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The national Republican., 1868-12-08
Educational.
Stables.
pRoPosALs FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.
Amy BuILpISds,)
CoRsER GAEEsE AxD HoUsroE sTs..

AMY BuILDISds.l
PaGSpHsai: 10 dpPIssts Ei Ss EsssiysS by he
D. iscs, ior supplying he saSsisiSase department
.ITsi. FUaE pI%s me., or mess
1900 pounds Rice, IN oak barrels. head lined.
PGsId:a arfss IL barrels: z 4. fs fsnd lined
pound. Bfo%S ss. is ssrrs.. 'fa fSli rHssd Rssd
S,opC pound. Cut Loaf Sugar, in barrels. full
0.sSs pounds Crushed Sugar. in barrels, full
5000 pounds dranuiatsd Sugar, In barrels. full
1890 pounds Coffee A Sugar. in barrels. full
oSS EsiSns ysnsgar In q Gallon painted kegs
$S sSSsS; Rio dPssa 6oa;s. n fsa Ga1rsis. oak,
S'SS pound. Java Coffee. ia bags
400 pounds Adamsntine Capdles
sVeo POI! poqqnSs D. Lard. Lard. In pound cans
i,oa boxes Tsbis sslt. IN original package.
ss.SS ~. P9Snds CSdhsIh: In iW pound boxes
z dozen aas Pickles. plat bottles.
go pounds Allspics, In Y pound cans,
D9 pounds CinnamSn, IN < pound cans.
PSSadds pOand SlSss,. a... II PSSISa SuDa cam. sSS.
800 pounds AAeeAIQni. In % pound boxes.
Io9 9pOunds Yeast Powder, a \ pO1ld cans.
Loo pounds Breakfast Bacon, In 100 pound
100 pounds Smoked Tongues. in 100 pound
loo pounds Smoked Boef, in 100 pound boxes,
1000 pounds Smoked Salmon, In 100 pound boxes.
Loco pounds Smoked Halibut, In 100 pound boxes.
% boxes Turkish PTunes.
100 gallons Piekled CuoumbeTE, In 10 gal Ion keK6
800 deIen Lemon Extracts.
20 dozen Vanilla Extracts
1900 pounds Sugar: Cured Hams, In tieress.
500 pounds sperm Candles, In ~ pound boxes.
800 pounds Assorted CrsekeTs, In 25 pound
boxes,
100 dozen cakes Toilet Soap.
2d0 cans Fresh Salmon, J. or 2pound cans.
1900 pounds Of Rnglish Breakfast Tea.
1000 pounds Of OoIong Tea.
1000 pounds Of souch0ng Tea,
These stores are required for immGd ate delivery,
The manner Of making bids, uirement Of bid
asIs ihs ;sH: ;sa os, A. stated In oyorss
decs ID BVL Brig. den. , q. s. u,s,A,
The national Republican., 1868-12-08

Commissioners held a meeting last night,
Mayor Bowen presiding. A bill asking the
councils to remit fine imposed upon r. T.
johnson was passed.
The chief engineer was instructed to pro.
cure quarters for the tremen who intend Visit
Ing the city on the fourth OF March.
Adjourned until Friday evening.
The national Republican., 1868-12-08

ELECTION ov OHYIcERs.-At the fourth
quarterly conference of McKendree IN. Z J
church, on Friday evening, Rev. N. ]. b. Nor.
gan, presiding, Messrs. J. j. Harkness, R. ii. .
Miiliams, Jerome BrownI Jacob Collins, J.
John Thompson were elected stewards for the
ensuing year, and the usual church commit.
tees were appointed.
The national Republican., 1868-12-08

The Masonic HALL ASSOCIATION held Its
Of q board OF directors, at No. II Louisiana a
avenue. The following were elected: Messrs.
u. Ii. French, N. ID. Lsrner, J. Purdy, p. II.
Howe and N. Acker. The vote was 1850, and
Messrs. J. Moody Smith, II. o. Hood and Jno-
Edward Mason were the Inspectors OF the
election,
The national Republican., 1868-12-08

FENALE SuyPRAGE.-The largest meeting
yet held here on this question assembled last
night at the tenth free discussion at Union
League Hall. Mrs; Josephine S. drining
presided, and J. H. H. Wilcox, Mr. Pinkhan,
+ Q. Connolly, J. b. Wolf, Col: J. O. Smith
Gibson, Mrs. Annie Denton Cridge, and John
NJ. Langtson took part. 1t was stated that
numerously signed petitions for suffrage in
from Monday to Tuesday, as the evening or
meeting was announced.
The national Republican., 1868-12-08

WH. wHELAs Co., No. 2lo + street, near
the Treasury building, advertise an extensive
and beautiful stock Of chandeliers and gas
fixtures. They have these articles always on
hand and are In daily receipt Of the latest and
price list OF this arm 10 as low as that OF deal
ers In New York, Philadelphia and other large
cItiet. Remember the placo-No. 40 Z street.
The national Republican., 1868-12-08

NATIONAL CATHOLIC FESTIVAL. To-day
the Catholic Church throughout the United
States will celebrate, with unusual solem nifty,
the Inauguration OF the national Catholic fes-
Blessed Virgin Mary-chosen as the national
feast Of the United States by the Sixth Pro-
yincial Council in 1898. THIS day will hence
the Catholic Church In this country, and the
services will be the same as on Sunday. The
Catholic churches Of Washington have made
great preparations for the celebration Of the
festival to-day, and the services will be very
attractive. Although the festivities are OF
ancient origin, they will be observed to-day
for the hrst time as q day Of obligation.
The national Republican., 1868-12-08

who was arrested on Sunday, charged, on the
complaint OF william McCaw, with malicious
trespass, was tried yesterday BY Justice
smashed things generally In McCaw's drink.
Ing house, on New Jersey avenue, near the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad depot, and at
tempted to cut the proprietor because he re-
fused to give him more drink, he was fined t50
and not being able to pay the fnc, was com.
mitted to Jail.
The national Republican., 1868-12-08

UNITED BUrLERs' BgsEPIcIAL LAssooIATIos
This association, which has existed but little
over year, held a stated meeting few even
ings since, when the follow Ing g-named persons
were chosen as officers for the ensuing year;
President, Nelson Parker vice president, q.
Bowling; secretary, Simon B. Jones; assist
ant secretary, william Douglass treasurer, b.
marshal, William Palmer; mt ssenger, Robert
Brown; assistant messenger, A. Hawkins |;
chaplain, John W. Eyansj banking committee,
George Hawkins, l. Hamilton, J. Buekman,
Peter Bell, Carolina Earl, r. Dodson, George
Elzie, Henry Parker, A. johnson, David Yates,
Henry Herbert and Wallace Grant.
The national Republican., 1868-12-08

FoREFATHER's DAY.-New Englanders 10
the city who propose participating In the cell
ebrntion OF FoTefatheT's Day, Will md an In
portant notice In smother column.
The national Republican., 1868-12-08

SHOULD AULp ACQUAINTANCE DE FoRaET,
YOU can best renew II In a Suit OF new Clothes
IRON Henning's One Price Clothing Store, Ne,
oil Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1868-12-08

RECovERKD.-The many warn frienda OF
that energetic music edealer, John T. Ellis,
ssQ,, will be pleased to learn that he 10 again
At his store, and we'll enough to welcome his
many friends aud customers.
The national Republican., 1868-12-08

WASHINGTON DENTAL AssooIAlIos.-Th
annual meeting of this association took place
last night, DR.. r. I. Hunt presiding, and DIR.
Noble, secretary. The officers were chosen
for the ensuing year, as follows: President,
Dr. r. +. Hunt vice president, DIR. 7. o. Hillsj
secretary, DR.. J. q. Smith; treasurer, Samuel
Lewis, esq; librarian, DIR. II. N. wAdsworth.
DR.. Noble was elected to deliver the Ad-
dress at the next annual meeting. Drs. Noble,
Hills, and Dawes were appointed an executive
committee.
DR.. II. N. wadsworth then delivered the an.
nual address, which was ordered to be re-
corded, after which the association adjourned
to Aman's restaurant, where they partook Of
m excellent supper and had good time gen.
erally,
The national Republican., 1868-12-08

POTOMAC REAL EsrA ATE AND BUILDING As
socIATioS.-This association met last evening,
at Temperance Hall. Upwards OF two thou
sand shares were disposed OF and o. 900 were
sold. committee Of Ave was appointed to
prepare amendments to the constitution, with
meeting.
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OFFICERs,

OFFICERS,
9. Il. CLARK, PhilAdslphia. President
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
EEEkT skSEsoS Vie r,:;s
sas .TGkNER. Washington. Assistant Secretary.
fRANCIs Q; SMITH, NJ D.. Medical Director.
J. EWING BEARS. NJ. D.. Assistant Medical Di-
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD;
J. X. BARNES, Surgeon General United States
any TffS%sfi29z noR%fTz, Chief Medical Department.
Of''Ss D. w. sisi Bliss. X. D.. '%saiSR %ssSiSaton.
The advantages offered by this Company are
itiss National Az Company. chartered by specia
psia ~ capital q =: 10000
ltfurnishes larger insurance than other companies
for the same money.
Il u definite and certain In Its terms,
its policies are exempt from m sttSeSment.
There are no unnecessary restrictions In the pol
Every policy is non .forieitable
-, Policies may be taken which pay to the insured
their full amount and return all the premiums, so
that the Insurance costs only the decrease on the
Policies Will be issued that will pay to the In.
sured during life an annual income Of one tenth the
amount named In the policy.
Itinsures not to secure dividends, but at so low
aeosf thss diV.dSRRsSs VIII Be inP%Sssisls vyvpv
ties foT such agencies, with liable
should be addressed to the Company's General
Agents only in their respective distriets.
on applieaton At The ofics Of he Company il tbs
city.
The national Republican., 1868-12-08

REMovAL.-Mutual Division, Sons Of TEN
Hall, on Seventh street, has removed to the
basement OF MoKendree Chapel, Massaehu'
setts avenue, between Ninth anc Tenth streets,
where they meet every Monday evening.
The national Republican., 1868-12-08
xuw ADyERTIsEMENTs.

SAMUEL LEWIS, No. $50 Pennsylvanis ave.
nue., between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets,
ofrers for sale large lot OF holiday presents
in the shape OF American, English ana ue'
man watches, breastplns, chain'' earring,
dnget.rinEs, bracelets, fancy and plain 'o''u
silver ware, sc.
CouonLIs, at hIs drug:,toFc' corner Of
- N,nth s,reet, has = ine assortment OF
holiday goods fos sale cheap. Also, peru,
mery, i,ncy goods, medicines, &c. at reduced
prices.
rne larsc bricG house, No. as street
north is Offefcu tor re-
The national Republican., 1868-12-08

TnE soLprERs' AND SAILORS, UsIos held
union L..sus Hail, the pre'idsat, 3sJor
Ma. seonsid va; proposed and elected to
The chairman OF the committee on nnanee
and uniforms for campaign OF lses, reported
total s smount OF receipts to7 SOL expenditures,
After the transaction OF some uuimportsnt
business, Major Doughty addressed the Union
the defeat OF the soldier.csudidate for once
In the House Of Representatives on yesterday,
and expressed himself - somewhat astonished
OF men who bore upon their persons the marks
the services Of some would yet be recognized
by our national legislators. 0...
Major Short followed in q short speech,
stating that Of all the elective oficcrs Of the
Senate and House Of Representatives,, he did
II hs Ssd MAJOR mhs %os nens
House OF Representatives in the elections OF
s sa se ss sss s%.
Of the soldier should not be endorsed BY their
constituents. Referring to the various de.
be urged esans Ss S shns
claimed to be Radicals or Democrats, every
department had numbers OF men In them Who
were enemies OF the Government. After re-
meeting adjourned. TH'ss.. .F"'
THE RIVER Fnosr. = Bevy's Wharf-Ar-
rived Steamer HI Livingston, L>wler, from
Baltimore, with passengers and freight.
Fdys Wharf - Schooner River Queen,
Smart, from lower Potomac, with corn for O.
J. Brewer Reindeer, Washington, from Acco-
tink, with wood for market. Steamer Hi
Livingston, from Baltimore, with hay for the
Government.
Fo,e'er'. WharE.-Arrived - Sehr. Benjamin
Stokley, Hillman, from Salisbury, Nd, with
lumber for VIM. McLain.
Rleys Wharf.-Arrived-A number OF small
yes jefs with oysters for market. Steamer
Columbia, Harper, from Baltimore, with pas.
Johnson's WharC.-Arrived-Schr. Annie L.
CLARK, Edmondsop, from Havre dc Grace, with
100 tons Of Lyken's Valley coal, for George
Bogus; Matilda Spicer, Foxwell, from Piney
Point, with wood to order. Longboat Smoot,
L. Sheriff. -
Carfer's WharE-Arrived-Schrs ]. ]. Bar.
rell, Perry, from Philadelphia, with coal for
Dickson King; Windward, Reeves, from the
same port, with coal for r. W. Barneclo.
Men.-Sailed from Philadelphia, on the Isl
| instant, schooner James II. Gallagher, Gal.
lsgher, with 2o6 tons Of coal for r. W. Barne.
| clio.
The national Republican., 1868-12-08
Government Sales.
PUBLIo sA55 Is q n HSERrNESH sg. ,qv ORDINANCE

ttS IL: Iss 81 81 6s1siry i keeouire%snt:. sSS w-.
~ Waterlng Brides. .n
Ordnance Il wsshin atom. D. O.. q IIeyst Colonel
Hoastoa and Green @ streets, New Yo1S ety. or BY
direct application TO this Arsepa ppp,pr
Brerst Lieut.. Col. U. s. l.. coa%ahdins.
GALE OF ORDNANCE STORES.
wirrnrOws Ans,,sat,, MI.A.ss..}
states. aGssl sss foloWaS Srdnsnss ssa
Ordnance Stores viii 30 offered AZ public suction.
4hSssps9. Il hi S:ss tss irs 81 Ssssnssi. Is Sses
q ari.rg Sf:s 5Tfn inSis::si. Ssass gss gs.s hssh' S
.ssis sas.. and ss sIs:' rags
spare psrt. Il Small Scrap Iron and Steel.
b M 3, sa s g. an ss Ss
nance oAce, Washington city, r,,,s,r,v
uovls-a BT. bas. 6sa. fooRd's.
GOVERNMENT shhs .NaohI, Az THE NATIONAL
fss e 81 ST 81 Eest
ss ossfS Z saSis . saiSSS
H. iSs Snail 4 Y aSS. s!css s.iIsu. n modal: sa
fsrs. Fsri: 4 aar'RRi:a''B HiIiii:is Bits.
Psiis 81 Arms. variOu, models.
scrap fion. wrought and cas-. .rs
Maehin,ery, s.ns,sy,
Old 6findsione,. '.F
Gun Stocks, various stages,
ta ISi y iwsi,adov Frames.
siiS aSsIss sRs ! Machine. iSfii
hoIss Carts,
TelISIsi ioiS ssied, &C.
sssa esffSsSsiS fsnS s'Ps fs.'iS s hss' as
Til be'upphed BY appyRs Il sf iSR%snd
noi7.td Breyet Msjor. Com muandins.
SAIE OF SRSREssE SRSREssEp srSaHs' SbsNAsOE AND
Ar.sasl. Ola fSIalp SanfSss, W., o. SSsSIT.
H Sas @ is s Gs'S:s S:s q Il;
f0iSTrinf .r.isles' s,5i ,,o,,, ,,n,o, bov,,.
sass =; ;as SS Ss ,s5 sf1'sa
"a Of various oalibres
0wrGEushs iron gun carriages and'east iron
LIfss quantity Of artillery implement, and
,s.s.s sSot: .S:I phsrlss, ease: stands e ss.ps
SRoreisn model arms Of various ealibrea.
sls Fvot artillery swords. good order.
| rs Springfield rifed muskets, cal. 5s r.
:. kihep, assorted.
Sporting rifles and shot guns.
60 Light artillery sabres.
| 272N.C. o. and musieians' swords.
Infantry sceoutrements. horse equipments,
| and tmall arm appendages.
Artillery and eavalry bits and Iron parts for
field carriage
q. .e7s Cartridge bags, tn.nnel and serge.)
| Rope and corn sacks,
Blscksmitbs,, carpenters, saddlers' and ar
morers' tools, &c.
| Thirty days will be allowed for the removal Of
| cannon; fourteen days for all other stores
Terms Of sale 10 per cent. cash 10 be paid on day
catalogue Of the articles TO be sold will be fur
nshed upon application at this Arsenal, or at tho
0rdnAncs ONCE, Washington, DC.
Ihe onser making the sale reserves he tight to
does not come up to the limit that may be nxed by
proper authority soma Of the srtielei, or when
ever the Interests Of the United States, In his opin
Ion. NAV be subserved by so doing ,o,
Maj, Of Ordnance and Bvt. Colt s. A., h coSd's
I
The national Republican., 1868-12-08

EXCITING RuNAwAY.-Yesterday afternoon.
about 2 o'clock, the horses attached to the
family carriage Of s. p. Brown, formerly navy
scending Capitol Hill, and dashed OF towards
the Botanical Gardens, when the carriage up
set In crossing the railroad track, The horses
continued on for some distance, dragging the
carriage, with them, and were finally stopped
by Mr.. Bernard Bryan. at great risk Of his
life. Mrs. Brown was then rescued from the
carriage receiving, fortunately, no other In
received slight injuries In one OF his arms, and
the vehicle was considerably damaged.
The national Republican., 1868-12-08

La GRAND VIcToRiK is now the novelty for
ladies, = skirt which combines the panier and
Anacker. Mr.. Charles Baum, the celebrate d
hoop-skirt and corset man ufaeturer, 10 the only
agent Of the District, at his place, 6l3 Seventh
street, between ID and T..
The national Republican., 1868-12-08

!imors steam lines aud Adams' Express to care Of
r. IL Hayenner., Freight Agent at Alexandria.
will be forwarded as far as Leesburg free OF
charge other than our regular tariff rates.
CommutAtioD Passenger Tickets between Alex.
andria and LeesburK aud intermediate stations ut
cheap rates.
Round Trip Tickets good only for day Of issue
those places and intermediate points, are issued at
reduced rates. WASHINGTON BLYTHE.
no3-H General Super n Ia a emit
The national Republican., 1868-12-08

EoutTr CouRr-Judge oiin.-This court was
occupied as follows on Saturday;
In re. Lunacy OF Eleanor Miller. Order
appointing Mary +. Greenfield committee.
Alexander ct. al. VS.. Bouldin. Order ex.
tending time for testimony.
The argument in the case Of Walker VS..
Keruer was concluded, Judge Olin withhold.
ing his decision.
The national Republican., 1868-12-08

BAD Boy.-Last Saturday evening q boy
named Phelps was drawn into difaculty with
lad who had just arrived on the cars, from
Alexandria, when the latter cut him severely
on the arm. The young rufian escaped ar.
rest.
The national Republican., 1868-12-08
PHILADELPHIA r4IA;oRk WIkhIEGT0S khifGJ1B AND BA


L TIM0RE RAILROAD,
Commencing on Monday, June Sth, passenger
trains will leave President street depot, BaTti.
more, as follows, viz:
Way Mail Train for Philadelphia aud Way Sta
tons at rs q m. This train connects at Newcastle
Junction with trains fer all Stations on the Della
ware Railroad.
Express Train for PHILADELPHIA and New York
Ht 10 q. m, connecting At Perryvills with trAio
for Port Deposit.
Express Train for Philadelphia and New York
at2:25p, m. connectinE at Wilmington with train
for stations on Delaware Railroad, between Will
mington and Harrington,
Accommodation Train for Port Deposit and inter-
mediate Stations at 8 p, IN.
Express Train for Philadelphia at 6;y p. IN.
Express Train for New York at S:D p. m, con-
Meeting at Wilmington with Express Train for
principal stations on the Delaware Railroad, daily
except Saturday.
ON SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia and New York at SIS D. m.
,Threush Tickets may be pIoeuIed either At Pres
more street. Persons purchA Asing tickets at once,
Baltimore street, can have their baggage checked
at their residence by Union Transfer Company.
WIN CRAWFORD Agent
The national Republican., 1868-12-08
AND OHIO RAILROAD.

.5sG e "a SaS nj M; Sl!i " h:
no" run .' f'lifsis Tos 81 Is'aiiLrlmoRl
s s'.,; !. n aai .sl Il ;tssHs S s1sSi ssd a and
Lesy. daily. sIosp, sunday. All % and o.soa. IT.
'na ana .."p,iS6R ron ANNAPOLIS
Lesyest7a. n. and Aoop. m. No train to or from
Annapolis on 'In1s 1s [ sYgPAAd5s, Ads,
s6R 81 %dF W. Y satGiSss u & and '"D' n'
I''''s ISs AL Il ist Fss4s 8 81 81 lh2 R*Rsr
81 =: sSs 10. . .. .ad HSp =.
Az sff is! :ss
%S:::IsI s::s s.%:, .. & i. II sIs.. a.s 4 r:
ss% Ess Ra:ssf:: sd ps.'s. s.. i'd
Master 4 4 4f.s.1d4ses's;.. +; %5asoE';
cPhS Roosf2 sf2sf Tasi's assntw tw..h,rou
gHiEAbEFIE bIsf RE1TEbss sHb 1ss
Train. s.,s,ss ws:Sissscn N ssd i, Rev York Ar.
y YoR NEW YoRk. Hii.Acu, chang. Of ears.
icsI: daily tsiosps sunday Al 400 a. m. L. 50
-,a a" toR PHILAp.LPHIas
Lssvs dsiy tsxespt sunday ha"A NJ h0
ON SUNDAY,
Leave for Now York at o ~ p. N. and Philadel-
BieepinE cars for New York on g. 4)p IN. train only
Through tiekets to Philadelphia, New York or
Boston. can be had at the Station ohes At all hours
Bee baltimore and Ohio Railroad Advertisement
fSI :fS.sHf ,Ss Ws.
aa SOkS. s5.sss s;ssr.l NM; IIsi;S xs;s:
The national Republican., 1868-12-08

NEEDS sArrEsTIos.-The bridges over Tiber
creek, on Fifth and Sixth streets west, be.
tween Q and r streets north, are In horrible
condition, and II they are not attended to I'M
mediatcly, 1t 10 feared that serious accident
will occur.
The national Republican., 1868-12-08

POLICE MAGISTRATES CoURr.-First Pre-
cinct, Justice Kean-James Mccarthy. for
profanity, was fined Is.
Second Precinct, Justice Thompson-Isaiah
Washington, colored, for disorderly conduct
In church, was fined Is, and Margaret Foster,
colored, for profsne language, was required to
Fourth Precinct, Justice Morsell-Thomas
Biggins and Isaac johnson were both hned for
disorderly conduct.
Fifth Precinct, Justice Harper-Lewis Will
liams, Charles Smith, and j. J. Seymor, for
disorderly conduct, were each hned t5.
Seventh Precinct, Justice Walters. II.
work-house, and John Collins, for like OF.
fence, had to pay %.
The national Republican., 1868-12-08
Steamboat Lines.
NEW MERoHANTs' STEAMSHIP COMPANY

NEW MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
kssnTg Hs ig "a JOIN sSh rs sissSs VIII Ss%r' sas O.
SfS!s1', N.Y. % S'n'ss ERsSSii; 800
X
RstarniasSiss!e SCorsstcwp. fooi q High
S$sbsr Ss;5it fT$RSRAf TjRSiRSASfs .iii'ias At NV S''i
Tas .' y Ss .SS St gs r. .. A.:
pSrtstion 69%p.aS to sna from rom BosToH. /. pre- pre-:
pared to take through freight at much reduced
fs through Bs BSStlss g sy fns s, 9Gi: &
S:H oP Ri.i39 fsqt 3: ssssa sss K the
ass Ss' 20 %ss' SSs 81 jS
corner New York avenue and Seventeenth street.
one ;2rtf' ''o" wv FSSsFsSs RSPsssiRsSs President
THE STEAMER COLUMBIA 80.
aS rsH%sS hsT snS rfEr Tp' be- k
NOON wtbSfsEisff VI h$fSISSdI hS$fiiSSIIsSI.a every
s,, a. O'clock,
tSsS and ssf FOR iaftisT psT al:
Tfos. W. RILEY a SON. ,ASsRt..,
nye.tutsm AttAs foot d ffRSSs RisSysntS tGSstS stls:.
poTohAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.
For Way Landings on the Potomac and Baltimore.
tas as RIeR%oSS, frssSsaiukSbSsE u aSqid S5SsE with
and Potomac Railroad,
The steamer EXPRESS, Capt A. G. Niekle, will
leave Baltimore, Pier No. 9, Light r .xl-k
street wharf, every TUESDAY. al ilAf{sEt11zC
p m ard AITiye At tho sixth stTest wharf At a.
NJ THURSDAY, u deliver freight
put on the route ~
f6sR ssnnss 'nss'EsS iSsvs. sil AK !sSS&Y adam
PETER BERRY, Agent,
sih'h stEsft stEssfRtnMHhHAs nMHhHAsi' snM gton, d O.
The national Republican., 1868-12-08

CRIMINAL CouRr-Judoe Fisher.-This court
opened Its December term at the City Hall
yesterday. The following business was trans
acted: .s.
The grand Jury was charged and sent out OF
court as usual
David Redmsn, receiving stolen goods, the
property OF Henry Gleim. He was acquitted.
Chsries killing, stealing a horse worth eiT5
belonging to Joseph Miller. The prisoner was
found guilty.
Tulip Hill was discharged BY the court be-
fore the close OF the trial.
Adjourned.
The national Republican., 1868-12-08

OBsTRUcTIHo A FUsKRAL.-H. Davis was
taken before Justice Clark last evening, at the
Central station, by Sanitary Ofiotr Mullins,
and fined t5 for driving through funeral pro.
cession.
The national Republican., 1868-12-08
THE Onunra.

CIRouir CouRr-CAi1 Jusfiee Cdriier.-This
Collins 4 strsii W. ]. II. Ciafk. Action for
assumpsit on an account for t37603, met BY
pieas OF non-ssaumpsit and payment. Verdict
Tor plaintiff. Milier-Ashford.
Corporation OF Washington VS.. Langley.
judgment dismissing appeal set aside on mo-
tion OF Mr.. Leechj VIM. r.. Stewart vs.. w. r.
Sohl HenneIy l. Chamberlain vs.. Ritten-
house, Fowler 4 o., settled, each party to
pay Its own costs, s. Maohir VS.. John Z. Rec
side -ljudgm ment by the court for tlos.Ts.
A coNFIscATIor CASE.
Garnett vs.. st. Able. In this the motion
entered to strike out plea Of Limitations was
overruled.,
D. Z. Dutrow VS.. Chas. T. Wood. judgment
confessed for t2oo on 8 promissory note.
Archer, Callum 4 Co., vs.. r. q. Stevens.
Judgment confessed for tls7.lo for goods fur.
nished.
confessed for t1io.lo on promissory note.
The national Republican., 1868-12-08

1868 pEsssyaaEEttssIA KoUr. 1859
WINTER kRRksoEMENT.
On and Aftsr NOVEMBER 81, lses, trains will
wsaSignaItOn es.S.n. Baltimore la@n.
iOpm. e" II, 80 ~
ThR GREAT DOUDLE-TRACk ROuTE
With ELEGANT SCENERY, Palace St..ts- room,
day and nigh! Cars with modern inpro yements, and
other route Two hundred miles saved to Western
THREE DAILY EXPRESS TRAINS wEsT.
TWO DAILY EXPRESS TRAINS NORTH.
Through from Baltimore TO ROCHESTER, and
PITTSBURGH without change.
Passengers by this route from Baltimore have
DRP0Ts, aud no PERRIRs,
Tickets by this route can be procured at the
oaee. corner 9f Sixth street aud PsnI,yiysnia
nation will be given at all times,
Passengers procuring tickets at this once, can se
cure In Sleeping Cars for KlmiIA OF
Pittaburgh. W J. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
Wsshinston. b. Q.
deS-lv Baltimore, Nd.
The national Republican., 1868-12-08
sTATEs PATENT OPpICg.

TINTED STATES PATENT OPPICE,
~ WAsHIsdrOE, ID, O., November q, 1865
On The petition ofCHAs. CusNlEdHAA, Of Nashua,
patent granted him on the iSh day Of March, 1855,
Tor an Improvement in BenIole YApor Apparatus;
this once on the 18th day Of February next. Any
person may oppose this extension, Objections, dc.
p9slUons, and other papers should be hled In this
once twenty days before the day OF hearing
nosO.MS. Colamis.ioper Of Patent,