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Messrs. J. M. (. Miiisa O, Class crtsdsii'e) n
Bridge street. ~ Mssst O. T.detty oe.'s
los Bridge strcsk who're seSies % the RxrutLt
cAs may Be os>sinsd tAilr III ~
,s r1 ps.9 Ss + The letter; z.
LADIES, LIST.
Ss s1aess m ssS Susan TSgs S Mr.. b.siy
Dove, No. fssSeila Young, MsryxyI -
Burton, Us A., Gen. Power, G.p., Josiah:
Bali. John Isl esIIei' william
Dorcmus, H. d. salasar, JOSEF
Fisher, William Williams, Other
King, H.. H.. Walker, Charles
Miscellaneous-News.
GEoRoE HILL, JR, p. NJ.
CouNoILs LAST NIoHT.--Bodrd. Of Aldermen
Recorder Mathews in the chair.
e Ss n e. &. ss ss1fs 81
A resolution 70. o. relating to consolidation
os sSI ssls.ins q he imposing of ane.
for violations OF the charter Of the corporation,
and for other purposes, was then taken up;
Of Common Council at the last meeting, as q
substitute for the one passed at a subsequent
meeting Of the Aldermcn.l
MT SlEn' spoke at some length In favor Of the
M. Hyde moved thstthe Board insist upon It's
license, which was rejected BY the Board Of Com.
mon Council. Carried.
A communication was read from the Board Of
Common Council, proposing that when the two
Boards adjourn II be TO meeton Monday evening
next. MT; Hyde moved that the message Be- re,
the two Boards on Monday night was provided
A resolution to pay the claims of the George
man, was passed.
A Communication was read from the Board Of
Common Council proposing committee Of con-
ference TO oonsider the matterrelating to huck-
ster's license. The proposition was concurred
on the part q III. Board a: MEMBER Of he
committee. .
Board Of Common Cornel.-The Board was
called TO order BY DR.. o. II. Cragin, president, in
n fs ssi 1s.olu,on .u.Aor.lns the committee be.
nlttee Of the Levy Court, was taken up. .
NJ psy noReo wo .h ne On tne hao'e; :,
.hn,,id ~ hsn ~ ths .,tinct All DosaS
that Gougress wouiS d. .omstSing ioot,n1 ~ =
;peedy consideration OF the corporations Of the
M u,bprc .a,a ne Wa. m, nren.,e, IN vo,.
for y, sss1not t6e lawn, ~ thc resnnt,on ~ ~
tsb,e III was a suhScsts he fhouSbt' thai sbn,IS
be submitted to the people al tie next election,
Snt,n nc woSa M tha pah ASK 10 oe IRON
'VufnSS ~ ny 1n va "a me
81 h.,na AZ thn h,o ha ma,,a san, we ~
notion ~ Mr. Davis but vote sSsin,s he iayins
I'M MY ,uestio, ,v,. the, mt and N nm ,,o
,.M Inc aae ,s was "eh put anu 70 Jay on the
'n pn. u n no. PAS s .,., ma, ANAL, "A.
and adopted BY the following vot RSA " passage
neas-Messrs. Crh&in, Clapaugh, DARBY, PICK
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WENDELL PHILLIPS says that politicians have
been at work with all their might and main to
keep General Grant silent on political subjects.
We have thought, and still believe, that these
managing gentlemen have, on the contrary, been
pumping the General to make him divulge his
views upon political topics, but he maintains, in
spite Of their efforts, his characteristic reticence.
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QUE NEW POSTAL ARnANGENENTs
WITH GREAT DDITAIN.

Our readers already know that Hon. John A.
Kasson, formerly First Assistant Postmaster
General, but more recently . member Of Con
gress from the State Of Iowa, was appointed a
commissioner on the part Of the United States
10 negotiate postal treaty with Great Britain.
Mr.. Kssson has returned to this country, after
having accomplished the object OF his mission
with the Postmaster General Of the United
Kingdom, the Duke Of Montrose. This treaty
went into operation on the first OF January,
1865, but England has already given notice that
this treaty may cease to operate on the last day
Of 1893.
II is well to notice some Of the provisions Of
this convention. It Is provided BY the third ar
tiole Of this treaty that hslf-ounce letters shall
be transported across the Atlantic for twelve
cents, American currency, or one six-pence,
British gold. This Is, we believe, just one-hslf
Of the former rates. II Is evident that the
Cunard line does not approve this treaty, and
hence the English Government gives this notice,
A. II has right to do In accordance with Its pro-
visions, to set IL aside on the last day Of the
year. Having given one years notice, It can
abrogate this treaty at the time specified.
The following IL the substance Of the article
providing for the Transmission Of the malls
"Eaeh once shall make Its own arrangements
for the dispatch Of mails to the other once by
well-appointed ships, sailing on stated days, and
shall, at Its own cost, remunerate the owners OF
such ships for the conveyance Of TIL mails"
II has long been known that the British Gov
eminent intends to monopolize this carrying Of
the mails, and to control all this business on
both sides OF the Atlantic, and II 10 especially
DESTROYS to decide what lines shall carry these
mails between the two countries. We think
there are now three lines week which trans
NIT the mails to and from Great Britain and the
United States, and these are the Cunard, the
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d r o P o s A L 8
No. 81 doxERnssaI IRSxI

OFFICE OF ASSISTANT Q, H. u 8. AL
No. 81 GoyERHnEHT STREET,
MOBILE, ALA, December %, 1857.
b Ssa a,sp in trRSFss VIII :: ESseS:d Il
January, 1895, for furnishing such be-
tween Mobile, Forts Gaines and Morgan, and such
1shsI points auar'srma''r' Department may
Tho regular service required will be from two to
three trips per week TO the forts and other points In
the bay and harbor Of Mobile. ...
Bids will state the rate day for each day ser
vice to be performed. "a hours constituting day.
Contractor to furnish transportation Whenever
called upon BY the Quartermasters Department, and
to give bonds. ..H.
Contract to commence January 70. 1850.
TRANSPORTATION, and addressed to the undersi ned
By order Breyet Brigader General X. saIton, Chief
Q. n. Third Military District.
CHARLES A. REYNOLDS,
ja9-td Bvt 1t. Col. and A. q, NJ, U. y. A,
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AT the residence Of the brides father on the ylst
ult by the Rev. o. @. Markham, Mr.. r. W. Yam
CHILD, Of New York, to Miss MARr D. IspsLL. Of
In Balt!more, M. on Monday. December 50. 1857,
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NOTICE OF PARTNERSHIP,

The undersigned have this day formed a copartuer-
ship for ihs purpose Of carrying tie Lumber bust
SONS They hope, by always having on hand a large
and complete assortment all kinds Of Lumber. and
the patronage literally bestowed upon their prede.
eessors. FRANCIS MOHUN.
FRANCIS b, MOHUN,
PHILIP MoHUN.
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From Wilmingssn, N. C.-The wreck Of
the DteaRshfHF PAnels.

WILMINGTON, N. O., Jan. 1.-The steamship
Francis has broken up. Her machinery may b,
saved. Her cargo was partly saved, but damaged
A party Of negroes attacked the guard an,
carried off part Of the goods saved from tn
wreck
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GIOReErOwN NEWS.

oRDxns for NE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN in
Georgetown ~ be lsft at the bookstores, Of
Messrs. J. M. Z. Millsa o., Qats Crtsdeil'e)f ~
Bridge street. lat Msss& q. r. Getty Oe.'s
100 Bridge strcsk whore sssies 81 Tho RxrUtLt
cAx may Be ob>nined oily a -
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Kew Advertisemsnts.
RY J. .. wHRRLER / CO., AUCTIONBRRs, n
~ q Louisiana avenue, between Sixth aud Seventh
streets, opposite seaton House. :
cHAScERY SALE ES " ABB BEICk HOUSE AND LOT

4. ss; :, sG';Es .i:h :::ss 4
Sn THtEsbAY, IL Ion dsy q jssus1s r, iss q
ate and Being In the City Of washinston fn SAID Dis
trict and k?own and designated the west part Of
dred and twenty il % the Srouna plans Of said
city. the said part frontns p feet inches North
rSr depsh viii ths tTgres theIeon cca.i.! na
ING HOUSE. This properly Is situated on North
street, bstween NInetesnth and ,Tysntsih street.
TRkns: 0ne-third cash the residue In three equal
payments Of u, and Is months, the purchaser y-
endorsed and bearing interest from the day OF ale
TILE deed 70 Be retained until the whole Of The BUR
All conveyanclng and sanps at the cost Of the BUR.
chaser. - : -. -
SAMUEL B. DOUGLASS,
a1f o"I AsBuRf Lt9IPa Ss,e'''
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DETROIT, MICH, January 2.-The Board Of
Trade to-day appointed delegates to attend the
Boston convention.
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TIE New YoRK HERALD announces that Satan
was the first Puritan. No other paper has the
news,
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Frem Richmond : The Conyentica-
TIE Methodist Conference-PoIitissl

RICHMOND, VA, ian. 2.-Thc Convention me,
to-day, but, no quorum being present, adjourned
The Northern Methodist Conference of vir.
sinia and North Carolina met here to-day
Bishop Jones, Of New York, presided.
The politicians arc speculatins to-day about
the Governors once, the term for which Gov.
ernor Pierpoint was elected having expired on
january. No action has yet been taken In the
matter BY the military authorities. 1gs.'7I n4l
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Canes and Umbrellas.

yyALKIN0 CANEs AND UMBRELLAs-CHAs,
w ]. PEARCB, manufacturcr Of Canes and Um-
kreliss,. No. nay Pennsylyania avenue, between
Hotel. D..
Canes, Umbrellas and Parasols repaired. de6-lm
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From South Csrslina-COntract with
Freedmen for tho Coming Year
Order from Gen. Scott.
CHAMELEON, Jan. 2.-General Scott, OF the
Freedmen's Bureau, has issued a circular-letter
Of advice to planters and freedmen with regard
to contracts for the coming season.
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a.. s zssSEH Z EL SS9GbbeIA'', trustees.
deod&ds Intel. Auctioussfs,
OF PARTNRRsHIr.

dissolution OF PARTNERSHIP.
The limited partnership heretofore existing bet vecn
the understEned. carryfsg on the Lumber business
dissolved BY mutual consent All persons Indebted 10
them are to settle their aesounts ana those
same for settlement
20 . : NJ ~ =, FRANCIS MoHUN,
JAsrARr !, 1855 A'N'
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OPPICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE, FOURTH
" DISTRICT OF NEW YORK, No. 81 CHAMBERS
srsnEr, NEw YoRK, December a. 1897.
NS,ise L hereby given tha, have distrainsd upon
Bonded waIehonse Of olcett Co., No. % Broadway,
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS

are offered for the present at % oRETs DOLLAR
they are the cheapest security in the market, being
than Is Per cont lower than United States socksS
They pay l,H.s.I .-r.
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From MobiIe-The Condition OF Judee
Rusteed.

NOZZLE, ALA, Jan. 2.-Judge Busteed's
wounds are now healing, and his recovery is
now considered certain. His physicians think
he will necessarily be confined to his room for
some weeks -
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p soHrS' r.B. NoHuS. PHILIP NoHuS.
FRANCIS MoHUN 4 SONS.
LU Der DEAL RRs,
Canal. between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.

We respectfully call the attention Of carpenters and
TIE public sensralX to our large stock Of seasoned
so, boo feet a, "a, and 81 select white Pine.
loo, 900 fset ~ 81 Southern Pine Pioorng prime
lengths.
Also, large quantities Of Southern and other kind
FLORIDA Cedar.
iss-wfnSw FRANCIS MoHUN SONS,
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WRAPPING. PAPER FOR SALE AT THE RB
w publlef. Once, -, -
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bowers & AtBERs,
date J. A. SHAFFIELD 4 COL
ICE CREAM MANUFACTURERS AND CON

ICE CREAM MANUFACTURERS AND CON-
~ . PETITIONERS,
800 Eleventh street, bet. st. and Mass. ave,
have Just received large stock Of French Com
Dictionaries, Fancy Boxes. Toys, etc., suitable
for Christmas presents.
Parties, Weddings, Fairs, etc., furnished with
the best Ice Cream, Water Ices, Cakes, etc, at
reasonable terms.
Give US call. delo3m
AVThe Republican ON the Navy fard.-
Persons residing on the Navy Yard desiring the
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN delivered promptly and
regularly at their residences, will please leave
their names and residence with Mr.. JOSEPH RE
PETIT, grocer, next to the northeast corner OF
street south and Seventh street east. no21-n
sA-TURNER's TIC DOULOUREUX OR
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL, e
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL,
A Safe, Certain, and Speedy Cure for Neuralgia
,g,TT and all Nervous Diseases. :.
1t 10 an unfAillng remedy IN all cases Of Facial
Neuralgia, often efecting d perfect cure In .
single day. No form Of Nervous Disease falls to
yield to It's magic influence. Even the severcst
cascs Of Chronic Neuralgia and general Nervous
Derangements Of many years standing, eject
Ing the entire system, are completely and perma-
at the utmost. II contains nothing Injurious to
the most delicate system, and can always be used
with perfect safety. It Is In constant use by the
best physicians, who give II their unanimous
and unqualified approval. Sent BY mail on re-
eeipt Of q and two postage stamps. Sold every
where. TURNER CO.,
go .. Sole Proprietors,
oc3o-cosm ITO fremont ct, Boston, Mass
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Cabinet Makers.

ID EMoyEp,--R, W, BARKER, CABINET MAKER
street. TO No 2S street, between Tenth and Eleventh
streets. where no will 10 prepsred heretSfore to
tcular attention 10 boxing and moving articles,
81 Funeral calls attended to ut all hours, day and
night. ~.
THIS is TO CERTIFY That II. W. BARKER is
Cabinet and undertaking business. -.
Groceries. p.
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(iARRIAGEsl CARRIAGES.
" CARRIAGES! cA z
Carriages. Also,a number Of second hand 81
Roekaways, Bpggies, g. at very low prices. Re-
RoBERT H. GRAHAM,
Repository. 81 st. bet. 9Th and 9th,
jaS-I Shop, 81 Eighth street, near D.
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EoR RENT-oNE FRAME HOUSE, CONTAINING
seven rooms, with large. garden. pleasantly 10.
Brick. containing Ave rooms rent SH Per month,
Apply 70 4. b. CLARK, corner of -Four znd-a hall
and street south. "
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NEW COOPERATIVE STORE, 4s7 NINTH
~ street. between b and E-Weleh's Best Flour,
Win other ,H shoice brsndsi New Paekyhea Ploqr.
NSrthSsEn iBqstter lard Esss Sugar
granberIies at New York Priees, Lorins's syrup,
aSlSep Syrup. Molasses, and extra grades q sugar
other crackes,, with a select assortment Of .PuEe
sp,eoes , pried Fruits. and other choice FAMILY
0ROCERlkS always on hand. Treasurer will be NJ
the store az al hours Of the day 10 receive subscrp
lions for stock. Shares, 80 each, oct0
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THs Imperial Chinese forces have met with
sevcrc repulse. .. - ........
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GENERAL VAN vAtKRssuRo, American Min
lister to Japan, was married on Tho 18th Of No.
vcmber to Mrs. TAayer, Of New York ffi
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ArTsHrIoSI bz ATT z TISSkGur
J6SfcoC: fiPEs ~ Nj a Ss,%s:
% cal the attention q the public 70 his hne seecton Of
The abcve atticlss and particularly TO biz clear HA-
co1ts. ! MY st"H'. nO13-1m
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JOHN GTBsON, 10.
VIII rpn resplsry during the winter months between
town, as follows: Leave New York. from Pier ~.
East kiyer at the foot Of Roosevelt street, every Sat-
High street, every Thursday, and Aloxandria every
rrLdsy y m 70, fsisht or ps;sssey sgRy a. the
az S..s G s'iH Sssfs
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Alpine Bitters!

Sisisr tstannt. UNI isbr t,listts Bitter rirr
ron Wurisln unit Gramtr, wsIte in Fen @tttr.
gen trr S&rsis s~siammslt wsrrtn. tsrsitst, riss
isltsn fun an unD tit Ft iHaelos. telisrn inrsEtn
munrsrrrts gs iunt beit TART nre Giaenltaiten,
r.lds SaurtiddliG i'll alien 1ausn ron Dispsp.
ia, appstilcfstsit, Scrtrsnnen,
@assnl d d {, S6winpsI Nerpu-
ftat, 8ulittpfsriits unr tppuGon
eri dc 8t&merrsn r, lrwic in alien Tilsu
rsn + eitlidsr 3 stiuitdt, mirtnm iinr.
Jstnsr lit Ter Alrins-Sittsrs Gin aussrpttnetes
Mitts sesen &altes 6istsr, GtDlrra,
6 tulsriMe e.. &c.
Gie Tcls in ritisn ssnanntcn GdQen lit Elm
GBlrTei rrll rreimal HUr rem giirn, aut mebrerss
male en- Sag iitsr scnrmmen. ie ratrem Is bic
Seltisteit rrer Iauer res llttel5 er'prrert.
Eisifs Bitter 1T iur Iamen crer lclGe ptric.
nsn. mtlGs tsineu 0ein rrrr Qiausrt lisfsn, rptl
,u sn,ph blen.
Gis irrta:iftts motirnre NaGiraae fur risies
au9emri i'll rcsulart eutrpailts Iittsl bat bic lla
ttrjsifnsttn %tsrUaen. Asrntsu in alien 9teilen
Ger unirn gu 'rn'hnen. weIte Ss R~sllunssn prompt
aufiubrtn rerreu.
&orntmann& g..
aH'tntss asentcn unr Smpprtsurs
iur tis 8tr. Staattn unp Ganata.
Gtbar ST.. 81. q.
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Prospectus
1to1ng gadis Selett Sthool.

The School opens on the first Monday
Of September and closes in July.
Tupils are received into it from the age
of five years upwards.
The school is divided into two Depart
ments, each conducted by competent teach
ers, the Select and the General De-
partment, to enable such parents as are
less gifted with financial means, to give
10 their daughters a solid education, the
course of instruction being the Same as
in the Select Department, simply not in
Guiding The moro ornamental branches and
sciences.
The course of instruction comprises the
english and german language, Orthogra-
ply, Reading, plain and ornamental Writ
ing, Grammar, Composition, ancient and
modern Geography, sacred and profane
History, natural Philosophy, Chemistry,
Botany, Arithmetic, Bookkeeping and &c
morally all those sciences taught in AGA
denies.
Vocal music and and pain needle werk
are comprised in the course of Tuition.
The Lady Teachers of the Institute con-
slider it a sacred duly to watch with ma.
ternal solicitude over their youthful charge
guiding them by reason and sweetly and
gently instilling into their hearts a love
and relish for whatever is virtuous and
upright, cultivaling their intellect and
judgement, inparting to them sound prin-
ciples, forming them to polite manners
and to every thing that can adorn a young
lady and make her an accomplished and
useful member of society.
No direct religious influence is exer-
cised over the puyils, bu! for orders sake
all must conform TO The exterior regula.
tons of the school.
For the beginning of October the Ins,i-
uto will be prepared to receive boarder.
into the new and spacious building erected
for that purpose, for the accommodation o.
such parents that desire 10 give to theil
daughters a more thorough and finished
education. The Boardcrs enjoy the bene6
of special care and instruction to furthe,
their improvement. Night and day the,
are watched over with maternal vigilance
forms: payable in advance.
Board and Tuition; per session or the fourt
part OF the school year $500
Select Day-Schoiars SO
Scholars in General Department.
per month IN
instrumental Music at the Teachers
charges.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given, that LISTERS o.
ADMINISTRATION have been granted - the IN.
r'ersigned by the County Court ofGasconsoS
dunty of the estate OF GEORGE Eppli9eco'
bearing date February 18th 1868.
All persons indebted to said estate, ss
hereby required to mako immediately pay,
ment TO the undersigned administrator, ana
all persons, having claims against said estate
to present them for allowance propery
authenticated within one year from ins
date Of said letters, orthey will be pIecludea
from any benefit of said estate, and if sncn
claims are not presented within two year
from the date of said letters, they will -
forever barred. go
EDWARD EPPLI
Executor of George Eppli des'da
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STATE OF MISSOURI,
County of Gasconade.
In the County Court fer the County

In the County Court fer the County
of Gasoonadc, Februaryferm 1888.
Now at this day comes F. II. Wslkiug
admir-. of tho Estate of Henry Smith deed
presents to the court his petition,
praying for the sale Of the real estate
of said deceased, or SO much thereof, IS shall
be sufficient to pay and satisfy the dsb,s due
by said estate and yet unpaid for want OF
sufficient assets, accompanied. BY tho &C.
counts. lists, inventories and afidavite, ;as
by law required. On examination whereof
it is ordered, that all persons interested IN
the estate of said deceased, be notified that
application as aforesaid has been made and
that unless the contrary be shown ON orbs.
fore the next torn of this court, TO DO be.
gun and held on the I'd Monday in May
next, an order will be made to sell
the real estate aforesaid, or so much there
of, as shall be sufficient to pay and SATISFY
the debts due by said estate as aforesaid,
And it is further ordered, that q copy Of
this order be published according 10 Law
STATE OF MISSOURI, -
County Of G~asconade,
l., Edward Kehr, Clerk OF
the County Court of the Comfy and STATE
aforesaid, certify that the foregoing ISL
true copy from the records Of said court ID
my office.
Given under my hand and the
seal of said court, at office, "
(L.S.) the county aforesaid, this lsin
day of FebruaryA. d. lsos.
EDWARD KEHR, CLERK.