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The national Republican., 1867-12-10

Hon HoRACE GREELEY will deliver the fourth
of a course Of lectures before the Young Mems
Christian Association, at MetZerott Hall, to-
morrow wednesday, evening. Subject. "Abra-
ham LlnColn.n Go and hear him.
The national Republican., 1867-12-10

DEATH OF BENNETT SWAIN, Eso.-Thc COM
munity residing in the eastern section of the
city will be pained to learn of the death of Mr..
Bennett Swain, an estimable citizen Of the Sixth
ward. Mr.. 5. was an eX-mcmber of the Board
of Common Council
The national Republican., 1867-12-10
Boarding,

BOARDING FIRST CLASS TABLE BOARD
ID can bo had ut tho AMERICAN HOUSE. corner Of
Seventh street and Pcnnsyiyania ayGnnet a. no per
month. SCOTT BROUGHTON.
nO97-l0t
The national Republican., 1867-12-10

HEDDEN, WINCHESTER & CO,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
No. 90 Broadway, New York.
STOCKS, BONDS, GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
AND GOLD BOUGHT AND SOLD AT MARKET
RATES ON COMMISSION ONLY.
Interest allowed on balances
Advances made on approved securities.
Particular attention given to orders for the pur'
chase sale Of the Adams, American, United stAtes.
Wells, Fargo Co, and Merchants Union Z: TpresI
Stocks
| All orders faithfully executed.
JOSIAH HEDDEN, ISAIAH c. BABC)CK
| LOCKE W. WINCHESTER. ROBERT NJ HEDDEN
90-eOdm
The national Republican., 1867-12-10

CRoSs WARRANTs.-Wm. simpson, colOrcd,
was before Justice Hazard yesterday morning,
charged with assaulting z. Hutchinson with a
razor at Woodward's Hall, simpson also swore
that he was aided and abctted by Josephine
Allen. The cascs wore all dismissed, and the
dsrkeys went home highly displeascd with the
workings OF Justice.
The national Republican., 1867-12-10

The Hook AND LADDER COMPANY have been
treated to a handsome new ingram carpet,which
Mr.. Rudolph Buckley has laid on the floors oi
the Truck house. The boys are very careful now
Of where they squirt their tobacco juice, as they
and neatness" is their motto at the truck-house,
and - dispatch their motto when the fre-alarm
bells sound,
The national Republican., 1867-12-10

DISTURBING RELIGIOUS WORSHIP. Two col.
ored walters named Lewis Hamlln and Richard
Bond were arrested about midnight of Saturday
last by 0ficers Boyle and Brelsford, OF the First
precinct, for disturbing divine worship by fight
Ing In church. Justice Tucker, before whom
they were taken, required them to pay fine OF
40 each,
The national Republican., 1867-12-10

COUNCIL PRocHRDINGs.-A full report of the
Councils Of last evening will he found on our
fourth page to-day
The national Republican., 1867-12-10

IMMAcULArH CONCEPTION FESTIVAL. - The
Catholic churches OF this country are now OBJ.
the Immaculate Conception. On Sunday after
noon was commenced the Te Deum of prayers for
the Pope and the Church, as Instructed by the
Most Reverend Archbishop Spalding, of Balti-
more. These prayers Will cease this evening.
The national Republican., 1867-12-10

STRAP GAMg.-Last night Officers Brosnan
and Hollinberger, of the Fourth ward, Arreste /
two colOred men, named SilHs Taylor and Fred
erlck Harrison for indulging in the strap game
and cheating u colored man named George W,
Baptist out OF q watch. The watch was recov-
cred, and accused held for hearing.
The national Republican., 1867-12-10

FIRE NEAR LAUREL.-The count ry seat of Mr.
F. Mohun, of this city, situated near Laurel,
Md, was entirely destroyed by fire on Saturday
evening last, the family occupying the mansion
barely escaping with their lives. We have been
unable to learn whether the fire was occasioned
diary
The national Republican., 1867-12-10
THE COtJurs.

SUPREME CouRr OF THE UNITED STATES
MSndsy 1ses DSr,W sfoO TSsSI 81 aSn
y ''S Scbyasf" and Stephen bcwoIic, u UtSh were
admitted to practice as attorneys and oOunselIorS Of
On %StlSR q Hon EldrdFe H. 4 Palmer "
No y John johns, q ax., appellant, y,, upIGn
R.Stnsgn, ~ counsel o. the appellant. M
No " Nelson GlsnSSES, SGS,st Ct al" eompl"inAnt' and
No, IS Thomas 2. Moore, respondent and appellant,
The Srsanent o. those cross appeals was commenced
by Mr. R9binson, Of counsel for the, complainant,
Ss hSS%s q
sss4 ::A ARR$$g: ri: sss.! Ps @s .stns n
confederation q The court printed argument by M
Nus ns fcr s @ erPer sf'0F anu O'
N r. ThSs: RSEssr :: Ps1
was s3nmenced BY M. Robinson, q counsel for The
hs defendant in error. and by Mr. Hale for the plain
Adjourned until Il. morrow at II o'clock.
Legal and conventional interest The contract to
pay interest as between citizens OF different states,
wiz 81 srOP a SG ecS STIS e6 Of se
| District Of Texas. The action ia on two notes Of
aSRy Ss SSS SS paSaS thi below
for the plaintiff there, the defendant in error
ness ns was S0n 70 'n' court on tue question OF
The statute under which the contract in the notes
and conventional interest shall bc known and reeog
| nlled on all contracts asoeTtainng the sum due
pressed interest shall be secured and allowed at tho
rate Of eight pcr cent from and after the Is due
aud payable that the parties to any written contract
sy Soo 10 81 bs not wsG
| to recover on such contracts
The notes IN nj. case provided for the payment Of
charged Interest," that rate On tSe notes wSs %
be calculated from their date to the time Of trial. two
years aud more after they became due. The defend
ant excepted TO the charge and such exception the
that recovery should have bCen for elght per cent
only after the notes became due. The judge erred in
insrucng the Jury that they were to calculate Inter
in error contend that the laws Of Texas permit
cent the nstructlon Of the court 10 tho jury was cor
Nor can make Sny NJ ~ S that Che patst
u tho notes were payable In that city, the rule would
be tho samc. For note executed In ono State the
creditor may stlpulate for the legal rate q cOnyen-
although such rate be unlawful in the State where
payment Is TO be made. This court has affirmed this
rule, u y submitted, Ia Miller v; Tiffany, Wallace,
Grcon II. Adams and Robert Lecch for plaintiff in
error
Conway Robinson for defendant In error
Residences Of the Chief Justice aud Associate Jus.
tloes Of the Supreme Court Of the United statosi
! Mr. CHIEF Justice Chase, northwest corner Of and
Mr.. Justice Nelson, National Hotel.
Mr.. Justice Grier, No. 0 north street,
NJ. Justice Clifford, NatoEal Hotel
Nj. Justice Miller, National Hotel.
Mt. Justice Days, National Hotel.
Mr.. Justice Field, No. 2j2 : street.
D.. W. Middleton. esq. clerk. No. los New Jersey
Il. g. Parsons, esq , marshal, wlllards' Hotel.
John VIM wallace esq. reporter, National Hotel.
The national Republican., 1867-12-10

officers of the Grand Circle b. OF U. III. F.) g..
A., of the District OF Columbia, organized Frank
lin Circle, No. I, at Green's Hall, Pennsylvania
avenue, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets. We have already published the names
Of the officers installed. A circle Will soon be
organized in Georgetown, AZ well as one In the
western part Of the city.
The national Republican., 1867-12-10

FINED.-Mr, B. Brusteln was arrested ycstCr-
day morning for selling clothing, socks, &c, In
the Northern market without the proper permit
Justice Chaplin fined him S5.
The national Republican., 1867-12-10

TEMPERANCE MRETISG-At Temperance Hall,
on Sunday evening, the Washington Temperance
Society was addressed by Messrs. Ross A. Fish,
=. a: Aiken, }. II. THOMPSON, q. X. Harris, and
W. IL. Chase. DIR. T, q. Clayton presided, In the
absence of Mr.. Hollingshoad, who was III.
The national Republican., 1867-12-10

SKATING = One result OF the recent cold
ponds and creeks about the city, and yesterday
witnessed some very good skating on some por-
which the boys were trying their skill. Rock
creek was completely frozen over on Sunday
night, and continuance of the cold weather will
soon skim the Potomac with Ice.
The national Republican., 1867-12-10
New Books.

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Just received from London another supply Of this
Dictionary II includes far above 100 0O words aud
at least u, 900 more than any other Dictionary pub
lishcd, rcckOuing the number Of words By the same
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The national Republican., 1867-12-10

FoUND OPEN.-About 2 o'clock yesterday
morning, Ofcers Ellis and Mullins, of the Third
ward, found open the door of Messrs. j. W. Ba-
ker Co., hardware merchants; on Louisiana
officers secured the premises. Nothing inside
appeared to be disturbed.
The national Republican., 1867-12-10

RUNAWAY AND SMASH UP.-Yestcrday morn,
Ing horse came in the Seventh street road
with a wagon attached, at the top Of his speed
contact with another and a larger one, when II
was knocked into pieces. The horse rushed
furiously on to II street bridge, where he was
stopped and captured by a number of laborcrs
The horse awaits his owner at the Second pre-
cinct station-house,
The national Republican., 1867-12-10

UNPRorEcTED EncAvATIoN.-Ycsterday ON.
Ger wailingsford, of the Third ward, arrested
Peter Callahan, q contractor, charged with leav.
ing in an unprotected manner the excavation ~
the corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and Tenth
street. He had hearing before Justice Chapin,
who fined him 40.
Early on the morning of the 9th instant, about
one O'Clock, a soldier OF the 44th United states
was taken out in an insensiblc condition by Ohl-
Ger Hopkins, of the Third ward and others,whom
he called to his assistance. The soldier soon
recovered his mind and went his way.
The national Republican., 1867-12-10

LECTURE TO DEAF MuTEs.-Last Friday
Hon John ID. Baldwin, of the House of Repre-
sentatives, delivered a very interesting lecture
to the deaf mutes of the National Deaf Mute
College, at Kendall Green. His subject was
"Ancient Chronology" and he handled II with
signal ability, Mr.. Gallaudet, the president OF
the college, Interpreting the lecture TO the deaf
mutes by means of the signs peculiar to that
class Of unfortunates. Those OF the college who
had the pleasure of receiving this lecture were
highly pleased with ideas advanced by Mr Bald
win, and they gave evidences that they UNDER
stood his arguments fully.
The national Republican., 1867-12-10

BAL ron CouRT-Yestcrday forenoon Oficer
Lynch, of the Fourth ward, arrested ZachaTiah
Hutchinson, charged with committing an assault
and battery on man named William Simpson
He was taken before Justice Bates, who required
him to give bail for court and also fined him $40
for carrying II concealed razor. This fine he su-
pcFceded,
The national Republican., 1867-12-10
Financial.

JAY cooKEs 60,
BANKERS,
FIFTEENTH STREET. OPPOSITE THE TREASURY.
buy and sell at eurrOnt market rates. and keep
s,Sntly on hand full supply or
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sgvEY.THIRTTEs.
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES.
Orders for Stocks, Bends. &c. executed, aud Coliec-
tions made on all accessible poiut4
scpl.dn
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
WASHINGTON.
II. D. COOKE, (of Jay Cooke & Co. , President.
W. s. HrxrrSdroS, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
DrH STREET. OPPOSITE TIE TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Government securities with Treasurer United states
sToNE MILLION DOLLARS. "a
We buy and sell all classes OF GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES at current market rates
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections on
ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED
STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS, and give CAREFUL .sD PROMPT
ATTENTION TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS,
| and to any other business entrusted to us.
FULL INFORMATION in regard TO GOVERNMENT
LOANS at all times chCerfully furnished.
W S. HUNTINGTON. Cashier.
| WAsHiSgroS March 20, 1875. mh2l-dn
Y A ~ . n
The national Republican., 1867-12-10

IHBAD CONDITION Ny-Cpmplaint Is made to us
that the nayy-yaTd bridge At Uniontown is
almost continually in dangerous condition, be-
cause OF the removal, by accident or otherwise,
Of portions OF the flooring, which no who Is en-
trusted with the repair of the bridge nsglects to
replacc, Notwithstanding the fact that tho lum-
ber necessary for that work lies on the bridge.
the foor thus endaUgeTing the lives Of both man
md beast.
The national Republican., 1867-12-10

GoNE.-Mr. Thomas 4. Pyles, q very worthy
gentleman, well known at the navy yard, expired
In East Washington on Sunday evening, at the
age ofl8 years. His funeral will take place from
the East Washington Methodist Episcopal
church, OF which he was a member, this after
noon at 2 o'clock, and the Independent Order Of
Odd Fellows, (Harmony Lodge and Maganenu
Encampment,) Knights Of Pythias, and Rechal /.
ties, to which organizations he belonged, Will
attend,
The national Republican., 1867-12-10

PTRCHHsED a DIAMoND.-MF, Frank Lurk be.
came the possessor OF a fine solitaire diamond
for sl, $50, at the auction sale of Messrs Cooper
Il Latimer last Saturday.
The national Republican., 1867-12-10

SELLING LIQUoR WITHOUT LICENCI.-Oficcr
Brelsford of the Seventh precinct, yesterday ar
rested Joseph Freundt, the proprietor, of res
nue., on the charge Of selling liquor without H.
Gence. He was fined $50 by Justice Tucker for
the offence,
The national Republican., 1867-12-10

ANOTHER CAsTAwAY-On Sunday morning,
between the hours OF ten and eleven o'clock, MIR,
Michael Shchan found white male infant,
dead, on + street north, between New Jersey
avenue and North Capitol street. Officer Jacobs
and Mr.. Shehan took the body to the Fourth ward
statlon-housc, where 1t was properly disposed OF,
The national Republican., 1867-12-10

MIR. WARDEN HEUsTIs' FAMILY.-Mr. lIcustis
OF this number there are 9s colored, 10 females
and 81 malesj and So white, 3 of whom are fe-
are as follows; murder, u assault with intent to
kill 20 assault and battery, 80; rape, 2; burglary
2o robbery, 81 horse stealing, III false pretences,
ncendiarism. and sodomy, each; grand larceny,
II petit larceny, sOi bastardy, 2; and as wit
nesses, g.
The national Republican., 1867-12-10

SKATtNu.-The weather for the past few days
being OF rather solidn character, and the sey.
eral ponds being sufficiently frozen to permit
skating yesterday, we observed quite number
Of persons vending their way toward Rock
Creek and other localities to enjoy the exercise.
Many of the skates were Of an entirely new pat
tern, and we learn were purchased from the we'll
known establishment Of q. =. Savage, on ID
street, next door to Tenth. In this connection,
we hear many inquiries why the Skating Park
prepared to answer that improvements are rap
Idly progressing and will be completed In few
days. when water will be let in from the canal
and should the weather continue as cold as dur
ing the past several days, next week, no doubt
the Park will be thrown open to the public.
The national Republican., 1867-12-10

ENTERPRtsINa.-Our young friends, Messrs.
Coyle & Towers, have opened book, stationery,
and variety store, No. 3il Pennsylvania avenue,
between Ninth and Tenth streets. In the variety
of books, quality Of stationery, choice and ele-
CANT assortment OF fancy articles the establish
ment cannot be excelled. They also have on
hand some rare and rich designs OF wedding,
visiting, reception, and other cards, and n which
bridal presents they have n numerous selection
of articles, and we predict for this young and en-
tcrprising hrm successful career In their neat
and attractive establishment.
The national Republican., 1867-12-10

Coon COUNT OF GAME.-Mr. Barney Green,
one of the proprietors of the popular Kirkwood
House, who started on gunning tour some few
days since In Virginia, returned home last even
ing, having accomplished his mission much to
the satisfaction OF himself and party, but
" death u to the winged inhabitants oi the local-
ties he visited, as the following score Will prove!
20 wild turkies, Os rabbits, Wild geese, swan,
10 canvas.back ducks, II bluc-wlngs, snlpe, II
wOOdcock, 10 paFtridges and small game in pro-
portion. As Mr. Green is acknowledged Gu JdR
In "kaeping hotel" the above result demon
Btrates he has but few equals, II any, in shooting
on the wing. MIR, Green, "by and with the ad-
Vice and cOnsentn Of his estoemed partner, Jas.
Hendley, esq, will serve up the above to the
numerous guests Of the KirkwoOd.
The national Republican., 1867-12-10
CIRCUIT CouRT Chief Justice Cdrifsr.- This
Court Acled ON The following eases yestardAyi

CIRCUIT COURT - Chtcf justice CdrHp- This
Court acted on the following eases yesterday;
ES,sI5 SSS III {! S.srsS SSsT II o,.oD.
tain TafRispts held Sy ,Gs5oPs,, SP. which ha,dSid
held 4I
wood, b.. Wife, that Hatfield and wife gave in July
a dfSS VI SH' TSRR S'T Gsdd frSaFf S f G-
GS anS Ss s Ss S sS 10
PS.soa ss & The urn,afc @ and sC aud Sd' that sSG
Ss not q SIns liz b ssd Ga kS Sn
consideration q said notes was usurious, and had
Mr ins argued that as tho only issues were upon
the facts Of the taking Of the property aud the right Of
property, no evidence Of usury could be introduced
the Plsatl to Prove qsnry IN The eo1sderation q the
properly sill in HATFIELD.
The psintla and wife testified that the deed IN CUES
Tai E SGG1 ssa %su
also slated with Ave per cent month '''" ""'
r Mr minS SGSSisd at wa R not i competent to 60
The Court admitted the evidence.
time the setllemG1t q his account with Hatfield was
h SS ne scs al AS and
SoGS SEs5ES s Su! A & py hn' Ss a.aI ";
which S SsRSsSS Cd Sfsy or S Of
The Giry 5paqd verdict iST ,GS PLAINTIFF and Mr.
lbs. Jane Carroll vs.. Francis Hanna. Action o
Judgment. Jury sworn. and case adjourned until to
.Ssl5. sehuchaTdt and Wells VS.. Thornton. Cox
Plaintiff granted leave to amend.
a6l: Scott vs.. Thomas Biggins Dicterick ThOmp'
son, Jones & Ashford, Adams.
Iinintih : death suggested, and case continued.
Jones Rshford Kennedy 4 webb. "A' ""''"
By agreement case diseohtigpcI against Rrophy and
bio VIM, Rutherford Va. Charles Williams.
The court granted the appellant leave to appeal from
Tho following cases are assigned for trial day, bn
Is not probable that more than half Of them will
SSs d. Us, IS, l7O III. i7s, III so 2 27. s,, So9
AtsO'clOek the court adjourned until this morning
CnIMINAL CouRT-Judge oiin.-The Court yes
i. T. Mliburn aud Ueorge W. Dunn were excused
The trial docket was then tssOn up, and the follow
William Clark, for nuisance, Carrington-Mcrrick.
The nuisance alleged was the keeping Of hogs on
The ncisSbor6ocd was seriously annoyea tEeTsSy
The Jury after being out some time came In, not hay
ing agreed, and were discharged.
a chatting dish, ice cream freezer &c, several mont
ago, After hearing the evidence In this case the Jury
re,gTned verdict q not guiltS, ,,-,,.,
T2O belonging 10 Mary V. Burrows In May last The
larceny was proved, and the Jury found verdict OF
Francis Burke, Pink Jackson, Henry johnson, Rob.
crt Jackson Fred schuler all charged with larceny
out on bail and not appearing. RecognizRnces for.
The court then adjourned until this morning.
EQUITY CoURT--.Iud9G HBIte-This court yes-
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IRON o

So Wood and IRON Working Machinery. NJ
al kinds, ordered on short notice, and fur-
nished At manufacturers prices. sell an
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ITO the puhMc.

IN having made the above purchase and re-
sumed business at the Old aud well known
stand. No. BIS Main street., where we have 20
Olueu AID Tor SO many long years Of sunshime
ana diversity met our old friends and patrons
and A. a train Of Unforeseen prOvidential cir
cumeianCes have shifted us around 20 our for
uler place ul business, Is is with feeling OF
earnest colErdiulatIDu that We are again pre-
pared ~ oifsr 10 our former patrons and the
puenc . neraiE aisrgs and well selected Stock
Of Drugs, Medicine etc, etc, and indeed every
thing Ysually kept IN a nrs~class and well con-
Quoted Drug store 20 which we are now adding,
and VIII continue tJ add constantly, fresh sup
plies Of the most staple and Choice Articles the
maIkel can afford. Aud as We shall fnDort
from foreign markets direct. and from first
and dealers, We intend making this House
% fhe Drug Emporium or the South " We would
therefore, hold out Vclailnduceneutz. To both
" h0lesaie and Retail Dealers Ia ths city and
10 give uaa call, examine and price
our Stock before purchasing elsewhere. for We
are determined, BY our close vigilance Of the
markets Of this ana foreign countries, as well
As with sound, practical judgment ina making
orr purchases, 50 as 10 be able, with the choice
our stock and the Low prices We will
offer ulem at. 10 be able 70 vie Will and even.
defy comgeudon. AnNtOusly hoping, there.
fore, that these propositions Tor we intend to
good % The letter all we have proposed,
will meet with the hearty concarrenoe Of our
old friends and patrOns and lhe community
generally. We are, very respectfully, yOurs,
etc J. B. WATSON q Co,
Fr0prsJOrs
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ufgnla cOuW one month. oGl In
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ArrfvHIs.
Steamer City Of Cairo, st. Louis.
Cleaner, Arkansas river.
" M. Z. Forsyth, st. Louis.
Natoma, st. Francis river.
Des Arc, Vieksburg.
Lizzie Gill, New Orleans.
" sam. Gaty, St Louis.
Belle Memphis, st. Louis.
" ]. s. McCune, st. Louis.
" Commercial, White river.
" Rose HambietOn, ST. Louis.
" Goldfinch, st. Louis.
Departures.
Steamer NJ. Z. Forsyth, New Orleans.
Lizzie Gill, st. Louis.
City Of Cairo, st. Louis.
Sam Gaty, New Orleans.
Belle Memphis, st, Louis.
I" Ida Reese.
I" is. McCune.
Boats In OFG
Des Arc, NatOma, Cleaner, CONNER
cial, ]. S. MeCune, Rose Hambleton.
GOldfnch.
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MEACHAM & TREADWELL

NJ. L. MEACHAM. AZ. TREADwELL.
Formerly Of Meaoham Formerly Of f. Lane
& Gaibrenlh. A 20
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8 Milhurue's Celebrated Irou-Axls Wagons.
Is AilbuTHe's Celebrated Thimhle-skein War-
Ons-Over 80 sold iu Memphis. all warranted
Tor Twelve months, aud only 81 ~ damages
claimed ION hraaLrana-