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The New York herald., 1869-11-21

. ss; chicago ana Northwestern, nh 71k; do. pre-
ferred, SO q se4; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincin-
natl, "A bid; Rock Island, l03k 1os%; NIL
waukee and St. Paul, 6SX 6S1<; do. preferred
s311 ssx; Toledo and Wabash, 6s 69 Fort
Wayne, s5ss s5A; Alton and Terre Haute pre-
fcrred, 81 q So; Ohio ana Mississippi, 26s 2oH;
Delaware and Lackawanna, 1o5 q l06,s New Jer
sey Central 92h 90; Chicago ana Alton, 1l91<
i61; do, preferred. l4s Morris and Essex. s7A .
ss Hannibal and St. Joseph, 10s bid DO. preferred.
los bid; Columbus Chicago and Indiana Central, rs
26k. The highest and lowest prices OF the leading
The New York herald., 1869-11-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SATURDAY, Nov. 20-oP. NJ.

SATURDAY, Nov. 20-6 P. NJ.
The weekly statement OF the associated banks II
unfavorsbo, showing it does loss in reserve OF
nearly million and half Of dollars. The Treasury
movements during the week, which expired Friday
morning. go to account for large portion Of the de-
crease In legal tenders Other things being equal,
this loss win be made up next week. Were the bank
statement made up each Monday morning the un-
favorable features Of this week would not appear
The loss in legal tenders is over two and half mil
lions, owing partially to the factf above referred TO-
and partially to shipments to the West ana Southwest
An examination Of the statement shows that the
banks have enlarged their loans to the extent Of
nearly two millions Now, as the deposits have been
At standstill. 1t IL evident that the remittances
westward have been largely composed Of these
loans. In other words, the Western banks not
having funds here upon which to draw, Eastern
houses with Western connections have shipped
currency to them The last two statements contrast
The New York herald., 1869-11-21
STREET QUOTATIONS..
MANUFACTURING STATISTICS Of GREAT BRITAIN.

In England there are 2,4O5 cotton mills in which
are employed. 152,656 men and 204, ,39s women;
woolien manufactures number 1,420, employing
81, 600 men and 5000 women; 587 silk factories EN-
ploy 1900 workmen. The total number OF factories
IN England and Wales is 569S, giving employment to
27S7SS men and 800, $50 women. Scotland has 507
Ireland counts 1893 factories, employing 22,622 men
and 81, ,301 women.
The New York herald., 1869-11-21
sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.

LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
n saleMedcines for all diseases. Prepared Food for
mocking birds, at b. DOvEY's No. Greene street, corner
Canal
N. B.-Lades attended by mrs. DOvEY.
noG PHYsICIAN-MR. BROWN HAS STUDIED ALL
~ diseases Dogs subject and, difficult the
case has been very successful In his profession s Powers
street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1869-11-21
THE TURF.

L1AsHION COURSE, L. L.I-TRorTING-MoNDAy, NOV
p taP NJ precisely Purse and stake $500, mile heats
best In s, TO NJ. Roden K. Prince; r.
Nance names e., Of two, formerly Mercer j. Paung
@. 8. Burger. j. A. CHAMBERS, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1869-11-21

In the gold loan market from seven to three per
cent were paid for carrying. The total imports at
tnis port for the last week amount to 314s.s51.
against $3,e67,S65 for the corresponding week OF
last year. The decrease as compared with the pre-
vious week fs quite marked in the line OF general
merchandise. The imports of specie during the
week were as follows:-
November 18-Steamer Westpnalia, Paris
Gold bars. ss294s
November 17-steamer Eagle, Havana Span
lSu uOuUlOOnS. 040
November 18-Steamer Donau, London
Mexican dollars. ....................... s4,452
November 1s-Steamer Donau, Paris-Mexi-
can dollars. .....:,.............. 12,7oo
November 4S-steamer Dohau, Bremen
Foreign silver. 175o
November 19-Schooner Jesse CARL, Para
American gold 1000
November 20-Steamer City OF London Liv-
erpool-Brtish gold ...................... e,7eo
November 20-Steamer Alaska. Aspinwall-
American silver. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
American gold.. .......................... 2o,320
The New York herald., 1869-11-21
NEWSPAPERS.


tsrTNIE PROGRESS."-THIS WEEKLY THIS WEEK
contains lecture by Rev. W. H. H. Murray, OF Boston,
Temperament sketch OF Rev. T. T. kndrick, Hon. b. T.
Hale &c; only five cents copy from newsdeaers sub
scrpon 2 year Oce IS and 81 Park place, N. Y Can
vassers wanted.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

TUsr IN FROM THE ooUNTRY-Two PAIRS Q
inches high, and l6 hands inch high. long heay
tails and names black points. To be at BKIGG
Stable l0I West Thirty street, between Broadwi
and Seventh avenue
The New York herald., 1869-11-21

rRoY LINE FOR ALBANY AND TRoY.--THE ELE-
l. eant steamers vANDKRBiLr and CONNECTICUT leave
pier North Spring street every evening satur
daya erecpted) at o'clock r. M Fare only 81 90 being
al rs rail and TOO cheaper than any other nne and
and rooms DoDDs Express 42a and ga Broadway, New
York and No Cou street, Brooklyn. and 30s West street.
The New York herald., 1869-11-21
WATCHES, .JEyELRY, &c.

CUCKOO CLOCKS-UUR PATENT AND MANUFAC-
~ American Watches in great varieties; Diamond.
Pearl and Gold Jewery, wholesale and RETAIL at FRANK.
FIELD CO.'S Jewellers Sixth avenue, Fourteenth
street, Eighth avenue, corner Twenty-sixth street.
The New York herald., 1869-11-21
COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT-THE FIRST CLASS
II steamship SAN FRANCISCO, Baxter scommander, WIN
leave pier ~ East Saturday. November 90 at O'CLOCK
N. H. BUGHAM SO Wall street.
The New York herald., 1869-11-21

xyoNKERs FERRY LEAVES PIER SO NORTH RIVER
atAP NJ; Sundays al 10 A. ~. aud p N, Freight
ca.yed daily. Fara lscsns
The New York herald., 1869-11-21
DENTISTRY

A LII PAINFUL. DEGAYED TEETH OR sfUMPS RE-
stored with oroplastc by filing building up naiu
raj shape and color; tested since 1854. Filling nrst TOOTH
H2; each additional, ~. Warranted.
DR.. sIGESMoND, a Union square, east
T,FAuTIFrI CONTINUOUS GUM SETS OF TEETH
ID Rubber plate, with plumpers $40 Extracting under
gas without charge when oihors are inserted
DR. BOpINE, 100 Grand street.
The New York herald., 1869-11-21
WANTED TO PURCHASE,

DoN'T FAIL TO EXAMINE THE SUPERB HOUSE
~ hold Furniture to be sold at auction by JOHNSTON
VAN TAsSELL at their saesroom ~ Nassau street. Now
exhibition.
The New York herald., 1869-11-21
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C
A T JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAssELL's.
IA BY ARCH JOHNSTON, Auctioneer.
Card

A a
IA By ARCH. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer.
A Card.
The Great Auction House of
JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL.
Our house s the extensive and complete In the
United States, anordng the reades facilities for all wishing
to buy desrous of selling a auction.
OUR GENERAL SALESROOM
10 at the old stand 81 Nassau street. opposite the Post ONCE
This we have enlarged and improved and It now extends
through to Liberty making front both streets Here we
hold sales of Household Furniture Works OF Art Paintings
Articles OF yeru, Books and Merchandise Of descrp
on Our long experience and superior make our
house the desirable medium through which TO effect
sael 6Y essboa Ea.urS at the residences OF private
families deGlininH housekeeping.
THE HORSE HU6TIoN BRANCH
Of business made feature and specially and
Quoted al mart,
liz East Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue,
where hold every Tuesday and Friday throughout
the
Gentlemen wishing to purchase those having horses
to SELL win house perfectly reliable
conduct this branch of business, all other
business. the principles which gov
crn honorable houses In a mercantile pursuits.
ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON
WIN. VAN TASSEIiL.
The New York herald., 1869-11-21

TOR CHARLESTON, s. c., THE FLORIDA PORTS
IL the South aud Southwes.-Regular line
The popular steamship SARAGoSSA, G. Ryder,
mander, will sail
TIL RSDAY, November 25, at 3P. NJ,
from pier No. North river, foot of Rector
Price of passage reduced to SIS.
Through bills OF lading all points South and Southwest
Agents In Charleston (Ravenel 4 Coz forward all goods
free OF commission.
ARTHUR LEARY, Agent 70 William street
The steamship MAGNOLIA will sail Dec. ..
The New York herald., 1869-11-21

UNITED STATES
Captain Elisha Hawss, = :.
will be despatched Saturday, Nov g a. O'Clock T. NJ,
from pier IL North river.
Freight received through Tor ST. Louis Mobile ana
Galveston.
The MISSISSIPPI win succeed Saturday Dee g.
For freight or passage having superior accommodations
FREDERIC BAKER,
The national Republican., 1869-06-26
Communicated ]
Tho EenlAna.

EDITOR NATIONAL REPUBLICAN; 1n your
respectable and popular journal OF this
morning, you publish what purports to DO
call on the Irish-English "soldiers Of the
Roman Catholic" (rellgionO to rob ard
murder the "herotics," aud strike Stree
dom |" found on the person OF prisoner In
Dublin.
If he bo q Fenian, the paper was, Of
course, put into his pocket by some heart
broken, anti ''disestabllshing" orangeman /;
or, what 10 n,nrn likely, by ono Of the royal,
loyal constabulary, and foundn there.
That Is an old game with tho English spy
against the Irish nationalist.
Tho Irish Revolutionary Brotherhood and
their allies, the Fenians, all the world over,
take little or no interest In Gladstonc's
'Irish Church BILL" except as "mcans TO
the end" fer II will not conciliatc one
Fenian, and will add hosts OF disa1ected
Protestants to our ranks, because Ireland
must be entirely free from England-frec to
all her children, who have been too long
doing the prescribed work of her enemy, by
'killing each other for the love Of God"
The miserable forgery in question would
not, dare not, be penned or promulgated by
u Fenlan.
Thousands of Patriot Protcstants are
amongst the most honored and trusted In
o IT organization; and when Elre shall have
put on her robe Of liberty, no blgot will be
bold enough to propose the establishing OF
prescribing Of any particular creed.
The "prince OF greenhorns" Is very
''green" Indeed al the manufacturing oi
Fenian documents, and trust no intelligent
reader of yours will hesitate to so brand tho
transparent counterfeit.
The national Republican., 1869-06-26
A Card,

WAAHtu0TOr, ~. O.s une 70, IhUV.
To The Editor Of ne National Republican 4
In your report, this morning, Of the habsas
corpus case brought by me before Judge
Fisher on yesterday, occurs q verbal error,
which docs not correctly represent the facts
In the case. The words Gin the custody OF
the Tailor" arc used. This gives false i'm
preston. "Jailor" Ia q technical word, and
Implies Incarceration In the common jail
This was not the fact In this case.
The facts are as follows; Just as had
completed case which had been trying
before Justice Martin, William Du Bois, one
Of the Metropolitan police, came to me, and
said that he had warrant for my arrest
from John II. Goddard, Justice OF the
peace. He said that Major Richards gave Is
TO him for service. / then went with MT.
Du Bols 10 Major Richards, and learned that
this was the fact. We then went 10 Mr.
Goddard's office, on Seventh street, and from
there to the City Hall, where we remained,
aud where the proceedings occurred which
you reported. To be sure, was during this
time under physical, but unlawful restraint,
as the Court decided afterwards. La.
Your reporter also entirely misappre-
hendcd the last part Of this case. After
Judge Fisher decided that the proceedings
before Justice Goddard were all wrong, he
said that as the case was before him,
(Marsh's charge Of perjury against me, he
would investigate the matter to see II there
was any probable cause to sustain so grave
a charge. Before other witnesses could bo
summoned, and upon Marsh's own state
ment, he dismissed the charge. This Is the
fact. Your reporter represents that In lieu
of this, Judge Fisher proceeded to inyesti
gate my charge OF malycrsatlon In oihct
against Marsh. Such thing would have
been absolutely impossible.
J. McC. PERKINS.
The national Republican., 1869-06-26
Aatiunal Gepnblitau

SATURDAY. E1SoH;#at:tt.:;JUNE d, lso'
ns-PEEs)Ss LEAVING THE oITr for the enu try
or tho watering places ean have tho DAItr Ma
rioSAL RErUBLIcAS mailed = gularly to them by
leaving their names and sd lrcts at this ofiCe.
Tcyr,g 6fty csnta mar tnonth
The national Republican., 1869-06-26

THE MEDICAL soCIETY.-At the meeting
of the Medical Association Of the District on
Wednesday night, DR.. Thomas Miller pre-.
sided, with DR.. \. +. A. King acting as sec
rotary. y communication was received
from Dr. Schoeppe, recently convicted of
murder in the first degree at Carlisle, Pa,
causing the death OF Miss Stcinecke, of
Baltimore, by administering prusslc acid.
lie gives the notes Of the case for which he
Is convicted, and asks for an expression Of
opinion on the case, probably to be used, If
favorable, with au application for pardon or
CommulatlUn Of sentence. After u long dis
cussion, in which ii was urged that the
communication contained too vague Il de-
scriptiou Of the case, the secretary was
directed to simply acknowledge Its receipt
Among other applications for admissions to
the society were DR.. {. {. Cox, late Com
missioner of Pensions, and DR.. 4. ".
Tucker, of the Fiflh ward. The latter il a
coorcd physician, residing In the Finh
ward
The national Republican., 1869-06-26

MUzzLR YOUR DOGS with muzzles from j.
s. Topham d Co., 500 Seventh street, next
to Odd Fellows Hall, They have every
sty.e and variety of these important articles,
made so by the Mayors recent proclama-
tlon.
The national Republican., 1869-06-26
RESUME OF THE GAME /;
INsIsos.
1 2 3 4 o O I

- - - -
SiSsisSa.i.::::::::S SssiiGns.i GGSosSf "a
Fly balls caught-CincInnati @. Wright
., Allison 2, H.Wright 1, Leonard l, swcasy
., McVey /; total 0. National, Blrdsall 9,
total 12.
Fly balls mlsscd-studlcy 9, Fox ., Geo.
Wright 1.
Foul balls caught--Birdsall !, @. Wright
!, Allison 8, Leonard l, McVey |.
Foul balls misscd-Birdsall |, Allison /.
Out on baSes-National 10 times, Cincin-
natl n times.
Left on bascs-National times, Clucln-
natl II times.
Total bases on hlts-National 10, Clncin-
natl 40.
Bases on crror-National 4, Cincinnati 10.
Double play-Sweasy ], Gould /, Water
man and Sweasy /.
Home ru1s-Fox ], Geo. Wright Q.
Balls called-Jones 10, Brainard "A.
Time Of game, 9 hours, 90 minutes.
Umpire, Robert NJ. Drinkard, OF Union
base ball club.
Scorers, Messrs. Hurley and Potts.
Game played at Washington, june 25,
1869.
While the result Of the game was not un-
expected tho National boys deserve credit for
the success they met with In keeping down
tho score Of the Red Stockings, who are
certainly the best drilled nine which has
ever visited this locality. The game was
we'll worth seeing, and the interest displayed
continued until the close of the ninth In
nings.
To-day the Olymplcs will take charge Of
the visitors, and this afternoon n match
game will be played at the National grounds.
Another game will be played by the Olym.
pic and Red Stockings on Monday afternoon,
which will close the home-and-homc match
between them.
The national Republican., 1869-06-26

J. +. u A. II. STEPHENS, No. 90 F street,
Island, offer large and well selected stock
of groceries and liquors on terms SO reason
able that they must command patronage.
The national Republican., 1869-06-26

AT PRIME CosT ron SIXTY DAYs.--C. II.
Wilson Is offering large stock of carpets,
window shades and cabinet furniture, at
prime cost, for cash only, In order TO fIclll-
tate change in his business.
The national Republican., 1869-06-26

LADIES' SLIPPERS, of all styles, colors and
materials-a heavy and select assortment
now ready and selling, at CUMMINGS exten-
slye shoe store, 3i7 Seventh street, next to
Northern market and X. D
The national Republican., 1869-06-26

PURITY LoDGE No. 12, I. o. G. T., hold
public temperance meeting on Sunday after
noon at o'clock, at the corner of Twelfth
and Q streets. A number Of eloquent
speakers are announced.
The national Republican., 1869-06-26

BURT's LADIES' SHOES, in great variety,
constantly on hand, and selling, at Cum
mins's extensive shoe store, 347 Seventh
street, next to Northern market and X. A
large stock Just received. \
The national Republican., 1869-06-26

REAL ESTATE sALEs.-Messrs. Joshua
Whitney x Co., real estate brokers, have
sold lots and 90, subdivision Of square 1856,
fronting on Tenth street, between X and 5,
to W. c. Thompson for 5000.
Fitch & Fox, real estate brokers and auc-
tioncers, have sold for Thomas B. Bryant,
esq, lots Nos. 81 and SO, In Kingman's sub
dlyis'G.4 oil square No. 24l, fronting on the
circle at the Intersection of Vermont and
Rhode Island avenues and Thirteenth and P
streets, for 1896.
c. Storrs & Co. recently sold one of those
elegant cottages on Q street west, between
FourteoNth and Fifteenth streets, to James
Wilkinson, for 1850 cash; two lots In
square IA to Hiram Brown for IL cents per
foot, which arr to be covered at once by
dwellings, house and lot on south l. street,
between Four-and-s-half and Sixth streets,
to Charles Brunt for Sl,lOO.
Kilbourn IL latta, real estate brokers,
have sold part of lot II, square II, on Tween
ty-tiith street, between II and ttreets, to
Thomas Love, at 10 cents per sluar. foot.
Green IL Williams, auctloneers, have sold
for trustee, west part Of lot 81, In squar, 4C7,
fronting on i street south, between sl!th
aud seventh streets, with improvements, N
MIR. 7. Callnn for 81, 800.
The national Republican., 1869-06-26

MISSIONARY MEETISG.-Tho Rev. Charles
Harding, for twelve years missionary In
Western India, under the American Board,
gave an Interesting account Of the mission
work In that country, at the Asbury NJ. L.
church last evening. Mr.. Harding ex.
hibited idols and other Oriental curloslties,
and spoke and sung in the Mahratta Ian
guage, closing with a vivid portrayal OF the
necessity Of Christian labor In that country
Mr.. Harding and his wife return to india iu
October.
The national Republican., 1869-06-26

Sons OF JoSADAB.-Pioneer Council, No.
!, will meet this evening at o'clock at the
hall, corner Of Seventh and d streets, and
every member Is expected to be present, us
the election Of officers will take place, and
order of the Council.
The national Republican., 1869-06-26

The PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACmEns aro re-
qucBted TO meet at the Miller sehool-housc,
at halC past nine this morning, The Mayor,
Superintendent Richards, and others arc cx-
pected to be present. The friends of the
schools are also invited.
The national Republican., 1869-06-26

CLASSICAL SCHOOL EXAMfSArToN.-T The
general examination Of the young men of
Prof. J. W. Hunts classical school took
place on Wednesday, and was attended by a
large number Of gentlemen aud lady friends
Of the school. The young men passed most
rigid examination in Greek conducted by
Professor Wilson. The graduates, Masters
George a. Lecch, A. J. Wise, aud c. Hoover,
acquitted themselves admirably. The pupils
were then examined In mathematics, which,
owing to the absence Of the professor of
mathematics Of Columbia College, was con-
ducted by Professor Hunt. The examination
was perfectly satisfactory. The examination
closed with dcclamatiOua Ly twelve young
men, who also acquitted themselves In a
handsome manner.
This is the first year Of Prof. Hunts school,
and the result Of the examination was such
ls-to impress all present with fayoE,,4c
opinion Of tue professors capacity as a
teacher.
The national Republican., 1869-06-26

ROBBERY on THE STEAMBOAT ExrREss.-
On Thursday, portion of the colorcd
Knights Tcmplar OF this city, and some of
their friends, made an excursion to the
White House iu the steamer Express, Capt.
Nickel, where they spCut the day and re-
turned about s:i5 o'clock Thursday night.
On arriving at the wharf In this city, one OF
the Knights stepped ashore and Informed
Policeman Owens that his wife had been
robbed on the boat Of els by a colored man
who had accompanied the party and whom
he wished arrested. Tho officer replied that
he would do so If directed by Sergeant APh-
ton, and as that officer was standing by he
directed the arrest Of the alleged thief, which
Policeman Owens attempted to do, but the
negroes resisted the officers, who with drawn
swords, prevented them from taking away the
man, and finally driving them from the field.
The party accused of committing the rob-
berry was not dressed In the rcgulia Of the
Order, though it is stated that he walked
twenty miles in order to accompany the
cNcurslonists on their trip.
The national Republican., 1869-06-26

APPAIRs At THE NAvT-YARD.-After the
Ist proxlmo the hours of labor In the navy
yard will be from a. m. to IL m, and p.
m. to 1 p. M, the bell being rung for muster
twenty minutes before the commencement of
working hours.
A considerable further reduction of the
force is expected to take place on the lst.
On Thursday Mr.. II. Woodheld, employed
in the ordnance department, was severely
injured about the face and hands while pour
Ing molten lead Into bullet-molds, the lead
flying up into his face, over his hands, and
bespattcring his clothing. w. Williams was
also injured in the hand by the bursting of a
fuse while handling shell. Both of the In.
iurcd men we're properly cared for.
The national Republican., 1869-06-26

s. c. MILLS, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
Office and residence No. 544 II street north,
between Third and Fourth streets west.
The national Republican., 1869-06-26

GENTS, NoTIcE.-The largest stock ever In
store, of Burt's French Calf and Kid CATERS,
Ties and Boots. Many new styles Just re-
ceived. Also, rare styles in Gents Lasting
Tics and Congress, with large and select
variety OF all grades OF Shoes or Boots for
gentlemen, selling and receiving daily, at
Cumnins's extensive shoe house, 3i7 Seventh
street, next to market and X.
The national Republican., 1869-06-26

MEETING OF THE WoRkISuMENs CoSyEN-
TIoi.-The Workingmen's Convention met
last light at Union League Hall. The at
tendal"c was very slim. In the absence OF
Mr.. Bos veil, the president Of the convention,
Mr. joseph Brooks was called TO the Chair,
and Mr.. W. d. Kelly elected secretary pro
ten. After tome speeches in opposition to
the contract system, IL being deemed mad
yisable, In view OF the small number pres
ent, to take any definite action, the meeting
adjourned.
The national Republican., 1869-06-26

"1SPASTs' SHoEs."-A heavy stock, of
all colors and styles, always selling, at Cum
mlns's shoe store, SAT Seventh street, next
to Northern market. U
HOBBIEs.
Every body has hobby which he's ever found
And while possessing one himself, all others
will deTide;
One person likes arspid horse, another poodle
dogs,
Some fancy hne merino sheep, or ponderous
Berkshire hogs,
But u universal hobby rcigns, which every.
body knows,
Is Ataste for ell.made, neatly hitting, cheap,
substantial clothes,
And chance to ride this hobby now, Ia offered
one aud all,
lfthey'll purchase their apparel at the famous
store-OAK HALL.
OAK HALL has an immense stock of Gents,
Boys and Children's Summer Clothing
which II claims to be superior In style, mate
rial and cheapness to any TO be found else
where In Washington. Also, piece goods In
great variety for those preferring to have
their garments made to order, at 4G0 SEVENTH
STREET, OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE. \
The national Republican., 1869-06-26

SUPPLIES ron THE ANLUM.-Mr. T.. l..
Schmidt, secretary Of the Washington Asy-
lum, adyertises for sealed proposals for wood
and coal and drugs aud medlglnes for the
ensuing year. Bids must be In by the 7th of
July.
The national Republican., 1869-06-26

The PRINTERs.-There will be a meeting
at CoOmbs' Hall tonight of the members Of
the Columbia Typographical Union who ar
in favor Of sustaining the action Of the Nae
tional Union, at It's session held In Albany
the early part Of this month.
The national Republican., 1869-06-26

TRUSKs.-Pack up and start for the coun-
try, and If you cannot do that, pack up any
how but be sure and procure hne trunk,
such us can always be obtained nj the trunk
wareroom of Wall, Robinson d Co.. No. 322
Pennsylvania avenue, between Min aud
Tenth streets. A trunk Ia often the whole
of bachelors real estate, but married or
single, they are always handy To have
about the house. Remember, however,
Wall, Robinson & Co., are prepared to sup
ply the want.
The national Republican., 1869-06-26

An ISsPRCTioS Of the elegant stock of
jewelry, vases, chrOmOs and other articles
Just received dirogt from the New Central
Dollar Store, No. n Market Space, between
Eighth and Ninth sweets, will amply repay
a visit. 4