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nRDINARY'S NOTICE.-ADsrIN.
W istrators, Executors nn,l Guardians who have
not made their Annual Returns iD this Office are
called on TO do so Without Delay. Al dcfaulters
will cprocccded against in few days, according
TO law.
Ds7y" Office Dnys-Monlays and Fridays
ordinary's Office, l.. "A. McMICIlAEL,a
March q, 1868. Il Ordinary, o. d.
mar1 81
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IN TIIE DISTRICT COURr "a,

il TIE UNITED STATES-Fun TmE nIsTnIcr
nr SourH CARoLINA-IN THE MATTER CT Invix A.
I'LL, BANKnCrT-lN BAHKRuPToY.- WHOM IT
MAY CoNcEnN.-Thc undersigned, hereby gives M
tice Of his appointment ns Assignee Of Irwin A.
Till, in the District of Grangebnrg and State of
South Carolina, within said District who has been
adJudged bankrupt upon his own petition, by the
District Court Of said District. hs
Dated ut Orangcburg {. ", tho 10Th day of March
A. ID. 1868. i.AS Q Il7Tl
mar 2l-3t =, " DIDBLE Ass;opeot, 4.
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- County Of Richland, Senator aud 3 Repre-
scntntiycs. H sE,
epuaty of Lexington, Senator MD & Rep
-rcsenta.iycs. %M HI b
:, County of Ncwbcrry, Senator and B Rep
r,.srntativcs. ri Hli q
County of Laurc,s. sunator a6d Repro.
sentntivcs
County Of Abbcvillc, Senator and Rep
'rcscntativcs. --4--.;
C"upty Yfi iAndcrson,F 4 Senator and Rep
rcscntativcs.
County of Grecnville, Senator and Rep
resentatives.
County of Pickcns* l Senator und Repre-
sentative. - cr-Ir, II, Il -
County of sparthnbuurg, /, Senator and 4
Representatives.
County of Union, I Senator and Rcprcscn-
tativcs.
County of York, Senator and 4" Ileprcscn-
tativcs.
County of Chester, Senator and 3 Repre-
scntativcs. 'a- 9nh
County Of Fairfield, Senator and 3 Repre-
scntativcs. i21i 7E'"" aai @ ''io 'f'o"h''3
County of Lancaster I Senator and Repre-
scntatves.
County of Ocqnec,* ! Senator and 2 Repre-
scntativcs. As..i 7oi haa - W u aijtiL
Fy,1rc"M. The First Congressional District
is composed Of the Counties of Lancaster,
CHESTERFIELD Marlboro, Darlington, Marion,
Horny, Georgetown, Williamsburg. Sumter,
Clarendon and Kershaw; the Second is com
posed Of the Counties Of Charleston, Collcton,
Beaufort and Barnwell the Third is composed
of the Counties of .Oraugcburg, Lexington,
Richland, Ncwberry, Edycfeld, ,Abbevillc and
Andcrsou; the Fourth is composed of the
Counties of Oconec, Iickeus. Grccnvillc,
Iaurcns, spartanburg, Union, York. Chester
and Fairfield; in each of which one person shall
be elected rs Representative to the Congress
Of the United States In addition, two other
members of that body will be elected by THE
ballots of the registered voters voting Mt large
throughout the State "' . - .s7f siaH
by command of Brcvet Mnjor-G cncral Ed.
LOUIS ". CAHIARC, ~
y. u. e. and \. \. y. &.
#NorEs.-(1) The territorial subdivision:
heretofore known MS Districts" are designated
as 'Countics" b.; the new constitution.....(2)
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TN THE DISTRICT Co1;::.r On,

I'm THE DISTRICT COI...F or
SOUTH CARoLIHA-M TIE MATTER or ANpnEw },
liousER, BASKnrrr-IN BASKnurrcY.-To wnoM
IT NAY CoScERN.-The nndcrsign hereby gives no.
tice of his impeachment as Assignee Of Andrew ),
South Carolina, within said District, who has been
ndjudgcd bankrupt upon his own petition, by the
District Court of said District.
Dated at Orangcburg c. H., the 18th day Of March
a. d., 1868 u ss .sdiaus
mar 2l--3t =. V. DIBBLE, Assignee.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF

N TIIE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES-Fon THE UlsrnICr
OF SOuTm CAnoLINA-lN. THE MATTER or. Dawn
SrivENDEn, BANKRrrT-IS BANKnurrcr-To WHOM
1T MAY CoNcERS.-Tho undersigned hereby gives
notice of his appointment as Assignee Of David
Stivcnder i'll the District of Orangcburg and State
OF South Carolina, within said District. who has
been adjndgcd bankrupt upon his own pitition, by
the District Court Of said District
Dated at Orangcburg c. H., the 10Th day of March
\. ID. 1853. 11lGs+
mar 2l-3t =. " DIBDLE Assionec
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rS THE DISTRICT COURT OF

IN TINE DISTRICT COURT OF
TIE UNITED .,Tn / r.;--rop-TnE District OF
Sorrn CAnOLISA-lS rng MATTER OF c. Il. Thomson,
BANKnrrr4lN HANKnCrTcY.-To WmoM IT MAY
CoScEnS.-The undersigned hereby gives notice Of
his appointment Assignee Of G. IL. Thomson, in
the District of Ornngcburg aud State of South Caro-
lima, within said District. who has been a,ljudged
bankrupt upon his petition, by the District
Court of said District t.-f Nk
Dated al nrangchurg c, H. the l1.h day Of March
A. ID. 1868 - -fftFI
mar 2l-3t =. Y. pIBBI.E, Assigned. e
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TN TILE DISTRICT COURT OF

I TlLR; HD9SERHC1 COUHSI OF
THE UNITED STAT ES-Fon THE DisTRICT OF
Sorrm CAROLISA-lN TIE MATTER OF MADISON T.
WAY. BASHnUpr-lH BANKnurrcY.--To Wi:3M- IT
MAY CoNcEnS.-The Undersigned hereby gives nos
ticc of his appointment ms Assignee Of Madison p.
Way, in the District of Ornngeburg and State Of
South Carolina, within said District, who has been
n'judged bankrupt npon his own petition by the
District Court of snid District.
Dated Mt OrangcburgC H., the 18th day of March
4. D., 1868.
mar 2l-3t +. v. DIBBLE, Assignee.
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NATIVE WINES. WARRANTED
IN PuKE!.-l have OH hand 10 barrels OF
NATIVE WINES, at the ,Nin,ugc OF SU1, ilork,
MADEIRA and Port. These wings are the Pure Juice
Of the Grape, un.l will compare with nny in this or
other markets in Tus'o and Quality. will sell BY
the Bottle, Gallon or barrel asycry low rates.
Churches will be furnished for zSncrunental- pur>
poses ut reduced prices. Apply to
a +. II. W. BRlGGMANN.
june sly Russell Street.
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Sheriff, Sales s.a'''.: =.

Bystissas Of sdnd.y writs Of g. "a; 10 me dfss.ed,
win sell tothe highest tidders Mt Ornngeburg
Court lIpuae on the first Monday IN April
One Trnc, Of Land containing $5s acres, more o.
Tract of Land ssa.aining 8S acres, more or less,
two horses and two cows Levied on as il,e .pfopsfs
ty.of Rufus Livingston, at the suit Of Barnakas
Williamson. 81 .sfi.Si'Ss
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NOTICE TO CoSTnAsrosss.-

~ Scalcd proposals Tor Materials also for
building Engine iionsc, will he received by the
l'uil,ling Committee OF the Young .tiacricn Fire
pginc ,'unpany until March 2B, 1868. For iur,l,-
or particulars nrplyto Committee.
y. LOUIS, Chairman
building Committee, Young Amcric.
mar 2l--lt Fire Eng;nc Company.
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commissioners Sales.
q esTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Ell @ ORANoEBURd DISTRICT.
F5ehmgG Milnor, Theodore A. wilbur
%v and jacob 8. Martin, Bin for

Albert Il. Taber and John Cantey.
Under decree in Equity, will be sold In the City
OF Columbia, g. C., ON Monday the 9th day Of Aprii
next, nii TINT otof Land viii The bui7dHg5
ssSf css
bia. Richland District, buttng and bounding nsgtA
on nichian Street. sout on lslds now % forinerly
of of ). ). chisolm east ea qsssfss Hss
ing in front on Gadsasn ifesi, tWS ia IShdSeS and
rty-eight {24s feet by tmo hundred and siaf f2Os)
fsst SsRss 81 ssaf
one and two years, secured by bond. bearing in,s-
E$,s S Rs sIs
ssss ssss .s; ss,
cnue stamps. - j,
co%%issiSsss,s nm .l; sE Y gssas.
InToh15, lsss.eajs. ,2ANgIG q q
.ypRaH5ssi ,IAAXIsn Sa1SAAM@
John 7. 1nabinet, Adnl'fof
oo csAnn G: Inabinet: Js.v sss ~ v<ass,.ass
% Will be- resold before ile Court III 6use Ii Orange,
burg on Monday, 9th April next risk or the
more orsss, 5sihg tie alSSd z Siao hasss
as her dower tlie pnrchasef not shisiiE s0anpaisA
WIN the terms of thersa1el7 ssvi ,atag H.6 fol
cost and ths Ialnnqe on = Credit 81 tMeiTo monti,s
Purchaser giving hOhd lvith 9I6
anil mortgage Of the premises to s6sifS tho Say
menf OF the purchase money, purchaser TO pay for
Sas:ss;s = a,;.tsi iessssss esS'!.:
q March 10, 1865. j h2
i,i 500 70 reiv7la syALs6fa s1s;ssas srsEpe& a.
Thos. ". Glover .sssSs 3sl&is1srHA ~
~ 1'iys. ,e.aeq fo-aA ii ,spai'oi.
"eo' =. NcM: ,sfasqs
|u0 Will be sold hcfbrc tho C6urbs HouscsinsDfanss
land with The dwelling house and utLyr buildings
thereon in The Village OF 0rangrburg. and bo;ihds
OH the east by y. Austincl,ul. the north by the
4elleyHe Road or Rlsssll s,ryss. yusshe seuthMnd
sos so"'h~ss aas aif Ii e " Rs h2Ts md
Terms "i Sale-)nc-faif-cns the halancc in
r.n 9riag ipIsFsst M ,4s 5s,s pssesn
mort gage of the c.p,operts The buildin z. Is 1sin.
surce-an,-ti,e policy ito -br-assga
gage Purchaser .ls Wy roa pppsrs and revenue
stamps. ,'.n,,p; .;,,.,.. ,ma.Msz ,SmaM sS 8 ,s.
Msssn.l .lSs lssst ; sa I'm 'T'.l.sss.i sI$i
.eTotfoiloa hlae eyanzetAA
Martin Livingston aph wifspAam'rss1asr4 saw
70 Rosa woifsa sn ii Il, ,!ssiasysa 1t s'sfe eaaixvoa
Will be soid on ,he 9Th day Of a priin.,t. befoYe
The Court House in nrnpgehuTg, hc Eeal sy,aiees
MIA. VOLT sdrcvatscdI I'm the .lioir6 Or In Sas
GELS Nix:N liIbE2 .HkIHf e ga8EL
Tract No. containing s. more or less, and
tract No. being that portion allotted 10 tito widow
! aud containing :a'ncrrs more or less.
Terms, Of Salr-tipe-halff cash. phalane. on ITO
ist january next. nfchasrf giving bond with In
terest from datc, payable apnlGys and sa marggess
of the premises, With covenant Of resale in
of n breach Of the condition uf the bond. Fur
chnscrs :" pny. fot papers end .tappasG
0r.,nerburs {. IT,, hi2 Ji'aii CEah.i;siSisr.
March 10, II lssSl ,sl 4 ra3aaaglao
ALSO 80
Martha ". Phi,il.. Alm'x
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Iar.An ~ rhi'il,- Alm,z
Jno. Y, ,kshasrl. 3 1s q G.

,... s,Fya.s,, (; IL e, q
Will be sold nt the same time and place. the real
csia;g vhicl, Was sIncoh philipssdsessFsdsv
One tract continuing lac acres morc OF iss,.
bounded by lands fCAIpaRda PhiIlfps Davis Bridge
ll hy xs 's"n .asss esssSay slsa ssSs As:'is ssa
Ono other tract being afehiaindefia dossssr
Mrs Martha NJ. Phillips, containing l28 ,4asrssr
Joseph G. Tanning. Jacob Porter and tract N6. Z.
Cnnditions-Onc-third cash, tho balance Sn-ss
credit Of twel,eh montbs,s the purshastE givins
bond bearing interest from date payable annually,
and a mortgage I" secure thepurchase mphey sand
to pay for papers and revenue stamps.
Commissioner s,oiics.1t NszntysJANls0N.
OrNngcburg g. H., Commissioner.
March 10, lsss:a SaaAE
mar Il 4 1HTa IIaesUg I'd
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One Tract Of Land containing S33 acres, more or
| less, one Wagon ami one Ruggy:is AisoE another
Tract OF Land esa.aining SO acres, more or less,
two horses and two cows Levied on as ahc pfopefs
| ty.of Rufus Livingston, at the suit Of Barnahas
Williamson. 81 .afhSsSs
! ,.I3 ,]lQag5 4lSsos 44Ssos yA4qJTw
Another Trac, Of Land containing $40 acres more
or less 'ne'her<Irnct containing 41O. aerea more
or less, and another S35 acres, more or less Lev
led OH MS the property Of Henry H. Donnctt An the
ston st' '-N - tt4SSss<s sssrFs fss'gssstasS5e&
Also rs sea
an"fher Tract of Land containing zoo acres.
more or less. Levied on as the property of,W. a.
McGrew, atithe suit 81 Adgsst. Kahhe and I. c.
Jones.
ALSO
BY vrtno of Deorctnl Orders from P. 4. Mosiiehso,
ESQ. Orlinary,7fo me directed will sen on ihsy
M mrs. It, aGna"yin M;, April os hofO''owias foRs
One Tract of Land - aotes, belonging 70 ,t,a
Estate of J. V. n"ir. to be more particularly, de-,
scribed on tho day of sale. y
longing TO the Es,aio of r. g.'Ws smysrs pfyP9eI yP9e
Conditions-Cnsh enough 10 pay lexpenses. sthss.
balance TO be secured by bond,s security and mort
gage of tho premises Purchasers 70 pay for
shsria-s ofioe.i !! J.MiH. DUKES.
ns1 Mi1eh1s' :. T. 1863, s,iIl34E ,A02YaiiIo,.}.
h 4ef ALSO aaA
One tract Of Land containing $50 acres, more or
less Levied on MS the properly Of II. J. Siphtler.
at the suit of Samuel BOARD, Admsr.'lsd1
2 .!aAJdE ALSO la GlkAl.
Another tract. of Land Containing 100 acres
more or lcss. Levied OH. ms the property bf D. ID.
'o0khart at the suit Of Samuel Bozard, Adms, rag
Assoc
Another tract pfdaud containing 100 acres, moro
or less Levied en- nssihc property of A, Rourk. at
"' 1' Sheriff Fl :i%nss p'1'' 9awf Asf,f II npkss
MAR %a::" :i - ''0S. s'o.Ri
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*NorEs.-(1) The territorial subdivision.
heretofore known us Districts" arc designated
as "Countics' BY the new constitution.......(2)
The Districts Of Charleston and Berkeley are
united and constitute the County Of Charles
by the division Of Pickens District.
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...I2 .IlQaall&4itssoa YAaaIIm
ALSO

ano'her Tract Of Land containing zoo acres
more or less Levied on as the property ofsW. A
hcGrew, ,Satithe snit Of Augbat. KohhF and L. C.
Jones.
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ORpEns for the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN In
Georgetown may be left at the bookstores OF
Mcssrs. T. NJ. X. Mills Co, uste Crandelrs) l2s
Bridge street. or at Messrs. q. I. Getty 4 Co.'S,
100 Bridge street, where copies Of the RxgupLi.
CAN may be obtained daily.
FAsHIoNApLR wEppINo,--On Thursday after
noon, at $50 o'clock, st. Johns Episcopal church
happy couple 'Sp were Miss Isabel Wssrs the sS
compiished and beautiful daughter OF George
Waters, esq, and DIR. d. weisel, surgeon in the
Baltimore. The sacred edilce was Allied with
ladies and gentlemen Of our first circles, besides
distinguished parties from Washington and
ing ceremonies Of joining. together two loving
hearts In the holy bonds Of wedlock. The bride
white lace veil thrown rom The back Of T the
head, and hair frizzed end crimped, trimmed
with white roses and sparkling jewels, present.
The groom was In full dress uniform, which
contrasted tremendously with that Of the BRIDE
Den. Faust and Major Weber acted as srooms.
bride, and Miss Mary Weisei, sister Of the groom,
were bridesmaids. The pleasing ceremonies Of
S1s AS:s Gssshsr SsG% no Int
PerIsnshief pastor Of The sRPycS, Who seemed
exceedingly happy By the privilege; At the con.
tered carriages and were driven TO the residence
Of the brides father, 81 Market street, where
they received the calls and congratulations Of
the bridal party departed for abrief Northern
tour.
The Fine ALARM TgLRonAPH.-In the Board
OF Aldermen Thursday night the following letter
was received from Mr.. A. H. Evans, agent for
the patentee OF the police telegraph, In relation
to using the wires for the purpose OF giving fire
alarms stating upon what grounds he would re.
The communication was laid over for one
week:
OFFICE IInE ALAax TEtEoRArH CexrAsr,l
,.u H. WAsHISeros, d. G., Jan. q. 1868. :
SIXTY SIN In n Compliance with your verbal request,
to state upon what terms would withdraw my
protest against the use of the police station In
Georgetown as q hre-signal station, have the
tho ns o Se
and the authorities Of Georgetown will be al
lowed to make or continue any Arrangements
they may deem proper with the Board Of Metro.
have the honor to be your ob,t serv't,
A. II. EVANS, Agent.
THE DETAINED SrEAMERs.-The steamship +.
o. Knight was still at Alexandria yesterday, de
tanned by the Ice from proceeding to New York.
The John Gibson, at last accounts, was Ice.
bound at Quantico creek, but IL was expected
that the late rains and thaw would sufficiently
rotten the Ice as to permit her to proceed on her
trip up yesterday afternoon.
Since the above was written we learn that the
John Gibson has reached her wharf foot Of High
street.
CASE DtsMIssED.-Thc case OF John Gordon,
James Coleman, and William Garrett, alias
White, arrested few days since by Detectives
Clarvoo and McDevitt, upon the charge of firing
the premises OF MT Reintzei, on the 9th instant,
Walter, and there appearing no evidence crimi-
mating the accused, the case was dismissed.
THE RorE FERRr.-Thc rope ferry is now
making regular trips to and from the Virginia
shore, starting from the foot Of High street.
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HE was A WISE VAN who said, Better the nimblo
sxpence than the slow shilling, and we exsmpiify
his policy In business by selling at "small profits, -
trusting to quick sales for our reward. We have
full stock Of hats caps, boots and shoes for gentle
men and boys, which we offer at very low prices j.
T. Petty Co, 5ls Seventh street, opposite 1ntelli
gencer Building
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osEPH l.. PEAR soN.
BOOK AND JOB PRINTER.
CORNER OF NINTH AND DISTRICTS,
(second Story Masonic Hall.)

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE SUB.
sSribsr has obtained from the 9rphsns Court o.
q Jenersoa p: Koris, late q Wa,hlnston county.
claims against the said deceased hereby warned 70
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof TO the
subscriber, on or before the 2lst day OF January
next: they may, otherwise by law DO excluded from
all benefits Of the said estate.
1853 ROSANNNA K0RTS,
ja?2'WJw Adminlstratrtx
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Pawn Brokers.
TINTED STATES MAILS,
FLORIDA.

| Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
s%ss :Sas !fy dc sst
Ma SSS $ ssdsa Gy HTf T1
FrS% Bsssy NH snsG the
Lssys gs Ifs !%f Mi Ti Tuesday Thursday and
Leave MissosnEsS TuS'daTT. Thursday mud Sat.
s,,, Ass5i%S%Sst h6ssi,jsyia Mssyn l. a.
Lssys BsypSr, sa,IpIrdssys,sa,
Leave BrGSksyillc saturday att p IN,
GAS fT1S S' a sssES5s by Nom,
LSssS &oSaay. ' %sdnS s yf Sai
Leave Quincy Monday" "Wednesday aud Friday
Aifivse 3 81 e 6thutt4hoeshce ey7p, m,
GiA From Mariana, by Crowell's, to Chattahooehce,
Lssrs Gs! aa Df Fas.%sy aye saa Tfif
fcays %cdneliay and Saturday
CHS fSsi va to Fort Taylor
Leave FS, Sf pa$s s$tST Tfs SNS 81. NJ
$3.50 fro9 Jasper, BY Jsnaiags to Byvll", Il mile.
Leave jasper WSSdqs:dsy at ST. m.
Arrive at BellylllO by d,
Leave Bellyillo Thursday atsa IN.
cg7 fIs. MS,siey aa4 10 Madison. Is mile, aud
Leave ave- h %9SS H HSitt Msaday"7a, am.
Arrive at Moseley Hall by ,. IN.
oSS From oTlaads % aSiSnsiIIs, q mile. aud back
XIV SEiSsfS wf,aftsI I'd =,
Leave Mellonyille Wednesday Mt D. m
,,.o Arriysat Orlando bySp.
fSsR IRad % ana Peace Creek
Leave s9aySs. T y Ppso WGs sISE n}7a ~
kSS fsqs sHSs si'if aSs' S'y
$40 fTG% Gsd T&m Rsy IoT x Ky eps mo
Bidders 70 propose a schedule Of departures and
Proposals invited to begin at St. Marks and to IN
c,n From ' New Smyrna, by Sand Point, Indian
RE niles sfRB nsE sTd Miami 70 Key West 81
Leave New Smyrna GU the LIST aud 18th Of each
Arrive, at Key West by the 10th md 9th Of each
Leave Key West on the LIST aud 18th Of each month
Arrive at New Smyrna by the 10Th aud 9th OF
NOTES
Proposals must be to carry the mail with Celebrity
certainly and security, " asipg the terms Of iRS law
sons, certified 70 as such by postmaster or judge Of
No nay viii be mado for trips not performed, and
yr each such omissions not satisfactorily explained
1RrGS s 'S q, M rp may Pc tor
with depending mails, and not sufficiently excused,
fourth Of the compensation for the trip Is subject
TO forfeiture. Fines will DO imposed unless tho de-
liuquency be satisfactorily explained for ucglectng
u take the mail from into post office for suffering
10 be injured, destroyed, robbed lost aud for
fusng, after demand, tooonyey the mail frequently
A. the contractor runs, Of concerned In running, We
hleles on the route, Tho Postmaster General may
annul tho contract for dsobeying the post office laws
or tho instructions of the Department, lie may alter
the schedule Of Departure and arrivals aud also order
an Increase Of service by allowing therefor pro rata
increase on tue contract He also CuTthll OF
discontinue tho service 10 whole or In part At Apro
rata decrease OF pay, allow ing ono months extra
compensation on the amount Of service dispensed
with. Bids should be addressed 10 the Second As
slstant POSTMASTER General, snPerscrlbed PRO
For forms OF proposal, Sc and other information,
Of October ~ 1866 and Of this date
ALEX. W. RANDALL
ja22-Wit Postmaster General
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Billiards.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL BILLIARD PARLoT
Nj tS az dRpspPp;;y r 4 ,sss syyss99ue.
Paints and Oils,

ID N 0v D.
Having purchased the stock and fixtures In the
store Of Q. 3. WHlTTLEsEY, 62S seventh street,
take pleasure In announcing to my friends and the
public generally that have removed my stock OF
PAINTS, OILS, LAMPS. GLASS. ETC.
from No. Ss street, between Sixth and Seventh Ito
62s SEVENTH STREET,
Between Louisiana avenue and street,
Where shall keep constantly hand full assort-
ment OF
PAINTS, OILS. LEADS, CoLoRs, yARNIsuRs,
BRUSHES, GLASS, LAMPS, ETC.
ALSO, ARTISTS MATERIALS OF EVERY DE-
sCRIPTI0NI
And everything pertaining to the business.
take this opportunity o. returning my sincere
thanks to friends and the public for their very liberal
patronage in tho past. aud earnestly solicit eontin
uance OF the same.
remain your obedont servant
wAsnIsaros, D. c., December ., 1851. jas.tf
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Now is the time to buy things ehoap;
But always "iook before you leap
There IL place within our city
The subject ofmy present dltty-
Where really there IL no telling
How very cheap good goods are selling
Clothing. cut In latest style.
That always make tho ladies smlle;
or finest make, and texture too,
That wear tho wearer long and true.
The buyers gain IL tho sellers loss,
For all things here are sold at cost.
These things you'll ind, and many moro,
At Saks 4 Co. = Clothing Store,
oil seventh street. bet. Penn, av aud st.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-25

THE UNDERSIGNED wish to announce to their patrons
and the public in general that they have this day re
tered into Copartnership at their place Of bust
ness, corner Of Seventh and Streets and that their
business will be conducted, as heretofore, on bust
ness-ke and legitimate plan. Their stock Of Men,
Youths and Boys Clothing is Of tho largest In
this city. and all our own manufacture, and will be
sold at prices to suit the closest buyer BAR Co.
l.. BAR. A. BAsRR.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-25
lNg LIAR RA CH.

WEBS Cotton Cloth. Dress Patterns, Pant Patterns.
BE-, Ee. Send Ten cents Tor Patent Pen Fountain,
with slip describing an article In our dollar sale
from 30 to 900 at same rate 30 cents for each and
got premium for so doing. Send In Registered Let
EASTMAN 4 KENDALL,
s. Hanover street. Boston, Mass.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-25

FAIR WARSlNG.-We have been informed by
several OF the Metropolit police that they have
been instructed to enforce the law immedi ately
with egard to do & license.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-25

4l5. 900 WORTH OF Doors AND snoEs for winter wear,
at very cost. to make for immense stock
Of spring goods. Come early to secure bargain, at
George b. Wilson'S, lato Of tho arm OF Burns will
son. under Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh street, No.
502, second block from tho Avenue.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-25

WASTING Potomac WATRR.-Oficer Holm.
berger, OF the Seventh precinct, took William
Stokes Il Co, merchants, before Justice Walter
on Thursday. They were hned e.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-25

WITHIN rHR WHOLE RANGE OF tonic and Alternative
medicine known, mono is entitled to moro eonsidera-
ton than tho Peruvian Syrup. In all cases OF on.
feebled and debilitated constitution 1t Is tho very
remedy needed. The most positive proof Of this can
DO adduced.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-25

DIsoRpERLI AND PRoPASE.-Elizabcth Roots
and Susannah Harris, eolored, were taken be-
fore Justice Tucker, on Thursday, by Officer Mar
ders, OF the First precinct. They were fined %
each,