intentions, has
proved failure. Undsr; these circumstances
there is no resort but continuance Of our pres.
snt condition Of practical rspudiation or . com.
promise with tho corporation creditors, involved
In scaling the debt. A practical proposition to
this end has boon made by Mr.. Smoot In the
Common Council. ~
PRINcE WILLIAM CoURr. = Judge Thomas
opened, this morning, at Brentsville, the spring
term Of the Circuit Court for the county Of Prince
William. Many cases Of considerable import
ancs are upon Its docket
Ar LARGE YEr.-Ths prisoners escaped from
tho county jail are still at large, y
The national Republican., 1867-05-15
.sEoRGETowN m,rTeRs.

A DouBLH CHAnas.-0n Monday jeremiah
Falyy, who kscps small grocery on the road
near Chain bridge, was arrested BY Omoer Harry
on the complaint Of Philip o Mara, who charges
that Falvy shot him in The thigh with pistol, in
March last, without any cause Or provooation,
and that he has boon unable until the present
time 10 prosecute the case. On this charge JUS
tics Buckley required Falvy TO give bail In the
sum Of $500 10 answer before court. 0fioer
Harry then lodged complaint against the ao-
eused Of selling liquor without license, and on
This charge Falvy was fined s2o.6s By the same
justice.
MxnonASrs' 'ExcHAsan.-Ths market for -four
rules quiet, but holders are irm at previous quo
t.tions. Stocks light. No reported sales.
lwhs.t.-Thsre were 4, 500 bushels red wheat
offered yesterday. which brought ss.s7 per
Corn. The market for sorn is dull, and prices
are lower. The offerings wers 1.5oo bushels
white, and We note sales late Monday Of $500
bushels at 81 1isl.l2 per bushsl.
Oats and Rye.-None offered. Prices nominal.
FrnE FROM Coal OIL LAMP.-An alarm
% nrswas oocasioned on Monday night, between
eIeht and nine O'Clock, By The explosion OF .
coal eli lamp in a house on Market street, ooou.
pied By Mr.. Smith. The only damage sustained
vas The burning Of fsu articles Of wearing ap-
parei. The fre department was promptly on the
spot, but it services were mot brought Into re-
Iquisition. Tie -s-n 1raFsrFT a 81
TIE cAxAL. ARRIVED Boats ooi A. spatss,
whsstpR u. oastieman, corn Forest Rose, hay;
md Eighteen boats with coal TO American Com.
Ipsny, 6ip09 tons; Borden Company, 334.17i
|IsE.p.hih and Baltimore Company, f4T. Is,
csntrai osnpany. Ss3.07i Cumberland Company;
4osas Qaisisy, 11s tons. - Z '--''.'' " "
tSNl 81 arorqrrows. -Rn.srsd- Steamer.
|1onb 0jH&on. FuiIsf, ffol Nov York; columbiss
Hsfp pssy RON Baltimore; New York, Msrshail,
from Philadelphin; Norfolk, Vance, from New
York. Schooner Jane Eusen, Irwin, from New
York. Steamer .Ksnnsbec, Wilson, from Bslti.
more. FIJI , - .NE...-. '..,.|
CIsarsd-stsamer Kennebso, for Baltimore.
Low wArER.-Ths low stage Of the water in
tho canal here, CAUSED By the waste TO supply
the Alexandria canal, and leakage Of the riokety
trough Of the Aqueduet Il the cause Of much and
Just complaint from the business community Of
Georgetown. Gan ...--, .-. 49,
THE FIsH WEARY We noticed yesterday con.
siderable activity on the fish wharf, the receipts
reaching $50, 900 herrings, which sold at s4s5
per ], 900, decline on previous sales. These
herring were caught at the Little Falls. Shad
are scarce, and quoted at SIS per 100
FIsH PAoKnG.-The nrm OF J. O. johnson,
70 Water street, are now busy In sailing and
packing herring and shad for shipping purposes,
and fer which, We learn, there 10 q fair demand.
THE STEAMER JoHN GBsoN. - The hue
steamer John Gibson, Captain Fuller, has arrived
at her wharf at Georgetown with q full cargo Of
merchandise for District merchants, from New
York ...
The national Republican., 1867-05-15
THE COURTN.

LEVY CouRr.-On Monday an adj journed
meeting Of the Jsyy Court was held In the Al
dermen's Chambsr---ail the members present;
DR.. Nichols, president, and Mr. N. oslian, clerk,
Mr. shephsrd offered . resolution that the
Committee Of Police be authorized to grant
tavern licenses In the county At 500 per annum.
Mr. 8. p. Brown moved an amendment, pro.
yiding that not more than two be granted In
each school district and fixing the rate oflioenss
At $500 par annum; which was adopted. Yeas
Messrs. Belt, Shepherd, Rowland, Plant, Magfu-
der, and Brown-6. Nays-Mepu. Blagdep,
Burr, and Niehols-3.
Tho resolution was adopted, the vote being ths
same ss above, except Mr.. Rowland voted In I'm
The committee granted licenses under this
resolution 10 r.. II. Martin, In Uniontown, and
Anthony Rodlsr, At Analostan.
The court went into executive session, and
elected the following supervisors Of roads: First
school district, Hilleary Smith Second and
Third, d. 7. Suart; Fourth aud Fifth, vacant;
Sixth, = Lacey Seventh, J. M. Goldin. ,rrr
81.
ORPHANS CoURr-Judge Purcei.-An
sxsmplihed copy Of the win Of Matilda K. Van
Nessis, deceased, from the Surrogate Court, Of
the county Of New York, was filed and ordered
70 be admitted 10 probate and record. -.
The viii Of Ellen Toner was partially proven,
The will Of Joseph 8. Msnsheld, deco,sod, was
.sasn,sry i.:usS % ssausi 4. Il. MoKim, Bond
$40, 900. = n T VI ~ =, 'FL' A-' :. %
The win Of VIM. Barbour, deceased, was ad.
mittsd 70 probate and record for personally, and
lstters testamentary issued TO D. Rittenhouso
Bherman. Bond, $1,000. 81
Letters Of administration on tho personal o..
tate of Sarah Pattsfson, deceased, was grantsd 10
James Penksy. Bond, $500. NJ GH7 ..
I The fst sseount Of 6smpsl W Owen, guardian
20 bis Infant children; Tho. hrst account OF Wm.
=. Morocco. guardian 10 Mary = William b.,
Florence B., and D. Walker Howard, infant
heirs Of Martha 4. Howard, deceased, and the
frst and final account Of 9. W. Owen, guardian
to Mary Z. Owen, (now Edmond', were approved
and passed.
The national Republican., 1867-05-15

DRILLING THE PoLIUE.-Yesterday the
night and day forces Of the Metropolitan Police
Of the District assembled in Monument square
for the purpose Of prAeticing the art Of man~u-
vring preparatory to their review and parade,
which has been fixed for tomorrow. They dis
played great aptitude in military tactics. and will
Astonish the citizens with their proficiency, We
doubt not, tomorrow. Capt. II. M. Reed e1er-
cised them In manner highly oreditable to him.
self, and all appeared to endeayor to please. Ma
jor Richards and Mr.. T. Z. W. Fsinour, his clerk,
wero present to witness the affair. The ward
companies were commanded by their lieutonauts.
second precinct, james Johnson Third precinct,
John EsseIi Fourth precinct, WIN. Hurley Fifth
precinct, Alex Taitj Sixth precinct. @. NJ. Skip
pom seventh precinct, Adophus Echloff; Eighth
precinct r. Milstsadi Tenth precinct, James
1e,stordi and the sanitary force by Lieut.. John
hehy' ofeer Meredith carried a beautiful blue
nag trimmed with gilt fringe, and bearing on It's
face a gilt eagle under which were the words
"E PlTi6ns Unmm, " and James Laudown, the
Majors messenger, gallGntly bore forward the
national colors. The force out numbered about
1885. They returned to the Central guardhouse at
about 7 O'Clock, where they broke ranks.
The national Republican., 1867-05-15
PERsONAL.

SURGEON WV. SPESoER has been relieved
from duty in the Surgeon Generals Office and
assigned to duty at Fort Delaware.
We observe that Professor A. A. Griffith
lectures every evening before the law class In
Columbia College. The professor Is q very en-
tsrtaining lecturer.
Hon WM. E. EvERrs has returned from
Richmond and is stopping at Willurd's
The national Republican., 1867-05-15
From the Pacific Coast-The In
dian War-Sudden Death Of Mrs.
WaC0HnNaL.

SAN FRAScIsco, May 12.-The steamer
Montana, from Panama, arrived to-day.
Los Angelas Telegraph says A gentle.
defeat Of company Of United States
troops by the Indians. Forty men were
killed.
The Apaches raiding along the Lapana
and Prescott roads captured 48 mules,
and it is reported that they had seized o
train Of 70 mules loaded with goods.
The wife Of Gov. Mccormick died sud-
denly at Prescott, April 80.
The national Republican., 1867-05-15
Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, May l4,-The mail build
ing Of Simon Lords. cotton and woollen
mills, near Darby, was destroyed by fire
this morning. The building is valued at
sl75, 900, insured for 100000. The stock
and machinery were valued at sl35,000.
Two fremen were run over and killed by
the engines while returning home.
The national Republican., 1867-05-15

~ To Consumptives.-Ths Advertiser
having been restored 70 health In few weeks, By
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with assvsrs lung affection, and that dread
disease, Consumption, Is anxious to make known 10
his fellov-sunersrs the means Of cure. ..'
To all who desire II he will send cory Of the pre-.
seription used, free Of charge, with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which they will
nnd suRE CuRH ZOE CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BHoE.
cHrrn, &e. The only object Of the advertiser in
sending the prescription is to benefit the afasted
and spread information which he eoneeiyes to bs In
valuable and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy as 1t will cost them nOthinE and may prove
q blessing. .t.,., of '.r
Parties wishing the prsseriptio. will please al
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
oe75.dwly williamsburg, Kings Co., M.
The national Republican., 1867-05-15

81 Free 60 Everybody.-A large PIP.
Circular, giving informaton Of the greatest import
anes 10 the young Of both sexss.
II teaches how the hOmsly may become bsauuful
the dsspissd respected, aud the forsakaa loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send
their Address, and receive copy post paid, BY 70.
tnrn mail Address 2. o. prawsr,2i,
mhls-d&w1y Troy, ny,
The national Republican., 1867-05-15

JUDICIARY CoNMIrTEE-Colonel CoNoER
ives examined before this committee yes
terday for some two hours or more. He
was questioned respecting the Inutilated
diary of JOHN WILKES BooTH. He testi.
10 that the eighteen or nineteen missing
pages were cut ont before the diary came
into his hands. ,
The national Republican., 1867-05-15

AT ONE OF the Portland (Conn) mar.
ries, Tuesday, the largest blast ever made
In the quarries threw out l4,423 tons of
stone-as much as gang OF thirty men
could get out in eight months. Three
kegs Of powder were used.
The national Republican., 1867-05-15

REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN Mission SAB.
hi nAih sonooL--Ths school (colored) held its an.
nIneIaary Iy meeting on Sunday afternoon, on New
Isfsy avenue near N street south. ReeitatlonI
o. scripture and answers to BlblicaI and cate.
cnsh questions we're promptly given by the
Rev. Mr. Wells, Of Glasgow, Scotland Dr Dsn''
ham, one Of the Irish delegation to the Prs,byts
rian church here, Gen, Eakin, and others, Sd
dressed the school, giving the scholars e1celIep,
advice, and eomPlimenting them on their pro
gross in thsir studies.
The national Republican., 1867-05-15
Marine Disaster.

BosroN, May l4.-The ship Continent
from New Orleans for Hayre, with $500
bales Of cotton, was abandoned at sea. She
is complete wreck. The crew was res
cued by the bark Almyra ooombs and
brought into this port. ..
The national Republican., 1867-05-15
sPHCIAL NOTICE 3

ss- Finh wsrd.-A meeting Of oonser-
vative eitiI ms Of the Pifth ward will be held al
Forrest Hall on THURSDAY EVENING, May 10. At
~ o'clock, for tho purpose Of nominating mem
Der TO the Board Of Aldermen and three members 10
tho Board Of Common Council.
BY order Of MANY CITIZENS.
myl6-2.
The national Republican., 1867-05-15
By Telegra aph.
Horace Greeley in Richmond.
IE ADDRESSES "A LARGE AUDIENCE.
[speoi.l 70 ihe R.publlo.n.

RICHMOND, May l4-Hon. Horace Gree
ley made speech tonight at the African
church to a mixed assemblage Of whites
and blacks. suggested that the proper
means Of reconstruction was in the just
treatment Of the black population.
Gen. ,Sco6eld has disbanded company
Of colored militia.
The national Republican., 1867-05-15
steambo nj Explosion.

CHICAGO, May 1.-THE steamer Ian
sing, running between Rock Island and
Port Byron, exploded her boiler yester
day. Five persons were killed and other
badly scalded. The boat took fire and Il
| n total loss.
The national Republican., 1867-05-15
L CAL ITEM 8.

The SUPERB FuLL GRAND PIANO used at
the concert At Carroll Hall last night was Of Chick
sring 4 Sons make, and furnished by John =. Ellis.
BLACK AND WHITE and brown and white
mixed cassimers suits, eaicuiassdSto give twelve
months wear, hard usage. for els. At Henning's,
corner Of seventh street and Maryland avenue,
where the prices are marked In plsin nsuros, from
which there is no deviation. .tt.i .f.r. III
The national Republican., 1867-05-15

Blue FLANNEL SuITs, at twelve dollars,
and twenty -four new styles Of Spring Gods, wore
reesivsd to-day at A. saks 4 Co.'S, SIT Seventh
atFSet ..
The national Republican., 1867-05-15

~ Know thy Destiny.--Madsms E. =.
THoRSros, the great Bnslish Astrolog gs Clarvoyant
and PsyehomstrsiAn, who has astonishsd the scisn.
the classes Of the Old World, has now located her
self at Hudson, N. Y MADAME THoRNToS Possesses
such wonderful powers Of second sght as to enabls
her to impar knovledgs OF the greatest importanss
10 the single or married Of either SEX. while In
state Of trance, she delnsAies the very features Of
the person you are to marry, and By the aid Of an
instrumsnt Of intsnse power. known - the Psyeh-
omotrops, guarantees 10 produce lfs-liks picture
Of the futuTs husband or wife Of the applicant to-
ssthsr with date Of marriage position In life, lead.
Ing traits Of character, &o. This Is NO humbus as
thousands oftestimonAls can assert. She viii send
when desired, certified certificate, or written guar
antse, that the picture Is what It purports to be.
By enclosing small lock Of hair and stating place
OF birth, age. disposition and eempisIion, and
closing hhy cents and stamped envelope addressed
to YOURSELF you will receive tho picture and desired
Information by return mail. All Communications
saeredly confidential. Address. In eonhdsnes, MAD.
Anz Z. y. THoRSros, p. o. Box 2as, Hudson, MY.
mhls.d&wly aaN
The national Republican., 1867-05-15
DIED,

DIED,
On Monday, the 18th instant, at his residence,
near Laytonsyille, Montgomery county, Nd. BHE.
JAMIE BoHnER, In the a3d year Of his age.
His friends aud those Of his family are respect
fully Invited to attend his funeral ON Wednesday
evening, the 10th instant, from the chapel In Oak
Hill Cemetery. n
The national Republican., 1867-05-15
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING
Il sEWER IN FOURTH STREET WEST, BE-
TWEEN AND STREETS NORTH,

Proposals will be received at the Mayors oaoe,
City Han, mil ~ Q clock m, on THURSDAY, the
2Sd day Of NAY next for constructing barrel sewer
three feet fh'diameter, with nins-inch walls, In
Fourth street west, between 3 and streets north,
70 connect wlh the sewer In street, which sewer
10 be provided with such traps and lateral sewers
As the Com mmissoner may direct and to be paid for
BY an assessment the property borderpg hereon
excePt that Of the General Government which IL pro-
yidsd for BY act OF Congress OF February 23 1855;
hs eontraesr OF contractors to be responsible for All
damage done to water or gas pipes and every other
accident that may occur In the construction Of the
sewer Bidders will state the price Per linsal foot
for the sewer and latsrals, aud per pless for the
traps. No bid will be received from others than
practical nasons and the right Is expressly reserved
10 reject any or all bids.
JAMES J. CAMPBELL,
myb-A Commissioner Fourth Ward.
The national Republican., 1867-05-15
JOHN 7. MITCH ELL,
eueesssor to Harper 4 Mitehsii,)
3Is PENNSYLVANIA AvBNUL,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets.

thhII oPen IhIs mOrnlnB q Ikrge lot OF
GRENADIsR ROBES,
new and beautiful goods. very cheap.
Bmbroiisrsd orenadins, In black and colors.
Pure SILK 0renadine and HernAnhi, In black and
eolors. .....r. ..r
Black 50, 90 and 50 IRON BAREoB, very supe.
rior. and at much less than former prices.
A full stock OF new Dress Goods, suitable for the
season, from the lowest grades to the best grades
ever offered In this market myi5.6t
The national Republican., 1867-05-15
FERRY COMPANY.
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA.

The Steamboats, Of tho Company leave each plae
EVERY HOUR, from o'clock, a. m ar !
until 7 o'clock. p. IN. Leave from the .ff93tt1
wharf foot Of Seventh street, wAshington.
The Seventh street Cars con meet " ilh the Boats
The national Republican., 1867-05-15

THE bishop of Brooklyn is opposed tc
the Glergymen keeping trotting horses.
The national Republican., 1867-05-15

81 Sexual Diseases, Debility, sGo.-Pay
no more monsy 10 ouaeks, but buy TsALL 4 JACK
sos's ''Pathology' and CURE YOURSELF s5.
Sold By Prsnok Taylor, Bookseller, Washington. D.
O. Send for a circular. ap25-d&wsmA
The national Republican., 1867-05-15

T 0ST-IN WESLEY CHAPEL, ON
IL MONDAY, A BLACK PARAsoL, lined, with
beads representing birds nest The thanks Of the
owner will DO rendered the finder on leaving II at
this once. myl4
The national Republican., 1867-05-15

FOR MOUNT VERNON
The nno steamer wAWLsET will leave the wharf
foot Of Seventh street. TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY hoRNINos at 10 o clock. RetuTuing
the Boat arrives at 80 D. m.
The national Republican., 1867-05-15

EXCURSIONS
The steamer WAWAsRT eAa be chartered for Rx-
ouTsons TO Gymont and other points on lhe river Al
reasonable rates. The Grounds and the Pavilion Al
dlymont are In good order for ps.neI aud pleasure
parties.
Parties desiring TO charter the wAwaset should ap-
ply at the onics Of the Company, foot Of Seventh
street, r.. . WA d, COLT,
mys President POlomGe Ferry 90.
The national Republican., 1867-05-15

We have for sale AZ aAs stock Of Horses As were
ever exhibited In wAshIngton. Call and examine II
you wish 10 buy good A Nc. stock. Application
sale.
We Stili maintain our IspuLGtiou for hnO Teams
Double Driving Horses and Ladies' and Gents Sad |.
M DE Horses, which we hire At RkAsoNABLR PRICES.
Give us a call o" FI- EaHs usa DO ~.
~ AHAyE NO Hacks OF rHR PunLIo BrAkDs
J. u. OLCOTT 4 SON,
myS'sod0 All and avs Righth st., bot, D and Z.