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Life-HeaIth-Strength.
Life-HeaIth-S Strength.
Life-Health-St Strength.
DIR. JUAN della
SPECIFIC PILLS.

SPECIFIC PILLS,
Are prepared by the Mcssiours GARANoIERE q DU-
PONT, Pharmaceutsts, No 2tf, 1suc Lombard
Paris from the Prescription OF DIR. JUAN DELA-
MARIE, Chlsof Physician TO the Hospital du Nord
oD LarlbQsere.
Letter of Recommendation.
PARIS, May D, 1868
GESTLEMEN.-We have used the "SPEOIFIC
PILLS. made from DR. DELAAARRE's PREscmP-
TloNi during several years past, In rprlvatc and
public practice, and have found them most ener-
getlc and efficient Remedy IN eases OF Spormator-
rhea or Seminal Weakness Nightly, Daily or
Premature Emissions; Sexual Weakness, or I'M
posRoNi special DerangOments of tho Nervous Sys-
tenn Weaknesses arising from Secret Habits aud
Sexual EXcesses; RolardtioH OF tile Genital Or
gansj Weak Spino Affections OF the Eyes, Lime"
or Brick Dustr Dopos Is In the Urlne milky"
Discharges; Paleness of the Skin, with Sunkon
Cheeks aud HlOodless Lips "Plnched" Features ;
Irregular action of the Heart and in all the ghastly
train of symptoms arising from over use, abuses
or loss, from any cause, Of the Nervous Force
We earnestly advise the Profession, and all por-
sons suffering from any Sympt0mdtio or Or0dnio
4geottons OF the GENITO-UElINA1sY SYSTEMS, % use
these Pills' with high respect, we aroyours most
sincerely.
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p III G NIX HOUSE
THIRD STREET,
DAYTON, OHIO.
A. sPANG, Agent.
lHIS HOTEL HAS RECENTLY BEEN
opened, and II prepared 10 accommodate Travellers
ms6-dim
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MONTGOMERY HOUSE

Es7NWT y II II - N n EET.
DAYTON, o. TfTf ls
Captain E. e. Retter, Proprietor,
Late Of the Western House, Springfield, o.
Thoroughly refltted and renovated throughoutand
IL now one OF the best Hotels in THIS oity.
mar e-tf ~
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-14

N EW HALL HOUSE.
Cor. Main and Michigan sts.,
MILWAUKEE, wIscoNsIN.
'IuiE prQprietors take pleasure In announcing
thht the very expensive and Important inn.
proVements which have been going on In this
FIRST CLASS HOTEL.
Arenow completed The som
Newha11 House,
IL furnished with every convenience and luxury
known TO hotel keeping In America, and affords an
elegant nome to.any travellers or others who may
iavOr Y with their patronage. Omnlbusses run
lfOm az trains and boats 70 the NEWHALI.
mifd3m w. s. JOHNSON N % Pronis
The national Republican., 1867-11-02
Capitol. Ol.............".........e els 4Isi4 SIS
flOneef.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2 O-lO


Oapltoi. i.''..........".......... els 4 IS "a s-5
rion'e'.' e'.'''''.'''......."..... l OIL
Bues made on hits-CapitoI, 100; Pioneer, Is
Intellectual strikes-Capitol, Is; Pioneer, 80
Foul balls struck-Capitol, %; Pioneer, II.
0ut on bases-Capitol, g. Pioneer. Q.
Out on fys-Capitol, 4; Pioneer, 3.
Run out-Capitol, 4.
Struck out-Cspitoi, Il Pioneer, 0.
Fly balls caught-Capitol, 3; Pioneer, 4.
Foul bound catchcs-CApitol o. Pioneer 4.
Fiys missed-Capitol Yoder |; total /. Pio.
neert Murray 4, Stein l, Bronnor I, Porry l.,
Smith A. total II.
Fouls miSscd-capitOl, "Ewo" /; total I.
Pioneer 0.
Homo runs-Capitol. Mallory |. Lawlor 2.
Umpre-Mr. Wm. S. Mari, of the United
States base ball club.
Scorers-NTessrs Dobson and Pryor.
Time Of game-2t hours.
After partaking Of sono refreshulents at the
club house Of the Capitol's, the Pioneers left
for home. beaten but not dispirited
Ono OF the most interesting base ball matche,
of the season was played on the White lot, be.
tween the Junior National md Eagle clubs, yes.
terday afternoon. Owing to darkness the game was
called at the close Of the sixth inning, rusultins
in favor of tho Eagle, by score of ten to sight,
Bobbie" Of the Eagle played "rcd hot" TAX.
ing thom all around. We append the score:
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

BASE BAIL.-Quite q, spirited. though rather
q one.sided game, came OF yesterday on the
Monument lot between tho Capitol base ball
club and the Pioneers, Of Alexandrfa, resulting
In victory for the Capitols. The batting Of
Capitols was excellent against very slow pitch.
ing. Clears pitching was too swim for the
Pioneers, who played fair game against great
very badly, and Duffy on the third base, muffed
everything thrown to him Smith and Murray
each played muffin" game to the tune Of
four apiece. Bielaski, Of the Capitols made
splendid running hy-catch In the second innings,
which was loudly applaudsd.
The ground was very wet, and the ball, In
consequences, would not bound, which mado the
playing quito difficult.
we append the score Of six innings, time being
called on account of thu darkness.
The national Republican., 1867-11-02
ss- THE WARRINGTON co-oPERA-
TIVE BUILDING
AND
DEPOSIT ASSOCIATION
THE MOST EQUITABLE LOAN ASSOCIATION IN
WASHINGTON.

The Subscription BooA VI the above Association Is
now ready for signatures at tho store Of Joha L.
Elyans \ Co, No. 800 PennsylvanlG avenue, south
side, between Ninth and Tenth streets. Members
who have subscribed for stock must Sign the eoust
tuition and pay one dollar OnItiston fee) before they
can participate IN advantages Of tho Association
New subscriptions received at the same place. by the
Treasurer, John X. Elvans.
The Hrst meeting for the payment Of dues will be
on the SECOND WEDNESDAY Of next month.
Tho Board OF Directors requested to meet at the
Law oHace OF Messrs. Ashford L Jones, Finh street
next WEDNESDAY NIGHT, at O'clock
Printed Constitutions may be obtained after Mon
day next from tho Secretary, corner Flnh and N
streets. or tho Treasurer, No 800 Pennsylvania ave
nue., DIR. +. HOWARD, President,
J. Z. THOMPSON, Secretary osos,4t
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

CoLoRED SCHOOLS. The new col ,red school.
house, corner Of Ninth and strso;s, Island, }
was opened on Monday morning with a2S pupils.
The house is Of brick. two stories, and has oight
fine, large, and airy school rooms furnished
throughout with new cherry decks, OF the Phila.
delphia pattern, and with ard.fnish black
boards on three sides Uf the rooms. The schools
consist OF one Of the grammar grade, two intor.
mediate, two seconAlry, and three primary
They were orgsniZed under the direction Of Mr.
A. Il Newton, superintendent of colored school,,
and In charge of tho following teachers: Room
], Miss Il. L. Crane from Vermont, principal,
and teacher Of the grammar department; room
2, Miss - Mason, from Massachusetts, first in.
tcTmediate; room g. Miss S. L. Morse, from Yer.
mont, second intermediate; room (, Miss II. NJ.
Johnston, from Ohio, first secondary; room 8,
Mrs r. j. Brooks. Of Washington, second sec.
ondaryi room 0, Mrs. L. V. Fisher, of Washing.
ton, first primary room T. Miss Goines, Of
Washington, second primary; room s, Mrs. S.
Bemis, from Massachusetts, third primary.
The now school.house In o street north, between
Fourth and Fifth streets, is to be opened on
Monday noxt
The national Republican., 1867-11-02
ID RIO PUSALS FOR CIyALRY
HORSES
Dxror QrARrERxAITERS OF

I
JEPFEEsosvILLB, ISD., oct. 20, 1857.
Sealed Proposals will be received at thx ice un.
I'll u clock IN. on TUESDAY, tue 5Ih day OF No.
Vrnbsr, 1867 for the delivery Of thirty ore [9 Cav.
airy Horses at Jef-rsoayille, Indiana
The horses will be subject to careful Inspection
aud must be OF dark coloTs Iound in all particular
wei broken In full nesh aud good condition, from
10 TO 10 hands high from to years old, And well
tiaptsd In every wAy to cavalry purposes.
ihe horses to be del versd within tea days from
date Of contract
BIDS must bo made 10 duplicate, with a copy Of
this advertisement attached to each aud each bid
nust be accompanied by written guaranty Of two
responsible parties that Gao the contract sawArctd
70 tbe bidder good and eisnt bond viii BE- entered
into Tor the faithful performance Of the contract
Bids will be indorsed " Proposals for Cavalry
Horses and addressed, "BFeyeI Colonel 4. II, Batch
elder, D. q, NJ, Jacksonville lad -
The light IL reserved to jset aly or all bis
Fy order or BrsVst Major General Til $ swords.
X N. BATCHELDER.
no2'd BrsY. Col aud Depot q NJ
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

SALES OF THE MERIDIAN HILL PHoPERrY.-
The following additional sales Of lots on Meri
dian Hill estate have been made at R. NJ. Halls
Real Estate Exchange Lot No. 7, in block No.
., fronting on Prospect and Crescent streets, to
J. Peters, managing editor of the ChronicIe
at 10 cents per square foot lot No. o, in block
o, on same streets, to Col. Wni. A. Brown, at 0
cents per square foot lot No. II in block ls,
fronting on Columbia avenue, to George A.
Dummer, at IL cents per square foot; lots 4 and
8, In block s, fronting on Morris street, to T. N,
WatZ, superintendent of Smithsonian Institu.
tion, at cents per square foot; lot l3, block Z
fronting on Columbia avenue, to L. W. Kimball
at Ia cents per foot lot No. 10. in block 8, on
came avenue, to b. Mcclellan. at 10 cents per
foot lot No. 0, block is, on same square, to A.
j. Bartlett, at IL cents per square foot; lots s
and O, in block 4, to + J. Nowland, at 10 cents
per square FOOT the whole of block 2I, to A. L.
sturtevant, at - cents per FOOT lot and part
of lot o, in block 3, to Col. W. L. Wall, at 10
cents per square foot.
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

Bins ron THg SUBSISTENCE OF INDIANS
Yesterday, at ~ IN, in the office of Indian Az
fairs, Interior Department in presence Of acting
Commissioner Charles f. Mix and the chief
clerk, Gen. Cox, bids werc opened for Supplying
Indians with subsistence, such as beef, bacon,
-four, cOrnmeal, and salt, to bo delivered daily
at or near North Platte City, in Nebraska; Fort
Cobb, Indian Territory and Big Bend of the
Arkansas river, near Fort Zarah. The number
of bids was immense.
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

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oARIBALDG Hsp zouAvE
rLAIS ykSM sNb !? FAScT e 70 TEIuurr AZ
| SUITS
| CHILDREN
| Three Years old aud Upward.
'H(NHfHS.s oHGRco4Ts slSh
FINE BLACK CLOTH
BEAvEk SUITS
Good Black Cloth Froeks, sl6
Black oiotN P'oeks, slo.
BOYS coLo u .SD WHITE
curLDFES's f;S% : satSr * y WASTE,
,sp, PIsn, PIn1y ~, ed ,IH E%,,G idOrnd.
MERlNO SHIRTS.
Boys Gsnuns BGckskin GauRtleIs,
Roys Heavy Cotton Socks
SOUTHERN CASSIMEREs,
suTrrs
oENTLEMBs %XD YOUTHS.
FLoCKs AND sHoppY.
SILK mixed Suits, go
Double and Twist Suits, f2l
Standard Silk mixed su Is, SO
Good Business suiEs, Sl2 aud 81.
Kentucky Jeans Suits, 80.
Good Heavy Oyereoats, SO
Waterproof Tweed OvercOa's, a..
THE FINEST SELECTION
PIECE dooDs
| ever bad now ready f,r
CUSTOM wORE,
Atmy usually ~
EDwARD HARRlS',
.nd other famous Domestic, French, AuttrItn. aud
1iah fuatl la n.
NEW YORK PRICES.
HEAVY -lBBBD
AND
FINE PLAIN
hERlNO shlkrS AND DRAWERS,
FOR o..
LAMBs.wooL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
FOR $l. so
Very nne white and Scarlet Flannel Shirts and
Boys Merino Shirts and Drawers.
Country Knit socks
Warranted Buekskiu Gloves.
Fine Black Cloth Sack, 90:
Fine Black Cloth Froeks, s5j
Fine Black Doeskln and Beaver Pauts flo
Heavy Blue Beaver suits
GoGthA' Black Cloth sscS'.
ChildTen's Black Suits.
Laney Velvet Vests
PAuay aud Plain SIX Vests.
white Duck Vests.
Boys standard school Snlts, $3.50,
B1ys' Cashmere suits, IS,
Boys Double and Twist suls,SN
Boys' virginia Cashmere Suits.
Boys wRter proof Tweed Overcast
ONE PRICE ASKED,
NO LyS. T,KrY.
aEo O. HRNNIN6,
No, 6sS Seventh street go Mary and av.nu',
2craor Of sovOnth street an NAryIoni avcuue.
3 B : 1 B : / 3 s,ss
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

REFORMATION JUBILEE The seventh semi.
centennial jubilee OF the Reformation will bo in.
augurated by a discourse from the pastor, Rev
Mr.. Butler, on Sabbath night in St. Paups
Lutheran church. With Garibaldi marching
upon Rome an unusual interest gathers around
this jubilee.
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

SELLING LTQUoR TO soLDlERs.--Barbara Sci.
gort was arrested by Officer Hill, of the Fifth
precinct, charged with selling liquor to soldiers.
The charge was sustained, and Justice Harper
imposed ane Of $40.
The national Republican., 1867-11-02
/ o G Al TIE M s.

LAxBswooL KSrr SHIRTS AND DRAwRRs
heavy and varm,si 90; nns Msrino Shirt. and Draw.
er' from " to $500, at Hsnnipg's One Prize. Store.
corner Seventh and Maryland avenue
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

~ THE YOUNG MEMS CHRIsTIAN
ASSOCIATION
3 T RES
FOR TIE SEASON OF ls67.'ts
The Second Course Of the New Series Of Popular
Lee'ures before this Association will commence At
WAL L'S OPERA HOUSE. on WEDNESDAY EVE.
hlNe, the goth Of November next, 1T Y before 8
o'clock, with an
INTRODUCTORY,
By JOHN B. COUGH, Esq.
Subject" Curiosity"
The succeeding Lectures OF the Cours, will be de.
liyersd by the following distinguished persons yiu
Prof ROSWELL D. HITCHCOCK, D. o., Of Union
Theological Seminary, MY.
Prof. MARX BAILEY, Of Yale College.
Hon. HORACE GREELEY.
GRACE GREENWOOD.
THEODORE TILToN, Esl.
Hon. ISAAC N. ARNOLD, OF Illinois
Rev. A A.wILLETTs, D. D., Of Philadelphia.
Rev. R. s. sToRRs, D. D., of Brooklyn.
WENDELL PHILLIPS, Esq.
Hon. JUDGE BOND, Of BALTIMORE
Rt Rev. Bishop A. c. CoXE, OF Western New York.
RI Rev. Bishop tn. n. CLARK, Of Rhode Island.
Tickets Of admission will be ready and for sale at
william BallRntynos and at the principal Book and
Music Stores, or eau be obtained OF tho Members of
he Lecture Committee, and at the Room, Of the |
Association, on or before the 10th prOximo.
No Season Tickets will be issued.
o. o. HOWARD, Prosldent
J. NJ HuDSurr, Corresponding Secretary.
c22-w&
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

From Toledo, Ohio, comes that excel.
lent chswIns Tobacco. the Buckeye Fine cut and 4,
viii be found in this city the corner Of Penn,yl
vania avenue and Sixth street
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

No LIcESsE.-John Kelly, grocer, was ar.
rosted for selling liquor without license, and
hned by Justice Harper $40.
d. Q, Smith for having wagon and no license
for the same, was arrested, and fined by Justice
Walter $40.
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

LADIES, bear in mind that Mr.. G. F.
Cummins, 3i7 Seventh street second door below
Northern Market has the largest aud most seleet
stock et high cut KID burOu, bImoral and Courre,,
gatt'rs ever offered to 'h' e,mmunity. Without
enumeEatng many Of the leadtx articles In hi. line,
sum'e 1t to say that his s'od In all Its branches
cannot be ere"lied In extent O selection. To his
numerous customers aud the public he desires to
state that his ARA g'msns forths fall and winter
trade far exeels that of auy form,r period.
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

CORPORATION ORDlNANcE.-M. Il. Reynolds,
for violating corporation ordinances, was ar.
rested by 0nicor Hughes, of the Sixth precinct,
and fined So by Justice Chaplin. NJ. Ezekiel,
for similar offence, wGB arrested by Officer
Greer, and fined $40 by Justice Chaplin.
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

SANITARY CoNrASY-Elght written and tween,
ty'oight verbal notices were served yesterday
on persons having nGisanees existing on their
premises, Harry McKelda for being lisorderly,
was arrested by orc of the officers, and fined S.
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

ANOTHER large lot Of those Twelve Dol
lar Black Cloth Sack Goats, with broad or narrow
bnding, at A. sats oo.'s, 5i7 Seventh street, ,d.
Joining Bank
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

CHARGED WITH ASSAULT AND BArTEGY.-OC.
Geer Moorcs, of the Fifth precinct, arrested
Charles Hurdle, yesterday, on a warrant charging
him with committing an assault and battery on
man named John COnnor, The case Is not yet
disposed Of
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

WHEN VENUS issued from the sea,
She went to Douglass BrotherS;
Hoop skirts and CorSets, Pads, :" said she,
"surPassing any others"
She Tobsd her, smiling, walked away,
The gods her path attended;
And not a word was heard that day,
But-"Venusi 0, how splendid" +"
She Whispered: "who would look like me,
To Nihth street 90: Pour huadred threat,
The national Republican., 1867-11-02
Marine News.
Sun R. es. sun s, asa nigh water, II so .. N

'
: ARRIVED.
Steamer Virgins, Collins, Accomac,
CLEARED.
Schr. J. W. Hinc, Lime, New Haven,
schr Reading Railroad No. ~, Smith, Pbiia
delphis. '"
schr. Kate, Frsre, river.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Inc Lighthouse Board has received official In
formation that pile lii ghthouse has been orecied
at somer' Cove, at the mouth Of the Little An.
namessK river, Tangisr Sound, Chesapeake Bay,
to serve as guide to the entrance Of the same
The light will be exhibited for the 1rst tim, on
the evening Of the 9th of November,
The Lighthouse stands In six feet water. mean
tide, on the north side Of the channel, and about
yards from It's edge; 1t serves also to Indicate
the turning point in the channel leading 10 tbe
terminus Of the Eastern Shore railroad
The iron work Is painted red; the supsr,truc.
ture Is painted white.
Inc illuminating apparatus Is q Fresnei lens
OF the sixth order, showing a fixed ligbt of tho
natural color. The focal plane Is 30 feet above
ordinary tides, and can be seen In clear weather
distance Of eight miles
t. oaieial information is hereby givou that n
light vessel, schooner.rigged, paintsd yellow, ha,
been placed of tho tail Of York Spit. TO mark
that danger, and to guide vessels bound into
mohJack bay and into York river, western
shore OF Chesapeake bay, Virginia.
She Is moorod in four fathOn water, hard bot
tom. "1'' wv
Tho following bearings have been taken from
this vessel: '''D
New Point Comfort Lighthouse N. W. by N.
Back river, s. W. by S. is.
Tewss Point, W. N.
me Illuminating apparatus Of this vessel
CONSIST: OF eight lamps and parabolic reasctors
we've inches In diameter, arranged in q lantern
ltound the masts at an elevation Of about 20 feet
weather distance of eight miles.
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE
w AT THIS OFFICE
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

DIsMIssED.-HenryB Becker, the colored man
who was arrested on Thursday for swinding a
map BY the name Of Gray out Of $40 by the "ball
game" was discharged yesterday morning by
Justice Walter in consideration of his payin,
over the amount of tho swindlo to his victim.
The national Republican., 1867-11-02
aationlarI, l!'l -@epnblifau.
RATES OF ApvEaTIsINo

oas square. one insertion, q; subsequent in.sr.
ions 30 cents, One square. one month, ,ks. Liberal
Inducements 10 quarterly, semi annual, and yearly
advertisers. HaF .a# Z. 200. "
k,sry other day advertisements, 90 per cent addi.
housl Twice week Advertisements, rs per cent.
additional .f... ...-' 80
Sight lines constitute square Less than SQUARE
Sharssd In proportion, at the above rates
Editorial nouees, as cents per line .seh insertion
local notices, 20 cents per line each insertion.
ADVERTISEMENTS should be handed 10 before D. m.
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

BADLY DEArES.-Last evening OGicer Hilton,
OF the Fifth precinct, heard q fraoas at the cor
ner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street,
and he hastened to the spot, and there found two
marines, who had been severely beaten by some
persons who were strangers to them. They were
taken to the Central guard house, and there held
until this morning. They gave their names az
Thomas II. Gilbert and Samuel A. Farrel.
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

RELEAsED.-Lsna Price, a colored girl of II
years of age, confined on a charge of larceny,
was released on her own recognizanco, the girl
being encieHte and about to bo confined. The
offence for which she was committed was a
trivial one.
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

"FRoN TOP TO TOE" you can be furnished
at oootts. 493 Ninth stssst, between d and X whit
beautiful Hats and Caps. How ehespl And nov
can he sell those o. ae Calf Boos-homs toe,
hvs dollars' Surely he must think that gresnb.sks
are as good as gold.
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

TnGEATs-Laughlin Cannon was arrested by
Officer White of tho Fifth precinct, yesterday,
charged with making threats of violence towards
Jane Cannon. Justice Harper committed ac
cused to Jail in default of bail, to answer the
charge at court.
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

TnE MoScY.ORpEE oFrICE During the past
month, the value of money orders issued from
the Washington City post office was $40, 1924,
and the amount of O'ders paid during tho same
time was SIG, ,40343. Tho business Of this office
Is rapidly on the increase, and the clerks are
kopt constantly employed.
The national Republican., 1867-11-02
DROPOSALS FOR The UUNoInCI-
Il TION OF A SkWER In A STREET. NORTH

OFFICE OF svPERISTEEDEST AND Inspector orr
sEWERs, CARRlAHEwAYs AFD SIDEWALKS. sc,
CRY HALL, ,WAsHISUrOE, d. c., Oct ~, 1867 \
Sealed Proposals. will be received at tho Mayors
oHee, until ~ m, on TUESDAY, November 5,h next
for the constructon Of n barrel sewer In A street
noIth from the west side Of Second street east and
to connect with the Government sewer IN Delaware
aVerue, with such drops traps, manhoes and lateral
branch sewers as may he required. The size Of the
main sewer will lie three feet and tho latsTAls two
feet, inside diameters, with walls uiIe inches in
thickness. The traps aud manhoes will be the
same size and description as thOse at Frankl square
and Thirteenth street west
Bidders will state the price pCr Inca, foot for tbe
mau and lateralsj per manhole, drop and trap each
which shall include all expense in excavation dllIpg
and making good all streets, Hag -fOOtWayS, Sc
Por farther particulars In tbs "a
OF the Superintendent aEd Inspector OF seWeTs h.
or the Commissioner OF the Fifth ward ~
The light Is reserved by the Mayor 10 reIee, arv ar
all bids. should It be deemed to the Interest Of tbs
Corporation WIN 70 SYrH,
Superintendent and Inspector. kc
THOMAS PRYOR
bkNJAMlH OWEN.
assistant CommlsslUusTs
u. BARNES,
'e+s Commissioner flhh Ward.
MAYORS OFFICE, October 7s 1857 i
The Payments tax certifcatpsi for Tits work to
,ontorm u tho new law approved ths day fol the |
pAyment Of special taxes.
nO2 RICHARD wALLACHl Mayor
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

LETTERS DELIVERED During the month of
October, the twenty five letter-carriers employed
In the Washington City post office delivered
lO9, OtO mail letters l2,O3i local letters, and
3O476 newspapers Daring the same period
ss, $40 letters and 1896 newspapers wero col.
lected from the street boxes. Tho carriers make
three delivery and four collection trips daily.
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

SPRITuALIsM.-Mis Bennett announces two
lectures tomorrow-at II a. IN. and p nat
Ilnrmonial Hall, Pennsylvania avenue, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. As Miss Bennett
has lectured with much success in Northern
cities, no doubt large audience will be present
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

SELLING ny SAMPLE. - Officer Felt Of the
Fifth precinct, took into custody man who
gave his name as Il S Thomson, for selling bit.
ters by sample. He was fined 800 by Justice
Chaplin, before whom he had hearing Yesterday.
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

CONTRARY TO LAw,-D. Donovan, grocer, was
arrested for selling liquor by the small. The
complaint wa, mado by Jas. Mullea, a young
man about Is years of age. Officer Lynch, Of
the Seventh precinct arrested Mr.. Donovan, and
being brought before Justice Walter, was fined
S2l
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

ALLS SAINTS DAY -Yesterday was the festival
Of all the sNints aud Angles in Heaven, observed
in tho Roman Catholic church, and also in the
Protestant Episcopal and Lutheran churches,
In tho Eastern churches the same festival has
been observed since the fourth century. In the
West it was instituted by Pope Bonifaco the
Fourth, in the early part of tho seventh cen.
tury. Tao fast became general in the ninth
century. There wero services in tho different
Catholic churches yesterday, which will be re.
peated on Sunday.
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

WALK carefully when you enter the
msgniheent China store Of Webb a B.vsridse, odd
feows Hail. Seventh street, for his wares are pr..
eiou' and itwould break ones heart to break them
No Northern city presents more exquisite shsw Of
glass and table requisites in that line nor ar. ,ueb
goods any cheaper at the North.
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

mi BuRGLAEIoUs Tho grocery store of Mr..
ihomas Nelson on Fourteenth street, was
entered on Thursday night, md aquantity of