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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-05
aEoRoErowu MATTERS.

oapEp for the NATIONAL RsrunLroAs In
Georgetown may DO left at the bookstores OF
Messfs. T. NJ. X. Mills 4 Co, Qatc Crsndeirs) IL
Bridge street, OF Al Msssrs. @. T. Getty Co.'S,
100 Bridge street, where copies Of the RxrunLi-
GAN may be obtained daily. ..yt IFst .a.H
TINS X srnxsr BnIpoR.7As spring 10 APP
proaching, whom business viii be resumed on
our water front, business men Of Georgetown and
Washington are anxious that something be
struction of a durable and permanent bridge
over Rock Creek, uniting Water street and X
there at present, which will be knocked down by
those Interested in locking boats through the
outlet lock should Il remain there when naviga-
T. The sr was ereeses withoSt
the authority OF those having the right Of way
from the mouth of the canal to the outlet lock,
consequences, should IL mot be removed at the
proper time In the Washington Common Coun-
ellis, on Monday night a communication was
building Of permanent bridge, but the subject
from some unAccountabc cause, was postponed.
y the s,Sns 81 tss
above point in lieu Of Georgetown, keeping In
proper condition bridge at the old paper mill
that Ina The oounc i and merchants Of aeorgetown
will spur the dcrelict "fathersn OF the ahead Of
the nation" to act 81 once and wisely on sub
TIE MARKET Housn IxBRoaLro.--Yssterday
morning, Justice Morsell, Of Washington, issued
warrants for the arrest OF Joseph Weaver, Henry
Kengla, Daniel J. Wells. Robert Britt, william
Acton, John BAN, John Hiliery, Thornton Yates,
John ockerhausen, Andrew Hfess, Lewis Kengls
Sherwood, butchers and hneKsters, doing busi-
ness near Rock creek, upon the charge Of cstab-
fishing In individual market In violation OF cor
poratfon law. II will be remembered that these
gentlemen were prohibited from doing business
In the market known as the Butchers Marketn
Washington authorities and opened the market
Ing at eleven o'clock, and after q preliminary
examination, Justice Morsell decided 10 reserve
his decision until he had consulted the Corpora
ton Attorney as TO whether they could not do
corporation Of Washington. 'I"l
yesterday, Of the Meeting Il New Market Hail,
that Mr.. Addison, in referring TO report OF his
speech at previous meeting in a morning CO.
temporary, that he was called by the reporter
anuisance,p 1t should have read "wiseacre,n
the definition Of whica he gave In humorous
strain. 49, go
THs FREEzE-The Potomac IL as tight now AZ
u has been known for years, and instead Of we'll
laden crafts Of merchandise ploughing Its bosom,
from this point far below Alexandria, may DO
seen adventurous human crafts gliding grscefully
on skates from shore to shore.
BELow.-we learn that the steamer James s.
Green Capt. Inman, Of the old line, plying be-
tween this port and New York, has reached
Aqua Greek, where she remains, being unable
to proceed further owing to the Ice.
, TINS REaIsTRATIoN.-To.da the registration
OF voters will be commenced and continued for
three days, at New Market Hall. .|
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-05

THAT IRON Is valuable rs medicine has long boeu
known butt only since the preparation Of 1t In tn,
particular form Of Peruvian Syrup was discovered
that its full power disease has been brought 4
light Its effect In Of dyspepsia and debility /,
most salutary.
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SUPREME CoURr ov The UNITED STATES
Tuesddy, February 4, 1sos.-No. 81. Myra CLARK
Gaines, appellant, VS. +. d. De La Crolx et al;
No. 81. Same VS.. The City Of New Orleans; and
No. 50. Same vs. Manuel f. LIZARD.
The argument Of these causes was continued
by Mr.. Taylor, of counsel for tho appellees, and
pellant,
No. 90. Frederick p. James ct al, appellants,
VS.. tho Milwaukee and Minnesota Railroad
Company. The argument Of this cause was
commenced by Mr. Gary, OF Counsel for the APP
pellants.
Adjourned until tomorrow at II O'Clock.
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Hall, 80 Seventh street. opposite the Patent oaice,
whore you will find a large aud nne assortment. at
popular prices.
NIB. Undorshirts and Drawers TO DO closed out at
sacrifice l8
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VIOLATING CoRPoRATIoN ORDIsANcE,-Ser-
geant Pool, of the Second precinct, took Thomas
Green (colored) In custody on Monday last for
drying on the pavement. He was fined ~ by
Justice Thompson.
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HR WAS WISH MAN who said, "Bottor tho nimbie
sixpeuce than the slow shilling. and we exemplify
his policy In business by selling at "small profits 4"
trusting to 'quick sales for reward. We have
full stock Of hats. caps, boots and Shoes for gentle
mon and boys. which we offer at very low prices J.
T. Petty Co.. 6ls Seventh street. opposite Intelli-
geneer Building.
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NOOK's BOARDING STABLES,
" ON EIGHTH STREET,
Between ID and *, No. 467,
Particular attention paid TO Boarding Horses
Large airy aud comfortable stables The proprietor
Is well known as Of tho hest feeders In this Dis
and well cared for.
CARR1AdEs eau DO had At all hours for Parties.
Woddings, and Funerals, ia23-f
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-05

A LII PRIVATE DISEASES OF BOTH SEXES
PS4nsnsy arsins from asifoTmsiios. .dsaersi. De,
dies sn prsssni1ss 9hieS sons,t q 9uI Imps
and eMeisnt form q Remedial Agents, The
and MicroseopicAl ration, and which, locally
applied hy the patient. readily and with secfcsy en-
Medicine. per Mouth. Enclose stamp Tor PRIVG ATE
CIRCULAR. DOCTOR WALTBR
0 Broadway, New York. I
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Equity CouRr-SPEcIAL TERY-yadge 0lin.-
This court yesterday opened Its February term,
and entered the following orders;
1911. John Altman Va O.. q. Hyntley ct al.
Order for notice Of an Injunction bill to be served
on defendant, and heard on Monday next At 10
o'clock.
sOi. Augustus Brown VS.. VIM. Beak ct al Re
port of X, z. Jackson, trustee to sell real estate,
confirmed, unless objections be filed within
thirty days.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-05

PRoPosEp REWARD ron VIGuANcE.-A Pitts
burg paper says resolution asking for an ap-
aisbursed in rewards to oiiicers exhibiting un n
usual vigilance and activity In the discharge Of
their duties, we are informed will be presented
at the next meeting Of the Police Committee.
We are pleased to announce that our police,
with very few exceptions probably, need no such
incentive. They are prompt and watchfui.
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LOCAL ITEM 8.

FINN LlaOa beaver oycreoats at saO-prime costi no
deviation. A. saks Co. OF seyenth street, between
Pennsyl yauia avenue and d street
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We SILL a superior stitched French ealfskin gaiter
aud boot for gentlemen. made 10 our own order and
we are also prepared to make the same to order q,
short notice call solicited and satisfaction As to
quality, at and durability guaranteed. j. 7. Petty
Co. Hat and Shoe Store. SIS Seventh street. opposite
Intelligencor Building.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-05

Another reduction In the price Of gentlemen Is and
boys white dress shirts. ut Henning's ono Price
Clothing Store, No. oil Seventh street denticmens
French yoke shirts for a. Boys excellent shirts for
Al each
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-05

DisoRpRRLY AND PRopAsE.-Patrick O'Brion
was arrested on Monday, by Officer King, of the
First precinct He had hearing before Justice
Tucker, who relieved him of t5. -.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-05

Posir AssocIATioN,-This association meets
again on next Friday night at Temperance Hall.
Considering the success which has attended this
organization SO far II may be safely called one
Of the most prosperous in WAshiggton. Its ON
GERS are gentlemen wen qualified to inspire the
public with confidence, These building associa-
lions are the poor mans best savings bank.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-05

In DURANGO yiLE.-Omeer Kelley yesterday
afternoon arrested Jas. T. Atkinson, q moulder
by.trade, and Daniel Curtin, laborer, who, II is
alleged, while attending the auction sale Of M.
X. Walsh & Co., on Pennsylvania avenue, took
the liberty Of walking away with pair of boots
and set Of plated castors. Atkinson, upon the
approach Of the officer, ran, but was closely fol-
lowed and finally captured. He processes to So
journ temporarily at the Hotel Hurley, where
his friends may see him. A.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-05

VIOLATING THE SUNDAY LAw.--Qp Monday
last OHicer Koontz, OF the Fourth precinct, ar
store open on Sunday. He was fined sio by Jus,
ticc Morsell.
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a CHEAP FOR CASH. nSANA
40 QUE , STN tn Al 1H

COACH, CARRIAGE, AND BUGGY HARNESS,
-, II, Prom si7 % $40 pcr set.
WAGON, TEAM, AND CART HARNESS,
CHAIN TRACES, HALTBRs, MiJDLRs,
COLLARS, 5ApDLERY, WHIPS, &o.
LARGEST STOCK IN THE DISTRICT.
Repairing promptly done by good workmen,
doysrnmeit Harness, llaltSrs, Plough Brides, Col
lars, Traces 10 large stock at wholesale aud no.
tail. Cart Harness 20 per sot
o. .f..r JAMES u, TOPHAM& CO,
..... AS-b0O-6A
sRxEkTH STREET,
cheap shoe store feS.9tf
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THE PoroMAc.-Both the steam and sailing
vessels are lying quietly at their whsryes on the
Potomac, with tho exception Of tho steam-tug
Katie Wise, which, II is said, broke the Ice as
far down An Alexandria,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-05

DISMISSAL or A GUARDING. p. ID. Kaiser, a
guard at the jail, has been dismissed by Warden
Huestis, for an infraction Of the rules Of that
inatitution.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-05

ap.xn LAnoxsy.-Sarsh Myers (colored) wai
srraisned before Justice Nor ell on mionaaAy ~
, Ohicer Pesrson, of the Fourth Pre'h''' ohs
, was committed to jail Tor court. ...
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-05

DIscHARsKp.-Owing't to the scarcity Of work
and the retrenchment order, sixteen laborers, en-
pioyed about the Treasury building as sweeps
force Will be still fpftheF reduced In the course
Of Q few days, when some ten or hfteen more
will be discharged, there being no work for them.
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Mr.. Oammack reports l,ltO individuals apply
Ing at the soup,hopses, and as MS experiences
the committee, he reports them for approval.
Mr.. Dulin suggested that there DO q special
'FfBSs sTssssS S ted Sss ' r. ReyDurn had
rendered his services as general agent for the So
1'f Haii rs%arEed that he had placed the con.
dition Of the poor before his church on last Sab
bath morning, and thereby collected some 5000,
do so, they would soon raise the sum Of $1,000
On motion, the matter was laid over for the
MI. Nailey reported that he had carried the
bill for 81 500 for the relief OF the poor to the
Mower Board, and after its passage there, carried
On motion OF Mr.. Shepherd, tho Chair ap.
pointed Mr.. Dulin and Mr.. Nalley az . commit
passage at the earliest possible moment. W. '''
Mr.. sloan moved to appropriate 800 to pur-
chase wood Carried:
Instructed to address letters to the proprletors
of the different places Of amusement, the Wash
set apart some day for the benefit oi tho poor.
On motion, the meeting adjourned to meet next
Tuesday at O'Clock, p. M, In the same room.
LARCENY OF MoSEy.-Yesterday evening, Mr..
John Tally reported at headquarters that Sl25
had h
and Miller and Oiiicer James iiawes yesterday
morning arrested Pink Jackson, VIM. Moody,
C Ssa and John v, OZARK, coiored, upon War'
rant sworn out before Justice Smith, charging
them with the larceny Of sls5 from the complain
ant They came before tho Justice, when all
save the latter two were released on their own
reeognizance. Pha officers went yesterday morn,
ins 70 the house OF the mother Of Cass, on T
street, where they captured new suit Of clothes
nd pair Of shoes, which he 10 supposed to have
q, CHASED with the money. Cass and CLARK are
pu; for further hearing to-day.
uoBrr BoY.-Nr, Duncan Proctor, from
MA county, Va, eameto the city yesterday
Loudoun Ntbe purpose Of pyyehasi9g wedding
morning a. 'hisb to celebrate the npptials qf some
parties iG "a. ste ofpstrnony. The cake was
the biissini 81 esrsfllly slowed away In his
pnrehaseea a, anu ma, xhty boy, Tommy Donovan BY
wagon, pus 10 Nsss that way, and seeing the
MANS tnm His rreea was taxoited, and he was ~
you , ~ snir,fina IL away, when he was caught
tn , t s xatshfui eouL usym man, who handed him
W oyyer 10 policeman, By whom he was presented
~ Justice CLARK. The c hap was sent Ihe work.
ouse.
v,oLArIsa THE Snow LAw.-Omcer Fell, OF
,hc Fifth precinct, Arraigned J. L.. Hodge before
'amstiee Harper on Monday last His tax was n.
SWiiliam Huff was arrested on the same day, ny
n,,eer I,afiel, of the Fourth precinct. He was
lined t2 by Justice Morseh
FIourIua.-Johh Leonard was arraisned before
Just ss mar ,;recinct. He was locked up SIX
hn,rs ~ live him time to coolof
anANp LAnoKsy-Sarsh Myers (coloredl was
srraigned before Justice Mors gu On nin ~
Ofilcer Pearson, of the Fourth P'e'A'" DIV
was committed TO jail for court ...
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-05

GANBLgRs Run IN.-On Monday Henry Baker,
John Wallace, and Marsbury Jackson, all col.
Nelson, of the Fifth precinct. Justice Harper
required them to give bail In the sum Of 400 each
for their appearance at court-Baker for keeping
gambling-house, and the other two for faro
dealing.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-05

CIRCUIT CouRr-Judge Wyle.-This court
opened its February term yesterday. No bust
ness being In readiness for the court, after ex.
cusing some jurors, II adjourned until this morn.
Inn :
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-05

WiTHpRAws.-Messrs. Cooper 4 Latimer Of
fcrcd for sale two new hrst-class brick houses,
with three stories and Easements, opposite Gen.
Grants residence, on I street, between Second
u, 200 cash for each, at which the property was
Withdrawn, .' . # r.. p
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-05

The MISSIONARY TEMPLB, erected by Waugh
Chapel Sunday School, Sunday evening, Goth
pltimo, as reported In our columns, VIII be re-
built Wednesday evening, with special exercises
by the children.
Although the church on that occasion was
crowded to It's utmost capacity, many were una.
BILE to gain admission, and we predict pleasant
entertsinment to all who may favor the school
with their patronage. See advertisement.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-05

SALE or MosRys-At regular monthly meet
ing OF the First Go-operstiye Building Associa-
ton, held last Monday night at Potomac Hall,
Maryland avenue and Eleventh street south,
there were " BOO sold, as follows Two shares
were sold at ti.5oj two shares, at COS two
shares, at tl.49j one share, at tl.t9,
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INcTTHiE Es syPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
ll0 Equity Docket 8.

pearance having been returned by the Marshal mot
70 be found = aud the conn lainant having flied an
amdaNit that the defendant IL resident OF this
Distret, on motion Of the complainant by her atior-
ney, u Is this 18th day OF January, A. D. 1865 ordered
TO DO entered herein before the nrst Rule day
curing lorty days after this day otherwise tho cause
Will be proceeded with as In case Of default.
by tho Court.
4 true COPY:
Test; II, ], MElGs, Clerk.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-05

ISsAsE-on Monday, Onicer Marders, Of the
First precinct, was called on to arrest woman
named Margaret German, who was attempting
house on Maryland avenue, near Seventh street
Tho ofioor procured vehicle and took her l.
tho Second precinct station.house, where shs
was turned over to Sanitary 0nloer Whitemore
for tho purpose Of sending her to the insane
asylum.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-05
A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAoEl

OWE DOLLAR IAcH.. |
Webs Cotton clssh, Dress Patterns, esnt ra,.sra..
sswiss nsss sh wssehss pr sna Fancy Coed.
with slip describing an article in our dollar sale.
Any person smae or female can send in club q
get premium for doing SEND ID he zistered Let
tiers. Samples mailed f,ss y sny sddrsss
@ Hanover street, Boston, Mass
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-05

Resurrection OF THE MISSIONARY TsnPLx.--
As will be seen In our special notices, the build
Ing Of the Missionary Temple, which took place
at Waugh chapel, on Sunday evening, the 10th
were there on that occasion will remember that
many were debarred from enjoying the very
We advise all TO 90 this evening, ns there will be
some very interesting exercises by the Sabbath
school, and as II is but young school observes
the patronage Of all.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-05

WENT TO JAIL.-Thomas Bulger was arrested
breeinct;' charged with obtaihing goods under
false pretepcc from the store Of Mr.. =. o. Mo
DoweiT. Justice Walter found Thomas guilty
OF the charge and commit ted him to jail foy court
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-05

GOVERNMENT CLERKs' AssocIATIoS.-Last
evening the above association met at their hall,
corner OF Eleventh and i Streets but transacted
no business OF public character, and adjourned
TO meet at their new rooms on ID street, near
Seventh.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-05

VIOLATING THE Snow LA@-omcer Felt, OF
,hc Eiiih precinct, arraigned J. l.: Hodge before
an. a.st,ce ii hrper on Monday last. His tax was ~
William HUFF was arrested on the same day, by
otfcer Laiiel, Of the fonfth precinct ho was
hnsd AZ by Justice Morsell.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-05

PRoyIDEsT BUILDING AssocIATIos.-Thls as
ISOLATION met last evening at 1880 O'Clock, in the
Miller school-house, on " street between sixth
and Seventh streets. They sold forty eight
shares, valued at 400 per share, for premium
of 40 per cent
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-05

Sons or TENPRnAseE.-A new division of TIL
Order was Instituted on Monday night, at the
church on Sixth street, between NJ and N, under
the name Of Mutual Division No. 20, Sons often
Persnee The following, officers were elected
S,M, II. Woodwardj A. II. s., /. S. Hollidge
+; 81 pr. B. :. Turneri Treasurer, L. W
ductor, Thos. Humphrey, Assistant Conductor
X. q. Langleyj ]. s., Jno. r, Annandaie,
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WAsuIsGTos SoHuTSEs VERgIN BALL.-The
second annual ball OF this ionrishing social as.
OF Eleventh and o streets, on Monday evening,
and 1t WAS pronounced by all present as grand
ane music hugely, and the pleasant dance and
mary waltz were kept up until the we small
hours of yesterday morning, and all went home
with the wish in their hearts, "Long live the
Schutzen Vercin.n
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FERMENTATION OF RESOLUTIONS To BARON
vow dKRoLr-Yesterday afternoon the com
zens on Wednesday night, at German Hall, for
the purpose Of congratulating the people Of Ger
brought about under the lead Of Prussia, con
sistipg Of Messrs. Emil Keferstein, Carl Rocscr,
Major q. 4. Behle, Louis Schade, Theodore
WIN. Burehardt, spd q. J. Schmidt, chairman,
presented the resolutions adopted at that meet
Ing to Baron Won Qeroit, Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary Of Prussia, at his
residence, No. i23 Fifteenth street The commit
tee were Handsomely entertained by tho Baron.
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Personal.
Billiards.

pRIyATg MEDICAL CONSULTATION AT ..OLD"
Il DIR. DARBY'S, 40 Seventh street, opposite Odd
Fellows, Hall: ssparate rooms for Patents sel2.tf
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HOTEL RlLLIARD PARLoR,
NJ 2SS ~ Rs9psylysp II5 SEsafuo ,o.,n
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V'o THE LADIES 5Ho0PskIRTsa at cost for thirty
L days. wHALEBONE CORsETS, all sizes, o.
Prices ON other articles lower than elsewhere quality
considered, No Inferior goods made up; mo
JAn&-u COS Ninth stroot, corner Of ID.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
L scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court Or
,Washnston county. In The District q Columbia, let
I,n Towers. late q ws;hlnston county. District
against the said deceased arc hereby warned to az
hibt the with the vouchers thereof 10 the sub
scriber, on or before the 81 of December next
they may otherwise BY law be excluded from all ben
Given under my hand this Sd day Of December.
1867. SARAH TOWERS,
deoH -TuXs Administrators