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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-25

Pom AU Prince. Nov. 6, via HA-
vANA, Nov. 24.-Gens Chayres and
Fauber, formerly OF Salnave's army,
have joined the insurgent forces un-
der Gen. ColetoD, and all are march
ing against Port au Prince.
The revolutionary steamers Florida
and Quaker City are bloekading Cape
Haytien, and Salnave's war steamers
are unable to come out and attack
them.
President SalnaYe is sick.
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HAVANA, Nov. 24.-Advices from
Kingston. Jamaica, have been re-
oeived. The case of the schooner La
Have is still undecided, but it is pre-
sumed that she will be returned to
her captain, the seizure being thought
premature and illegal.
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AUGUSTA, Maine, Nov. si24. - j.
Ritcker yesterday plead guilty to the
charge OF burning the Baptist Church !.
at China last October. William q.
Kingsbury, charged with melting
Ri.cher, plead not guilty. The trial
has lasted two days, and this morn
ing the jury was discharged, failing to
aeree.
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List or Delegates Appointed to the
National Board Of Trade.

LOUISVILLE. Nov. 24.-The follow
in0 gentlemen were appointed dele
gafes to the National Board of Trade /:
j. j. Porter, @. K. Fairfax, @. W.
Morris, Julius Barkhouse.
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SPAIN.

5IADBID, Nov. 24.-GeBernl Dulce,
recently at the head of the Govern
nient in Cuba, died yesterdar. :.z5 8.
The Government will soon pEcsen nj
to the Certes q number Of documents
bearing on the Cuban question.
at aff SrnTTAND l.9a t4a
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OswEGo. Nov. 24-Regular passen-
ger and freight trains on the New
York. Oswego & Midland Railroad,
between Oswege and Norwich, gOheal
mango County, commence running to-
morrow morning. ~ rr-.4
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PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Nov. 24s-J.
B. Adams, Republican, was elected
Mayor, yesterday, receiving $50 votes,
against 596 for Frank Jones, Demo
crat,. the present Incumbent.
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RenuhlIcan So CO.. -. :.

BicuMNND. November IF ~ -,e-
publiCan state { 5nvention met 90 day.
The Chairman OF the State Central
Committee, in calling the Convention
to efdef, said he hoped its action
would be harmonious and such as to
suggest to. Congress the immediate
admission of the State into the Union.
The Convention proceeded to organ
lZe. = - -
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/ WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.-The Pres
ident has appointed Samuel A. Vain
wright as Consul at Rosono, Areen-
tine Republic.
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Foralgn NeWa.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, Nov. "a The shares Of
the French Gable Company deeliued
five shillings yesterday, on the an
nouncement that an Anglo-A merican
Company had leased one Of their ca
bles to a German Company. -.4 -
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GaEEY ADVERTTSENEE e NTs.
N0flea Id 0nnfraofara

FsStHE CsfsE g0S C3EXGFF. az TFzs,
=. city OF tk4esFIile wi ! receive sealed
LIop35ssats uptl 40 SDAY. .,7ov. e, 1863 fer
-, - ctz+,spIhg' cleau4as aud len0Vlpg-ne dirt
Oh TIE oou' deEesi stTeetss alsa. for cleaUir75s
tne cutters OF gravel streets Bidders
win STATE tila price Tor c;earfng esel,
quaareo or block and che f, 49,
Tor cses nlilg gutter, the cIsv gaseryffla fIefs
[Iiglll Of rs1-cting the bids If deemed leo
BY order Of the Eoa0oig. a
r,,..s,,55.,.,. - "a n. AicGRIFF, Clerk.
Evansville, Nov. .. 1859. j Union copy.}
AN ORDINANCE 10 amend an Ordinances
Tor the Coustruction OF Side WALKS, pass
ed December 3, 1855.
Passed November "a, 1861
C ECTIOE Z. Be 1t ordained by the Com
~ mon Council Of the city OF Evansville,
that all side. walks designated asC Glass No.
:, shal be constructed IN the following
manner, viz In the center or from the
euges toward the center OF tks@ space set
apart Tor sidewalks an excavation not
less than five Inches deep and four feet in
width shall be dug, a bed of clean sand not
less than three inches in depth to be placed
on SAID excavation, and paved with good,
hard and .welI-burned bricks, SO as to -brfng
the bricks 70 aaleyel vita the ground form
ing tie curotng, the sidewalk to be then
covered with q suf1cien Quantity of sand
to MI up the spaces between the bricks.
SEC. 2; And where the construction of
on account Of the low Situation OF the
ground, a sidewalk OF Glass No. may be
OEuGTGQs
SEC. An Sidewalks or Glass Nc. Ssfa1i
be constructed 3os good, sound oal, pine,
poplar or henalock T,Ia IL ct less than txyo
inches IN taickness. square-euged. and
securely spiked down on gTfod, sound oelx
crossties not less than 4 by a inches IN
thlckness aud not more than four feet
apart, AMI the space panied shall not tie
less tnan four feet in width, aud To be
placed in or near the center of the space
set part for sidewalks.
SEC. j. All of Section 3 of an Ordinance
coneernAng sidewalks, passed reeember
tne "a, A. ID. 1855, Is hereby repealed.
WILEIAMsI.W WALKER, Mayor
Attest !: A, N. BicGRuF, Clerk, laoat ~
Union copy.)
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TURN Err

Has q very large stock of Boots and Shoes
this Fail, AID will sell reliable Custom
Work as low as much poorer goods could
be bought elsewhere
The best Boys Boots in 14.e city-whOle
stock and solid double goles. Also, a bet
ter variety of Fine Calf Boots than was
ever seen in Evansville before. Mems
Boots and Ladies' and ChiIdren,s Shoes in
the best variety and quality.
Children's Shoes q speciality and the
best stock in the market.
All kinds of Boots aod Shoes made to
order.
7. w. TURNER,
No. ; First Street.
nova 4fu,
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sTEAMB OAxg.

FOR SALE.
A STEAMBOAT HULL. VIII be sold
cheap. Apply to JOHN SINZICH.
movie diff a
REGULAR EVANSVILLE AND NASH
VILE PACKET.
The very light-draught steamer
f LIS ALPHA.
Ez=7@s=az1sT @=s=azz1s T. @. Ryman Master:
W. II. Gracey, Clerk,
Win ply as n regular weekly packet be
tween the ports OF Evansville and Nash
Vile.
LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY SATURDAY
at 4 O'Clock pm.
For freight or passage apply on board.
HS The Alpha will leave Tor Nashville
on the first water. nov2O,
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Northern Pacific R.R. Convention.

GLASGOW, November 24.-Arrived,
steamer Andrew, from Quebec.
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Interesting Canadian News
Latest News from the Hud-
son Bsy Country.
Insurrection Still IN Pro-
= .gress-
Republican, state Conven-
ZION at Richmond. Va. sa.
r4Bh E sA-48 z#NE H84si
Meeting OF the North Care
lima L,egislature. i.tao

- ~ - -. -
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PITTsBURG, November 81. - Clear and
cold. thermometer 30o- Monongahela 3
feet inches and rising slowly. No pros
poets of rise. The packets arrived and
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

President SalnaVe is sick.
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SUPREME CoURT OF THR UNITED STATES
Monday, December 90, 1S69.-No. s.. The
Home Of the Friendless, plaintiff In error,
70. Edward 8. Rowse, collector, sc. In error
to the Supreme Court Of the State Of Mis-
souri,. Mr.. Justice Davis delivered the
opinion of the Court, reversing the Judgment
OF said Supreme Court in this cause, with
costs, aud remanding the cause to said Su-
preme Court for further proceedings In con-
formity TO the opinion Of this Court. Dis
ssnting--Mr. Justice Miller, Mr.. Chief JUS
tice Chase, aud Mr.. Justice Field.
No. SO. The Washington University, plain
til In error, vs.. Edward B. Rowse, collector,
SC. In error to the Supreme Court of the
State Of Missouri. Mr.. Justice Davis deliv-
cred the opinion Of the Court, reversing the
judgment Of said Supreme Court In this
cause with costs, and remanding the cause
to said Supreme Court for further proceed
ings In conformity to the opinion of this
Court. Dlssentlng-Mr. Justice Miller, Mr..
Chief Justice Chase, and Mr.. Justice Field.
No. 03. The United States ex rel. Thomas
Butz, plaintiff In error, VS.. The Mayor and
Aldermen of the city of Muscatine. In error
TO the Circuit Court Of the United States for
the district Of Iowa. Mr.. Justice Swayne
delivered the oplnlan of the Court, reversing
the judgment Of the said Circuit Court in
this cause with costs, and remanding the
cause to said Circuit Court for further pro-
ceedings In conformity to the opinion Of this
Court. Dissenting-Mr. Justice Miller and
Mr.. Chief Justice Chase.
No. 81. The steamboat "Emllie," plain
tlff In error, vs.. Thomas Carney ct al. In
error to the Supreme Court Of the State Of
Kansas. Mr.. Chief Justice Chase announced
the order of the Court diminishing this writ
Of error for want Of Jurisdiction.
Adjourned until Monday the nth of Jan
uary next.
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ToNLINsos's FANCY STATIONERY, Seventh
street, 10 stocked with new and elegant gift
books aud fancy articles, suitable for holiday
THx Masonic CHoIR.-Every member 10 re.
quested to be present at the meeting ats p. m.
tomorrow.
Lower PaIcgs THAN EvER.-Thomas W.
| Miller, 3lS Pennsylyania avenue, between
Ninth and Teuth streets, is offering stoves,
heaters and ranges at lower prices than ever
For the next thirty days they can be bought
| for cost.
.SrovEs.-The larsest stock of stoves 10 the
city 10 at Gregory's stove warehouse, 326 Penn
| sylvania avenue, Aad they are now being Of
fersd at greatly reduced rates from this date.
SKATES At dregory's, 325 PennsylyAnia ave-
nue., In every style.
THAT FINE SUITE OF office rooms on the m ain
Goor Of the InternAl Revenue Building, on
seventh street, 10 offered for rent.
TaE WOUNDED PoLrcEMAs.-ofieer T. NJ.
Williams, OF the Island Police Precinct, who
was so badly beaten Sunday night, as men,
TONED ~ the REPuBLIcAs Of yesterday, L., we
are glad to learn, In far way to recover from
his Injuries. David She's, his assailant, 10 q
stone-cutter by trade, about 3s years Of age,
and 10 short but powerfully built msn, and
pssssn oheers Fainter, King, and Others. He
mas been sent 70 jail several times on such
sgo, where he served ten days Tor hssAuinS9
and resisting officer X. /. King, Of the hrst pre-:
einot on last election day. After partial
hearing yesterday morning, Justice Pearson
sent him to jail for further hearing.
HUeKIS's PARKER HoUsE SoUPs, for sale by
Il. W, Reed 4 sons, 29S + street, are something
also his sandwich meats and salad dress ings.
THESE preparations are ready for eating by
est notice. They are put up In the best man.
ner and m AIDE Of the choicest material, and will
be found superior to the same kind OF dishes
made In the ordinary manner, besides saving
vast amount of labor and trouble, A trial will
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WILCOX q GmB's SEWING MACHINE, pro-
nounced the simplest aud nolseless machine
In the world, can now be bought on easy
terms at the agency, c. Baum's Hoopskirt
aud Corset Factory, 3l5 Seventh street, be-
tween ID and X.
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NJ r.-..- - n.,. 49,, c,,1
MEsIise or Bospnotpsns meeting q, |
bonnho,oeIs OF the Vnesspsssss 500 ou
Ssnn W npAny NnshSsatnt ne Nnesspu
alppnsius on Setulusxsln ssooIuaneeN ~.
s ssuc een, ,ot sse pu =, q sse s,,n,s 81
The Usnsi Company. 10 Supplying liz .urpIu,
revspues 10 the paymsnt 81 eertain of It's OBJ
X. mi n,,, Ppsssrr ~ IN so',eahs psiori.
,ies 81 SooShoIcssr srsS,sor' WITTY ATE. nesting
refeeSuse was = sds 10 the taIunetiop recently
obtAiued tDeoember 10, 1907 in the Circuit
sjourt ~ ne Ohes ape Axe Bank And T. i. CIT.
uuss' Eaiast ths "a Al dom N Z. pruhibiting
AM pavfns nt 10 crrditors uetii I'll ths parties
inyetsstsd eould he heard ID eouitv Reference
wss siso msac 10 the suit whioh has been
nsndins in m (Iirouit Oourt for several wears,
swnitisk me sotion Of tie aensrsi Asssnbly
in order mai ssid .uit nav be heard and de.
"a In accord = win ths decision OF
~. asnr,, ~ Innssis "
=, 80 thsn s,st.d that since the recent In-
,,n.,,cr az estsioed. informstion had been
received that, At the late meeting OF the canal
nvT ycsr,on' counsel FOR the State OF yir.
.,y,s AZ 900. iwhioh was drawn from the
n.,noI,. hs.ts i in Violation Of the alleged
n,,n,,piss n the bondhoider ereiitors IiSm.
pisiot vss also made that knowiedse Of said
msnt,oa m sSs of il in m pubiis he al ne lper
psna,t. ~ the psae es,li nss Of aid meetiug.
inJisc,, s.,ons ,vhich took 'olsee in IN, meet.
,ns nm ssntiment aiso " a reneraliv reiterated
M ,ss ,s.ais honds Of ~ canal Company
~, H. Sshts 81 ssi3 eomnsny' and thai oext
IN or,rr are me coupons overdue and unpaid
~ vtuer " Ioup"' o'e'u"e AA'
on NE ptset.a Son Nv IN. Stat. a, y,rrini.
claimed priority on pay ment OF certain claims
unasr NJ toiioying siieged ey.eemsat,
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courCn PROCEkDINa.


asai.t .. UfosEss1 ia The sSsifs present, ali
rs %!' &. .,.s 9, sS%Ssa e .s,.
orIein stins In this Bcsrd.
Also, . oomms alton announcing the
approval Of the President OF the United States
John A. Lsndvright pernission 70 erect
frame building.
Also, Transmitting a statement OF the 49,
sionai Bank to date, showing q balance due |
the bank Of s0,Iso.0o.
AIso. a cor M nieatiou from the Oommittee
the Ell city SoaScii. 70 sSss,a rom oeasss.. ~.
ioss,sy .sth. NORTH VEST oornsf Of .ops geN
2bs, corner OF Fourteeuth street west and q
sie 10, ,hs nappcsss Serrtoiore med .ua
being subject 10 UonxressionaI legisIatiou,
R.fsr rad
A number Of Council hill. were ,pproprl.tely
r.feIseJ'
d d hin In grade And nave tho allev In
square sse was passed.
.,snt,ss n.,m,..iaa Nv III n wr.y 10 rssna
refresh unent table in NE west wing OF the CITY
Us,l nroyiaed he nan not Ee.n mali or
an, 81 ans i,nnor. Passed Nv Nf "
hiso. resotutIon mai the city suryevor fur.
nish thts hoard certain ioformatioa IA refer.
snes TO the grading Of II street from Eish.
49, nsKsnns1 ~ ssesis misnas srst.nains
Pss.ed FFTN~
Mr.. Ghase introdueed a reaoIusiou IN at the
Nsyor b.. e,ts,sJ INTO = co,t,snt with sam.
mel strong 10 ,snumbsr the house, Of the city;
mai Iii sa,vsvs md a..,snst,on. Of numbsr
snss ~ susuys nu kntssr ,hsn IN.
mhue oy any petou OF persu,p1s ps, =. a.aa. ny
aforesaid samuel strong VIII " eoh'uereu
- nun nnu Nolu. fsheu. 1, -,
any ohan lntIoaueeu sn staht'ns
eenn P,Nn,s,,i n.saussn,, sss%
ALSO, y! o.pRssypnk esD 70 oos-
niuet ,aas s,S p.S s'ree' "es''
n.i.a r..',i,,tns ,.anss,tn a.. u 90
,,,, ,esoaon he MaJor 70
V pspp.opr 70. gsunf anu
ss,s Al AZ .sse,s} ssrS. ,b,nn.h Hhi.s sV ~.
49,, ~ sa w.ion tns
" s1 soeeP'ea' anu inc VA passed
r @ - , A.. ,,,, :,
IN, @ 49, p'eneu .ns Pe.hon Q!
I'm I'M t aVn, ". psynn h sa .Iee'
uonep " h'mo'e' sna aoose ms eonHac'
he , Su. ,,,.., .,n ,.,
r,un,,. ~ gwnh. p.ss III 'of 'he rehei u
| rrsnos " Autphy' hs'etfeu'
Also, resolution requesting the Mayor te
| un. otn posn, htu ~ Psnonsem
| p.V,e ~ nn. soout ,hs lily ha,, s.n 'h'
| y. uhsI resPee.Ye rneu
,.t.n.. ~ ~. ,.su.ns. M sasvs,s.ns h 10
'enoe W s ue s. ~ eoyPosauon oona
pG On .ns nonnnK aeet oi hs eny; ne
~ ~ S.ol 1890 on sseoua' o. n.e,
- 80 s,nn 49,, 80 49, s ~ oos ~ ~ w
ouaa. -" w oonus NV ~, - - - youusa
nv s ~ M y, wssSUi Ies,ins ~
~ ia an .as ~ r. 1890 v .a ~ Io~,i,ns =.
$500 on a.ha. ns.ssisa 70 .ns Sommnee OF
rncs SUI o,uessn 70 ps pI,ntsu.
| VT. moore, non tne Von on improve
| w. W 49, SSs1s.s yn ~. WV eon
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YESTERDAY MORNING the locomotive An
napolis, belonging to the Reading Railroad
Company, exploded near the crossing of the
Reading and Trenton railroad, killing the
engineer, Joseph Maggie, and iDjuring three
other men, one Of whom loses an arm. The
locomotive which exploded was a very old
one.
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From ALBANY, N. Y, we learn Of the
failure Of the flrm of Charles 7. Shepard &
Co., -four dealers, with s60, 900 liabilities at
Buffalo and $4,000 at oswego. It is said
their creditors will not lose heavily.
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THE COURTS.

CanINAL CouBT : Judss nshsr.-This
court was engaged yesterday In the cousid.
sraiioa Of the prayers for Instruction In the
schureman case. rg,jg5ar ~ rriI ~.
Z The arsumcn. 10 the jury viii begin to.
day 49,. II. ..,fr. r7.1le bs-sI
4 Adjourned. ...r .-+ .....-,
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THIS Is TO GIVE, NOTICE THAT THE SUB
L sCRIBER has obtained from the Orpbans,
Court o. Washington county, Ia th- District Of
Columbia, letter. of dministration d. " n, on
the personal estate Of ALFRED UPsHrR, late OF
Washington e'uaty Aforesaid. deceased. All per-
sous having claims asAinst ihs said deceased are
vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on or before
thu 9Th day Of November aextI they may other
said estate.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of November,
1850, ALBERT PARKER,
nOS0-TuN' AdmlhistrAtor d, " n
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CUNMIss' EXTENSIVE SHOE ESTABLISH
MEsr, Seventh street, seems to be the favor
ito resort OF purchasers In the shoe line, and
very naturally so from the fact that no other
establishment In the city presents SO large
and desirable an assortment. The new
winter stock Is by far much larger and even
more select than at any previous season,
thereby giving the large trade Of the house
and the public the greatest advantage.
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" Reminder Your Houses.
DEMPSEY a O,TOOLE.

DRAWERS AND STATIC NERT
$40 PsnnsylyAnia Avenue.
Invite particular attention to their new ST.
Plated Numbers, made In Sine, &e, accordIn
the law regulating the Re:numberinA Of Hoas,
Inyitation Cards k1graVsd and Printed n
latest style, and al short notice, deS.ln.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-21

THE London TINES of yesterday blames
the Government for Its vacillation at London
derry In protecting rather than forblddlng q
display. The result, however, the Timsi
admits was better than was expected.
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT THE SUB.
Of washington County, in the District OF Colum.
bia letter. u adm nistration, d, b, n wa on The
washing ton County Aforesaid. deceased, All Der.
sons having claims against the said deceased are
yOuehe thereof to the subscriber, gu or before
the 18Th day Of NoyembeI next they may other.
said estate. '"'
Given under MT hand this 10th day Of Roysm.
or, 1862, VIM b ClssIE
dst2.Thsw' AdmlalstTaiOI, a, b'p,Wa.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-21

THE NEW ENGLAND nIssER.-Ths dIuner
OF the New England Society on the 22d, prom.
ises to be an affair worthy OF the anniversary
OF the landing OF the Pilgrim Fathers. There
has been = cordial response from all 10 ter
sated In It. The bill OF fare will, OF course.
ssmbrace the well known substhntials OF the
'olo eoioay time,'s and baked beans, brown
bread, pumpkin PIE, daughnuts, pArehed corn,
the society Is In a yerJ fouflshing condition
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-21

Tue New IMPROVED STEWART Cook STOVE.
The monarch OF all the cook stoves Ia for
sale by the agent, h. !; simpson, Pennsyl'
streets.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-21

A, SAKs Co, corner Of Seventh and ID
streets, are niting out tho children with nice
pants and overeoats for the holidays Ia great
numbers, white theiE sales to gentlemen are
enormous
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-21

CUBAN DENOMINATION. - There are at
present several memorials, which are being
numerously signed by our citizens, designed
to be presented to Congress, praying that
body to Acknowledge the 6elligeTent rights Of
the Cubans. The petitions will be presented
In y week or two, and 1t is proposed by those
favorable to Cuban Dependence to get up
grand tOFch-light procession and Eerenade
about the 20th Of January.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-21

GEsTLEMEr's FURNISHING Goods In rich
and beautiful variety are offered at = great
Store, $50 PennsylyAnia avenue, next to dslts
iewelry store.
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VIZ CONGRATULATE the New England SO.
eIety upon the fact that Grace Greenwood has
consented, In response to an Invitation OF the
executive committee, to speak at heir festival
on the evening OF Forefather'S Day, Deem
Der %.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-21

COAX HALL" Clothing House, No. 400 Sew
enth street, opposite the Post Once, cele-
brAted for the style, hnish, chespness, and du-
rability Of Its garments,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-21

SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE EXPOSITION. Simon
Wolf, esq, has upon his subscription book the
following subscriptions to the International
Exposition;
s. Wolf $500; p. WAllAeh, $780, @. Bruer,
400 O. Christian, s2ooi NJ. Hirsch, t2oOi L.
A. Hart, tlOOi ]. U. Parker, o., 900; II. Adler,
t2ooi Louis Bssr, $500, $. Goldstein 4 DO,
t25oi A. Saks L Do, 81, oOoi l. Herzbsrg, $780,
J. Shyles Brown, $500. Total, $3.50.
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nSUsEgUL HOLIDAY PRRsRETs.
Sa-Childreu's Suits and OvercoAts.
Ss-Boys, Suits and Oyercoats.
1s-Youths' Suits and OYercoAts.
aS- Mems Suits and OyercoAts.
Ss-FurnishingH for all ages.
aS-At A. Saks h Co.'S, blT Seventh street
Ss-New number, $40 Remember, 3l0 \
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The EIGHT Hour MovENEsr.-The Ma.
tional Eight Hour Executive Committee now
feoted bili which will be brought before Con.
gress Immediately, to amend the eight hour
law, so as to make It imperative on public ON.
GERS to have all public work done at eight
superintendent. A workingmen's msss.mset.
Ing In favor Of the eight hour movement, will
be held on Wednesday, when speeches will be
read for Information,
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LOCAL, NOTICES.

The celebrated fruit and confectionery
establishment Of J. W. Moore q Co., No.
Is filed to OVERLOOKING with large stock Of
the finest description Of goods, selected ex.
pressly for the holiday trade. Preserves aud
jellies Of every kind, canned fruits, delicious
Havana oranges, Hgs, Malaga, Isabella,
aud Catawba grapes; ralsins, currents, and,
in a word, every variety OF foreign aud do
nestle fruit and confectionery. To give
zest to the Christmas dinner and make 1t rs
tempting as possible, It is only necessary to
visit the establishment Of Moore & Co., and
select the dainties and dellcacies which are
so pleasing to the appetite, and without
which no dinner, much less Christmas
dinner, can be success.
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poH.BoNs. PRESERVED FRENCH FRUITS.
~ C9ndie,, PLsneh aud American. at sHAr.