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PoLioE 1SrELLIeRsoE.-wm. II. Steele, for
| disorderly conduct, was fined IS by Justice
Buckley, and Charles oason was aned q for
deorge Courtney, for cxcsvsting. the stree
for the purpose Of doing some plumbing work,
Sss .,isstsS sa * o'Sr ourahd' and fined si
John Fitzgerald, a vagrant, was. sent to the
workhousc In default OF $40 bail for good be.
Warner Berry, eolorsd, for assault and bat.
terry, was fined Is by Justice Tucker.
John II. Cooper, n coloreJ boot. black, was
fined u BY Justice Kean, for throwing stones
John Fleming, for firing q gun In the street,
was fined t5 by Justico Lynch;
without license, was nned $40 by Justice
Fielder Masrudcr, for fast driving over a
Moses PolTaid, coiored, for lighting in the
street, was fined s3 by Justice Thompson.
J. HerIog, peddler, arrested yesterday
%Sen GI %a. es G ASs n
Justice Smith.
Levi Smith, colored, arrested by onicer Tay-
va. .ns To- or SSanffSS eoarft Sy Ta Ja
Morsell.
Dectectiycs Clarvoe aud Bigiey, yesterday,
s55e',ed wse ssys ,gS SSs,pS
Ransom Henson, supposlnR them to be passage
thieves. They were committed to jail for a
hearing BY Justice ps.I, Wsl,efi ,o, .,,.,,, ,,o
liquor store Of Mr.. Brsmberger, on Pennsylva.
MIA avenue, on Saturday night, and secfeted
himself behind the counter, with the intentio
doubtless, of robbng the store, after It had been
closed, but fortunately clerk discovered the
Intruder, and had him arrested by Sergeant
Buell.. Brown was taken before Justice Nor
sell, who committed him to jail for court.
Ofncer Koontz, OF the Fifth precinct, ar.
rested VIM. Mccarthy, grocer, for selling
liquor by the small quantity, without license,
and Justice Harper lined him $40. Mccarthy
appealed.
Harris, colored, was arrested by Ohlccr Ho
mer, of the First precinct, charged with grand
| larceny. Lieut.. Gessford had her taken to
police headquarters.
sergeant Taylor and Oflecrs Guy, Piersor
and Langley, Of the Fourth precinct, yesterday
made a raid on a shanty, corner Of Twenty
| third and NJ streets, where they arrested th'
| notorious Maria Davis, Jas. I. Davis, Mari
| Meiee, Jas. Harvey, Jas. McClclland AMI
| Bridget Welch-all OF whom were very drunl
and disordcrly. They are locked up for I
| hearing.
| John Casey, hackman, was Arrested las
| evening, by Officer OHare, OF the Sixth pre-
| cinct, and Justice CLARK imposed fine OF tlt
/ on him, for running his hack without license
| Oficer Acton, of the Sixth precinct, arrested
| Cornelius Carter, colored, on suspicion o
having stolen lady's gold hunting-casc watci
| and chain, which he was Offering for sale
| Justice Clark fined him $40 for carrying a con
| cealed weapon and held him for hearing II
| the other case.
The national Republican., 1868-12-30

PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL
UhDhR rms CHARGE Of
THE SISTERS OF CHARIlY
Corner OF Second street east and street south.
Capitol hill,
IN HEALTHY AND RETIRED PART OF wash
lhGTON CITY.
The new building 10 now ready Tor inc TecentIon
otRsuens ol every class. both medical and surgical
pho Inc cars run within two squATss Of tho buiIdIpR
rauens VIII be received into the wards al a
Pvt Wee5' PaXabie IN advance. This includes Med
''SS Psissta saa Medical Me or sar{iesl sttsndanee
MEDICAL BrAFP ATTKNDiNG.
D. r. HAaNER, n. b.. No. 200 II street, Ls.
'"nSp "fnSSpahN N hN5h'epsInth pII end Ninteentb.
yodn y, Riley, NJ D., New York avenue, bA
wen Foprlsepth and Pittsenth streets. w.
WIN hARBURY, N. D., 1856 II street
J, ,. THOMPSON os&ahoSs II. g., Oorp,r Mint,
T. FpHRuD, n Y; B Rast Capitol Ltrset
,ADylSoHY AND COEBtjITISUp
okAfIoh TYLER, NJ. D., corner OF Wysit,,.
"Npyfnf "p fnf ety usIirYssISI deoTEetown.
twssD .SSYFhsoN' N. D.. Seventh street, bs.
Ta9MAS HiILER, SIST ~ s,sest ,tto'
SohNhVM ELIOT, fOi street
Y. H. LlBERhANN' ASs ThiTIe,ntb .,,,
,nlpphsauoh eau be aBde ut tho Uuynitst -
T etni oi th9 hooVe-lamed physlGlsLs PEy' ~
sslalng patients to the Hospital viii p,ny' @
p's s.ms rooms have tho privilege OF atten1igp ",
S' persons ssfsiRY s!IH fs fa,sa,,s .oYga
Superior,
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PREPARE ron WINTERi-The best and cheap
est Merino undershirts and Drawers for co,
co and75 cents, fine article 81 and 81 25, Socks,
pair for 25 cen'Bi HandkeTchieis, l5 centsi
Gloves In endless variety and at astonishing
low pricesi Neck Ties and Sears OF the latest
designs at FRANC Il GoLDMAN's,
Marble Hall, No, 465 Seventh street, opposite
Patent Onice.
The Royal Eagle Paper Collar.
The national Republican., 1868-12-30

PosTPoSED.-The testimonial ball, which
was to have taken place at Trades Union
Hall, on last night, has been postponed, iu con.
sequence Of the inclement weather, until
New Years night.
The national Republican., 1868-12-30

REV. DR, NORRIS READINGS AT MEMORIAL
CHAPEL were complete success. The
audience was large and appreciative, repre-
Benting the various departments OF the Gov
ernment, the army and the learned professions,
the substantial people Of Washington. The
chapel itself Is very neat and attractive, and
and voiee-now starting the tear, and then
arousing uncontFollable merriment and Ap,
plause. Among his selections were Wound.
ed 1.-THE Sleeping Sentinel" by our esteemed
townsmap, Francis DeIIaas Janyier, Poc's
Raven, -" Woolsey's Soliloquy," with sew
verse. Upon motion OF Gen. Ekin, u. 5. A., a
vote OF thanks was returned TO the Doc tor
with the request that at his convenience he
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Steamboat Lines.
NEW MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP CoNp,

NEW MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
KHispTTwiI yihs TwiIt S6 Hpa substsstisl Steamers E. c.
&EGGEEXSENbEIi. wAshiisSTosss.o sSSHssosRa md 5sSEas:
Leays New Y9Tk, from Pier %, East River.
ihB ~ Alexandria and Georgetown TUESDAYS
,heiurnipEILeaye Georsetown. foot Of High
N5ses.,. THpnRRSSPPhYsi MeIaldri.. fRiDaYs;
MONDAY MORNINGS " i''A
This Line, eopneeting at Norfolk with the nus
sleAmers 81 the MerchAnts' aud Mocha icS' Trans
pollAtion Company to and from BOSTON, Is pre-,
partd to take through freight at much Ied1oed
rates, as the usual charge Of dTayage and oiLer
route. :" a'''u'u W 'hih
Freight from Boston should la eoD,,vnoa IA A..
care OiT, A. WILLIAMS i CO, NoiYSIE, va va 'ho
&c, sn UuTi6er ilioLma!ion apply to JOS, T. GAIT,
oe9rgetSSwn, p. e.. or at OFFICE OF COMPANY,
oSIhef on new YORK syenle and Seventeenth street
uoy9l'u j. W. THOMPSON, Presidept
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An Acr to 80: the ourbstones and pave the
footway and CUTTERS on the north and south
sides Of 7 street north, between Seventh and
Fourteenth street west
Be IL snaeted BY the Board Of Aldermen and
Board Of Common Council Of the eity Of Wash-
ingion, That the Msvor be, aud he Is hereby,
autho lied and reqrosted to cause the curb.
stones to be set and the footway and cutters to
be paved on the north and south sides Of T
street north, between Seventh and Fourteenth
streets west.
The work to be contracted for and executed
In the manner and under the supsrintendenos
provided by Law; and to eetray the expenses
Of said improver snt special tax equal to the
cost thereof 10 he eby imposed and levied on
all lots or part OF lots bordering on the line
Of the improvement. the said tax to be assessed
and collected In conformity With the provisions
Of the act approved October u, 1895.
Approved, November 81, 1868.
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Notices of Patents.
STATES PATENT OFFICE,

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WAsHisGros, D, G. November q, 1865.
On the petition Of CHAs. CUNNiNGHAM, Of Nashua,
New Hampshire, praying for the extension OF q
for an Improvement in BenIole yspor Apparatus:
u Is ordered that the said petition be heard at
person may oppose this extension. Objections, de-
positions, and other papers should be hled In this
noO-M3t co-ut..iasa. DS,as,
The national Republican., 1868-12-30

TIVE LABon QuKsrioS-CAnD FROM Mr..
FowLER.-Mr. Editor! As your published pro
ceedings Of the Councils did not include my
explanation there made, and as you published
the resolutions from the First ward, will you
please give place for the following explana-
tlon:,
For weeks | have been importuned for cor.
poration work by colored men, all over the
cityj they naming one dollar per day as an
amount satisfactory to them. was requested
by commissioner OF = ward to Introduce
such bill; l saw no objection to 1t, neither
do l nowi for that 10 the average price paid
common labcrera now, and all summer, b.
private individuals, There is a limit to our
ward funds and am amazed at the selfish
ness OF men that crave the whole and let their
brothers starve. My sympathies are with the
poor, and will do all In my power to relieve
them. But poverty seems to be the Inherit
ance OF the corporation, and many families,
and we must do the best we can.
T. I. FoMLER.
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MIEIsTERIAL CALLs.-Rev. DR.. q. II. Hall,
rector OF the church OF the Epiphany has, 1t Ia
stated, been rendered the Tectorship Of the
Church OF the Holy Trinity, at Brooklyn, New
York, vice Rev. DR.. LlttleJohn, elected bishop
OF the Long Island EpiscopAte,
REV. Dr. Hodges, once rector Of Christ
church, Navy Yard, has been called to the
Feetorship Of the church at OwensYllle, Wcst
river Ammo Arundel county, Md.
The national Republican., 1868-12-30

PRovfDgST AID SoCIgTY.-The board Of
directors OF the PTOvident Aid Society viii
meet at 2 O'Clock to-day at the Board OF Trade
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TINTED STATES PATENT oPFIcg,

y WAsHISdros, b. g., Dec. IS, 1855.
On the pet OF JACOB A. VAN RIPER, of spring
Valley. n Y. administrator Of the estate OF Lewis
van Ripper, deceased, praying for the extension OF
apatent granted - him on the 10th day OF March,
1855, for an Improvement in Looms;
ordered that the said petition be heard at this
oaee on the lat dayof March next. Any person
may oppose this extension, Objections, deposit
tons, and other papers, should be filed In this
once twenty days before the day q heaIing.
ELISHA FOOTE,
de2l.M3 Commissioner OF Patents.
The national Republican., 1868-12-30

ASSAULT AND DATTERY.-Yesterday after
noon, about 3 o'clock, Mr. IL. Huestis, warden
OF the jail, while In the Metropolitan Hotel
had some words with Mr.. Thomas Johnson
when the latter invited Mr.. IL outside the
hotel to settle the dispute. Mt IL. walked TO
the door, when johnson clinehed him, and
inflicted several severe blows upon the right
cheek Of Mr.. H.,eauslng the blood to How, And
laeerating his face. The parties were soon
separated by the police and taken to police
headquarters, and tried before Justice Shep
herd. After hearing the evidence, the Justice
aned both parties % each, for d!soFleFly con.
duet
The national Republican., 1868-12-30

Tue CASE OF A. HoLsTEN, for keeping n
restaurant without license, came up for hear
ing the fourth time yesterday evening, before
Justice Morsell, when Mr.. Hinc, counsel for
Holsten,. demanded trial by jury, which was
denied, ald the testimony OF the market mas.
ter and others connected with the market was
taken. The testimony showed that whisky,
ale, &c, were sold by Holster about the 18th
Inst, but all the witnesses testified to the
good character of the defendant; that he kept
quiet, orderly house; that no disturbance
had occurred in his house; that he kept the
best restaurant in that vicinity, and that II
was great accommodation to market men In
iurnlshins meals 10 them carly and late and
at all times when desired.
After argument, the magistrate remarked
that he did not approve the law that seemed to
deny to such men as Holster the right to con-
duct his business, but he did not feel justified
in dismissing the case, because the act OF Con-
gress required that all licenses should be ap-
proved BY the Board of Police, and Mr.. Hol-
sten had no such license. The Justice re-
marked that he would like to have the ques-
tion settled by the courts, and should not feel
nggriovcd II an appeal should be taken. Mr..
Holsten appealed.
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fOFrICIAL,l
CITY RDINAN NOES.
Passed BY the sixty.anh counciI.

An Acr relating to the erection OF street lamps
Be IL enacted BY the Board Of Aldermen and
Board Of Comnon Council effhs city Of Wash.
mston, That the Mayor be. and he is hereby,
required annually to contract with the lowest
responsible bidder aftsr proposal shall have
been invited by public advertisement for
furnishing this Corporation with iron lamp.
posts and lamps, the lamps to bs Of such pst.
terms ~ thei Mayor may designate, aud the posts
to be not less than ten feet long. and to project
eight feet four inches above ground when plant.
cd the base to be constructed with . circular
bottom Of not less than twenty inches diam
ster, and the top to be provided with proper
arm for the support Of ladder; the whole to
weigh not less than two hundred and Any
pounds.
Scr .. And b. It enacted That whsnsv.
the erection Of lamps upon any street, ave
nue or alley, or any portion of . street, ave.
uue, or alley, shall have bssu authorised by .
legislative act Of this Cooperation, It shall be
the duty Of the Mayor to cause iamp-posts
aud lamps, as above described, to be crested,
and to have the samo connected with gas main 8
by one inch service pipes, with proper stops
and burners Of capacity Of not more than sir
feet nor less than four feet capacity; and to
pay the expense thereof out Of the funds Of
the ward in which they may bs sit lated: Pro
vided, That under no oiroumstances shsll any
gas main be laid at the expense, in whole or In
part, Of the Corporation; or any lamps erected
| along any portion Of any street, avenue, or
alley In which gas min, shall not have been
previously laid.
Sec. s. And BE- IL enacted, That 90 soon as
lamp posts end lamps shall have been erected
and prepared for lighting on auy street, ave-
| nue., or alley, or any portion Of . street, ave.
nue. or alley, II shall be the duty Of the Mayor
| to have the same lighted with gas twenty. one
nights In each month, from dark until day.
light. under such contract as shall have been
made BY the Cooperation for ligating its pub.
lic lamps; and to pay tho expense OF lighting
out Of suoh moneys - shall have been appro.
priated Tor ttat purpose.
| tho duty Of the Mayor to have the necessary
repairs made to such lamp. post and lamps as
may from time to time require repairs, and pay
| tho expense thereof out Of the funds OF the
ward in which such lamp posts and lamps may
be located, or out Of the general fund II such
posts and lamps shall have been N ado charge.
able to tho fund.
| Sec. s Aud Be IL enacted, That II any per.
son or persons not properly authorized so to do
shall extinguish any lamp or shall break or
injuro any lamp or lsmp-post, such person or
| persons shall forfeit and pay for every such
offence fne Of not less than two nor moro
than ten dollars; to be collected aad applied
in the same: manner a. other Corporation hnss
Sec. o. And bsH enacted, That all other acts
relating to the erection and lighting Of street
lamps be, and the same arc hereby, repealed.
Approved, November 81, 1868.
The national Republican., 1868-12-30

SIXTH WARD ORIGINAL REPUBLICAN, CLUH.
This club held q meeting last evening, on
Tenth street east, between Il and q streets
south, Mr.. +. ID. Gaines president, and Mr.. ).
:. Riley secretary.
The vote taken at u previous meeting, dc.
clarinB the seat OF the president, i q, Duliu,
ESQ, vacant was teconaideFed, when the sec.
retary read a communication from MIR, Duln
rendering his resignation, which was accepted,
and Mr.. Charles Champion chosen to Ill the
vacancy.
MIR. Henry 7, Jones was elected second vice
president and Michael Sinner treasurer
Mr. $. $. Riley, chairman of the committee
on constitution and bylaws, submitted a re.
port, which was accepted, and after slight
amendments was approved adjourned,
The national Republican., 1868-12-30

FoRGERy-Captain La Tour NJ. Crlst was
arrested yesterday morning by Detective Jas.
McGowan, on warrant issued by Justice
smith, charged with forging a check purport.
Ing TO be drawn by J. II. Squier on Jay Cooke
u Co.
It appears that Crist sent Hamilton Town.
send, the sexton Of Foundry church, to the
bank on Monday to draw the money, making
an appointment to meet Townsend that even.
ing or the next morning to receive the money
The check was pronounced forgery by the
teller, and the matter was put into the hands
OF Detective McGOwAn, who, 10 company with
Detective Clarvoe, witnessed the meeting be-
tween Crist and Townsend the next morning
and arrested Crist,
The accused had n hearing at 1 o'clock, y.
m, when the above facts were put in evidence
by the United States, and the case was con.
tinued until Monday next, when the evidence
for the defence will be offered. lie was held
to bail In the sum OF $1,000 to appear for n
hearing on Monday.
Crist was an ofiicer during the rebellion In a
Wisconsin regiment, and after the war was a
clerk In the second auditors office, from which
he was discharged IN the reduction Of force in
that Office In September.
The national Republican., 1868-12-30

WFsAERpRiJJNyd PAPER ron s4LE AT rms
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ORPHANS COURT.
DECEMBER 10. 1853

4 lhFhANo' CothT'
District oaCoiumJid, ITdshington coanfy. 10 Seit
In the case Of MARIAs GooDALL, administratrix
Aforesaid has. with the OF the orphans
TUESDAY. January 70, A. . 1859. for the anal
OF said deceased, and Of the assets In hand as far
as the same have been collected aud turned into
moneys when and where all the creditors and heirs
BY law DO excluded from ali benefit In said de-:
Sr rsssy sSsy wse Ss TT IN Gs0S Ss s
Tssss, JAS R. 0 BBgsIRNR,
de2i-WSw' Register Of Wills
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
9fWashingtOn County. in the District Of olumbIa,
letters o. Administration on the personal estate oil
WA II: fEswiok, late ofWashington county. D. G. !,
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit he
same with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber,
may otherwise by law be excluded from All BEN
ehts Of the said estate,
Given under my haud this 10Th day Of December,
de2a. .wst' AdminIstistOr,
ORPHANS COURT.
District Of Columbia IVdshfn0fon Coanty' TO soii,
in the ease Of SARAH TowEKs, adm inistratrix OF
Aforesaid hAs, with the approbatio Of the Orphans
sAT6RbIY jan Q, iSo6, for he mai Hisc ssttIs;
deceased. and of the assets 10 hand, as lar as he
same have been collected and turned into money;
deceased are noasd 70 attend, Win aI aSos em saa
properly youched, or they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all beneat in said deeeased's
once week for three Weeks In the NATloSIL Iii.
,.f;sT,' TSssit " JAS X o'BEIgEE,
The national Republican., 1868-12-30

ODESSA PAEIgR CoLLAPsIHG SKIRT, the bes
made Douglassr sole agent, No. sos Ninth
The national Republican., 1868-12-30

LADIES' should call and see the Embroidered
Upper at PFince'A Stamping and FlutinE
hooms, 322 + street, between Tenth and Elev-
Fluting.
The national Republican., 1868-12-30

CARRIAGE SLIPPLrS AHD SoCES to keep the
leet warm when riding, only - and 20 cents a
pair, at AdAmsOn's, 500 Ninth street, next 10
PennsylYanis avenue. n
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An Acr TO grade First street west, from Vir
giniA avenue to N street south.
An Aor for the repair OfFourtssuth street ws,t.

Be IL enacted BY the Board of Aldermen and
Board Of Common Council ofths city Of Wash.
iHgtOn, that the Mayor be, and hs is hereby,
authorised and requested to have Fourteenth
street west, from II to Boundary street north
thoroughly repaired, by grading and gravel.
absolutely necessary and to defray the expense
thereof the sum Of one thousand I've hundred
The national Republican., 1868-12-30

PRISTgRs' GRANT AND CoLFAx CLUD.-
The above club have had prepared and en-
crossed a "Congratulstory LETTER. to Gen. U.
:. Grant, which is now on exhibition at Mr.
Benz. DeWolh's jewelry establishment, 35s
Pennsylvania avenue, under the Metropolitan
Hotel. 1t was designed and engrossed by Mr..
q, w SERVER, corresponding secretary of the
club, and reflects great credit upon him. The
presentation will take place next week, im-
mediately upon Gen. Grants return from
Philadelphis. The letter is on a sheet OF
parchment, twenty-five by thirty inches, and
is signed by ninety five members. An arched
scroll, bearing ths words, "United we stand,
Divided we Fall," heads the sheet, and is sur.
mounted with the coat of arms Of the United
States, On one side Of this scroll are n num-
of Indians representing the past; while on the
other side are the Goddess Of Liberty, a repre-;
sentation OF the arts, and locomotive, repre-.
senting the present. This arch rests upon two
columns OF scroll work, with Just on the inside
OF each column the names OF all the States,
save Virginia, Texas and Mississippi, the
first two of which are just outside the left.
hand column, and Mississippi just outside the
other denoting that they are yet outside oi
the Union. On the lower left-hand corner is
represented agriculture, and on the opposite
lower corner foreign and domestic commerce;
and between the two, within circle, a repre-
sentation of printing. office, with, In an inner
circle, the nsmes Of Gutenberg, Faust and
SchaefcF, ancient typosrsphers. Go and
see 1t.
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Az Acr to take up and rspave the alley In
square No. 57l.

square No. 57l.
Be it enacted by the Board of Alderman and
Board Of Common Council ofths City Of Wa,h.
ington. That the Mayor be, and he 10 hereby,
authorised and requested to have the pavement
In Alley ST., between First and Second streets
west and d and E streets north. taken up and
repavsd with three rows Of aagstonei AID to
dofray the cost Of said improvement, q special
tax equal to tho cost thereof bs, and tho same
Is hereby, imposed on oil lots or parts Of lots
bordering on said alley.
The work to be done under the direction OF
the Inspector Of Sewers and Streets. the Com.
missioner Of the Fourth Ward, aud two assist
ant 90 nmissionsrs to bs appointed by the
Mayor.
Approved. November Il, 1858
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From tho unbounded confidence In this Lotion.
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