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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-24

A lady on the shady sido OF so, recently
married to fast young man, went to take
leave of him at the station on the occasion OF
his departure on business tour. Remem-
ber, dear Charley" she cried, as the train be-
ran to move, "that you are married." TO
1hich he replied, "Dear Caroline, will make
a memorandum of it," and at once tied knot
in his handkerchief.
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Arrived Yesterday.

Shin G Winthrop, Stewart, Livsrpool-4l days.
Salt, Railroad Iron, and Mdse 10 PATTERSON q
Stock. and Order. oo
Coal. To ksley Creighton, and Charleston Mining
snd Manufacturing Company.
l, Steamer Pilot Boy, Peck, Savannah wa Beau
fort, Hilton Head. &c. Mdze, &c 10 Jonn fsr-
orn Express Co, Kressel Ritter W Winpper'
Lopez 4 Leslie and A FrIetas
STEAMER Fannie Adair, savannah, via Hilton
Head. Beaufort, Edisto, &C. oaes sea tslano COZ
ton, Mdsc, &c. To John Ferguson. NJ Goldsmith
& Son, w NJ Lawton and IL Epplng
Steamer Planter, White. Cheraw. 10 bales Cotton,
255 bbls Naval Stores and Mdsc TO John fergu-
son. Mowry Co, G WLltcr 60, Frost Aogsr'
II Bischof L Co, J Wigall, and others
steamer Gen Mangauit, Cordes, Peedee. 10 bales
Cotton, and Sundres. To shackeford Kelly,
Archtr, Aloyry Co, and Order.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Falcon, Horsey. Baltimore-courtcnay &
Trenholm.
Son.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship Falcon, Horsey, Baltim ore
Steamship Oriental, Snowman, New Orleans.
steamship Prometheus, Gray, Philade!pma-
British brig Cecilia, Bistrup. Cronstadt.
Brig Eva johnson, johnson, Darien, 600.
schr Frank Emily. colley, y, nl. Da,ien, oSU. SIo
Schr e + Cabada, swan. JackSonviie, RIA.
Steamer City Point Mcuillin. palatka, via Jackson
villc Fcrnandina and Savannah.
From this Port.
Schr Ranger, Gooding, New York, April 20.
schr N Squire, Fisk, Philadelphia, April 20.
Shipnews by Telegraph.
SAVANNAH. April 23-- Cleared ships Shandon for
Liverpo1; schr Combs for New York.
Weather warm Wind ssE.
WILMINGTON, April 23-Arrived. steamship Gary
from Baltimore.
LIST OF VESSELS
Up cLElRED AND SAILED FOR THIS fohi.
FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
The Royal Charlie. Anderson, sailed. March
The Clifton, -, up. utulNu 80
3ark Helen Sands Otis, sailed. March Is
MATASzAs.
British schr Lion, Mcclellan, ...March Q
DUMESTI
schr James Croker, Currier, cleared. .Aprll l.
Ngw YORK.
Rrio f C Redman Redman, up...... ..-...... .aprii 10
Sehr ARGUS Eye, Thompson, cleared. d....... Aprl II
Schr Mary Stow, Rankin, cicared.... April IL
schr NJ b Branhall, stout. up. ..Apr'i ~
NEW ORLEANS.
schr Ann Leland, Eennett cleared. ........a .aprn 10
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roshv,,,e Market.

dprinG the entire week has been without animation
and tending downward. To-day Liverpool: was dull
and declined I'd. New York was weak with slight
decline. Our market closed dull with but lew buy
ers, hut no pressure 10 SELL Sales were made AZ ~
ordinary 9Ia24ySc; low middhng 25c
NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT -
Stock on hand september /, 1868. ..oo
Received to-day. '..'.' no ao ~, ,oo
Received previously ooo-4o''oo
Total. .......................... 1866
Shipped to-day. LOO >, ,,o
Shipped previously. ...Al 'oou-al''io
stocL m hand BAT
Receipts corresponding week last year .4sO
CoaN-Not much doing to-day. The receipts were
confined to few small lots from wagon, with ship
ments of 210O bushels. We quote at 00c, ioose oay
ing and ,5c sacked an delivered IN depot.
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Among the presents sent to the Pope on
the iittieth anniversary of his conservation to
the priesthood was an ivory watch, ofexqulsite
workmanship, made IN Flance, which is per-
fec. timc-kceper.
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Cons,g nees per south Cai DINA Raliroao
Anri1 az.

242 bales Cotton, "a bales Domestics. Ia hhds su-
gar, &c bbls Naval Stores 8 cars Wood, I car Lum-
polzer. Rodcers L Co, Caldwell Son, Graeser L
smith, K1nsman / Howell, Mure & Co. Frost
Adger, " smith. c Sharp & Co. 6 williams
& Go, W c Courtney l. Co. Kirkpatrick Witte u D.
Walter e. Co. Mowry & Co. Goldsmith SOB.
stefdens l. Co, Werner Ducker, Tupper Sons,
and w NJ Bird & Co.
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Consignees per Northeastern Railroad
April "a.

80 bales Cotton, 46 bales Naval Stores 9InbeI,
Mdse. lie. 10 Reeder & Davis, Mazycks & Saitus, A
Goldsmith & Co, s Stoncy, Marshall, Jr, Frost
4 Adeer Kendall & Dockery, Pelzer. Rodgers 4 co.
WK Ryan, Mewry L Co. 6 Williams q Co. U :"
Steflens and Rairosd Agent.
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PORT CALENDAR.
PHASES OF THE MOON.
Last Quarter, Sd, 3 hours, 2s minutes evening.
New Moon. Ilth hours, 27 minutes, evening.
First Quarter 10Th, hours. 46 minutes, morning.
Full Moon, 27th l hour. minute, morning.
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REFERENCE g. B. Vance, Charlotte;
". D. Reynolds Bro, Norfolk; E. G. Chic, Super
;ntendent g. r. Railroad, Portsmouth; Colonel 3.
L. Fremont, E. E. Burruss, Esq, wilmington; H.
E. Thurber g. Co., Langhran & Egbert, New York,
Bernard O'Neill, Charleston; Alexander & Russell,
Savannah. 3mos Aprii2
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Marinf atms.

Port of Charleston. April 2.
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face, We have, generally, arrived at the conclu-
sion that any sush system OF Interpretation IS
hazardous and provocative OF ludlcrous Dlun-
ders. Indeed, one of the fine arts OF society is
the cultivation of monotony IN appearance, 30
that you shall not be able TO tell the dlf1erence
between Tom, Dick aud harry, wnea eney 81. 81.
down to dinner, with the same shirt front, tho
same parting of the hair, the same smooth chm
and appropriate moustache, the same air OF
vague ianguor. Apart from this wllltul rub
binr off Of angles, IN which the tuition OF
monstache has come to be regarded as IN I'M
portant part OF the days labor, there ls the
Common case of the man who, against his Will:
has features strongly marked ana lnGapap!e u
education. So far from expressing the IDEAL
isms of the victims mind, they convey qulGe
contr, ry effect. But how is he to know! ne
NAV be aware that his mouth and nose are not
the mouth and noss which tho Chevaller Bay
ard probably possessed; but how does ne Know
that the divine enthusiasm which the story OF
Bayard stirs within him is not markeo sone-
how on his face? Nay, suppose ne Is only con-
scious of very actual and practlcai gooa na-
ture, which is his own by natural inheritance,
and not assumed by any mimeti' effort, now
is he to persuade himself that his habltuai ex-
preston is either gloomy morosencss or utter
vacuity? And yet this want OF correspondence
between the mind and the features con.
stantly occurs and it is the most naturai
thing in the world that the man should oe
quito ignorant of 1t. Hence he fancies that
any portrait of him should reveal what he
knows to be his own disposition. The portrait
be actually does receive he considers to DC
mere bugbear, husk, a burlesque, something
entirely distinct from himself. Consequently,
he blames the artist for the blunder tn 1t ma
ture has committed. He never thinks of stu
dying the looking glass. That, he says to him
self, only reflects the passing moods of impa
tience lover wanting button) anger lover
rough razor) or despair lover d headache.)
What he wants is an Interpretation Of himself,
or of his ideal OF himself. Nature has not
printed that ideal legibly on his face; and yet
he believes she has and he will go on belIey-
ing. in spite of the concurrent testimony OF
whole world full OF witnesses.
The national Republican., 1869-01-12
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

trains viii Be run between Baltimore and Wheel.
NAIL TRAiE, lor al ii way points. will leave
ss ~ iiEs VIII f.aSs sSPSS Ss2
Ssxsept SRs!SIdsyI m These trains RI oo, SG1
WINCHESTER AUGMENTATION TRAIN
leaves Baltimore ily daily a. iiSp n Except I sdn:
lsundays exeeptedJ at 900 a, m, Connseting d
Frederick junction with train for Frederick and
At Hagerstown Junction with train for HAgers.
THE ELLIcoTT,s MILLS TRAIN leaves Balu.
Returning leaves Eliieots Mills At i:So and il 10
a m : and S'TF Foa Hs fHiaGRRsrowN.
Leave Baltimore at s:t5 u, N. and i:lQP. IN, ,con.
lsetinE A. HagsrstOwn Junction with washinstOn
and s;sl p. IN. Returning leave Hagerstown At
o;lO and u m, arriving In baltimore at 1923 a.
III, anu $50 p F6R FA6R wIEoHEsTER.
Leave Baltimore at $40 a m. and i:l0 p, m, ar
FiyiHg At %iaehss.sI a. ~ and gS m. Re.aEn:
In Baltimore y fdR }qi Y S%sAshifSPSSff5tSSp IA fPS fftSSp m
Leave Baltimore At 80. 100, s:sOAud s:t5a m, g.,
and FRSM slS " i%1sSsssfaffsaRoRR ssf Fl n FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Washington at and Ia, m, and is;so, 2,
49, : and $50 = fS6R II ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Baltimore al 7; ;O5 a, m. and i:ls p. N. !
FrSiS. % leave I &HHspSSi. ~ 4, Sieh n snis;pp, m N.
Leave Bslt!mSTe fgI WlsRin soS a. so and 20
Al a. a. M MI sad ~. ~ ! I'D 2 =
s6 0r aPPS s't 10 r EN6iRSD' Agent, 6aadSa
Station, OF at the Ticket ofaeei ,y,,sou
Master Of Transportation.
L, NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent
The national Republican., 1869-01-12

The POLICE Force IN 4 Coop CAUsE.-A
meeting OF the members OF the police force
was held in the detectives room, at police
making arrangements to give a BAH, the pro.
ceeds OF which they propose to donate to ale.
Waiting the sufFerings Of the poor and destitute
to the chair, and Lieut.. Cornelius NoonAn wA1
chosen secretary. On motion, Lieut.. John =
Kelly was selected as treasurer, after which
ments for holding the proposed ball. The
meeting then adjourned TO meet on next Sat.
urday night. The ball which was given by the
police last January netted for the relief OF the
be rs wen enc Dufageed this time.
The national Republican., 1869-01-12
Medical.
LooK HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED As sARKruoB FROM auAoKsRr.
TIE ONLY PLACE wgERI A CURE CAN BBo
TANNED,


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s :. r: isPosa:J Ssn:y. sss. ssS
pyspspsia, .LansuoJ LoE Spirits, 99nfusion q
$: s:St % Ss|l S;::,Ss: !; X!
tts.:. ssTsss Is. 5. ssii s s
sic,sI nd solitary prss,ises NOR. fs,si p thsit
Js ti;.: if .s.s M ;Gn Sssss' nss Ia SeP:
.as'D.''' r'aa'IoSb IpSSbSs SerIihss sts &c. impossible
W.: n, "a Sis. SsP: s:s s ss; @ss
,osS: S.s $os Il sssss sHs sfsS
s.n.s. SsS %6s %s s Ss's: sss.f. a.y c sSs
waisa 70 se'saey the living Tyre may call with fuii
MARRIAGR.
Married Persons, OF IOnRs Men contemplating
1 sss,s asSiiiy, a.ioi%i.is.. ~: S..aiiy ssfsa,
s.S :n ssi,d T.lS UPON % hi. .s Sss
Tsis Pts.aisi Bi.ssss.ssish Esnasrs ii Mi.sr
=: !i.;i%s %piSSsT ,aasi.:s..' roS n;
beinE aware Of the dreadful consequences that may
'Ss M 'rspS Il ,ss ssts
han by lie pfaisSi. Bssidss being derived q,
!: is,SS S' BOD, Sss, :,Sa. ssS mns sns
sH:ss Ill. .L.isn become. dsra1s,d, Oh; Bhy.is.l
Ss,o q " af s Gs'Ss;Sa g. SiaSs SSsss
'aPSpSiiFSitt SpSiiFits,i SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
Sssis RON IL: Ss oO.asr % Pa not g oS.sT1: nam.
.s; :,:s 5: sd s.,: i! .Sa -Ps
writinr should state age, and send portion Of sd'
''ra''m'n' d'''f,s,nyS bs. nySohhTEETSs: hhREEiSIs
Member Of the Royal CelleGs Of SURGEONS, Lendon,
Ss.s pR . e.: "a e i IL mos. sI y
A. hs. been spent u. SosPl,.l: o. IondSn. Psr.
soss.s aS iS "a
:sss.s s ss .sssa:. w i1.aasa. SiS,S
inE. attendsd soTs,imss with dsranremsnt Of TIE
mud -'i. F.RE XII fhRTiSGEak iRTtSiai.k EorIo.
.sics y sSis Ss: ' and .osfs ssS
its, which ruin yotA hody and mind, uniting them
si, ~ .SS. Ssy .Ss ;Hss sss
p ssf hs & SCPsh n IL. h.sS bS
uon of the Heart, DyPepsIs, Nervous Irriisbility,
BsSiss, sgnptO%: 81 me y tSnauSP,On. ,s0h oen'
MSsILLtr. The ies,ful Effects on the mi9d Ia are :
de- S;Rs:iss Il sF,s ESSI sf;SS$I:Ss:: sS;i:Ss::
q p:r.Sa: y. II ss.. @ ssS uds.
a: e ,s: %
:as;s' ssi ''a'''$: fSss$ ;Sis:i$1''i' sSs1 "'
induiIed IN when sions-s habit frequently learned
WSsS ss are SaSiy @ even Wssa ss:sp ssa afi Il nS
ofsd renders t%.fs nsS and destroy
.ssn %a hsss psd gssss nan "a :s: q
81 !: : 4 ,S AZ ~:
sS :oss sss4. Ssiei. ~ sssssnPlssias % % 0 ''n p'
rsasst that sound nisd and Body A., ne most ne
sSSass ns'RSs', s ,sSansg losHsS m
ssscIss Z YEAR piiNin AZ A. q, e srospees hoaIiI
vik ds.p.if. ana iiiss Lee % @a G ss %si.sesoy re-
lection. hat the happiness y. mother beeomsi
sllsA''d vi pfssiss III sse oy ixpRupEsor.
Wien ne mi.suidsd SS aRd iPSP5Sudent ~ yot.ry, 2
Timed sssss q shsms. or dread cf diseoSsry, ds.si
e ii:: sss. .ss ssT ts ;as'.s,
ialls iato As hands q ignorant and as,iGpias PR
% :s ses ..'is.sl' hn s'i in aon Il;
iOns .p the sa1n .%1i't III Zee vS s,S BE os
Bs he use y that hat deadly poison, &sGsuTg' Ss.sl
.a:S at 2seGsn ssTSoR q s Dis
ssaSR R'S RsSSs Ss, 5: ss' s:sal5 af SS
osSfbe ogSBcRsssEsT tss'Tfi 81 Ths sEs
ss: n. 81
ss.is and % .ssiS before i ,S; Pns!s: ss:isss \
Jill sFEfDS Il y Tiis
s: JShs N s'giSR SaSsrS ,hs tf|S"'H
jss-ly Baltimore MARYLAND,
The national Republican., 1869-01-12
THE COURTR,

UaIntrAL OouRr-Judgs FisAr.-This court
Henrietta oross, stealing aoloef from Moses
oGus Andrew yssi.on, stealing lead pipe from R.
b. Furgussonj guilty.
john n. simms, stealing guitar from d. b.
'iSS MisSssl Mullen, resisting omcsr warwick,
guilty, and sent to jail for two days.
o. Il. Smith, ALA. Charles Pope, stealing
'saSlss sa%s Sm fca .ts taIi a. .a sms ret ND
same, Tor stealing .livsrTsfs from H. NJ.
we1s''3F Fisas 36sSsos, SSs stealing cos, from J..
Jason west, Stealing cloth, not guilty.
Adjourned.
CrRcurr counr-Chief Jusfiee r.-This
court was occupied as follows on Saturday;
As: h 81 ..sS%p: aSS@:h s.a I 1.as cs pn slSGi
for t2os II, with interest.
r. Walters d Co. vs.. Smith. Action OF as
SIps 70. sy sSOS
tournament Of the court.
Butler 4 Grsy VS.. Rutherford, Judgment
entered on Saturday ordered to be stricken
Hetrei vs.. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. Settled by parties.
Turner vs.. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Kepneay vs.. Muiioy. judgment on term,
agreed upon BY the parties to the suit, giving
No. lsO.
MCCARTHY vs.. Farley. Judgment by default
CAsEs TODAY.
The following cases were set for trial to-day
Nos Ill, its, lto, lb7, leo, l22 1t2, 2o 3t7, and
| s5T.
hppesis-Nos. 81, IS, and Is.
Adjourned.
| Equity CouRr - Judge oiiH.- This court
| was not In session yesterday.
ODESSA PANIER CoLLArsIso SKIRT, the best
made. Douglass, sole agent, No. sos Ninth
The national Republican., 1869-01-12

TAKEN TO ALBASY.-Messrs. BordmAn,
Corey and Armstrong, officers of the Jail,
started for Albany on the $40 train yesterday
with the fOllowing-named prisoners 10 their
the Albany peniteniisry! Albert Garnett,
George Henry, James Saunders, alias Julius
Clay Johnson, and Caroline Beall, all for
grand larceny, sentenced for one year each;
George Smith, alias George Butte, second OF.
fence Of larceny, fifteen months; Emma Jane
Bell, second offence OF larceny, one year. Geo.
Jackson, alias Geo, Johnson, horse stealing,
three years. All Of them were colored, and
went of apparently In good spirits, the officers
having provided them with comfortable cloth
Ing previous to starting.
The national Republican., 1869-01-12
Railroad Routas.
RALTinoRs AND OHIO RAILROAD.

.5Rs .!s sE.sAis$fSB gSS III Sass = Il:
no" run as f'liSii fSs is,iltrlxoRn
Is s'.,i ID S,.isl " 4 ;ls;Hs ~ Sc o. and
Leave daily. sIesp, Sunday, ssLoo sndaoa m.
and and 40 roR AsNApoLls
sssss, n sss .o0p m 10 ITO"
i'.''"ss s6R n W. sSip 7 &satTi5ss q rs & and '"' H.
fos Al Il iPs FsR+s 8 81 81 fa2 Rw2sr
! = & A y Sss "a NIX, "a; \ ,se y "a ss S$SS IN
..,s Z s!.; .$s s I'd % 'SsI S.ISSi:
s:s faS:. AZ :s. Il. p sIsr ass Il &: &:
,i,S.,s..' sss Tsrt q gAsH En-. .na Boston,
r....r 4 4 4f.s.psIssiiS.. l. %sasSiEi;
k6 cGt Ro6sf fa.fs o.s..a aasi. ..s asS.'w 'w.An.ou
Bib Rs!Tsbs ssn E4sE!s2To'
WAslIssros. sep. IS lsse-noon:
Train, IN, Sstyssn s,cn Wilmington And New forf are
'IS roR III NEW l'9STk 9SRk, ai,hqu, ,h.ss. carr.
Lave daily tsxespt sundaU n 500 q. M if@
ana o." p ron PHIIApELPHIA.
IesNsuD Vsoep' ouhosp "o'".' "'' !" ="
L..y. for New Yorf 40 ). m. and Phil,dsl.
slespins ssr. Tor New YoIt on 9 op N. train only
Bo,sas can 9sis Ss ssa q e Ss stsos oss souf
:.E:jss s:,s... s Qss s.i.as a.;s pss.:
Sspeii.'ssS II: west s..,., y 4. wiIsSS SIIl;.s.
dsao 3 S0tbo R5osfs. si9:f;l s..ss asiis &aiss,es AIM,
lsss fS2 ssG1s 7sY !ss2 !Ssf$
o. and %.EEESS .S.s EESSfEBik fksBissSNssF q ss train.
ssSSPP: sSP:%: n: :. iS6,sSP SNS p"
THE oshtT pSgBLs;TRhcK R9UTI
tds sS fsT sI' ns. aS:. AZ
S.pf iasssss EHAIss Essss Esfs
PirTSSGRaa rnrSath ia% without Change A ~
Passensers BY this route from Baltimore hay.
81 bsfSfs fSfis'ssS' ssS % YRRkiRs 'n'n''' " 0.U'
Tickets by hi. route can be procured A. u,
% sssHSs, SndsI National HO.si, where reliable inior
nation will be si,sn =. az time; n
| Pittsburgh. W. J. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
| Corner Sixth ct. and Penn. avenue,
I'D. s. YOUNG. General P.''sIE.i m Agent, N.
| PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BAL
| L TIM0RR RAILROAD,
| Commencing on Monday. June 5th, passsnEe
trains will leave President street depot, BAltl
nI%S; !. n.i ,SiGE XII RAI.dslpAl. and w.S s.,
ySastIcn win trains for ali stations on the Della
| RIpIsss Train for Philadelphia and New Yorl
at 80 a. m, connecting at Psrryvills with trail
Errress Train for Phiiadelphia and New Yorl
At2: 81 y, m. oonneetinE at Wilmington with trail
for stations on Delaware Railroad, between vii
| mington and Harrington.
Accommodation Train for Port Deposit and insor
Express Train for Phiiadsiphia at e:s5 p. m.
Express Train for New York at 8 :1 p, m, con
Meeting at Wilmington with Express Train 70
principal stations on the Delaware Railroad, dali
except Saturday,
All the above trains lsays dsiiy except Sunday
| ON SUNDAYS.
| For PhiladelphiA and New York at 8 80 p. m.
Through Tickets may be procured either at Pres
ident Street depot or at Ticket Omee, No. l3 Bait
more street. Persons purchasing tickets at on CO
Baltimore street, can have their baggage ehecke
At their residence by unian T5ansisI n ~ Gompsny..
The national Republican., 1869-01-12

The METROPOLITAN BooKSToRE OF Messrs
Philip h SOlomons, No. 332 Pennsylvania ay
enue, between Ninth and Tenth streets, Is one
OF the best known institutions of this city
Indeed, 1t is one Of the best arranged and best
conducted bookstores to be found in any city,
and 1t contains every thing connected In the
most remote degree with n hTst.class estab
lishment. Stationery, engraving, printing
binding and lithographing OF every kind 10 Ad
yertised. All the new and standard books
counting house and fancy stationery, may
also be fOund here in abundance. See the al
vertlsement elsewhere.
The national Republican., 1869-01-12

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
/ sCRlBER has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Washington county, In the District Of
Columbia, leters elementary on the psrsonAl es.
tate Of Mary Ann hcTiysneT, late'Ot Washington
city, D. C., deceased. All persons having elaine
against said deceased are hereby ned TO
the same, with the yopehsrg thereof. @ ths s1b; sub
next; they may otherwise by II W be excluded
from all the benNht ot the said estgi J.
0lyen under my haud this Slth day q Dsceln'
beT. 1858. ROBERT JOHNSON
decO.wSI' Executor,
The national Republican., 1869-01-12

CoLLECTOR's sOPFICE-rhe collector Of taxes
A, u. Hall, esq, yesterday settled his Ae.
counts with the corporation for the month OF
December, ls6s, And In order to accomplish
his assistants, with an adiitionsl clerical
force, have been at work upon the accounts
for more than thirty days. We believe the &C.
counts for the taxes of the currentyear In this
office have been balanced and clio sed this yeai
At least two months earlier than ever before
This will be extremely gratifying to many Of
the creditors OF the corporation, Including no
inconsiderable number of laboring men whu
have been unable to get payment Of their de.
mands until the receipts for the last mont
were apportioned to the several corporation
funds. The receipts for the past month tn,
collector has appoTtioned to the several fund.
- . he frlI
The national Republican., 1869-01-12

A SCENE Nor IN THE PRoORAMME.-Fitz.
simmons, in his advertisement OF Canterbury
Hall this morning, gives n graphic description
of the danger OF Howe, the great tight-rope
artist. HOwe's fall Is described In most
dramatic manner, and his head. long plunge of
thirty feet Is as well explained as though II
had really happened. Howe will perform to-
night, as usual.
The national Republican., 1869-01-12

PRovIDEST AID SOCIETY. - Notwithstand nd.
ing the storm OF yesterday hundreds of men
and women thronged the ONCE OF the general
agent, most Of them apparently destitute OF
food and fuel, and some were barefoot. The
agent, with his assistant, Judge Blood, and
several clerks, were 10 attendance during the
day, giving Instructions, Issuing orders, &c;
but the saddest feature was, that for want OF
supplies, many had to be turned away
empty, with the remark that the appropria.
tion for this or that ward was exhausted. At
the Island soup house the applicants were put
on half ratons, and the supply was exhausted
before $50 O'Clock. Occasionally some funny
things are mingled with the sad at these
places. one hearty looking woman, on being
Informed that no wood could be sent to her,
insisted that the Judge should carry an Armful
to her house Immediately. On being assured
1t could not be done, she denounced the Provl
dent Aid Society AS a humbug. Anothel
woman, who was told clothing would only bt
issued on Wednesdays, seized Mr.. Brown'i
Tubbers and made for the door with them on
her feet. Unlike, two other women residing
at Lincoln barracks who were out OF fuel
on being told 1t could not be furnished to-day
oheeFfully shouldered load Of wood and took
up their long line OF march In the storm foI
their homes. Many are patient, some are un'
reasonable, some are imposters, but many are
needy, and 1t is hoped our citizens will aid In
this good work, and that much Of the suffer
ings Of the destitute may be relieved,
The national Republican., 1869-01-12

BOYS IN BLUE prepare for the Inauguration
OF our next President, Gen. Grant, by pur-
chasing Infantry Caps at 90 cents. White Pa.
street.
LADIES' should call and see the Embroidered
,uipper at Princes Stamping aud FlutinE
koons, 322 + street, between Tenth and EleT-
enth streets. Only place In town to do Steam
Fluting.
The national Republican., 1869-01-12

ST. ANDREw's PARIsH.-A meeting of the
parishioneTs of St. Andrews parish was held
At the residence of DR., A. 7. Augusta. After
= free Interchange Of opinions they proceeded
TO elect yestrymen to serve until Easter Mon
day, The following gentlemen were nom
mated aud elected DR., A. I. Augusta, John
I. Cook Frederick q. Revells Henry johnson
and solomon Johnson.
A committee WAS appointed to secure a suit.
able building lot within the confines of the
parish. A building committee was also an
pointed. John I. Cook, esq, was elected
treasurer.
Esch member Of the vcstry were duly au-
thorized to solicit funds in promotion OF the
object
The national Republican., 1869-01-12
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who buy from us, In better way than by conces.
sions q few cents to those who would "beat
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we offer the following additional
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charge:
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Turner'S Manual
Tables q WEIGHTS. Measures. and Capacity,
HATpeTs' Magazine.
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