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New-York tribune., 1868-06-30

calves g McGraw gives sales OF s7 mixed calves
aging $40 90 each Judd Co.. at Hudson City, sold alt
head. mostly common, at 81 09 average.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts Of 2O,637 show gain
OF about 5000 over last week There 20
sale this morning and trade varied somewhat at the diff
terent market places. Upon the whole call prices 20
&C. lower than this time week lots scarcely bring
ng l with pretty good at aG2c Lambs range from 10
Sales today COmmunipaw, all Ohio stock, poor,
70 ID 68c; car 81 n, 6lc; fine 80 10 &c. One car
extra 10 sheep dne here tomorrow At Hudson City,
I state lambs, SO t He; 200 do S 25 each, on about
ue 262 Jersey lambs % 10 llI0l2c $50 Ohio sheep St
B 7c 100 do. rs TO- ttc 222 State sheep, - n, 6lc.
At FOreth sjs sheep Of 100 B 63c $50 extra Canada
sheep llO 10 7c with p culs at s. each l23 Canada
lambs, 50 H. at llcs 1870 do 81 n lC 81 Canada ewes,
100 u, q G65e. .. ..I I'D. 4. ... f....
sALRs At COMMENTATORS THE WEEK.
BY Bells Pdc0ek-4726 sheep for s2l S44 Al or 81
per head They ranged from &C. per for ear OF rs 10
Ohio sheep to &C. for Of N; be for 7d79 b
Sc. for 69a4 10, Be Tor 7sGSl 10 &C. for IL
cars s0ds9 10 ole for cars 81 Gs2 B 6lc for cars 500
90 n. =. ..
BY p g Kase Son 2O0 sheep averaging 50 81, and sos
At HUDSON CITY
BY Judd, Buckingham Co., $3.50 sheep for slS0 27,
s. Os each ALSO 594 lambs for 1881 80 which an
average Of close upon S. each.
Bliss q Djmuick sold 902 sheep averaging 81 6el,
AT F0RTfEfIisT.
j Kirby sold Liza sheep for s. 397 76, or ~ GO each
ByS hcGraw 24 sheep, averaging 70 90 and lSOlamDs
at 81 10 each ?. ...
BY Bells PdcOck, 2O9 lambs for u 239 49, or O9eaeh
BY r. s. kase Son. 9S6 lambs averaging 80 81 per mead
SWINE-Receipts, 1887, 23O0 moro than last week
The market is heavy at ale decline from tins time last
week, ranging from s1O9tc There u cars received
yesterday and today equally divided between COmmuni-
paw and FOrtiethst. Trade is slow at the following
prices e3c for Of 1j3 b hogs ssc fOr cars, O b
1874 hogs, obtained early this morning. Nothing is sell
ing above &C. this D.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-30

Brooks. Nathaniel Thayer, Sidney Bartlett =. W.
Forbes of Boston; Erastus Corning, Albany; Moses
TAYLOR Edward Jones of NewYork.
The work of relaying the track of the Marietta and
nineinnati Railroad is progressing rapidly. The
Trmble sphced and fish bar the best known, has
haen adopted and il is expected that a continuous
rail on the eastern line will be completed this Fall
The wooden bridges on the road will be replaced
with iron ones as soon as practicable. The new or
sanitation is determined to put the road in the very
best condition for business.
New and dangerous counterfeit 500 bills on tne
Ohio National Bank of Cincinnati have made thelr
snpearance in LoayenwOrtb, Kansas, having been
mt in circulation west Of that point On comparing
one of them with the genuine, it was found that
under the words This Note" the left band cor
ner there were four white spaces where there should
have been but three otherwise, the counterfeit
appeared to be nearly perfect
The Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad
Company have declared quarterly dividend OF n
per cent cash on the stock, free OF Government tax
payable July r. the books closing June So The
company have also declared the usual 81 per cent IN
terest dividend on the third mortgage bonds less
Goyernment tax, payable also July II, at Winslow,
LaneT a. Co.'S.
TABLE Of nc Loans. S6Cce, CireidGh0H Deposits, and
Legal Tenders "a o B0lLFs Cfhe CVy Of AeIo-i Oh J0T
he tC6k tladjG SOttUG0y, June ~, 1858. .r|
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CScTESI June 79Your dul and nominal, gmy 90 31t is
Wheat duli sales at S7 No. at 81 10 Corn duh and de-
enDg Bar B384 Oats unchanged Cotton held a. e there Was
bat little demand Tobacco quiet and unchanged Whisky ookng
hed 3GJ5c IN bond Mess PORK du sale, al s2 b offered ai
f7 50 Bull du for Shoulders settled al
lie sides offered 1899 negecte Shoulders offered At 4
Clear RIB Sides l5S06e Clear Sides 6ic Hans, lSaslc Lard
dali offered at l6c. God. 1874
ST LOUIS june 2aTobseeO quiet and unehasgd Cotton Uy
dull dull 81 IS for RItra; S8d ~ 70
fr Doube Bzts and sl6e3 for Treble BIa 70 Fans Whea.
81 Choice fal; No Spring 81 10 No
q Com declining yellow s0da3c Choice 70 Psney
White s5dS6 bsd at 7Od72e RYe advancing sales At 81 td
Provisions Pok hominaT lower 428dfB y;
Bu shoulders packed l2e Bacon easier at l2i r Shoulder
64dl7 Clear aud 2002lc. Cured Hams Lard
nOmhsly Cattle s al S3Gft for Inferior to Common
- pdtb for Fair 10 Pnmej snd 70 E5dtI or Cho onep IN
fair local request - bO045 bead Lambs 81 s00S1
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKRT-JuEB 70 -
unsettled and lowers sales Of 900 head a. gf9oe
10 lie for Choce 8a9c Jor fair gond and soc ~
ross weight Common dull and of 1000 At VIZ
1913 100 Sheep Unchanged aeS Of 1000 at S5dso gross
Neigbt a. 20 condition.
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pISSENGERS no 1RRTVE.

FROM SAN FRANCISCO-June D. per Golden C,y-Mrs HoadsI
servants Mrs Ksuf ami boys p Craze hong, g. Poatnsy
Aocba NJ Cheesmsn T. Perkins A. Pagene w !"
aud ay NJ FrieandeT AMI family f. Suly and wife Coopel
and family Mrs 0sbONn r. W Gray g. James Gessnrr Brnes
Jansen a. C. Oun Mrs Miller Mrs NJ burns, g. u. Garwood
Mrs Weller and family Miss Woods Vernon and ui 9 wse
ner j. Fletcher. A. Ala,L d. Richardson. Wuning g. Psekshe
ker j. Fapier H. RenheN. Thomas j. Hall and wife. T. oBnen
and wife r. DAY. g. Dougss C. L. Place j. NJ Bandop, l.
Maver G. Van Lewen. 81. Glover, J. T. X Pike j. Dawn
and family Mrs d. J. PsI.On, l. Gos.e hIs Lemon n ant
child VI. &. GAss. H. Buckley, q. g Phene
gan Robinson Hauo N. Lyons Mrs Davis and servant ns
Philips and child p Morgan, Never Wallace o. SgaoS "
W Taretnn L. Arf C. Owens Mathews. j. G. Syker W. Miles
Cayagari Peerman and family G. G. leutrT and family MIS-
Kehoe and two infants Goderoy Mrs Wilson H. NJ TSomby
family Dr. w. A. STANLEY, Mrs GuntheT hege
NJ Luth- Gen. 7. Coulter, NJ Goodwin ap1 anhh e
wife Mrs Batemsn babes J. d. Armstrong, j. Ogden beIot
Lamott Capt l. Knapp NJ T. Beanan, X Wolf n Pame'
and family n b Powers j. aud famiJ - Mallory and hH
IT, H. Harris Henry j. Wall H. w Bowen, H. A. S~th ard 10
fnt W W. Sargent T. Compton.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SRw.YoRE.""..Ju
CIEARED

CLEARED.
stssnship-Holsata IN g. Ehlers Hamlus FTaneona Sber
wood POrasdi City Of Washington Br) Tb5e''' Liverpool "
sbiP-wsshngtOu Pase, Panama n., r.,.., nn,., Gail,
Marcabo Pncesss Alexandria (Eau verOn S. cOI aud 5,
BTs-Tro Brl Layton. Windsor n. S. Keystone, Barter
sesoou.n-g O. Knight wht.mOre Para Luist. undsTell
squrss Ind.nOa and Lsyses Nicola Gle. Eaoe,spI % ,i w.
Carer New en Sarah Maria Horton BscOs via I1sgua Joispl
Ssho.G sBfs Bus sS I S.s5s Ss5s; s' Taylor
Steamship Rapdan Chsesenan Havana June a. mde and pa's
Steamship Ga,sr Ha,Sn, DAYS: :ugsr .od tobacco
Big kOcIy Glen wallace St cOI ID days sugar and mo''''
Iis ss EBs;1: Bss brig 5s. E. R:Gd &: Grade: dig; hides and WOOL
B1s Lori BaSsn C:rsOi S., day' ,S Spasiss ss.,.
sSS Hattie Baker baker Cenugc. lsd. and mOlA''s
seS ysAf:. G..sr P.1s: ca Ios1 Is'Ps a'Es dss 1
scHOONERs-RIvER .ED coAsTwrss
Francis Arthsmu' shulee Johann vlIs'@,. R...,
Garland. Aichlas
ps9. ssss Ss. !sef '5f ST. GI% $ ia 81
took al lands OF ana broush them to this port
DOMESTIC PORTS.
goTSS Sas .e @ ~s
PoRras GosROE for Baltimore brig J.sS,:
Baltimore Passed ont 6ss juha cOme for A,gSS VI Conquer
All M.n. EsSs A;s,@ An NJ p 1ns ,S Pss =:
ceiling; LlIie Dauiels from Norfolk for B1rhadoes
FOREIGN PORTS.
oUE.SsrowS June 2-Tae steamship City Of fSeSfoi hon Nee
York Janel Is arrived here yesterday.
H.ssuRa June -The L. steamship swsara Of the Earopen
SQUADRON arrived at this port yesterday.
SPOKEN.
June " Of Hatteras brig Palmer Of ST. John hB
from MatsnEaS
MISCELLANEOUS.
The U. gas NOnOpgAheA which arrived on the hsh
tie 18th reports. no date lon Il So spoke brig Jane Of Lon
doude from June Is daring the nsAs and morn
ing Of 18th erpereaced shocks from two earthquakes
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Gurt @larofa's 9otit,.

SrArE NBvYoRE
PoRr w.RpEys OyEicE No 70 WilhAn-st )
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance VITA
ReosnIs hs the Port o. Eew York al psoa'
ar surys, b lie following under eIsuina
| h- bs po Waea that the said examinations s
s opeied within u succeeding this notice. board sa
vessels:
Steamship MARY sanford. '''''''''''''''''''''iss
Steamship Chsuncey. .....s"'.''s''''H
Of London.
Steamship Deutschland ''''''''nvvep
Steamship HeVtua.. y;
Steanshp Pa
Steamship Sherman. .........''.-''.''''.'oS
SteamShlp Saragossa.
Steamship Cleopatra. ,...sss..lo
Adophiue.
Bark 10.
Bark
Brig MATy Grace.
O. II. Kelly.
MINTH0RNE TohPkIhs Prssidsnt
J. AUvs HERBsis. SeerttaIT
New-York tribune., 1868-06-30
rHR CHINRsR MARKRTs.

SHANGHAI NAV 26Gay Sbirtngs B4 10 " ID weight aes I
piece; White ShIngs 90 TO q reeds ses a. M s
Cloths 10 weight el Soc 20 taes o. ps
InFs pp Drills tael Oc TO tsels zoe
pps Sheetngs ae 21e to se 5O AHeGean Jeans
tsels o 5taes 55e.
me Sk season il peary closed The crops expected In time to
aim tt sdyices b pert English mall ad 10 have been
made al $50 taes for No Taee Settlement. since the I'm o.
Xnr are 4O Chns Japans Total for the season 80 g
fas and 1900 Jspans exports 10 the United States from Shanghai
.to odaeg Ia les
New-York tribune., 1868-06-30
PASSENGERS AkRLHED.

FROM HAVANA June 29In steamship Rapian-M Steven.
M Da Beuitez snd chre Miss Teresa bee
man Dunoise A. Fesser Boand J. K HOyt q.
Schoekng r. Abue p p del Rio L. PaBksch Mr. Whehoae Mr.
p Mr Evans j. ngrsme T. Smile, b Damos
Master Dumose Miss T. Wood NJ Wool W Wood jL g. Butler
New-York tribune., 1868-06-30
prcE1pTs OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE

Railroads,
rSg 2sls6 so bush Wheat G 40 bush Corn 50 t5 bush Oats,
n 6Obh Malt hush Rye l43 bush Fsfseef 70 hush Beans
8 bbs Flour s bags Flour $50 Gbls Com Meal 100 e6S 0a'
N. asa b Cotton 225 bales Wool % hae Hops l,Sb hhs
Rosb 500 bb Spirits Turpenn 1 bs Petroleum
10 ibis Lard oil % bb Port 60 pkgs Cheese 6l pk Bner
ig es 81 pkEs Meats 81 pkgs Lard $50 cases and kegs
LAID bb Kggs IS pkgs stearin PEgs Rice pAg inos
6SO lead PICS bags Peann 6 hhfs Tobacco i4l Pkgs
Tobacco Hides 25s5 sides Leather l5 b6 Copper ~ bales
a. if ID RED dFruif
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THE kIARKETS

MoVDAY June % 1863
ASHES-Tbe market quiet at SO 250s8 81 Pearls ~e
nominal
COTTONPhes show esssn. alteration but the market with
life demand only small lots sales OF 10 Das
including $40 TO spinue and 35 TO specnoTs We quote
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rice, nncllanrel We nnnte
.vrvsxo,x psovis,oy M,RKyl

AFTERNooN PtoysIoN MAEHhI I3{ e. NJ NJ sib -,
Al ga Lard and Dropping sales Of 80 tes seller last ball
Of July, At l6!c .., , , oo,
PETROBtM-The market better and fairly scvei sales o. 0O
bbs Crude 6tc in bulk and a2e Ia 66s 900 sG Bhnsd IN
boud rs w AZ 3i}e closing In Philadelphia CrBf az
2oc Re6nedD bond (S W. de ssles Of 500 bb ob the
spot figures but chiefly the last rates aod le Dds baf
Sent e aDd Nov so each month, 81 Jjc.
92010c.
Raw Sagars remains M dlltc for Ts
good Refining sales Of 29l bids, at T Cuba ls ait %
Porto r Demaar, and l53 boxes Havana AZ I541S4c
Refined quiet 10. dl6lc for HMds u
SPEDS-rsss seeds d and prices nominal We quote
C1oYsy -. alalOlc. Canary.............s s. 250 $
Timothy .......... 81 5q ~ 90 Hemp & s&e9 %
Rongb flar... 65 Caleuita lueed.goid IS0 80
T6LLOW-A fair done and prizes steady sses Of
nf al n At l2Ol2!c
New-York tribune., 1868-06-30
5inantial.
MISERABLE FIRST-C CLASS INVESTMENT

DESIRABLE FIRST-CLASS INVESTMENT.
THE LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY Offer for sALB
at their O&cs, No 900 wslnutst Philadelphia,
AT NiNETYFIvB PER CENT,
ONE MILLION DOLLARS OF THEIR MORTGAGE BONDS,
bearing ISrBRBRT at the Of SIX PR CBNTUM 'nnnm,
FREE OF STATE and UNITED STATES TAXES,
payable on the let days Of June and December
Bald Bonds are either Coupon Registered and SECURED BY
MORTGAGE on the RAILROAD and BRANCHES, the ROLLING
STOCK. and the FRANCHISES Of the COMPANY.
The outstanding Bond, cO~pany due 1879 vi" be received
IN 1eh.ng. for these Bonds thus SAVING boo Of the old Issue
the smoun, paid L. CHAMBERLAIN Secretary
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD
JOLIET AND C cHc1Go RaGRoiD coUFoss oP FIRST
"DTBU9GR SEb soUx CRY RAILROAD COUPONS oP FIRST
SETSSf% 5Sp MILwAUKEE RAILROAD COUPONS or FIRST
DETROIT 1S0 PONTIAC RAILROAD COUPONS 0p PaST III Z
Finest City OfSeSYok and after the ls' ProImo hess Gov
DUBUQUE soUrHwEsTRRN RAILROAD COUPONS OF FIRST
MORTGAGE PREPERRBD BONDS.
ST. IoGIs' JACKSONVILLE AND CHICAGO RAILROAD aS,t5
COUPONS CBEp EQUIPMENT BONDS free Of uo''r
OF coSsoL6ATRS CENT BONDS free Of Government tar
6TSGSyE 5S6 sI9gx GEF "c dividend . per cent
i New " YORK June 2S sea ~ K. JEsUP L COMPANY
USIrED STATES TREAsUAY EawYoHK June q 1888
DEDEMPTION OF u. 5. LOANS OF 1877
IL l8n Instructions from te Secretary on the
the loans OF 1871 ami 'd
are said bonds viii he redeemed the Treasury De-
parment Whngon tie oce 81 the Assistant Treasurer N
Nevlork and ar ne rs' day 9Jsg s !geinoli and 'ha
interest bonds wiz after June 81 hst
gned TO The Stety Of the Treasury o re-
dempon BdOrs by the p' 10 whom payment required be
-
the asdgnment must
pany the Should that evidence be already Sled VIII The De
pament transmission sud the bureau which Was
Ceraestes presented ,tedin schedule IN which the
ber denominations Of aud other data above Isq
should be set forth II. II. NAN DlCN, As'I iIe's
A RE YOU INSUREDl
IA OFFICE OP THE
RUTGERS PlRB INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. l80 CmtTHtN. sQuAHT, CoHNER MOrrsT.
The annual osni o Directors Of tbs Company ~" be
held Office MONDAY the 9Th July 1903 Polls open ron u
Tr,bsfer boo{s viii be closed on the 29h June
EeU-York, June H. 1863 JOS W. DULLES, Seotstai'
A REGULAR BULLETIN of the REGIS
~ TERRD POLICIES Of the NORTH AMkklIA LIE ,S lNSIa
ANCB COMPANY will be- Published every iOhHBAi MONl 80,
pledged TO- anl IN posn o. tc state oi
New York through Department requod by aT
WEEKLY BULLETIN or TIIB REGISTERED POLICIES OF THB
NORTH AMERICA LiFE INSURANCE co OF NbWlohh,
MONDAY, Janr 3 1893
t,sBre1 10 $40 ~ %
DrpaS required by 5foUH ~
Actual amount deposed. ~
Surplus ~
The above j. true statement o The Registered PorI aeeot of be
America Life Insurance Company 90 hs morning 81 nsu n
June, lSod l. l. hh""''' WV '''''N
sworn TO before me- ibis 29th Jay Of June llCa
RKuBgN T. HYDE. Notary fuhne.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-30
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
MoynAys WEATHER RgPoRT-o m.

$50 sun sess... 1888 Moon sei%'..' Ia,
Sandy IIoof .... 3:5 Cows Island AL he'll Gate. ts
New-York tribune., 1868-06-30
NEW-YORK CATTLE ,MARKET.

For THE WEEK ENDING MoNDAY, June 29 i8oS
bfssS sSi6 50 81 al sd6S7 is557 4a,s5
These were sold al the following marketplaces
New-York tribune., 1868-06-30

COFFBBA moderate trade doing Rio CoGee ou, lhe gsh
market remains poes though former quotations are SUI
retained Sales Of l0s9 bsg Rio eK BTemfD and Contest Oh P"
Flour AND MEAI-The Western and State Flour is
Moderate and Old irregular and lower, o9, sn s@ @ P M Srsp
quite dan The sales are ssoo eo at 10 90 I ~ FS5s fT suB
81 SS5 50 Bia Western Of low grades 80 oe . 10 for good
choice Spring Wheat Extras 80 Se 81 90 iog Minnesota VA tlT
dOj 80 250Su 40 or Amber Winter Wheat ELrA r. IN
s sa ds sno and Sosoasis 50 for od 81 Louis Ksa
Cifnla Fo1i du and besvy & of S geaSs s' s Az e o
grades $50 bb at S8 @So for ordinary 10 good
Georgia aud virsnia and So BIa aud Family MARYLAND
and delaware Flour aud less sye sales Of l'o oo a.
for CIV as 60 for Western and SO OS5 80 Is ar Baniywine
GEaSS T. EsS 54 %1ssnm dnu Co for PsIPo an s
So 25O BUSH at 80 for No Cmeago bng' ~ oi 20 & ~
California 6 for White Mchgsni - coo - 20 ir Nhe south
the inside Pee ioT ordinary BARLEY Ma MAI J; 10 Edoa ~ %
are g. 500 b99 we,tST at u snO3 & NE & gS aS
scte be demand mainly the sales % 20 BUSH
Western MiIed ct sla o. the inside PrSe Tor ordinary VERY
a o. stock NewYok ami Brooklyn Warehouses June
81 400 hush RYE 58l Barley 1871 bush Malt IS @ bush Peas
GUNNIBs srs quiet Al our last figures -, ,, 80.
deSr1 sales a. d7oe Sbppu and al 20 for Retail lots
HEMP is dn ct loelge go S[ Mania M "a, % and Ioa9s for
MoLIsSEs-The market entirely nominal in the absence Of
oIS-Au Lnsecd quiet at 81 Os for casks and btl
business but prices unehsncd quote Whale az B
Ia s2 2sl IemsSd st from 81 81 IS for FS Prime and Choice
ONS-Wc have hd fair business n Pork but gees are
lower heavy; the % cash and regular are $50 bhs At
S25 for Oh Mess 8l8425 % or New do FOR auIe dey
s we note sales Of O bbs New Ness seller steber at S2 81
densnd sales of 70 bb at sse Is for oomoa brands
efs quiet sales 100 s2 for Common Prime Mess Beef
Hams selling at Sa3ie Cut Meat; are 9aSt small 1' % 81
o ollie for Western LAID lgsI dq nd heavy 'sss % Of
BU1FTsde s h5 du but prices unchanged We quote
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Aatiuual Republican.
AuUsRMENrs,

OLE BuIL.--This celebrated Norwegian artistic
will appear In this city, at Metrerott Hall, on
Monday and Tuesday, the 9th and 10th iustants,
assisted BY Madame vafisn Hoffman, Mr.. Ignatz
Poliak and Mr.. Z. HOFFMAN. the pianist. The
lovers Of good music, a. we'll a. the admirers Of
extraordinary talent and artistic execution, will
have an opportunity 10 enjoy rich treat. Some
seventeen years ago Ole Bull gave one OF his
rare entertainments In what was then known to
the denizens Of Washington % Carusps Saloon.
plain, unprotending gentleman. modestly at
tired; no gewgaws, no diamond breastpin or
rings on his fingers, "no rufies on his shirt, nor
malice In his mind,' he won the esteem OF every
sensible auditor, A. well As the plaudits OF the
critical portion Of tho house. Since then his
career has been ohequered. All remember the
fate Of his colony In northern Pennsylvania, and
all cherish the recollection Of the patriotic i'm
pulses that induced him to attempt founding 1t
In this asylum for tho cmlgrsnts Of all nations.
The entertainments OF Ole Bull will be much en-
HANGED by the exquisite vocsiizstion Of Madame
Hoffman nee Madame varisn James, whose repu-
tation Is oantatrice 10 well established, and Of
whom the press has been profuse In eulogy.
clio rafely presented.
ODD FELLows' HALL.-Therc will be tableaux,
music, and Refreshments at Odd Fellows Hall
March sd, 9Th, and 9Th, for the benefit Of the Me-
mortal Lutheran church.
NATIONAL THEArnE.-"Under the Gas-light"
will be produced this evening at the National
with the full strength OF the company.
A CONCERT. - The Foundry NJ. L. Sabbath
School will give concert at that church March
., at 1870 O'Clock, p m.
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THE RAILROAD BRIDGE.-In view OF the large
number Of human lives which derend upon the
safety of the abroad bridge crossing the Poto-
mac, and of the length OF time which has elapsed
since the last examination OF that structure was
made, II Is suggested that the soundness OF the
bridge be again inquired into by competent en-
gineeN The ice of the past winter has been q
great strain upon such structures, md the slip.
ping or displacement of single timber might
result In the loss OF hundreds OF lives. Under
such circumstances II Is better to err the side
OF carefulness than negligence.
FALL or A WALL.-About fifty feet OF the wall
OF the large brick warehouse fronting on the
NJ. Eldridge l. Co, fell with crash about one
O'Clock on Friday morning, carrying with 1t some
1000 bushels OF corn. Owing to the great weight
on the wall 1t fell In heap on line with the
pavement, and raised a pile OF mortar, brick,
hooring, plank, joice, rafters and corn about 20
occurred is the property OF VIM. N. McVeigh
esq, formerly of this place.
COUNTY CoURT.-The County Court opens Its
justice. But few criminal cases will claim the
attention Of the court, and the civil tion
Of monthly terms Is limited to actions OF unlaw.
full detainer, motions, &c.
RRLIaIous.-The churches were well allied yes
terday, and the resident pastors oficiated. The
Young Mems Christian Association prayer.
meeting in the afternoon was well attended.
THu ORAEoE RAILROAD has procured material
aid from the Baltimore and Ohio railroad IN pros.
ecuting the work on the Manassas road to Har.
Fisonburg, its terminus
DIsTUREANcE.-A man named job Fisher, Of
the Orange railroad, was caned In this city by Q
Mr., Davis and others, at the depot, on Thursday
night.
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CLOTHING AT REDUCED RArEs.-Mr. A straus.
north side Pennsylvania Avenue, between Tenth
and Eleventh Streets offers his large and we'll selected
stock Of Men and Boys Clothing and oeutismsn's
Furnishing Goods for the next thirty days. without
regard to cost He also offers disco int OF ten per
cent. on all purchases amounting 10 " or more. Now
is tho timo to make your purchases At an immsn,s
sayinE.
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Tur pleasures Of hope and the pleasures Of memory
are deiishtfu but the pleasure Of possession out
shines them both. especially II tho article inducing u
be Of those spring style silk Hats for sale By T.
Petty Co., Hat and Shoe store, SIS Seventh street,
opposite Iutellircncer Building.
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ALEXANDRIA MATTERS,

To OUR SUBSCRIBERS. IN ALErASDRIA.-Mr.
George W. Jones, No. IS North Alfred street, be-
tween Queen and Cameron streets, Is our author
lied agent for the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,, in
Alexandria, and will collect for subscrI ptions,
and solicit advertisements for this paper, from
the first day OF February.
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PERUVIAN srRUP. This valuable medicine has been
silently making its way into public favor by the nu
merous remarkable cures II has performed. Its ain
rular ecscy IL owing to the rotorfde Of Tron which
remains unchanged In this preparation, and Ia tho only
form 10 which this vital element Of healthy blood can
be tupplied
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-02

ANOTHER InPEAoHHRsr.-T tAilors and elothisrs
Of this city intend to impeach Messrs A, saks Co.,
on the charge Of selling goods below preos
They rely on the people to support them At SIT Seventh
street. between Pennsylvania avenue and street
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-02

BRAo is a good dog, but HoidfAst IL better. Hold
fast Buttons on pantaloons at HenninG's One Pric'
Clothing Store 5l Seventh street Call and sst sam
pie button free.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-02

THn latest styles Of Hat. and Cap. for sprns veal
have just arrived at stinsmetss great Hat and Car
Emporium, No. Sl Psnnsyivania avenue. between
Twelfth and thirteenth streets.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-02
eroRoEpown MArrERs.

onpEns for the NATIONAL RxruBLrAr In
Georgetown may be left At the bookstores Of
Messrs. T. NJ. X. Mills q Co., Qate Crandelps) l2s
Bridge street. or At Messrs. @. T. Getty Co.'S,
log Bridge street, where copies OF the RsrusLi.
CAN may be obtained daily.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-02

THE GoBsucH CHAPEL ExHBIrIos.--Ou Fri
day evening last another of those select and
pleasant exhibitions lincluding rare and choice
Washington, and the public will BE- pleased to
learn that repetition will be given on next
Wednesday aight week.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-02

SALE on PRoPERTY.-Messrs.C Cooper l. Lati-
mer have sold lots q and l, In subdivision of lot
No. II, In square 49i, situated on the corner OF
Four.and-a.half street and Virginia avenue,
and the latter to Geo. Schleet, for IS cents per
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-02

TEr yery- best French Calf Boots, stitched. twar-
rsn,sd.) Price only %. AtH. A. oleOtts, 90 Ninth
street, ....| ..