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The national Republican., 1868-11-26
AnR,vALs AT THE HOTELS.

METR0PoL1TAN-SH 4 PoTrs.
George NJ Wills, U s NJ U; NJ O Hyde, N "
! II Getz, Md, George Grooms, o N Fink, u
U; q N Craig, Irelandi Mrs Wardwell, Rich.
mondj George M Grant, PhiladelphIsi Frank
Y winslow, N Oh Mrs Midway, N II Charles
II Jerome, J O Jerome, T W Bennett, Balti.
morei P " Hooir and wife, Mrs Rufus Smith,
W Buckingham, Baltimore; deorge wey.
mouth and wife, Miss; II Thomson, Ky.
BUNKER'S AVENUE HOUSE.
N II Walker, wife and child, I. A Green and
lady, New Orleans; r q Hahn, Baltimore,
Frank T England, Md; J N Mills, Alexandra,
Xa Hon Christie, Dover, n II; @ Dean,
Gallagan, Bangor, Mei H W Purdy, KY; ID d
Philsdelphla; Hon John Olney, Cairo, III; II
A Farmsn, Chicago, Ill; W A Woodward, Val
J r Hastings, Ills George Drew, q M Drew,
Miss A Drew, Fla.
KIRKwoOD HoUsE-RISo.
JR Dudley, Cincinnati; Miss A ii Spinker,
W X Spinker, Fauquier, Val NJ Newhaus and
wife, W Rixley, Culpeper o II, II w Counts,
st Johns College, Mr. and Mrs Part, ] W
Harrison and wife, Passaic, N ]; W ID Jones,
city; s Conrad. W q Matthews, Philadel-
phIa; Z Carter, Thos Bsxwell, + ] Dulany,
N Y; II NJ Gibbons, John E Monegan, OIL
Adams, Richmond.
SEATON house,. II. SRMMEs,
NJ J Black, d Lowenthall, Charles Hagan,
] Devlin, James Giddings, Baltimore; George
W Wilson, Upper Marlboro Saml W Dsyey,
N @; Phelan, O Pearson, d q; J Hart, J N
Bench, New York; John 7 Hancock, John
Howarth, O W Hayes, Washington; Judge NJ
Nelson, Judge II Berry, Nd.
The national Republican., 1868-11-26

POLICE MAGISTRATES CoURT.-First pre-
cinct-Justlce Tucker-Johanna Kirby, as
saulting Mary Hunton, fned t3j John II
cense, fined IS.
Second preolnct-Justice Thompson-Chas,
II. Young, colored boot-blaek, for throwing
Sixth precinct-Justice Clark-GeoTge Rob.
insou, violating market regulations, Nned &l;
n. Silyerhery, ohstfueting sidewalk with
goods, fined -.
Seventh precinct-Justioe waltcr-G. W.
Watts, assaulting Rachel Henderson, fined k3j
VIM. King, fighting, fined ".
The national Republican., 1868-11-26

In DANGEROUS FIX-Lato Tuesday night,
as a countrymap named Barnes, from Mont
gomery county, Maryland, was returning from
the Centre market, by way Of the Fourteenth
street road, and when about half mile beyond
tho boundary line, he permitted heavy charge
OF whisky to throw him from his saddle, leay-
Ing him hanging by one Of his feet to the
stIrrup. The horse ohanced to be quiet one,
and stopped at once. Mr.. John Brown, col.
ored, came along soon afterwards and released
Barnes from HIS perilous situation.
The national Republican., 1868-11-26

"A TIN wEppINo,-serseant Jo.eph W.
Franklin, OF the Sixth precinct, and his better
enjoying, With their many friends, their tin
wedding, at their residence on ID, between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets, last even
sy oyssSssnse sse espesnaisSre. 20 IN % sh:
little entertsinment. We, with Joseph's
many admirers, wish him long and hon.
orable career.
PETIT LAkcRNy.-wm. williams, coiored,
wss arrested by oficer oliver, charged with
Larceny q Ds q SS9s' TSs sss :sS1s ssa
. hearing before Justice Harper lwhom CON-
mitted him to jail for court.
DECLINED To PRosRourB.-Jsmes worden
was arrested yesterday morning by Ofieer
Kneas, OF the Fourth ward, charged with the
larceny OF q carbine, the property Of Michael
and uess ss %.sl sssssa hs to e... as
ONLY A HALY HoLIpAY.-we are Informed
that the employees Of the Government print
day. We wonder IL this is done 10 Offset the
holiday. y.and.a-half the Treasury clerks have
granted them.
HELD FOR A HBARINa.-Ofcers Madigan
and Fitzpatrick, of the Fourth ward, arrested
a man yesterday named James 8. Skaggs,
his person. He was locked up for hearing.
NEEDED RErAIRs.-workmen were yester.
day engaged taking up and relaying the gut
ters and resetting the curbstonef on the cast
side OF Fifth street west, between II and
north.
AN ELEoANT and large variety of Sack or
Frock Overcoats In brown, black, blue and
dahliaj Castor, Moscow or Esquimaux Bea-
yers from $40 to t35, at Saks Co.'s, No. 6lT
Seventh street.
DRUID BALL.-Magnolia Grove No. 2, u. o..
A. D., will give grand dress and fancy ball at
Odd Fellows Hall, on the 2sd Of December,
when the members will appear In full regalia
OF the ancient order.
SKLLiNo GOODS ny SAMPLES. s. Block, q
non.resident merchant, was arrested by Offcer
Davis, charged with selling goods by sample
without license. Justice Walter tned him
$50.
Coal ron THR PooR.-The cargo OF coal
400 tons-ordered by 7. T. Fowler, esq, and
which will be disposed Of at cost price for the
benefit OF the poor will, 1t Is expected, arrive
here tomorrow.
ARouMRNrUM AID CRuMRNAM-Thc cloth.
ing sold at George q. Henning's One Price
Clothing Store, No. 5ll Seventh street.
NEW SEwER.-Men are engaged digging a
sewer In Massachusetts avenue, from Four
teenth to Sixteenth streets west.
q. BAuM's Hoop skirt, Corset, and Shoulder
Brace Factory, removed to 5l3 Seventh street,
ntclligencer Building.
I
The national Republican., 1868-11-26

The ELEVENTH STREET LUTHERAN OHURCH
will be open at II a, m, and q discourse by the
pastor suited to the times.
In the evening, at 6:sO O'Clock, q social ser.
mon of the Sunday schools of the church will
be held at the Memorial Chapel, corner OF
Fourteenth and N streets.
The national Republican., 1868-11-26

DRoPoSALs FOR NAVAL SUPPLIES.
NAVY PAINAsTER's 0FFICE,l
Sealed proposals, to be endorsed .'Pfoposals," "
will be received at this Onice. until IL m tho hrst
day OF December, 1858, for the following article
which must be OF the very best quality, to BE- d.,
Washington Navy Yard, and subject to tho usual
BURRAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS.
100 pounds Lead Pipe,
Hand screWing Machine, for pipe work.
Set Pipe Screw Cutting Dies, right hand.
: Pine Screw Cutting Dies, left hand.
Patent Pipe Cutters, Nos, and2,
Improved Drill Stock, for drilling. roaming
BUREAU EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING,
5000 bushels Fire Sand,
| ream Emory Cloth, assorted,
BUREAU STEAM ENGlNEERIN0.
Sbarrels Common Flour,
BUREAU PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING
IS barrels Flour, Navy standard,
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE. Si-Ni
100 Pounds Potash,
100 - Cotton Waste.
l Barrel Lard OIL.
Descriptive schedule, with particulars, TO be seen
at this Otce Responsible security required for tho
prompt and faithful delivery OF supplies awarded,
In conformity with stlpulattons on the blank forms
for bids to bS had at this onice Otherwise bidswi
not be entertained. CALVihC q, JACKSON,
nOv259t Paymaster U.S.N.
The national Republican., 1868-11-26
aEoRGErowN MATTERS.

ORDuRsforthe NATIONAL LREfUBLruAEin O GeorEe
town may be left at the bookstore Of Messrs. T
N. K Mills & Co.. l25 Bridge street. or at Messrs
CT. Getty Cos, loe Bridge street. whore copies
OF the REPUBLICAN may be obtained daily.
ATTRMPT AT SUIoIDE.-Yesterday morning
ayoung man, giving his name as Joseph Cation,
attempted to commit suicide by jumping into
the Potomac. Thwarted in this attempt, he
tried to break his head by striking II against A
wall. He was taken in charge by Onieer Mar.
tin, who conveyed him to the station-house,
The man was no doubt laboring under a tenn.
porary At OF insanity, produced by dissipation.
ARRIVAL AND DEPAnTuRE.-The steamer
Rebecca Clyde leaves for New York to-nior-
row, at IL noon; the Thomas L. Cahill leaves
to-day for Baltimore, at 10 a. nj the Virginia
will arrive on Saturday morning, from New
York. The L. q. Knight, Captain Denty,
leaves tomorrow morning at O'Clock for New
York.
LEoTuRE.-A lecture will be delivered this
evening at Forrest Hall by the Rev L. T. Nc
Nerhany, on the subject of "Modern Spirit
ualism."
GRAIN MARKKT-There 10 but little doing
in grain, and receipts are very small, The
only transaction on Change yesterday morn.
Ing was the offering OF 500 bushels Of wheat
THE PoRr.-Entered, schooner Ida May,
Driscol, from Calais, Me; schooner Star,
Thompson, from Nanticoke.
The national Republican., 1868-11-26

THE CENTRE MARKET Is In need OF consid.
cradle repair The pavement 10 many places
lB worn out, rendering It very disagreeable to
dealers In the market, The clerk Informs us
needed repairs without an appropriation from
the Councils.
The national Republican., 1868-11-26

APPEAL FOR AID.-The ladies having charge
of the Industrial Home School, on Seventh
Tor the children under their charge for ETiday,
the day after Thanksgiving, and they solicit
all kinds of eatablcs from those who can con-
tribute. So humane an object will certainly
public responded generously, and they will
no doubt do likewise this year.
The national Republican., 1868-11-26

Female Grammar school building, on Fifth
street, at L north, have been neatly graded,
aud we hope soon TO see fence in front that
will be a source Of pride to the teacher and
scholars, 1t would be q kind act In the proper
authorities to grant the use of additional
ground to this hne school, at least until the
same 10 needed for other purposes.
The national Republican., 1868-11-26

PREPARE ron WINTER THE best and cheap
est Merino Undershirts and Drawers for 80,
co andT cents, ilne article 81 and tl. .26 Socks,
3 pair for 25 ecntsj Handkerehiefs, 10 centsi
Gloves In endless variety and at astonishing
low prices; Neck Ties and Sears OF the latest
designs at FRANC X GoLDMAN's,
Marble Hall, No. i6S Seventh street, opposite
Patent Once.
The Royal Eagle Paper Collar.
The national Republican., 1868-11-26

DRAMATIC EXHIBITIoN.-Last night mum.
ber Of ooloTed persons gave a dramatic exhibit
tion at Hyson's Hall, Island, and the perform.
ance was regarded As quite crcditablc,
The national Republican., 1868-11-26
Aatiuual gepablitau.
NEW ADyERTIsEMENTs.

READ A. O. Plants card to the public. His
popular grocery stere, at the corner OF New
York avenue and Fifteenth street, is well
supplied with the choicest groceries, substsn-
tisls and luxuries Just suited to Thanksgiv-
Ing week and the approaching holidays.
J.w. BorRLER q BRo., No. $40 Pennsylva.
mia avenue, have opened during the past week
q beautiful assortment Of fancy dinner and tea
sets, to which attention is invited. They have
also a new and beautiful assortment Of jar
DINERS
JACOB BooL, No. 4l0 Seventh street, near
the Patent ONCE, has boots, shoes, gaiters,
&C., for sale cheap to all classes, colors, and
conditions OF men and women.
USREDERNxD PAwsDRoKER's rLRDoEs will
be shortly disposed Of by W. l.. Wall & Co,
The national Republican., 1868-11-26

THE SKATING PARRs. - The Washington
Skating Park, foot OF Twentieth ST., has been
put In excellent condition, and 1t only remains
Tor q sharp visit of the Icy king to afford the
pleasures Incident to skating, the whole park
being now one sheet OF water. 1t 10 expected
that for convenience OF visitors to the park
during the coming season the street rail-
road will be extended down New York avenue
to Twentieth street,
The new park Of the National Base Ball
Clob, out Fourteenth street, 10 also nearly
basin In day or two. Every convenience has
been provided for the accommodation Of q
large conoourse OF visitors, and no doubt the
new park will prove a success.
The national Republican., 1868-11-26

LARcKNY on MoNRY.-A colored boy named
Morgan Joyce was arrested by Officer Dunn
ington, on the charge Of the larceny OF sis, be.
longing to Daniel Stillage. The accused had
hearing before Justice Tucker, who commit
ted him to jail for court.
The national Republican., 1868-11-26
THE COURTs.

DISTRICT CIRCUIT COURT Chief yuifies Cartier
This court was occupied all day yesterday In
the examination Of Witnesses In the case Of
Corbitt vs.. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, before reported. During the pro-
greas OF the case the plaintiff was granted
leave TO amend declaration without withdraw.
Ing juror. .t"
The case was not concluded when the court
adjourned.
Geo. Hill, jr., VS.. L. Towers. judgment by
default for t326, due for paper, &e. Jones,
A. A. Pasoanet VS.. Thos. Z. Martin. Judg.
ment for 1905, on :. .promissory note.
Adjourned to Friday,
The national Republican., 1868-11-26

CULPABLR NEoLIdENoE.-Mr. VIM. Whalen
was engaged In making connection with the
Fourteenth street sewer from the residence OF
left open the aperture made In the street.
The result way that, as a colored man was
driving a horse attached to . buggy belonging
O'Clock yesterday morning, the horse fell into
the hole, which was 10 feet In depth, mashing
the buggy to atoms. After considerable dim
Guilty Oflcer white, OF the Fifth precinct, as
sisted by others, succeeded In getting the horse
out. A warrant has been sworn out for the
arrest OF Whalen on the charge of violating a
corporation ordinance in not having a light at
the hole to guide passers around the dan.
gerous locality.
The national Republican., 1868-11-26

EsTRAYs.-A bay horse, saddled and bridled,
and two mules with harness, were found eS-
tray In the Centre market last night, the
former by Special Ohleer Thomas Young, and
the latter by Ofioer O'Hare, OF the Sixth pre-
oinct. They were turned over to the property
clerks stables.
The national Republican., 1868-11-26
STATES PATENT OFFICE,

u "' WAsaIsaTox, D, O., Oct. ., lsGs.
On the petition OF AMBROSE fosrER, Of Laura.
J.. A. Messenger, deceased, praying for the exteu.
sion OF a patent granted to the said Ambrose Pos.
ter, on the 18th day Of January, 1855, for an i'm.
proved Building Bloeki
Il Il ordered that said petition be heard at this
ONCE on tho 2lst day Of December next. Any
person may oppose this extension. Objections,
lepOsiilons, and other papers, should be hled III
this ofico twenty days before tho day, of hearing,
s, II, HODGES,
uctS,WSw Acting Commissioner of PatcH-,,
The national Republican., 1868-11-26

woman, named Patsey Campbell, appeared be-
fore Justice Plant and charged her son, willis
alias VIM. Campbell, alias VIM. Spotswood,
with bigamy. The complainant states that
william was, Is years ago, married to one
Caroline Gibson, and that Bhp has good reason
to believe that he was married to one Mary
Epperson on or about the frat day Of April,
1906. The mother further states that the hrst
wifc Is now living, and she therefore asks
that her son may be arrested and dealt with
according to law. The case appears to be q
plain one, as there are two certificates Of mar
riage accompanying the aftldavits sworn to by
Mrs. Campbell. A warrant was issued for the
arrest Of the accused.
The national Republican., 1868-11-26

HOWARD DIVISION Sons OF TEMPERASCE.-
This aourishing Division Of the Sons OF TEN.
perance, which is deservedly one Of the most
third anniversary last night, at the hall on
Ninth street: The room was crowded and all
were well pleased with the entertainment,
which consisted OF speeches by Hon. ID. p.
Holloway, Mr.. +. nj. Bradley, q. W. p, and
Gen. o. o. Howardj the reading OF an original
poem by Mr.. Charles W. Hills, and vocal and
mirabie manner. Howard Division has q TEN.
perance record which Is not only a source of
pride to Its own membership, but an encour-
IL membey.Iin comnrises some ~ the most
earnest total-abstenance men In the District,
and Its successful efforts In raising the fallen
and cheering the faint are daily appreciated
In scores Of households that would be other
wise overshadowed with the gloomy cloud OF
intemperance.
The national Republican., 1868-11-26

DECLINED To PRosRourB.-Jsmes Worden
was arrested yesterday morning by Oficer
Kneas, of the Fourth ward, charged with the
larceny OF q carbine, the property Of Michael
Hollofan. The gun was returned to the
owner, and Justice Walter dismissed the case.
The national Republican., 1868-11-26

PETIT LAkoRNy.-wm. williams, oolored,
wss arrested by Oficer Oliver, charged with
the larceny OF pair Of boots from the store Of
7. Prott, on Seventh street. The accused had
. hearing before Justice Harper lwhom CON-
mitted him to Jail for court.
The national Republican., 1868-11-26
Watches and Jewelry.
JEWELRI

ii JEWELRY.
II. o, HOOD, No Ss penpsylyaRIe 9yGIpTEss ITs
due Gold JEwELRY, Solid Silver, wlG, Srec
!acles, Opera Glasses, Pocket and Table Cutlery
RaIOrs, Scissors, uOil aud Silver Thtmhlvs Au.
every variety Of SilYor-rlated Ware, Sc., rs Tue
very Lowest prices, dvlI
The national Republican., 1868-11-26

ONLY A HALF HoLIDAY.-we are Informed
that the employees OF the Government print
ing office will be allowed only half holiday to-
day. We wonder II this 10 done to Offset the
holiday.and-a-half tho Treasury clerks have
granted them,
The national Republican., 1868-11-26

To-pAY.-This being the day set apart for
Thanksgiving to the Most High for the mani
fold blessings we enjoy, the occasion will be
observed as \ general holiday. Religious
services will be held at the several churches,
and the Executive Department. and the NUM-
cipal Offices will be closed. School exercises
will also be suspended. An excursion trip
will be made to Mount Vernon this morning
by the steamer Arrow, the boat returning IN
the evening. A Union Thanksgiving and
prayer service will be held at the rooms Of the
Association, over Metzerott Hall, this morn
Ing from to 10 O'Clock. The u1ual daily meet
Ing will be held at O'Clock y. ~,
The national Republican., 1868-11-26

FINED.-J. Williams, colored, was taken bo.
fore Justice CLARK, by otiicer Skelly, and fined
sl0 for the larceny OF pair of shoes.
Ohieer Pumphrey arrested Matthias Pheier,
and the same Justice fined him " for obstruct-
Ing the sidewalk.
]. l.. Blout was arralgned before the same
Justice, by 0nicer Brosnahan, and hned " for
Keeping 4 vicious dog.
The national Republican., 1868-11-26

HELD FOR A HBARINe.-Omcers Madigan
and Fitzpatrick, of the Fourth ward, arrested
charged with disorderly conduct and exposing
his person. He was locked up for hearing.
The national Republican., 1868-11-26

SIXTH WARD GRANT CLuB.-On Tuesday
evening meeting of the Sixth Ward Original
Grant Club was held at the school-houIe on
Eleventh street east. Mr.. ]. O, Dulln pre-
Flaea' HRo Ro.ysIl RnnJ. = ~ {anSsiiS iiS'
and others. Mr., Bond spoke in support OF
making the experiment OF doing the corpora.
tion work by the day.
The national Republican., 1868-11-26
LOCAL DEPARTM ENr

A BREAD AND BuTrRn Issue-JUsTIoEs OF
THE PEAc. AND LAWYERS As JuRons.-At
eTcs @ss S
breach OF contract for rent of rooms and board,
and, In order that full justice should be done
S9h To-. Psn D. s%lRS
sttorneys, viz. viz +. 4. Boswell, % I A. b. 3. Wiiiisms
B. q LSEfEH % JSsn PISs = MStr' III 5GsG S
j. Bell Adams and John F. Ennis.
pesred for the defendant, and Edmund T..
The plaintiffs counsel fled q written deela-
ration, TO which the counsel for the defence
Promptly at 2 o'clock the jury met at the
once Of Justice Walter, when II was proposed
to adjourn to the Council Chamber. Game.
seat ehairs had been kindly loaned by the
neighbors for the accommodation OF the dis
M. Morgan, for the defence, suggested tha.
the case be ,poetponed until after Thanksgiv.
would acquiesce, provided his client was fur.
nished by the defendant with food suitable for
Thanksgiving dinner.
be resorted to, and the "judse and jury" re-
paired thither.
The court was opened In due form, a reporter
OF an afternoon contemporary setting the chairs
Mr.. John H. johnson, one of the jurors,
begged to bo excused. Not allowed.
young lady, a witness for the complainant, en-
tered the courtroom, when the counsel for the
defence remarked "that no evidence was there
apparent of having been starved"
duly sworn, Judge Leeoh, for the defence,
asked that the demurrer be first considered.
The Court was required to listen to the de.
murrer, as the counsel for the plaintiff had
put In q written plea Of grievances; wherein II
is stated that the defendant had not complied
with his contract in furnishing proper toard
TO the plaintiff and his family. In csnsidera.
tlon OF a lease Of certain portions OF the
house OF plaintiff for nve years, free OF rent.
L. q. Ingersoll, for the plaintiff, moved that
the demurrer be stricken out, as II was In.
formal, and that the case be tried on Its merits.
Mr.. Price said the demurrer was not a legal
one.
Judge Leech. Is his honor sitting as a
Court OF Equity
ent court as one Of equity.
Judge Leech was aware that there was a
statute OF the United States TO establish rules
OF practice for the justices Of the District, bu,
he was very certain they mover established
any such authority a. that advanced by the
counsel for the plaintif.
Considerable cross-fring here ensued be-
arose to address the court, which wa. objected
TO by counsel.
The Judge decided that parties sueing should
bring In bill OF items showing day and date
IN order to maintain the action.
Mr. Price contended that the complaint ol
his client exhibited day and date. He denied
the authority Of a justice Of the peace to be
judge OF the technicality OF the law In de
The Judge decided that the case would no,
60 on unless the plalntif put in a bill OF itemi
showing day and date. ,- =.
The Justice would not allow an amended
plea to be made, and dismissed the case with
out reference to the opinion OF the jury.
The national Republican., 1868-11-26

YOUNG MKN's CHRIsTIAN ASSOCIATION
FAIR.-A meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society,
who are making arrangements for the fair In
behalf OF the Young Mems Christian Asso-
tion on Monday evening. 1t was then deter
mined to postpone tho fair until after the
holidays, and II 10 hoped that by that time the
new building will be In condition to be occu.
pied. Meantime meetings to perfect arrange.
ments will be held every Monday evening at
the association rooms.
The national Republican., 1868-11-26

NEEDED RErAIRs.-workmen were yester-
day engaged taking up and relaying the gut
ters and resetting the curbstonef on the cast
north.
The national Republican., 1868-11-26

GRsT's Robes De Ohambre, 80 to 80.
Shirts, %. Gents good Cloth Gloves, 70 cents.
Gents double-breasted Kersey Goats, $40.
Gents lambs wool knit Undcrshirts, So;
Gents Walking Goats, 90. GENTS all-wool
Business Suits, 80. Gents finest silk-mixed
Suits, $50. Gents fine black cloth Sacks, $40.
Gents fine black doeskin Pants, $40. CENTS
fne black beaver Overcoats, s25. Gents fine
to ss. Boys Dress Suits, tlo and si2. Boys
0vcreoats, good, go. Children's Play suits,
$5 and 90. Children's Dress uaribaldps Suits,
~ to Sl5. Children's Dress Goat Suits, IS to
}l5. Children's OvercoatB, fancy trimmed, Is.
Children's linen Shirt Waists, 81 80. Children'a
fine Overcoats, $40 to as. UhildIen,s and
Boys Gloves, 25 to GO cents. Boys Buekskin
Gauntlets, %. One Price Only. Plain figures
At Geo. y. Henning's, No. 6ll Seventh street
The national Republican., 1868-11-26

New SEwER.-Men are engaged digging a
sewer In Massachusetts avenue, from Four
teenth to Sixteenth streets west.
The national Republican., 1868-11-26

AN ELEGANT and large variety OF Sack or
Frock Oyercoats In brown, black, blue and
| dahliaj Castor, Moscow or Esquimaux Bea-
vers from $40 to t35, at Saks & Co.'s, No. 6lT
| Seventh street,
The national Republican., 1868-11-26

q. BAuM's, Hoop skirt, Corset, and Shoulder
Brace Factory, removed to 5l3 Seventh street,
ntclligencer Building.
The national Republican., 1868-11-26

ARGuMENrUM AD CRuMENAM-Thc cloth.
Clothing Store, No. 5ll Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1868-11-26

Coal ron THR PooR.-The cargo OF coal
400 tons-ordered by 7. T. Fowler, esq, and
which will be disposed of at cost price for the
benefit Of the poor will, 1t is expected, arrive
har fn.m