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bear witness the fact. that 0rton's Preparation
completely destroys the apU petite for Tobacco, and
leaves the person free from any desire for it, az
before he commenced itsI use. The Preparation acts
direrecty the ri ands and secrenns affect
ed by tobacco and through these upon the blood tho
roughly cleaning the pol son OF Tobacco from the
system and thus aiaying the unnatural cravings for
Tobacco. No more hankerng for Tobacco after using
Orton's Preparation. Revc0llect it is warranted.
RECOMMENDATIONS
The following few selected from the multitude
Of recommendations in our possession.
From W. P. Heald, Esq, Bangor. Maine.
BANGOR. MAINE, April 18th, 1858.
hereby certify, that have used Tobacco for thir
~ years past and for the last fifteen have used
two pounds per month. have left of one year at
time, but always continued TO banker for it till
used ortens Preparation which has completely GU
mend all who afflicted with this terrible habit,
try the Preparation, which will ceartAiny the
directions are followed.
From e. W. Atkins Knoxville, Tenn.
KNoxvILLE, TENN, August 5th, 1867.
This is to certify, that had used Toabcco to such
extent that my health had become greatly impair
ed, and my whole system deranged and broken down,
In June, 1861, purchased one box Of Ortons Prep
ration, and after using it found that was COM
pletely cured have not had any desire or hanker-
ing for Tobacco since using the Prepa ration: be-
lieve it r. be all that it is recommended and would
advise all who wish to quit the of Tobacco TO try
one box of Orton's Preparation.
From John Morrill,, Bangor, Maine.
March 3lst, 1853.
This is to certify that used Tobacco for eighteen
years; have tried many times TO break Off but have
suffered mnch from dizziness in my head, and .
gina wing in my stomach that have soon given up
the trial. short time since, friend induced me to
try Orton's Preparation, sold by you) have done
SO and am completely cured. did not in the least
banker after Tobacco, either to smoke chew after
! began to use the Preparation.
~Beware of Counterfeits and all articles pur-
porting 70 be like this, of the same name other
wise. The great popularity of Ortons Preparation
has induced unprincipled persons TO attempt palm
ing upon the public counerfeit and inferior articles.
prictor, or his duly authorized Agents.
The price OF Orton's Preparation is 81 per box
forwarded any part Of the ntry, post paid on
receipt of price. Money sent by mail at our risk,
Address, G. b. COTTON, Proprietor
els So srr INA ff Box 174S, Portland, Ne.
ssa ass REFERENCES. e.
We the undersigned, hereby certify thai we have
had pea, sonal dealings with C. B. Cotton for several
and have found him to be hone rahe aud fair
dealing man, and worthy the confidence and pat
rcnage of the public.
DIR. s. B. Gowel Rev. J. $. Green, 8. B. Richard.
son. ESQ., Portland Maine: Hon E. X. Boyle. Belfast,
Maine; Aionzo Barnard, Esq, Ban or. Maine; Chss.
Johnsonvie. N. r.; VIM. o. Sweet, Esq, West
Mansfield Mass.
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OUR TERMS FOR Isea.-NOW is THE,
TIME TO SUBSCRIBE.

Single copies, 50 per annum; four copies, $40,
which is 81 so a copy; eight copies $40 The party
who sends s $50 for club of eight copies all
sent at one time }, win be entitled to a copy SKEE.
pective towns afterward add single copies at
81 so.
~ We employ no travelling agents. Address all
com n uni ca tons to
ROBERT BONNER, Publisher,
Corner of William and Spruce-Sts., New-York.
1886.
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One box of Orton's Pre-
destroy the appetite foT|
m after how strong the hal
any case the money will be
safe and harmless in all
sible to break off the use
exercise Of the will. Some
nature ia overcoming q ha
the help OF the Prepare
trouble. Hundreds have
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|paration is warranted to
fooacco, in any person, no
|oit may be Ii it fails in
refunded. It is perfectly
cases tits almo timpos-
|of Tobacco, by the nero
thing is needed to assist
bit so firmly rooted. With
|tion. there is not the least
used it who are willing to
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

A. 0RHss.--Thlt gentleman has removed his
.,paper establishment from his old stand to the
corner Of Eleventh and O streets, where his old
customers and the public will and him ever ready
to supply them with all articles In his line.
MR. wAIra's.--At this establishment, on the
corner Of Louisiana avenue and Seventh street,
will be found the Mcdiei Hair Dressing, superb
article. Also, patent medicines, &C., 80.
aEoRaR RyHEAL, JR.-This gentleman has pur-
chased the stock and fixtures In the store Of q.
s. whittiesey, No. 52s Seventh street, and now
occupies the store No. sos Dstreet, between Sixth
and Seventh streets, where he has constantly on
hand paints, oils, lamps glass; and all articles In
this line OF trade. Give him call.
WILLIAM L. WALL l. Co., auctloneers, corner
of Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street. We
call attention OF our readers to q chancery sale
of valuable improved property, which, by decree
bia, will take place In front Of their premises
Thursday, January %, at O'Clock, p. m.
HUSrER's ANTIQUARIAN Book srms-This
gentleman, as will be seen by his advertisement,
has two depots, or stores-one 2ot Pennsylvsnia
avenue, and the other LIS Pennsylvanis avenue,
above Seventeenth strcet-where may be found
many rare and unique volumes always on hand
and for sale at fair prices. Examine for your
selves.
WIZ. M. BARRY, $40 street, Offers for sale
show oases Of various workmanship.
room, in Georgetown, oan be had, rent FREQ.
See advertisement.
WILLIAM H. HEusTIs, warden OF the jail, offers
$50 reward for apprehension Of certain parties.
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A PUBLICATIONS. rQh pgJPLIcArE LAND WAR:

| To soAom q may concern:
si.as.S Ss.oSsi sa' zSss rs.
a..s,s s Il b. ssshs. AID
Il y a. ssS $:! AZ s. ss & ID,
l s sss sass: z. SC. nd
wss granted Juno z. 1850 March .. lss. !,
Mss @ Ssa!: "a md a. vs. g
SsS9R Pos ssTss ssa SSlss III. &C. Of
sS1sS3,a sssst'y and was granted December T. 1875
e, Il, .s. :, i s,'a under .h. so! 2!
granted FsbrasTy b. 1855. MACH IS, isss '' "''
March 'iG Il. . ssS y sssst @ ss
Spencer sSs,sOn, aud was granted March Is. 1850.
10 acres, i,.ssa under ~ the &c; q
LsSiss IN M S s:% Ar. hose. and va:
s!s.:s AZ $ Hs:.s s;sis me e.
f. d s ssssS II Al i: lynn: and va:
NO SlS fYr 10 acres, i.ssS ,a under the act q
P II nhss o. sles isstn and Wa.
No. ,5is, ior lD acres. Issued andoT the act Of
snd sr s March Vh' is A'S aa:h
gS for 10 acres; i;.usS under the r.. Of
srsnted June 8. 1851 March q. 1861 anu VS.
March 81 is3 In the name 81 Jrstin Wilson. and Vas
| arsnted June .. 1851 March b. lisa $50
hsreh Il ina. In tho name n Anna p WIDOW az coi
X M. e 70, and wa. granted November a. ISIS
No @I., Tor 10 acres. issqsd under the act Of
| srsntsS Anil ii isrp. March "a. iHs ''' ~AN vs.
No i0, 5e2, for ie) aeres Issued under the act Of
RieSard PhInney and WAS Srsntsd peeembsr II issS
| March Is, ists ~ ''''
March isss. In the usns q B.t;sy. WIDOW Of csas
| /" VA anu was s'Ah''u Ds'e""e' ~ i'' AA'eh
NO 10y. 90 for Iop acres. issued under the act Of
| wys sh y isgg Anu was s'~H''a ps'om"o' h' i'"
M ia ssa for ,sD aeres i.susd updsr tina act ~
rsn,s se I'M srcb n IA aiier' ana was
No im 10 for idD acres issued under tbe act of
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AMUDHM ENTB.

THn FRozns THurH.-Mark Twain, the we'll
known humorous writer and lecturer, made his
desuf before . Washington audience, at Met
zerott HAIL. last evening. To say that tho lecture
and lecturer were decided success 10 simply 70
record the verdict OF delighted audience. Be-
sides . number OF minor topics, humorous hits,
and weil-told anecdotes, the lecture embraced =
general review Of the excursion, Per steamship
Quaker City, made last summer BY the Puritan
Pilgrims TO the Holy Land and various other
points en- route In Europe, Asia and Africa. Tho
state-room Accommodation on the steamer, the
various sensations and stages OF sessickness, the
sociabiiity Of the passengers and their peculiar-
ties were inimitable, and ELECTED uncomfortable
bursts Of laughter from the audience, while his
"reminiscences OF the noble cities OF to-day and
those Of the psst, visited BY the voyasers, were
givsn with all the genuine fseshness Of ira
Weller who hiss seen with observing eyes and q
reflective mind all that he rsproduccs 10 his
hearers. rtH' H
The domestic dimsuitiss Of the Sultan Of
Turkey with his 800 wives, and the points shown
Of the similarity Of certain Of the Institutions Of
that country with those Of our own, were aptly
made And thoroughly appreciated. Marx Twain
Possesses that rare but happy eombiaation OF
talking - well ~ he writesj and n any Of our
readers may be laboring under At OF the
''bluesu we recommend TO them . speedy relief
In the brief advice, 100 and hear Mark Twain"
His next lecture IL advertised for Saturday even.
ing, at the same place. . . r
TEE NATIONAL THRATnn was well aiisd last
night, and Mr.. Brougham excelled himself ~
O'Oaiishan, In "His Last Legs" He has wit
enough on hand to redeem poor play, and his
additions and variations to such good one a.
that namsd would have pleased the author Of II
himself.
na. .-s..-u.. .f upo..honx. -, 49,. - ali
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II STORE.
04 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,

pkAScH' Hs FEM AVE. ABOVE lIth street.
Ihayo for .sale a mayaiaeent volume of Gems Of
British Art, ~ nno steel opgraylngs, SIS Seventy
Ave plstss % BpydSls s,6s q each Audi
Of United States-nne gilt, Battle Roll barclay !
Englsh Dictionary Turkey moIoeoo. Enslish Poets,
p Lls snd b. BSS sSras SaS AZ ors aas
roll An original y tSs ERsasipstoa Pfeeis%s, S
p lSai anu Japan sad Mexican Boundary
Plates; original plates engraved by himself s200,
Is .' sT fss HIsS:a !'R:i
less than half dickens works. % cents sasi. Amer
Us Adams WSrH.. s wiisss PEiSe
swifi'sMoIEs, sSMnp p,' " vols, vol. Hips.
pss as; afba Book S 81
Washington city Rare edltioe o. Dr.. syntax. illus,
MSsonfy and odd Fellow own large and valuable
= oHS Bsss wI az f bass
Renis-RsPPrts q different BsstIs., EesIs Report
s y Nsy fi E% Il AZ
The Eyaeuaton Of Nashville, Hon H. g. Foote, chair,
poes rom liz foundation Of ~ Gossramsnt
hspaisd So5' q sEf St Sniqus set SfAin'
isS SouSiooS' E..oa's Coin Catalogue, ny Monthly.
ISL. s IA S s. f ssx 9SSs sf q PSsI
i daily receive Catalogues from New York, Boaton,
sTa S %SsS
scTes AirantsmenSs made for reading, Small and
large iotsof books bought AZ best prices. Ia9.W
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NEw MERCHANTS LINZ OF STEAMERS.


JohE aTssbN.
WIN yga rsgplHrly during the winter months between
S sT oo%. IsaSs Rsss rSs
East River At the foot q Roosevelt street. every sat-
every asd rG sss SSs q
a asSss S IS, ssh Or Pi;ssse spRy y lhs
"S Ssssi .tp'''AA % TIn6afs6S' PIes sa
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STATIONERY OoNTRA ACT AwARp.D.--Ye yesterday
Messrs. Philip b Solomons, OF this city, were
awarded the contract for furnishing tho sta.
tionery for the use Of the Agricultural Depart
ment until July 81, 1858. ....
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PARrLr ExxkAinxD.-,A. short time since .
story was set Anoat mat chafges had been pre-.
iury, 70 NE shSct that he had asreed 70 have
taken out o. sne NAY cefein wtnesss ~ mreri .
p, Me preaseuuon ne case OF y, ;rt hsniy
Johnson, charKed win the murder OF Thomas
smoot eufing tne isat suHm0, ,or INC eonsi "
esixee tne eeed ios 10 arm ~ nov sppsMMs
Huestis through 4 real estate agent, and that the
decd for u was drawn, acknowledged, and re-
NJ iswSer r bcfore NJ even saw the owner. And
that the other charges can be reftited By Wit
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ing Ofnser Edmonstop, Of the Fourth precinct
arrested Ann Fitzgibens. She wss nned " BY
Justice Morsell
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FAST DRIvIso.--Henry Ely was taken before
Justice Morsell on Tuesday, charged, by ofacer
Crnmp, OF the Fourth precinct, with driving at
txventv dallara
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PsTIT LARoENy-John Bowen was arrested
by ofiiesf Parker, Of the Seventh precinct, for
stealing . foot-rug. Justice Walter sent him 10
JAIL for D hearing
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THaxArs OF VIoLESoE.--ofie Wilson, Of
the Fifth precinct, arrested Thomas Stewart and
Andrew Governor. Justice Hazard required them
70 give security to keep the peace,
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Gas Fixtures.

GAS FIXTURES WE HAVE, IN ADDITION To
~ orr regular business Of Plambiny and Gas ftting
Ninth street between and streets, ADJOINING Gnion
Hal, where may be found tho largest and most com.
plete Assortmento Of
CHANDELIERS. BRACKETS. PoRrApLEs, &C., &c.
in the city. at prices to suit AL.
jyo-u between b and stfceis
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY. - Madison Jones,
colored, was arrested on Wednesday by Oficer
Richard Williams. He was required to give
security to keep the peace BY Justice Thompson.
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PHaRSoLoaisrs aver that some are deficient In the
faculty Of remembering numbers, but whore interest
prompts natural defects may DO overcome, and We
think II TO the interest Of all to remember that at SIS
Seventh street, gentleman can got fashionable Hal
good pair Of Boots worry reasonable terms Our
stock Of Hats. Caps. Boots and Shoes Is varied and
complete. Come and us. and dom forget the mum
Dor, 5s seventh street. opposite Intelgeneer build
Ing J. T. PETTY 4 co. &c
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oRrnnAL CouRr-Ju1ss oiia.--Tho court wa.
oefaRle s ys..erd. IyIi As fSli low
sGyR Of
There SsiaS soas. :. to the age of the &c
he q n nstrsss iss iaa,
that az doubts upon those subjects should be
hoaa give the psi.oosr only the Ss.nss
OF doubt OF n. guilt but that questions Of vain.
.epleyin suits Or other eases. The benefit or
doubt mean. only doubt Of guilt.
nj. Fendsll noted an exception.
TfS vy oS IN him nSS guilty q
Frank Heck, private U. s: army, larceny OF ,
coat belonging 70 his comrade, Thomas W. Mer
aoass %s sss
coat In 9Iesss6Sp, was hs usual regulation over
| ment.
MT. Wilson thought that was an end to the
chant as laid in the Indictment opHs h could 81 not
sell y, nor dispose Of II In any. manner. He hal
merely the use q The s,tisls the property there
In M Eema G IN the United states les, u.
property, was sgiii.IenffO sustain The ownership
sHndress were well described q. her property
mts Tn sn ss mat the to dispose
ton Tha ,inthtnas mSIy ponee Ieguih-
Won us,n me tGiothhins, In iact belonged to the
prnneriv Iesc,Sss, wn9 Pm Was aiawn' and was
ptSSRe so ssi Rat Y ~ ,he a lnSrrment
,sh h,m fns n; put ane government would pun
"I rana III M, aspSS ~ * y. ~.
arnnIsnne.s, a. 49, .ney wNnia punish MIN for
Sa n,,nlhos nuoes not loiioW that ne could not
W The inrv fnunS sa,ass wm,sky. .,,.
| my Jury IVunu, after nearing the evidence, a
WERNER Hcnrv o. In nSu guilty.. IT,, :,
hehIy Jonnson' larceny Of clothing from the
w ws touhd suiiy' and sent to jail for three
mvntns. go
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DKcRAsn or AN UNABLE ADY.--LastT Thurs
day evening, Mrs, Mamie W. Barclay, beloved
wife Of Mr.. John Z. Barclay, and daughter Of
No ssl Eleventh street, deeply lAmented BY .
large circle Of dear friends. Thefuneral will take
place at 100 p m. to-day.
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TRvBNs HOUSE,
opps.!ss 3 sssI AZ d g sss.4".r N. y.

The stevens HOUSE Is well and widely Known 10 the
travelling public Tho location especially BILE TO
the business part OF the oiiy-s on The highway q
Southern and Western trayeiand adjacent 10 all the
The Stevens House has liberal Accommodations for
over three hundred guests II 10 well Furnished and
possess every modsIn Improvement for the eomfoTt
and entertainment of IL inmates The rooms arc spa
the attendance Is prompt and respectful and The table
10 generousy provided With every decaey u the sea-
son, a. moderate rates. The rooms having beon ro-
furnished and remodeled we are enabled TO oHer extra
facilities for the comfort and pleasure Of our guests
AuT.em Propristes.
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CIRCUIT Cousf-JsSsv wvlk.-This court was
occupied uI yestseffd ~ !, q .. foiiomsi p,.Dt
III snp.ssslllas q ths jury in NJ. case ~.
mentioned yesssraHy. snd me sroapss o. action
I aSif: g s ssi e sss
's: ;sss ~ . +: s
verdict for the full xmount d the notes. ~
MT, Riddle aisd motion for new THAI, with
Bake vs.. Gross, Judgment By default.
Jane y, Carroll Of al We. TIE Baltimore and
I hi. action was also Begun yesterday snd then
Il appeared for the gl.in,in thu. upon the
nso sfs avsnus ss and Sadss
United states all the land. contained in the
alternate square, that in the ailotmsnt square
$50 was assigned to Benz. Oden and Thos. Oar
roll; that the Carroll heir. succeeded to the he
pied, and n issi The R.iltosd oonpsny needing
question: sah r. from TIC ds
Occupied II fof several years. An this was dons
carroll heirs, Who now bring sait TO fesoSer, as
Ing. o. ne ,sorp.ny growing out Of their oeeu.
Messs. Bpehansn and Cox for the railroad
company and Messrs. Brent and Phillips for the
MI. Brent offered to show, In evidence, that at
sion OF the lot In question, - yielded the company
2r. Coz objsctsd that in an Sstion o. tresp.s.
s recovered sn}S p lie AMOUNT o. actual ,s i
sought 10 e introduced Would Be- proper only 70
an action Of trespass for mesne prohts, and such
action eouid only be maintained alter the recovery
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-10

BARSuN manufactured mormaids and other hum.
bugs to deceive the people. bat " 80 Calf Boots
for gentlemen Is no myth and % Boot ia genuine
We have full line Of Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps
for gentlemen and boys, at bis Seventh street. opposite
INTEL senccr Building. J. T. PETTY CO. GO
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Skates.

. CRONIN's
sKATORIAL EMPORIUM!
SKATES FOR THEMILLION
CHEAPEST PLACE IN THE CITY
LATEST STYLES OF SKATES,
FOR LADIES, GENTS,
MISSES, AND BOYS
AT THE LOWEST NEW YORK PRICES
Buyers would do well to examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
CRONIN's,
as Pennsylvania avenue.
dcl6-colm between Twclflh and ThirteenIh sts.
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DoNrEMrv ~ Cognr.--Henry willis teolored)
was arrested or q bench warrant yesterday by
Lieut.. johnson, Of tha Second precinct, ewAs
fursed over to Deputy Asrshal Phillips,
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": "a %Sssss sss broke Su.
sssssd BY . dsfsst In the nus. The damage VS.
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CITY AoAD Envy,

The duties Of this Institution will BE- resumed on
the nrst MONDAY In January, 1865. fer limited
number OF young gentlemen, =
Army aud Navy 0ncers, Engineers, aud Cadets pre-
PROF. JOHN FILL,
ja9-u Principal.
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HESHISo's, No. SIS Seventh street, near Maryland
avenue. Is cosns ont stock Of hats and caps at cost
previous 10 removal.
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LOCAL ITEM Q.

TAsIN0 MEDICINE TO cure diseases ocessicned By .
dsneieney Of Iron In tie Blood, without restoring
10 tho system, 10 like trying 10 repair building when
Tho foundation is gone. Tho Peruvian Syrup, u pro-
oxide Of iron, supplies this deficiency and builds up
IN Iron constitution.
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TIE ORIGINAL PaAxc. the Cheapest Man in this
city. Good Merino Undershirts and Drawers. Scents
80 cents, % cents, IS cents. % cents, and d, Good
White Shirts from 90 cents up. Good Paper Collars
10 cents per boz three boxes for cents Imitation
Linen Collars, two boxes for % cents. Best shaks-
poare Collars, D cents box. Best dray's Collars,
Is cents boz, tnote, De 0ray's) Good Cotton
Socks, cents pair. at Francs Popular Gents Fur
nishng Store. iei Seventh street. between and B.
four doors above Odd Fellows Hall. rs
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aHxrLrnxs's DREss saIRTs, SUPERIOR In style,
make, and fabric TO At with ease and comfort this
''human form divine.n Ready-m or made to
order At SrEPHEns d Co.,
|, SO PennsylyAnia avenue.
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An M. d. IN TRouBLR-On Wednesday morn
ing, Detective MoDevitt arrested one of the
medical profession, who holds forth In the
by Mr.. Alexander Adamson, and he had hear
ing before Justice Walter at 10 O'Clock Of the
same morning. II appears that Mr.. Quinine,
worth OF blankets, representing that all were a.
good as q sample shown at the time Of sale. On
receiving the blankets, Mr.. Adamson discovered
and he entered suit, charging the Doctor with
obtaining $500 by false REPRESENTATION. Justice
Walter decided that Mr.. Adamson could only re-
cover before higher tribunalj but no fned' the
an. d. go for selling by sample, not having
taken out license therefor.
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LApoH IsvoIoE OF CARPETs.-Mr. W. D.,
Moses has Just received an extensive invoice Of
One carpeting, per steamers from New York,
upon which, II IL said, he has reduced the price
rs cents per yard. This announcement no doubt
will cause great rush at tho "Ayenue House."
corner Of Market Space and Seventh street.
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WARRINGTON AND GKoRoETows RAILROAD
directors Of the Washington and Georgetown
Railroad Company, Wednesday evening, Mr.. s.
s. Rikef, of New York, was chosen president
pro tsns., and MT u. II. Painter, Of Philadelphia,
secretary pro ten,
On motion OF Mr.. Harding, a notice was given
to the employees of the road that no change will
be made In any person connected with the COM
pany except for cause.-Siar.
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0so. r. DowsISe, Of Nsw York, 10 here, located.
& needed for = "a ~ ls q SO street.
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PaoyAsrrr.-ou Tuesday Thomas Wells wa.
taken in charge by Oficer King, Of the First
precinct. Justice fucker, fined him ave dollars.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-10

CoLp WEATHER.-The weather set In intensely
cold yesterday, and should the present cold snap
continue for q day or two navigation on the
river will be closed, and patrons Of akatorial ex-
ercise enabled to enjoy season at the Washing
ton skating pond. Our Tom says the cause Of
"Frozen TRUTH at Metzerott Hall last night.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-10

ANOTHER FIRR.-A few minutes past O'Clock
last evening, q fire broke out In the New York
World ofaSe, No. 40 Fourteenth street, Alot Of
papers being aeeidently set on fire, An alarm
but BY the time the engines arrived, the fro was
extlneuished with trifing damage, - -