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The national Republican., 1868-11-28
ANUsEuENTs. A

Miss CLARA LOUISE KsLLoaa.--Ths sale Of
sscursd seats for the Kellogg Concert com.
msnces this morning at MstIsrott's Music
Store, and judging from the furors the very
announcement Of her coming has ereatsd in
musical circles. they who desire 10 secure
eligible positions will Of nssessity have 10 dis
play not little energy. The progrsmns for
Tuesday evening Is already out, and embraces
selections from Doniretti, visuxtsmp, Lisrt,
Bsllini, Flotow. Mozart, Verdi, Psgsnini, and
other mastsrs. The Pbiladslphia Lngri,sr,
speaking Of the Performance Of this pro.
srsmms on ThAnk'sivins night says: -.
''In addition to the great attraction Of Miss
Kelloggs name on the brilliant programme, q
GALAXY Of other artistss nppsarsd, makipg the
afisir one Of . most dsiightfai and enjoyable
character. Next to Miss Kellogg, In point Of
ability, We must place Mdlls Aida Topp, who.
as pianist. fairly carried away the audience
with her wonderful power. brilliancy, and
precision Of touch, and surprising execution 10
the various pieces she % sxhaustivsly and ably
interpreted. Like Miss Kellogg. ssoh Of her
solos were rspturously sncorsd, and each sue.
ceedipg effort only the more and more raised
her In the estimstion Of the critical audience y
NArIosAL TuEArns. - Maggie Mitchell
takes her farewell Of washinssoa tonight, and
on this occasion will dsiighs her sadissss with
the "Littis Barefoot" Az ususi she VIII BE-
supported BY that excellent seSys, Mr. J. W.
Collier, and the admirable company wAish has
for some time been so popular 81 The National,
On Monday, . sssson Of Opera boafs, com.
msnoius with "Ls Grands Duehsss,n VIII bs
inaugurstsd. .-s'.. IT'D on
wALL's 0rERA 1fousE.--rbis popalaf % .
tablishmsnt will opsn for The regular season
on Monday evening next with powerful com.
bination Of dramatic talent. Mr.. Marx Smith,
Mrs. Alsxins FI,hsr Baker, aud other prom.
insnt actors have been engaged for limited
season. Under the popular management Of
Humphrey Bland and Lewis Baker thi. theatre
cannot bs otherwise than sssesssfal
BLnp Tox's coscsRrs.-It aust not b
forgotten that Blind Tom, ths famous, negro
pianist, gives series Of concerts neat week,
commsucing on Tuesday evening
The national Republican., 1868-11-28
HAWAII,

Disturbance supprcssed-The Crater
Kilanes again Active-HonoluIu
Votes for Grsnt-Maine News.
Sac RaAHcisco, Nov. 27.-The steamer
Idaho has arrived from Honolulu with advices
to the 1+th inst.
The distuibanoss at Hawaii were suppressed
without further loss Of life, and the rinxlead.
srs captured and brought to Honolulu for
trisl.
The crater Kilansa Is again active, causing
. brilliant reflection In the skies at night. No
earthquakes have been felt at HiIo, and only
an occasional one has been experienced at
Kan.
Polls were opened at Honolulu on November
3. and the vote resulted Grant, l2l ssy.
mour, Q.
Commodore Patty, . we'll known navigator,
died at Honolulu November 10th.
The United States steamer 0ssipse arrived
at Honolulu on the 10th instant, relieving tho
steamer Mohonga, which sailed for San Fran.
cisco on the l4th.
The Hawaii prsss speaks In complimentary
terms Of the conduct Of the officers and crew
Of the Mohonga during their stay at the
islands.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28
Latest TelsEraphic Rrsxlsle..

LATEST TeleEraphio brevittes.
Maine polIed 7o,t33 votes for Grant, and
I2,asi vetes for Seymour.
Sir John Young has arrived At Ottowa.
The Canadian courts have decided to deliver
up Morton and Thompson under the estradi.
tion treaty.
The "Hub' will extend It's hospitsiiHes to
Gen. Grant. ~
Savannah observed Thanksgiving by horse
racing and other amusements.
The Florida impeachment farce was tame
yesterday.
Honolulu believes inarsnt.
Commodore Patty, q well known navigator,
10 dead. fiI
Hawaii has an occasional earthquake.
The Hawaiian disturbapces have been sup
pressed. 3 ''-....
Alsbams applies medical cure to Ku-Klux
diseases.
Tho Hsvanese have q good opinion Of
American Newspaper enterprise.
Cuba 10 employing three mouths volunteers.
1t IL reported that arms have been landed In
Cubs.
The American and Msrchsnt, Union Ex.
press companies have been consolidated.
Prospect Of an Express war.
All quiet along the Erie lines.
George B. Harrison, president OF the Atlantic
Mail company, 10 dead.
Elirsbethport, New York, lost $4,000 by Are
yesterday.
Felix Larkin had big funeral.
O. N. Payn has accomplished his feat OF
walking one hundred miles in "a hours.
Up to Thursday night 6s3 members Of the
House OF Commons had been elected.
Fifty-seven lives were lost BY the explosion
at the Arley mine In England.
Ssrsgossa wants Spanish republic.
Monarchists stlll show some strenth in
Spain.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28
FINANCIAL AHD OSnasRcIAL.


new YORK MARKET.
NEW YoRK, Nov. v.2T.-Noon.-Cotton steady
demand fair; 2sM cents. Sugar dpii and un-
changed; oubs, iiA@ia3l cents, Porto Rico
soathsfs sth Se.WentSc. VIII Wheat nu quiet nsa'an and
steady nominAlly tl.60. Corn quiet and firm;
nemlnAlly tl.ls. Rye quiet but steady Hi.<S
81 10. Oats quiet and firm, 70 cents. Pork
dull and nominhlj t27. Gold, ti.3sX.
BALTIMORE nARNErs
BALTIMORE, Nov. H.-BRElDsTuYYs- H - The
market for -four was quiet this morning, but
for all descriptions prices remain steady as
Of 200 barrels. Western and Howard street
elo.ysgSio 80, and Of 30 barrels Howard Meet
do. eli per barrel.
Wheai-Was In better supply this morning
than for some time past, the receipts reaching
1000 bushels. The demand was fairly active
and prices steady and firm. Sales were re.
ported OF red at at tl.7o@tl IS, fair do. At ta0
t2l0i good to prime ds. at t21b@t7.30 and
market.
corn.-The receipts to-day were nearly % 900
bushels, but the market was active, and most
Of the lots offered were taken At fdll pricef
Sales comprised old at ti.ls for white and 9l 10
for yellowj new white at o3qes uts., new yel
iow at Gah.a q for damp And 81 ;9i; o for dry:
Bacon Z. stil quoted at ltI<8is cts Tor shout
hams, but the sales are extremely limited
There is little or no stock OF shoulder or aides
but hams are 10 good supply. There 10 no
bulk meat offering, but there IL no demand for
It, Lard we quote dull at l8E ots., and mesI
pork steady at t21 30 per bbl.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28
ALABAMA.

The Ku-Kluk Operations TO be Sup.
prsssed-Punishment for Appear.
Ing On Masks.
MoSrGoSERr, November 27.-The Legisia
ture to-day was engaged In discussing the Ku.
KluI bill. which makes 1t an indiotabls offence
for any persons to appear in mask, and pro.
vide' that tho shooting Of q masked person
after dark shall bs considered no crime
Tho punishment for appearing In disguise
Is to be imprisonment from one to two years.
Several sections Of the bill have been
adopted.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28

News Of dsprsdstions and disturbances In.
augurated BY dsspsradoss In the West are
continually reaching US BY telegraph and
mail, and following In their wake We have
lynch law and capital punishmsnt suumarily
inflicted. A Denver dispatch states that .
gang Of these dsspsrsdoss was recently driven
from the towns along the Pacific railroad BY
vigilance committees. The ssms dispatch
says that on the 23d inst. mob Of about
twenty citizens took man named L. A. Nus.
grove, charged with horse stealing. from the
Denver jail and hanged him.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28
CANADA.

The Extrsdition Case-Morton and
Thompson 20 be surrendered-Ar-
rival OF Sir John Young.
ToRosro. Nov. ~ Judges Hasgerty, viii.
son and awynus, Of tho Court Of Common
Plsas, delivered judgment to-day in the case
Of Morton and Thompson, sItradition case,
fully sustaining the dseision of stipsndiary
Magistrate MeMaoker, and committing the
prisoners for sxtrAdition. The counsel for the
prisoners gave notice that they would appeal
again to the court Of error and appeal.
His ETcslisnoy. Sir John Young. arrived at
0ttowa this afternoon.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28
LATEST TELEGRAPHiC NEWS
BYTnE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
RUnoPE.

8UAyEb.
rAs EssIish unseslens-Ths Acesae.s
at she Arlsy Hines : Fifsy-seven
Lves Lost t--Rcpablieantsm Cain
ing Grouna In Spain : Meesings In
Favor OF Mensrcby-Tho ReIations
OF Roumanis-Ths HoilnBd-France
Treaty.
LONDON, November 27.-At 10 o'clock last
night 6Ss members Of the House Of Commons
had been elected. The totals nov foot up
Liberals, s7si Conservatives, 257. Liberal
msjority, III
Galway elects Gregory and Barks. Liberals,
berkshire elects Bsnyon, Conservative.
Lloyd slscts Llndssy, Conservative. snd
walter, Hbersl. l4AEll. ] y ~
Lsnssshire slsei, Rssrton and Henry, Con.
servativss. JAW = '-- NJ z.
Yorkshire elects Duncan, Conservative, ,nd
Miibsks, Liberal.
alousssts,hirp slscts Kinsscots and Mail.
Ing. LIbsrais. - ~. "
Norfolk elect, L,con and wslpols, con,.r.
vatives .'. rH ". r... n..
csnbalsnd sleos Howard. L,bnsi, ard
Hodgsson, Conservative. "'. ~.
Mssns. Psll, Aubsron, and Herbert have
been dsfsstsd. ~ "
LONDON. Nov. 27-It 10 now definitely as.
esrtsinsd that hny.sevsn psrsous lost their
lives BY the explosion In the Arlsy mine col
lisry, near wissn. T.. ,..EE4a,
Ten others were seriously and many more
slightly injured. The cause OF the disaster
Is Al present unknown. sf.l. rrEtr..
Thsnkssivins day was appropriately oh.
served BY the American residents Of Frank.
fort and other European cities.
MADRID. Nov. 27.-An immense and en-
thasiastio denomination was made In Sara.
gosss yesterday In favor Of . republic. A
meeting was held, at which resolutions wsre
adopted declaring II to b the will Of the
people that Spain should have = rspubiican
form Of aovsrnment.
The monsrchi,ts have held large public
meetings at Corunns, Ferrol, Santiago de
oompostells, and various other places.
PEsru, Nov. 27.-Hsrr orc1y. in ad dress.
ing the delegations to-day In the name Of
Prime Minister Beust, said that the State OF
Roumania In her relations both with Austria
and Turkey were unfavorabls.
He thought extraordinary measures were
unnecessary, but assured his hearers that the
Government would keep careful watch upon
movements In that quarter, in common with
the other great Powers.
HAGUE, Nov. 27-The Ministry has 10.
formed the Chamber that the rumors Of tho
completion Of . treaty between France and
the Netherlands are entirely unfoundsd.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28

P. SIDNEY Posr, United States Consul at
Vienna, has forwarded here q valuable report,
showing how the manufacture Of best.root
sugar has prospsred in Austria where the last
annual yield Is estims sted to have been worth
nearly $4,000, 900. This success Mr.. Post
attributes to new process, invented BY an
Austrian named Julius Robert, which Il very
different from the old method Of obtaining the
juice in cane or beet.root BY grinding or
maceration
The national Republican., 1868-11-28

BOARD TO ExAnsE PATENT 0FPIcE Coz.
rRAcrs.-sscretary Browning has appointed
Judge B. F. James, Norris Peters, ESQ. and
4. W. W. Grinin, a special board to examine
all contracts made with the Patent Once. and
to report as to the manner 10 which said con.
tracts have been or are being complied with.
The board holds It's nrst meeting on wsdnss.
day morning next at the Interior Depart.
ment
The national Republican., 1868-11-28

Tue NATIONAL BASKs.-The forthcoming
annual report Of the Comptroller Of the Cur.
rency will show tho following interesting
figures in reference to the national banks :
Number Of national banks, !, 1885, Of these So
are incorpOratiye. and l,620 in full business
operation, The total amount of cash paid in
by the stockholders of these banks Is $426,-
1911. Tho bonds on deposit In the Treas.
ury Department, as their security, amounts to
$342, Ol9,9 $50 The circulation of their notes
amounts to s3O9. .0l5. 1866, while the actual cir
culatiOn is $299, 500, sos.
In New York there are 3l4 national banks;
in Pennsylvania, 2O5 Ohio, 1877 Massaehu.
setts, 200 Delaware has 0 tho District Of
columbiN,oi Maryland.ll. Several Of the Ter.
ritories have but one national bank each. They
are increasing rapidly in the Southern statss.
The comptroller is In favor Of the speedy 70.
sumption of specie payment, and contends
that If Congress at once provides for the pay.
ment Of the $3ss. 900. 900 certificates Of indsb,.
ednOss, or promises to pay. the national bonds
will 60 up to par,
The national Republican., 1868-11-28

The London Tns' has just gained an I'm.
portant law suit. It had been sued for dam.
ages for the publication Of Parliamsntsry de-
bate containing language which the plaintiff
regarded a, injurious to bis personal character,
The Court Of Queens Bench considered the
complaint as not aetiOnabls, and decided
against the plaintiff.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28
What Congress Probably Will Do

what Congress Probably Will Do.
On Monday, the 7th Of December, Cong,sss
will assemble, Completely endorsed by the
vote Of the people, the majority will 60 earn
estly to work.
The election being over, its measures will
not be obnoxious to the charge Of partisan
legislation, nor retarded by the factious op-
position of disappointed minority.
Assuming the responsibility, ii will 60 for.
ward with the method Of reconstruction which
the people have approved, and adopt some plan
for the reduction Of tho taxes which they as
earnestly demand.
1t is fair to presume, from their obvious ne.
cessity, that the following measures will be
considered at IN carly period Of the session;
/ To secure the life, liberty, and property
Of loyal citisens in the States lately in robel-
lion, and to maintain the authority of the
civil governments in those States.
2. The funding of the public debt at rate Of
interest not to exceed four or four and half
per cent, by which means from thirty to forty
millions Of revenue will be saved to the tar,
payers annually.
3. Tho gradual resumption Of specie pay.
ment, according to the plan Of Senator Nor
ton, or one Of similar character, which will
appreciate our securities and reduce the pres.
ent ruinous cost Of living.
4. More effectual means for tho detection
and prevention of frauds 10 the management
Of the public business, and particularly in
regard to the internal revenue.
.. The passage of the civil service bill Of
Mr.. Jenckes, with perhaps slight modiaca.
tons.
o. Asserting the right of eminent domain,
by granting charters to build railroads for
military and post routes through the State,
adjacent to this capital, to the centres Of
trade in the different sections Of the country.
7. Submitting to the States an amendment
to the Constitution establishing impartial suf.
frsge without regard to race or color
D. Increasing the salary of the President,
Cabinet officers and heads of bureaus.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28

THE Republican members Of the Pennsylya.
mia Legislature from Philadelphia arc reported
as having united in announcing J. Edgar
Thompson as their choice for United States
Senator. Hon. WIN. II. Ksmbls. tho only
other Republican candidate from that city,
has withdrawn In his favor.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28

Gov. HOLDEN, Of North Carolina, has on.
cially announced the election Of MssSs Laf-
lin, Holden, stillsy, Brogdsn, Galloway, Me-
Donald, Bidhau. Barringer. and Pearson as
Presidential electors for that State, and noti.
fed them Of their duty to meet In Raleigh on
the "a day Of December next to cast the vote
Of the State a, required by law.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28
The Florida Impeachment.

TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 27-In the Supreme
Court to-day argument was begun in answer
to the rule Of nisi,
On leave, motion was made BY Attorney
General Meek to strike out from tho answer
four points on the ground Of irrolevunoe and
impsrtinsnoe.
This motion was discussed until the Ad.
ournment this afternoon.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28

A TERRIBLE EXPLOSION has occurred in the
Arlsy Mine COllisry In England. Three hun.
drsd men were in the pit at the time, most, II
not all, Of whom have psri'hsd. Thiry.two
bodies have thus far been recovered. Hun.
drsds Of relative. Of the dead are gathered at
tho mouth Of the pit, and the scene 10 heart.
rending.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28
HAnnurn-

the 18Th Instant the residence Of the father Of the
bride, ~ Rev Dr., John Chester, II. II. BrsnoP TO
0ATBs-M00RB.-O On the 10th instant, by Rev.
Father Boyle. Of 81 Peter a. mChgreh, Cspitsl Hll.
city.
Dosr Kiso. q Nehison, Kansas. 70 Miss NJ fsi.
poRA sERRA of this city. .. 's..#" Z y
The national Republican., 1868-11-28
BOSTON.

HosPitalities OF the City Extended
TO General Grant.
BosroS, Nov. IA municipal order was
passed this afternoon, providing for the sp.
pointment Of committee Of both branches Of
the city government. to extend the hospitali
ties Of the city to General Grant during his
visit to Boston.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28
ThanksgIyIng Day south.

SAVANNAH, GA, Nov. a7-Ysstsrday was
observed as q general holiday, with races and
other amusemsnts. The weather was mild,
and the day passed of quietly.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28

THE State D'partmsnt suggests to travellers
that 10 Wow OF the troubled condition Of q
good many foreign countries, passports are q
very desirable thing for American travellers,
and that they cost about avo dollars apiece.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28
Personal.

Commissioner Rollins is in New York, and
will be absent until Monday. John Savage
ha, been appointed Consul al Leeds, England.
Raphael Semmes lectursd In Baltimore on
Wednesday night. Mr.. Justin Mccarthy has
become one Of the editors Of the Iadspsndsnt.
He was for many years one Of tho leading
editors Of tho London Morning Star. He
has long held rank among the best writer's in
England. Admiral Fsrssut, who 10 still
hero, Is to be rendered grand reception very
soon BY q number Of prominent gentlemen
Of Brooklyn. Tho Worrsll Sisters have ar.
rived and are at willsrds'; they will appear
at the National Thsatrs next Monday night.
Senator Cole. Of Californis, and Congressman
Ashley. Of Ohio. were at the Astor Houss,
New York, yesterday. Senator Osborn, Of
Florida Hon. J. R Flanagan. Of Pa; Hon
J. S, Smith, Oregon Hon. Joseph ssssr, Va,
and Gen. Woodruff, U. S. A., arc at the Eb.
kitt House
The national Republican., 1868-11-28
nIHn.

.ICRooHAN. -on the esth instant. at 4,fs. m,
Mrs. CATHERINE CRooHAN,aged q years.
Her relatives and friends are respectfully re-
quested TO attend the funeral from her late ~
Pour and-ahslf streets, to-day, alto o'clock a. n.
.,MACLg0D. AT Cosismouth. Kauswka county.
we, Esvember- %. AasBs, daughter Of Robert
MscIeod, and grand daughter Of the late John Mac
Lsod, Of this city. ID -.-s+.rs
vi. xEIPDiE.on s. The Is!h q ESssnhsr 4! nOush,0n.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28

Ex'Gov PicKEss, Of South Carolina, Is re.
ported to bs lying dangerously III at his house
In Edgeasld. His disease Is Inflammation Of
the lungs.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28

JErr. DAVIS thinks II important that Jsru.
salem should be explored, and EDglishmsn ars
no doubt asttered that he should think thsy
are the proper persons 70 do Il.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28

EEwARD W. THOMPSON, Of Arkansas, a
United States District Attorney, has fallen a
victim to ku KluI blood. .thirstiness. His Of.
fence was voting for Grant.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28

How IT HArPESED,-Ths Dayton journal
says "The Washington gossip about the sun.
posed marriage of Gen. schsnCk is explained
by the fact that the cards of his nephew
Robert G. schenck, jr., who was recently mar.
riei, were imagined to bs Gen Schonck's cards
That's oil "
The national Republican., 1868-11-28

lhE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY ssti-
mates the total revenue to be raised for tho
fiscal year ending June, 1870, at two hundred
aut fifty millions of dollars.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28

SECRETARY MccULLocu's report Is nearly
completed, and a portion Of 1t Is now In tho
hands OF tho printers.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28
The ALBANIA Claims.

We have reason 10 know that almost all that
has been tslsgrashsd from here and published
in the papers In regard TO the settlement Of the
Alabama claims. is tissue Of romance, havin I
really but little that Is rsliabls In Il. II the
Heraifs Washington correspondent had given
only what Mr.. Seward said in his lsttsr to that
paper. and lsft the msttsr there, he would
have communicated the precise aatn, Of these
Alabams negotiations.
Tho only thing that Is or can bs known In
respect 10 these Affairs between our Govern.
mont and Great Britain, outside Of our State
Department and tho British Foreign otios, is
that negotiations are going forward, and Min.
the various and compiler difi,ulties Of the
situation. Nothing Is settled, nothing agreed
upon. There Is no convention. for nons has
yet been agreed upon. It is folly, therefore,
to talk about one, two, and three, a. terms Of
4 convention and settlement which msy be
satisfaotory or unsstisfactory TO this Govern
ment or 10 Great Britain.
Many things may bs talked of between Mr..
johnson and Lord Stanley. but this talk does
not Of itself constitute . convention.
In the meantime, the country may bs a..
sured Of two important facts, Mr.. Johnson's
instructions do not differ from those given to
Mr.. Adams. Oar Gavsrnment rsmsins Arm,
and will so remain to the end. We may also
state that both the British Govsrumsnt and
people, and also the press Of that country, are
yielding gradually to tho right, and every.
thing looks prosperous. It's probable that
the Government Of Great Britain is more
advanced than even the pross and people. and
Lord Stanley may act wisely at no distant day.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28

COAL is declining in New York, and this is
favorable indication, and good for the poor
twill not be very likely to go up to Its recent
prices again. Why should It not de,line here ?
The national Republican., 1868-11-28

WILLIAM Price, esq, . prominent member
Of the Maryland bar, died on Tie Both at
baltimore.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28
CARD TO THE PUBLIC

TheundersiEned, whilst embracing this oppor-
tunity to profer his most sincere thanks 10 his
friends for their libera, patronage. would earn
estly solicitA continuance OF their favor, feeling
assured that the former satisfaction rendered his
patrons Is suficisnt guarantee Of his facilities
and willingness to respond to their fequirsmsnts
In his line In future.
His store 10 abundAntlY AnpplIed with tha
The national Republican., 1868-11-28

The REVISION Of the rsgistry lists for the
charter election commenced In New York city
yesterday morning.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28
oMeinI Vote OF Maine.

AUGUSTA, me-, Nov 27.--The Official vote
Of Maine i' For Grant, 7o,4sSi for Seymour,
~, 394.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28

GENERAL GRAsr is still in the city but viii
leave for New England next week.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28

INTERNAL REVENUE receipts yesterday
amounted to $769, ,4S2ls.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28
. MAYOR's OF FICE,

kS wAsHIsaToH,D c. Nov. 20, 1865.
In accordance with Joint resolution Of tho city
Councils REWARD OF FIVE HUNDRED DOL.
LARS Is hereby offered for the apprehension and
cpnvietlon Of the party or parties, who on the
evening" Of the second day Of June, lses, "did. in
the public street. OF The city Of wsshinGton. com
mil battery upon ths person Of JOHN il. fAULK-
NBR, aud him so cut, beat and bIuise, that from
the effect thereof he soon after died. {"
nov2s. MTh<t 8. J. BOWEN, Mayor.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28
Special n Offices.

e>T- BA E BALL-AN INTEREsT-
- ING game Of Base Ball will come on THIS
The Ssst plaSsrs In this city. The following are
The national Republican., 1868-11-28

GRANTS Official majority In Nsbrarka Is
1890.
The national Republican., 1868-11-28
y. OOLLEoTOR's OFFICE, CIT,

~ HALI, wAsHiSoroS, DC, November u.
lsos Nottre ishsreby given that the Taxes for the
year ls6s levied upon the Real and Personal Prop
erty in the city Of washinRo Do, will be pay
able on and after MONDAY. the 10th November
instant A discount Of ave per eentum will be al
lowed upon all payments made prior to the 18th
Beeember proxins. A. O. HALL,
noib IN a,. Collector.