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October 10
@NERvoUs DEBILITY, WITH ITS

NERVOUS DEBILITY, WITH ITS
gloomy attendants low spirits, depression, in
voluntary emissions loss Of semen, spermatorrhoea,
loss of power, dizzy head loss Of memory, and
threatened impotence and imbecility, find sove-
reign cure in HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFIC No. TwENTY-EGHT. Composed of the
most valuable mild and potent curaaves they strike
at once the root of the matter, tone up the system
arrest the discharges and impart vigor and energy
life and vitality, to the entire man. They have
cured thousands of cases. Price S. per package OF
six boxes and vial, or 81 per single box. Sold by
druggists and sent by mail on receipt OF price.
Address HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC
MEDICINE COMPANY, No. 662 BROADWAY, NEW
YORK. September19
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Our European Dispatches.
IBY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
THE NATURALIZATION oUEsT1oN-oPN1oNs

THE NATURALIZATION oUEsTIoN-oPNIcNs OF
THE LONDON PRESS.
LONDON, January S.-Nearly all the great city
journals comment editorially on the resolution
recently adopted by the House of Commons on
the question Of citizenship. An abatement Of
the British claims, and an acceptance OF the
American views as expressed by President
johnson, in his annual message to Congress,
are urged with singular unanimity.
LONDON, January sap. M.-ConsoIs 92sa
92}. Bonds 1}a71B.
LONDON, January s-Evening.-Consols
closed st eS. Bouds III. Rentes declining.
LIVERPOOL, January a-Noon.-Cotton dull
and declined 3D.; Uplands I'D; Orleans 7sd.;
sales 5000 bales. Breadstufs quiet.
Two P. M.-Cotton unchanged. Wheat firm.
Pork 78s. for new Western prime Mess. Tai
low 4Ss. Cd.
LIVERPOOL, January 8-Evening.-Cotton
closed heavy. Sales 5000 bales. Uplands, in
port, I'D, to arrive, I'D; Orleans 7ad- Mar
kets unchanged.
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January A:
PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,

OFFrcE CLERK OF COUNCIL
Msy, 1857. !
The following Section Of An Ordinance to abolish
the ofice OF Superintendent of Streets; TO provide
for Keeping the Streets, Lanes, Alleys, and open
Courts In the City Of Charleston Clean, and for
other purposes" Is hereby published for the infor-
nation Of all concerned:
For the due protection OF the said contractor OF
contractors it is further ordained That every owner,
lessee occupant and tenant OF any premises 'front.'.
ing In any street. lane alley, or open court, shall
on every day Sundays eIcepted have the dirt filth
garbage, or other, oa placed In front Of bis or her
lot III barrel, box or heap, and In readiness ioz
the contractor, by the hour OF seven o'clock, A. H.,
from the FIRST first day OF May to the first day ol
November in every year and by the hour OF nine
o'clock, A. NJ. from the first day Of November E te
the frst day of May following. And any person Of
Tending herein. or placing any dirt filth, garbage
or other oal In any street. lane, or alley, or open
court after the hours above named, Hha be subject
to q fine OF not less than two nor more than hvt
dollars, for each and ovsry offence, to be imposed
by the Mayor.
By order W. d. sMITH,
May 15 clerk OF Councn.
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rh. Georgia M,litary Convention.

ATLANTA, January s.-A resolution OF well
come to General Meade, and. appointing a
committee to wait on that officer, was adopted
Resolutions were introduced to fix theper d.era
of members at nine dollars, and to inquire into
the authority by which members held their
seats, with regard to this latter delegate sald
he wished to call on the Registrar General to
furnish the official figures of the registration
and vote in Georgia.
A large and enthusiastic CONSERVATIVE meet-
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Prince Charles of HohenzolIern was a lieu

Prince Charles of Hohenzollern was a lieu
tenant in the Prussian dragons when Napo-
leon offered him the Roumanian crown. He
asked the advice of King William, who advised
him to reject it, but told him to see Bismarck
about the matter. The Prince found Bismarck
not rise, but told the Prince to take chair.
On being informed OF what had been offered
to young Charles, he said, Thunder and light
ming pay no attention to his Majestys advice,
but accept the crown. A throne is not offered
every day to lieutenant OF dragons"
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TO JUNK-sHOP KEEPERS.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL, /
DECEMBER q 1867.

DECEMBER 2, 1867.
rT,HE Junk SHOP LICENSES OF THE FOLLOW
ING persons have expired. They are hereb!
notified to apply at this Office Immediately and re
new the same
PHILIP RILEY. Warren and St. Philip-streets.
NJ REYNOLDS, No. Bedon's Alley.
MARY BURKE, No. "a Calhoun.street
EDMUND WALLACE, No. "a Washington-atreet.
JAMES WALLACE, No. 95 Spring street.
JOHN LEAHY, No. ola Coming-sreet.
MARY RAFFERTY,, Columbus and Hanover-sts.
MARY CAMPBELL, President and Cannon.sts.
P. MANION, No. 81 state-street.
JOHN KENNY, No. 46 Queen-street
JAMES BARRY, No. 10 Wharf-sreet
D. CONROY, No. 80 st. Philip-street.
P. DORAN, No. 10 E1change-street-
P. PINKUSSOHN, No. 53 East Bay.
w. a. SMITH,
Dacembera Clerk Of Council.
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Marrieb.


AvEILHE-NUEvILLE- St. Marks Church
on the 9Th inst, by the Rev. ]. B. SEABRooK, JOHN
W. AVEILHE to Miss MARY j. NUEVILLE.
GAILLARD-JACKsON.-O the 18th December,
by Rev. L. F. GUERRY, Captain PHILIP P. GAIL
LARD to Miss RACHEL B., daughter of Mr.. Charles
C. JACKSON, all of Sumter District
SCOTT-GREGG.-On the 18th December, al
the residence of the brides father. by Rev. D
E. FRIERsoN, JOHN g. SCOTT, Of Sumter District
and Miss FLORA MOWER GREGG, daughter OF Dr.
D. r. GREGG, Of Marion District
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Wbituarn.

DEvINEAU.-Ded on the Eth September, 1867,
In St James Goose Greek Parish, South Caronn, Of
congestion of the lungs, Mrs. SUSAN DEVINEAU,
aged 10 years.
{" Blessed are those who die in the Lord, for SO
says the Spirit and they rest from their labors, and
their works do follow them.-Amen."
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SEC OFFICE CHARLESTON GAS LIGHT
COMPANY, JANUARY z. 1S6s.-The Board Of Di.
rectors Of this Company having declared dividend
Of FIFTY CENTS PER SHARE on the Capital Stock
of this Company the same will be paid to stockhold
ers on and after the Goth instant.
The Books for Transfer will be cloaed from date
until the Doth instant
WI. HERIOT,
January8 Secretary and Treasurer.
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ing held here tonight was addressed by Cen
eral J. B. Gordon, who said that he had met
General Hancock as an enemy, but that if he
were to meet him now he would esteem it a
privilege to take his hand as friend. This
sentiment was loudly cheered.
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ST. MTCHAEL'S CLOCK.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL, /

TsTIMATEs FOR REPAIRING, CLEANING AND
r. PUTTING IN ORDER ST MICHAEL'S OL0OK,
viii be received at this Office until Monday, 18th In
stant, at Ia O'Clock.
The Clock can be examined by applying at the
Main Guardhouse for the key Of the Church.
Separate estimates for arranging the STRIKING
APPARATUS win be received at the same time.
By order. W. b. SMITH,,
January4 Clerk of Council.
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ac- IN R0IIITY WILLIAMSBURG DIS

aS IN EQUITY. WILLIAMSBURG Dis
TRICT-JoHN WATSON AND J. L. LANE Us. 8. P.
MATTHEW'S, SHERIFF, AND oTHERs.-BILL
FOR ACCOUNT, RELIEF. DISCOVERY AID IN
JUNcTGoN-In pursuance of an order made in the
above stated case, the creditors Of HARPER &
LANE LANE HARPER, RUTsoN. LANE l. CO.,
BRADLEY 8; LANE, and ". K. LANE L. CO., arc
hereby notified that they are required to prove and
establish demands, before the Commissioner of this
Court against the said firms on or before the first
day of February next, on failing 30 to do they be
debarred the benefit of any decree in this cause
1r,v 1omo7mos r. C. LOGAN, G. E. W. D.
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A saM1-MoNTHLY JOURNAL OF MEDICINE, SUR
eRRY, PHYSIOLOGY, HYGIENE AND GENERAL
LITERATURE, DEVOTED TO THE PRO-
HEssIoN AID THE PEOPLE.
Tie cheapes Medical Paper In the world, pub
hshsd every two weelrs at the Univeraty Building,
Nin1h-street, South Of Walnut
Single copies. .N00
Five copies to ono address.
Ten copies to one address.
Fifteen copies to one address. ss...........9.So
Twenty copies to one address. 1000
The getters up Of the Club shall have ono copy
grasis. Address VI. PAINE, n. D., Editor,
September IA Pa1ladelphlas fas
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faneral notiff.

sT The Friends and Acquaintance
of Mrs. and MIR. P. MULKAI and Of their son, T. D.
MuLKAI are respectfully invited to attend the Ftne.
raj Services of the former at st. Joseph's Church
Anson-street, This afternoon, at Three o'clock.
January9
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CITY TAXES.
OFFICE OF TIE CITY A

OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR
CITY HALL, January l, 1858.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL CON-
N CERNED that the Monthly Returns for the
month of December past (1867), in compliance with
fine Tax Ordinance ratified on the 28th day OF De:
cember, 1856, must be made on or before the loth
instant W. N. HUGHES,
Januarv1 IS City Assessor.
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Gitp embellishments.

NO. 1 LIQUOR LICENSES.
A PPLICATIONs FOR NO. LIQUOR LICENSES
n must be filed in this Office by the 18th In
slant. W. b. SMITH,
Janusry Clerk OF Council. :
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THE ORANGEBURG NEWS,

THE OhANWEDO1eo' ~ - " ~
nUBLIsHED EVERY SATURDAY MoRNIN
at Orangeburg, 8. G. Terms 81 per annu =
In advance.
tbe ORHNaEBURG NEWS viii be circulated for
benefit oI our advertising patrons.
Contract Advertisements inserted on the mos
liberal Terms. Address SAMUEL DIBBLE,
Editor Orangeburg News,
February 25 orangeburG 8. G.
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NEW BOOKS.
ALSO, A NEW WORK.

Entitled New School Medicines, which is the only
work ever published upon Materia Medica, embrac-
ing Ill the Eclectic, HOMEOPATHIC, and Botanic Reme-
dies, with full regular Materia Medfca. Price IS;
postage free.
Address as above.
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Suffidl Motifss.
A. MARION COHEN,
Secretary E. F. E. Co.

@ NOTICE.-ALL DEMANDS AGAINST
the British bark YUMURI must be presented at our
Office This Day, or they will be debarred payment.
January9 RAVENEL L. co.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF CITY TREASURER
CHARLESTON, 8. c., Sd January, 1883. !
TTOLDERs OF COUPONS OF THE FIRE LOAN
I'll BONDS of the City OF Charleston, are mott
fed that those due on the 1st instant will be paid
ut tho First National Bank In this city
8. THOMAS, City Treasurer.
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@ NOTICE CONSIGNEES PER NOR
wEGIAN Bark SKIOLD from Liverpool, are hereby
notified that she has been entered under the olive
Day Act and will discharge cargo at Atlantic wharf
ALI goods not permitted at the expiration of that
TIA January l - aAn' g n"hlinG GE6 4 HOpLEY CO.
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&I hOfAL HAVANA LOII OIIEhI.-lh1AEo
CAsHED AND INFORMATION FURNISHED.
The highest rates paid for DoUBLoONs and oil
kinds OF GOLD AND SILVER.
TAYLOR & CO., Bankers,
No. 16 Wall street,
October 10 1r New York.
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The virginia. Convention.

RICHMOND, January 8.-The convention spent
The day in debating the section of the Bill OF
Rights making allegiance to the United States
paramount to allegiance to the States.
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UNIVERSITY JOURNAL OF MEDICINE AND
SURGERY.
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Afrairs In New York and Pennsylvania.
NEW YORK, January e.-Rev. Ward Beecher's
church pews have been rented for $4,000. The
highest price for single pew 1925.
The losses by fire in this city last year
amounted to $500, 600.
A dispatch from Harrisburg (Pa.) says that
the nine Republican boters stand firm.
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January 8
The national Republican., 1868-12-24
DONE be IN q HURRY.

Some people are forever borrowing trouble,
and are full OF conjecturcs about breakers
ahead. Already. even, some Republican jour
mails are surmlsing-we will not say predict.
ing-thst General Grant will come to disagree
ment with Congress. We do not know as the
wish is the father Of the thought, In this In
stance to which We now allude, but we can
only express our surprise and regret that q
paper so sound and discreet as the New York
Commercial should be betrayed into this un-
wise foreshadowins Of I'm aginary troubles. 1t
Is true that the people Of this country have
had pretty serious lesson propounded to
them In the last few yesrs by the attempts on
the part OF the executive department of the
Government to assume Legislative functions.
Congress makes the laws, and Congress Is the
immediate representative authority of the
people, and the prerogatives Of the legislative
branch OF the Government cannot be guarded
with too jealous care against Executive en-.
croachment.
We are firm In the conviction that all the
departments OF the Government may work to-
gether tremendously, aad we do not entertain
the slightest apprehension that there will be
any want OF harmony between President
Grant and Congress. We disapprovc, there
fore, at this early day, illusions to such probs
biiities as the Commercial hints at.
The national Republican., 1868-12-24
AHEAIRs Is SPAIN.

II may well be doubted whether Spain will
succeed In establishing a republic. A news
paper published In Madrid called tho Impdrfiai,
says the leading men, II q republic IL insugu-
rated, will be placed at its head. Espartero
will be President, Prim; Minister OF Finance;
Emilio CASTELAR,, Minister OF Foreign Az
fairs; Figurerss will have the Interior, Serni
Justice Pierrad, War and Marine. There Is
no man OF all these that is at all likely to sue
coed to the places named except Espartero,
and he is not likely to be associated with
these men in the future republic, should one
be formed, as We hope and trust there may.
While the Republicans and lovers OF liberty
are at work In that country to establish dem
ocratic Institutions, General Prim Is said to
be Intriguing with the loyalists of Paris and
Madrid to effect the appointment of a regency
to act during the minority OF Isabells's Oldest
son, the Prince Of the Asturias, now In his
eleventh year.
This plan, II successful, will defeat repub.
lieanism in Spain, and we hope, therefore.
that the story is NOT true, " n true that the
scheme will fail.
One great gain for liberty will be achieved
by this revolution slavery will be abolished
in all the colonial dependencies Of Spain, ant
we think and believe that n the United State
will do its duty Spain will be redeemed cvei
now
The national Republican., 1868-12-24
New Publications.

"REsouEcgs OF THE PACIFIC SLorE,n q
statistical and descriptive summary OF the
mines and minerals, climate, topography, ag-
riculture, commerce, manufactures and mis-
cellsneous productions OF the States and Ter.
ritories west Of the Rocky mountains, with a
sketch OF the settlement and exploration Of
lower California; by J. Ross Browpe, aided by
corps of assistants. Published by d. Apple.
ton & Co., New York. For sale by French &
Richardson.
MRS. LEsLIE's Books PoR LITTLE CHII-
pREs.-"Little Robins Friend" and "Little
Hoooins Learning tn Fly" ruVnsned by
Woolworth, Ainsworth n Co. For sale by
william Ballantyne, Intelligencer Building.
TIE DKNIsoN SERrEs.-"h Noble Sister, /,
"Orphsn Anne" by Mrs. NJ. A. Denison. Pub
lished by J. 8. Clsxton, Philadelphia. Fol
sale by William Bsllantyne, Intellisencer
Building.
"SNow STORMS AND SUsBEANs; on, MAT.
TtK's WINTER HOLIDAYS !" by the author OF
Mary's Mistake" Published by James S.
Claxton, Philadelphia. For sale by William
Ballantyne.
WooDLAwS SERIEs.-" Berthe and the Car.
pentersi or, The Way to be Happy !" and
" Berthe and the Plumbers !" by Mrs. Made
line Leslie. Published by woolworth, Aims
worth & Co, Boston. For sale by VIM. Bal
lantyne, Intelligeneer Building.
The national Republican., 1868-12-24

NUMBER OF prominent ladies OF London,
among them the Countess OF Portsmouth, are
engaged In getting up ladies' club, which has
a most commendable object 1t Is to secure to
the worklngwomen place where, 10 the inter.
walls Of work, they may safely resort for rest,
aud inclination admit Of II, for study and self
Improvement. The Countess says, In her let
are In London a large number, to whom The
absence OF resident friends and their own ex
hAuhting and frequently ill.pAid labor would
there 10 danger to the young and the attractive
In most OF the resorts now open to them, those
who are not so have not the less need of some
moral aud mental reoreation.n The club Is TO
provide refreShments, good In quality aud
moderate In price, room where perfect quiei
may be obtained, and another room for con
versation and for the reception OF visitors
(uuder due TegulAtlons)
The national Republican., 1868-12-24

PAREPA RosA-It will be good news to our
lovers OF music to learn that there Is q fair
prospect OF q professional visit, sometime
during the coming winter, from Psreps Rosa
and other musical celebrities. She has just
had very successful season Of concerts and
Italian operas In Cslifornis, and will shortly y
start on a tour OF concerts aud oratories
through the West, South, East and the Cana.
das, before her departure, next summer, for
Europe. She will be accompanied by Carl
Rosa, the eminent vlolinist, and Mr.. J. Levy,
the unrivslled cornet and piston sololst, from
London, who created, on his first visit (three
years ago) In this country, such an unbounded
sensation. Other engagements are now pend
log to complete the concert troupe, and make
1t, In all respects, worthy OF favor from the
most fastldlous and critical communities.
The national Republican., 1868-12-24
nIEN.

DOWNING. .-on tho a2d instant, Mr.. JosRPH N.
his iuuerai will take place this afternoon. at
o'clock from his No, ,oi7 street, between
sSsss ssssin are G invited stsSSi ksss
HBRRELL.-on ne 2sd isstsns. q! Ra.
gIcoA HsnnHM. yspsss.t ehiid ki9 am and
The friends and rsstiyts are rsa ueslSd y attend
.ss s -
LOGAN. On the l2th instant, DAVID CARLToS,
youngest son Of David ii. and Mary g. P. Logan,
ared ie months
The national Republican., 1868-12-24

MIssISG-since Friday-the small sum OF a
million dollars in gold, supposed to be chucked
away 10 a baggage car on some Southern rail.
road leading nOrthwArd from-Mobile. The
huder will receive the thanks of the Govern
ment on delivering 1t at the Treasury. That
Is the substance ofA curious, not to say mystic
rious, story that came to US the other day from
Washington, about which we know nothing,
and the Government even yet knows little
more. But million dollars In gold ID an Item
even for a Treasurer who has so much that
he can do nothing with II but lock II Upland
AS 1t hAB been n long time since the city OF
Mobile made us such contribution, we trust
that this may not prove = snare and n delusion.
betore we put any faith, however, In financial
statements Of thls sort, we want to know
whether they have been started by the CORE.
spondent OF The Worcester Spy-E..Y, Tribune,
The national Republican., 1868-12-24

WOMAN SUPPRAGE-The Portland (Maine)
Press is out in favor Of female suffrage. 1t
urges Maine to lead OFF in this movement, and
1t says that well nigh IN 'Jorlty Of the people
ofthat state are In favor OF this reform.
The national Republican., 1868-12-24

MAsY OF THE REPUBLICAN, rAPERs about
the country are donouncins Mr.. Reverdy John.
sons Intriguing with that English instigstor
Of piracy, Mr.. John Laird. 1t may be ques
tion whether the course OF Mr.. Johnson does
not place him on par with Laird himself.
Morally speaking, he should be placed in the
same pillOTY.
The national Republican., 1868-12-24

IT ABOUT IMPOSSIBLE to ascertain the pre-.
else state Of affairs Ia Cuba. One account
gives US to understand the Government troops
are always successful, and yet so far as put.
ting the rebellion down Is concerned they do
not seem to be iking much headway after all.
The national Republican., 1868-12-24

President JOHSsoS's proposition to with
hold the interest on the national bonds to pay
the principal, seems to have ere,ted very
considerable sensation In England. There Ia
no need OF this precipitated alarm.
The national Republican., 1868-12-24


duh and nominal; as@asx cents. sugar dun
and unchanged, Onba, llx0l2k cents; Porto
soSihsfs SS ssSIss ssp SS Wheat @ auiss f sSS arm;
new new s7@ss ssnss. % so osss quiet and wssf; g
si.ssN. .s f''A aa''''uu urn '
BALrIMoRH, December rB.-BRsADsrUrFs-
The market for -four continues dull, and the
feeling in II rather heavy, There 10, however,
some Inquiry from shippers, but At prices be.
Ui GT eS S' SsiTs prns .apsr s 10
rels winter do. at $3.50, 100 barrels do. extra
at Is rs; 100 barrels choice spring do. at ts.2s;
barrel, ali western. The last sale OF Rio
days since Of / 900 barrel. Horizon extra At
tl62S per barrel. oorn meal Is lower, and Is
Whsai-Wss very dull this morning, and
considerably OF 10 price. The receipts were
today a sa.aoa2as, and good TO prime red at
Corn. - Receipts wer. large again to-day,
s%sna Ss 70 soess snS pSo.1 h,shsi than
less damp, at ToGso cents; white In fair con:
soaSo sSo cents M Is ' and yellow in prime order at
Provision,.-At the West provisions con.
dull and rather heavy. There is very little
disposition manifested to buy, and we hear
ders We quote at IH9lijf fsentsi. and Bulk
sides at I5s1dei4 cents for rib, and lft@itH
cents for clear rib. Bacon Is dull, but steady
Shoulders are la7z@lt cents. and Sides l6g
l6X cents for rib, and II cents for clear rib
Hams range from IL to 20 cents, as to quality.
Lard We quote at II cents, andMess Pork al
| s27 per barrel, the last being at these figures
We notice q sale to-day Of 20 tierces very
prime Lard at TX cents.
| A GLASGOW PBorooRAruER has succeeded
The national Republican., 1868-12-24

THEP sLEIGnING OF tne season 10 Port
land was engaged In by the deniIenA Of that
town on Monday last.
The national Republican., 1868-12-24
School Furniture.
pRANCH oPFIcE OF SCHOOL FURNITURE

The undeTsigned respectfully Informs the com;
muulty at large, and especially the Trustees and
Teachers OF all Public and Private Schools, the
Church LyceumsJ and diver city authorities, aud
the PrOpretOrs Of Lecture Rooms, and q all TheAt-
Agent for Robert Patton, patentoe aud mAnufae-
,urer, No. 70 George street. New York eity, he
FURNITURE adapted TO the above purposes,
samples OF which, together with catalogues and
JOSEPH MOCK.
Also, qsnSral Agent for Iuyen.oI, for the sale Of
Patent Rights, No, go PennsylNanlA avenue bs-
tween Second and Third Atreet6, WaAhing gton, D. q,
wAsuIsdros, D, Q., Nov ., 1855 p02i'n
The national Republican., 1868-12-24

THRIFTY SCoTOHMAs describing the ex-
trAvagAncea OF London related to a fficnd that
he hadn't been there half a day when "BdHg' :
went sAA-pence!
The national Republican., 1868-12-24

FRoH Blanchard l. Mohun We have Hsrper'I
Bd=dr for the week ending Janusry2.
The national Republican., 1868-12-24

mOdore Vanderbilt that writing letters for
publication demands greater care than playing
hbluq,"