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To Steam Engine and Ma
chine Mantifacfnvetx-

The UNDERSIGNED HAVING Oh
IL tanned Letters Patent from the United
States Gorernment for improvements fn Tie
Rotary Engine and its aiaptiou 70 certain pur.
poses am oes.rous = entering into COMPANY or
70 sell this enterYris- in the city Of Wheeling.
am q theoretical and practical engineer. hsv.
ing constructed and built = great number Of low
and high. pressure steam engines. . pattern ma
ker and d7ughtsnan by trade: therefore zee the
necessity and demand Of the rotary engine partie-
ulariy for propelling Of vessels, propeIing car.
nazes On common and turnpike roads. and work.
ing AL quick motions. The ,~Advsstages for
which are rs follOvs: =
C~heapne<s. Dininishing Of weight. Over.
coming dad eentres- Ease Of reversing and
handling Simplicity Of adoption. Not effect
ing he stability Vessel Regularity Of condsns-
ing and thereby less dssser Of gogeing the con.
denser. Adoption (patsntsd) Tor carriages on
common and turnpike roads, whereby IA the en-
CINE forms . part Of the driving vheelsD the
drsrer has at his esumand. with eass and by The
power Of steam. to back, tum, OF advance.
Any person DESTROYS Of further information,
or wishing 10 sntcr into this eutkrprtss.
Address MATTHEW ELfICHER
80. "a Market g. Losissine, Ksnfuefy-
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VIZ ALSO HAVE CONsTANTLY
w in store. Buckets. Tubs, Wash Boards,
Brooms, Essence Coffee, Extract Logwood, Mad.
der, Iniigo, Copperas, Blue yitroL Alum, Pep
per, Allspice, Cinnamon, Nutmess, Cloves. Mus.
tard. Ginger, Bicarb. Soda, Sal. Soda, Rabbits
Soap. Colga,e's Soaps, German Soaps, Family
Soaps, Candles Mould and Star, Concentrated
Lys, Window Glass. Lead, Shot, Gun Caps- Pow
der. Cotton Yarn. Cotton and Flax Tw ines,
Candle Wick, Batting. Wrapping Paper, &r.
MAXWELL l. TISGLE.
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TOBACCO.
i 10 1 Butts cold Ben's" blk 1Os.
- caddies do. do. do.
10 ; butts Niagara do. "
~ caddies do. do.
81 butts Dew Drop do. .
80 Iaddies Hombrick 10. ("
~ I boxes Emily Jsnes natl H.. ! ID.
do. Diadcm soft pd. . inch.
do. Wheeler's hd. pd. 9 do.
4 do. do. hard pd. ] ID. Jumps.
10 do. "Minie Collins hard pd. l ID. lamps.
5 do. Keen's Fine Twist natl II.
5 do Miller's X. and X. twist choice.
1Odrums Fig Leaf.
20kgs. 6.twist running i0s.' =
SMOKING TOBACCO.
Is bbls. FIG. smoking tobacco.
10 hlf bbls. F. q. do. do.
10 bbls. G. :. do. do.
10 hlf bbls. c. s. do. do.
Our stock Of tobacco is large and the assert
ment unsurpassed b. any in the market. MGR.
chants. are respectfully invited to give us = call
before purchasing elsewhcIe.
MAXWELL & TTNGLE.
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New Tsrk DRY Gssds msrkei
, NEW YORK, Feb. %. q
Dry goods closed quiet, prices ruling
very low for all kinds Of imported
fabrics and domestic woolens. Cottons
in limited request at steady rates.
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TRANSPORTATION.
baltimore 6 Ohio 3. 3. Co.
WINTER SCHEDULE.

ov,,cr R,rrxoRE & ONO RAMeoAp Co,
WHEELING, Jan. :. 1867. }
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New York Items.

New YORK. Jan. 24.-Dr. MCarren,
Arch Deacon of the Catholic diocese of
New York, died yesterday. -
An important test case will shortly
come before the Supreme Court to de-
termine whether certificates OF indebt-
edness are to be deemed taxable as
United States securities.
Aman named Nathaniel, j. Mills has
been arrested on the charge of passing
a fraudulent redistilation bond with i'll
tention of defrauding the Government,
! About 100 barrels of whisky involved,
Another keno bank was seized yester-
day on Nassau street, and twenty-one
persons were arrested.
Papers state that the rain Dunderberg
for speed, sailing qualities and stable
ness fornaval service. has proved very
satisfactory.
The Havana correspondence, pei
Manhattan, states that sounding for the
cable between Cuba and Florida ha:
been completed, and the cable will bt
laid next November. A submarine
mountain 5000 feet high, was discovered
while making sOundings to the average
depth of water, 800 feet.
The Richmond Dispatch intimate'
that Virginia very ~peaceably will b,
the first Southern State to fall into line
under the Congressional plan of recon
, struction. Gov. Pierpoint. was in coun
Gil with the State Senate last evening
ard advised 8 speedy endorsement o,
the plan. His views were met with
general appreciation. 1t is generally
believed that the Legislature will pass
a bill calling . committee of people and
accepting negro. suffrage upon terms o
! the bill, -
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accoNMoDATIoN TRAIN.

..ssRNGER TRAINS WILL RUN
by the following schedule on and aiter INC
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SPARRISG EXHIBITION BROKEN UP.-Last
night grand sparring exhibition was to have come
Of at tho Assembly Rooms" on Twelfth street,
below the Avenue, between Johnny McGlade Of
New York, the pugilist who was recently defeated
In the prize ring by Sam. Collier Of Baltimore, and
another bruiser By the name Of White. Notwith.
standing the fact that permit for the exhibition
had been given BY tho Mayor Lieut.. TAFT, with q
posse Of officers, acting under ORDERS proceeded To
the Assembly Rooms and forbid the exhibition un.
I'll the necessary license had been procured. The
license fee In such cases Is $50. large crowd had
assembled TO witness the match and left greatly
annoyed at the interruption Of the police.
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FINED FOR SOLICITING TRADE-A gentle
man from New York, by the name Of II. s. Green.
for soliciting orders for goods without license,
and fined $50 by Justice Walter. II Is not, per-
haps, generally understood that q license fee Of
$500 must be paid before any agent from another
city can solicit trade in Washington. Several per.
sons have been similarly fined within the past few
weeks.
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IMPORTANT SALE OF GOVERNMENT
i VESSEL.
D5PoI aUARrERNAsrER's ogrIcE,

BALTIMORE, Nd. Jan. 30, 1867. I
VIII be sold at public auction, at the port Of BAlu-
more llienderson wharf, EAst BGltmore) on THURS
DAY, IL m, Feb 2s, 1857, the
SUPERB sIDR-WHRBL STEAMER COSMOPOLITAN,
Of 779 tons length 225 feet breadth Of beam 81 feet
depth OF hold Is feet cylinder 80 Inches, aud II feet
stroke
A rare opportunity is Afforded in the sale OF this
steamer to persons desiring TO purchase really nrst
class vessel.
She is Of light DRAFT the engine and boiler are Ia
most excellent condition, and the hull perfectly sound
| aud strong. -, , ,,,,,,
pOLITAN surpassss any vessel hitherto offered by tue
| Government for sale at this port
TsTms cash in Govern mont funds, on day Of sale,
Farther paTteulars may be learned upon application
| IA ths npderslgued or to the AuctiOneers, hessrs.
| ADRkOS THOMAS L co. No. Is South Charles street,
| ~ ~ A. 8. KlMBALL,
| Captain and A. q. n, U. &. A.,
4 hsl.td Depot QuArtsrmAatsr,
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TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE
Y OF NALuABLE REAL ESTATE.

In virtue Of two writs Of Fieri Fdcids Issued from
the Clerks once Of the supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia and to me directed, will sell at public sale,
for cash at the front OF the Court House door OF sad
county on TUESDAY the 26th day OF February 1864.
u clock, all Of George seitI's right title, claim
and interest In aud to all that part Of lot No l. in
square No 3i3, contalned In the following mstes aud
bounds Beginning for the same at the southeast corner
Of said lot aud Running thence westwardly by and
with the line OF New York avenue 80 feet ID inches
thence northwardy with line at right angles with
said avenue q feet Inches thence east 6S feet nches
TO the line OF Tenth street west thence by aud with the
said line Of Tenth street % feet inches the place of
beginning together with all and singular the improve
ments thereon. In the city Of Washington, d. @.
Seized and levied upon the property OF George seI
and will be sold to satisfy execution No 1913 Supreme
Court, D. c., Presley W. Dorsey George seitI aud
y. seiI, George seiH and Samuel BsutIneger.
D, s. 0OODING,
fsbi-dtd U, 4. Marshal, D. c.
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.THOLlC PRAYER BOOKS !

CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS!
Large and Beautiful Stock Of
CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS,
In every style Of Binding, at pTieoB ranging from 20
cents to E2O Among them will be found
THE WADE MECUMl
This is one Of the neAtest and most convenient az
we'll as the most comprehensive PRAYER BOOKS pub.
lished.
St. Joseph's Manual, Christian Is Guide,
St. Vincent's Manual, Daily Exercise,
Seraphic Manual Path to Paradise,
Devout Manual, Pocket Manual,
Little Flower Garden,
Catholic DeVo'iOns,
Little Flower OF Piety, Catholic Piety,
Key Of Heaven, UTsuline Manual,
MisSAl, Holy Week,
St. Johns Manual, Golden Manual,
Help Of Christians, Garden Of the Soul,
Mission Book, Daily Prayers,
Way to Heaven, Gate OF Heaven,
Prayers Of St, Gertrude,
PurgRtorian Manual,
Chapel Companion, Companion Of the Sanctuary,
Child's Prayer and Hymn Book, Diamond Manual,
Manual Of sodalty, Gems OF Devotion, &c.
Also, French, German, and Spanish Prayer Books,
for sale by JOHN T. BURCH,
fsl2'soSt No. 800 Ninth street, corner OfD
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cumstanoss Of the assault, and the court sentenced
the accused TO pay hne Of $3.50, and 10 be i'm.
prisonsd until paid.
VIM. Duncan, convicted Of larceny, was SEN
fenced TO three days imprisonment in the common
jail.
Andrew Bombray. convicted Of assault and bat
teIy Of an aggravated nature, was sentenced to
three months imprisonment In the county jail.
CrRcUT CoURr-Chief Justice Cartier
Beavano a Shaw vs. syston crocker. Judgment
confessed.
g.. Canfort s. whittlesey vs.. Thomas staekpole.
Judgment by default stricken out, and Judgment
for plaintiff In ding affidavit for $1,000, with
interest
Daniel L. Wells vs.. Rebecca r. Smith. Verdict
for plaintiff In the sum Of SIS.
Kayanaugh a Jumerer vs.. George SeitI. Mo.
tion for new trial overruled. Judgment to be en-.
tered up.
Levi Davis vs.. Brooke Maokall, Jr. Judgment
stricken out.
Mayo 4 Sellers vs.. John D. Buckley. Judgment
BY default.
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THE WASHINGTON SKATING CLUB.-A meet
Ing Of the Washington Skating Club was held last
night, Mr.. Caggett In the chair.
On notion the issue Of !, 500 moro shares was or.
dered, but the new shareholders are not TO be con.
sidered as original members, but are entitled to
any dividends declared
The president and directors were authorised Ia
purchase the property which the Park Is located
for the sum of$6, 900.
A vote Of thanks TO the president and directors
was passed, after which the meeting adjourned.
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Doors AND SuoEs.-George b. Wilson, 5O2
Seventh street, under 0ddFellows' Hall, formerly
Of the firm Of Burma / Wilson, Is furnishing to bis
customers tho best.made Boots and Shoes, Of the
latest styles at the most moderate rates. He war.
rants the goods to be exactly as represented Give
him call and make your purchases.
The national Republican., 1867-02-15

"FoRT SUMTER" 9. J.. Woodford,
Lieutenant Governor of the State Of New York.
will deliver q lecture on Fort Sumter" on this
(Friday) evening, at Metzerott Hall.
The national Republican., 1867-02-15

MATRIMONIAL. - Among the weddings
that Of Mr.. Robert q. Blaine, Of the Treasury De.
partment brother Of Hon. James @. Blaine Of
Maine, TO Miss Becky Hicks, Of this city After
tho ceremony, which was celebrated on Tuesday
morning, at the residence of the BRIDES mother,
North A street, Capitol Hill, by Rev. Father
Boyle, the newly. married pair started on bridal
tour to the North and West
The national Republican., 1867-02-15

RECORD OF CRME.-Forty-fve arrests weT
made by the police for the twenty -four hours end
ing yesterday morning at eight o'clock. Tn
amount Of fines imposed was Sl18.84.
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JAIL FOR CoURT.-James Mcclure was or.
rested BY Officer Grant yesterday on the charge oi
stealing certain articles Of clothing The prisoner
had hearing before Justice Walters last night,
who committed him to jail for court
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GOVERNMENT SALE OF RYE
" COFFEE.

OFFICE DEPOT CoNMIssARr,
fORr MoSRoE, Va, February ., 1857.
Sealed Proposals, In duplicate will be received by
the undersigned until SATURDAY the l6th inst At IL
o'clock, m, for the purchase Of s5 900 pounds more
or less, ROASTED and GROUND RYE CoffEE not re-.
1ulTed for Issue by the United States Government.
The Coffee Is In barrels, averaging 2OS pounds each
will be put 10 good shipping order, delivered At tho
wharf for shipment, FREQ Of charge and must be re-
moved within ten days after purchase
Proposals received for two barrels aud upwards.
The Government reserves the right to any all
proposals deemed un unsAtlsfactoTy:
Terms cash In Government funds One half on notid.
shipment. f''' ~
Proposals should be endorsed the envelope "Pro.
posas for Rye Coffee, and addressed to
T. p MCELRATH
~ First Lieut.. 9th Artillery, aud
fe9-td Byt Maior u, 8, A., A. G, s.
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cont notes, found on bis person. lie had hearing
before Justice Walter, who sent him to jail for
court.
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Aatiunal 9spablitam,
THE DEPARTMENTS.

ARMY BULLETrS-Brev. Capt. J. r. Nc
Ginness is ordered to resume his duties in
the ordnance Office.
Brew. Capt. George d. Ramsay, jr, has
been granted twenty-five days leave Of alb
sence.
Brew. Brig. Gen. r. II. X. Whitley is au-
thorized to proceed to the New York arsenal
on public business and return.
Brew. Col. d. H. Buck is authorized TO
proceed to Manchester, New York, on public
business and return.
Brew. Col. 3. V. Benet is authorized to
proceed to the Wateryliet Arsenal on public
business and return.
Brevet Brigadier General VIM. Maynadier
and Brevet Colonel 7. g. Baylor have been
detailed as members Of board Of officers TO
meet in Washington City for the purpose Of
determining the calibre, the number Of each
calibre, and the proportion Of riaed guns
which will be required for the armament Of
Notifications.
Captain NJ. Y. Wylie, military storekeeper,
is granted three months leave Of absence.
Capt. j. NJ. Todd is granted three months
leave Of absence.
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel J. McAllister
is granted thirty days leave of absence.
IMPORTANT TO ALL OFFICERS OF THE Army.
-Chipman, Hosmer & Co., Of this city, have
obtained decision in the Court Of Claims,
where they carried one Of their cases, by
which every officer in the army in commits
sion between May !, 1864, and March 3,
1865, receives FIVE dollars per month for each
servant allowed them by law. The previous
allowance for servants was emily eleven dol
lars per month, but this decision Of the Court
Of Claims fixes the rate Of servants wages
- au anltotad
and as the pay Of enlisted men was increased
by act Of Congress approved May l, 1864,
the court decides that allowance for servants
hire should be the same from that date. This
decision affects all officers Of the army and
will involve ON expenditure OF about two
millions Of dollars
The GENERAL LAND OFFICE.-Returns re,
ceiyed by Commissioner Wilson show that
81, BAT acres of the public lands were dis.
posed of during the month Of January last
at the Junction City (Kansas and Eau Glare
(Wisconsin) local Offices Fifteen thousand
three hundred and thirty-fve acres were dis
posed Of, mostly to actual settlers, under the
homestead law.
Two hundred and twenty-seyen patents for
lands entered for cash at the Olympia (WGsh
ington Territory local Office have been trans.
mitted by the Commissioner to the patentees
and also 43 patents for lands located with
military warrants at Denver City, Colorado.
CUSTOMS REcEIPTs.-The receipts Of the
Government from this source Of revenue, al
the ports named, from the LIST to the 9th in
stani, amounted as follows: New York, 49,
257,224Al; Boston, $572, 2,s4406; Philadel
phia, $7l,l7726; Baltimore, $l03,634 9s
New Orleans. from January 26th to 3lst
S92, 2,060.69.
NIrv RrII Elm ERRpnAnY 1--Rnsirned-
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NAVY BULLETIN, February 7.--Resigned-
Midshipman A. Y. Comstock.
Ordered-Chief Engineer Eldridge Law
ton, to duty at Bridgewater, Mass.
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7. T. MULLKATH,
First Lieut.. 9Th Artillery, aud
BNt. Major U. 8. A. A. @. s.
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OVERNMENT SALE AT CHAR. .ES.
TOM

The following Ordnance Property will be sold pub
lie auction at the United States Arsenal Charleston s.
G., on MONDAY March 4, 1867, commencing at 10
O'Clock, an:
About 200 net tons (Cannon) Cast Iron
About 100 net tons Shot, Shell, &c. about one half
have valuable soft metal attached
About 100 tons Loaded She'll
About 10 tons Scrap Wrought Iron.
About q tons Scrap Brass, Copper, &c.
6S7 Wooden Artillery Carriages, Ironed.
$50 Wooden Chassis, Ironed.
About 7jO Cavalry Saddles $50 Brides, 500 Cart.
ridge Boxes and a quantity Of other Leather Work
large Hand Fire Engine, Quilt by Aguew, PhIIsdel.
phiA.)
About ! 800 barrels Unserviceable Powder
Also, large quantity OF other Property, consisting
prlnslpsIiy OF husket APPendages, Rags Rope, lmpe
ments, Miscellaneous Tools, &c, &c.
Terms cash, the day Of SALE In United States cur
reney Ample time allowed for the removal Of Proper
W a. lhs expiration OF which that not removed will
BY authority Of Chief OF Ordnance:
y. II. PARKER,
Capt. Ordnance and b. Major, U. s. A.
les 2AMtd Commanding ChaIlaainn Lrannal
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T ARGE SALE OF ARMY CLOTHING.

T ARGE SALE OF ARMY CLOTHING.
DEPOT QUARrBRMAsrER' = OPFICE, !
BALTIMORE, MD, Feb. d, 1857. I
Wl be sold at public auction in the city Of BAlti
more, at Government storehouse No l2O South RutAw
street on WEDNESDAY, l2 m, February 81, 1907.
ARMY CLOTHING,
S,I7s NEW YORK STATE JACKETS
ofrregular pattern and otherwise unsUed for Issue to
troops
BY reason OF Its long retention In store the material
ID In some Instances more or less damaged.
Sale will take place In lots to suit purchaser
Terms Cash In Government funds on day Of sale.
Three days allowed to remove purchases
By order OF The Gu 1TtermAstsT General.
A. g. KIMBALL.
Captain and AtsiItant QuaTteTmAsteT, U. s. A,
Depot QuATteTmAster.
ADRE0N THOMAS 4 Co,
fe7-td No, Is South Charles strest- Auptonaarz
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OFFICE SECRETARY BOARD OF
HEALTH

~
wAsHINdToS, D. c., February 8, 1867.
THE FOLLOWING Is A LIST OF NUIsANCRs DE-
CLARRD BY THE BOARD OF HEALTH:
Dead Carcasses Dead Fish or Onal Of Fish, heaps Of
oyster Shells.
onals from Butchers Stalls and slaug hter houses
sagnAnt or Still Water In Ponds, Marshes, Sewers or
Cellars, Areas or Vaults Foul or Obstructed Drains
Waler. pipes or Water. closets.
Foul Stables, Foul Cow houses or Cow pens Foul
Pryles and Hog Sites, Foul Premises Alleys, and Gut
teTs, and Foul Slaughter houses.
Deeayng Vegetables and Fruits Of every description
all Animal Substance whether entire or those pOTtIons
thereof not used as food which may be thrown out.
Exposure or offering for sale Unsound Provisions,
Fruits or VegstAbles
All Ashes Rubbish, Shayings or Refuse Substances Of
any trade occupation business. which may bO preju.
dioial to public health.
Filth, sOapSuds in Pools, Drainage from DyO-houssS
or Soap Factories.
Sources Of Unhsalthy EXhAlAtons or odors 50 near
dwellings to sndAngeT the health OF the occupants
Horses going at large with Chambers, PATeey or any
other Contagious DheAIes,
OyereToWded Tenement Houses, InaAmmAblS Mate.
rial In dangerous proximity TO bulldibgs
Houses or buildings, portions thereof In state Of
dilApidAton decay, endAngerng the lives and prop
erty Of those In the vicinity
Openings for Stove Pipes. unsecured, endAngeriug
the property, health comfort OF the surrounding In
habitRnts.
Snow Ice or any other obstruction In CUTTERS pre-.
venting the free dow Of water therein.
O. NJ. DOVE, NJ. D.,
h7' Secretary Board Of Health,
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THE damon DICKENS.

~ IL II ~ a NJ " n u ID y n II y > =.
MeSsrs TIoKSoR FELDs invite the attention Of the
Trade and the Public to new edition Of the
COMPLETE WORKS OF CHARLES DICKENS,
The Publication OF which will be commenced in Janu
Ary 1887, and continued monthly until the set I
pleted.
This edition differs from any other offered 10 the pub.
lie by Afofding combination OF elegance and cheap.
ness never before attempted In any Of DcKENs woRK
aud comparatively new In book making. II Ia mod :
sed In style upon the 'DiAMoND TENEYsoS," " lately
Issued by TCKsoE FIELDs and will be In all respects
thsegus Of that beautiful volume In paper typography
and binding. The DIAMOND TESSTsoS'' has been
pronounced "a model V elegance, cOmpdctHsss and
chedpnsss " and 1t will be the aim OF the publishers
TO make the DIAMOND Dickens book suitable in style
for the parlortabs the library while Its low price
shall eommend to the favor Of all who may desire to
own read the Incompatible writings of
THB GREATEST LIvIH0 NOVELIST.
The set viii be commenced with the Publication Of
THE PIckwicK PAPERS. Complete in one vol
OUR MUTUAL FRIEND. Complete in one volume.
DAVID coPPERFIELD. Complete in one volume.
And will be continued at the rate Of one uoIus each
month The edition will comprise twelve or thirteen
volumes and will be Issued ln two styles at the unpre
eelenly low prices Amxed
In crimson morocco cloth, neatly stamped, each
volume, .......................... Sl2
ILLUSTRATED EDITION.
| In green morocco cloth, Handsomely stamped
with appropriate dies, per vOume........... sl 90
The HlISrated Edition will contain 10 full. page II
lustratons from original drawings by ETTISGE, made
expressly for this edition. Both editions will be printed
at the Uniyersty Press tinted paper and the utmost
typographical execution.
ASAny volume sold separately. ja29.u
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AMUSEMENTS.I

AMUSEMENTS
MT ATI0NAL EATRE,
IN Pennsylvania avenue near wlllard's Hotel.
TAREwRLL BENEFIT
And Last Appesranes Bat One Of
MRS. ,. W. LANDER,
Formerly
MISS JEAN NJ DAVENPORT.
UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS OF TIE FIRST PRoDUC.
TIoN IN RNGLIsH
ELIziBETH, oGIES ~ ENGLAND,
which will be repeated
THIS (HRIDAD EVENING, PIB. Is, 1867
L For Positively the Last Tine.
70. morrow Nlght-Lsst Appearance Of MRS. LANDER
-nAsks AND fACES. Secure seats al ouos
Monday, Feb. ls-Pirst appearance Of EDWIN FOR.
RksT. Daring his opening nights he will appear in
the following Characters Mondsy-RICHRLIRj Tues.
day-YIR0INIUs; ;WsdnssdA,-oTHRLLo; Thursday
HAMLET. Seats may now be secured for either Of
wLEfED ikNEDIArRIY-YIny young ladies for til.
Corps de Ballet,
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r AW FICE.
JEREMIAH s. BLACK,
wAEp II. LAxoS. CT. BLloE.
BLACK, LAMoN 4 CO.,
CoUHsKLLoRs AND ATTORNEYS AT Law
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
THE COURT OF CLAIMS.
THE COURTS OF THE DISTRICT,
THE EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS AND
CohMITTBRs OF CoNdRBs.
OFFICE, 4es FOURTEENTH STREET,
dsls.u Directly Opposite Willards' Hotel
THE WASHINGTON HOMGOPATH.
l. IC DIsPENsARY.
This charitable Institution, so much needed In TIL
city, will open on MONDAY, October %, on O street,
SlI, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
GUARDIANS:
HENRY D. COOKE, ESQ.,,
CHARLES KNAP, ESQ,
JOSEPH II. BRADLEY, ESQ.,,
WIN s. HUNTINGTON, ESQ.,,
GEORGE T. BAKER, ESQ,
HON. MONTGOMERY BLAIR
JOHN O. CLARKE, Treasurer
T. s. VERDI, n. D. Secretary,
At this worthy Institution the poor people Of city
will receive medical attendance and medicines rres "
| charge
tiOns, all those we'll disposed towards the poor Ay
send their contributions to the Treasurer, John O.
Clarke Esq of the Bank Of Riggs Co. 10 the Sec
rstary Dr. Verdi, 29s street, between Fourteenth
The rooms will be opened from to 1 p. IN. daily,
Drs. T. s. Verdi, Of Washington, and c. g. Verdi, Of
Georgetown, and any other physician willing to assist
| oe2e.u T. g. VERDI, NJ D., Secretary
The national Republican., 1867-02-15
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