The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-07

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porox.o rpoNr.-In oonseouenoe Of the
high prize e sg 4, but .%. p.I Iv
iooal dsaiers refuse 10 purchase at the exist
ioS nriees. preferrius 10 turn their Intention
more particularly 70 the wood trade, !thhs
consumers' below We amer tbs liver mont
report;
Cdrfsrss Wharf-Arriyed--Schoo Ber-
%. 600 beet OF lumber for George w, Linyiiie d
Co.; Mary Haley, Haley, from Philadelphia,
with OF tons OF coal for IL. Falooner, Martha
Ann, Medley, from Hsyrc-de-lrace, with ium.
her for Z, s., BeitT, Ssiled-Schooner James
with IA lime for Sesford. Dei
Niiehi%mon, w3i,.A from apsse
with LAD TONS of coal for William II, NARROW,
Saiied~Schooners Flying Seud, Mitchell, for
Havre-de.araee light o. H; Taliey, Bunting,
burg, Va,
Ritv's Wharf. Arrived, Schooner Arthur
Rowe, slower, from Hsyrc.de-Grsce with iaiL
tons Of coal for Vim, n, Campbell & Co., Pan.
dora. smith. from the s.me m n. with 100 ions
of coal for q. II. burgers 4 Co; SALISBURY.
Parks, from same place, with 100 tons OF coal
sally Frances, Howard. from Huntinrton
Creek. Va, with oYsters for market. SAILED
-Schooners L, Il. Dupnock, Kirwan, for
Dewitt. for Georaetown. 10 load coal for Phi.
adeInbia
Mr,aoyandum Sailed from Havrede.Qraee
on the ist Instant. schooner Cornelin Merkina.
with ia ions of eoai for n. Clnv stewart,
Der, schooner Rappahsnnock, Oorson, with
22l tons Of coal for the same party, to be dis
.FoSisr's Wharf No arrivals Of vessels,
though there has been received a letter from
Canada, addressed to George Parkinson, which
the owner can obtain.
Fdy's Whdrf.-Arrived Thomas Ca
Government, and flour for Warrington mer.
chant schooner No. % Reading Railroad,
Slower.
ATTRMPr TO BRsAK JAIL.-Onc OF the Jail
In locking up the prisoners for the night, dis
covered that number Of them confined 10 one
OF the iron.clad cells on the second floor, had
taken advantage of the absence of most Of the
guard at the court.house, where they had been
summoned in the case OF Mr.. Huestis, and
the cell 1.-THE only side not clad with iron) had
been cut through, and man could easily have
made his way through the apettureI and on
further examination 1t was found that the out
side wall had also been cut, and 10 both place.
the loose bricks had been carefully replaced
andwhitewashed over, making an exceedingly
.he wan. ~ Wa tne , inten.ion 70 max tppes
ne NY , ,nose os'ns neces 70 ~ mem I'm
uown into tne ffu, and 70 ieave last night by
Of . al eli hat iafa N Ind d
y. .n1 s., ", ma I'LL ine , .ne AZ lily anu ~
,s ay io ,, .hat 'Eey weLe GisooVeteu IN
'he'' attempt 10 'aAe ftenoh leS'e'
OLDEST INHABITANTS PHoTooRAPHEp.-
Yesterday, about noon, about twenty-five
members OF the Oldest InhabitantS hssooia-
tion, proceeded to the Whttehurst gallery, on
the bvenue, near Four.snd. a.half street, where
they were photographed ID two groups, in the
usual COED style for which that establishment
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THLeE LOST CHiLDREN.-Three children,
named william, George, and John Tolbert,
by, WIG restored them "a their parent. rc.id.
a'hat Streets
p,ou a.. ,,,
To.h &c nrIp..,ua Pohn, ~ aantunW en
Inn,. NJ ~ Sns HSo go, ~, s,tI.me en
" ~ vi S ~ a ~, s1t' ~ .I,u
liar goods At prices SO low as to please all.
ELEGANT EsTAsLIsIMENT,-Fted. Freund,
on Bridge stfeet, has lately made ttmportan,t
and 1t now tiee with any IN the District; MT.
I. has prepared an oyster saloon, where ladies
and gentlemen can obtain the delicious b.
valves In all their lusciousness.
As WINTER IS AT HAND It is essentially ne.
ccssary to be warmly clad, and taking the
scarcity Of money into consideration It 10 Of
goods, suitable to the season, can be procured
at the lowest possible figures. We do not
hesitate In saying that there Is one place In
this city which outranks all similar establish.
ments as to popularity and cheapnessi and
every old citizen would easily know the place
We Elltdc to, should we omit to state the name
OF this successful eotabli shment, hut for the
benefit Of strangers and persons not Htll in-
formed, we would say, II you wish to save
ali other gents' furnishing goods ut "The
Original Francis 49I Seventh street, between
ID and L; and so that you do not miss the
place remember that his store has a large
plate glass window; also, that ks has no
branch stores. n,
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Pppp.ny yon w,srER-Pnrcps down.
Hanh mcrIpo mndersbirts and drswers, 40, 40
~ "en,a, ,lne merino mnaershirts and arawcps s'
~ a. s0' and a. ~, aona cotton sncks \ nair for
81 seSta. extra heayv cotton and woolien
soci,. from "a oenta unwnrds, good white
n.mcr collsrs' from 10 cents neT hoy unwerds,
bcst naner enifs' cents ner hair. or 10 cents
ner aolen. hanakerehiefs. gloves. ties. pcarls.
AZ tho Isfe.t ,fyie. al most nopuiar prices. al
Tho 0,igtnsi Fpanc loI Seventh atreet. he.
tween II and 4, and 40 that YOU do not miss
The nIace rememher that bis store has a large
nlstp ~is,a winJow, siso. that he has no branch
store.