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master feNcral. has been grated six months leave
OF aosehoe, With permission TO 20 abroad
BY direction Of the Secretary of War a hoard OF
ofc..s' 10 consist OF Breyet Brgader General b. d.
hexandes, United States Engineers: Brevet Briga-
tiier General j. M, Robertson and Brevet Colonel j.
McAllister has been directed 10 assemble at San
Francisco on the lst OF October next 10 ascertain
the fort at Alcaaras' Island Gall and olAeF forts on
the Pacific coast
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Blnk SCHULTZ The investigation into sabbling the
captain and chief mate of the American bark schultz be
fore alluded before the United States Vice
Consul at - Georges has resulted IN two of The being
taken FROM t aud Iacsd N custody Tor the purpose
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SHIPPING NEW S.

Almanac for New YorlS---This Day.
Sun rises ....... 5 80 Moon rises. ..eve 8 %
Sun sets. ...... 26 High water. morn 10 ] 7
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SAILED.
Marine Disasters.

ship Thomas Dnnham, for Havre from sW Spii)
Wind nj slnset Sw.
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THE WEALTH OF NEW YORK.
Valuation Of the Real and Personal Property
in the state an Reported by the Board Of
Equalization.
We publish below the equalization of property in
this State, IN accordance with the following resOi-

Resolved That the valuations liked by the Board
Equalization and hereto annexed amounting
gregate to the sum of $l766 be and the
hereby adopted approved and certified the equalzed
egaed valuation Of the real and property each
OF the several counties Of this State that the
certified by the Chairman and this Board
deposited in the Office of the Comptroller the
amount upon which the said Comptroller compute the
state tax for the 1855 and that the said
made upon each separate county be entered in the
minutes OF the proceedings of this Board.
sat o. Nr York we do hereby certify the foregoing
to be correct transcript of the original resolution
adopted by the Board Of Equalization appears upon the
minutes OF said Board and the whole OF the
witness our hands, nj the city Of Albany, this
of september 1865. WILLIAM HITCHMAN,
President OF the Board of Equalization.
EBfNEzrR BLAKELY Secretary OF the Board Equaza.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A BsoLUTE LEGAL DEGREES OF DIVORCE OBTAIN
drunkenness, non-suppor cruel treatment IL sufficient
cause. Advice free.
II. MUNNEL, Counsellor, 2s1 Broadway room No. 2.
A OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE STATE LOT
"A. teres OF Kentucky
STATE OF KENTuCkY EXTRA GLASS 1853, sErr. 4, 1863.
STATE OF kssIuCKY3-c2,ss ISL, arr. 4 lses.
49, 49, ID 49, H. W 4; q So f e e. a 90 a. Manager Y,
GRAND ooNsoLIpArEp--ExrgA CLASS so, SEPT 1863
IL, 10. II, H. 5, 81, Sc, 70, 81. 90, ~ 10, a. 81
GRAND coSsoLIpAiED-c Sd, srPf. 4, ls6s.
% q d q Is y %o s. "a CO., Managers,
A OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE SHELBY col
"a. iege Lottery Of Kentucky ..
SHELBY coLLKGE-ExIEA Glass ls3, srPTFMniH isce'
SHELBY coLLEeE-cLAss 424, sEpTEMBRR lsSs
~ - - iPeiScE, sSira 4 Co, sansysrs
sTSIS 10 3 q Glass ~ 60 ST. IT, % g.
ksSrG,cKY.cr.ss l7o, srrfrSsKa l. 1855.
5S Is, "a, ~, 80, %, o. e5t "a, ~, y ~,
FRANCE, SMITH Co.
DRIES CAsHED AND INFORMATION FURNISHED
/ In ROYAL Havana and all legaized lotteries
- 'N'"' JACOB CBlTE.
Banker and Broker 300 Broadway and 1873 Fulton street
DAJN-RAIN -UMBRELLAs.
IL bingham, all qualities, Scotch
Alpaca, all qualities, fnglish.
six ali qualities, English.
In quantities suit purchasers, and nj the very lowest
f ISAAC SMITHS son co.
Manufacturers and Imuorters 40j Broadway.
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What Ma.-achuse,ts Produce. pniIy.

reply to series Of questions propounded by com.
missioner Joseph ). Wilson, of the General Land
ONCE
You state that n leading journal estimates
that the daily result Of the productive labor of Masss.
chusetis equals million OF dollars and thereupon
request me to express my opinion ON the following
IOiuts-Fist as To the entire accuracy OF the above
estimate: second. II So does IL include all branches
al business pursued in the Statey or, third. Is " re-
ttrcte TO agriculture. mining fisheries manuiac-
lures and other pursuits. either of which confer
original value 10y producing the raw material
,cssesf In answer to- the first interrogaiory
thiDk II falls far short OF the actual value of the
daiy product. orr last tabular statement was made
M 10 the Isl OF May 1850. TINS statement was
fuzzy presented by the Secretary OF our Common.
wealth from returns furnished by each cit, and town
IN me STATE, III pursuance OF an act OF the
Legislature requiring such returns 10 be made
every ten years. By mat table 0nd that
the Industrial products for the year ending
MAY I, 1861 exhibited a grand total Of
s5i2lO,6l3, being over million and half for each
working day ~ the year. with a capital of
sl54, 100000 and giving employment TO 27i An per.
sons engaged m manufacturing ana 6s G6 in agrcul.
The increase during the lasi decade is about seventy,
1--WE per cent over the former one. and as three years
nave elapsed since the date of inc laSi retnrns We
should add NJ least twenty-h per cent to obtain
the result 40 the present time. so that the
amount at the present moment should be
estimated at f650 600 600 $1,000 900 each working
day. n understand your second query correctly il
asks II mercantile other pursuits not directly con.
nected with the production OF raw material the
enhancement of is value by labor or mechanical
skill are included II this should be the right
understanding should answer no. except 40 far
NJ necessary to bring the products to market &C.,
and this think, answers your third question, 10
which would further say that these tables include
every kind OF manufactured product, including
agricultural productions shipbuilding, coastwise
frpghfs erection OF buildings, Of nsheriesin short,
every industrial pursuit In commerce, banking ana
business Of like nature, and also excluding tbe value
ol farms, lands and buildings.
Army Bulletin.
Brevet Bripsdier General George w. Bullock, who
has been for some time on duty In the Freedmens
Bureau has been mustered out Of service
Brevct Major General X. o. Tyler, Deputy quarter
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Army Bulletin.

Brevet Bripsder General George w. Bullock who
has been for some time duty in the Freedmens
Bureau has been mustered out Of service.
Brevct Major General X. q. Tyler, Deputy quarter
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Letters have been received here to-day from Sena-
Tor Hendricks and Dan Voorhees, giving very cheer
Ing account Of democratic prospects In Indiana.
Hendricks Is said To express himself confident of
beirg elected, and Voorhees, not only feels of
Indiana, but predicts democratic IN Illinois.
These letters have raised several degrees the spirits
The national Republican., 1868-12-11
PROPOSALS FOR PAPER AND TwINEs.
Posi- oIyIcE DErLsrsssr.

ss.sa s.oRS. R g. fssyssa Ssp.
sp sn ndcn me Gs S 81 HSsE fsss q
Twins ieI the use q ne p0st Osasss q .hs GATED
States; iSr one year from the nrst day Of febru'
Nc said articles to bs delivered free Of expense
TS TSs eslinsIsa quantity u sSsi article aud the
are fsps4 in
Size. q a material and quality equal % 4 IN All
SsP md % &.iss % = psssds S 1i its Sis: is.
,,o and each resm to contain perfect auires a
ineLsa In sIIo. to weigh IS pounds to the
e rs pr S'Ssh S .'ssS't .aa % r%Ri %s
about Que pound EACH.
nv" sisHth gi an s inch IL afsmeter. snS % IL balls
% weigh from one to two pounds
The contract or eoHtraets, viii DO awarded to the
ss sas saaSSn iS Ss % ssI
which bid will IN i5s practical results bO most ad'
More or less than the estimated quantities may
be ordered. as the necessities Of tne Department
may require. at the discretion OF the Postmaster
ssmples ef such articles as now used at the post
BiSst HssSsy sS 9TH PSsf ISH oSse bspaTiasat A'
Bldders will send samples Of such articles as they
Each Sdsr %ps farni.h with hi, proposal guar.
antsss q e his ability g. comply with his BID and
Two sutheient saIetios will be required to a con-
K failure 70 furnish an article contracted for
promptly 9r iur1iihing M an article inIss9r 70 that
fo5 : Forfeiture q The contract.
Blds no. made 10 conformity with this notice will
Proposals. must bs marked on tho envelope with
the name Of the article bid foT and he letter Ad
! sS' b! A'.LiF2s rs;!Pssb 2SfffEs'
| nolO'wot Postmaster General.
The national Republican., 1868-12-11

TaE HOLIDAYS arc approaching, the season
Of the year when, by general custom, pres.
ents are exchanged, when festivities arc the
rule, and all classes give themselves up to
enjoyment, and are most lavish of their means.
At this season, more than at any other, the
advertising columns Of the newspapers are
consulted to ascertain where the best and
cheapest article for use or ornament can be
obtained, and he Is wissst who nrst avails him
s.if Of this means of bringing his wares to the
attention Of the public. The REPUBLIC An
offers unexcellod advantages to advertisers,
and as we are shortly to prepare our special
holiday notices Of the best places to purchase,
dealers generally will and 1t to their advan-
tage 10 send In their advertisements ut once
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Medical.
RALrIMoRs LOCK HosPIrAL.
ESTABLISHED As A RERUGE FROM aUAcKERY.
rHs ONLY PLACE wHssS A CURE CAN BIO

81 iiSsss, y CITE
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SIssi s.ip.iess ias's III ssi nisl isils!';Ss TssnS s!
s DnFs;s Tss. & ssss 81 Tsss. Is.
Luns., Stomach, or BSyelsuuth%Sss zee ,eyribis disor.
ssoslr ana solitary pissiiees more fasi % their
ss & ,9n q Ic e s home. o.
.a'lD..''a. l'as'i'eb sseariStEs Sts a' Impossible
VIZ: hsi' .ss ssie: As ss.P S 81 ess @s
q S s sss s..sst q
ssS s; q M
Married .Psrsons. or or Young Mon eoltslapla,ins
marriage. being aEare % Physical ysskness, or.
IL Sso psss Sim.slf asa,i Ss eal. ~ B.
:n ssaf. s sn S i;s pss
Is,d SRshs,S .gS ys %fAKsss yIis1 S...o,
TRis Prs.sfai Tsndsss .iai Gfs Sl.sr
md h:ss ss S:. psa
.ss f ' 70 mol
sf srs.sSa sssy .Ss, - ~:1 y sss.;s.ss Pre- sasss
y S sS;' 5 "a sfS 4:
pleasures Of healthy offspring The most serious and
s1aassG s2a{A H. aiad
And Mental Function. weaksnsd. Loss OF Procrea-
!:'I;;; $sIi;:: S !, ~ c :s',s:.i AZ
0SSrf6;s,'i SOUTH yREpERIoK srRsEr,
RON IL: K: R aSs g
writins should stats age. and send porton' of I'd:
''re''m''' d''sbfisSinSo 81 Jo osEEHHgg.FSoISs. oEEHggFoS..
MenbsI ofths Royal CSllsEs q sa.seons Lendon,
& ~ :'ss ~ <: : 5 2. .I: EsI:.
many f sressisd VIII Isaas q h:sS ..a aa'sa; s.l:
:sss.. ERE fSfS Ss.s
inG attended soPssims; e, .,.h dsrsnssnsat Of the
n'nd "'I' FsRF XII PHRPiSGGak iHPfSifi.k korIox.
ia. Which ruin ots Sody and mind. annttns thon
.a%c 81 Ssy I'd Hssy ns q
pfV,SS1cssa Sy SaT{ hsSs' q yop,h sI wssiSs.s
sP 4 IL a. q S.y Ss.si;!
IIisISSI. I, iSfSY t.sTfSi sgsS. o the mind Al.
iSs:: 3 S'RIs:ss sRss;:s fs;;sssiss..
ss az r. 4.
eatsd. yins lnsuisr appearance about he eye,
cough and ''nD'eFRoD FoSnS 81 nsSS1TsHpHSP'i0'. nm
who h.ys injured ,hsnssiys; ~ certain practice
iIs% syli sSPPsnsSs o a .shcSi he .ss. is;s q
msS .nd sppS anS
%a maj: hs n
6? 81 N s:s a.
sons .''r. before 'Gsas;tsHRiIsstiIE sssKisaYE
reflect that sound nind and body are the most me-
sass ( s sSlssRsSS M
s t,sS:.e sss:e'ss .s.ss"sS assST
Ssetlon, hat the happiness .. mother 6Ssomss
siisA''A vi pisszss III SO; Or rxpRupEsor IA
pleasure ,ands hs kss imblbed lhs sesds SCI q III Z.
sns 100 Sf dsfPsss as, a s... m
| s;S s: Ssss: sss ss.ssiss
tenders, who. Incapable of curing. ilsh bis pscu-
oa or e Phs .S Hs1 s.S .sI ns
tsinsd. and in despair leave him with YuiHsd
health IL to siIh PS., Ms sInF d.AEpeininsp
case such as Iasetion q he Head. rsrosP Nose, @
sssh sanR I'm ssfSs 5 to a. .:ss91 ~
eGsfSe S6cssssEsT iisF t;snl9 81 Fas rRxss
Ran{ ss sussS .. s nsc0.
many S SsS0i gsPs5S. nSslss: ysisS .gys.Tsd
sadns as gentleman Of shaissssr snS Tsspons
' pssHsEs s'tn1sis sFsspfts n s' ttRRS ;isa
IN. .S.!I letter.. Il; 'Ss 9slio~iai ii
manner = JOHN s.l'lssis l'alSsssEsf Isss Rs.glisl, y
le8-ly Raltmors Mavylahd
The national Republican., 1868-12-11

NEW ENGLAND MEETING.-Pursuantt to a
call published In the daily papers meeting Of
hotel last night. Judge Samuel O. Fessenden
a brother OF Senator Fessenden, presided.
A resolution looking to the formation OF q
New England society In this city was adopted
and a committee of one from each State, oil
which L. b. French, Second Auditor, 10 chair.
man, was appointed tV draft resolution and
bylaws.
A committee, consisting OF Col. Gardner
Tufts and two others, was appointed to make
arrangements for q dinner on the I'D inst, the
anniversary of the landing Of the Pilgrims.
The meeting adjourned to meet at the same
place on Tuesday evening next, at which time
both committees are expected to report.
The national Republican., 1868-12-11

THE LETTER CARRIERS USPoRNED.-The
Measrs. Devlin Il Co, No. 2T6 Pennsylvania
avenue, having completed the uniforms Of the
style of manship that reflects credit on
them, the corps will appear In uniforms on
their routes this morning as "Bells Brigade ~
The superintendent, James l. Bell, esq, may
as handsome an appearance In uniform as
does Mr.. q. S. Benedict, jr. These uniforms
are made Of West Point gray cloth. and EN-
trimmed with black. The suits cost the car
riers ell 81 each.
The national Republican., 1868-12-11
TILE COURTS.

CIncuIr CouRr-ChieT Justice Cdriier.-This
court was occupied as follows on Wednesday:
Hall & Deming vs.. Henry Johnson. Action
the plaintiff to one Mr. Head, the son in. law Of
the defendant, upon the guarantee made By the
deiendanss defend VILE that she ~, ana her husband nm
sible for the same.
The plaintiffs evidence tended to show that
Mrs, johnson had been in the habit OF pur-
chasing groceries for family use op her hus-
bands credit at the plaintiffs establishment,
and that she carried Head to the plaintiff and
signed her own name and that OF her husband
sued for were then furnished to Headj and also
ss sna SS vile sd gone
What would he think II his wife had made
ior TGSG' ~ ,no psb sG
he was responsible" or words to that effect.
The defendants proved by Mrs. johnson that
on 9 behalf hal OF ofhsr husband, and also relied upon
the fact that the goods were charged, not to
the defendant, but to Head. The sum Of tlo5
due; the bsianss, % some ssoo, due on aseount T Of Of
Head, was the continued matter.
The case was argued BY Messrs. Brent for
fks Gour the ,sr jury iSst tsS de-
fendant was not liable for the goods supplied
to Head, unless they believed that the defend
half 1 and that the burden @ 20 Of proof Of sush su.
thority was upon the plaintifs, and that In
the absence Of such authority, Johnson's con-
versAtion held Afterwards did not remove the
necessity for such authority, but would be
merely a circumstance to be considered in the
inquiry whether such authority was given.
The Jury found for the plaintiff Slo5, thus
deciding that johnson was not bound for the
Head account.
q. Townsend x Go. vs. Scott l. Broughtou.
Judgment on account Of whisky, So, pur-
| chased for ts36. IS, with interest.
Ward vs.. Claughton, Discontinued.
Utermehle vs.. Gooding. Continued.
| Robert Coulter vs.. Z. r. Robinson. Ceriio-
rart on Justice Smith, directing him TO set the
| Bevans VS.. Leans, (trial on Tuesday, Mo-
| tion for new trial fled by Mr.. Phillips.
| Kelly vs.. Heller. Judgment confessed.
| THURSDAY,
| X. ]. Millard vs. National Bank OF Republic
Assumpsit for $500 claimed by plaintiff and re
/ fused by the bank on the ground that the
money had been paid out on the check Of plain
| tif's attorney In fact. The case was not con
cluded at the adjournment Of the court.
| Rozel Y. Pickett vs.. X. q. Stevens. Judg
| ment confessed for tl80 .03 on promissory note
Same vs.. same. Judgment confessed fol
| same amount on another promissory note.
| Van Riswick vs., W. e. spaulding. Judg
ment confessed for VI, 80 for money loaned
| Helm, Niehodemus 90. Va. John u, Ham
mack and Herfurth Va. Corporation OF Wash
ington. Continued.
Sweeny vs.. Lyon. Judgment by default.
Garrett Va. st. Able. Replication to plea o
United States vs.. Kuntz. Demurrer sus
| tAined,
| Adjourned
The national Republican., 1868-12-11

TnRowINo SToEEs. = Michael Burns and
John sullivan, sehool.boys, were each fined
IS by Justice Walter, for throwing stones In
the streets. The practice OF reeklessly huIl.
Ing missiles In the public thoroughtaIes should
be stopped by some means. On Wednesday
afternoon, one OF the Sisters OF Charity, OF the
Academy OF Visitation, corner OF Tenth and q
Ice thrown by a little boy 10 sport at com
panion. The lady, fortunately, was not Sc
TiOuHly injured.
The national Republican., 1868-12-11

Instructions TO STREET COMMISSIONERS.
-YesteTday morning Mayor Bowen Issued the
following order to the several street commits
sioheTB:
"The commissioners of the several wards
will, In compliance with the requirements Of
law, Immediately make return to the register,
material sold by them, giving the name OF the
person to whom sold, the number OF loads OF
sand, gravel, stone, and the quantity Of other
material sold to each, and the amount col.
lected, aud the amount due for the samej said
returns to cover the entire period Of service OF
said com missloneTA to date. -
The national Republican., 1868-12-11
Bookblnders,

T. BOOK BINDER AND PAPER-RuLER.
No. III Psnnsylvania avenue. between Tenth ard
Eleventh streets, south side.
Books elegantly or plainly bound. Periodieals
nd Nav nAnar. cArafnllY AItnndAh In
The national Republican., 1868-12-11
A PUBLICATIONS. FOR b uPLlCATE LAND
IA WARRANTS.
N nI LohOLn q mau concsrns
pNEaIoH OVFIcE AnV ls Is6s

PEssI0E OFFICE, Aug. IS, 1893. !
Application having been made under the aeto
Seribed Land Warrants, which are alleged to have
bsen lost or destroyed Notice is hereby given that
at the date following the description Of each war.
rant new certificate or warrant Of like tenor will
be IsissuSd, II no valid objection should then APP
pear.
No. 300, for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
February ii, 1877, In the name Of Samuel GettiH,
1888
No 7O,6sl, for 40 acres, issued under the act Of
March 8, 1875, In the name Of James Martin, md
Wss granted Julye 1856 December 70, "a
No 4, Oh, for 100 aeres, issued under the act Of
March 5, 1915, In the name Of Abraham Hall, and
WAS granted october %, 1850. January 0, lsgi
CHRIS, q, cox,
Com mi IaHiOnRT of panainns
The national Republican., 1868-12-11

SiCK AND CARKD YoR.-Bridget KecneF, col.
ored, was found on Twenty .hrst and Penpsyl.
yania avenue In an exhausted and sick cOhdl-
tlon. Ohlcer Stinehoomb took her to the sta
tioh.house, HRd after reyiving, she was taken
TO her home Oh Twenty-secOnd street.
The national Republican., 1868-12-11

THE SWISS CONSUL GENERAL, John lIltz,
esq, has been presented with a huge bald
II measures seven feet from tip to tip OF
wings.
The national Republican., 1868-12-11

CHRISTINA GWTs.-Nothing better than q
nice Carpet, Set of Curtains, Rugs, Ottomans,
Stair Rods, Oornioes. Sc, and no better place
to get them than at VIM. s. Mitchell Co.'s,
corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street,
over Perry & Brothers dry-goods establish
ment.
The national Republican., 1868-12-11

LADIES' should call and see the Embroidered
Slipper at Princes Stamping and Fluting
enth streets. Only place in town to do Steam
Fluting.
The national Republican., 1868-12-11
GALE OF ORDNANCE sToREs.

WATERTowE ARsBNAL, MAss,l
November II, 1868,
By direction Of the President Of the United
STATES, the following condemned Ordnance and
at the WAleItown Arsenal, MassaehuseIts, on
THURSDAY, the 18th Of December, at 10 O'clock
=. IN, viz!
d Cast Iron Cannon, ] Boring Machine,
Equipments, l Hand FOTos pump,
haskstf, Rihes. and Blaeksmiths', Csipon.
swor1HI teTs and FiniSheTs'
Spare parts VI Small Scrap Iron and Steel,
Arms,
Catalogues giving more detailed iniormation can
be had BY application At the Arsenkl or At the Ord
C.P. RIR0sBURY,
noNl9'ld Byt Brig Den Comd'g.
The national Republican., 1868-12-11

lILIouoR DEALERS ASSOCIATION will meet al
Trades Union Hall, at 2p. m. to-day.
The national Republican., 1868-12-11

DRIyISG on SIDEwALK-geoage johnson,
cOloted, was arrested by Otficer Richardson,
for driving his wagon on the sidewalk. Jus.
tiee CLARK fined him ".
The national Republican., 1868-12-11

Hopkins and Judson CLARK, for violating an
ordnance In maintaining . Nuisance on their
premises, were each fined Is.
The national Republican., 1868-12-11

Tue HU0R IRoE GiRDRRs, fifty feet In length
and weighing 5000 lbs. each, from the Phgnlx
Iron Works, Philadelphia, and intended for
the new Masonic Hail, corner OF FAnd Ninth
streets, arrived hero yesterday. These will
sustain the floors Of the building,
The national Republican., 1868-12-11
Watches and Jewelry.
IVuVIpv

III JEWELRY.
~: @, HOOD. Nc $50 Penpsylvapia ,syepSs.
nne Cola JEwELRY, Solid Silver Ware, Spec.
iseis., oEsTs 1iA'sSs,, Pocket And Table Cutlery,
very variety q siiyer-PiAtSd Ware, lie, a. the
The national Republican., 1868-12-11

TIE RIVER FRoNT.-The steamer Express,
Nickle, due here on Thursday evening, owing
to the scarcity OF water did not arrive from
Baltimore until p. m. yesterday.
ness was very dull along the whatves yester-
day:
RAey's sWhdrJ.-Arrived-Schr.T Thos. Owens,
stone, from lower Potomac; with oysters for
for Aocotink, light.
Carriers Whdr1-Sailed-Str. Guiding Star,
Wilson, for Alexandria, light; schr; Lady
The national Republican., 1868-12-11

steamer Providence, of the Bristol line, Ii
without foundation. The steamer Is at her
Pier on North river.
The national Republican., 1868-12-11
JSIrgD STATES PATEHT oPPIog.

" WAsHIk0ION, Nov. q, 1865
On the petition Of O. W. N. YOsT, Of Cory.
PsEIsylyaniA, praying for the extension Of pat
cat Granted him on The eDth day Of March. ls6, for
AZ Improvement In CultiyAtOTsI
Is oIaeTed that said petition be heard at this
ohles 90 lLe "a dsy Of February next. AM, per
hon may oppose this extension. Objections. depO.
sinOnl, aud other papers should be nled In this
once twenty days before the day II hearing
detPSW ComnissioncT Of PATENT.
The national Republican., 1868-12-11

WESTERN MARKET.-After the 4th Of this
month market will be held every day, except
Sunday.
The national Republican., 1868-12-11

EQUITY CoURT--JtIdgs Oiin. = This court
made the following orders yesterday;
Wheeler vs.. Douglas ct al, Decree directing
executors to convey, 30,
Nugent vs.. Nugent. Decree appointing NJ.
Thompson trustee to sell.
Deyaughn VS.. Deyaughn. Decree for distrl.
button, and rAtifyipg auditors report.
HAlmeaa ya. Wilson ct al. Order appointing
WY. Fendall trustee to convey.
De Wees vs.. Rothwell. Order for commits
sioner to take infanps answer.
Weston vs. Weston. Decree pro eORssso.
CloAkey vs. Oloakey. Order confirming
trustees report, 80,
Brayton VS.. Wilton. Order OF reference to
auditor
Miller e, al. VS.. jenkins, Order appointing
q Ingle trustee to sell.
Adjourned.
The national Republican., 1868-12-11

PREPARE poR WINTER THE best and cheap
est Merino Undershirts and Drawers for 90,
90 andT5 cents, fine article tl and 81 .2b Socks,
Gloves In endless variety and at astonishing
low prices; Neck Ties and Sears Of the latest
designs at FRANC GoLDMAN's,
Marble Hall, No. ass Seventh street, opposite
Patent Ofice.
The ROYAL EAGLE Paper Collar,
The national Republican., 1868-12-11

Hook AND LADDER WIDE AwAKR.-The
metropolitan Hook and Ladder Company
evening, at the Hook and Ladder house, on
Massachusetts, avenue, between Fourth and
Fifth streets. A happy time may be expected
presence,
The national Republican., 1868-12-11

"woNAN AS Observation-Disclosures is
called to a notice, In another column, Of q lee.
ture on this subject, BY Gen. w. II. Browne,
before Post No. !, q. A. r., this evening.
The national Republican., 1868-12-11

O. BAux's Hoop skirt, Corset, and Shoulder
Brace Factory, removed'to bl3 Seventh street,
ntelligencer Building.