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y ~. g(Dp. - Sdlnlaiepd III
NIT letnen Truppen 1T Suertp Srin,ipe an
getpnmen unp wire tn gerbmpuns nit Der
Strettmdht Der Sberiten Como, GamplIc
uap Suirps unpersiial,6 rem Selb3us sesen
bic Snfursenten erbfnen. Seute lief Bier
BON ttn elm & efe8ramm eth, tpelhes dnsesat,
bdB 500 Snitr1enter ib i'm ppraeteQt ba>
ben unb besnap,gt fpcIeen fi1p.
(>patere Dfpelde.) @enerdl . Captain
Geriunbi iast, fie teute TN yDiarip" perDf.
fentlt6te Wadrtd,i, pa6 500 Hebeaen (ih
gala,aiepa er9aben u,D be9ndptgt tpurcen,
ft letr iibertrteben; Depeffen, be Der Re.
gteruag su9e9angen finp, melcen, b1s nur
ettra so WGnler ifG efeeben baben, rae aber
fletne Jniureentenbailfen beftdnbig in Suertp
Yrinjtpe etntreien une Der Sabe Der 3ebel.
ltpn ben &iden febren.
Stute fpuree tn penn &epterungspalaft bon
benz @ettral>g apttdn elm efi3ieles 8anfftt
aeBeben, BET bent Mpntiral !Spf unp pie Sfi.
3terc bee anterifdniihen 0eld,pacers bic
3aupt9Gfe waren. @eneral aeriunb, bielt
etne &epe, IN teren gerlauf er susab, BAG,
mare er In ben Ser. Staaten sebDren CT
aler @abrlGeinlidfett nah elm rapifaler
Hepublitaner getrpreen ftir, fpiirpe, 70 aber,
ba Spanien fem Wtturtslanb III, iei er elm
eonfituttcneaer WpnarGtf nit libcraiea
Sbee'n.
Or iblcb nit einent ISat auf bic ameri>
fdntfd,e Union, perer 6ubrer uho eaR 8rtf.
Mpmtrat Soft braGie etnen 5odit 81 6brcn
Spanien's par, tnoem CT ia9te, Of As4ierdHa
Spanten's uno pie Der Ser. ct. lettn cur6
20 Sabre fly freunolt6 8epelen, uno CT bpfe,
tie ptrben 20 tletben fir INNER. Die ECa-
fe mareen NIT srpbem 9sifaae aufssncm.
men,
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Npnhl3ultis uUS !4rleaeocfeb

CT. Eputs, Il. Nppbr. = Deprlhen
DON SalSfee melpfn, ras bic gefretung
uno plS N%ufbansen Der 3 @erbrehsr in
Bear &tper GitY (tele9rapbtlh 0emelpet)
bort grpbe aufresuns bewtrtt baben. Sc
fern rDttete1 fi6 etrpa 200 Mann ;uf1mnen
unb itrdten pas WefangenenbauS rnn pas8I>
bss ySrpntter snper" in Brand. Die
Burger bepaffheten lid bterduf unc srifIen
ole S%umultnanten an. @s tpurpen 10 Ter
Ielben ,rldpiien unp etfp1 Is o%erpunpet,
W1n betUrh ,ete, paB pie game Start in
6lamnttn aufse6'n Wirpe. gBetber UNI
&ttper entfpben naG rem Salt Gafe. -
Seltern abene trafen 800 Rann ounbes>
truppen bier Elm unp purpe iofprt rasJtrtegse
seles perflnpet. ISeute tn rte &ube ipieper
bergeiteat. Is perlautet, pap pen ben seltrt~
gen 3umultuahten % DetDttet unp "a per-
punbet tpprpen tpdrfn. Gin dteerer yaRpb, p"
Der f6 in ben @ebtrgen f1mmelte. lanrte eine
9ptihaft, bae bic Stapt mprgen ar alien
Gden ansesinret ltnp Spn $500 &duburn
seplilnpert fperren iDa. Der WlSpr bat TO-
fort UNI Sruppenaiitens telegrapptrt, unp
man erpartet peren Gtntrrfen fur mpr9fn.
Xcoesfal.
&prtlanc, Me-, 81. Nppbr. - Neipea
y. Softer BON Der v9reD" 1T plDsltH 9eipt>
ben.
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Iew-Sapen, Conn.,, 81. NOs.-O Die
@rpbseitworenen ipraden teute Na6t se9en
Stepben &bbDtt, iun., ais FER Grnlprcuns
pes Wnt. 9irpipn int Sept. D. S. uber~
tptelen, Elm 8erpitt auf ,Shulo,e" aus.
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R~tTsscrt, Il. glesentber. -3eutiGs 5StasuC
trtV,, Iqdl u
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Rem 8 pen, eonn., 81. Hpp. &c &C.
tern rpurpe 3beo. @errnIn pe8en oerfahtcr
Grmoreultg ieiner @attm perbaftet.
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Spnt Siihertijd)e.

SpW OHuttltiWt.
vOer 8 auSfreIne." - Sl(ufrirtes
6anpbub," terausgeaeben son Sans Wa.
denbuien. Berlin 1869. II. Sabrsans. /.
9eft. Son b'eietn rlbmiiGtt betdnnten
unb inter ben tlulrirten I3ettlhriften
Deutfdlanb'5 unbeelngt m ben Reiten Ger
etlfen nub beltebtefen ftebenben Jamttttn>
blatte, ~ befiea Mitarbeiterit bic atamenpten
Nantet Der peutfdsn beuetrtfilhen 0tfsratur.
Elm @frtafef, Widete, Graf @rabpwsfi.
8orn, @pe, Ntenborf. Rafh, S6mtet>
@etGenfels, 0ubpiabfY &C., adbten, fur peGtn
0pr3aalidfett fhpn Wahenbuftn'S Same
daetn ,ur @enise fpridt, lieet bas erfe
Seft 1869, enttaltenb pet pradttpctlen 4o.
man: 0Sammer unb Mmbpb" BON ST.. Spte(>
basen Seine SfiS;eit" ron Rarpeles, SIN.
eidner, ueberfaa In Seras," der gapf lit
Wten" 1c. Dor uns. Wlr enubdltet uns iebcr
tpetteren Mnpretiung. tas @erf fpriht fur
fih felbl. Der -auanebmenp biGtae Wreis
ntadt Seperrtal,t bic anihaffung m5slid.
Der Sabrgan9 1869 it nit q briadnten
Vratta, 9rdmien bebaht. Der vSausreunb"
IT IN Baltimore nj, hurd rte So. gtfher
L. &csma6ltr, Nr. 40, 3prb.G ,ayiir., 3u BE-,
;ieben.
p<t unb neue Weft." - Slut
ttrtfte fnttpltide @onalsfhrtft; ~terauslege>
brn por nYen}taer Brps." In gfetp- gorf. =
4. Satrsans 1869. l. Seft. -Das elegant
ausaaftattete 9eft entbdlt neblf Settrdsen
Yeribifoenen 5nSalts BON .. SAT- Moret,
8. U. Sbprn. Q. 8btler, &. Shmitt, gm-
my BON Dindtase> gannpe, 8fndn3 MiIer u.
N. Raufp ettra Elm Dusenp duGert ae(un.
gfner S%autratipnen unb bcfuneet In Ye,ua
auf Snbalt ipipptl, ais Mu atattuna e,l,en
pfftnbaren Sortfhrttt ee9en bic fruteren
Satrsdnae. Wir tSnnen biefes 6ie,lanoilbe
l1nterntbmen beitetS enpfetlen. - Qbpnne.
ntents auf bic s@lte unb Neue gEelt" nebmen
ete 50. Ttfhsr & &obmdBler, Hr. d. 81.
@aYfra6e, entaegen.
pSt1tespedre."- Son BEN riihn,,
ltGi>befannten S6atespeare .Qelcr mnS en-.
terpretator 6. Tranflin aus WaIhinotrn
Der IN ben frtten Gaaen BIS De,etnbsrs kisrr
etae Shatespeafe'9 prlsiuna balten fpirb er.
leetnt ndd,ler Sage cine b6hi tniereI,nte
Srpidslre: r9rppre STUDY anp Snternrstas
t'pn or otafespe1re, ioelde olsbale auM In
Ftalimef ufNefifgUnE 5erlusoe0sben pfrpen
gu 01e aN6sfl rtertlNnff NertcSen ses
stiaptg Sfrfdlcrs MIRO cine 3pahl raider
ablat fapen.
A Brisfs fur Yaeeas zabtaainsti nm, q
iSa'fet iisasn IN Der CIR. :. 81.
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~ brisfs fur Waeeas zabIaainsti nm, q
isnifsr litasn IN her CIR. b. 81. y"
!, e. gar Srn;, spbeHH His:itb -: fst Gin grt.,
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XpbcsFdu

@prtlanp, Me-, 81. Gpppr. = Nepe,
y. Softer BON Der v9reb" 1T plDsllG 9eitpf
ben.
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pPoPosALs FOR PAPER AND TwINEs.
Posr oYYIcK DErARTNkxr,

- PoI OffIoE DEPARTMkNr,l
ss.lsa plopSsais VII Ii & isssl1sd al 1t SD Depart.
States; for one year from the hrst day OF febru:
to sS s t. s: Ss ns ss % fo
S FSs ssinsesa aaaStty sSe u sSsi Article aud the
quality thereof required are speeinea below
respeets % that now IN use in the Deparl-
100 reSms of the same Kind q paper. a6si
Inches In size, to weigh % pounds to the
lOO 900 pounds Of J4tc, or. other suitable Twine,
nara tWlsl ana " pails' ana 70 WeiRh
$500 pounds q course Hemp Twiue, about one.
eighth Of an inch In diameter, and In balls.
Proposals. Wi e rsesysd Tor each article sepa.
lowest and best bidder. % be deisrsiasd aiter "a
which bid will in lis practical results be most ad
yanlakeous to the Department..
be ordered, ~ the necessities Of the Department
may require. at the discretion OF the Postmaster
Samples Of such articles as now used at the post
2mee may be seen at ihe PM supplied or At the
Bidders win send samples Of such articles as they
.Sy a s4 Viii HI s YSs ssa ssar
certificate from a postmaster that such guSrantOrs
arc reliable persons.
Two sufficient sureties will be required to a con.
tract.
A allure q furnish an article contracted. itOT
promptly, or furnishing article Inferior to that
contracted for, will be considered a sufficient cause
for q forfeiture Of the contract.
Bids not made 10 conformity with this notice will
Proposals must bo marked on the envelope with
the name OF the article bid for and ho letter Ad-
dressed TO the First Assistant PoatmasleI General,
WAhhingtOp, ID. q, ALEX, W, RANDALL,
nol0-wW, Postmaster General.
The national Republican., 1868-12-12
PROPOSALS FOR NAVY SUPPLIES.
NAVY PAraAsIER'soy oyrIeE.

NAVY fAfhAbIkkbOtfICE,t I
wAsHIsaTos. D. c., Dec. II, 1865. !
Sealed proposals to be endorsed ''Proposals''
will be received at this ofiee until y m. the 18th
day q Dseember' ises for the following articles,
liyersd free Of expense and Governnent tax. at
the Washington navy yard. and subject to the
aspi sThkRSG 81 cssThtSTN tSssfHs AND REPAIR
white lead In oil.
white zinc In oil.
chemical analysis.
Purchase made on account OF failure Of G. p.
Bergen 10 deliver as per contract.
BUREAU YARDS AND DOCKS.
II 900 (eleven thousand six hundred pounds round
Hat and square bar.iro
800 (hye hundfed) pounds Amer shoot-iron,
9o 1.-Two hundredl pounds Russia shest-iron.
81 go uwenty-one thousand six hundred) pounds
iron cut nails.
600 tslI hundred) pounds wrought.iron ship
Pureha,e made on account Of failure of Joseph
Low to deliver as per contract.
Descriptive schedule, with particulars. to be
seen at this once
ResponsibIe security required for the prompt and
faithful delivery Of supplies awarded In conformity
with stipulatons the blank forms for bids, to be
had at this Office, otherwise bids will not be en.
tertained. CALVIN G. JACKSON,
decll3t PAymaster. u. s. n.
The national Republican., 1868-12-12

ScuUETzEs vkRxIN. "A mestins Of the
Schuetzen yerein was held last night at
Trades Union Hall, Mr.. b. Henze presiding,
and Mr.. Handler secretary.
=. An invitation from the Germania Associa.
tion to attend their annual ball at Csrusi's
Saloon, on the tst Of January, was accepted
Mr.. Reese, Of the Committee on the Schuot-
zen Ball, reported that the committee had
made all the necessary arrangements for the
purpose, and suggested that Invitations be ex.
tended 10 the President of the United States,
heads Of Department., and the municipal su.
thorities.
Tickets to the ball were placed at "a each,
and every member to be responsible for the
tickets he sells, the ball to be held on tho night
OF the lth OF February.
On motion, the association went into elec-
tion for q superintendent Of the park. Messrs.
Kcssel and r. Bradner having each bid " 200
for the privileges OF superintendent for the
ensuing year, 4 ballot was hsd, resulting
Kessel1s, Bradner II, and Mr.. Kessel was de-
ciared elected.
After the transaction Of some minor busi-
ness the meeting adjourned.
The national Republican., 1868-12-12
A PPLICATIoEs, R0R duplicate LAND
% may concern.
pEPAHrsIsr OF TIE IsrEHIoR.

DEPARrnEET OF TIE IxrKRIoR.(
PEEsIos OFFICE, Aus. is, 1858.
Application having been made under the aet 0
1ngs y, ,S9' uSr the reissue q the following dc.
been lost or destroyed Notice Is hereby given that
at the date folloying the description of each war:
be reissued. II no valid objection should ihon ap.
pear:
No. 29,6la, for 100 acres issued under the act OF
February II, 1877. In the nAmo Of Samuel Gettls,
and was granted October 4. lsis December IL.
No. 70, for l2O acres. issued under the act Of
was rIsnted tuiy 4 lsssl Deoembsr 10. VA Anu
No. f,02l, for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
was grSated 6etober as, is5S. January 0, iss5.
CommisAioneF of panEionE
The national Republican., 1868-12-12

VNHIs is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
4 seribeT has obtained from the Orphans Court
p washing County, In the District Of Colu mbia
letter. q Administration the personal estate oi
isAAo A; BEhAs, late Of Washington city, D. O..
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same WIN the N9uehsrs thereof, TO the Gu bscriber
nay %ny % S!hsIwi:s ~ iay be excluded from ali ben.
0iyen under my hand this 2is, day Of November,
1905 ANNIE NJ BRhfS,
noFD'Wo" AdmlniatTatrix.
The national Republican., 1868-12-12
GALE OF ORDNANCE STORES.

wATERTowE ARSENAL, MAss,
November ~, 1865. !
by direction. Of the PTesident Of the United
States, the following eondemned Ordnance and
At the WAteTtown Arsenal, MassAchusetts, on
THURSDAY, the l7th OF December, at 10 o'clock
-. H., viz:
- Cast Iron Cannon, ] Boring Machine,
Artillery Implements 4 ! Vertical Drill,
Equipments, l Hand Force Pump,
husEets, Rlhes, and BiaeEsmiihs, Cafpeu.
Swords, ters and Finishers'
Infantry Equipments, Tools,
Spare parts Of Small Scrap Iron and Steel,
Arms.
be had by application at the Arsenal or at the Ord
nanoe Omce, Washington city. .
noyl0.td Byt. Brig. Gen, Comd'E'
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.

.ssa se. "a SsS III &a5 h;
no" run ~ as i'''fSis Toss I,iiL Is,iaiLrIxoRx
Ic.,: d,ls " x :HssPs s. s1sSs S nd @ &c 1 and
Lcsye daily. sxespt Sunday. At u % and s.soa. IN.
',' l'a a."D,i8k AssAroL,s - :, -. 49,,
Lssysst1s. r: and Aoop. m. sotrsin to or from
Annapolis ' on ','sssS ~ s.YzTa,s, sYsRaASs,
Leave ts5&R e. va %sF lh satSaSss rs Z and 7sr n'
fos Al e ~ Pss4s s 81 81 fas = SSRRsr
8 = m and 10, . o. and ] 20 p N. nv '
nssns % as.1 ssSa sisA viz from HSSaI SaISSas
si: sssn y Ss ss S III p idaI aas &: &:
s:S En-. and Boston,
Master q 4 Fi.s.pd4setsS.. + %IasSsss
S6 c2S RdSsf2 ef2.rs, a.a.Ia Tsi.s s.Ss ass.w w..h
bIEF Rz!TsB'r rE3 H5Es
Train. s.,y,.s %s:Sinsscs s;R sSd 4 Row Toif are
SsE fsss Ilhsss! sahsss Ssiiss 'ia' $
"A 5'sys q daily t'i''p' sandi1' "sOo. M. ,aS
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York at sD ,. m. and Philsdsl-
sIssp,as car. Tor New York on 8 4op, m train only
sa.Iss can Hs Ss Lad tks ssSsiSa oales a. ali hours
See Baltimore and Ohio E.ilresa advertisement
for schedule Sstwsss wa'hinstSn BalilnIssS6s An
hAp0ii''aha 'h' west Master cf TranspoIistIcp. r. %
Nm S9HL5Ea H5aSs Ss9srs ssns Tisfss ASsn,
The national Republican., 1868-12-12

AS SIZE SLIPs SHB SLIDEs ALOSG.-AnI We
expect TO. morrow the street cars will have
futtering in the breeze the nags bearing the
red ball, Indicating that the freezing commit
tee have performed their duty, and the SkAt-
ing Park 10 prepared 70 receive vlsltofs.
The national Republican., 1868-12-12
Bo0kblnders.

HDWARD LYCBTT,
u BOOK BINDER AND PAPER-RULER.
No, III Pennsylvania avenue. between Tenth ard
Eleventh streets. south side.
Books elegantly or plainly bound. Periodicals
nd Newspapers carefully attended 10.
The national Republican., 1868-12-12
Steamboat Lines.
NEW MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP CoMPAs

NEW MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
KsisHfT f iT ia jSas tS srSsaH5 SSissH5s Will ss% sas E G.
SSiS;SESsRu SSiS;SESsRub&s. & WashisSTR6ss!o SSTRSsoss ssd SsSEdE
TOWN, as follows;
i sis ;:$ IT,: f'i ff'
s$sSsr %5SSRfaSs AfsRs ssf4iss At ss" Ss'i
as%sr. .a' isRRsss siisSa ss r. a.:
% phoaS A1S AZ much
rates. as The usual charge Of drayage and other
route,
E4 soT r. %trtaSs Rfsf1 hSqd b K the
Assa.: Sase and WGstS SrE5 riSS5s q airG sitsS,.
corner New York avenue aud Beventseath street.
one ssSa below nv FaPSaFssSSE FRsPSi|FsSE President
TEE sTEaMEs I,.snss SSotgMs!4, S.I ,4 ,,,n. ,, fee.
fwssP WsshInIion and Bsltlncrs; A&
NOON kSSssiIssst1 II sSSkhisist'.A SkSiSs every
s:s ;!:s "a I:s sPfs s! ps sa:
''''''' 'ssfl'' TTOs u ". RILEY '.!, s0s, .,Rs,
myso.tufsm Atths foot Of Eleyenth street.
poTohAO TRANSFORMATION LINE,
For WAY Landings on the Potomac and Baltimore,
making n. GRSERSSsti0Ss RIaSSnSS g. AS9S Greek with
and Potomac Railroad,
The Steamer EXPRESS. Capt A. @. Niekle. win
.tasst !sayS SsIq ssSl.tPqGTs F!s6 i,ksS III LsAi
M, THURSDAY, T. deliver freight =
Notiee will be given when ths other boat will be
freitht received all day Friday.
The steamer leaves SATURDAY at9a.m.
PETER BERkY, Agent,
Sixth street " whaTf, W ashin Eton, D. d,
A. HRBDHAM& q SONS, Agents,
myb.6Ip ~ hight at MhAIf. BAIliMore
The national Republican., 1868-12-12

CHRIsTMAs GIYTs.-Nothing better than a
nice Carpet, Set Of Curtains, Rugs, Ottomans,
Stair Rods, Cornices, &c, and no better place
corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street,
over Perry & Brothers dry.goods establish.
ment.
The national Republican., 1868-12-12
TN THE SUPREME COURT oP THE DISTRICT
l. OF COLUMBIA.
James Wormley L.. ,,o,
Anlraw WnrInlnx al al

Andrew WorInley ct al,
John II. johnson, trustee in this cause, having
reported 20 the court the sale by him at auction, ol
the 9th Of November, 1868, Of part OF original lot
three, In square one hundred and ninety mine
!lse, IN the city q Washington, (the same being
James WoImley, one Of the PARTIES hereto. for the
sum o. vs. DO. and that the purchaser had complied
with the terms Of sale.
II is this 81 day or December "A ., 1868. ordered
that said sale be confirmed on the 18Th day OF De.
Cember, 1863, " no objection thereto be made or
before that days provided copy Of this order be
published In the NATIONAL RHPuBLIoAN once q
".'- ~ '''' "''>' A. b o2iN. Justice.
true COPY: Test
r. J, hgIGs, Clerk, dejS9W
The national Republican., 1868-12-12

LADIES should call and see the Embroidered
slipper at Princes Stamping and Fluting
Rooms, 822 L street, between Tenth and Elev-
enth streets. Only place In town to do steam
The national Republican., 1868-12-12

ChAh9EoY YBAsTARpr.-Lemuel Fugitt was
arrested on the complaint of Mary Il. John.
Son, charged with bastArdy, A preliminary
examination was had before Justice Walter
on Thursday, and the case postponed for
further hearing.
The national Republican., 1868-12-12

PREPARE ron wIsTKRl- The best and cheap.
est Merino Undershirts and Drawers for So
90 and rs cents, fine article u and el.26j Socks
Gloves In endless variety and at astonishing
low prices, Neck Ties and Scaris Of the --latest
designs at FRANC d QoLDMAN's,
Marble Hall, No. ass Seventh street, opposite
Patent Once.
The Royal Eagle Paper Collar.
The national Republican., 1868-12-12
TINTED sTATgs PATENT oPPICE.

Y A.. ,,,,. WAsHJNdToN, Nov =, ISt8.
Penpsylyania, praying for the extension Of pat.
ent granted him on the 10Th day Of March. 1873, Tor
an Improvement In Cultiyatorsi
II is oraered that said petition be heard at this
ONCE on the 22d day OF February next, Any per-
son may oppose this extension. Objections, dePo-
sitions, and other papers SHOULD be nled In this
once twenty days before the day, q bearing,
ELISHA fOOTR,
det-P9W Comm issioneT OF Patents
The national Republican., 1868-12-12

FOUND OPEs.-Ihe front door Of house No.
so Seventh street, was found open about
O'Clock yesterday morning, and Othcer Myers
cured.
The national Republican., 1868-12-12

tiSSSs s.esm lines AID ADAM ESpPsss to % care S Of
X n. Hayennsr., Freight Agent a. Alexandria,
will be forwarded as far as Leesburg free Of
charge other than our regular tariff rates,
CommutAtioD Passenger Tickets between Alex
cheap rates.
Round Trip Tickets good only for day Of Issue
between Alexandria and Leesburg, and between
those places and int points, are issued at
reduced rates. WARRINGTON BLYTHE.
nOY-tf uenarAl Superi U ton de nj. n
The national Republican., 1868-12-12

NuIsANcE-Oficer Mullins, of the Sanitary
force, yesterday arraigned Abraham Stross be
fore Justice Clark, who fined him Is for Great
ing nuisance in the street.
The national Republican., 1868-12-12

SALES OF REAL EsTATR-Messrs. Green Il
Williams have sold lots 10, II, and i2, In square
No. 58+, fronting 20 feet on the north side OF q
street north, between Second and Third streets
west, running back 100 feet deep, improved by
a atwo.story frame dwelling, to John Yoeglef,
for 1895.
Also, lot No. 3s, In square No. 49s, south
Washington, to Mrs. McCann, for 81 ,260.
The national Republican., 1868-12-12

ASSAULT ASD DBArTERY,--O1ieer Mills ar
rested Napoleon Spidltn, colored, on q charge
OF assaultlng Henry Deems, also colored. The
accused was ATraig gued before Justice DTury,
who fined him ~.
The national Republican., 1868-12-12

INTERESTING TO TAx.PAYERs.-Next Tues
day, the 18th instant, will be the last day oil
which takes can be paid with the Ave per cent
abatement.
The national Republican., 1868-12-12

CHARGE OF THEYT-YesterdAy morning,
Charles Johnson, an Indian youth, was ar.
Taigned before Justice ID, II. Smith, charged
with stealing from James Fitzpatrick gold
hher hearing, the justice held the accused
The national Republican., 1868-12-12
Government Sales.
pUBLlC SALE OF CoNpRMNED ORDNANCE
i AND ORDNANCE STORES.

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10 Lag, 40 soapas o. sG"t. shoiI, &c s''''
Be- B.iu Musket. Carbinss, Rines, &e., various
800 pounds p oanpoydor,
sis.: q q dassirgy dii',y Assssiis%sas. Assssfs%ss'.'
N %s!.rias Siiais... = ~
Person. isSiaG eonplste lists Of tho store, to be
spn sy's
Houston and Green Streets. New York city. or BY
direct ap'l'''sioa to this Arsenal y. pERIEr,
grerOt Lieut., Col. U. 5. 4. cdn%.adins.
GovERSMkSr SAtS xhaokY Az THK NATIONAL
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Srss PSris q afaaiRHlsrs'Bl Hrlillsrs Bits, 'H
fHTs Of Arms. varlous models.
Scrap pIion,wrouSht aad cast. "a
Machinery, -.'
Old 6Tindslones. a fr'nIp
1np Stocks, various stageA- 20
IotoiWihaoy Frames. .I' .'.- ar..
siiS sESaFns sna I Machine, aiSahii ,rI
Horse CARTS.
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hem Sssa lSiSIshsS Fsrtss S&s tsys sss Isssissa
Insoli:id Brevet Major. q tcSaasSiHi toSaaasisis.
SALE or SRSREssE SaSSREssEP sr6NRsN 6SNERgNAsoE AND
AZ Arena ssi oid Pm Ss$fsss aSSD%T:.
large aasnitS 81 aSrcs, SS eSSss,Us N iS Psfi q 4:
' ss ii'S Ss s ss:; :sfSs sss sfSsa 5ssSi. aST
Rl Of various oalibrer. .'TTE
TWrGasht iron gun carriages aud cast iron
Large aasatity OF artillery implements and
Is. 40 ssot, she'll spherical case. stands Of grape
apd canister ISr smoOlh.bore aud riaed guns
slToroiEp model arms Of yarioua oaiibrcs.
70 pgInslde e.IbineF. good order:
sSlss.li s5ifiS IA :FssSi $s.i!s sses a. S.f
"a Rifes, assorted. -
,ssPoTtfnE rides and shot guns.
90 Light artillery sabres,
TtNg;o; and nasisials' swords. ,-.-
ana sal lHSHGaisp%sHS sT% aePsaSscs a0'A' eaNpm'n''
Arttlery aud cavalry bits and iron parts for
g7,e1s GaftIids % bags. taanpsi and ssrss.)
Rope and corn sacks, -.
BlssksPithsL saIpsntora'. saddlcrs' and ar.
Thirty Say. Mi q sIloSsd y. for the removal Of
Terms Of sale: 10 per cent cash TO be paid or day
| Of sale. balance on delivery Of the goods
catalogue Of the artelos TO be sold will be fur
nished upon application at this Arsenal, or at tho
Ordnance once, Washington, DC.
The omeer making tue eale reserves the right TO
bid In and suspend the sale whenever tie bidding
does not come up to the limit that may be hKsd BY
syer the ipteress o. the United States IL his opn.
ion' may DO subseryed by so doing,
Maj; q Ordnance and Bvt Col. i.U,s. P., coSds,
The national Republican., 1868-12-12
THE COUHTA.

gRINlsAL CouRT-Judge F.her.-This court
transacted the following business yesterday;
the MAIL LOCK (sooK) CASE.
United States vs.. James Mock for having
United states mail locks In his possession.
Mf, Mock, who Is thu. indicted, ~ an old
gentlenAn well known to onr citizens, who
has, for acme time, been exhibiting In his
store window, on Pennsylvanis avenue, United
States mail locks, so opened "a TO- exhibit their
Interior mechanism. Mr. Mock, y 10 well
Of these locks, Of the patent for which, he
alleges, he has been uniustly deprived. MT.
Mock made claim against the Government for
compensation for the use Of these locks, and
has been very earnest 10 presenting his rights
to the Washington public, II was In further:
ance Of his claim to be held as the inventor OF
these locks, and Of getting compensation
therefor, that the exhibition Of these locks
was made.
The evidence having been concluded, Mr..
Darlington urged that II would be dangerous
TO allow Mr.. Mock, whatever his rights might
be, to take the law into his own hands, and
adopt this method OF vindc ating them.
Col. s.. Henkle urged Mr.. Nock's right to
use his own Invention, with the right to which
he had never parted In such manner as he
pleased.
iourned.
The national Republican., 1868-12-12

@. BAuM's Hoop skirt, Corset, and Shoulder
ntelligencer Building.
The national Republican., 1868-12-12

BIRSEY DIVISION Sons OF Temperance will
hold q temperance meeting on Sunday after
noon In Union Wesley Chapel, on Twenty
third street.
The national Republican., 1868-12-12

LA GRAND yICToRIE 10 now the novelty fol
ladies, q skirt which combines the panier and
anacker. Mr.. Charles Baum, the celebrated
hoop-skirt and corset manufacturer, 10 the only
agent OF the District, at his place, SIS Seventh
street, between ID and Il.
The national Republican., 1868-12-12

ODLssA PANIER CoLLAPsING SKIRT, tn,
latest and greatest novelty out, can be oh
tained Of Douglass Bro, sole agents, 90
Ninth street,