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C,oD LIVER OIL CREAM,

French Preparation, which preserves all tho
nutrious and medicinal qualities OF tho pure 0ii
Is free from all offensive taste or smell, and
being agreeable to the tastes easily igested thus
ahordng the patient the full benefit VI the quantity
taken,
Is readily taken mixed with water, thus avoid.
ing the use VI whisky or other expensive or hurtul
addition
10 recommended and prescribed by tho Medical
profession. Price VI LOtte. FOR circulars, send to
HYATT 4 Co, " CVTtlandt It. my.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.


wLslisaToE. Jan. g, ls57-nOon.
MORE. and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST, are
now run as follows, viz;
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 700, 7S, and
L. 20 p. m. and . %, 4, 30. and SO p. m.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily. except Sunday. at 100 A. m. and
LOO aud sp. IN.
FOR WAY sT.TlsSS SsG s9yEH OF ANNAPOLIS
Leave at s. Is and a. m, and at 2. 90 and 4. IS y.
m. daily, except Sunday.
Leave at 100 and fpp. m. No train to o Z from
AhAAp'''O 'H '1 oS SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave at IS q. IN. and l. 20 and u u y. IN.
FOR WAY STATIONS.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Saturday and Sunday. at
On Saturday at . u a.. ~. and 40p m.
On Sunday, at l. 80 and % p. IN. only, cenpeetng
at Relay Station with trains from Baltimore TO
Wheeling. Parsersbarg az :, .,n.
Washington Station Ticket once at all hsurs In the
FOR New York, Philadelphia, and Bes,os. see adj
''''''' J. l.. WILSON.
Master OF TrsssSs,s,tiSn.
GEO. i. koONfZ,
General Agent, Wsshiu Etou.
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL.

NAVY DIP lRTAENT,)
BvRLAr OF MEDICISg AND 81 IRuBHY, }
July 6,lsdS,
Sealed Proposals will bo received At this office
~, for supplying tho Naval Hospi tai, Norfolk,
w. WIN 9ns hundred tons q, $40 pounds 70 the
toni a Buck Mountain Anthracite or e OCust Noun
tain white Ash Coal TO be delivered Gu the Naval
Hospital Wharf, between August 20 an September
!, pfOXimO, +, j. no RWlTZ,
Jy2l-tSN Chhh Of Bureau.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED ArEs PArEsI .oyyrcs,

On the petition q SARAH ". RISD. sdnins,Tatrix
y Mould, adminstratrix Of tho estate Of Brooks X.
Mould, deceased. Of Chicago. Illinois. praying for
the extension OF q patent GRANTED 70 the said
Cheney Reed and Brooks X: Mould, ths s,h day
Of August, 1884, for an Improvement IN VentilatinE
Railroad Cars, for seven years from tho expiration
Of said patent, which takes place on the sth day OF
its ordered that ths aid petition 20 heard 4, the
next, al II clock m and all persons are tiled %
appear and show cause, " any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted,
Person. opposing ahe ettsn.iSen are REQUIRED 70
set forth in writing, At least ttcenty days before
the day q hearing, all testimony fled by either
and transmitted n seeordsnes with ths rules Of the
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as esti-
mony, must be fled In the once ttoenfs days b.
fore the day OF hearing the arguments, any within
ten days alter nlins the Testimony. a
Ordered, also, that this notice DO Published In
the REPUBLICAN and the ifeencer. gton.
DC, and in the Tribune. Chicago, Ill, once .
week for three successive weeks, the hrst Of said
y = Be- at least ay RSsSSpu'
myI-Wa Acting Commissioner Of Patents
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- UsITEp,SrATEs pATEsI orgIeElo

:"
On the petition Of HoRAoE W, PEAsLRE, Of NAL
dan Bridge, N. Y, praying for the extension Of q
patent granted TO him the sd day OF January, 1885,
9ntedated September 9th, ISL. rcissued January
sth, 1856. aud again rcissued March 18th. 1867, for
an impr0yementln Machines for Washing Paper
Stock, for seven years from tho expiration Of said
pateut, which takes place on the 9th day Of Sep
tembeT, 1865;
is ordered that tho said petition DO heard ut tho
Patent Office on MONDAY, the ]lst day Of August
next, at IL clock m and all persons arc notified
to appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not 10 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension arc required TO
Sic II the Patent 0nice their objections, specially
set forth In writing, at least tlOeEty days before
the day Of hearingj all testimony filed by either
party to be used atthc said hearing, must DO taken
aud transmitted In aceordAnee with the rules Of the
office, which will be furnished on application, !,
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon testi
mOuy, must be hled in the Office toenD days before
the Jay Of heaIingi the arguments, II any, within
| ten days after nling the testimony,
ordered. also. that this notee be published in
| the RRPu BLIOAs and the IntsWfpGncfr, Washing,
ton, d. c., and In the Atlas, New York, n.
Y. once week for three successive weoksi the
ht OF said publications to be at least sixty days
A. NJ. STOUT,
je4-ThN Acting Commissioner Of Patents
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Notices Of Patents.
DEPARrMEE! o. TIN lEgERIos,

~ a., .,,,,. MAs.inoror. May IS 1853. d,
Baltimore, Md, and TnonAs y. BosD, Of wash
ington, ID, O., administrators OF the estate Of
ssEsio1 BaIsos ssssss.s Rr.ynF ~ NJ
Gambrill and Singleton Y, Burgse, the 8th day o.
February 1850, snts.d Az, NE "a day q Aufgst
for an Improvement In CardinE Machine. fof
seven years from the expiration Of said pstont
which takes place On ,hS ga Az q haEu:t isSs:
Patent 0ihee on MONDAY, the Sd day Of August
% ssp a. soS nov tSes hsy so' wss
said petition ought not TO pc granted.
IL A. Passat onee theft objseton., .gsei,Ily set
Of hea rnE; all Testimony fled by either party 20 DO
A. ne sa,a NM H. p ma ~ tSs oes
which will be furnished on application.
timony, must be fled In the once ttrsnfy daJs before
the day Of hearing the arguments, fany, within ten
days ate! nling the testimony,
Ordered, also. that this notice be In the
RKPuBLioAE and tho TnfellfDencer. Washington,
D. g., and In the Amsriedn. Baltimore, Ma
.ad pgblissions 70 DO at least sixty days BTsyiOu'
mysS-fhsi Acting Com missioner o. Patents
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
i OF COLUMBIA.
va }l9tg Euuity DoukstA

Rita TrIay, J
Asbpry Lloyd, Trustee In this cause, having .To-
ported that he had sold part Of lots mo. 2) In
square mo oOl) with the improvements, TO Daniel
hswlbngsIyl 50, and part OF lot mo; In square
mo b1U) with the hnpr0y ements, TO John Il. HRr-
Tell for u ,Oi5 boing Tho same property described
IN the proeeedings,) pursuant to the decree, and
that the said Rawlings and Harrell had complied
with tho terms OF sale,
Is this 22d day Of Juno,A. d. 1905, ordered by
the Court that tho said salos bc aud tho same arc
hereby ratified aud confirmed unless cause 10 the
centrally ~ shown before tho lith day OF July
1898 provided copy OF this order be publ ishod In
the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, once week for three
ueeessive weeks before said day,
H. J. hRIas, Clerk, ue2i.wSw
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UsIrEp STATES PATENT oIItoE,

w
On tho petition Of JONI MABIE, Of English Neigh.
borhood, N. j., praying for the extension q q
patent granted to him the Sd day q October, 1854.
Zoe an Improvement In Pen and Pencil Case, for
seyep years from the expiration Of said patent,
which taxes place on the Sd day OF October, 1855
Is ordered that the said petition DO heard at the
Patent 0Rioe on MONDAY tho 18th day ofSeptem-
Der next at ~ oosack, m and all persons are no
tiled to appear and show cause, II any they have,
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 10
hle in the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth In writing, at least ftoeaty days before
the day Of hearing all testimony nled by either
| party, to be used at the said hearing. must be
taken and transmitted in accordance with the
rules OF the Once, which will be furnished on APP
Dispositions and other papers. relied upon as tes-
| timony, must be nled In the ofiiee tioenty days
before the day Of hearing the Arguments, II any
within ten days after Ming Of the testimony.
| Ordered, also, that this notice be published In
| the REPUBLICAN and the Tnfsiif0sncer, W asbing-
| ton, D. c., and In the Atlas. New York, New
| York. once a week for three successive weeks
the nrst Of said publications to DO Mt least sixty
days previous to the day Of hearinsi, srorr
| iols.Thsy Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE IHTgRiUR,
~ USIrRp STATES PArESr OIricE,o

WAsHIkGToS, June 10, 1865,
On the petition Of WILLIAM THoRsLEr. Of Phila.
delphiA, Pa praying for the extension Of patent
granted TO him the 10Th day Of september, 1854,
for q Improvement In Safety Washer for Securing
Wheels to Axles for seven years from the expiTa-
tOn Of said patent, which takes place on the 18th
day Of September, 1865; go 900,
Il is ordered that The said petition be heard At the
next, at IL O'clock and all persons are notified
to appear and show cause, II any they have. why
said petition ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required TO
file In the Patent Onice their objections, specially
set forth In writing, at least tLoeitk days before
the day Of hearlngi all testimony flod by either
party, to be used 1t the said hearing must be taken
and ira shifted In accordance with the rules Of the
office, which will be furnished on application.
Depositlons and ether Pspegs relied upon as test
the day Of heasing; the arguments, II any within
Ordered, Hlso that this notice DO publ In the
RBPuBLIrAs and the Intsiligencer, Washington.
d. c., and in the Age, philadelphia, Pa, once
week for three successive weeksj the nrst o. said
publeatisps to DO at least sixty days p5syiSps to
Ju2I.Tust Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
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pRoposALs FoR PAWN

Proposals will be received until the % day Of
August 10 pave the footwsys and cutters on tho
south side Of street south, between Sixth and
seventh streets east Also, on the south side OF
b street south, between seventh and Eleventh
streets east, STEPHEN u, PLUMslLL,
Jy2j-td Commissioner Of the Sixth Ward.
Il MPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT Beautiful
J. Illustrated Book, worth u Thousand Dollars,
sent fres 10 any address on receipt Of 25 cents by
addressing Professor JOHN yANDERP0OL, Ne
70 Winthrop Place, New York city.
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Steamboat Lines.

THE STEAMER COLUMBIA Arm.
l. Has resumed her regular trips bo- <ENEfk
tween W ashing ton and Baltimore -izaalk
Leaving Baltlinors every SATURDAY AFTER-
NOON at clock, and waslington every
WEDNESDAY MoRhlNG,
at o clock.
sho will stop at all the principal landings on tho
river for passengers and freight For further par
ticulars, inquire OF ----- .-
TGOs w. RILEY Il SON. Agents.,
Riey's Wharf,
mySO-tufsn Attic foot OF Eleventh street
DoToMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.
For Way Landings GA the Potomac and Baltimore.
making Connections at Aqua Creek with
the Richmond, fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad.
The Steamer EXPRESS, CAPITA. O. Niekle, will
leave Baltimore, Pier No, 8, Light r ..S4A
street wharf, every TUESDAY, a
D. IN. and arrive at the Sixth street wharf at ga.
m, THURSDAY, to deliver freight.
Notice will DO given when the other boat will be
freight received all day Friday.
The steamer leaves SATURDAY atea an.
PETER BERRY, Agent,
Sixth street W harf. Washington, d, y.
A. NEEDHAM 4 SONS, Agents,
my6.6m lt2 Lightst wharf. baltimore
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
u UNITED STATES PArkET 0vYIcE.

90 wAsHIHpToN, May 10. lst5.
On tho petition OF ABSER wHIrRLEr, Of Spring:
granted, q him the I'D day u August, 1854. and
reissued the Sth day Of January, 1886, for an In
proyenent in Track Clearers TO O ass HaIvesters.
Tor seven years from the expiration q said patent.
which takes place on the Ed day OF August, lStS:
ordered that the said peti!ion he heard At the
Patent omes on MONDAY, the 10Th day Of Ap August
to appear and show cause, II any they have. why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
Ale In the Patent oaice their objections, spcciall
set forth in writing, At least tenfy days before the
day OF hearing; all testimony nled by either party,
70 be used St the said hearing must be taken and
ONCE, which will be furnished on application,
Dispositions aud other papers, relied upon as testl-
mony, must be filed In the ONCE toetv days before
the day OF hearingi tho arguments, II any, within
ten days after hling the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published 10
the REPUBLICAN aud ntsIli0encer, ashinEton,D D.
c. and in the Evening Chron icle, Cine Ohio,
once q week for three successive weeksi the hrs
Of said qualifications TO BE- at least SIXTY aSE, pre-
myB-TuYt Acting Comm ssioner ofPstents.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

wAsHIEdroN, May 81, lSdS,
On the petition OF DAsIRL HALLIDAY, Of Batavia,
Illinois, formerly OF Ellington. Con uectcut praying
for the extension OF patent granted to him the 18th
day of August, 1854, for an Improvement In Gov
ernsr for Wind Mills, for seven years from tho eE.
pirztion Of said patent, which takes place on the
9th day Of August, 1856 30
Is ordered that the said petition DO heard at the
Patent Once on Monday, the day Of August next,
at IL clock m. and all persons are notified TO APP
pear and show cause, II any they have. why said
petition ought not to be granted,
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file In tho Patent Once thoiT objectlont, specially
set forth In writing. at least toentp days before the
day OF hearingj all testimony rled by either party
to be used at the said hearing. mus be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules Of the
Office, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions aud other papors, relied upon tes-
timony. must be hled In the oihee tgenty days be-
within ten days after fling the testimony.
| Ordered, also, that this not!cs be published In
| the RgPuBLIcAs and the IitefHosncer. Washing
ton d. c., and in the Tribune, Chicago, Illinois,
once week for three successive weeksi the nrst Of
| TO the day Of hearing.
| A. N. STOUT,
ny2B-Tu9t Acting CommissiOner Of Patents,
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sw MgRCHANTs' LIMB OF sTEAMBRs.
3, G, KNIGHT,

JonHE oIBsoY,
win run regularly during the winter months DO ;
Gsorsstown, A. follows: Leave New York. from
whaff foot Of High street. every Thursday, and
Alexandria every Friday, at "a m. For freight or
q New York avenue and Seventeenth street, be-
lo Ssa Sit{ pep-I j, W. THOMPSON. Prssidsnt.
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PHIIApELEgHssIas,s y w St,lsSTSs' AND BAL

Ph'hA'ALfTnfaaosE RkitsSiS. AND Dali
TINE TABLE ......
Commencing MONDAY, April 18th, 1906
Trains foT Baltimore and Washington leave Phila-
Iws. N. . Express tMoadsys sxosp,edO Il.S a.
n, Expross' SOP. m. kxpress' and n.oo p m.
rSTyS "a. pF Tsp 81 Ss Ps,RSE a
Leave Baltimore T. % a, m, Way Mall 10 GOA. N. .
Express; LILO p. m, Express: oS p m, Ex-
pr'''' $40 p rs uNBHY TRAIN
Leave philadelphia for Baltimore and Washington
Leave :. Bal. sS 81 Eilaa.lphl. ats
n niaS' sAlm0fi ~ XII xss mn
1867 rrsssr22sEstssffA ROUTE 1867
TO THE s WET MsPRiSo sSSTHb SOUTH
On and after MAY 9Th. 1867. trains will run as
washi!n,stsn ISsn. BALTIMORE i2lop.m.
q" 6Spm. lo.S "
THE GREAT poggLE;TRACk ROUTE,
day and night Cars, viii modern improvements, and
sS'5 G,si NV Two f hSsad miles sav'd to Western
THREE RAJdY TRAINS 70 The r. WEST ,opru
pFFsSGhG2 S% Witscat eSsSs 70 and
SifSFs .ss rEsfiS 4. changes In UNION
sss IAN. ss
nation will DO given at ali times,
Passengers procuring tickets at this Office can SO.
FIR SssGoda'SP' sfEbE SsE F sGs Aa
Corner Sixth ST. ap %a Penn sSon S a
I'D. 8. YOUNG. General Passenger fseat, -,
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19

is more certain than that, in establishing
saving habit, the ability TO accumulate is ac-
quired for the act gives strength, and strength
is necessary in every occupation. We care not
what may be q mans station, calling, or ability,
unless a habit Of saving is established as part
of the character, he cannot, in the end, be other
wise than an unsuccessful or a lost man. On the
contrary, when habit of saving becomes
fixed, it is a nucleus around which other good
qualities gatherl and contribute to the torma-
ton of man such as the Creator intended he
should be.
AS regards emgrating to Western or South
ern lands we have at present no directions 10
give to our correspondent, because il he were
transported free to homestead land, which also
is free and which is the most that society or
Government can grant, he would not be able
to get living from the Esoil. AS we under
stand his case, he has yet to take the first steps
toward making future provision for his fam
lly, and there can be no better place to
begin than where he is known, and where he
has the advantage Of being able to i've When
he shall have acted upon tue advice we have
given he will be less ill need of advice OF any
kind for he who, by any proper means, has
learned how to improve his condition in the
present, has already learned how to improve 1t
i'm the future n.t
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19
THE NEW WAR CLOUD IN EASTERN
EUROPE.

The situation in Eastern Europe is becoming
more warike and threatening. 1t is con-
frmed that the ultimatum of Turkey has been
decisiyely rejected at Athens, and both Turkey
and Greece are preparing for q great war. The
Sultan is resolved to enforce his demands that
Turkish vessels may overhaul the Greek to see
whether they carry supplies for the insurgents
of Crete; the Greeks long for fastening the
crisis on the Eastern question. The Turks have
dispatched four frigates to the Archipelago;
the Greeks are mobilizing the whole militia,
talk of Offering a command to Garlbaldl, ana
threaten nm immediate invasion OF Epirus, one
of the southern provinces of Turkey. War has
not vet been formally declared, but hostiities
have already commenced. An encounter has
taken place between the Greek vessel Erosls
and a Turkish man-of-war, and has resulted
in the flight of the former. The Turkish Ad-
mira had ffolowed her to the port OF Syra
where she sought refuge, and according to our
reports, which, however, need yerification, had
sunk her.
The Great Powers look with considerable
alarm at the development which the difficult
ties between Turkey and Greece are assuming.
They all know that when any conflict III the
East comes to endalger the integrity Oh the
Turkish Empire, il Is likely at once to expand
into European war and a war OF such dImen-
sons is at present not desired by any OF the
Great Powers They are, therefore, as the
Monifcur says, anxious to shorten the duration
Of the war which seems to be imminent, and
to narrow it, limits But while the Great
Powers are cautions and reserved little Greece
il full of enthusiasm, and eagerly rushing into
the war; which, if not suppressed in the
beginning. must be of mOmentOus consequences
The people of Servia, Bulgaria, Montenegro
and especially the adventurous Prince Charles
of Roumania, are watching with the intensest
interest for a good opportunity to raise the
standard of revolt, and make common cause
with the Greeks for the expulsion oil the
Turks from Europe. ..
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19

The Progessists in Carthagena have made a
demonstration in favor of the election of Espar.
tero as king. OF all the movements in favor OF
monarchy this is undoubtedly the most sensible,
for no foreign prince could be found who could
and would do as much for Spain as Espartero
Marshal Serrano is reported to have resigned hi;
position at the head of the Provisional Gov
ernment. This would he the most sensible ACT
the brave Marshal has done for long time.
for his brief career as a statesman has been by
no means so successful as his military life. OF
in particular, his life in the salons, where. as
all admits and even tho ex-Queen would
acknowledge, he has been irresistible.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19

An important change has takon place IN the
French Ministry. NJ. Pinard, who was regard
ed as the chief representative OF the Clerical
and anti-LibeIal party has been replaced 10y
NJ. de FORBADE Ia Roquettc, hitherto Minister
of Agriculture aud supposed to be little less
anti. Liberal than pinard. In the Foreign De
partment. the Marquis de Layalctte, who is
looked upon as the chief supporter oi pa1llc
foreign policy among the Empeiors counsel
ors, takes the place of NJ. Gle Monstier. The
change secns TO Indicate that Tue Emperor
begins To consider that his prosecu-
ton of the press aud other like measures
would niallibly cnd..ngcr the interests ot his
IL
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19
Gn.pstmnlts, &c.
oklyn Ere,

Ar4 C,iseuy. No 81 Priuce-st' Brookyn'-i''o
ESh.tfHf .. Wp.as o' Al "a 1
Broadway Igf TER-tnliss Al.tl!p'r ipc ras. % Rss
b. .,i a., usr -ansns m,
BryA. Alw MINsrFEL IAiL laiInaly ann Rrcol nuo az
ILL.,. gi..- .'. .,S. s. tth'r. fsoor
G,.,,,t PARK GARpFN- -Scyeuth-aye, het. fiity-
p. .al n,a.asls;A-ILis Day 4" q aud L'''"s ''
Flfru-Ayr. ART GALLERY, corner Of Four
e.. i,a- s,,o, Home Tie od oaIea Bucket aud Paddle
N w,>r, Il B,evrr's Arr GALLERY. opposite Wal
nls nl,' r i5ae y. Iri.s.. is, F0od socis.y.
K,u,NuAcDDiY or DEsiGN.-Second Winter
N.v-lorK Circus. Fourtecnth-st.-This After
s,,1. p 80 eoag At 7i-DsF'y Of Athletic StlL Melville R'
Nyu-loRK TUFATER.-Ihis Evening at S.-"Barbe
E.st.. --N oa ell SISTERS
Kiato', GARpN.-This Afternoon at and Even
ns j.. tner DARK. or, Ioniou by night
Ory1.c'o THraTu-Ths Afternoon at p and Even
rtui-. Haapy puuptr" G. L. ioz, Mlc. Saugah
Piaf', OPERA HoUsE-1his Afternoon at ! an, ana
d.. ..a.at Les Ba,arls "Baibe Blcue' Nile De "O'''
SNtprcors ART GALLERY. No. 7GS Broadway
C.s..i.. 81 .-ers new p.c,arc, Good HordA9 3L
S. STEPHENS CHUrcu BasementE9iPseii5 iPs ,, lTS.n TSep
a.. .lly,s,ss Orchestra. ,..s..,.. F.
SAN TaANCscQ NlTsT~ais No. 90 p'O'""'''
,r'.,~rr Tr,,,(,is This Afternoon at and
f. H., 5eae,ge b Ir.iautr Nile Rose Bel Nile Mare
D.,:,e'1J. NJ Cabe' etc. No.,
V.,tcl.'s Tur,rrr-Tlis Evening at g." speed
H. pT....t.' Lester WalscE
Vu.r'S MUSEUM AND METROpoITAN 1HENTR'
al 1iirefi-. -Tt JOuoOn az and Evening N .f-
lt ~, ,n a tte Wheel Hl Tie quiet Family itougloe'
a.. .a,. Ioscr sal rooe Combination and Grsnd hen'sene
coli L.vas Ntd Au.ls@
IrylNG HnI.-This Evening at S-A Grand
n. ~.,. q. Concert l Dirs jennie kemPton-
Sfgr~wAY HMI~-this Afternoon at l.-Grand
t-et Am. Ggt1iuga aud e TALENTED Children Joanna
al THIS Eeuae az Gie4dns ty Ms scott s'ndon'
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New-York tribune., 1868-12-19

We do not see that the act of pelitoning
the President for a proclamation OF Amnesty
to the South was matter of such grave and
dangerous import that the Dcmocmtie members
Of Congress should have carefully concealed 1t
until now for fear of an unfayOrable miltenfe
upon the elections But since they have now
blushngly confessed to willingness to step
upon one part of the platform which THE
TRIBrNr has long advocated, we ale not with
out hope tlat they may presently pluck mp
courage to advance little further, and accept
Impartial Suffrage, ~ well rs unlvela9l Am
New-York tribune., 1868-12-19

on next Monday we are to have Mr. Naa
Wyck's report. wherein are given many reve-
latiOps as to the whisky frauds in New-fork'
and how they are achieved. If Mr.. Van Wyck
could only 60 a step further and tell Is
not only how the thefts are committed
but how to get our officers TO catch the thieves.
he would make a much moro valuable con-
tribution to our knowledge and to the Treas
ury But alas we fear that while Johnson
remains in office that will prove beyond MS
on any other Congressmans power