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The national Republican., 1867-11-28

Conservative ARMY AND NAVY UNIoN.-This
organization met at the hall 391 PcnnsylvAniA
avenue, which has been nicely fitted up Al a free
resding-room, and Is opened every evening and
supplied with the daily papers of all political
casts, from all parts OF the country
The meeting was called to order by the vice
president, DR., W. j, Craigan, and tho minutes
were read by Capt A. W. Chiffon, secretary.
A number OF names were then proposed for
membership, among them Gen. Robert J W Walker,
The secretary then read article 0, section 2;
Any member who shall refuse or neglect to pay
such fees, dues, or other payments as may from
time to time become due, after he has been noti-
fled by the financial secretary that such fees,
dues, or other payments were due, shall be aus
pended until such payments are madc; and in
case such arrears shall remain due for longer
period than three months, his name shall be
dropped from the rolls and he be no longer con
sidered worthy the aid, assistance, or benefits
acCruing from this organization.
Major Warner then offered the following reso
luton; .
Resolved, That the Committee on Finance make
an elaborate report of the condition of our
finances Rt the next regular meeting,
The national Republican., 1867-11-28

The CENsUs.-Dr. Barnard now Ids the full
| and complete census of the county, numbering
| 1868 families, there being b703 white and 3,442
| colored inhabitants, making total OF ,l+5. The
| number announced before was s,o3o The full re-
turn will soon be made out, and II Will show
considerable increase over the former rough
estimate,
The national Republican., 1867-11-28
TRusTEE,s SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
CENTRALLY LOCATED, IN THE SEVENTH

WARD.
BY virtue Of y deed Of trust by Felix Dugan and
wife, to me TO secure Eberard Trusheim, executed
The llth day Of February, and recorded in Libcr
II, NJ H., No. 81, folos o., &c, one Of the Land Re-
cords Of Washington connty, District Of Columbia
shall offer At public sale % the highest bidder In front
Of the premises, MONDAY, December 10, at clock
p m the east half Of lot number 49, three, In Teser-
walton D. situated the north side OF Maryland ave-
improved by frame dwelling houses tho front and
rear o. said lot aud containing two thousand seven
hundred and thirty six square feet Of ground.
Terms OF Sale: One third cash balance In notes at
Of trust
Conycyancng and stamps at tho expense Of the pur.
chaser.
One hundred dollars DOWN when sold
WILLIAM BOYD, n. D..
Trustee.
). B. WHEELER 4 90,
novl0.td AnctiunoCrE.
The national Republican., 1867-11-28
Alexandria Advertisements.
;THE RICHEST MAN IN TuH WORLD.

GExtrac Of Letter from Baron solomon KO!hschild }
PtRis, sth April, 1854, 25 Rue Fauby, St. Hoh0r".
viii yST bo kipd enough to heve forwarded to me
here 100 bottles Of yCur Indian Ltniment II you VIII
send al tho same time the fcclupt, VIII forward You
sSs amount through Mcssrs. BclIidn, Co, n Y.
baron solomon Ruthschd having reeninmepded to
many of his friends MAJOR LANES LlNlMENT, and
thc being dcs rous to procure H. he should advise MIN
to establish Neno, " Paris. ,,.,,,,..
THE INDIAN IlNlMENT,
As relief ever readyj klier cf pain, taken IN
waTdly OF outwardly applied has no equal For the
relief and cnro OF Rheumatic and Ncurngic htecuons,
Sprainsr bruises, Sc, 1t Is uncqpallcd, i II also
most ishen in the cure OF Cholcr'
Cramps aud Pains in he Stomach, DlarhTa, DysYG-
terry, Cholera Morbus, Cholet- lnhntum, &c, and Is
without exception the most wondsnrl PanHc"a n"
Every Traveller by land or sea should have bottle
Miners and Farmers rcsidingal distance from Physi
clans should keep II constantly on hand. In case OF
Accidents aud sudden attacks Of stomach ComplantS
It's value cannot he e,timRtcd, Inquire for Major
iiNEs ITDiAN ,LISIGENT, 9ad take no other
Price, 80 cents per bottle, For sale at wholesale aud
retail by Delnas barnes Co, 81 Park Row, n, Y,
iAls Robinson, iJ Grcenw iCh street, n, ,. G.,
Wells Co, w fulton street, II. Y, Chas, n CrI-
!endcn, IS sixth avenue, Sn1 ny TG;IrGSI8i6e
signed by John ThGs. Lane, and conntcrsgned by
r LANE 4 CO.. Pr0pTieors, los broadway, N. Y.
Bs- Send for Circular.
The national Republican., 1867-11-28

The PRr1l..rIrurpuss- AT a. late hour last
night Mr.. Charles Hurdle, OF Ills rityt arrived
home from his trip with the brlIsers. He states
that COyer and Kelly did Eight near Newark,
Delaware, yesterday, and that they siG3d up to
each other to the extent of l15 rounds In one
hour and hfty-nve minutes, Collyer winning the
fight. Kelly was beat into jelly about the face,
and Collyer's left eye was closed up and In
mourning and his nose was split. Charley Hur-
die was umpire.
The national Republican., 1867-11-28

FEBRUARY y, 1907
Ordered That the privilege Of keeping tio Restau'
rant Of The House shall be determined as follows:
Proposals therefor shal he received ny ihe Clork oi
the House up Of March H. 1877, and biehhlally
thereafter, and shall be opened by him "a Ihe presence
Of two Witnesses and he by him awarded TO the most
suitable person. having also refcrrGcC To the amount OF
money offered for the privilege aud TIC capacity OF lhe
biddrr for the business Accompanying tho proposals
must he tho name of or persons who are wl
ing 10 become suTctlcs IN the sum Of one hnpsRnd dol
lars for tho faithful performance ct the duties OF said
kecprri aud possession Of the premises shal bo gwen
by ihe tcrk 70 said bidder HpIn hls executing bond
surecs Tor the proper discharge 9t his duties, and for
The careful use Of the property Of the government
trnsgd 10 him Such pOsS s1On shall be ut all times
under the control uf the House. Aud the amount o
money thus bid and accepted shall be paid to the said
CLERK one half on the first Monday Of December
the date Of the bond aud six months there
after and as received shall be by said Clerk paid Il
Ia" Treasurer Of the National Soldiers and Sailors
Orphan Home for the bencht OF said institution.
JvLY ~, 1877,
Ordered That tho Clerk be authorized to Tc'lct NJ
House In the PROV In the s!hnh
ing order " tho House In reference thereto h9!' "
The national Republican., 1867-11-28

AwARnAyr roR riiE AiiEsIbf Il. G, BAKER.
In yesterday evenings Constitutional Union we
find the following; Last evening n warrant was
Lafayette q. Baker, charged with falsely swear
ing before the Judiciary Committee of the House
of Representatives. The warrant was placed in
the bird had flown. Unfortunately, the warrant
was not issued until about o'clock last eve
ming, and there Is no doubt but the scamp sus-
and before he could be hauled up had flown
The warrant was sworn out by Nr. George +.
Hotchkiss, wcll-knowt gentleman of this place,
shall, q. A. Eldridsc, James +. Wilson, and I. T..
Woodbridge,
The national Republican., 1867-11-28

SHoT.-Durlng the riot on Saturday nIght. at
the corner OF Fourteenth street and the Avenue,
a gentleman by the name OF Andrew Gill John
son was accidentally shot, by the discharge Of
the time Of the shooting, he was not aware that
he had been hurt, and 1t was only when proceed
ing to his residence-corner OF Eighteenth and
G stree he felt pain In his elbow, and found
that bullet had lodged in his arm, and 1t was
with difficulty he reached home. Surgical as
Instance was procured, but the ball has not as
yet b el extracted, and the condition of Mr.
Johnion 10 now very serious,
The national Republican., 1867-11-28

CONTINENTAL SEiENApEi--Last night a
complimentary sercnade was rendered, by q nums
Band to goSn "g W,mIton M rsa g. OF Of The he rm of
Barbour Il Hamilton, grocers, at the Seaton
House. Mr.. Hamilton was married, about two
Maryland, and this scrcnade was intended for
the occasion. The party was called in, and they
sat down to a sumptuous supper,
The national Republican., 1867-11-28

-, M, ,rIcr,I,rrl would respectfully inform ms
., & and cust"mcrs aud the public gcncraE thht t
Gn or about the Let Of p"r'lnp'r p''N "'N>' $3.50
hri' h'''''o STEPHENS & CO.,
He will open, at ,.r,,rp pVryyrpN
M IN PENNSYLVANIA ANENIE, BET"EEN
NJ 81" NiN'fiI AND TENTH STREETS,
A larg,, and varied assortment Of ~ 49,.
MEN 5 AND BOYS READY MADE CLOTillNu AND
'i'' " FURNISHING GOODS,
which win embrace the latest styles aud best 9nally
" REAnY MADE CLOTHING aud other Goods TO be
I,und In the Northern Market. ,,,
'CG'nnsct"I with our establishment will bea
CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT,
Uulcr tho Of Of the most fashionable
cutters III u" T. A. STEPHENS,
rnv9ldf Late of Wall, stephens O.
The national Republican., 1867-11-28

All Suits 10 per cont discount from fixed prices, in
plain nguros, n Henning's, corner OF Seventh street
and Maryland avenue, until removal to No. OIL
Seventh street, Intelligcncer Building.
The national Republican., 1867-11-28
CLERKS oEFJyEEEE hSITlh H4TSE q q REPRESENTA-

C"N"" fivES. UNITED sfATES 49,.
wRsHISdroS, D. G., N0YcNkCr q, lSI
Scaled rropasals will he received At This office until
~ O'clock Of THURSDAY, tho 4h day 4 bsccmsor'
reschatYcs Of the United States, In accordance with
The terms of the annexed resolutions, the Restaurant
10 be kept upru during tho entire year. except IN sun
days and no sprimOus. vinuus, and malt liquors TO
w " EDWARD MCPHERSON,
Clerk House Of Representative, L. 5.
The national Republican., 1867-11-28

BASE BALL-WAsH VS.. BALTIMoRE.-
The Pastime, OF Baltimore, will spend Thank e.
giving Day with the Union club of this city.
escorted BY the Unions to their grounds south OF
Executive Mansion. The game will be called at
10 a. m, and II Is expected to be close contest.
The hrst game between these clubs which took
place IN baltimore last month, resulted In q fie.
In the afternoon, at2 O'Clock, the Unions will
play match game with the Deaf and Dumb
club. The Mutes are good players. II ia really
an interesting and novel sight to see the manner
In which these nniortunRtes conduct q game,
we ever saw play ball can do. There ia no
"growling or "baek talkn among them Seats
have been erected for spectators. 'N''''
The national Republican., 1867-11-28
Auction Sales.

No. 81 Louisiana avenue. between Sixth and Seventh
streets, opposite seatOn House.
The national Republican., 1867-11-28

FIFTY DOLLARS REwARD.-Scc advertisement
of black and tan terrier lost yesterday after
noon,
The national Republican., 1867-11-28

THIS Is To CERTIFY That L. W BARkEN ~
~, t,nt Ia nrrEIrm all the duties pertaining 10 mo
Cabinet ana "n"eF'"h'"s SAMUEL KIRBY.
The national Republican., 1867-11-28

GRAND CONCERT AND BALL.-The Washington
Sangerbund give agrand concert and Ball this
evening at Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh street.
is well known and their ability to get up the
grandest balls Is unquestioned. Let there be
crowd tonight,
The national Republican., 1867-11-28

FURNISHING GooDs.-Among the many firms o
enterprisng young men in Washington, we men
tion that Of NJ. II. Frank Il Co., No 3O4 Pcnnsyi
vRnia avenue. The specially Of their business
consists Of hats, caps, and furnishing goods gen
orally, particular attention being given to The
shirt department. Their goods are selected with
great care, and their prices hXed to suit tho
times.
The New York herald., 1867-04-06

HrARBIR NANTEI.s.-3dO MANTkISe ON HAND or
M every nys and quality, vhich WIN BE- soid Tor nexl
Wafsroems os Eas BishtssaG slrss 7hird avsnsa
*. Cuk lhis cut '~-r = sE @11 f1IIt1l -Nl
The New York herald., 1867-04-06

1EARBLEfzED SLATE MANTELs-sUPE1T0R IN
M appearance. durAbs, haK the pfice uf marble.
B. STEWART 90 sixth avenuc between THIRTY and
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-03

and prices and qualities always
guaranteed as represented. This
store is as light as any can be, so
that all can see what they buy.
APPS
lu4f 4@G4A N1ft eh AlN4tf
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THE PARIS EXHIBITION.
Some Of the More Striking Features.

Paris Correspondence of the New York
Times.
Near the picture galleries in the
Paris Exhibition are photographs of
all nations, books, paper, stationery,
musical instruments, surgical instru-
mcnts. In these, as everywhere,
France is supreme. There is one ex-
ception. In dentistry the Americans
are beyond all competition. The dis
play of artificial teeth, the perfect
imitation of nature in gums and palate
are wonderful. But the French are
equally great in artificial ewes and
ears. The eyes are life itself. They
not only supply an eye that is lost,
but cover shrunken or injured eye
ball with a shell that perfectly match
es the other eye. The ears of deli
cately rosy gutta pereha are very
pretty. 1T one has an ear cut off.
bitten off, frozen off. or eaten away.
here is q light and elegant substitute.
1t is said that ladies with large ears
cover them up with their hair, natu-
raj or acquired. and annex those
pretty little artificial ears, of course
with handsome earrings. ftffAt
English landscape photographs are
claimed as superior to the French,
but the English concede the French
superiority in portraiture. And they
are wonderful There are probably
more beautiful women in England
and America than in France, but. the
French people know how to pose.
They make the best of themselves.
La dress, in attitude, in expression,
they give the photographer every
advantage. Isl 49, saiHn8Y
Russia astenishes people by other
aings than the extent of her Empire
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DRY GOODS.
y n r. i n q

And other seasonable Cloths. Cassi-
meres, Cotton and Linen Goods.
and Vestings, suitable for Boys and
Mems Wear by far the largest
stock in the city: also, Suspenders,
Socks, Neckties, Kid, Cotton, and
Silk Gloves, Handkerchief, Under
shirts and Drawers, Pocket Combs,
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1000

different varieties of Embroidery
e and White Goods generally. An
immense stock of Dress Goods, that
cam IT be excelled in the West,
comprising every popular style,
from 81 SO Calico Dress to silk Pat
terms worth 500 90; and an endless
variety OF Shawls, Silk and Lace
Mantillas, and "Druecksel-tueg."
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~ ERCHANTS, EXCHANGE and
Ak GENTLEMEN'S RESTAURANT
No. . First Sire

= o. . First street.
TRUNTZ x MENTZER, Proprietors.
The choicest Wines and Liquors will be
kept constantly on hano; and special at
tentiOn Will be given to the
RESTAURAN Mt.
where all the delicacies of the season will
be served in the most approved style
making 1t pleasant resort for the MER-
CHANTS and BUSINESS MEN of the city,
A liberal patronage is soliciteds q >
Oc23 d3In 2 9
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peat the midday meal. You canAli
very well for thirty cents a day, or
lodgings included. for fifty, though
not at the Grand Hotel.
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500

and more. Of the most popular
the = lowest !, and lone uniform
price," and the most complete
stock of Millinery that can be
found anywhere, cit er ready
made or made to order at short
notice by the most skillfui milii-
Also, Straw Goods, bleached and
pressed, All of which will be sold
at Schapker, Buseing & Co.'S mann
moth aud popular store, at whole
sale or retail, at the lowest market
rates, during the season of as
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45l iol EHa1 .tt fGsij-EQ SS5ga n fgaaf
.zfst1 81 ~ huf sIEiUs1i9 8gisx lfaa
.T530AfH % IT
La .stl ssaa El-b slgnn1
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-03
JERUSALEM

Overtakers, rte-Monnaies, and
large depot of the celebrated 9Star
Paper Collars" and retailed at %
cents per box Large stock OF the
best Irish Linen, Table Linens, Cot
ton, Linen, and Wool Table Cloths
and Covers, Napkins, Towels, Crash,
Lace Curtains. Collars and Cuffs, in
sets or singly, with over ..ttsss ss
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-09-25

CAS'r Cone BAcK.-George w. Winnie
more. the " spiritualist murderer" previ-
Gus 70 his execution in PhiIadelphla week
or two since, for the killing Of Mrs. Ma
gilton. stated, it will be remembered, that
one Of the first things he would do after
death would be to appear At night At the
bedside OF District A,torey VIM. b. Mann.
To use his own words. he said in chuck.
ling manner: "rll bet I'll make him pull
the bedclothes over his head" He also
threatened the newspaper reporters with
spiritual visitations, but as none Of lhoss
gentleman--any Of whom would no doubt
gladly jump At such chance for sensation
Item-have favored the readers Of the
Phiadeiphia papers with first class
/" ghost story" we are inclined to think
that Winnemore, I" in the spirit" has gone
TO place were he does NOT end It al easy
matter to get "leave Of absence"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-09-25

Said very good old man: /" some folks
are alssys complaining about the weather.
bat sm very thankful when wake sp in
the morning TO 6nd any weather zt ALL"
We may smlle Al the simplicity oi the old
man. but stlI his langasge Indicates . spi-
ut that contributes much 10 . calm aud
peaceful life. Il 10 better aud wiser 10 cul.
tivsle that spirit than 10 be continually
complaining Of things A. they are. BE
ihsskiul for such mrrcies a. you have. anu
II God sees u vii be Tor your good he will
give you many nore. At least do not
nake yourself and Others unhappy by yosi
ingratilude and complaints.
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HOW LoNa WILL rr Do 10 wArrt

e1."1 ssAbh - Dp - ~ Wats
The following story is taken from an ad !.
'nirable work Just pubii-hr d Oy The Arneri-
can Tract Society. enti lied Records Of s.
v. ). Wilder:
DIR. Nettleton had come from the even
ing service in some couutry town, to his
nome Tor the night. The good lady Of the
house, rather an elderly person. after bust
ling about TO provide her guest with re-
ireshments. said. directly before her daagh-
ter. who was 10 the room, DR.. Nettelton,
! do wish you would talk TO Caroline. She
don't care nothing about going to meeting,
a"r sboat the salvation Of her soul. I've
talked aud talked, and got our minister 10
iaik. but It don't seem TO do any good.
wish yoa would talk TO her. Dr.. Nettletou. !
Saying which, she soon went out Of the
roous.
DR.. Nettleton continued quietly taking
his repast. when be turned round TO the
young girl and said;
Nov just tell me, Miss Caroline, doa'i
they bother you amazingly about this
thing
She. taken by surprise AZ an address 90
unexpected. answered at once:
yes sir. they do they keep talking to
me all the tims, till AN sick of IT,
SO ! thought. said DR.. N. Let's see--
how old are youi'
Eighteen. SIR
Good health 2
Yes air.
The iact is.' said DIR. N, religion is !
good thing IN itself. hat the idea ol all the
while troubling a young creature like you
with and YOU ia gsod health you say
Relisioa is gosd thing. Il will hardly
do 10 die without 4. wonder how long
Il would do Tor you to wait!
That just whs, I've been lhinkiag nv
SELL. Said Caroline.
WELL said DR.. NJ. suppose you say
tll you are tity. No. that wont do !; 1
Attended the funeral ui 4 lady fifteen years
Younger than that the other day. Thirty
hos will that dof
I'm npt sure Il would do 10 Wait quite
50 long, said Caroline.
No. ] do MT thiak so, either some
thing mIght happen. See nov. twenty
Eve ! or cvea tsrnty, if We could be sure
We would live 80 long. A year from now.
how would that dur
don't know sis'
Neither do I. The fact is. my dear
young lady, the mere think oi IL. aid
u how many yssns people, as well sp.
psrentiy as y.u are. do die suddenly. |
an siisid to put IL OF moment longer. Be-
sides. the Bibis says /" Now is the accrp.
ted time." We must take This time. What
shalt We doi Had We not better kneel
right down here and a.k God Tor mercy
through his Son Jesus Christi
The young lady. perfectly overcome by
her feelings, knelt on the spot. In day
ar two. she by grace. Cane out rejoicing in
hope, inding sne had lar from lost all en-
Joy ment in this life."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-09-25

A PARALLEL OF rHk sEIEs.-Thsre Is an
adm,rsbIe partition Of qualiiies.betwesn the
sexes which the great Author Of our being
has distributed TO each, with q wisdom
which calls Tor our admiration. Man il
strons, woman is beaotiiul. Man is lar-
ing and confident, woman is dilhdent aud
anassuming. Man is great 10 action. wo-
man in suffering. Man shines abroad. wu.
man al home. Man talks TO convince, wo.
man 10 persuade and please. Man has a
rugged heart, woman Z soft and tender one.
Man prevents misery. woman relieves IL.
Man has science, woman taste. Man has
judgment. woman sensibillty. Man 10 q
being Of justice. woman Of mercy.
An experiment in China tea culture has
been SO isr successful in Georgia. The
seeds we're planted 8 years ago. and the
shrubs are about seven feet high. Al.
though exposed to all weather, they are
healthy, aud have full vitality. notwith.
standing they are literally anleaved earh
season.
A train Of cars on 4 Minnesota railroad
recently run iuto flock of sheep near Fort
|Suelling. killing twenty-five.
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A red cedar post is standing ID Sharon.
N. g., whlch is not at all decsyed. Though
Il was pus in its present position In i7to--
sae huudred aud eighteen years ago.
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TEAOuER.-I want you to explain the,
points of the compass. Bobby, what 10 thu
highes, latitude knowns"
The highest latitude known 10 that,
which Bill jones allows to his feelings
when Walking with our Bets"
"Now, what is before you, John 2"
THE north, SIR"
And what behind you. Tommy :"
my coat tail, sir"
"Joseph, where is Africa Z"
90 the map, SIR"
/" | near on what continent, the eastern
or western s''
Well, The land Of Africa is on the cas-
tern continent, bat the people all Of 'em
are down SOUTH"
/" How do the American people liver"
" BY drawing"
by drawing what--wateri"
" Nc. sir, BY drawing their breath"
!" Come here, soony, and tell we what
the four seasons are p
Pepper, mustard, salt aud vinegar;
them Is what ma seasons with
" Geography class dismissed !"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-09-25

SINGULAR AccipsSF.--A curinus accident
occurred near Warsaw. few days sgn. 10 .
machine which WAS threshing wheat. II
appears that sume straw had wound arouu.l
the cylinder, in such manner tina, ,ts rap.
ID motion caused il to ignite. thereby set
ting Gre TO the loose straw, which was scat
tered around. All rHorts 10 put oui the
fre were sbortive. aud the barn was en-
tirely consumed. together with about 400
bushels Of corn. 400 bushels oi oa.s. 8 tons
Of hay, si50 worth Of farming lmplrments.
and the threshing msehine. which cost about
s4oo. Neptsra Jesraai .f csmmerce.
A young woman blew out her Gas 10 q
rom an Chicago hotel. wentto sleep, and
her funeral took place the day after.