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AUCTION SALES.

STOCKS, BONDS, GOLD. sORIPS, Hon
hold Furniture, SilverwAre, Jewery. Iron s,,l
ete.-Suooession Of r. II. Thern-Nd. q. on
RYO. AUCTfoNEFR-oEv,
u ~ fchoupItculas street-FRIDAR, Augna
at twelve clock, M, will be sold At MercheStS
Auctioneers Exchange, on Roya street, by yrt,n
an order from the Honorable Judge Of the NV
District Court of New Orleans 70. "a Ola dstsSs'
gust 10, 1873. for account of the succession Of n
6 BONDS of the.city OF New Orleans, in f,,..
Jackson Ra ,I Com pany, payable May lsf |,
4saARES Telegraph Company, 500 each.
90 SHARES New Orleans, Opeiousas, and a.
rs SHARES Union Bank of Lolisiana. s7s
20 SHAPES 3 si;- New % Orleans, jackson, and On,
10 SHARES Lafayette and Pontchartrain r,
SCRIPT Home Mutual Insurance. oompap, \,
SCRIPT Home Mutual Insurance Compsp,,s
SCRIPT Sun Mutual Insurance Compspv,sl
SCRIPT Sun Mutual Insurance Compan,,,
I SCRIPT Sun Mutual Insurance COMPANY NJ
a.. ] SCRIPT Sun Mutual Insurance Company N
SCRIP New Orleans Mutual Insurance r.,
SCRIPT New Orleans Mutual Insurance n.
pany 1885,, 40 va
/ SCRIPT New Orleans Mutual Insurance q.
SCRIPT New Orleans Mutual Insurance =.
p1nSs nor JiS' Pr f'S New Orleans Mu.ud 1rsr-,
pdInS G lsS1' go ,,arcb.r.., M,.n,, r,.u.,.
ny 1859 1886 - A'''e O0Hp
/ SCRIPT Merchants Mutual Insurance Cor,
ny le59 $50. "0Al
1sORIPT Merchants Mutual Insurance oon,
SCRIPT MERCHANTS, Mut,,sl I,q,rsroo a.
ny 1850 Ss25 Jul 'HVe Voni
1 SCRIPT Merchants, Mutnal Tys,r.,oa r.,
ny 1851, $40. 49, $3.50 - S-'e N0sl
SCaIPf Merchants Mutual Insurance eon,,
/ SGjRiPF Merchant, M,t,si Trsrr.~.. -.
ny 1852 $40 >A' ~ N-''e oanp
1 SCRIPT Merchants Mntual Tnsura,oo O.
ny 1853 tllO avg NoRl
/ SURiPT Merchants' Mutual Irsur,oo, r.
nv 1854 $50 ---9 oii'e Nomlt
/ SOaipT Merehanta, Mutrsl Irs,r, r.,
ny 1855. $3.50 A' -'1i~u0e Oonil
1900 Dollars in GOLD O0IN-Si5rn
PEW in Christ Ohureh-No n
A list of PROMisSnPV NfIYsS 5 Dp,r
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Succession of John G. Lang and Wife.
GEoOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
~ ish of Orieans-Notice is hereby given to the
creditors of this estate, and to all other persons
nerein interested to show cause within ten DAYS
from the present notification Of any they have or
CAM why the account presented by Frank Geeks
testamentary executor of this estate should not be
uted in accordance Herewith and the said Frank
in the premises.
By order of the Court
aul2l62 M o. TRACY, Clerk.
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sToDARr : NORRIS.


sroDART NORRIS.
MANUFACTURERS or GRAND, SQUARE. AND UPRIGHT
PIANO FOE TIES.
Oar new scale Piano Fortes, In addition TO their
peculiar merits contain every really valuable modern
and perfect Instrument eyer offered TO the public
and Tor purity Of tono. decacg Of touch dnrsbility
and also standing the tags OF severe olimases az
NEW SCALE sfoDART PIANO FORTE stand
unrfvaeds -'N~
The Pianos OF tina manufsoturu have stood The tan
OF more than quarter Of century, and the mann.
taoturtrs aEe ~ liberty to refer 70 ever tWonfvfve
thousand families who have bad fhem n nsa IN
aehsy even part Of the civilized world All letter.
sropzRF MoRRfs
6sAbresdpays corner Of Grsat jones' =
mT1s New York.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-19

This long established Journal has become very de.
Erabe at this time, in view OF the fact that Pensa
cola Is affecting her railroad communication with
the Northwest an becoming point Of interest TO
enttrpflsing men IL is degotedto the development
OF the material interests OF the State OF Florida;
and in its local department devotes special attention
70 the immense lumber aud timber trade growing
mp IN its vicinity also to other commercial items
which to the careful reader will indicate the de.
Veopment Of the great natural advantages Of PeusR
cola as port
81 Advertisements solicited.
h1changes publishing viii have like courtesies ex
tended them. iei2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-19

Hueeession Of HenlamIn d. Harris-No
CEooND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
~ Orleans. = Notice is hereby given to the
creditors of this estate and to all herein
Interested, 70 show cause within ten days from the
present notification, If any they have or cam why the
account presented by the Curator of this estate
should The homoloeated and approved, and the
1unds distributed IN accordance herewith W
anI3la22 H. O. TRAf1V aiavk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-19

successIons p. Powers. II ulia A. Powers
snd OF Mary r. Powers; deceased, wife OF N.
Creinen oonsolidated,-Nos 1865 and 81, 295
~ leans-Notice is hereby given TO the creditors Of
this estate and all other persons herein Interested
70 snow CAUSE within ten days from the present mo-
uhcation OF aDy they have or cam why the account
presented by Michael CreineH, Testamentary Execu-
tor OF Mary H. Powers should not be homoloRated
and apptoyed, the funds distributed in ae6ordancs
By order OF the Court. M ..o5t
aul3 1922 NJ q TRA0Y CIarl,
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TRAVELLERS,

You who spend the summer at the Watering
Plaees-Sporting men, you that troubled with
dyspepss-al that like change of diet, and all
children should call at No 20 Bsronne street or No
l s2 lamp street and buy their BISCUITS, CRACK.
EhS, ORAOkNELS, SPICE NUTS, etc. The
above are sold by the pound or in Tin Gases OF all
sizes: Manufactured at the London Biscuit Bakery,
No. y Baronne street, New Orleans. Branch depot
Trade and to responsible Agents
JOHN WESTRUP & CO.,
3yle I'm propr;etors
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THE AUDITORS OFFICE

is located corner Cont and Royal, old State
Bank entrance on Cont, q Stairs auis
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LARGE AND PEREMF-oRY SALE OF q
esnt Match and singls Horses, Elegant SD
Horses Fine Work Mules. Fine Mich Cows, B
Eies. Elegant Brstts. Harness. Wagons, etc.,
81 auction. e. H.,--
R1 MONTGOMERY Rios. a On
!, : x; y: MpntRomery ,Auotioneer.-Niu he sod
iAUhspAK, August %. 1863 At II o'clock, Al
LINERS btAbls On Grayf or gtreot-- = =
Elegant MATCH HOR8Kg
AK ELEGANT SADDLE HORSES:
Fine WORK MULES
zine MICH cows:
WaRona, etc. Ia
TsRAEa-Cash, in United States Treasury notes
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Valuable TfhOfEAfX ON BAGATEl
street, between Goodchildren and Moll
streets-Succession OF Justine Clay, Decsal
Wife Of Pierre Wilson d
RY CHARLES =. FORTTER, Al
~ tionesr-Ohhce No. 4s Exchange A iley.-SATC
DAY, September 5, 1858, at twelve O'Clock b.,
the MeTuhAuts' and Auctioueers Exchange, ri
street. between Canal ami Uustomhouze streetAl
virtue Of an order from the Honorable the SEQ
district Court for the parish Of Ofleans. dated ID
29 1853 the following pF operty viz.
CERTAIN LOT or GROUND in the Ili
Djtr1ct OF this civ in the square hou ded by b
messurtng American measurel 81 feet ii inches 4
3 lines front on Basatells street BY depth Of
teet ~ ncnos and lines together with an the bai
ings ana improvements thereon.
TWO SdARES Of Ghs capital stock of the Sou
ern Bank Of New Orleans . - 49,
Terms-for the Stock cash; for the Rel Est
one 'nan cash. ana the balance at credit Of one "a
with eight per cent Interest," from day Of sac %
payment. the pctos 10 be divided into 81 res to q
ns OF he heirs said notes 70 be seem
~ moltg1ee end vendors privileses the building
pe insured and the policy trAnsferFad Act q d
before sc ave de Armas, Notary Public. al thsl
pense q the purchaser. including stamps.
aufl222 sci
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rsrAnLIaHEp 1san.

sToDART ~
New Scale, ovsrstrung. fun Iron Frame
Pr NO FOR II Il =.
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SUCCESSION OF BRIDeET MooANN-No.


Second District Court of the parish of orlss
RYC. E.GIRAwDEw q CO-NIGHoEj
~ =. hoey, Auetioneer--Of ine, No. II Exehar
Pl1ee.-SATURDAY, fifth September 1863 al
O'Clock NJ, a. the Auotioneers' Exchange on Rsj
street, BY virtue Of an order Of the Honorable
puvigneaud, Judge Of the Second District CouH
the parish of Orleans. dated fourth August, ID
viii be sold at publit auction in tine above ENID
- LOT OF GROUND in the Fourth Distric.
this city, in the square bounded by Apollo, Bach
second and Third Streets, designated BY the na
per nve, and measuring 20 feet s inches and
line front on Apollo street by 40 feet 10 depth. n
kitchen, cistern, ETC.
Terms-Sl3O0 cash, and the balance on a credit
twelve montha. in note bearing interest OF per u
per annum rom date Of sale until finsi paymsi
secured BY special mortgf &c and st1doeis priVld
on the property. with the clause of per cent I'D
neH's fees 10 case Of suit improvements to be ID
Iuiy insured ana policy transferred, and the II
ohassr to ASSUME pay ment of ali taxas for 1863.
Acts Of Sale and United States stamps al the
pense OF the purchaser before W. j OasteL Ed
notary public ans NJ 22 19 a
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FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
ECHUYLER COLEAX.
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%ea, OEItaue gevabIieat'.
FOR PRESIDENT,

ULYSSES =. GRANT.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-19
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
BYTHE ASSOCIATED PRESS.



The English Elcetions-specul Asiens
ofthe London Hcrald-Lonaou City
Elects Three Liberals : Buin.Run
nossoh De.easeo-his eject ess
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-19

RsvEsuE sUrERvIsoRs.-Goorso d. vii.
liaus was yesterday appointed revenue super.
visor for the State of Indiana, in place Of
John NJ. commins, rejected. Yesterday the
commission Of John olney, as supervisor for
the district Of Illinois, was forwarded to him
That Of Joseph r. West, as supervisor for
Louisiana, has been signed by the Secretary,
but not yet forwarded, and 1t is said that Com
missioner Rollins is not entirely sati'Gcd with
the appointment, though tho matter may soon
DO settled, and tho commission forwarded.
Tho nomination of Spencer King for the cast.
ern district Of New York was rejected, and 1t
Is understood that tho nomination Of Mr..
sOuthworth for Eastern Pennsylvania, and
several others, will share tho same fate.
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Tbi, di,tipgui,b,d Eneli,h ,tatssmap. nm
IN. x.,, A., os on, p,..,a.r,,., .,..,,a, -.
nv s' v" ".se
aspeeon IN ho'noofso. In referring 70 the
election then progressing, Mr.. Bright says:
Let us hope-I hope-that tho result Of this
orsat xicto,x NAV n. IN o;,. ,o,,,n,.a 60
N,,, pop
A"e noPo 'neio m'y come continued wisdom
10 that party which has been In favor Of fres-
dom and which did what was done TO restore
the Union Of that great oountrvn II. aim
.,,na.a IA A.. 49,, a., p,,,~
W INV 'nenbeu 'one IN hnB'sno In
regard TO our civil war and thinks the cause
Of freedom has been greatly promoted BY Il.
Mr.. BRIGHT declare, b,m,.If In favor NJ T.
,,.. 80, - :, $500 .,...,. -
10 ~, P, aau y. popa'Af eauoA.on Upon
TINS suoleot the great commoner' said, and
his words will End . response among the lovers
Of free government the world oy.r.
ct hs,;.x. H., g.. a. H..
ssry for political liberty as fro. Air i, for our
natural lives. The question CT education, to
which you have referred, I one to which, 1
s,s tnrn,ns ,h.,r .,,.n,;o, Xxi. /. nn..
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ILLIN OIS.

Taxation Meeting OF TobaccOnists
md GrOcers-speech of Congress
man Judd-Petltions for Repeal OF
Tobacco ana Spirit Tax.
CHICAGO, Nov. 8 AT q meeting Of tobacco
.nists and grocors, to take action in reference
to taxation under the act Of July. 1868. rssO-
buttons were passed characteriziug the law
under which they wero taxed n most oppres.
sive policy. An executive committee was ap-
pointed to take such action as they may deem
advisable. and corre'pNn md with the trade
Throughout. tho country and request co. opera
ton.
The meeting was briefly addressed by Con.
gresham Judd, who considered that very
great wrong had been done, and he had no
doubt Congress would remedy the matter. A
memorial to Congress, praying for the repeal
Of portions Of sections 10 and % Of the act
imposing taxes on distilled spirits and tobacco,
approved July 20, 1868. was referred to the
executive committee.
A match game for $1,000. French game
500 points, between Rodolph and Carme. Is
progressing to night at Liberty Hall.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Grants Official MaJorIty-Charles.
ton Mercury Discontinued Ma.
sonic.
CHARLEsroS, s. O., Nov. lS,--GrLnts ma
jority In tho State. BY official returns, now
complete, Is l7,l7o. Tho ssaboard counties
gave a larger Republican vote than was eI.
pected in tho last two estimates.
Tho Charleston M0eWry has been discon-
tinusd since Monday last.
james COnrOr was to-day elected Grand
Master Of the Grand Lodge Of Masons, Vice
Governor Orr.
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PRIVATE INSTRUCTIONS TO mn.
REyERDY JOHNSON.

The New York EesAins Post gives cur
rcucy to rumor which originated 10 Wash
ingtou, that our Minister to England, Mr..
johnson, received private instructions from
the President in addition to those which are
usually given to diplOmati!ts on their depart.
urs to the Govsrnnsnts t. which they are
accredited.
It 10 said that these Instructions were to
this effect: that the Minister should seek out
the Tories, and especially those who were the
most thorough enemies to this country during
the late rebellion, and that he (the Minister)
must avoid as much A. possible all association
with the Liberals. We arc not among those
who give credit to these stories. for We do
not think Il probable that the President Of
III, United State, uouId volun,ser ,ucb In.
,,,,s,;o, In an ,scr,di,.a mini,..r abroad
7, ur,, h, .o,t,,,.d how.v.s ,h., N,
Joh,,or,. ,or,,. ,o,,,n.,;o,, =, 40 ;,,,,r,
,;on, h,, h..n 10 oor,, ,na a 40, VA .v.n
70 n,,;,. ~. h;,,.,.., 80. as ~, ..,.,,r
poshn.r ia wh...rs. =, ~ 80,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-19

An ADDITIONAL NUMBER of lady clerks arc
to be discharged from the Office Of the Regis.
ter Of the Treasury within day or two. It
Is worth noticing that no clerks have been
discharged from General spinner's Bureau.
This officer has resolutely refused to make
place for anybody, and has had only just SO
many clerks as were actually needed to carry
on the work in his branch. They heartily
cooperate with him in keeping up the work,
and occasionally, whom it accumulatss, arc on
duty for three or four hours In the evening.
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CANADA.
Royal Thanks TO Lord Monek.

VyWF HH"HHH ~ Tut"
0TTowA, Nov. l8,--The Duko Of Backing
ham has sent dispatch to Lord Monck, con
veying to him Her MSJesty's letter Of thanks
for his able administration Of tho Canadian
affairs.
Sir John Young sailed from England last
Saturday.
MOETnEAL, Nov. lS,-There are several
inches Of snow on the ground, with good
sleighiug. Snow Is still falling.
Three companies Of the 10th regiment left
for Halifax last night. II Is said two moro
bAttalions arc to DO withdrawn from Canada.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-19

REAn ApxIRAL RADronp This usli. kaown
and popular ADMIRAL Of the navy yesterday
received preparatory orders to take command
of tho European squadron, in place of Al.
mirai Fsrrsgut, who Is, at his own request,
relieved from that duty. Admiral Rsdford
has been In comnsnd OF the Washing on Navy.
Yard for some years past, and has made host
Of friends In this community by his courteous
bearing and impartial treatment Of the en-.
pIoyeos at the yard. He has always ondsav.
orsd to soeure work, SO as to DO enabled to
keep the hands employed, and every man,
woman, and child Of the eastern section Of our
city revere him as among their best and truest
friends. We understand that the Employer
Of the Navy.Yard arc preparing a suitable
demonstration Of their appreciation Of the Ad-
miral's interest In their welfare prior to his
leaving for Europe.
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The Floating Debt OF the city.
Tne following interesting corrs,p ondsncs has
passed between two Of tbs creditors Of the
city and Mayor Bowen:

TIE following interesting correspondence has
passed between two Of tbs creditors Of the
city and Mayor Bowen:
wAsHISqToS, D. c., Nov. Il, 1866
T1hG Mayor a. Washington
SIR: We hold, asyou are aware, q consid.
Indebtedness, and having heard that you pro.
pose to pay all such certificates by Issuing to
the holders corporation bonds, we desire to
be paid IN cash; and II In cash, will they be
paid on or before December next.
An early answer to this inquiry will obligc,
respectfully, your obedient servants,
JSo. FRED'R MAY,
J. VAN RIswICK.
MaroR's OFFICE. CITY HAIL.
John Van R NIECE Isa D W "a Sg ~. i B.
snsG In In TePy 19 am an inquiry Of ihs aate
My Svys to- state The ostns ssS. ~
this city will be paid in cash just as soon "a
funds applicable to that purpose can be oh
of the corporation, or IL the bonds can be ne.
gotiated according to the provisions Of the
law authorizing their Issue, and the money
BE- peesm BE but II both phese e2peSeSts
fall, confess my Inability to name the time
when ne creditors can be paid, as 4 wiz re-
fray the necessary expenses OF the current
year and keep the civil government in motion.
To ePs
ing debt existing at the time l entered on my
duties, amounting to several hundred thou
sand dollars, for the creation OF which am in
nowise responsible, just as soon as the means
S. J. BowEs, Mayor.
Mayor Bowen cannot do impossible things.
He has on more than ono 90 ,asion in the
past unmistakably indicated an earnest dis
position to relieve the city Of all its embar.
rassuentsi and judging BY that past, no man
unpld uaks 0ro.tsr sa,ri6,ss In .eromnIiah
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-19

Another Rebel Outrago-Roprcsen-
tative Biaekburn's Oniee Again
MObbed.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. ls.-JoSeph Black.
burn, editor Of Homey'S Hiiad, and member
of the present COngrsIs, issues an advertising
supplement from tho ofiee Of n Democratic
nelghbor. the Claiborne Advocate, In which
he states that his Office has again been mObbsd,
this time certainly ruined, SO that he Is only
able through tho courtesy Of his noighbOr to
fulfil contracts and Official obligations, until
1t Is definitely decided whether free man, In
FREQ country, is to DO permitted to publish 4
free, OutsPOken newspaper, secure from mOlss.
tatiOn. lilo says no knows his rights. and
knowing them, will maintain them, and he
will be assisted, II necessary, by all the
powers of this great Government.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-19

Rev. Dr.. Pinekuey, rector Of the Church Of
the Ascension, Of this city, is prominently
mentioned In connection with the bishopric
Of tho new Eastern shore diocese Of Maryland.
Hon. Edward Mcpherson, Clerk Ofths House Of
Representatives, Ia suggested as the proper
perton to to entrusted with the pos, otheo port.
folio. General Lorenzo Thomas was In At.
liant. on Sunday. Olive Logan, 10 lstter TO
the TribHns gives her views Of her reception
by q Boston audience Senior F. A. De Mon.
eada, SPAIN Senator Sawyer, Of South Caro-.
lima, are at tho Ebbitt House.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-19
Educational.
MODERN LANGUAGES.

Professor DANIEL Z. GROUX, formerly loauhe
Of Modern Languages at the GsoTgetOwn aud Co,
sueeeshinl during many years In inpartng the
knowledge Of French, Spanish, aud OeTman, will
classes for Instruction In tho above language,
Tr9nsl4tionS made, also, from the ltailAn. swgd'
once No blG Seventh street, opposite the lntelli
Seneer building, between D and street, Wash
HltOQ. ID q
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-19

"PEARL OF SAVOY" Maggie Mitchell
played "FauchOn" to large and spprecia
tive audience at the National Theatre last
night To night she appears in the pearl
Of Savoy, and will DO ably supported by Mr..
J, W. Collier and others of tho company.
Maggie is a great faVOrito with Washington
audiences, and deseryedIy so.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-19

Tais snug little province Of Great Britain.
which lies on our northeastern border, and
which now constitutes q part Of tho New Do.
minion, is fast backing down from its rebel.
lions position, and will probably submit and
gre up all idea Of annexation to the United
States. According to present appsa:a nces
this province will reposo for sometime longer
under the protecting care Of the British lion.
This back.dOun Of our neighbors across tho
border Is owing In part to the rebuff that tho
committee sent to England met with in that
country. The English Government and the
English people turned cold shoulder upon
these "6ins.nO,sd" gentlemen and thoy all
came back, particularly Hon. Mr.. Howe. with
neas In their ears. Mr.. Howe has taken
ground against any further movement for re-
peal, and advocates submission to the Confod
GRAFTON. A, a consequence there Is rup'
turs and teud between him and his friends,
and the demonstrations against this distir.
guished man are deep, loud and long.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-19

GES. MIcHLsR's REPORT, on the outside Of
tO'dAy's paper, will we'll repay q careful.
POru'AI, for it cOntEinS suggestions of interrS'
to every citizen OF this District.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-19

From Mouus s. BEsroR, Pennsylvania ave
nue., between Four-and-,-hslfa and Sixth streets
we have Putnam's Monthly Magazine" fol-
December
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-19

TIE earthquake shock at Elisabeth city
thrilled the hearts of the Jersey Democrats
with q new sensation. for they actually
prayed.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-19

From Jos. SHILLiNoroS, corner of Four
snd-s-haif street, we have "Godey's Lady's
Book" and "Frank Lcslie's Lsdy's Maya
ziner for December,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-19
VERMONT.
Official Vote of tho state.

OHcIhI NOto OF INC SthIc,
MONTPELIER, VI. Nov. lS-Ths oiiieial
vote Of Vermont iT Grant, 4i,l67i Seymour,
l2,Oi5.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-19

From HARPER Bios, New York, we have
Harper's Magazine" for December.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-19
I W. fAIDERsOE & co.

DEALERS In
WINES, LIQUORS, BRANDY, GIN. lMPORTED
-, CIGARS, ETC,
Sii G street, between Sixth and Seventh streets,
pupv ,{adioining the Seaton House.
PURE Rye and BOURBON WHISKY Of cole.
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