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The national Republican., 1868-12-14


GALE OF C0SDgMHEp ORDNANCE AND
Will ,be sold AZ public auetlen, at Fort Menree
ths ssth day Of Dsssnbsr. iseJ AZ 10 oVciocE, M.
iaIgs gnan.ity of stores, consisting In part Of the
ais Field, seige, and sca.eoast cannon, howit.
gers aud mortars, cast Iron t9l7j aud bronze,
2l OF various oAlibres. -,
wrought iron qua carriages and cast iron
Lsrss auaatIty OF artillery implements and
Il, 2io sSot sSai spherical case, stand. Of grade
aud canister ISr smooth. bore and rided guns
of various calibres,
RoIelS1 model arms Of various oalibrss.
$50 Killed. muskois, altered 10 percussion, cal.
s4s Fccs srtilisry, swords, good order.
71 sSPasinEaeid Sa r,asd muskets, cal IS.
8 Sporting rides and shot guns.
60 Light artillery sabres.
~ 90. and musicians swords.
Infantry accoutrements, horse equipments,
and email arm appendages.
AdiiaIery dsia N HGd cavalry bits and iron parts for
T.Ts Cartridge bags. [aannei and sergO,1
Blaeksmi!hs', saIpsntOrs'. saddlsD' and ar
days oT S oESr sUrss ss ssm'SA OF
Otsale. balance on delivery p he goods, w '
nsSsa HSSa 81 iss az s, b sold yin be %
oEdnanes Once, WashInRton, D, @.
Ihe omsor making the sale reserves the right TO
Pa IN and suspend the sel9 whenever the bidding
ever the Interests q the Uaited states' Ia Es opin
iOn' may be Subssrved by SO doing.
Nj, q Ordnance and Bvt, oOl.G.SR, cSSS''s,S
The national Republican., 1868-12-14
IIARBOR IMPROVEMENTS AT MANlsTEB,
Ill MICHIGAN.
UsfrEp STATES ENaiNIER's OPPIcR,)

No. bl2 MAIN STREET,
Sealed propossis viii be received al this odss
until II m. JANUARY 10. 1893. for extending the
piers at Manistoe. Michigan. The proposals will
be In duplicate, and separate for each class Of ma
terial and labor
For particulars as to payments, .tine Of com =.
meneing and flashing the work, classification Of
material. &c. apply to this once, where plans and
speeincaiions will be shown to all who wish to
make proposals.
10 hold them without expense to the United State
uptil required for use BY the engineer ofaeer in
charge OF the work.
Each bid, to have consideration, must be accom-
panied by q guarantee signed by two respo n siblo
names, and duly certified to. as required upon the
4 printed copy Of this Advertisement will be at.
taehed to each proposal
Blank forms Of proposals, With form Of guaran
cation.
bidder. The United States reserving the right to
Contracts with good and sufficient suretics will
be executed within ten days from the date Of the
The proposals. will be placed in sealed envelopes,
endorsed Proposals. for extending the Piers at
Manistee, Michigan, Z" and addressed to
Brevet Lieut.. Col. Y. y, FARQUHAR.
delItd Captain OF Engineers.
The national Republican., 1868-12-14
Proposals.
pRoPosALs FoR BRICK.
ns.pa.s psr.sSs,,s.s.sJ 4, . . 9, p..SI., |

HS.Da,sP , Q, p..orA' '
81. PAUL. MEE. Dee. IN 81
Proposals are inyfed until ysppafy 1eoo. frsm
ave ~ e1ssute IN sood fsith ss required,
contract 70 furnish A. fcrt Totttn, D. ,o9 eo.
Brick, ~ The klh or stths post-kun to ss within
Sls G; Sr Y inSS.I Ssa sH ps
uyery oflossto comnenee May b.ls9y snd q bhef
deis.d Deputy q. N. den.. O. s. A.
The national Republican., 1868-12-14

DIED IN JAIL.-A colored man named Jamel
Bailey, committed to Jail q few days since
died there on Friday from exhaustion, CAUSED
by excessive dissipation.
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Bookblnders.

EDWARD LYCETT,
T. BOoK-BiNDER'AND PAPER-RULEg,
No. al fonuEy avenue, between Tenth ard
Eleventh streets, south side.
Books elegantly or plainly bound Periodicals
nd Newspapers carefully attended t9,
The national Republican., 1868-12-14

PAID 0FB.-The Commissioners OF Improve
menta have paid their men to the lst Of q
yember, and are In hopes Of receiving thei
own pay soon.
The national Republican., 1868-12-14

was relieved Of her pocket-book, containing
tls, in the Centre market, on Saturday
morning.
The national Republican., 1868-12-14

BURGLARS entered and robbed the residence
Of DR.. Horwitz, chief OF the Bureau of Medi.
cine and Surgery, a few nights since, OF about
$3.50 In money, gold watch, and a new over
coat, the property Of Surgeon BAche, of the
navy.
The national Republican., 1868-12-14

SALkoy ASrEAM.TUd.-On Friday last the
steam.tug Katie Wise was purchased at pub
lie auction by Gen. Graham, of Alexandra,
for ~ 2I5
The national Republican., 1868-12-14

ALARM OF FIRE.-The alarm OF Ore yester-
day morning In Georgetown was caused by the
burning OF a foul chimney at the Seminary
Building, corner OF Washington and Gay
streets. No damage was done.
The national Republican., 1868-12-14

ODLssA PAsIER CoLLAPsINa SKIRT, tn
latest and greatest novelty out, can be oil
tained Of Douglass Bro, sole agents, &c
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GALE OF oRpNANoR STORES.

wATERTowE ARSENAL, MASS
November IL, l65s
BY direction Of the Presldenl Of the United
STATES. the following condemned Ordnance and
AZ the walertown Arsenal, Maisaehussits, on
THURSDAY, the l7th OF December. al 10 O'clock
q, m, viz!
y CAT Iron Cannon, I borinE Machine.
A[tillery lmplements& ! Vertical Drill,
MasEsts, Rihes. and biaefsniIhs, u Csipsn.
Swords sSTs and PiniSksrs'
Arms.
Catalogues giving more detailed Information car
be had BY application at the Arsenal or Al the Ord.
C,P. KINdsBURY,
noyl9.td Byt. Bhg, Den. Comd fg,
The national Republican., 1868-12-14

RETunSEp.-The president Of the First Ma.
tionsi Bank, Henry ID. Cooke, esq., has re-
rope. On Friday evening he received that
hearty welcome home that = public benedcI-
ary SO iuntly deserves
The national Republican., 1868-12-14

RoBRED.-About dusk, Last Friday eveninV.
the store OF Mrs, Hurley, corner OF Massachu u.
sets avenue AND street, was entered by bur.
dies cigars, sc. This ia the third nrntess ona
visit these folks have paid Mrs. Hurley re-.
Gently.
The national Republican., 1868-12-14

PRoonEssINg wITH THE SURvKr- Chiei
Engineer d. +. Tippett, with his corps OF en-.
gineers, are prosecuting their labors OF sur.
yeying the route for the entrance OF the Poin,
Lookout railroad to this city, and are now 10
the vicinity OF Mr.. ]. Z. s. Hollyday's farm
beyond Benniug's bridge.
The national Republican., 1868-12-14

lsSs i eSs !5pH Hs9ss gsY ss9 lssR$
On .as si..T soSEffSEE S. isss. train. will
w''hlai'sn sSSs g. M M BALTIMORE T. hSo g P IN
THE GREAT boUBLE:TRAcK ROUTE ...'
With ELSaAsI S scEsERE. Palace s!..s,looni
other routs, Two hundred miles saved 70 Western
fHsfs m Gis'Es ~ Hsffssss saAIss WEST
EaFsHsh FST alsosi sS.s! and
81 bifSFs ssss no q rHss Rssi a. changes UNION
Tickets ~ ms s route can be pr9suIsd a. the The
sssa sss u i,' .ssa. ss
nation will be Giysn st al times,
s;;; \ p; s, 50 s:
Corner sixth St az %,esis.,sS, rsis sysPSs; Sa
s ES: YOUNG. o'n'r. r.''sffsi Tsi,Sssss. Sssst ma
PHlLADELFHHIfkAo HIfkAoRE MIEHISa5pS kHlRRdYS. AND BAL
ccnms1sIns On Hondsy: June 81: : pss'ssnSs,r
msSs %sy .s iSiGEl s pl4d.pA. and Way Sta.
ySs:ss sisS ir.R. III s'ss. On he bsis
Va" srprss. 'Si Train for Philadslphia and New York
q glo m sonnseting at Perryviile with train
Express Train for PhilAdelphia and New York
at As p, m. connecting at Wilmington with train
for stations on Delaware Railroad, between WILL
mington and Harrington,
kecommodation Train for Port Deposita and inter.
Express Train for Philadelphia at e;s5 p. IN.
EIprsss, TThin iCr New 1Sif q! % M; e9s: On:
ssUas oa Rs 6eawasp EspFs aay tH
except Saturday.
All the above trip, XIV lssSo dHasy except Sunday
For Philadelphia and New York stsoo p. N;
ident Street depot or At Ticket 0fice, No l23 Balt-
more street. Persons purehssin{ tickets al ofieeI
at their residence By Union Transfer Company,
WIN. CRAWFORD Agent.
A LBxAEDRIA. ,LogpovS AND HAMPSHIRE
The national Republican., 1868-12-14

q. BAuN's Hoop skirt, Corset, and ShouIde
Brace Factory, removed to 5l3 Seventh street
ntelligeneer Building.
The national Republican., 1868-12-14
Steamboat Lines.


NEW MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
KSlsHFT II; iT ia iSas Ss SiHsSs WI G
FegGlaIiy Sq5iPE NE yintsT Ter nSe,h,. y1i sfkIk
$$SiSEES;sRs6st. SiSEE;s WHhshlissTSSss.o hh saa 5s5koE
TOWN, as foll9ysi NJ, a
:;i; sE e. :$ s' HI fE;
sSsbsr %5SRtsJa ;fisais s;ii7isss ssH Hs'i
ass .s issRs = s2IsS ;s r. as:
pared g tsfs through ffsisSt al much issassd
rates. as the usual charge o. dTsyage and other
expenses eS, through Baltimore is avoided by this
.lss SgH soP RHsIG1 fsqt B. ssesRa the
Agent. 6iiss and wharf iSSs q ais6 sttss!.
sorncT New YcrE sTsnae snd ssysatssaih rA Street.
one HoSs ,frifs below NV FSRSEFsSs PsRsstFRs5s President
TEE srE.MEs I..snIs SoLgMBi4, SI I.sn ,,,n. =, sSs.
iwssn WasSinston and Bsiaaersi " &AG
NOON Ststsst " S$hhiSRiisSt':A every
S = ana "a s "a pfia iss 81 sS:
a''''''' 'asf''' EEos u w. RILEY AN; AN; .,;9,..
my0:tufsm Atthe foot Of Rleyenth street.
POTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.
For way Landings on the Potomac and Baltimo ore,
making GSInRRestioas I,R g. AautS Creek with
and Potomac Railroad,
The Steamer EXPRESS, Capt A, q. Hiekle. will
Leave Baltimore, Pier No, O.. Light S1h
street wharf wharf. ever, TUESDAY, a i1ea.5le
NJ THURSDAY, Il deliver freight -
DIt MSss VII hS given WheA the other boat will be
Freight received all day Friday,
Tho steamer leaves SATURDAY At6A.m.
PETER BERRY, Agent,
Sixth street wharf, washington, ID L,
A. NRBDHAM& q SONS, Agents,
mI9.6n 10 L4ht 81 wharf. Daltimofs
The national Republican., 1868-12-14

CART H. CuAsE, Of West Harwicb, sged
II yoAr,, was found In his barn on the morn.
Ing Of the % Instant, stif with cold, and In
sensible. lie fingered till the 9Th instant and
died, probably Of apopleIy.
The national Republican., 1868-12-14

SToLRs.-Last evening, about $50 O'Clock,
Mr.. Frank Keiser, Of the Montgomery house,
Georgetown, left his buggy standing near the
fine cape valued at $40 lying In It. On re.
turning few minutes after some thief had
stolen and carried the cape away.
The national Republican., 1868-12-14

LA GRAND VICToRIE 10 now the novelty for
ladies, a skirt which combines the panier and
anacker, Mr., Charles Baum, the celebrated
hoop-skirt and corset man ufacturer, is the only
agent Of the District, at his place, 6l3 Seventh
street. between ID and Il.
The national Republican., 1868-12-14

LADIES' should call and see the Embroidered
supper at Princes Stamping and FlutinR
Rooms 322 street, between Tenth and Eley-
FlutinR ~ ~
The national Republican., 1868-12-14

CHRisTMAs GiRTs.-Nothing better than a
nice Carpet, Set of Curtains, Rugs, Ottomans,
Stair Rods, Cornices, 40, and no better place
corner Pennsylyania avenue and Ninth street,
over Perry K Brothers dry-goods establlsh.
ment.
The national Republican., 1868-12-14
A PPLIcAFIoNsv H0R DUPLICATE LAND

A PPLICATIoRs FOR D UPLICATR LAND
n WARRANTS
To all lOiOHl II may concern!
DEPARThEHT OF TIE IETBRlOR,
PENSION OFFICE, Aug. is, 1865. !
Application having been made under the act
June -, 1850, for the reissue OF the following de-
been lost or destroyed Notice is hereby given that
at the date following the description OF each war.
be Teissued, II no valid objection should then Ap.
pear:
No. 79,6s, for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
March ., 1885, In the name OF James Martin, and
was grated July 3, 1856. December 10, 'BS
No, H,02l, for 100 acres, tssued under the act Of
March 3. 1885, In tho name Of Abraham Hall, and
was granted OeiOb1r 2s, 1855. January Q, 1899.
CHRIS, o, cox,
COmmisBiOneT OF Pensions.
The national Republican., 1868-12-14

POLICE ISTKLLI0EScR. - Ohieer Davis ar.
rested John 7, Hughes on complaint Of selling
goods by sample without license. Justice
Walter fined him $40.
William Ace was arrested by Ofioer Allen,
charged with tying his horse to tree-box In
violation Of law. He was hned t6 by Justice
Clark.
Lawrence Connor, huckster, was tlned tlO
BY Justice Harper for violating the NTH see-
tion OF market regulations.
Martha Moore, colored, charged with re.
ceivlng stolen goods, was arrested by Oficer
Hurley, and held to bail for court by Justice
Morsell
Andrew Tedalde, = fugitive from Justice was
arrested by Oficef Doyle, and turned over to
the United States marshal.
Ohcer Taylor arrested John Gray, colored,
on charge OF committipg an assault and bat
terry with Intent to kill Dennis Dunn, The
accused was held by Justice Morsell for a fur
ther hearing.
Hezekiah johnson, colored, was arrested by
Oticer Barnes, charged with carrying con-
cesled weapons He was fined $40 by Justice
KeAn.
John Diamond, colored, charged with steal
ing w from Mr. Green, was arrested by ON.
Ger Williams, and held for further hearing
by Justice Kesu.
The national Republican., 1868-12-14
Pawn Brokers.
TX LICENSED BY AUTHORITY, A.

d7S LICENSED BY AUTHORITY. AK
b. BURNsTINRs
LOAN pPFlCE, i71 rhlIteenth street, third door
south OF PonnsylvAn avenue. Money loaned on
time 10 snlt eustomsrs on Real Kstats, Gold and
SSliyer Watches, Diamonds. Jewelry, Silver
Ladies u, and 0entiemen's Wearing Apparel Of
old dofd and Silver bought -
ssA'n u. BURNsTlNE
The national Republican., 1868-12-14
PROPOSALS FOR NAVY sUPPLIEs.

phoPosALs foh hANh .oVfrLlEs.
NAVY PAYxAsrER's oYpIcB.
wAsuIs0ToE, D. O., Dec IL, 1858.
Sealed proposals to be endorsed ''Proposals'
will be received at this Once until u IN. the 18th
day Of December. 1865, for the following articles.
which must be Of the very best quality, to be do
liyered free Of expense and Government tax, at
the Washington navy yard. and subject to the
usual Inspection thereat, TO wit: -
BURBAG OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR.
1905 tsiHteen hundred and sixty-six) pounds pure
white lead In oil.
1855 sixteon hundred and sixty sikh pounds pure
white zinc In oil.
Both 70 be q best quality. and subject to test by
chemical Analysis.
Purchase made on account Of failure OF O. p.
BUREkU YkRDs AND DOCKS.
nat and square bar:iron
500 tnve hundredl pounds American Sheet-iron.
200 llwo hundred pounds Russia shsat-iron.
q 80 uwenty,one thousand six hundred) pounds
Iron cut nails.
coo tslK, hundred) pounds wrouSht.iron ship
Purchase made on account Of failure Of Joseph
Low to deliver as per contract.
Descriptive schedule. with particulars, to be
seen at this office.
Rssponsible security required for the prompt and
faiihful delivery Of supplies awarded In conformity
with stipulatons the blank forms for bids, to be
had At this ofhee. otherwise bids will not be en-
tertained. CALVIN O. JACKSON,
deell 9t PAymaster, u N.
The national Republican., 1868-12-14

Box CoATs or Pea Jackets at % and
upwards; Hunting Suits; new lot Robes du
Chambrej Smoking and Cardigan Jacketsi ten
short, stylish Double-breasted Chinchilla and
ElysiAn Blue Beaver Overcoats, just received
at Saks Il Co.'S, 5lT Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1868-12-14
School Furniture.
BRANCH OFFICE OF SCHOOL PURNITI
TTNlTED STATES IATENT oHFICE, :

- WAsHIHdIos, Nov q, 1903
On the petition OF @, W. N, YOsT, Of Cory,
PehnsylYanla, praying for the extension Of a pat
ent granted him on the 18th day Of March. 1876, Tor
an Improvement in CultiyatoTsj
Il Is oraered that 50 d petition be heard at this
Ohce on the I'D day Of February next, Any per-
dns III may Sd otSsp ps5sss sSau,S KS sSa aeP2
on oe twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA P0OTE,
deFfBw Commissioner Of Patents.
The national Republican., 1868-12-14

ISSyS steam lines AID Aaaas EspPsss "a nS care Of
II; u. Havenner, Freight Agent at Alexandria,
will be forwarded rs far as Lesaburg free or
charge other than our regular tariff rates. =
Communication Passenger Tickets between Alex
cheap rates, = - -.
Round Trip Tickets good only for day Of Issue
between Alexandria and LeesbuTg, and between
those places and inteTmsdiAte points, issued at
uO9-tf General Super nten d ent. n
The national Republican., 1868-12-14
dsea.RSt
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" WAsHIsoroN, d. O., Nov, "a, lS6a,
n On the petition Of NoRaAs W. wHEIiEH, Of
Brooklyn. N. T., praying for the extension Of a
patent granted him on the 9ist day Of Juiy 1855 for
an Improvement In the method OF operating Steam
II Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
once on the 18th day Of February next. Any Ter.
son may oppose this extension. Objections. de.
positions, and other papers, should be ed In this
omoo twenty DAYS before the day, q hearink.
deeb.S9v Commissioner ~ pstant.
The national Republican., 1868-12-14

POLICE REvIEw AHD PARADB.-The Metro.
politan police will to-day be reviewed, In
rpected and parAded before the Secretary OF
the Interior, the police mmisAiOners, and
the major, should the latter be well enough to
he out. In their hne new uniforms, and with
the 6eneht ofthe corporation funds received
on saturday, we presume the men and and OH. q.
GERS Will feel quite buOyAnt
The national Republican., 1868-12-14
ONE PRICE TO ALL CusToMERsi,

ONE PRICE TO ALL CUSTOMERS
Believing that we can show appreciation OF those
who buy from us, In better way than by conces.
down" IN price, and yet charging full hEures to
those who e2nhde IN our marked ratesi and de-
III ps.pssHs tradss MssS asna nng 20
We offer the following additional
INDUCEMENTS.
To egsi9mers who bring evidence 9f having puI;
worth Of goods, FOR CASH, within one month,
We will furnish either OF the following, free of
charge:
= sloan's Architectural tNOnthly) Journal. for
Builders and Architects
Coach Makers Journal.
Blacksmith and Parrier's Assistant.
Turner's Manual
Tables Of Weights, Measures, and Capacity.
Harpers' Magazine.
Or any other monthly journal which the business
deed john r. AkLvAHs 4 co.
The national Republican., 1868-12-14
STATES PATENT oFPIcB,

y wAsHIsGToS, D. O., Nov %. 1868.
denoe. Rhode Island, praying for the extension Of
a patent granted him on the 18th day OF March,
Steam EnEinesi
Il Ia ordered that said petition be heard at this
sSn sSn may oppose this extension. 6blseiio9s, depo.
ccs sasSty & Va day. BsSao liz Say fS In this
kLlSHA P0OTE,
noSO-Msw Oommissioner Of Patents.
The national Republican., 1868-12-14
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Tue RIVER FRoST.-The Potomac 10 covered
with ice about two inches In thickness, and
no sailing vessels have arrived or departed
since our last report, and there 10 no prospect
Of there being any move among this class OF
vessels for some time to come. The ferry
steamers plying between Alexandria and this
city continue to make their usual trips. The
steamer Express, Nickle, which steamed for
Baltimore on Saturday morning, found 1t a
ice, but succeeded in getting OFF all right.
The steamer Arrow, Stackpole, of the Mount
Vernon and Mnrshalrs Landing route, was
drawn of on Saturday. She was taken to the
Arsenal wharf and, after having her boiler
lifted, was taken to Alexandria, where she
will be hauled up on the ways for a general
overhauling, after which she will return to the
Arsenal and receive a new boiler.
The steamer HI Livingston, Capt. Lawler,
due here last evening, was cut through by the
ice on her upward trip and sunk on Saturday,
at Chapel Point wharf. A number of her pas.
sengers hired conveyances to Glymont, and
there got aboard the mail steamer Vanderbilt,
which arrived from Aqua creek aboutT O'Clock
last evening.
Capt. Gedney, superintendent Of the Wash.
ing that the steamer WawAset, due here last
evening from Gone river, would not succeed
In getting through the ice, dispatched the
steamer City of Alexandra after her. The
Alexandria met her below Indian Head, and
tie Washington passengers were transferred
from the Wawaset to her. She returned to
this city, arriving here about 10 O'Clock last
night. The WawAset laid In at Alexandria,
where she will discharge the greater part OF
her freight, and, nothing preventing, viii then
return to Washington.
The national Republican., 1868-12-14

TEMPERANCE CoSFEpERA ATIoy.-It 10 pro.
posed to form here q central temperance or
ganizstion, to be composed Of three deIeRates
from each total abstinence society In the liza
trlct, the object being to secure unanimIty OF
action 10 all matters relating to the TEMPER
ance reform. The project was started by Good
Samaritan Division, Sons OF Temperance, and
meets with favor In all temperance organiIa
tions that have considered the matter, m any Of
them having already elected delegates,
The national Republican., 1868-12-14

GEORGETowN GRANT AND CoLPAx RRPUn.
LICAH CLuB.-At a meeting held at Good
Samaritan Hall, North street, GEORGETOWN,
last Friday night, an association named the
Grant and ColfAx Club was organlZ with the
folio wing.named as ot1eerSi President, Col. J.
II. Adams; vice presidents, Collins Crosse aud
Edward Knowles secretary, George Cookleyi
treasurer, GarrowAy Waters.
The national Republican., 1868-12-14

OPENING or THE WAsHfNdroS SKATING
PARK-The commencement OF the third sea-
son Of the above park was inaugurated on
Saturday, and notwithstanding the intense
cold and high wind prevailing from the north
east, the attendance Of ladies and gentlemen
was quite numerous. The surface OF the en-
tire park, comprising nearly seven acres, pre-
Hented q Geautiful appearaneei the CLASSY and
smooth Ice rejecting as q mirror. The excel
lent band OF the 18th United States infantry
was In attendance, and discoursed choice and
appropriate music to the ating measures
OF the graceful skaters. Since last season, the
area OF skating has been much enlarged, and
several additions having been added to the
building, every accommodation Is now afforded
members of the club and the public. Picket
fence platforms have been provided to ap-
proach the Ice, and spacious and elevated
wooden walks have been laid down, designed
as promen AIDES as well as stands to view the
exciting movements OF those skating. An ad.
tional number OF light-towers have also been
erected, and at night the whole pond is amply
illuminated.
To-day, the park will be thrown open at an
early hour, and 10 the evening will be illumin-
ated by several hundred Chinese lanterns,
when the 18th Infantry band will be again in
attendance, The president and directors de-
serve much praise for their energy, but Mr..
Thomas Z. Waggaman 10 especially deserving
the thanks OF the members for his untiring eI.
ertion, In accomplishing the perfect arrange
ments OF the park.
A committee from Toronto, Canada, and
Boston and New York, pronounce the Wash
ington Skating Park one Of the largest and
nnest In the United States.
The national Republican., 1868-12-14
Watches and Jewelry.
JEWRLRY.

II JEwRLRY.
u. o, H0oD. ,NSr sss PePasylVIPIa sysnge.
nae Gold JEWELRY, Solid Silver Ware, spec
iseles, Opera GlAsssi, Pocket and Table Cutlery,
very variety 9f SllyeT-Plated Ware. 40, At the
eIy lnWeAi DlleAs. L-l.- DALI
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