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Sale.

n
SberfGss Sale.
g. G. Drake }
Cyrus Harrington.
w. P. Wilcox
Cyrus Harrington.
In the District Court Of Bossier Pari,k
Louisiana.
py virtue of two writs of fer; fas;..
- issued from the Distr;.s
Court of Bossier, in the above entifs$
suits, and to me directed, / have seie0S
and will proceed to sell at public anc
ton TO the last and highest bidds.
between the legal hours of sale, AZ AZ
Court house door, in the town ~
Bellevue. La, on Saturday the onS
day of January, 1869, the FOLLOWING
described property, to-wit a1ei ~
Northeast quarter of. southeast Quar-
ter, and southeast quarter of southeast
quarter of section 81 all that portion
OF northwest quarter of southeast quar-
ter, in section 9, lying south al ia
Hurricane Bluffs road, oontaipIns
% acres. all IN township 81, range l9s
and containing in all JOS acres, mora
or less.
Seized as the property of tho defend.
ant, Cyrus Harrington, and to be sold
to pay and satisfy said writs.
Terms of Sale-Cash, with benefit
Of appraisement. a,frk
w. H. HILL, Sheriff
Bellevue, La, Nov. %, 1868.
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Fall Stock.
1868.

1868.
Gtaple and Fancy Dry Goods, No
~ tons, Clothing, Hats, Boots and
Shoes, Carpeting, Rugs, Mating,
Floor Oil Cloth, &C.. for sale by 2
j. Fl. REYNOLDS,
ms 6m Texas ST., Shreveport, La.
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w. s. HAVEN'S Iron Bound Teras Sad
die ITee.-This tree is strapped on top and
underneath the horn with wrought iron.
and well raw ided, making it superior to
an other trees In this market. am manu-
featuring and selling Saddles made on this
tree as cheap as the Northern saddles
brought on here by merchants. Remember.
my motto is to sell fast and cheap, at No
o Texas street, above the Market House.
Shreveport, La. ms 3m
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ONE MOMENT IF YoU PLEASE -
just to say to you and our readers
generally, whom it may concern, that
L. I'll. Gardner d Co., of New Orleans,
Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods and
Notions, are the popular candidates
tor your patronage. Few houses have
SO rapidly gained ground in public
confidence, or so soon built up large
business as they have. They have
succeeded by their low prices and the
strict integrity of their dealings. Try
them with an order and make their &C
quaintance when you are in New Or
leans. You will find them on Common
Street adjoining the City Hotel.
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Hardware = Hardwarel

A1aK'NWaTe ! Hardware
A we'll selected stock of SHELF
"a and other Hardware, bought in
New York for cash, of importers and
Manufacturers Agents."
j. H, REYNOLDS,
81 Texas street, Shreveport, La.
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Sheg.sf''s Sale.

In District Court, Bossier Parish, La.
by virtue Of two writs Of tieri fae;as
- issued from the Honorable M
District Court of said parish and State.
in the above entitled suit, and TO mo
directed, l have seized and will proceed
to sell at public auction, to the last and
highest bidder, at the Court house,
door, in the town of Bellevue, La.
within the legal hours Of sale, ca. he,
first Saturday the 2nd day of January.
1868. the following described land
to-wit:
The undivided one-half interest in
the east half of northwest quarter. Sec
ton 25. East.half of southeast quarter.
and east half Of northeast qnarter, and
west half Of northeast quarter, and
east half of southwest quarter, and west
half of southeast quarter, Of section "a.
And east half ofnorthwest quarter, and
northwest quarter of northwest quarter,
and that part Of the west half of north
east quarter. lying norths Of % small
branch. in section 25. All in township
u, range IA j; and containing in sll
$50 acres, with improvements thereon.
Seized as the property of the defend
ant, J. G. Lambright, and to be sold
to pay and satisfy said writs.
Terms of Sale-Cash, subject to
the benefit Of appraisement.
w. H. HILL. Sheriff.
Bellevue. La, Nov. %, 1868. t
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She2'iT'S Sale.

Joseph Marks } ~,
vs.. No. 1929.
]. L. c. Graham.
W. B. Gambill's sue,
vs.. No. 1914.
j. L c. Graham.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-23

We. took our stand on the corner of Sixth
and u streets last evening, to view the torch.
light procession Of the "Boys in Blue" We
have resided in Washington some time long
enough, we think, not TO be called carpet.
bagger," and we feel confident that we state
the truth when VIC say that there were three
thousand torch-bearorsin the turnout best
the Chinese lanterns, whichwere quite hume.
rous. Tho denomination was the largest we
ever saw in this city, and for order aud regu'
hrity 1t was complete success.
The rain did not deter these champions OF
liberty and u FREQ government. They turned
ont en- masse, and by their presence, courage
and zeal in the good Cause, gave induhltable
proof that they appreciate the situation and
mean to give the full weight OF their influence
for Grant and UOfsx.
II Is sometimes said, What IL the use OF
advantage Of political movements OF this sort
| In Washlngtonr We answer much, every
way. This 10 the capital, aud though its pco'
pic or permanent residents have no vote IL
the Presidential election, still the usual innu
cnyc OF such q gathering rs that OF last eve
ming Is highly important
We have only space 10 say that the demon
stratlon was ail its most sanguine fticnd
could have wished II. For particulars Thu
reader 10 referred to our local reports.
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ARRIVALS AT THE ,,orr,...

KlRKWOOD HOUSE-KINa.
x, WT nSSmpMle a, phhiIsis W kirklana, Il
nI,wSnger, Y; Frank Thomas, Hartford; O
" Black n y Jacob Thompson, Iouisylilc;
Jackson, AIaj II hudson and wife, N Y; Thos
Y Iicaton, Ohio; 7 $ Dabney, City, Henry I
Brcwstor, St Louis; J. q Diekey, New London,
Pa; WIN Smith and wife, Trenton, N J; W X
m"li, M%i } MtdornieR ,'Ts 3HifK0Ts bif.
nowitty, Texas; II Forbes, Baltimore; = X
Ferry, W W Perry, wife and son, Va; George
mosdi . V q Murphy, N y; = y Bailey Tones,
Gal; Mrs Garter, N Y; VS. Offutt, II, Baiti.
morcj John Roche, Winchester, Va; p Hale,
NJ u; District Of Columbia; Gen q 4 Ketchcn,
Tenn.
EpBITT HOUSE-C. q. WILLARD.
q q Fame, John A Price, Md; J J Brooks,
Pal II O Brown, Mr. and Mrs II Pullman. W
y Moore, S J Mcyey, W d sheldon, NJ +
7 Hall, l. I; Hon N Boydcn, No; no Cush-
Ing, U s A; Van Dcycrn, Ohio; " Law;
son, John NJ Hyde, Va; Garrett Z W
hh9mp ,' IL Thomas; D M stoddsra Tn1s
MIDI E II Atwood, u $ Al John I.ainby, pai NJ
jerks, La; Jas q Garter, Louisville; Mr.
and Mrs Jas B Wright, Miss Summers, N Iii
u l. Massey, Ky.
sEAToN HOUSE,. II. sEMMgs.
Harburgor, baltimore; John NJ Duvnll
Prince 9eorge's county, Md; Mrs Smith, Pa
Robert Garter, Carer, Samuel Owens, X
Taylor. Va; Chss s Fairfax, Gal; r NJ liar.
rover, Fauquier county, Va; John i Gardiner
John T. Bowie, T. Plowdcn, Md; David Kicker
Harrisburg; Dr shelton and son, Va; J
Cushcr, Md.
OWEN HOUSES. W. OWEN.
L II Smith, Baltimore; Charles Il Wilson
Hartford, Connj II Neiie, Columbia, s q; II
Gleason, Va; d spss, Philadelphia; W "
Herbert, Alexandria, ynj Robert Bentley, jr
Va; J Z O'Ncil- ID A Maggie, Philadelphia;
Griggs, Matawana, N J; W Montgomery
and lady, Baltimore.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
q Bogart, Phila; J ID Davis, Manchester, n
II Sargent; lIarrisburgjC l. Gillet, FL
mira, N " s Smith, Starkey, N Y;Miss aarl
ncr, Nantucket, Mass; A shaw, Va; 7 !
Stca rms and lady, q Il Bcal, Boston.
BUNkER'S AVENUE HOUSE.
WIN I Supple, Baltimore; L l. Browns, NJ
]. CARTS, N Y; X Baker, city; T A Gallag Cher
N II; q + Pains, Boston; John A Ellingcr
Baltimore; VIM Bennett, Philadelphia.
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DIED..

LEE.-On Monday, the 2lst Instant, SALLrE L.
beloved wife Of Win T. Lee, IN tho I'D year Of
her age.
Relatives and friends Of tho family are invited
to attend the funeral from her residence, No. ~
o'clock.
TOWERS. On the 2lst instant, AssIR Z. TOWER,
aged years. a. the residence Of hor Parents, corner
Of Second aud u streets. Island.
The funeral will take place to-day. tWedncsdtyD
at 8 clock, y. IN.
wHEATLEY. - Departed this life on Monday
morning, the 2lst instant, ANNA, beloved wife Of
WIN J. Whestey, In the 56th year Of her age
Her funeral win take place from her late resi-
dance, No. go Pennsylvania avenue east, to-day,
lWednesday,( at 2 o'clock, q. M, thence 10 y.
Peter Church, Friends and aClrAiRtances OF tho
faInl arc invited To attend
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-23

TUr ENTHUsIAeN the WEST We take
the following from the New York CUmmSrrtdl:
An Irresistible tide Il cnthusiasm for Grant
ard ColfaN Is nOwswCrpinr over the Western
States, which reveals itsCl. In immense mass
meetings, ms IembllgCg, sc. There were, II
example, no lCss than fifteen tremendous raj
lies last week in Illinois alone. Twenty
thousand Republicans assembled at Carbon.
dale on Thursdny. uRc delegation of Tan
ncrs' from Williamson county numbered i've
thousand, and made procession three miles
long.
lac distinguishing feature Of this dClcra.
tiun, and Erandcst display OF tho day, was a
company OF thirtyFCvcn ladies, representing
the states, mounted on white hUrEca. They
were GTcssrh in white, with blue skirts, the
dresses hcing trimmed with red, white, and
blue, AID were attended 10y the Marion Brass
Band. The were met East of tarbUndalc by
the marshal of the day, with his assistants
wagon seated with thirty-sevcn younr Ladies
from CNrIomdalc, representa-" the states Oi
the Union. This grand cavnIcadC was ono
hour passing given point
Twenty thousand Republicans assembled on
the same day at the capital Of kankCe county
WI ere there was n procession OF Tanners five
mllrs long. Other great Republican rallies
took place during the week At Dexter, Toilet,
Batavia, ffccpOrt, and other points in Iii
ruis. OHIO, Indiana, Iowa, Wisconsin, Michi.
gan, and Minnesota arc equally widc-awakC.
and all OF these States promise TO give decided
maiuritiCH for the Republican nominees In
November,
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Scizure Of DestiIIeries - REEVE nue


NEW YoRK, Sept. 22.-Five distillerics have
been seized BY the deputy collector OF the
second collCetion district for the non'registra-
ton under the now revenue law.
The revenue fraud oaBca wero up again to-
day, but were again postponed until Tuesday
on account of the indispOsition of ex-Judge
Fullerton, one Of the Government counsel,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-23

From Shillington, corner Of -Four. Rnd.A-half
street and Pennsylvania avenue, We have
THE PcOplc'g Magazine" for september;
"Thc Nursery" for October; The lmpcndin
Crisis NV the Democracy" BY Petroleum V,
Nasty; "llarpcr's Magazine" for October,
and tho "RivCrsiIc Magazine" for October,
FROM French y Richardson VIC have "ITsr.
pCr's magazine" for October.
From II. NJ. Dewitt, publisher, New York
we have "Gcn. Wilson'l Life OF Gen. Grant,
"Thc Radical Drum Call" and "rhc Grant
Campaign Songstcr," which will prove UsCGU
in the present important Presidential cam
paign, furnishing as they DO both valuable
and convincing facts, and = collection Of TIC
very best AMI most sou!.stirring words, linked
to spritcL, popular and beautiful tuucF.
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MARRIED..

BOND-LYNCH. -On the 18th of August, 1853, by
Rev. William Hamilton, CuARLgs d. BOsb to Miss
KATE Lynch. both Of Washington, D. q.
CRONlN- MURPHY. - On tho 10Th instant, by
Rev. !. A. Walter, IouN CRONIE, OF Richmond,
Va, to Mss MAKy J, MrRrnY, of this city No
cards.
GHBEN-BRoUGHTuS. On Tuesday, the 18th
Of September, at the residence Of the brides father
by Rev, b. N Brown, d. W. ulEEs to Miss MAKr
Il. BROUGHTOS, youngest daughter o. Mr.. David
BrOughtOn, proprietor American Hotel.
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Passing Counterfeit Money Death
of Il judge.

ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 22.-Petcr Ruga was ar
rested here to-day with bushcl of bogus
neckels found in his possession. Emile Bras
sim, in the employ Of Ruga, was also arrested
and nearly tIOOJU in counterfeit two dollar
Treasury notes were found on her. Both par
ties were turned over to Waited states author
itieH.
Judge Nathaniel Mcdonald, who some tune
ago resigned the Judgeship oftheProbste Court
in this city, on account Of ill-hcalth, died yes.
tCTlAy,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-23

MONTGOMERY, September 22.-The Senate
and House did but little to-day.
In the House resolution was adopted for
the appointment OF a committee 10 wait upon
the Governor and learn what he desired the
Legislature to do,
A member offered a resolution of instruc.
ton to the Committee on RegistratiOn TO re-
port Ia the morning what progress they had
made.
A member OF the committee seconded the
resolution that the registration bill was dis.
loyal, because every other member OF the
committee was opposed to an election BY the
people In November.
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The RiOt In Gcnrrin.

ATLANTA, Sept. 22.-The recontrc Al ia
milla, Georgia, between the whites and blacks,
created much excitement here and thro ughout
the state. .F
Yesterday afternoon, the Goyefno, sent a
communication to both Houses, relative to
the disturbances In Mitchell county, recon.
mending that the President OF the United
States DO petitioned for military force sum.
Client TO preserve order In that county.
There was considerable debate with regard
to the subject Of tclegraphing to the President
in regard to the matter.
A resolution was offered providing that q
special committee be appointed to investigate
the whole matter, and report forthwith all tho
facts.
The House also appointed a committee of
five to investigate aud lay a correct account
before the assembly.
At the request OF Major Howard, agent Of
the Bureau, Judge Fason and Captain ! John
son will investigate the matter and furnish
the necessary papers and information this ar
| tcrnoon.
The House passed n bill by vote of liz 10
30, appointing the first Tuesday OF November
for the Congressional election.
Disturbances in New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, Sept Alan effort Is being
made in the Legislature to deprive the State
courts Of the power to naturalizo foreigners.
A bill to that effect was introduced in the
House Saturday, and was referred 10 the Jul
| dietary Committee. The courts OF this city
| are crowded daily seeking naturalization. A
joint resolution was rushed through the House
to-day requesting Senators and Representa-
tivcs in Congress to propose and support the
| repeal OF the act by which the organization Of
the militia Of this State Is prohibited.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept 22.-This city ia in an
intense Gtate Of excitement.
Tonight about 1880 o'clock, a disturbance
occurred at the corner OF Bourbon and Canal
streets, ia front of Dumontilles' confetti onary
| establishment, one of the fashionable rcsorta
| of New Orleans, which was crowded with
ladies and gentlemen.
Several clubs, both Radical and Democratic
were on tho streets in the vicinity at the time,
and become engaged in n di1iculty, when scv.
| cral shots were fired. A skirmish with stafIs
| and lamps occurred, when all the parties dis
| pcrscd hastily. The cab stands were deserted
and buildings In the vicinity were closed dur.
ing the melee. Several persons were hurt,
but none arc yet asccftained to have been
fatally injured.
At II o'clock not n negro was seen In the
vicinity, excepting those on the police force.
Scattering shots have been heard in different
parts OF the city, below Canal street, and fears
are entertained that further riOtous demon.
STATIONS will he made tonight.
| Accounts M to the origin Of the difficulty
are conflicting.
| Various wild rumors arc floating about.
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shocking railroad Accident.

ELMIRA, N. =, Sept. 22,--AP the funeral
procession OF Mrs. Carr WAS crossing the Erie
railway, q mile west Of tho painted post, the
Rochester cNpTcss came along aud frightened
the horse Of carriage in which WAS Mrs.
brake, a sister Of the deceased, She was
thrown on the track and had both feet cut or
by the passing train. A child Of the deceased
was also run over and literally cut to pieces.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-23
or IEDIAEA.

~ care nothing for promotion, 80 long as our
,rus are successful. --GriHI tU S.rH,LH, E'hrU-
'rV, lS2
''IGny course Is not satisfactory, rculovO Inc at
"nc" 10 not wish 70 any way to impede the
surc"s. " our arms. '-firFIh t"Hutyck, FhTuIIB
Z, 1861
'"rhis Is Republic, whore tn" wiz Of the people
~ tn, law " the land -G'GSrTi GrIpl' y httr N
President J'h,ts"H, iuOt,st, lSt7.
81 shall have no r"IiCy "i my own t. Interfere
against the Will " the people. ''-Errtt's LGHtr,
HiU -. lsN.
'Human liberty, the only true fnnndstnn Of hu.
man government. '--'iTTht'S LtiteT 10 tEig'Us !
NraphiS.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-23

MEMPHIS, Sept. 22.-Reports from the cot
ton crop are very unfavorable. The ball
worm, rot, and second growth are damagi ing
cotton seriously. Rain continues necessarily.
A corps of engineers, under Major Mcrri-
wcthcr and Capt Ike Hood, left to-day to sur.
vey route for the Memphis, Alabama and
Selma railroad
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-23
The Emeute In Georgia.

ATLANTA, Sept. 22.-The following report is
from Judge Vason and Mr.. johnson, who wero
requested by Lieut.. Howard, of the Freed
mems Bureau, to investigate the riot at Ca
milla:
To The Committee Of The Senate and House Of Rep.
ItSsHi0iirrs ofhr H0ic Of Georgia.:
We left Camilla this day at noon. All Is
quiet, and there Is no apprehension Of further
trouble. The act Of the citizens was under
orders from the sheriff. They acted rs his
police In the whole affair.
The negroes in the county are all quiet. No
bad feeling cAists between them and the
whites growing out OF the affair. But few
negroes were present, excepting those In the
process ion. There IL no necessity for any adj
ditional force to protect white or black. The
wounded negroes are well cared for, and have
the sympathy of the whites. The whole dinl-
Guilty originatedas to the right claimed by Muir
ply, Pcarcc 4 Co. to carry the negroes Into u
political meeting with aIns. The sheriff dis
puted these rights, who insisted that, under
the proclamation OF the Governor and the law,
1t was his duty ~ II civil Utlccr to prevent II.
There la no excitement in Albany,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-23

THE CORRESPONDENT OF tho Baltim"r"
iDi,ltrdn gets of the following In regard to
the meeting OF Congress. lie sayE.
The gathering Of the members OF the House
tO-day was sort Of political lave feast, or
perhaps more like the meeting of the generals
Of an army after the accomplishment of a glD-
riOus victory. The democrats, sullen and dIe-
COutCItCd, kUpt 1t Of sight in the committee
rouIns, and the Republicans aHi their friends
had the hall all to Themselves. A more Joy
Uus, happy, enthusiastic set Of gentlemen your
correspondent has never encountered. From
AL quarters Of the East, the North, AMI the
great West they brought the most cheering Ac-
counts Of the political prospect, aud nsEd.
rAuccs that October viii give US PCnnsylva
Ola, ohio, Indiana, nnd Iowa, by ruusiug ma.
jUritics, and that the election in November
will record the election OF Grant and COlfLS
by mAiOritiCs that the most 3aHguinc would
scarcely have dreamed Of q mouth ago.
Never have our friends hCeu more entirely
confident on the eve of a Presidential clCctiOn
and, but that this confidence j. accompanied b.
IN evident intention TO go into the campaign
heart and soul, to labor with determination
and energy in making "assurance douhly
sure" 10 carry every doubtful state, and to
iucrCrLU our maJprItiGs in the certain StAtcr,
! should fear ii rs !ikcly to produce too much
security and to hrgCt clTciCHsn,ss. As 1t is
however, II is rather the result Of the c1rnes,
w Tk that has been and is to be done, AMI tho
assurance felt that, - in Maine and Vermont
the popular heart Ia everywhere with us.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-23

= IT, IUHNFON,
Mr.. CLARK, = Northern man, who came South
since the war, ccrtihes to the good character
Of the parties making the sworn statements.
One report was laid before both Houses Of the
Legislature, which determined their decision
relative to the Governors mcssngc and their
refusal to ask the President for aid TO main.
tain order.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-23

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, Sept. IA national
convention of French Gan adian societies will
be held here on the 18th Of October. -Four hun
drcd delegates arc expected.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-23

a LuHpoN letter OF the 9th Instant, TO a
New York paper, cxprcsgcB much dissatislac-
ton At the course pursued by Hon. Rcvcrdy
johnson since his arrival there lie Ia charged
with Hcglrcting the friends and counting the
enemies Of the United States, and the writer
says that II requires some patience to see
Mr.. Johnson throw himself into the arms Of a
faction which was and 10 the known toe OF tho
country he Is there to rcprcsCnt.
We have good reason to doubt what this
correspondent says, and we have to say that
we shall not accept his statements ~ truth
till VIC see more confirmation Of the truth
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-23
For Sale or Rent.

J,OR SALE. "A VERY DBsIRABJB NEW
Inquire at 5l2 Twelfth, between Pennsylyani
avenue aud L street, sopl9-6r
nor SALE OR RENT. SEWN NEW AND
II very desirable four room HOUSES, known ~
Foundry Place, with watOr, gas, aud sewer. The
above HOUSES arc situated In the rear Of the
Foundry Methodist church, corner Of fourteenth
and q streets, Inquire AT 6l2 Twelfth street, be.
tween Pennsyl ,snla avenue and street.
sarlQ.6tt
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-23

F." rnr rAErI,ULAES IN respect to the
Camilla affair the reader is referred to an ap.
pacutly authoritative dispatch il another
rUlunn
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Personal.

A MONTHLY NURSE tAMERICAN) NOW
n disengaged, with bost OF City references,
would like to make u few moro engagements Ap-
ply At GT TWGlfth street
SHIRT MAKING and all kinds Of plain sewing
done at short notice, Also, Furnished Rooms for
Gentlemen at 6d Twelfth street. Spl-lm
DRlyATE MEDICAL CONSULTATION At
l. "OLDh DIR. DARBY'S, IN Seventh htra"t,
nosito Odd-FelVws' Hall. Separate roOmS frT
tents. srl2-n
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-23

MH. Z. CuDAT., agent, No. "a Louisiana
avenue. sends Us 1.-THE Centennial Calendar y
containing the years, mouths, days Of the
month, &c, FROM lSOO to 1906 table, Of new and
lul! moons, cclipsCs, and days on which Easter
will occur until 1910, u curiCuf and valuable
cpl"uda: ioI reference.