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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-14
THE TRIBUNE IN EUROPE.

STEVENS BROTHERS, agents for American Libra
res. No Henriettast. Covent Garden, London, are
agents for THE TRIBUNE In Great Britain
Carl GKRoLD Il Co, Booksellers and Publishers Stef
ans pats Vienna agents for The TRIBUNE ia Austria
ASHER & Co, Booksellers and Publishers, No 10
Inter deR Lnden, Berlin agents for THE TRIBUNE In
Prussia.
Tho absve agents will receive subscriptions and adver
tisements for TuB TRIBUNE, aud supply copies OF the
paper TO Americans temporarily In Europe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-14

The appointment of Mr.. Charles X. Tucker
man, - Minister 10 Greece, which has just been
confirmed by the Senate. will give our diplo-
nstis ,syas 4 nv pspber Of sisnal !ntes.
rity Of character, and Of rare s6undness OF
judgment and practical efficiency in the con-
duct Of affairs. He cannot fail to reflect honor
on the American name abroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-14

dropped, leaving the public to infer that
Committee found nothing to base the charg~
upon, even if they did not conclude that II
was too paltry for notice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-14

Not many days ago. Nj. George Wssson " "u, .s..
ter Mass drove his hoss Empire e'a;s on hour .na
from brighton 10 wacsssss 50 miles ID nouns s HaS
"A minutes. The horss. 30 says ave .." S.sm Sons
with George wsssoa for deliberately. sna WA <.
malice .fc~e.houeat. tcrturiss 70 dsasn norsss -
shers no puuishent for sucA en- unisslins v;1en ~
If not, Mr.. EersA ought v establish u''20a ~
Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-14

~ Eew- York Legislature Home News, Must
cal Notes, The Courts. The American Colonisfs
Society. Street Cleaning, Nary Gazette and Ship
ping Intelligence are on the second page this morn
ing; Real Estate on tho dfh New Music on
fba eJsDenfh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-14

We should Ike to oak what the Judiciary
Committee Of the House have done, or intend
to do, with the resolution Of inquiry passed
aome weeks ago in regard to remark said 20
have been made by Judge OF tho supreme
Caurts The thius seems to have beeA ulenty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-14

The New Hampshire victory will DO cele-
brated by various Grant and FentOn Organiza-
tiOns tonight. Among other demonstrations
will be a serenade to Gen. Sickles, at the Bre-
WORT House. at o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-14

most part. kept together, and many Of then
learned to read. Hence, the colored people e
hat State are tho best fitted for Q college ola
cat,. ~ and their claims upon our charity ought
not 70 overlooked. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-14

"Let us pay the bonds in greenbacks.s saT
the followers of B. +. b.
Granted Now. what shall We pay tho
greenbacks INF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-14
To CORRESPONDENTS

TO CORRESPONDENTS
n, Of ApolyOus Communication Whatever
iptesdd for Insertion sueso By toe and address
otAs vrit.tss ssoessa for pabicson but guaranty for
his sOcd faith 800
All business letters s Office should DO addressed THH TSs'
uNR" NewYert
W, es.a,t undertake rejected Communications
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-14
NusiN,ss putins.

rPbsons For Mayo tbs sI,esneieI Of al pnA
ts5 n.0ds before the sVrd without rival
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-13

OMAHA, oct. l2.-The following dispatches
ave heen flifnishcd for mobilization;

OMAHA, oct. l2.-The following dispatches
have been furnished for publication;
SALT LAKE CRY, Oct. II, 1868
President Of The uaRcd States, WdShfngfon, ID.
C;-The Union Pacific railroad has been...in
formed Of the appointment Of = special COM
mission to re.cxamine their road. II the
commission includes all roads receiving SINH
lar Government subsidies and bonds this com
pany will regard the appointment with salts.
faction, but II no other road is included IL
becomes evident that the Government has
listened to representations unfavorable to the
character Of our work, and which justice re-
quires tn At shall contradict,
think 1t my duty, therefore, to assure your
ENoellency that the Union Pacific railroad 10
At least equal to any OF these other lines in
construction, appointments and permanent I'M
Iproyements, and that you can easily ascertain
the thorOughness and excellence OF the work
W reference to Gems. Grant and sherman, who
iatcly have been over this line. can also
furnish the names of many of the most emil
Scnt practical railroad men In the country to
! ,orfobotAte these statements from personal
/ knowledge.
/ / respectfully rcque,t that the commission
/ US be Instructed to enclude all these words In
! reir examination, and to report In detail the
comparative qualities OF each. To any test
/ Ills rosd shall submit, only asking to DO pro-
tGteG from unnecessary delays, which are a.
! hostile to the interests OF the country, and 10
! Ito safety OF the settlements along our route
a. It would be unJustly expensive to our
sdves.
! ISixnedD Tuos. q. DuRAsT,
Vice President L. p. r. X.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-13
nRRIyALs At uoTEIs.

klkkwooD HQUSE-KINg, ,,
h9uston, hIeSahuef kinter, II NJ WI.
n I,nn,l hCsMsr, benJ Oarpenter, Ph,h-
Son. = p p.nning y Nn,,Som Ar
Ehsrman Paitimors, Tho. Eiant,ns, fnsanh
Tbo,nIx Eimi,s. Tho. M Goor ~. siYiInpd
tlisncy Il Paul, = d C}oodwin' po.tor, = n
n P.t,ihons W. II hiiisnn %,s ~
CumminS,' Toron,o, NJ q GiIiougb' Patti.
Vile; WIN b Reader, Eastoni II II HUXLEY,
Dyer II Dulany, Edwin NJ Emerson, Camden
,,,,rr ,,o,,sy 4, 4,
EBBlII hOnSE~C. " WILLARp
wheeloek' Isnni Hso Psyns, y
zen A l. Gurney, vile and nurse, new Orloansj
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-13
me Question Between she Mayor OF
philadelphia and the shcrin-The
Opinion OF the Court.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l2.-In tho Court OF
Cbmuon Pleas a decision Was rendered In re-
lsion to tho power OF the sheriff, In which
judges Allison, Ludlow, Pierce and Brewster
c,ncurred. Tho following letter to Mayor
McMichsol from Judge Allison gives the sub-
stance OF tho opinion;
'wo have just expressed o unanimous opln-
ioa adverse 10 the claim OF the sheri TO exer-
Gle paramount or exclusive authority In pre-
sewing the peace of the city. The most that
Mayor. l also gave notice that would, II
applied to tomorrow, Issue my warrant on
proper complaint for the arrest oil the sherin,
hi, deputies or police officers, charged with
tn, exercise of authority claimed by the sheriii
In his proclamation, and that l would notify
the Mayor to be prepared with sutheientfo
TO execute my warrant IL required"
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-13
Proclamation for nm Election In Ala
hnms-Ihc KerI In ntIOn ncEun.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Oct. l2.-Goy. smith
has issued a proclamation for an election In
this state for President on the sd Of Norem'
Der. The proclamation Is Issued in accordance
with the election law passed b. the Legisla'
turc Under that law there is to be no other
election in this State before Noyembef, $50,
At that time members Of Congress, Governor,
State officers, Legislators, ETC., arc to be
elected. The present incumbsnts are to hold
over until that time.
The registration commenced this morning
In this city. The negroes largely outnumOer
tho whites,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-13
THE ELECTION TODAY.

Tie h'prIIl eyes Of the nation arc turned
towards the four states which hold their
elections today. So far in the campaign,
every NepYJ.iCan may we'll rejoice At the I'm.
bounded ca'hIsiasm OF those who are proud
to sIow :hy!r devotion to their country, and
are ready t1-lay to prove through the ballot
taat 90 Es,,..biic shall live, and thNt the Gov.
vTam-a. sarN %, preserved in all It's great.
nCss.
WuHpP' 'al trust and believe that when tho
SUI goes down to-day, there WILDE \ seal act
Upon atriumphant victory, our country saved,
and Ear above ali, campaign decided in favor
q Grant and Colfax.
Pennsylvania will to-day ele,t ten state
senators and \ full lower House, consisting OF
lJJ members. TAc new Legislature will elect
a UlitcI States Sen tor to succeed the Hon.
Chrrles H. BuckHIew, Democrat. In the last
Legislature the Republicans held the senate
10y AMI the House by majority-Joint bal.
lot, L..
Oaio "'c''s M Legislature this year. The
RcpuOliciu, have = strong ticket for state
officers
Indian, cl,'tslj state senators, ami a full
Assembly Of 100 members, who will choose a
aitrl states senator In the place Of Hon
rAo.. \. HrHIricks, Democrat. Ltsty,sr the
LcgiSt'ura stood 80 Republicans TO ~ Demo
crHts in the Senate, and IL TO - in the House
- RcpUllic1u majority on joint h,I.u! OG ~.
Nenrtskt elects state Senators, AMI full
delegation 20 mcmbcr-l to the lower House
The new Lcglslrturc VIII select a mitcI
States senator Ia place Of tho Hon. ThUmas
W. Upton.
After the elections to-day, let every Repub.
lie.n buckle on his nrmor and prepare for the
great and vi important Presidential contest
let them prcp,re TO march to the polls in No.
vemhcr next IN one solid phalNux, and, In the
language Of the inmDrtN Jackson, let them
"put tnrlr rust IN HoI, their shoulders to tho
wheel, md pIsa On the column"
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-13
Ha,c Hall between tho English and
American clubs.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l2,-The international
contest with the English crieketers closed
this afternoon with sEame Of base ball with
the athletic club at the Germantown cricket
grounds, In the presence Of about 10000 spec
tators. Harrop, of the Olympic club, acted
with the English nine as pitcher, and they
were allowed four outs to every inning on ae-
count Of being unacquaInted with the game.
Their fielding was excellent, and on tho
sixth inning they whitewashed their orpo'
ncnts. The score stood IS follows:
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-13

81 care nothing for promotion. 80 long As our
arms are .uCcrssful. '-Grunt to Sherman, Ftbru-
"Fy, ls'l
'lfmy course il not satisfactory, remove me at
nee | d. not wish In any way to impede the
success ~ nur arms. ''-Grnnt toHuiisck, F,brurry
5, lSE2
"This,s Rcpnhlie, where the will Of the people
the law NJ the land '-Gfnsr1l Grants letter to
Pr'stt,Ht Johnson, August, lsj7
- shall have no policy Of my own h iotsr', re
Against the will VI the people. ''-Grpnt's letter,
NIy -, l~S
'NlmLu Liberty, tic only truo foundation " hu.
IAN -"v. fuWrRt '-Grrnts letter n "his,Hs y
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-13

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1.-THE track Of the
Central Pacific railroad is finished to Rtcscss
river valley, Ave hundred miles east OF this
port and sixty-hye miles north OF Austin The
grading is ready for iron ono hundred miles
beyond. and 1t is said requisite to Salt Lake
will be finished by the 18th of December.
The earnings OF tho railroad for september
were t2yS ,VC0 In gold
In u few days Wells and FoTglsWill connect
with tho railroad at Graveley Ford, on the
Humboldt river. This will shorten tho route
ns..B lwO hundred mics.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-13
All Quiet In PhiIadciphia-Th Ey-
timated Majority.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-THE city Is very
quiet this evening. There arc no meCtngs.
All the politicians are gagged in preparing
tickets Tor Tomorrow election. There are
fears that some collision lnHy occur between
the sheriff IS deputies and tie mayors police.
The Democrats, encouraged by their Efforts At
naturalization, through the supreme Court,
now calculate on a majority IN the city Of from
5000 to 1000, while the Republicans arc equally
gonhLent Of majority Of over 1000, based
upon the belief that there will be \ full Re-
publican vote cast
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-13

HAVANA, October l2-CsPtSlnG General LeT.
sundi to-day Issued IN eloquent proclamation
to citizens and soldiers enioiutng tranquility
and order
AdvIces from MeXIcU state that the widow
Of Gen Patoui accused Cauto Of the assSssi-
nation OF her husband.
Tho tria! Of persons engaged In the revolt
OF Vera cruz WAS gOin. on. Uranzo, u colonel
Of the Imperial army, had been arrested.
HOuOrntO DUmingues has bCeA captured
Rich gold mines have been discovered In
GuAdalRjara.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-13
DIED.

HA0ER, -On Sunday morning. tho 18th instant,
Of clock, FRASELiS c., infant son Of Frederick
and Elizabeth V. HAger,aged year and 10 days.
ADAMS. -oa the l2th instant. at 2o'elock, p. IN. I,
WEST ApAss,aged 20 years.
His friends and relatives are respectfully re-:
quested to attend tho funeral from the residence "
his grandson, Filth street east, betwoen X and L
south, to-day, Tuesday,) tho 18th instant. at 8
O'Clock, q. In.
wRIGHT-on the 10th instant, Mrs BLtzlBBrH
wRIoHr, wife Of Charles J. Wright, AGED . years
aud months
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-13

THs recent speech Of the King OF Denmark
give, an occasion to the oniciAl press Of France
to remind Prussia OF the Treaty OF Prague,
which promised Denmark the restoration OF
the Danish portion Of Schlesuig. France,
they say, holds Prussia responsible for the
execution Of this provision.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-13

WAsnISaTOF, september II, lS8e.
,On the p"ullon9t jaws CAsH, OF Lafayette. Ia.
diana, praying Tor tho extension VI patent
granted ~ him On tho 18th day Of NoVonber,
1875, rolssuel On the 18th day Of Noyonber, 1908,
aud again uls-url W the l7th day VI April, 1896.
for au Improvement IL Seed Planters.
Is ordered hat the said petition DO hoard At
this office GU ths 2l-t day Of December nUHt. Any
person may oppose this extension, ObIeCt9ns,
dispositions, aul other papers should be lled In
THIS Office twenty days before the DAY Of hearing
ELISHA FOOTE,
sell Thlw Commissioner Of PAtCuts
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-13

NAV YORK., Oct, l2-The following commit,
tee was appointed to act jointly with the COM
mittcc the House Of bishops In nominating
Board OF Missions: Rev, Drs. Padducks, Of
Michigan, Huntington, Of Massachusctts
Pierce, Of Alnbamai otis, Of Illinois, Battle,
Of North CMolluAi cWhittier, Of Western
Now York; and welsh, OF PennsylVaniN
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-13
MARRIED.

pATTEN-AYREs On the sth instant, at Phil.
adelpbia, by Rev: d. A. Cunning CHAM, GKoRgB D.
PATTRN, ~, OF Washington, to Louisa, daughter
Of Henry X. Ayrcs. esq, VI Philadelphia. No
cards.
psfs I,u az fhS ~ Infant ~ Rsy Dr.
BoYD, ot Washington, D. @. No cards.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-13

EOR RRNT-FlVE NEATLY. FURNISHED
/ ROOMS on second aud Third Floors. tn use
VI Bath Room. References required. No ~
Twelfth street, batw1cn q aud II. Ocl3.et
JPYOu WANT GOOD GROCERIES,, AND No
1 Liquor, We Adyisu you to gu to the Temperance
GIOcury Store, corner u 1wguticth and streets.
Ocl3.lw
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-13

THE nUTCHHRT op NEGRoGs at OpelousAs
turns out, by the admission OF the rebels them
selves, to have beel evca more gross and In
excusablc than our nrst accounts indicated.
An editor, It seems, had spoken OF a display OF
rebel spirit at = political meeting. BY way of
showing that there WAS no rebel spirit, they
cowh!ded him. The negroes gathered to pro-
tect him, and no, trusting TO the laws for pro-
lection, asked them TO disperse. The rebels
then took possession OF tho town, sent around
their patrols, dis,rmed tho negroes, and
thenceforward had things all their own way
The rebel account says! 1T is estimated that
over one hundred negroes were killed, and
about nfty wounded" And 1t is added, quite
naturally, that the pcace-lorirg and orderly
whites, whom these riotOus negroes are keep
ing In constant terror of their liv0s, lost -four
| wounded AMI none killed." How long shall
we permit this persecution OF the peaceful
whites
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-13

NEW YORK, Oct. l2.-Rev. Mr.. Stu6bs, OF
New Jersey, presented - memorial on increas-
ing the salary Of clergyman, to equslize the
difference between specie and paper. Referred
TO \ special committee Of five layncn.
Judge Cunningham, Of Pennsylvania, pre-
scented about twenty memorials from indl-
yiduals IN various diocese, all having refer
cnce to ritualism, use Of vCstmCnts, and such
Ike Innovations upon the Episcopal eINice,
declaring that these gave cause for scandal,
| and approach in outward form TO the Church
OF Rome. The Judge proposed u new canon,
by which all vCstneHts during service, except
supplies md bands TO gowns, aud all vest
meRts for cLoiIs aud otLcr assistants, 30 for
bidder; also, caHd!csticks, supcr-sltars, cruel
fixes on or over the communion table, clCvat-
ing the elements, making signs OF crosses, pro-
essiOns in church, use Of incense, and many
9th or things introduced by rItualism into the
Church. Referred TO the Committee on
CanOns.
Before Hdjouruing to-day the Convention
moved hereafter to meet in the Church OF
| TTansnguratiOn instead Of Trinity church.
| The committee on the creation Of new do.
| cetes reported IN favor OF = division Of the
diocese Of Maryland, and providing for the
election Of bibhop Of the new diocese com.
posing the East ern Shore Of Maryland.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-13
Bankers
Stables.

COOKS BOARDING STABLES,
" on RlGHTH STRBkT,
Between and u, Ne. w.
Particular Atteution paid TO Boarding. Horses,
Largo, airy And comfortable stables, Tho proprie-
Tor Is known one Of the best feeders In this
District; Owners OF roor horses can have hem
Atteudsi and well carel for
CARRIAGES can be had at all hours for Parties.
WeddlnKsl and RunaIAl. laN.d
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-13

I : VI NJ :. Z 7 10 T 7 M VI TINAI -
y WAsuISuTOS. d q, september ?, l5%
on tue petition u BlzDsILL HOLLY, OF Lock port,
Y y, praylu for TIE extension Of patent granted
hin Oh the OH day p'Psbruary, lsSi, Tor au I'm
pro1ehenl N kllPll Rotary Pumps,
Nee ou tho llIh day II January naHt. ANY, per
son may uppJ-u thts eEtruriuu. Objections, dopU-
stlUu,, aud ulheT papers should be hlcd In this
rthve IWeuGydAy. before the daJ u hearing
ELISHA FuOHR,
sepiP N CUmmissiOEeT Of PAtents,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-13
nErARTMEXT Of THE INTERIOR,

- NlIEb hlATb- TAihSl pfFI.a,
wA-HINdruS, d. C. Oct. J, 1885.
On the petition u fASsY HVLNHa, u W6itohai!,
NewcOmb, drcrn-"I puyia. for the extension OF
patent grnpted sad JyhR T. NowcOnb ON tho
9Th day u January, 1855, for au improvement IN
GTaiu NArv"'IrTs.
ltis ordered that ,Ad petition be heard at Ihis
uhice the li'N day VI Docembcr noXI. Amy person
may oppose This extension. OBJECTIONS, dopOSl E
lions, aud other papers should be nod in this Of
ice twenty day, before tho DAY Of hearing,
S. II. HODGES,
ucllS-Tu}w Acting Commissioner Of Patouts
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-13

rsITBD STATEs Consul st Valparaiso,
Chill, In report to the Secretary OF State In
relation TO the earthquakes Of August 10,
states that the Inhabitants along the COST
depended in great measure on the interior
for fresh water, which was obtained by dis
tlllation, and havo endured extreme suffering
In consequence Of the destruction Of the diI-
filling apparatus.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-13
Special N Offices.

e50Js A REGULAR MEETING OF
~ the Board VI Trustee. Of Publie schools
will be held IN thor room, at tho CITY Hall, on
TUESDAY EVENING, October Is, at * o'clock.
oelO-a A. =. PARDON, Secretary.
SS5t. THE DAILY UNION PRAYER
ks MEETING at the rooms Of the roung Mons
Christian Association, over MetIerott Hall, has
become so increasingly interesting iC has been
thought best to extend The time from half to an
entire hour, commencing At s'elook each even!
ing All are In yitAd, sepl5
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-13

A wcil-knowH aad esteemed correspondent
who 6l-ns himself Hamlet" sends US the
following communication. and the evil
complained Of which is fragrant one,
WI, we hope, soon receive the attention from
the managers which our p.ay.yDing citizens
have a r.Eh; to demand:
"Of late many instances have come to my
personal knowledge where gentlemen with
ladies holding tiCAets for d" reserved seats at
the Nation Il Theatre, IN this city, have, on
going to thcsr seats ut the proper time, found
them already occupied by pSIties holding
tiCkcts for the same places.
This pcrniGious practice OF selling dupli.
cate, and sometimes tripllcate, tickets for TO-
served seats at this theatre, has become too
common t. be any longer tolerated by tho
public, or allowed to continue uumeutiOned.
II is time that other satisfaction should be
demanded Of the managers OF this theatre by
ladies' and gentlemen thus imposed upon,
than the cycT-ready excuse OF "A mere mi--
take, sir which barber once gave when, by
slip OF his razor, he clipped or hii custom
Ct's car. fOul-EatuICl persons i'll submit to
these mistakes for Nity or an hundred times
alter rs many repettiOns Of this very polite
and logical excuse, but finally patience &C Nsei
TO be AvIrtue, and these mere NJ stakes have
hcCume 30 frequent that they have the appear
ayers OF the theatre, or the result Of grOs.
care lcssucss ON tie part Of most Inefficient
employees
1t Is generous enough on the part OF the
citizens OF v tshingtOu Tor them 10 patrUniZt
theatre 20 poorly supplied with irst.clasi
actor, without submitting to the low tricks
It the 'BvWrry,' or being imposed upon l.,
the continued bIuuiers and negligence OF IRE
s!oAsIHic and incompetent employees
III
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-13
IN THE SUPREME Court OF THE DISTRICT
L Of COLUMBIA, THIS ETH DAY OF oCTo.
Der, D ISIS
Jpln : IIHWkln.l
EqUIty. lGi,

On melton u I'll" complainant by Joha J, John.
cause hor appearance " be entered herein on "
before tho hsI rule day occurring forty days after
this day, otherwise the cause Will be proceeded
" llh ~ Ia case u default.
Tert r. J. ABlGS,
Vcl3-Tcw Clulk,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-13
,nrC. F. CUMMINs,

81 SEVENTH STREET,
AN EXTENSIVE BOOTAN SHOE HOUSE,
whore The publ. may SlwsI. nna WHAT THEY
Second door South OF street and Northern Market.
ar VICE TO YOUNG NJ EN
~ ABOUT TO MARRY. -Bsnys for Young
Men. on the Errors, Abu.es, and Diseases, Incl
dent to Youth and Early Manhood, with the hu-
name view VI treatment aud cure. sent by mail In
sealed letter envelopes free Of charge Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box +, Philadelphia,
PennsylyAniA. sep2l-sm
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-13

TIE FIIsr NATIONAL BASK.-Elsevhure
will be found the .tItcmeut OF the condition o +
the First National Bank Of this city, made OIL
the morning Of the LIST Monday in October, 1865
The exhibit shows great prosperity and sue.
cess. The loans and discounts amount to
nearly thrcc-fourthS Of a million of dollars, q
fact OF gre.t Interest to our merchants and
business men. TO do business successfully, our
merchants must have the advantage Of dis.
rpults when necessary, and the large figures
b.veu indicate that this bank has afforded
great and generous facilities to our people
We are pleased TO note the evidences Of pros
psr.ty in our banks, and hail it as the violence
Of the growth and prosperity Of our city.