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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-22

PACIFIC Hygeian Home Water Cure,
at Fountain Farm, near Oakland. R. s.
Macbeth, VI. D. Office northeast corner
Of Montgomery and Sacramento street,
San Francisco.
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The Sacramento Union says that it is
impossible " for George Gorham "to
secure an election" It is not long since
the Union thought it was impossible for
George to secure q nomination.
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VOC can go from San Francisco to
New York, and have your grub furn-
ished, as cheap as you get a cabin pas
sage from here to San Francisco.
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Q~uARRYISe for the new bridge over the
Ohio at Louisville, it has been before
announced, has already begun. This
bridge is to be built at a cost of 81 $780,
900. The stone work to be done con-
sists of two abutment,, each 80 feet in
hight, and thirteen piers, each from l2o
to l4o feet in hight. The engineer
promises that the bridge shall be ready
for use by January l, 1870.
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Births.

Births.
IRISH-In Gold Hill. June Goth. the wife Of {. d.
Irish. ofn daughter.
G00DwIS-ln Fairfield. june Cd. the wife Of B..
II. Goodwin. OF Q daughter.
P0RTER-In Fairfield, Juno 10Th. the wits ofII.
Porter, Of a daughter.
RAMES-In Yubs City. June 10Th, the wife Of
John Rames, Of a son.
L0RD-In Grass Valley. June 18th, the wife Of
J. d. Lord. Of u son.
BoGEL in San Francisco, juno 18th, the wife
OF T. Bogel. Of q daughter,
SICHEL-In San Francisco. June 18th, the wife
Of NJ. Sichel, Of a daughter.
BORCHARD-In San Francisco. June 18th, the
wife Of c. Corchard, Of a daughter.
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ORDER No. I.

HEADQUARTERS. I'd BRIGADE. y. y:
rIRsr-N COMPLIANCE WITH AK
Orders from Divihon Headquarters. wv
ds,.d Nav 10. 1867, this Brigade 10 hereby
o,Ssr.d 10 appear, on THURSDAY. July-
a is67. for Inspection. Review and Parade. o.
Division Headquarters, Virginia city. Storey
SE2oND-Bhssds line will DO formed on
Union Square. at 10 o'clock A u, promptly.
CAPT, C. O. Warner, Of the National Guards, 10
hereby Instructed to make the necessary detail 70
Are 4 Federal Salute at sunrise, National Salute
Al meridian and proper Salutes at Review.
THIRD-The "Sweeny Guards" Of Gold Hill,
will receive at 81 o'clock A. ~, the dayton
Guards' and "Ssrshsld Guards" Of DAYTON.
Lyon county. At the junction Of Main and Crown
Point streets, Gold HUI, and escort said Companies
to Union Square. Virginia city.
By Command Of JOHN B. WINTERS,
II. W. srARLIxe,
Acting Assistant Adl.. Gen. Isletd
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Deaths.

NORMAN In Suisun City. juno 18th, Dr.. }. G.
Norman. aged 40 years
MORTON-In Fairfield, june eth. Thomas H.
Morton, sr., aged 90 years. Q months and 25
days.
McGRATH-In San Francisco. Juno 18th. John
MoGrath. aged IS years.
DIBBLE-In San Francisco. June 18th. VIM. 4.
Dibble aged z months and IA days.
wREDE-ln San Francisco. June 18th, Henry
Wrede. aged % years.
SPARKS-At Santa Barbara. June 10th. J. J.
Sparks, aged 81 years.
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Marriages.

wHEEL0CK - BALDWIN - In Sacramento
June 10Th. Alfred Wheelock to Mrs. Matilda
Baldwin.
BURKE-McMANNIS-In Kelsey, June 18th.
Vim. Burke to Eliza McManuiI.
MALMGREN-SEARLE in San Francisco,
June l3.h, N. p. Malmgren 10 Emma C. Searlc.
FASSETT-BUTTSF0RD-ln San Francisco.
June 18th. y. C. Fassstt TO Mrs. Harriet Butts.
ford.
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villa d. Belvitier
VIRGINIA CITY,
! FINE DANCING HAUL

A Saloon for the sale Of Liquors, Refreshnsnt
Rooms and numerous Private and Dressing
Rooms, al within the building and under . good
roof. asatf1S 7a o. W1DmIkR,
js22ln proprietor.
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Julia Gold and Silver MiainE Com.
psny-Storey county, State Of NevadS-Notico
ishereby given. that at . meeting Of the Board Of
Trustees Of said Company, held on the 10th day
Of June. 1857, an assessment Of one (el) dollar per
share was Levied upon the capital stock Of said
Company, payable Immediately, in United States
street, San Francisco, California Any stock up.
on which said assessment ahall remain unpaid on
the 22d day Of JULY. 1867, shall be deemed de.
l~Inqnent, and will be duly advertised for sale, at
public auction, and unless payment shall be made
before. will DO sold on MONDAY, the 18th day Of
August, 1867. to pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs Of advertising and expenses
OF sale 4|.T.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustsea
A. NOEL, Secretary.
Once, COT Washington street. San Frapciico,
California sd leg I'd
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sr. JOSEPH Herald is out in favor Of
Female Suffrage. Unquali6sdly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-22

6YNEw DEPOT Is ALWAYS SUPPLIED
Nl with all the latest Papers, Magazines, Fash.
Ion Books and Novels from all parts Of this eoun.
Try and Europe. GERMAN PAPERS. ! re-
ceive BY every Steamer from Leipyig, Berlin,
Stuttgart, Mumben, Hamburg, Frankfort, and
other cltlss. Any orders lsft at the Postonacs
Book Store, Will rscsivs prompt attention.
Virginia. June "a. 1881. jss1Af
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NEW TO-DAY.
Tinsmith Wanted.

A GOOD. STEADY TINSMITH CAN FIND
"A employment. with regular wages, BY apply.
ing Immediately at
BARBER e. co.'s Tinware Store.
Gold Hill, June @, 1867, Ie9o.tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-22

Is London and its neighborhood there
are fourteen parks and pleasure grounds.
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Duel ut Charleston.

CHARLESTON, June IA duel occur
red a short distance above the city, be-
tween Edward Roe, formerly of Colum-
bis, and Theodore A. Boey, Of Charles
ton. Roe was wounded, it is supposed
mortally, at the first FIRE. Boey surren-
dered himself to the civil authorities.
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Fight Ia a Cemetery.


New YORK, June ls.-A desperate
fight occurred on Monday afternoon, at
Calvery Cemetery, between a number Of
persons who had just buried a friend.
The fight ragged nearly an hour. Women
and men were engaged on either side.
Clubs, knives and stones were freely
used. Several persons were severely
injured, and one child is reported killed.
Citizens living near were so frightened
by the riotous proceedings that they bid
themselves in the woods.
Russinn American Trenty-Yacht Dlsas.
ter-The Baptlsts.
New YORK, June ls.-Bodisco, Secre-
tary Of the Russian Legation, arrived on
the P%ereine, with the Russian American
treaty signed by the Gear.
Fifteen yachts of the Brooklyn Yacht
Club INDUCED in a regatta to-day, and
were overtaken by a storm and nearly
all damaged, losing sails, b~owsprits and
other spars.
The Baptist societies of this city and
Brooklyn are holding a convention.
They show favorable reports o. increased
interest in that denomination and the
evangelical work is progressing rapidly.
r. Editor Shot.
LYycHBURG, Va, June l8.-R. H.
Glass, editor of the Republican, was shot
in the street to-day by the sons of D. E.
Booker. Cause-an article rejecting on
their father. The shot took effect in the
eye-ball, lodging in the head. Glass
was comfortable, and the issue uncer-
tain.
Nebrnskn-Union Pacific Railroad.
OMAHA, June l9.-Dispatches say the
Governor has appointed o. P. Mason
Chief Justice Of Nebraska rice Little, de-
ceased.
Mr. Reed, Superintendent ofthe Union
Pacific Railroad, has just returned from
the North Platte. He says the work on
the road will have to be abandoned I'M
less there is more protection from the
Indians.
General Sherman was at the North
Platte.
For Governor Of Ohio.
CoLuxBus, O., June l9.-The Union
State Convention to-day nominated Gen
eral R. B. Hayes for Governor on the
first ballot.
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~ Private Hair Dressing Saloon for Ladies'.
st No. 10 North B street, Virginia. Ie22.lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-22

THE ONLY MAN IN THE STATE ABLE
L to compete with and bear comparison with
the most famouI artists Of San Francisco. New
York, London and Paris. keeps constantly on
hand and makes to order the following articles,
to.wit: Wigs, Toupets, Cschsfoiies. Twists.
Berthek. Waterfalls, CendrillIons, Pompadours.
Sets Of Curls. etc. And begs to Inform the public
at large that h6 has Just received and replenBhed
his Establishment with new and select importa.
tons Of
P E r F u NJ E r I E s !
BY the Arms Of Lubin and Pinsud;
The national Republican., 1867-11-20
POSAL FUk WOOD,
DEPOT QUARrBRAAsrBR's oFFIcR,
NY AauIEurna n a NJ La llar

DEPOT QuARrBRAAsrRR' . OFFICE,
wAsHIkgros, d. O Nov. lB, 1857.
sealed proposals from responsible parties will be
reeetved at this Office until 2 SATURDAY, De-
eenber for the delivery Of 5000 three thousand
cords Of well.ssasonsd, sound. and ms.ehantable
hARp WOOD, 4 feet long. and split to the ordinary
size Of cord wood.
The contractor to keep the wood On hand at 9 con
yenient point. and deliver it-on orders from this
ofdee-at any place In the city In sueh qualities a.
msy from lime to time be required.
An Inspector will be dssis mated on the part OF the
Government to examine and measure the wood as
deyered and sueh a. does not confor to the speei
healions above will to rejected.
The names OF two responsible persons, signed in
their own hand, to statement that they will become
securities n case the eonraet Is awarded to the bid
der, must accompany each proposal
Bonds ln the sum Of tea thousand dollars, signed
BY himself and both his suretes, will be required u
the sueesssfol bidder.
Pay ments for wood received will be made mo thy,
IL In fnnds or as sooa thereafter as funds are fur
nished for the puIp0ss.
The successful bidder must hold himself In rsadi.
nes. TO ssAnsses asiisssy On ths 18th Of December
next
All bids will be subtaitted to the QrArlsrnAstsr
General for Instructions before awarding contract
Bidders will address proposals to the undersg ned,
tndoIssd Proposals. for Wood, - and are iRvi cd 10
be present at the opening Of bids.
hy order OF the ouArtermaster General:
J. O. MeFgRRAN,
Deputy ouArtsTmastsr General,
nol9'sl Brevst Brig. Gen U. 5. Army.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20
COMMERCIAL

NEw YoRK, Nov 10 -Flour dull aud upeba rcd
wheat i.a cent, better Corn cent better. osis u
liAalSM Cotton 1rnor, at IS cents for Middiipg
UPi.Sd.. freisht steady. spiri,s turpontn. qulei
BALTIMORE, Nov 10 --Brsadstags The marks.
continues Quiet with smal sales 10 the retail trade
wrhin the range Of quo atoms We note a sale Of
ioo eb!s st.nsatd Cty Mills extra f.r shipmept at
$40 10, and SALES OF some 5000 b .ls high grade
shipping extra for the Rio trade at ptlyas tsrms,
undsr,,to Cd to be ss W. note sale Of 50 bbls
gee Penns, ivanl. % re aoar a. s7So Rye ho.r
Corn Meal We quote City N lie By the barrel a,
90 eoae 70. Meal In bags f2 eOa2 20 pr 100 lbs.
Chop - 6oaa 80 per 1901 9.
10 sos bl,hels red. 1h, mirktt was dull to-day
a1d ossd heavy. Asmall lot Of strictly p ime red
ta- grade cf prime. Phpe red N ryIaud sols free
Good to prime closed Gull at sl4saa 50. Psnus,I.
Corn-Reseipis, ia bushels whits snd T. $50 bus
yellow. Market active with an upward tendency.
white-sOo bushels old at o. IS; aud the following
$50 At 81 10; lio at " ~: 30 at 81 Is 2so
hn @, and 200 damp A. u. -rellow-l 800 bushels
cd q; .cS sSo % iso.' 81 iO.S sS.s:
At si.2e; 800 ~ tI25; $50 Al 81 n and 400 at
Oats-R.esipts, s,25s Bushels. Market quis, q,
$50 at u cents; 100 1t 10 sents.
Rye-Rseeip's, 100 bush.ls saiss Of 100 bushels
81 30. ''''' "'N ,'' '''A''' ''A' ~
BUcKwnRAT MEAL The market IL steady Of
former rates; New York State, sl0liO5l PER birrsl
Apd w. 16s5 per 100 lbs. Maryland aud Peunsylva.
MIA, t3.76 as, as 70 quslity per loo lbs.
PRovisioNs-Thore 10 no change In the MARKET
We quote bacon as nouiuslly unchanged; 4.l2l<
cents for shoulders IL cents for rib sides and l66
cents for clear ribs New city cared hams selling
~ l7alS c'nt. Mess pork Is nominal ai s22 for
Western and $40 for city packed. Lard 10 steady at
l2l<sl2lS cents.
| ALsxASDRIA. November l9y--Ths markst quiet
Flour Is unehauged and the transaction portant
offerings Of about 100 bushels wheat with sales Of
conn on whis and red at o. 80; fair 10 good white
s24Oa2 80 aud good red stAl ~. No sales Of prime.
bushels new at tl GOAL Il, according to condition
800 bushels old white aud mixed At tl. 2oal "a Rye
In fair request for shipmsat, with sales ai 81 3la
u 81. Some holders asked 81 40, but We heard Of no
sales al those figures. osis In fair request, with
sales At o7s6s cents New corn, In the ear, ~ 90 per
blFfal
The national Republican., 1867-11-20
ID r o P o S A L s.

OFFICE DEPor AND DsBuRsISs oAURrERA'Rl
ATLANTA, GA, Nov. Il, 1857.
Sealed proposals. will be received at this ohies
until u o'clock, m, WEDNESDAY, November ",
1857 at which time they will be opened, for supply.
ing
s72, ia feet Pine Framing Timber. green.
Ies, ieo feet shssting. str.'g edge inch. green
600, SO feet Weather. boarding 96xs6x7-l6
%, 800 feet Pine Boards, Cor ha shihs,) dry.
l62 333 feet Pine Flooring, n, tongusd and groov
cd, dry, dressed on one side.
900 linear feet Crown holding o. o., 0 Inches
wide. ...
$500 linear fsSurown Moldius O. - iush..
wide.
$780, 900 Saved Shingles, not isss than inches wide
is inches long
4, 900 pounds Sd Fine Cut Nails.
10, 0O0 POM 9 Cat Nails, I'd to sol.
467, 600 Lath, t+xll inches x 4 feet.
0, 497 bushels unslaekei Lime
%, 976 bushels clear, sharp Sand.
$50 bushels Hair.
500. 900 Briek-2-3 hard, lis msrchantabls.
All to be delivered At the "swft Race Track Al.
lanta Ga where the material will be iuspsetei.
Bids will be made for each article separately.
Delivery Of one. fourth the amount OF Framlug z
commence within ten Qo) days after contract IL
awarded, and all Rrti'lss mentioned herein must be
delivered by the Sist day Of December proximo.
Proposals muAt be In rRIPLlcArB, and indoTsed BY
suIehss, as usual
The Government reserves the right to reject any or
all bids, or sELf Such rARri or BIDS As MAY BE FnR
THE BEST IsrEhEsr OF rHE SERVICE.
Proposals should he addressed {, the undersign gnsd
and indorsed the envelope, Proposals or the de-
livery Of Lumber, green or dry, Nails, or Brick,
the case may be-
ouartermastsr. II J. FARNswoRTd,
First Lieut. 3itb Infantry, "A. AN,
Robot In charge Of Depot.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANS,
PoRTATIoN
DEPAkrhkhr OF DAKOTA, \
SAINT PAUL, MINI Nov IL, 1861

DKPAErAEsr OF DAKorA,
SAINT Paul, MIN, Nov. l9 1857.
Sealed proposals viii b. received at this ONCE
until l2 o'eock m the 10th day OF January, lsJs
for the Transportation Of Military supplies daring
~ she issa ys Ra Ap iSoS sna sna'Ss March
Saint Cloud, Mnn, by the shortest road or lire. to
such Posts as are now or may be established In the
State OF Minnesota and In that portion VI Dakota Ter
ritory lying east Of the Missouri river and bounded
by Il, and from Fort SeventOn, or other desig
point on the Missouri river, eastward to present
that river, In Dakota Territory
Tbe weight to be transported on this Route No. 4
shall not exceed ten mill on pounds, 40 900 900 B)
Bidders will state the rate per one hundred 400
pounds per one huudred CO0) miles for each month
o. the year beginning April 1858, and ending March
Bidders should give ,heIr names Ia foil, as well as
their places Of residence, and each proposal should
be eoompAnied by bond u the sun OF ten thousand
dollars, sgaed by two or more responsible persons
guaranteeing thAt In casa contract IL awarded for
the route mentioned 10 the proposa t. the party pro-
posing the contract will be accepted and entered into
and good and sufficient security iuruishsd by said
S.Sf @ IN '''0''A''" VII" Wv terms 0' 'n'' ADVERTISE
The contractor will be required to give bonds iu
the sum Of one hundred thousand dollars (slOO 600
Satisfactory evidence Of the loyalty and SOlyency
OF each bidder and person offered as security will be
required.
Proposals mutt be Iudorsed Proposals. for Army
Trapsp spQrtAtion on Route No, T. " And mono will bs
entertained unless they fully oOuPy with the 70.
quirements Of this advertisement.
The party to whom an award Is made must be pre-.
pared to execute the contract at and to give the
required bonds for the fAitLu Performance Of the
contract,
The right to reject any fnl all bids that may be
offered Is reserved.
The contractor must be In readiness for service by
the lBt day VI Apr, 1868, aud will be required 10
have place Of business or agency at which be may
be communicated with PROMPTLY aud readily for
Route No. I, at Saint Pau, Minn., Fort Stevenson
Dakota Territory or a. such oth'r point as nav ba
indicated AS tho starting point Of the route
Blank forms, showing the eonditionA Of the con.
tract 70 be entered into eau be had application at
this ones or At the oce Of the ouArsrmAster at New
York, Chicago, st. Louis, Fort LeAysnWorth, Omaha,
and Fort Smelling, and must accompany aud be part
OF the proposals, y, D HOLABIRD,
Lieut. Col, Deputy O M Gen,
brevet Brig. Cen, .. .aA,
nols'Sci Chief ", Department Of DSkota
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

MESDELssoHS's Hruy or PRAIsB.-Ths lovsrs
Of music will have an opportunity on Sunday
evening next, Of listening to one Of the greatest
compositions Of Mendelssohn. For tho frst
time in this city his celebrated cantata-the
Hymn Of Praise-will bo sung by an efficient
chorus. assisted by 4 full orchestra. The con-
cert wilrtake place at Carroll Hall, on street,
between Ninth and Tenth. which Is admirably
adapted to tho wants Of the musical public.
The most distinguished professional and amateur
talent has been secured for the occasion.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

RAILROAD MEETING AT ALExANDRiA.-on
Thursday, (to.morrow,) meeting Of the sub.
committee appointed by the delegates, corpora
tions. and mercantile associations Of George.
town, Alexandria, and Washington, will hold a
meeting In Alexandria, at 10 O'Clock, to con
slider the proposition of extending tho Loudoun
and Hampshire railroad to this District.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

AMERICAN WoNES-An Eoglish lady writing
to London paper, says the faces of American
ladies are perfectly charming and that shs
could never come to America and return unmar.
ried were she man. Washington she found a
sort Of struggling, immense village. Ata ball
the mixture Of people was most extraordinary.
''Somo ladies were gorgeously dressed, going
before Paris fashions almost. Some looked the
oldest creatures that ono could meet at pub.
lie ball, with dresses OF tho ground and made
high. was much disappointed in the amount
Of beauty, as I scarcely saw any really pretty
faces; and then the oldest Of oil was the young
ladies, almost all coming alone, or two or three
together, and escorted BY q gentleman aeqpain.
tsnee." General Grant was present, "a short,
determined looking man, not very unlike Carl.
baldi."
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

FIRE Last evening about I o'clock a FIRE
broke out In a two-story brick house, in the real
Of Wbitney's Hotel, occupied as q lodging hous,
BY the servants Of the hotel. The FIRE originated
from sparks In the chimney catching the roo
asd setting 1t on FIRE before those on tho lowei
floor were aware Of it. They became frightened
and ran out. and the roof was soon In blszc
The alarm was sounded. and the hrsmen repaired
to the spot bat the interior of the back build
Ing was burned out ere tbs a.nee wsre eubau,d.
The loss will be about $500, upon which, We be.
lievs, there Is no insurance.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

ORDERED Our OF TowS,-YeSterday morning,
Detectives MoDsvitt and Clarvoe, brought two
suspicious characters, named Thomas Meater
and Frank Williams said to be showmen, be.
fore Superintendent Richards, who ordered them
to leave town forthwith.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20
TIE BARD OF Avon says:

III music be the food Of love, play on. -
And We doubt not it is from our own experience
long ago. Indeed, wo are still as fond as ever Of
such food" Metzerott 4 20. offer a large
amount Of It, through the famous, Paris-prized
pianos of Steinway 4 Sons. Visit MetIerott,
Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets, and invoke the sweet voice Of steinwayj
the lovers delight.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

CHARGED WITH THE LARCENY OF HARNESS
On Monday John Wells, colored, was arrested by
0fh,ers Prather and Anderson, Of the Eighth
precinct, on n charge Of stealing two sets Of har
ness, the property Of Mr., Michael L. Coleman
and Mr.. John Hogan on the Navy Yard.
Wells afterward sold them to Mr.. James Nc.
Donald and q corporation contractor. Wells
was committed to Jail to answer the charge Of
larceny. Mcdonald was held to bail to answer
to the charge Of having received stolen goods
and the contractor dismissed.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

REAL EsTArr TnASsrsRs.-Ths following
transfers Of real estate were yestsrdsy reported
division d, In square 90, 81 sal as, subdiyislon.
80, 20. II, ~ and 70, In SQUARE 676, at 81, $50,
subdivision b, tquare 6s, at SSH subdivision A,
square 6s, at ss1j Subdivision D. in square 37s,
at 80, o0oi subdivision ~, In square 500, at
s675. and subdivision O. In square 2e4, at
a. $50, -
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

THE CHRISTIAN CHURcu On Monday oven.
Ing, Elder II. 7. Anderson, Of Kentucky,
preached to a largo congregation Of the Chris.
tiau church, In the Court Room, at City Hall
This evening and tomorrow evening services will
be held at the same place.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

The Masonic HALL.-Tbe Secretary Of th,
Masonic Hall Association acknowledges the 70
eeipt of $is7 %, being the proceeds Of the bas,
ball exhibitions given by the Nationals and
picked nines for tho benefit Of the enterprise
II is proposed to give during the next season q
number Of exhibitions for the Same object.
Owing to the disappointment In not receiving the
joists for the hrst floor Of the hall the laying Of
tho corner. stone has been deferred until spring.
when 1t is expected the work will be commenced
and pushed forward to completion.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

A HANDSOME SIoS.-As we passed along Penn
sylvsnis avenue yesterday, We noticed very
beautiful white metal shirt sign In front Of th'
store Of Messrs. Wall, Robinson 4 Co., No. S22,
dealers In gents furnishing goods, trunks, 30.
The sign, made BY O. Monk, No: 4ol Broadway,
New York, Is really neat, and of splendid finish
In the store is another pretty sign, gotten NJ
BY Messrs. Carr 4 COllyer, painters who operat,
on Tenth street, just above the NATIONAL Re
PUBLICAN otioe.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

swNpLERs.-Henry Baker and Saml Jones,
colored sharpers, were arrested by Ofheer Kear.
ney, Of the Sixth precinct, for endeAVoring to
swindls Oliver Brioe out Of money by the ball
game. They had q hearing before Justice
Harper, Baker gave security to answer Mt court
and Jones, In default Of ball was sent TO jail.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

CLEAsiSe Ur.-Gsn. Michisr, Commis,ionsr
Of Public Buildings, has recently had Green.
ough's statue Of Washington, In the cast park Of
tho Capitol, which had been neglected for many
yesrs thoroughly cleaned, making quite a
change In lie appearance, and be has now men
st work cleaning the pillars In the old Hou,s Of
Representatives