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STATIONARY ENGINES

BUILT UNDER THE'BABcockk wILooxs PATENTS
A novel VALVE GEAR guaranteed 10 gvea
regular syced and 10 consume less e per Horse Fo" na any
engine Ia ass OF send for ciretIdT -
HOWARD RoGRRs No. 50 ve,s'st, Nsv.torE
EMBOSSING PRESSES, to work by steam,
Backing Machines Standing Press Cart Cutter Rolling MA
rhne 10, leather Gordon Press medium Hand Presses
@s""~- VS. ROWLAND No. 10 Colunbast
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DOR SALE at Newburgh, desirable RESI-
DBNCB the Poweton llons with about Is seTes highly ea
passed and West Point scenery Price $4,000
Apply TO HOMER MORGAN, No. Pinest
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Uonntrp Real Gsiaie for Bale.
4 uANnSnME C0uNTRY SEAT for SALE

~ Of ears at BenSn Fordea1 WeeAes
fourth OF fOiham Depot
Johns and commands spendd view The house .
40 nrr contains with all the modern
and cola vt, hh closet hot furnace, pipes
6c and il in perfect order having been recently Thoroughly repaired
E,ren well and good stable and carriage and
houses abundance OF cherries and other fs sbont II acres
Of land further particulars apply TO JAS W. PSsoN Architect
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& kilIoad depot pleasantly situated HOUSE containing u rooms
sni about Of land well fate together ear
so-se HADe begey, eOwsiabes 6c easy App!y 10
CHAS H. ELEIGHT. No. 10 CoepbssIRb n Y.
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no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEW STAT

y = NFHHEH7 '-''I'7"I'
TO ARCHlTECTS.-1
i missioners. In behalf Of the 81
Of Fve Hundred Dollars or the best
i.ons and detail drawings, Of a bnildiI
Institution for the education of the
Council Bnss, and 10 be Of sueicient
than two hundred pupils; the plan 10
warming and veHtilatiBg the buildlng.
Monday IN Jane neIt Address the
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n COMPLETE LIST OF ALL HOUSES AND
PARTS OP HOUSES TO LET, IN sEwYORB, BROOKLYN
wIlLrAMsBvRGH AND JERSEY CITY. FULLY REPORTED IN
rHR SUNDAY NEWS EVERY SUNDAY MORNING. UNTIL
MAr l. PRICE FvB CENTS
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Brooklpn Real estate for Gale.

Brooklpi1 zeal GsIale Iol Uu'1'
A TWO-S STORY, BASEMENT, BRICK
n HOUSE Cnteusi Brooklyn; hghstoOp suboe gas water
'' and '''' '''''1 & kSGar 10 91oad.ay Room No 20
ID sRICK House with BROWN STONE TRIMMINGS Lot
a., I'G 5 E coca oS'f5 E6%&RD 5VS cI1REE 20 gSs
EOR SALE-No 1874 South OxfOrd,st.,, ad-
il nng the Of the Rev Mr. Cuyer overlooking tes 90
4 SGa1 as a two ap stS si SSd Ss,sm FRAME HOUSE
n ont built by DAYS wo in substantial manner BY the pres
est evne1 f y 70 Pea5 Win es C'a % s ~ m aUs to al the
For es Of admission to view the above PIsne sP3 10
KNOwLTON southsst Of Fon and Poauoa'sS Opposite
she Old stand.
ORSALE.-BR0OKLY Elm-place, opposite
Dr. BAtets Church three story hoGsc IN beautiful & ess s % Ts
r party That desires let 5SEse and carriage g Price gS O
NOR SAIIE-Two splendid 3-stOry brown
Il sio0r basement acer HOUSES Hewe near Leeave
opposite hs Rev Rev Dr. ws Church 5 oG3 s %oSe s2a1s %y
h''''i's heaters JoiSsoS Miller HALL No 2s Nas.u
nor SALEIN BROOKLYN-The 3-stOry and
ea.emei S6i hqGSk as No. n Os[To HoHFR NOR
ssS y % sg ps 1sns T. d sa PEIPS 81 Pa Row 4 y
EOR SALE CHEAP-Three-stO and base
Il ent brick HOUSE gas convenient to ferries
''' Isl ' ELL6TF if No. 4 South se,snt wan.eug
nor SALE-HOUSE and four lots NOstrand-
ave- feet north from De Kabave Brookyn paved eNered
''' III '0'e '''' CURRY No 81 Pssrlst, up stairs.
FINO CAPITALISTS. VALUABLE PROP
BRTY Hall and New Court House Brookyp The atten
seeking investments is called to the sale Of the desirable
Ioa corner Of wiOngh6y and Jys only 500 feet from the
City very valuable o business The property
W positively be sold without TO the highest bidder by JOHN
SON MILLER HALL the Exchange Sales Room No III Broadway
TUESDAY April See auction advertisement in another
solumn
ALSO TO TIiB
the fines, houses BroOn The elegant resi-
seBoe OHforst DR. CUYLERS CHURCH will be sold
b. JOHNSON MILLER HALL, TUESDAY, April l6 ahoniiDg
opportunity seldom offered Of securing at public sale OF the bn
residences the City Churches See j. NJ Halls auction Adyer
@ 0OO FOR SALE-Ten two-stOry
@4.OOO. and basement brcE Cottage HOUSES Of eight
finished modern style located Ayeaye
Tonknssve BrOokn Apply to CLARKE the premises OF at
his residence WalwOrht, Of Mytleaye Terms easy
DAYMONDs CLOTHING STORE, Nos. 121,
III n. Y advertisement eighth page
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NOR SATF-At Westfield. New-Jersey, one

LOR SALE-At NeStnelu, NeN-JeIscy, one
hour from York BY Central Railroad Of New zoe large
MANSION HOUSE nearly new, modern style and elegantly finished
as large stable and buildings and about grounds
price $4,000 Also 2siory House, perfect order ooins pee
$50O Also Of large oubudng acres OF ground
with fruit In Au bearing pce 5000 All desirable
propre business Possession Immediately
BLAKE 4 DUDLEY No IS Wllhm-st
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he undersigned Com
te Of Iowa, hereby offer a premium
plan. accompanied with specisca-
2 OF buildings, for the lows State
Deaf and Dumb, 70 be erected al
cApacity 10 accommodate not less
include arrangements for lighting,
Plans To he opened on the hrsi
undersigned at Council Bluas, Iowa.
THOS. OFFICER,
G. BALDWIN,
Z. HONN.
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HOUSE Of land Eve minutes walk from depot The
perfect With bot and cold water
aud all modern eonynenees throughout barn ad every Kind OF cut
needed D apple and vines blaebeTes and
strawberries FISH pond and kenhouse Buildings all in complete
DRLAYAN i AILKN, No. 10 Pinesi
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NTRST- T-CLASS COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR

SALB-Reached by dlTect iery om Walst 10 Is nnies sa
sed on Long Island high ground overlooking Staten Island aud the
Bay NeWork containing Is beautifully d out well wooded on
boundaries fuovh trees large and choice evergens
sbrnb walks old young orchards Of choice
sppe grapes sbOnt and vines 10 bearing mansion
large wing modern and complete bAn stable
s carriage eoshman and gardeners houses house heune
bed); everything perfect condition Neighbof
hood Gne residences churches nuisaues public pnate
Reached by cars vide ayec for private
yevanees Furnished desired For particulars inquire Of
C76D HOMER MORGAN, No Finest
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Cltn RsaI gsiaie for Sale.

TNOR SALE or to LEI, wlti OF WIth0uS W s,d 4 VI NJ
Run -. - .,b.tanta 3s'oy hrck HOUSE No 80 W :,
owner and wife would Ike TO make al arrangement
t'ri ith hrily. Aply on premises.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-06

~ County YThe COUNTRY SEAT OF TIE late Danie
Dickinson ESQ., known Orchard located the Of
the beautiful and borough Of Bgkmion county seat Of
BrOOme County Mansion aeous outSud5g, ngneIo9, and
complete CHASTITY II Shaded and ted sua
bic for gessman residence and IT, an AL Of the os eonse
southwestern NewNOrk bar
s fsSI ' F HOMER MORGAN No Pin..,t
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ADREON, THOMAS CO
fe7-td No. Is South Charles street, Auctionears.
TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE
y OF VALUABLE BEAL ESTATE.

In virtue VI two wrts Of Ffsri Fdcids issued from
the Clerks once Of the uprsme Court Of the strict Of
Columbia and to me directed, will sell at public SALE
for cash. at the front " the Court House door Of said
county TUESDAY the Goth day Of February 1867 at
l2 o'clock, all OF George seihs right, title claim
Snd interest in and to all that part Of lot No In
square No 343 contained in the following mstes and
II said lot, aud running thence westwardy by and
sRd "a feet inches thence east IS feet inches
the line Of Tenth street west thence by and with the
said line OF TsHh street SO feet inches the place Of
beginning together with all and guar the improve
mruts thereon. in the city OF Washington, D. @.
Seized snd levied upon the property Of George se,
I'D will be sold satisfy execution No 1913 Buproms
Court D. G, Presley W. Dorsey George SetE, aud
NJ. 24O9 Supreme Court D. C.. J. DOdsou vs. John
F. seIII, GeOrge seiH and Samuel Beutrueger.
D. GOODING,
fsb4.dtd U. S. MarshAl, d. c.
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in two other indictments against the same parties
Dennis Hines, Patrick Hines aud Mary Riley, In.
dictsd for assault and battery, verdict not guilty
Henry Oampbell was arrsignsd for larceny, and
plead guilty. one year In the penitsutiary.
Charlie. Collins for the larceny Of lot Of fharness
was found not guilty.
Moses Daniel, lsrosny; verdict not guilty.
In the case Of Sarah brown, for assault and bat.
tery, nois pros. was Issued.
Burgren Powell was srraigned and plead guilty
TO the charge Of larceny and was sentenced to be
imprisoned in the common jail for one day.
Charles Collins and Augustus simms were found
guilty Of larceny and sentenced To 1s months in
the penitentiary.
Thomas Rye, alias Thomas Ryan, indicted for
assault and battery with intent TO kill, was ar.
ragned and plead not guilty Several witnesses were
examined, ahsr which the court adjourned. The
case will be resumed to-day at ten O'clock.
ORPHANS CoURT-Judge Purcell presidino.
On Tuesday the will Of the late Edward O. Dyer
was hled and partially proven. The estate, after
bequeathng several mementoes TO his friends, pro.
vides for his childroni gives $500 rs subscription
toward, building Carroll Hail. $500 TO Rev. Father
Boyle, 800 OF which he Is to pay to the 81, Win.
cent Orphan Asylum, 800 to the 81. Joseph Or.
phan Asylum, and the balance as he may deem best.
He leaves bis estate to Messrs 7. j. Fisher and 8.
b. Boarmhn, In trust, and the latter a. guardian.
The will Of the late Martha Hauptman, bequsath.
ing to her adopted daughter, Mrs. Julia A. Tsrls-
ton, her estate during her natural life and ut her
death to her grand children, and nominating Ed.
ward Swami executor, was fully proved.
The will OF the late Richard Henry Lee b.auestb.
ing his property to his brother and other relatives
leaving hi: wife, Adslins Lee, as exeeutrix, was
fully proved.
The arst account Of the executor Of Ann a.
smith was approved and passsd.
The national Republican., 1867-02-14

CIRCUIT CoURr-Judge Cdrtter.-Morrison
Shaw VS.. George Wheeler. Judgment on award
Of referee.
w.N II. Mack VS., Kesss Kay. Motion Of
appellant to docket and dismiss granted.
Porter a Booth vs.. John r. Foley. Inquisition.
Judgment for $l39. 81, with interest.
VIM. A. knight VS.. John r. Foley. Judgment
for $sS. "a, with interest.
Rouse VS.. Hall. InquisitiOn. Judgment for
STA. Is, with interest.
Hoyle, sprague a Co. VS.. Perry, Inquisition
Judgment for 81, ,9O7, ,66, with interest.
Deatly VS.. Faunce. Dismissed by the court.
Fegan 4 Moore VS.. Taylor. Judgment con.
fessed.
Bacon vs. Rogers. Judgment confessed
Keyes VS.. Gooding. Judgment for the plaintiff
Hopkins VS.. Foster. Dismissed
Parker vs. hichey. Rule on defendant to employ
new counsel
Utsrmehlo VS.. GOoding. Plaintiffs death sug
gested.
Harland VS.. Ryan and Head. Rule on plaintiff
to employ new counsel.
Baker VS.. RidgewAy. Dismissed.
stissel VS.. Eberling. Rule on plaintiff to employ
new counsel.
NOOnAu VS.. o'Neal. Dismissed.
Thomas VS.. The Corporation of Washington. Dis
missed.
Manchester VS.. The Mayor of Washington. Dis.
missed.
HoughtOn VS.. YeAtman ct al. Judgment for Ap.
pellhnt
Gibbons vs. Jilby. Referred to ]. L. johnson.
Mclean vs.. Lynch Dismissed.
Lowell Co. ys. Foley. Judgment by default.
Blum, Jr., VS., Rullman. Judgment by default.
Broder VS.. Hughes, administrator &c. Rule on
plaintiff to show cause.
Tell VS.. Marks. Judgment confessed.
Whittlessy VS.. Hamilton Judgment by default.
The national Republican., 1867-02-14

The SKATING PARK.-The ice on the
skating pond has again yielded to the mild atmos.
Phsre Of the last few days, and Is at present being
rapidly transformed into aqua pHra. In view Of
the continuance Of cold weather the boys and girls
were indulgng In ploasurable skpootations of an.
other delectable season Of this most exhilarating
sport. Eleven years ago the Potomac was frozen
over firmly three times during the winter, so that
our skatQrial friends need not wholly despair of
reopenipK Of the park.
The national Republican., 1867-02-14

The CASE OF WILKEs.-1he case of Edgar
wilkes arrested night before last on the charge of
picking the pocket Of . gentleman while alghting
from street car, was postponed last night on ac-
count OF the absence Of an important witness. It
will be heard to-day before Justice Walter. It
should be matter Of graduation among the people
Of Washington that their city Is comparatively free
from tho presence Of professional piokpockets. It
b the evidence Of the detectives that In almost
eyery case where an arrest Of the kind is made tho
oneader comes either from New York. Philadelphia
or Altimore
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IMPORTANT SALE OF GOVERNMENT
VESSEL.
DKPoT QU UARTERNAsrER' OFFICE, I
RLIrIMnnE MI LIN lA 1 shl

BALrIhoRE, Md Jan. 81, 1857
Will be sold at public auction, at the port Of BAIT
more (Hebderson's wharf, kast BaltmOTe) on THURS
DAY, ~ m. Feb 2s, 1867, the
SUPERB slDE-wHBEL STEAMER COSMOPOLITAN.
Of 779 tons length 225 feet breadth Of beam 81 feet
depth Of hold l8 feet cylinder 80 inches aud II feet
stroke
A rare opportunity Is afforded, IN the sale Of this
steamer, to persons desiring to purchase really nrs'
class vessel.
She is OF light DRAFT the engine and boiler are In
most excellent condition. and the huh PsHeo'iy souhu
aud strong, ,n, Al, ,,s,,o
PoLlTAN surpisses any yessel hNher'o ouSfeu 0y "o
Government for salo at this port
Terms cash, iu Government funds, on day Of sale
Further particulars may be learned upon APPu S.va
T., tbe uudaFslgred or to the Auctoneers hehsrs'
ApREON THOMAS 4 co, No. Is South Charles street,
~ ~ A. s. KIMBALL,
Captain and A. q NJ, U, :. A.
fal.td Depot QuaItermAster.
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ARRESTED FOR FoRGERY-Nathaniel Hines,
a colored barber, on complaint Of Rev. VIM. N.
Hughes, was arrested by Officer Fuss yesterday and
taken before Justice Gibepon, on the charge Of
forgery, who committed him TO jail for court. An.
other party, by the name Of Hinton, who was the
principal forger, has not yet been arrested.
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0RPH ANS RT
DISTRICT OF OoLyMBIA, wAsHIEaT6E COUNT

FEBRUARY S, 1857.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY
To Wit:
In the OF Matilda Atkins and George Atkins sx
seutoT Of David Athens dec the executors aforesaid
have with the appreciation Of the Orphans Court 4
Washington County Aforesaid, appointed SATURDAY,
the ID day Of March 1867 for the nnA settlement and dis
tIbuton Of the personal estate OF said deceased and Of
leotsd and turned into money when and whore all the
creditors and heirs Of said deceased notified to at
tend, with their claims properly vouched, or they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all benent In
said diseased estate provided copy Of this order be
published once . week for three weeks In the Ma
rIoHAL REPUBLICAN, previous 70 the IAid day.
Test; JAS. Il. o'BRIRNB,
he'WsW Register VI WllLh \
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PRAYER BOoKsl

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Large and Beautiful Stock Of
CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS,
In every style Of Binding, at prices ranging from 20
cents to go. Among them will be found
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This IL one OF the neAtest and most convenient AS
well as the most comprehensive PRAYER BOOKS pub.
lished.
81. JOseph's Manual, Christian 3 Guide,
81, Vncent's Manual, Daily Exercise,
beTaphio Manual, Path to Paradise,
Deyout Manual, Pocket Manual
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Little Flower Of Pisty, Catholic Pisty,
hey ol Heaven, Ursuline Manual,
hissAl, Holy Week,
Help o. Christians, Garden Of the Soul
Mission Book, Daily Prayers,
Way to heaven, Gate OF Heaven,
Prayers VI 81. Gertrude,
PurgntoTiRn Manual,
Chapel Companion Companion Of the Sanctuary
CLIld's Prayer And Hymn Book, diamond MaLual,
Manual Of bodRNty, Gsms Of Devotion, &c.
Also, French, German, and Spanish Prayer Books,
for .Als By JOHN 7. BURCH,
hl2.'9jI No. 40 ElRiA street, OOIaW olR
The national Republican., 1867-02-14

The CASE OF RAPE.-The case Of William
Clesver, charged with rape on the daughter of
Leonard Reeves came before Justice Giberson for
a hearing yesterday afternoon. Several witnesses
were examined, and tho accused held to bail for
court in the of $500 to answer to the charge Of
assault and battery.
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fsbll-eotd
COVERNMENT SALE OF RYE
~ COPFEE.

OFFICE DRPor CoNxIssARY,
FORT MoSRoS, Va February s, 1857. I
Sealed Proposals, In duplicate, will be received by
the undersigned until SATURDAY, the 18th inst at 10
clock, for the purchase Of dh, pounds mOrs
or less, ROASTED and GROUND RYB COFEEE, not re-
quired for issue by the United States Government.
The Coffee is in barrels, averaging 2Os pounds each,
will be put In good shipping order, delivered at the
wharf for shipment free Of charge, and must be re-
moved within ten days after purchase.
Proposals received for two barrels and upwards
The Government the right to reject any all
proposals deemed unsatisfactory.
Terms cash In Government funds. one half notih
cation OF acceptance Of proposals. Remainder prior TO
shipment.
Proposals should be endorsed the envelope PRO
posAls for Rye Coffee, - aud addressed TO
T. p MCELRATH,
First Lieut. 9th Arullery, and
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ARRESTED ON THE CHARGE OF KEEPING A
BAwDr HoUsE.-Henrietta Wells, a oolored girl
residing In Marble Alley. and who testified before
Justice Giberson yesterday relative to the circum
stances Of the alleged rape, was held to bail for
court on the charge Of keeping bswdy house.
The national Republican., 1867-02-14

N, SAS OF rue BUrFALo ScALs WORKS.
md p, !. Savage No. 324 D street, between Tenth
.i, SEVENTH streets has taken the akency for this
' ey fer tho Buffalo Scale v oIks, and informs the
sisc that he Is prepared to furnish them with ali
nas Of platform and counter scales, including the
sases necessary to be used for weighing wheat, rye
saieed corn oats and potatoes, which the late act
he o,y Councils requires shall be sold BY weight
from and after the 18th instant. The number Of
pounds to constitute bushel under that act is as
follows: Wheat. 90 pounds rye aud shelled corn,
30 pounds oats 80 pounds and potatoes so pounds
bihs now under consideration In the Councils
70 snend the act above referred to- so as To require
80 pounds as a bushel Of potatoes instead Of 60.
Mr. Savage warrants the scales sold by him as
'aeeurate and that they are made Of the very best
material. He also announces important fact To
buyers that he sells his scales 10 per cent cheaper
than any other scales In the market, and requests
them to come and examine his stock.
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What love is, il thou wouldst be taught,
Thy heart must teach alone;
Two souls with but single thought,

Two hearts that beat as ons -
30 says lngomar, but there 10 an easier and bet
tor mode Of learning than this Just 20 TO Burch's
on Ninth street, and buy one Of his valentines, and
~, ~ Niii settle the business without further ado
Ihey arc irresistible, and will soften the hardest
hsare. No young lady or gentleman can possibly
Withstand the assault Of one of these missiles So
come up while you have the opportunity; the sea
son wiz soon be over, and then you bashful young
loren VIII have to stay out Of the Union for an.
o'aet year Better 60 to Burch's and got recon.
eruofs. You will hnd him at No. 500 Ninth
street. eo.ner of d,
The national Republican., 1867-02-14

VIOLATING A CORPORATION LAws.-Abram
Bell, for washing carriage on the street, was ar
rested and fined IS by Justice Walter.
The national Republican., 1867-02-14

DUY YOUR BUTTER OF
ID GEORGE NJ. LANCKroN 4 CO.,
dROCERs AND PROVISION DEALERS,
Ja2S.lm AIS Pa ave-, cor. fouT'And'A half ~
The national Republican., 1867-02-14

CRIMINAL CouRT--Judge Ffsher.-George
Washington and Henry Bones. indicted for larceny
verdict guilty two years in the penitentisry 4
nOIs PrOIsqW was entered by the District Attorney
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First Lieut. 9th Arttllery, and
fe9-td Bvt. MaIor U. s. A., A. C s.
GOVERNMENT SALE AT CHARLES
TON, 3, c,

The following Ordnance Property will be sold at pub
lie AuetlOn at the United States Arsenal Charleston, s.
c., oq MONDAY, March 4, 1867, commencing al 10
0 clock, an:
About 2rO net tons Cannon Cast Iron.
About 75O net tons Shot, She'll &c, (about one half
have valuable soft metal att1cEed)
About 100 tons Loaded Shell
About II toms Scrap wrough Iron.
AbOut q , tons Scrap Brass. Copper, Sc.
jS7 Wooden Artillery Carriages, IToned.
$50 Wooden Chassis, lroned.
About $50 Cavalry Saddles, $50 Brides, 800 Cart
IijgG Boxes, aud quantity Of other Leather Work.
large Hand Fire Engine, built by Agnew, Philadel-
phiA
About 800 barrels UnseryiCesble Powder.
Also large quantity Of other Property, consisting
principally Of Musket AppendagSs Rags, Rope, lmPe-
inents, Miscellaneous Tools, sc, &c.
Terms cash, the day Of sale, In United States cur
reney. Ample time allowed for the removal Of Proper
y at the expiration Of which that not removed will re-
vert to the Government
By authority Of Chief OF Ordnance
y H. PARKER,
Capt ordnance aud Bt Maior, U. S. A.,
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INSURANCE COMPANIES
M ARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE..
METROPOLITAN INSURANCE COMPANY
No. l0s BROADWAY, NHw YoRK.

CASH CAPITAL...........oNEM MILLION DOLLARS
ASSETS, JANUARY, ,lS66.............tl,6 645, ss4 es
This Company insuTes, at customary rates OF pre-
MUM, against all MARlNBA and INLAND NAVIGATION
RISKS on CARGO or PRBIGHTi also against loss or
damage by PIRR.
II PREMIUMS ARB PAID IN GOLD, LOSSES WILL
BB PAID IN GOLD.
The assured receive rs per cont Of the net profits
without ineurng any liability, or In lieu thereof at
their option, liberal discount upon the premium.
All losses equitably sdJustsd and promptly paid.
Scrip Dividend, declared January 2S, 1855,
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT
JAMES LORIMER GRAHAM, President
ROBERT N. G. GRAHAM, Vice President
CLINTON B. FISK, Jr., I'd Vice Prssr
HENRY II. PORTER, Secretary.
CHARLES KING, Agent
Room No. 1, Washington Building,
Jelly Cor. PennIylyAniA ay. and seventh street
The national Republican., 1867-02-14

JUVENILE ARREsrs.-Ye Yesterday afternoon
two little schoolboys not over siI or sevsn years Of
sge,were arrested at the instance Of some nervous
old gentleman or hdgsty spinstsr. on Fifth street,
and taken 10 police headquarters. The charge
against these little fellows the enormous one Of
ringing door.bells and then running away, for
which heinous offence the gentleman preforring the
charge thought the ends Of justice could be met
only BY their arrest and bearing before magistrate
their teacher or parents, who would doubtless have
taken measures TO prevent recurrence Of the
noyance complained Of. The little shAvers were
terribly frightened being arrested, and promis'
that they would be better boys and tearfully, ,o
loited that tho of',sr would only Let tho a 10 !,
that they might get back BY school - =" H. y
were detained sf.ort TINE at the o. "A. "a 20.
receiving few words Of good a, ,,,ee e,r S.n,.;,
heed. allowed 20 rrsurn to sohooL, Such Train,
s,,,s " sLe alt oge'.hsr upasos.sary and reject ba
little credit N the irstisstors. W.
The national Republican., 1867-02-14
AUCTION ES
[TNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue Of q writ Of FIN Pscss issued from tho
Clerks Omee Of the supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia, and to me directed will ssll at public sale,
FOR cash, At the auction ~ Cooper Latimer, on
corner Of Beyenth street and avenus on
TUESDAY, the 18th day Of Ptbruaiy inst 1857 at 10
upon as the goods and ehAttels OF James Macarthur,
ard will be sold TO satsfy execution No 42 In favor
Of 2 Simpson a Co. g. GoODING,
fsl4.h United States Marshal d @.