The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-22
.oEoRarrown MArrERs.


oRpKRs for the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN In
Georgetown Imsy 10 LEFT at the bookstores OF
Mcssfs 7. n. X. MiIIs L Co., (iste Crandeips) 17s
Bridge street. or at Messrs. q. 7. Getty 4 Co.'s,
100 Bridge street. where copies Of the RnrusLr
cas- may be obtained daily. a,Ia.'
sAIk o. Coon wnL, Alp Ls.sr YESTERDAY
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iipidse, 70 Dan Howell, teIRsriy Of tAs i'lsa.n..
Sss.So per nsatS. with lease offouf years and
IfiIrorunp nj 3MkaK TwktH.-The eccentris
and talented Mark Twsin, e announced for !.
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,ssneo6jsot, tbs isstuse Of Marx should crowd
1tho halito ovcrnowfns, -,,.g
!, !mskrise rNgw DrARKRr HALL.-Lastn night
Market Han, which was. addressed by Geo; W.
issfGrsdB sret which ihs nestins adjourned.
Z VAonAxcx.-Kate Grant, ooIored, was a shcd up
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Fl, EoiEos We were .1sh Iisssssd g n y,
tis shset, .isn.d "a Votss ssosas = M. avossr
hrtags before the people The true issue to b Do
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r.VS,sr ssiae@s A n sS,cSssnsIE. TN nsaa
aRd endesyors, IN 4 Very weak manner, to in
Sis. ss ssSPs over sas e.. q &: q ss:
IN ssihi y srshi i.slSis, . great %iscensep.
stpaetufs, sSa ssprodustsss e - Isvsnpe." Ws
lsAyethe Gpoint Of srehitecture'' Of the tive edi.
ices to the lntclligence and common sense Of the
eeSs NJ gSepA s sor iss s u unS
tiyens,s-vhy Is ~ simply bsesase 4 sertsi9,
tIon o. this building ssd WIS have theI done
tn g a %hss na1
Imagine themselves vsry Stful In eiections
but there are etAes eqssilg %, and eansot %
he nov on ais e sss ssE oe snS
. few moments, conversat loa wi IN the clerk him
SELF will sathfy any fair snd liberal mind that
hsss Iis' b SGsip AND
on THIS debt At this day some ten Thousand dol.
liaIs, and N the course Of ten years The reyenue
would have paid the entire debt. But, nos thi!
must not be- It didn't suit the personal Interest
hg n.ys Down
gained from the citizens Now here let me 70
81 s. the ns psS
market does not suit them, let them lesvc, There
arc others who will furnish US meat, and that,
too, at q much less price than they did. By ref
that the licenses this year have not fallen short
as much as was anticipstedi In consequence Of the
suspension Of the green groceh' licenses and
the more rigid we are In regard to this "green
Erocer' irel" the better for the interests OF our
menas; 90 to the polls on Monday and settle this
harket-house question, but not by voting the
ticket they have forced upon the people, thereby
Jeopardlzing the very life Of the town-its rev.
The cash remaining on hand belonging to
market-house fund, as per report Of December 81,
1865, was tls.60j there has been received for tho
year 1861 for rent OF stalls, l74et; for rent OF
hall e2SJ.6ts making tdtsi of ti,4so6s.
resolution Of Corporation, for work done at
natket-house, t73.iSj paid salary of superinten-
dent OF hall for December, ESQ paid on account
q Interest on markethousc stock, tesa.ts; total,
/, Now, by deduotins the expenditures from the
receipts, we have balance In cash on hand, Ap-
plicabie to stock interest, of s424lo,
showing decided increase over that of the pre-
VIII q sss
stra!ing that, with proper legislation, the new
market must evitably be good paying insti-
tuition. Then let US march to the polls In one
solid phAlanx, and "conaign TO the tomb those
troled the aairs Of this town for the past twenty
odd years. No more Of the Butchers market.
b. ....r.. ru' JUSTICE.
BILLIARDs.-Those fond of this healthful and
beautiful game will find an elegant saloon and
Phelan's Improved tables, at Mr.. II. Schwarz-
ing3on and Congress streets. MI. s. conducts a
nrst class restaurant and our best citizens resort
thither, the accomplishing proprietor being al
ways present to wait upon his patrons.