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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-06-01
,ssgKO EsKs PeATNsTS.

ATTY eEdEGIFH2 a s-ECAI 'EzZa
A RE yGURANTEED TO BE SQPE-
- rior 70 any other paints heretofore offered in sthe
as DO not than half Of the Price OF
DOUBLE the surface of any other paint. Hence the
eeenpny OF using this paint.,s siss fss7 ESQ
FOR OUTSIDE EXPOSED WORK
s-9r yEs Il .s!flH ;Gc 4s9a tak
Such Barns Bridges Houses Inside Or eut9 Fences,
Tin or Iron Cars, Carriages, and all
raj ImpIem ments and Wagons. it IS Invaluable lit
.AfI = z EGt!a - -tEtS- - ALL.
NEVER o BLdSTERS CRACKS, OR
CHIPS OFF.
soaf comprise NJ Browns Green's pfabs,
Dayton Stone, Yellow Lead Color and Reds; two coats
which is warranted to be better than three coats of
best White Lead Paint ANY person can use them, the
most inexperienced as wen as the most practical work
-
SEND PRICE LIST
Orders by maiprompty filled at manufactures prices
For futher particulars, address
H A. HENDRY, Druggist
Ashtabula, Ohio.
PSI have on hand also, large, supply OF Whlte
Lead Lnseed Oil and all other KINDS OF s. =,
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-06-01

tOTERINE CANDLES, Carbon Oil,
ID Lamps Lamp Shades and Chimneys, at s.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-06-01
LEGAL, PROBATE MATTERS, &C.
= p Leg0L Notice.
ITO Henry Withev who resides in

ITO Henry Withey, who resides in
= the State of Michigan, Mindred Lagrange and Ju-
liza Ann IaGrange whoresde in Albany county in the
State OF New5Iork and Benjamin Lagrange:
You are hereby notified that Peter Lagrange, Admins
traitor OF the estate f Andrew lagrange Jr deceased
on the 10Th day OF May 1851 filed his petition In
the PROBATE Court within and for the county OF Asha-
bula and State OF Ohio alleging that the personal es
tate of decedent is insufficient to pay his debts and the
charges OF his estate that he died siezed
in zee SIMPLE, Subject to mortgage in favor OF WIZ
liam Hufnphry on which there s now due about $50
of the following described real estate situate in said
county, bounded and described follows: Being IN
the township or Plymouth, in the county Of Ashabua,
and stare Oh Ohlo being in township number tweve IN
the third range OF townships in the Connecticut
tern reserve SO called being south part of lot
and is bounded and described as follows, .tO-wit:
On the east and south by original lot lines on the
west by lands OF John Mills and the north by line
parallel with the south ne and distant therefrom just
lar enough to incose within the above boundaries just
twenty-five acres of land That Mndred Lagrange and
Julia Ann Lagrange, Peter Lagrange, John Lagrange
Henry &fthey Henrietta Whitney, Benjamin Lagrange,
George culver and Angelica Culver his heirs at law,
and legal representatives hold the next estate of nheri-
tence theren The prayer of said petition is for sale
SAID for the payment of the debts and charges
aforesaid said petition will be for hearing on the oath
Gay OF June D. 1861 thereafter as counsel
| can be heard 9-:' PETER LAGRANGE,
II Administrator of Andrew Lagrange, DR., deceased.
- ]. r. COOK, Attorney,
Ashtabula. Mayl9. 1861 .Es LII 9OS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-06-01
A SPREE DELEvEFfYo OF GOODS TO
ANY PART OF THE BOROUGH!
set1y : HORTON, FELLOWS s. co.
LEATHER AND FINDINGS.

LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
w w. SMITH, MANUFACTURER
w . and Dealer in Leather and Findings MaiI.
street, Opposite Phoenix Foundry Ashabua, Ohio
CASH PAID FOR HIDES. PELTS AND CALFSKINS.
Just received, and now for sale good an assorted
81 1EAThERLAND FINDINGS q
be found in any Western Market and which will
be sold on the most reasonable terms. hope make it
object for Boot ard Shoe and Harness Manufacturers
in the vicinity 10 favor with their patronage feeling
satisfied that can sell them everything needed in their
business cheap be found in Cleveland or even
the Eastern Markets thereby saving freight and travelling
expenses, and loss of time
All cordially invited TO call and examine nv stock
it for or nteest to buy in this market shall take
pleasure seeing my old friends and the public and
showing them my stock. Below, L give partial list Of
articles:
Spanish and slaughter SOLE upper and harness Leather
spanish and slaughter kip French calf and kip oak and
hemlock calf and KIP; collar leather and horse hides:
mems and women's morocco band and lacing leather
Innings, bindings, topping and russets. .
FINDINGS.
Lasts pegs thread webb Packards Ink iron and zinc
nails, round head tacks brstles avis hammers pincers
sand stones, rsps knives floats size sticks and straps
boot trees shoe aces punches lasting irons eyeles eve
let sets, suchWheels sttchmarkers heel shaves edge
planes, strpawls well krs eEstics heel ball. stitch
ing cord lasting tacks heel and toe plates boot backing
boot brushes harness oils and all kinds of finishing
irons, etc etc. w. w. SMITH
Ashtabula, Dec. 1865. 1920
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-06-01

sBENEFACIOEt COOK SIsJNE.
THE ECLIPSE, WITH or WITHOUT THE EXTEN-
TION TOP. =.
Also Tin Ware, and all kinds ofobbing nTn, Copper
ard Sheet Iron work, - Il -
LIVERPOOL AND BROWNlWARE, :
JAPANED WARE, - :, "
GLASS WARE. Table CUTLERY, SC
Al CHOICE SELECTION ORsLAMPS.
At prices that suit the buyer. L.
OILnTUBS. PALS. WOODEN WARE, BROeMs.
r. TABLE AND TEA tsPooNS,s
Porceiain Tea and other iron kettles lamp Shades,
Lamp Burners. Special atehtion paidto repairing
Lamps ~ Terms cash q ready pay.
BsfPaper Rags, Old Iron Copper. Bass and Lead
price VII be paid ~ "
BEFORE EPURCHASINGPLEkSE CALI AND SEE.
Call and see the paror offce stove Morning Clio
~, in operation at our store ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-06-01
sLcAn'S C0KDlTI0n POWDER

Has the argest sale of any Horse and Cattle Medicine
IN this country. IT is comp0sed Of herbs and roots and
for mildness safety, certainly aud horougness stands
pre-eminently Mt the head Of the list Of Lorse and
Cutie Medicines.
IL carries OF all gross lnors prevents horses from
becoming stiff or founderng purihes the blood oosens
the skin, aud gives II smooth aud glossy appearance
ciesHses the water and strengthens eveiy part Of the
body. II is also safe and certain remedy for c,,uohs
aud colds, which generate many fatal Diseases
The national Republican., 1867-08-29
Facts about Crime.

Some facts about crime in England and
Wales have just been published in the
Blue Book Of judicial statistics for 1866.
Compared with the previous year, the
serious offences show q decrease, while,
probably on account Of more frequent ap-
plication Of summary jurisdiction, the
minor offences disposed Of by magistrates
show an increase. We learn that we have
23,72s policemen, who cost Gl,S27, los;
being 478 constables and G78,647 more
than the year before. The criminal
classes "at large" are set down at ll3, 500,
but Of these 33,l0l are Of the tramp and
vagrant fraternity. Those at large are
l6,908 in local prisons, 7,0l8 in convict
establishments, and 1886 in reformatories.
In England and Wales there are 20,249
houses OF bad character. During the year
there were 50,549 indictable offences, in
respect Of which 27,l9O persons were ap-
pretended and committed. The murders
numbered l3l, being four less than the
total Of 1865. The attempts to murder
were As, and there were GAO cases Of shoot
ing, stabbing, &C.; 259 cases Of manslaugh.
ter; 8 Of attempts to procure miscarriage;
2ll Of concealment OF birth; 1856 Of unnat.
ural offences; 257 of rape; 1922 Of assaults
with intent, &c; 272 Of assaults and bodily
harm; POI OF common assault; and l64 Of
assaults on "peace officers" There were
48l, ITO persons proceeded against sum.
marily, and Of these more than one-fourth
were discharged. Foreign Paper.
The national Republican., 1867-08-29
COMMERCIAL.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 2s.-The -four market con.
tinues very inactive, and prices have to-day
further declined SO cents per bbL Some grades,
indeed, have fallen of still more. Severn Super
has declined 81 per bbl., and may now be
quoted at $11. We note sales Of 100 bbls. low
ard Street Super at $3.50, and 100 bbls. City
Mills Super At 80.
/ whsat--Rsosips 3.405 bushels white, and
II, Sal bushels red. The market opened very
dull and closed at prices S to 10 cents lower.
Strictly choice and fancy lots Of red wheat sold
at 81, 8oa235, and good to prime at s2.l5a2.25.
There were several sales Of good wheat at the
inside figure. Common and tough lots Of white
.and red sold st prices ranging from s1.6oa$1.90.
Corn Is aoiiS,, and prices unchanged. Sales Of
white p. $1.03s1.07, and yellow at $1.14a1. 10
per tashel. Oats are active, with sales at 45a60
cents. Rye 10 In good demand, with sales at
$l15a1.45.
NEW YoRK, Aug. 2S.-Flour dull and 10
osnts lower receipts 1925 bbls. Wheat a
shade hrmer; receipts 81, 800 bushels Corn
without decided CHANGE receipts 97, ,050 bushels.
Rye steady. Oats better. Pork heavy sales oi
500 bbls. new mess $3.50. Lard quiet at 12is
13T cents. Whisky quiet Barley and peas
nominal Cotton quiet at 27i cents for middling
uplsnds. Preishts dull Spirits Turpentine at
58ta59 cents.
The national Republican., 1867-08-29

Leonard! They are in Boston boz. sAt will
show here in Novsubsr
ConKrAus o. BusnsrLL, of New Hzsen,
d dsassrousIy m Of fever. He was ths builder
Of the arst Monitor, which sent ths Msrsinsc to
the bottom. ~tN ~ "
DONALD q. MITCHELL, ok Marvel" Is
making plans for the improvement Of Trinity
College grounds In Hartford. He and bis asso,
sistss have charge Of hftssn or twenty park,
cemeteries, etc.,, for improvement. itb"Jt
The Joupal de Liege contradicts the
statsnsnt Of ths Journal Do Psri ss 70 the Em.
press Charlotte having been informed ofths death
Of her husband, and states that her Majesty b
still entirely ignorant Of her ssd Bereavement.
TIE Tycoon Of japan, who is childless,
has decided, In sccord with the chief Dsimois
that his younger brother, Prince Miu- -Bou-Taiou,
now In Paris, shall be declared his legal sue.
csssor. .......
A HASD-oRGAs with o new tune was
heard on the avenue yesterday. A procession
Of boot blacks were after II, and the cunning
Tsuton dispersed the non.payiss crowd By
turning the crank to the tune Of 'Oid Dog
Tray" 'H.
NEwsrArsss have very queer names in
Italy. In . given mail Tho Inferno and The
Garden of Mary, The TIoubaSow and Tho
Frog, Minerva and The An, The Wa,p and
TAs DsviPs Tad, may be brought in more or
less genial juxtsposition. -......E
SIR HENRY BuLwER is engaged in pre-
pairing for publication diplomatic rscollectious
Of his time. The work win contain much rs-
latlng TO Prince Tsllsyrand and Lord Pslmsrston,
with both Of whom he was personally brought iu-
tmatsiy Into contact.
Dr.. HOLMES makes the following excuse
for msrcsnsry msrrisgss: Getting married Is
jumping overheard, any way you lock stit, and
II you must save some woman from drowning
an old maid, try to 6nd one vih q eOrk jseket,
or shen carry you down with her."
A COMPANY of Germans is organized in
San Fransisco to induce emigration from the Old
World TO sitka, for which purpose agencies are
to bs established in the larger German cities.
The principal object OF the enterprise is the do.
velopmsrt Of the fisheries Of Alaska.
MRS Srows has sent to the printer large
instalmsnts Of her new work, which Is to be q
sort Of chronicle Of old.time folks in New Eng
land village afty or sixty years ago Some Of
the characters are said to be rs graphically de-
pioted a. those in "Uncls Toms Cabin"
A WOMAN near Plymouth Rock, Iowa,
was bitten BY yellow rattlssnake last Tuesday.
Hsr suffering was so terrible that II required
four men TO hold her. She had IN uncontrolla.
bic desire to bite something, and suffered In
much the same manner that . person would
from hydrophobia, No hopes are entertained
Of her recovery.
BAYARD TAYLOR is visiting his friends
In Germany this summer, but spends ssms Of his
time in literary work. He is trauslsting Gos.
ths's "Fsust" amid the scenes Of that great
poem, and drawing Inspiration for his work
from the authors own country. Taylor Is also
engaged on series Of papers called the BY
ways Of Europe" which are to appear In the
Afisniie ahortly. .--
The national Republican., 1867-08-29
MARINE.



schr. @. @. Morris, Artist, from Gardner, Me. -,
with laths and ice for stackpole Hall.
sohr. Jsannstts, Milliksn, from Eastern Shore,
Nd, lumber.
sehr. Kate, B. Frero, from Lower Potomac,
wood.
sehr. NJ. Morrison, Dayton, from Hudson river,
| lumber.
sehr. JUL. E. wnlstt, Bsyls,, from Albany.
lumber.
sohr. Clara Ball, Applegarth, from Baltimore,
| lumber.
sehr. Luco, Wilson, from Havre.ds.arace,
coal.
=sohr Hannah Warwick, spssdle. from Rich.
mond, lumber.
sehr. Samuel B. ari,e, from Eastern Shore,
lumber.
schr. Pearl. Williams, from Havrs.de. Grace,
sehr. William Henry, Shelves, with the "Tur.
tlss' on board.
sssr. Bssj. stotsl.y, Hillman, from s.ul,.
sshr, r. n. Kemp. Seward, from Hsus-ds-
sshr. Emma. orabbe, from Hsvs-ds. GRACE,
| coal ... ...-f .-.r#tra.. y
Brig Hays, Hall, from Boston. -.
schr Loom, Edmonston, from Havro-de-
Grace.
sohr. R. s. ospron, Adams, from Salisbury.
Schr. Lynchburg, Wilbsrt, from New London.
schr. Mary Eliza, Harris, from Hayre.de-
schr. Morning Light. Nicksrson, from Phila.
delphia.
sohr. Grace Watson, Nickerson, from Phila.
delphia.
schr. Oliver Ams,, French, from Providence.
schr. Jane Emson, Emson, from Van Cliff,
Mass.
schr. A. G. Tyson, Tyson, from Providence.
schr. N. A. Vale. Parker, from Saybrook.
schr. Daniel Brown, Grinnell, from Fall River.
Sohr. ]. L. Newton, Rich, from Boston.
Sohr. @. 8. Carstainus, Price, from Boston.
Sohr. R. ]. Mercer, ststson.
CLEARED.
schr. Express, Connant, for Camden, with
grain and -four.
| schr. Morning Light, Wickerson, for Sanger.
tics, with coal.
sohr. Grace Watson, Nioksrson, for saugsrties,
with coal.
schr. Lottie Klotz, Endicott, for Hudson,
with coal
schr. Addie Walton, Rich for Boston, with
| anal
The national Republican., 1867-08-29

How THEY CAroH SWORD FIsH.-Sword
fish are sold in this market at the present
time at six cents per pound. The method Of
capturing these fish is by harpooning them
and then fixing an empty barrel on to the
line. The fish, in their frantic efforts to
escape, drag the barrel through the water
until they are tired out or drowned, when
they are hauled on board, and the Sword,
which is q sharp-pointed, conical rod oI
bone about four feet long, projecting from
the snout, is cut of. The fishermen have
to use much caution in capturing these
fish, as the "sword" is very formidable
and dangerous weapon.-Boston Journal
The national Republican., 1867-08-29

TIE latest plan for improving the reeit
in New York harbOr known as He'll Gate con
templates the construction Of q channel twenty
eight feet deep at low water It would cost
ss, 900, 900, and the time required for the work
will bs about ten years. COpgrs" will bs asked
to furnish the money.
The national Republican., 1867-08-29
DRO POSALS FOR CANNED
PRUITs.

Sealed proposals In duplicate are invited till the
5th OF Ssptsmber 1857 at IL m, for furnishing the
UAitsd States Subsistence DspArtmsnt with the fol-
lowing CAnned Fruits, via;
800 cams Preserved Strawberries, q lb. esns)
900 cans Preserved RAspbsTries, u lib. eans.l
200 cans Preserved osinoes, q ID. cans
200 cans Preserved Pinsapples, (flb. cans
100 cans Preserved Pears, II lb. eans.)
900 cans Preserved Ginger In tin cans u lib. eans
900 cans DAmSon PlumS, u lb. eAns)
100 cans Preserved Grapes, alb cans
All the above stores 10 be delivered 10 the Anchor
Press In New Orleans, within twenty days after the
opening Of the bids where they will be carefully In
spsetOd aud the damaged cans rejected samples Of
each Of the above. named articles will be required
| with the bids.
No bids will be received from parties who have
heretofore failed to comply with their engagements
| with any branch Of the Government.
| Proposals to be directed 10 the undsIsignsd and
! marked Proposals - A. BRCkWITH,
| au2o. I'd Byt. Nal. 6ss. and Q. g., U.s.A,
The national Republican., 1867-08-29
AND COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
The Tribune, Of yssisrday, says the rumors
Of Cabinst changes have nssdlsssly affected
the market for Government stocks unfavorably,
and prices arc lower, with no disposition to buy
at the decline, and an early return Of securities
from Europe h anticipated In well informed
quarters. Anything which will disturb European
eonhdsncs In the national debt will bs the signal
for the return Of bonds and sharp advance In
gold. In State bonds and railway mortgages
little doing. The general railway share market
10 without special change. In the morning prices
were nrm, but aftsr the call the market dropped
and sellers wsrs In the majority. Al the close
the msrkstwas steady. . H.aUt
jar oooxn Co., bankers, furnish Us with the
closing priess Of Government securities on yes
k.~I
The national Republican., 1867-08-29

NJ. De WELkESs, the chief gambler oi
the Wissbadsn hell, was recently, at Ems, wait.
ing in tho Ants-rOOm Of tho Prussian Minister foI
Muhlsr, to whom hewas to apply for prolOnga.
tios Of his gambling privileges. Suddenly h,
turned very pale, staggered few steps forward,
and sank dead 10 The floor. The physicians said
heart disease bad killed him. His petition wal
tound firmly clutched In his hands.
The national Republican., 1867-08-29

EIKouTIv1 MAssIos.-Tho reception room
st tho Presid,nts House were we'll hilsd yester
day. Many n those who waited were ladies
Gen. Grant and Secretary Seward had an inter.
Wow with ths President Tho President 70.
ceived q considerable number, but the hours oi
business terminated before many Of those In wait.
ing could sec him.
The national Republican., 1867-08-29
THE DEPARTMENTS.
War Departmenf,

War Department. ~ 80
Tho Secretary Of War, sd ,nssriss, yesterday
promulgated The following general ordsr
1. The following orders have been recsivsd
from the Prssidsnt;
rxrourIyE MAuiox,,
wAsHiSoros, D. c., Aug. 70, 1857.
Brsvet Maj. Gen. Edward r. 8. Candy |.
hereby assigned 10 the command Of the Second
Military District, created BY the aot Of Congress
Of March :, 1867, and Of the Military Depart.
mont Of the eouth, embracing the States Of North
Carolina and South Carolina. He will, a. soon
y practicable, relieve MAJ. Gen. Daniel X.
siohlss, and, on assuming the command TO which
hsrsby assigned, will, whom nsoessAry 70 .
faithful sxscution Of the laws, exercise any and
District Commanders, and any and all authority
pertaining 70 ofhesr In commanded Military De.
paxmsnts. ...s UlEF 2 -
Msj. Gen. Daniel T. sickiss 10 hereby relieved
triet. -
The Secretary Of War, ad interim, will give
the necessary Instructions 10 carry this order
into eject. ,AsDRnw JoHSsoN.
= In pursusncs Of the foregoing order Of the
President Of the United States, Brevet MAJ. Gen.
Candy will, on receipt Of the order turn over his
present command to the ofiosr next In rank 70
himsclf and proceed to Charleston, s, O., TO re-
Second Military District. ..-
3. Maj. Gen sickles, on being relieved, will
repair 70 New York city, and report BY letter to
tho Adjutant General.
Tn. following order from tho War Department
Is published:
General orders No. 4, Of 1857, relating 10 pun
ishmens for soldiers, Is hereby revoked, and
paragraph s9S, Revised Regulations Of the Army,
ts restored.
The national Republican., 1867-08-29
DRoPOsALs FOR FRESH BEEF,

supsIsrnxcs 0yyrcn, q. O. aA,)
Tin rear Of No. loo west Lombard street,
BALTIMORE, Nd, August %, 1867.
Sealed proposals. in duplicate, will be received at
this ofes until II m. on FRIDAY, August 20. 1857,
PRRsH BRKY
required for the supply Of the troops hospitals and
officers at Fort MoHenry, Nd, for six months from
October I, 1857, or such less time the Commisssry
General or sabsistenoe may direct. :. 10 -
The Beef to be delivered al Fort MoHenry, Md. ;,
on the order Of the Acting Commissary Of subsist.
ence at that place. .,.' ...4aHy - .IaTtr..y
The Beef 70 be- Of good and marketable quality,
In equal proportion Of fore and hind quarter meat,
neck. shsnks and kidney tAllow TO be sxeludsd.
Tho necks Of the cattle slaughtered under this
agreement shall bs cat OF at the fourth vertsbral
Joint, and the breast trimmed down. Tho shasks Of
fore quarters shall be cut from three 10 four inches
above the knee joint and Of hind quarters from six
10 eight inches above the gambrsl or hook Joint.
Bidders are requested 10 be present 10 respond 10
their bids, and bs prepared 10 give bonds for ths
fulnlment Of their contract. = f..f. sf. !
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly "froposals
for Fresh Beef and addressed 70 the underslg lgned
who reserves the right to reject any all bids no,
TO the interest Of the United states.
Conditions, rsquirsn'n''' Rsns Rsy%'n,; Az &C., a'
Bvt. L. Col. and Q. g., U. 8. A.,
auE-6t Bvt Brig. Cen Vols.
The national Republican., 1867-08-29
GOVERNMENT SALE AT HILTON
" HEAD, sc.


GOVERNMENT SALE AT HILTON
" HEAD, sc.
The following Ordnance Property will be sold At
public auction, at Ordnance Depot Hilton Head g. O. i,
on TUESDAY, September "a, 1857, commencing At 10
ISGu, H 80 80 net. ton. of sAo, and She'll.
:. iM 1" Scrap Cast Iron
90 10 Wrought Iron.
sArtiliery Carriages, iron.
o3 Wooden Artillery Carriages, ironsd.
63 Wooden Chases and Slides, ironed.
$50 Saddles, (MeClellan.)
81 Saddles, (AItillery.)
80 Set. Of Artillery Harness.
l, $50 Bridlss.
962 Cruppsrs.
800 saddis-bags.
8, 800 Bayonet scabbards.
l, l2O Cartridge boxes.
l, Oe7 CArtridgs-box Belts.
q 3l2 Gun slngs.
q $50 Waist Belts.
$50 Bullet Moulds.
And quantity Of other property, consisting prinei-
psily q Rags, Ropes, implements, Miscellaneous
Also, a two STORY frame Dwelling -houss, Of the
following Dimensions: ~ feet front by S51< feet
dep.h, containing 8 spacious rooms.
Terms: Cash on the day Of sale, In United States
Ample umo allowed for the removal Of property,
at the expiration Of which that not removed VIII
vert 10 the Government.
By authority Of Chief Of Ordnance:
Captain and n. 8. K,
au27 -dtse2l In charge Of Ordnance Depot.
The national Republican., 1867-08-29
n AS FL XTU ES.
Can and examine our large and beautiful ss'Ort.
mont Of

PiNDANTs, BRACKETS,
and PILLAR LI0Hrs,
lust received from the sstablishmsnt Of
CORNELIUS q BAKER, PHILADELPHIA,
which we sell at anqfsstursrs' prices. No cHAnon
roR rurrre W YIxrulns
Also, FANCY pRENCH sHADEs.
We are agents for HAYES PATENT RRvRRsIBLE
FILTER, which elsansss itsslf without being taken
apart and renders Potomac water ~ clear o. crys-
tai. II should be In every house. LFF
ALEX. r. SHEPHERD BIOS
900 Pennsylvania avenue, south side,
au27. .eo1m near corner OF Eleventh street.
The national Republican., 1867-08-29
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