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Consisuccs per Northeastern KailroId'
March go.

III bales Cotton, bbls Naval Stores, Lumber, Cot
ton seed Mdze, &c. To Kendall & Dockery, Ad,
ANS frost Co, G W Williams Co. Caldwell
L SON, Mowry 1: Co. Il Bischoff Co, Davis, Os-
tendorff & Co. Jennings. Thomlinson GO, Gold
ferguson, Mrs Snowden, Grac:er, Lee, Smith
4 Co, J Weiters, g Pritchett, D Stoney. Mazyck
Brothers. Dickhoff, A Sawyer, I L Webb.
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NTOW READY;
THE BEST POLITICAL AND STATISTICAL
MANUAL PUBLISHED.
THE DEMOCRATIC ALMANAC
For 1868.

AMONG THE CONTENTS WILL BE FOUND
A HISTORY OF THE SAN DOMINGO MASSACRE,
counterpart Of which is about being enacted In
The Southern states.
of all the Elections for this year. compared WIN pre-
vions ones: the most important acts OF Congress;
PRESIDENT Johnson's Veto Messages and Pracama-
tions; Lists Of Federal and State Otacers a9a Mem
hers of Congress; Popular and Electoral Vote FOR
presiert in 1860 and 1864; Statistical and other in
formation indispensable to every politician, planter,
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EIpOrsS.

BoSTON-Per ship NI!ssouri-17G7 bales Upland
Cotton, l4G bales Rags. &c, 2Oa bbls Rosn 40
rolls Leather, SO Eerces Rice, H3 hhds aud IS
packages Old Iron aad Sundries.
NEW YORK-Pe- steamship L Souder-1S0 naes
Cotton, 154 bblS Rosn IS bales Domesucs, 12J
teIces Clay and Sundries.
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The Charleston Cotton Market.

OFFICE o! THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON, Friday Evening. March 90 'GS. J
The prices demanded by factors continued to pre-
vent buyers from operating, and the transactions
were limited to about 100 bales say ut 10, at 20,
os at o. at 21h, at %. at %, % at q. at %.
and 81 at 26c. . 1t. We quote, somewhat noIni-
pally:
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UNIVERSITY JOURNAL OF MEDICINE AND
Surgery.

sEMI-MoNTHLY JOURNAL OF MEDICINE, SUR
gerry, PHYSIOLOGY, HYGIENE AND GENERAL
LITERATURE, DEVOTED TO THE PRO-
FESsIoN AND THE PEOPLE.
The cheape' Medical Paper in the world, pub.
lished every two weeks OF the University Building,
Ninth-street, South OF Walnut.
single copies. .....;;.................s ...sio0
Ten copies to one address..............7.5O
Fifteen copies TO one address. $50
Twenty copies to one address. $1,000. 1000
The getters up Of the Club shall have one copy
gratis Address ". PAINE NJ. D., Editor.
September II Philadelphia. Pa.
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Passengers.

Fer steamship Emily souder from New York
7;r Campbell and wife. Murphy, wife and chill
dren, W Lodor, Mrs Smith, R Drowsley, Reed j
Sans, and 8 III steerage.
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THE HERALD

rs PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT NEWBEHKY 9: H.
iot;on thro,ch ali tine upper and lower Districts OF
the State affords great advantages to advertiser
GRates for sdverfsina very reasonsble-for which.
apply 10 our Agent, Mr. 7. P. SLIDER at tns n'nn
ngeS yaSI,o-vo Editors and Proprietor
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Arrived Yesterday.
Sloop Exchange Magrath, Santee. $50 bushels
Rough Rice. 10 Ravencl & Co.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship E souder, Lebby, New York-Jno e
Theo Getty.
Ship Missouri, Edwards Boston-w Smith & Co.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship B Souder. Lebby, New York.
British ship Virginia, Lulis Bermuda.
Steamer City Point, Adkins, Palatka via Jackson
vlle Fernandina and Savannah
From this Port.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, New York, March 18.
Steamship Saraeossa, Crowell, New York. March II.
Steamship Sea Gull. Dutton. Baltimore. March 10.
Up for this Poru.
Schr W Godfrey, Godfrey, at New York, March IT.
Cleared for this Port.
Schr Naylor. Naylor, at Philadelphia, March 16.
Schr Cranmer Cranmer, at New York, March ls.
Schr G Smith, Lake, at New York, March 49,
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NEW BOOKS.

ANEW WORK JUST ISSUED BY ". PAINE, n.
d. Professor OF the Principles and Practice OF Medi.
cine and Pathology in the Philadelphia University
of Medicine and Surgery; author OF Paine's Prac-
tico of Surgery; work on Obstetrics and Materia
Med:ca suthor Of New School Remedies; an Epi.
tome OF Eberie's Practice OF Medicine; Review of
Homet pathy; Work on u.e History of Medicine;
Editor Of University Medical and Surgical Journal,
&C.. &c. 1t is royal octave OF 900 pages. and con-
tains a full description of all diseases known in
medicine and surgery, including those of women
and children, together with their pathology and
treatment by all the new and improved methods.
Price 81; postage so cents.
adelphia, Pa.
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Memoranda.

The brig Josie Devereau1, from Boston for this
port, was still in the ice q. Provincetown, on the
18th inst.
The echr Bisbee, Jones, from Camdet. Me-
for this port sailed from Gloucester Mass March H.
The schr Maine Law, johnson, from Georgetown,
S C, for Barbadoes, with q cargo OF Lumber, put
into Nassau, 9Th inst leaky, having experienced
heavy gales and had thrown overheard her deck
load Of 81, coo feet Lumber.
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PORT CALENDAR.
pnAsEs OF THE NOON.

First Quarter, 1st, II hours, Al minutes, evening
Full Moon, 9th, hours, IL minutes, morning;
Last Quarter, 18th, 10 hours. 20 minutes, evening"
New Moon, Oath, i hour. 80 minutes, morning..
First Quarter, Slst, hours, IT minutes, morning.
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ALSO. A NEW WORK,
Euttled New school Medicines, which is the only
work ever published upon Materia Medica embrac-
ing all the Eclectic, Homeopathic, and Botanic Reme
dies. with full regular Materia Msdica. Price So;
postage free.
Address as above.
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THE ENNETTsVILLE JOURNAL

THE BENN JOURNAL
rs PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
4 at Bennottsville, s. c., in the eaetern portion
OF the State, by sTUBBs & LITTLE, Proprietors,
and offer superior inducements to Merchants end
all others who wish 10 extend their business In this
section OF the Pee Dee country. We respectfully
solicit the patronage Of our Charleston friends.
Terme-$3 per anpum, invariably In advance. Ad.
vertisements inserted at very reasonable rates.
July
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A WONDERFUL NARRATIVE BT MONS DU cHAhLu'
THE AFRICAN EXPLORER.
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Marinf ufws.

Port of Charleston. March FL
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AND SOUTH CAROLINA.
RAILROAD
sUPERNTENDENT's OFFICE, !,

COLUMBIA, S. c., October s, 1867.
ON AND AFTER OCTOBER 9Th THE TRAINS.
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Il wALDs orERA Housr.--"Maric Antoinctte.
was represented last night at this favorite bijou
theatre. Miss Reynolds fully sustained her
reputation 40 representative OF tho haplcss
Queen Of France. The dramatization Of this
pieee will dissppoint the readers Of Miss Muhl-
bsch's novel. Tho characters OF tho Cardinal do
Rohan and Of the Countess La Larnotte- valois,
part Of the dramatic persona In the story, being
entirely omitted in the play. II Is redeemed
from this defect In the clever manner In which
Miss Kate Reynolds does the Queen, but'wc
were culpable not to enter our protest to the
clumsy manner in which the story-not TO say
hfsiory-is dramatized. ofcoursc, this Ia no fault
Of tho company nor Of the management The
piece Is surprisingly effective as It Is presented.
The bills are underlined for q complimentary
farewell benefit rendered to Messrs. wallack
and Davenport on Monday night, on which ocea-
sion Sheridan's "Schooi for Scandal, 10 an
nounoed, and In which Mr.. J. W. waliack and
Miss Reynolds will appear.
NATIONAL THRArRE.-The Richings Troupe
were greeted with a large house last night, ESQ
We were informed, not having been otherwise
enabled to ascertain for oursclvcs) and the opera
Of ''Fausp' was cievcrly performed. Tonight
the company will essay the "Crown Diamonds"
when 10 10 desired there will be full attendance.
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AIsxandria MATTERS.

SKAToRiAL EXCURSION. - About 2 O'Clock
Tuesday Mcssrs. Harry Kcll, Samuel Mankins,
; Ionn I'VE, moss VA Mssts, Wheat w6ite and
ya" n,noI mnrsn' nntored ~ this citv. started
Srnm tho EiSs =, ,cet ,vb,rf 10 siatc 10 Wsshinr.
tnn ASte, Latina therc and snendine me
Time thcv iesrnsJ h he tug Katie Wise had
broken the ice... They then repaired to the Long
Bridge, got on the Virginia side OF the river, put
on their skates and made for the city which
they reached after considerable dimeplty On
getting opposite the coal wharf they found an
pon, IA nv .bnso Notb}n9 rem.ined but m Al
thsm .hn,id ,nsLa theI, way hacL IN Inc Long
Rri3ge and waII bomc. which thew did. aftes
SsmSeI Psvne had gone tbrouah lie Ice I'm 10
bis shonidcrs' IN an ssitemnt Ia ret ashore and
the giving out OF Master Wheat, who was goner-
ously towed along by others Of the party.
~
TINE " VII Ut Soair ~ VI
mated in very early times, when CELEBRITY in pass
ing buct ~ Al conaarrntions was oonsidered the
test of a good fireman. The Friendship Com.
pany came into existence in lT7l, the Sun Com
psny In llI6, and the Hydrauiion, the youngest
one, In ISIS, iotty years ago. Inc umes, hIe ~,
spparatus, and the men who oontroI y, nave III
Youngest one 81 these Companies,
.,, 4. 49, a, ,,,u,.. =, ,,o
srihtTkp REVIVAL nov " pros,ohs =. wy
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/, CsIsIxAL -Cousr-yado. FisAy-The. CRIMINAL
" T ss i 3 - Y u %Ts charged
% sPs .SssHp 4, 's:
fatal blow was struck. and contepded that the only
made Va. that lie prisoner tis, ~ SiOy
that the blow was given In 10 heat o. blood, Tie
sis is:s Srs
No could in any aspect q ,Gs eon.idsr ], =,
the mi. IL nay be he would be siiyeyst Certainly
prisoner responsible. 80 .-.,-r-
over the evidence in s.iiaied the purpose.
and urged that, as the fac, Of the killing Of Dumas
N is.ts shown syiasSes Justify p E.iIis,S q;
prostitutes AFFECTIONS or blind rage At rivnis sue.
@on.tfoas Gaacr he charge Of The court. and tse
ss%sd II rr sss sa'' verdict
wound: sSr sd%':d issTs need e.. p e
sH had M Ss
wonnd %ers unnn I'm ."A Tbc ,rrors were to iudss
hoy ar the evidence in he case Sustained she plea q
murder isS N IN ~ iea,s,men Tss law undsr All
sasafx ~ n i, sa w psa IN TnIss moi "
y ~ .",,sto mo- thsv ~ ara
bound Ia nvIc, lin The bsst summsry az ia law
a. nsphs mad 4, the seycrsi instyns
"a ~, h, XXX. sost :. ia n,ayo, ~ eaansai Th.ac
nstpust,on Nv h ~ thc usy ayein ana closed Nv
GlnnE hem That they were authefiied uhder INC in-
ulcuhoht before them, u thsy pcIcNeo INC pfisohet
was not guilty % murder, but was gully OF man
sMnghter, 70 IND verdict ~ INC latter crime.
mheJury Then retired, ana he eour, took fece;s
not appearing the court took turther recess until
o'clock IA,
Fisher and DIN on the bench, 49,,
nah Iar5 wern pte,en,l and announced 'ho reaut
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COOKS BOARDING sTABLgs,
~ ON ElGHTH STRERT,
Between d and x, No. H7
- Particular attention paid 10 Boarding Horses
Large, airy and comfortable stables. The prcprstcr
IL we'll known Of the best feeders In this Dis
trct Owner. Of poor horses can have them tsitened
and well cared for.
xdks San ;: had at al. hOurs e, rsrs'.
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Confectionery.

JOSEPH H. sHk EREERIkHhhP toyyrcr,oyKRy
LADIES, AND GESTLEMRN's REFECToRY.
TAG Pennsy iyauis avenue, between Twelfth and Thir-
teenth streets,
MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOURS OF THH DAY
AND EVENING, FRONT A. n. Tol2 y.
Game, Oysters, &c, always on hand; Parties
Weddings and Receptions supplied with Chicken md
Lobster Ballad. Chickens, Croqus.s, oy.,er Y all
CharlSte RS,se, a.. Chins, Glass: silver, Wa,ts.:
In fhs city and from the country solicited. And
promptly attended TO. a..
p. 81 have no connection or Interest In any
other Confectionery Establishment in this city, OF
jia.i% JOS. Il. sHAYRIELn.
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LOCAL ITEM 8,

Few people unaoquainted with physiological chem.
stry aware Of thoquantty Of Iron In tho blood.
but all should knop the Importance Of keeping up the
supply for debility disease and death to fol.
low when the quantity becomes reduced too much.
The Peruvian Syrup Ia protoxido Of iron) supplies
this vital element. aud has cured many chronic dis.
aaI
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oapsas for the NATIONAL RrpusLIoAs IN
Georgetown may be len d the bookstores Of
Messrs. t. NJ. X. Mills Co.,, date Crsndeips) Ias
Bridge street. or Al Messrs. q. T. Getty Il Co.'S,
ico Bridge street, where copies Of the RxrusLr-
cAH may be obtained daily
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Carpets
Y, W. BRANDESBURG.

IlO W, '", no
Particular notice Is given TO my fellow Ions and
dealers In carpets and housekeepers generally that
have established myself In manufacturing the best
Ingram, List and Common or CostunieT Carpets
Dealers in CARPETS and housekeepers will And Il to
their advantage to call promise to make the boat
quality and charge tho lowest price, Housekeopers,
by bringing their list or rags 20 me, can have then
woye into carpets at rcasOnahlo price aud at short
notice . ", w; BRAN DENBUR0,
No. IFS PcnnsylyAniA avenue,
ia9a-lm bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth sts.
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Wa SELL superior stitched French ealfskin gaitsr
and boot for gentlemen. made 10 our own ORDER and
We also prepared to make tho same TO order al
short notice. call solicited, and satisAction as to
quality, At and durability guaranteed J. T. Petty
Co., Hat and Shoe Store. SIS Seventh street, opposite
IntslliKencer Building.
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SEsrLRNRS, for your furnishing goods, go to Marble
Hall, As Seventh street, opposite tho Patent once.
whore you will ind a largo aud quo assortment, At
popular prices,
NIB. Undershirts aud Drawers to DO closed out al =
aacridce l6
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He WAS A WISE NAN who said. Better the nimbl,
sixpcncs than tho slow shilling, and We sxemplifJ
his policy In business by selling at small profits,
trusting to ''quek sales" for our reward. We hav,
full stock Of hats. caps boots anA Shoes for gentle
men aud boys. which we Offer at very low prices. J.
T. Petty L Co bls Seventh street. opposite Intelli
rencer Building
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Pisg white flannel drawers or updorshirts. former
price g. now selling at ~ 2-bslow cost figures A..
ssks 4 Co.. 6l7 Seventh street. between louisiana
avenue and d street,
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Watches and Jewelry.

H. o. HOOD, Ne. ssE F.ss.y;..l. avenue. dealer
gk%Rlh ed 1s WAR; aa' Sss
sas f:S TIL; .s.;
Plated Ware. &c. at tho very lowest prices. dsi7
CHARLES DICKENS READINGS.
The Readings Of
Mr. CHARLES DICKENS.
p s9ads e. g BY himself
fOr"lipfHtr Lp . sorouoys,
Metropolitan Book store,
,. S2 Pennsylysnia avenue,
fe3Gt Between Ninth and Tenth streets
PARMEsAS CHEESE.
ITALIAN NACcARoNI.
EMF. KING SON
TUE MOST RELIABLE BRAND OF
OLIVE OIL.
After Thirty Years Experience.
Just received 'f'a'''d ts'S r1 T. frso SON
,,,.,,..,. FAMILY LEAF LARD.
ias,:i.. .. P. KING SON.
SALE OF PUBLIC ANIMALS.
CHEZ agAn5EnxAsrxn's orrrcR.)
,yu RIousoSS, Va, February 3, isos. J
VIII DO sold At Public Auction, at the Government
stables IN this city. on SATURDAY, February 1885,
ENDORSES,
0MULES.
of raSsporaton Is Invited to he ssIo VII" n. aaSn
are sound aud IN good on, thorough
farming and road purposes.
They Nill DO sold singly. and must be removed
within two days from date OF sale.
Terms; Cash, In Government funds.
by order Of the Quartermas ter General
JAMES NJ. MOORE
Byt, Lieut., Col, and Q, NJ. U. SI
fc6-td Chief O. NJ FIRST Nil Dis
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Georgetown Advertisements

REDUCTION MIN PRICES.
We have reduced the price Of PRIME BUTTER to
FoRTY-flyE CENTS PER POUND We are in
receipt Of q superior lot Of vENIsOE MANS; as
also fresh and selected stock Of ZINE FAMILY
GROCERIES call Is solicited.
J. A. BLUNDON CO.
jA3l-0t Corner Of Bridge and Congress streets.
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VIOLATING HACK LAw-Benjamin Simms
(colored) was before Justice Walter on Wednes-
day, He was fined ", Officer Davis, Of the
seventh precinct, made the arrest,
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ONFHANS CoURF,I,,r,,,,,
DnrRIcr or COLUMBIA, wAsHISGros CousTr,
10 totts
In the case % Asbury Lloyd and j. Wesley Boteler,
executors Of Elizabeth Herbert deceased
aforesaid hAye, with the APPRECIATION OF the Orphans
u9nH WAshlngto county aforesaid, ted SAT-
Element and distribution Of the persona Of said
deceased, and Of the assets In hand, far tho same
have been collected and turned into money when
WHERE ~ the ersditers and heirs Of said deceased arc
notned 10 attend, with their claims property youehed
Or they may Otherwise by law DO excluded from All
benefit In said DECEASED ostatei provided copy Of
this order DO published week for three weeks IN
Test; JAS r. OiBKIRNk~''
iA2i'IuSw Register " Wills
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Personal.

INSULT DIR. LION,
" 46s Tenth street, above Pepna. avenue.
In treating ACUTE or CHRONIC SKIN. ORGANIC
and NERVOUS DISEASES he denes esmpotition
ORGANIC WEAKNESS he guarantees to cure
thoroughly and permanently.
LADIES suffering from IRREGULARITIES, from
Whatever cause, are offered quick and thorough re-
lief
de9-n CONSULTATIONS FREE.
DRIyATE MEDICAL CONSULTATION AT ''OLD,
l. DIR. DARBY's, 90 Seventh street, opposite Odd
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A TTENTIoNL ATTENTIoNll
n JOHN O, ALBRECHT,

A TTENTIoNI ATTENTIONll
n JOHN O. ALBRIGHT,
MANUFACTURES AND DEALER IN CIGARS,
TOBACCO, SNUFF, PIPES, &c, No. 70 Bridge
street, near Congress street. Georgetown, ,desirei
TO the attention Of the public 10 selection Of
the above articles, and particularly to his clear HA
yANA CIGARS at 10 cents, and his C0NCHAs only
o cents. ho2Slm
DRGIsTRY NOTICE.-NoTICR is HEREBY
~ GIVEN 10 all qualified Voters In Georgetown !,
District Of Columbia, that the Judges OF Kleetons
spponed to Register Voter ;s Under tae AZ. o. Cor
punish illegal voting in ths District q Colypb, And
HOUSE HALL. eSrns5 "a Bsidgs and P0!omie streets
9TH 9th and nh instans for the purpose Of receiving
The act OF Congress entitled Ap act to regulate the
elective franchise In the District Of Columbia pro-
vdcs that leach and every male person, excepting
paupcrs aud persons under rdsnship, Of the age
oftwenty -one years aud upwards, who has not been
convicted Of any Infamous crime or offence, and eI
eoptng persons who have Voluntarily given aid and
comfort TO the rebels In the late rebellion, and who
States, and who shall have resided in the said Dis,
rict for the period OF one year, and three months
tho ward or election precinct In which he shall offer
to vote, next preceding any election thercn shall DO
entitled TO the elective franchise and shall DO deemed
an eeetor and entitled TO vote at any election In said
District without any dlstlneldA leeount OF color
or race " JOHN W, BRONIUGH,
2. T. GRkSiN,,
fcbl-td judges Of Elections.
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THs following is the list Of letters remaining In
the post ONCE, Georgetown, d. O., February o,
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An ACT for the relief Of Pstor McNamara.
Be- snaefed, 4rc., That tho sum cftwo hundred
and fifty. nine dollars and thirty-six cents paid
to Peter McNamars, in full compensation for
absting q nuisance, by filling public alley in
two hundred and 6fty nine dollars and thirty six
cents IL hereby appropriated out Of the fund Of
the Fifth ward
Approved, January 80, 1868.
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GENUINE BUCK GLOVES.

GENUINE BUCK GLOVES.
Genuine Buck skin Gloves for Gentlemen and Ladies'
Wholesale and retail, at RAMsBURG SONS, No
los High street, Georgetown, d. G. Ladies' and
Gents Gauntlets mAdc to order. ja2j SIN.
SALT,-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD CALL THE
attention OF the trade to their superior stock Of
Also. Turk Z Island and Rock salts Pockets,
J. TH0S. DAVIS 4 Co,
ja0-oo2w s. Water street, Georgetown. Y
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TILL TAPrISa.-Oficer Fainter, of the First
precinct, took charge Of a lad, named Perry
lines, for the larceny OF Ill, from the store Of
Mr.. John Leonberger, corner OF street south
and Ninth street west. lie Ia held at the
Seventh ward station-house for \ hearing.
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The SKATING PAnK-The immense body OF
snow has been removed from the pond, and the
Ice now Ii in As splendid condition as II was at
o goodly number at the park, aud all enjoyed
themselves as usual. To-day weather permit
ting) the park will be opened at 10 O'Clock, when
Der Of the lady aud gentlemen skaters In the
District,
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NIAGARA BY MOONLIGHT,
SIZE OF PICTURE. TEN FEET by FIVE FRErsIx
Is NOW ON INHIBITION.
HIN. BARLoWs GALLERY.
2s7 avenue Thirteenth street, south
WITH OVER ONE HUNDRED OTHER PAINTINGS,
BY NATIVE AND FOREIGN ARTISTS.
Mooslisht Painiina In America Mr. o. L. brown
stands unrlyaied 10 scenes OF this kind, Mr.. II. n.
Barlow In calling the attention Of the admirers OF the
TRULY GRAND PAINTING,
bers leave say that owing to the great expense OF
removal, &c. the charge Of sdmissien viii be-for
Season Ticket for one month, admitting two, 70
cents,
Children. 10 cents each.
M a6iSfBSnYlaf RRBskRtUEARYs.
comme neing At y, IN. . ,,,
Tickets 70 be had at Mssrs Kills, hetisrott, Philip
soIoInons, Coyle 4 Towers, Wrench 4 RichsIdson,
0alt 4 Brother, and principal Hotels. fe3.5w
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-07

An ACT for the relief OF James Batoman.
Be enacted, DC, That tho fine imposed upon
James Batemsn by.Justice Gull, In the month
Of December last, for m alleged violation Of
law, be, and tho same Is hereby, RENTED, and
that the suuDof forty dollars be, and the same
10 hereby, appropriated, payable out Of the gen.
eral fund to carry this act into effect
Approved, January 20, 1868.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-07

A NEW FISH wHARY.-Mr. James II. johnson,
who has received permission to build fish wharf
at the foot Of Twelfth street, commenced that
work yesterday, with a large force Of men, by
piles. =