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The national Republican., 1869-01-05

ACCIDENTs.-A lad named Charles Mason
was thrown from frightened horse yesterday,
near the corner OF First street and New Jersey
avenue, and falling against curbstone, In
jured his head very badly.
Miss Marion RObinE0B, daughter OF Major
Robinson, on the Navy.yard, was on her way
to the residence OF an acquaintance on Sunday
morning, when she slipped and fell on the Icy
pavement, striking her back upon door sill,
She was so badly Injured that she tainted, and
on Sunday evening was still too feeble to be
taken to her home.
The national Republican., 1869-01-05

EoutTY CouRr-Jud0e 0iin. - This court
adjourned immediately upon opening yester.
day, in consequence of the indisposition Of
Judge Olin. The following order was made
Dallas y. Thomas vs.. Casper s. Thomas.
Order OF publication against absent defendant.
This 10 an action in which the plaintiff charges
Hamilton.
Adjourned.
The national Republican., 1869-01-05

PRovIDENr AID SocIETY.-YesterdAyA at IL
O'Clock proposals were received at the general
agents INF. A. X. Browne) office for the fur
nishing OF bread and beef for tee use OF this
society with the following result Geo. SeitE,
100 loaves per month, free OF chargei Geo, W
Hughes, whatever bread they may want, ~ SO
per hundred loavesi John +. SeitZ, 10 ounce
loaves, at five cents per loaf James ii. Simp.
son, for one or more soup-houses, hye cents
per loaf, or t4.b0 per hundred for the entire
quantity required.
For beef: James II. Birdsall, at $3.50
per 100 pounds, best quality, or inferior quality
At \ reduced price; MessFs. Vannell Myers,
. cents for all required, including 90 cents
worth OF soup shins
The national Republican., 1869-01-05

Tue NEW wiH0 or THE TREASURY DErARr
MENT,-The new wing OF the Treasury Depart
ment is rapidly approaching completion, the
three upper stories being hnishsd, and ssspI's I,
the Inter nal Revenue Department. The lower
noorH will not be finished for two or three
months, but the Revenue Department could
move In any time by using the entrance through
the main building. The new cash room on
the second nuor will not be completed uuti
some time in the summer, there having beeu
an unexpected delay In bringing over the mar
BILE work from Italy The walls are to be pan
neled with rare specimens Of Italian marble
The marble work OF this room will cost about
forty thousand dollars, and, when finished
wilibe the finest room iu America, II not IL
the world. The present cash room Will be
converted into Emall rooms for the clerks.
The national Republican., 1869-01-05

HgLr THE PooR.-The weather has been
very mild for day or two, but II cannot be
expected to continue so, and the next cold
sn ap will md many destitute families wanting
even the necessaries OF life. The appeals for
aid were never more numerous In this city
than at the present time. Scores apply for re-
lief to the ProvIdent Aid Society, while the
FFeedmen's Relief Association, whose Office 10
at No. 39I North Capitol street, has also its
scores OF applicants for charity. Mrs. J. 5.
Gfitfing, the agent OF the Freedmen's Associa-
tion, gives a heart-rending account OF the des.
titution prevailing among the poor colored
people, the applicants for charity being gen
orally aged and destitute females, very lew
element season, let those who have abundance
contribute something, be 1t never so small a
mite, to those who have nothing.
The national Republican., 1869-01-05

COSDITIoN OF COUNCILMAN RUssELL.-We
are glad to announce that the injuries received
by Councilman J. II, Russell, Of the Sixth
ward, by slipping on the ice In front of his
residence on Saturday evening, are not as
pronounce no ribs broken, although the fall
was OF such character as considerably y
to bruise the right side and cause much sore
ness, 1t is expected that Mr.. X. will be able
to leave his house in a few days.
The national Republican., 1869-01-05
!, X o p o S A l. 8

UEITED STATES RSGIEEER 0FFIoB,l
No. 81 SECOND ST., BALTIMORE, Dec, p, 1865. !
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will be received
At this Once until Y 0 clock, noon. OF TUESDAY,
the following lots OF. Anchors, Chains, &c, the
property Of the United States, all In good order,
and now In store at HayTo. de. 6race, Nd:
u Anchors, averaging 80 pounds each.
Anchors, averaging 6b pounds each.
! Anchor, weighing 80 pounds,
shAekles, weighing ls2 pounds.
II Chains, weighing II, 900 pounds
pLop9sa.l.sc IN must state price per pound for An
and may be for the whole or part Of each lot.
Proposals will be opened AZ Y 80 p, m. Of Jan
uATy o. In presence OF such bidders as may CHI loose
to be present, and must be addressed to-
Brey, Brig. Gen, J, H. SIMPSON, U. s. A..
dee2]et
The national Republican., 1869-01-05

CoRroRATtoS FISASCEs.-A. q. Hall, esq.
city tax collector, on the ID inst, balanced his
account for November, ls6s, and distributed
to the several corporation funds the amount
Of tax received at his office for that month, as
follows First ward fund, s5,ssl 90; Second
ward, t7,7I5.67; Third ward, t5,ls0l0; Fourth
ward, ", ,3Ol VOi Seventh ward, e. $50 so; school
fund, sl3, ,I5G II; Bchool-house fund, tT, ,9s0.60
Metropolitan police, ts0Ti0Oi gas fund
t52O7pIi ten years sinking fund, slO,4lS.9i
special tax fluid, kl9, ,s5J .55; water fund, 70 81
total amount placed to the credit OF the cor
poration, 300 0,3Tg.7T.
The national Republican., 1869-01-05

La GRAND yIcroRIE 10 now the novelty for
ladies, = skirt which combines the panief and
snaeker. Mr.. Charles Baum, the celebrated
hoop-skirt and corset manufacturer, is the only
agent Of the District, At his place, bl3 Seventh
street, between d and Z.
The national Republican., 1869-01-05

WAsTISG POTOMAC WArER.-One Of those
aggravated cases of wasting "nature's beV.
ming, The facts are that Mr.. II, Z. Leech a
lessee OF certain premises, to which a bath.
room Is attached, allowed the water to over.
now, and after hearing the evidence the Jus.
tico lined Mr., Leech $50,
The national Republican., 1869-01-05
NHE STEAMER COLUMBIJ
70 CoNTRAC TORS


Proposals 10 duplicate, with a COPY Of this nd :
yertisement attached, will be received by the u
der,igned De- until noon on the 10th proximo,
WARE, DEL.
The estimated amount o mud to be removed from
the moAt ts so cubic yardsi the mud to be depos.
tied on the glaeis, which Is about eleven and one
half feet above the bottom Of the moat. Contrae.
tors VIII fuInish their 9wn barrows. gang .planks
power for keeping the moat clear Of water.
The work must be completed by March !, 1850.
Separate proposals In duplicate wi also be re-
ceiyed BY the undersigned, up to the same hour
yards, more or less, Of the mud from the Elaeis 10
sneh points as may be designated, varying In dis.
tAnee from 70 to DO yards.
The proposals for cleaning the mOat will state
the price per cubic yard.
The ptoP9sals for moving the mud from the slacis
Payments will be made monthly, or at such
times as funds may be received for this purpose.
The contractors viii be REQUIRED e enter into
also by two responsible sureties, whose names
must be mentioned In the bids
Any Information desired not herein contained eau
be obtained on apPlieation,by letter or personally
The proposals will DC opened at noon on January
10, 1850, at Fort Delaware. Del. /, at which time
and place bidders are requested to be present
The undersigned reserves the right to reject any
and all bids not considered for the interest Of the
United States.
ing Moat al F9Tt DelawsIs, Del or '.PIopOsaIs
for Removing Mud from GlAeis at Fort Delaware,
Del. " and addressed,
First Lieutenant 4lh Artillery, and A. A. q NJ, U.
3. A. Fort Delaware, Del. deSO.td
The national Republican., 1869-01-05

timore steam lines and AdAmF' Express to care Of
X, n. Hayonner, Freight Agent at Alexandria,
will he forwarded as Tar as LeeHburg free OF
charge other than our regular tariff rates.
Communication Passenger Tickets between Alex.
andria aud LeesburE and intermediate stations at
cheap rates.
Round Trip Tickets good only for day Of issue
between Alexandria and Leesburg, and between
thuse places and intermediate points, arc issued at
reduced rates. wAsHINGT0N BLYTHE.
uO3-u General Superintendent .
The national Republican., 1869-01-05
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.
oyrICE CHIKy auARTERMAsrBR. !

NIcKsBUR0. Miss, Dec. "a, 1868.
Sealed proposals In tTplieate will be received by
ISIh mall a., a, t9s Ofice until ~ Y sATHRDAY. tGs
Post dsSrtsrmastef At RatshsI, Miss. &i 81 th@Tes @
hundIsd $500 cords Of good merehantable, dry,
sdn,,sa IN snIh ~ 1HthHes H 9hd A. saeh Times
Post Of hatcher, Miss, until June 80, 1852
Proposals will he beet TO the usual conditions
plies.
BY order Of the General Commanding,
J. W. SCULLY,
BIeyst Col, and A, Q. NJ. U. S. A.. 4. G. q. NJ 9TH
Military District, deeSl.td
The national Republican., 1869-01-05

ASOTHER CoMMITTEE.-The Board OF Trus-
+, Basoom, Rev. d, W, Anderson, Rev, Dr.
Sunderland Or, Lonmis, and William q. Fin
ney hoard to examine the material of which
the building Of the university is constructed
The national Republican., 1869-01-05

SUDDEN DEATm.-Philip Ta,ltOn, colored,
about " years OF age, died very suddenly,
about o'clock on Sunday evening, at the resi-
denee OF VIM. II. James, in Green's alley, be.
l. street and Massachusetts avenue. Dr. W.
W. Potter, coroner, yesterday summoned u
Jury of inquest, and Dr. +. Bentley made a
post mOrism examination and testified that in
his opinion death was caused by an attack OF
apopleXy, a large blood elot having formed at
the base of the brain from the rupture Of
hlood vessel. The jury rendered = verdict In
accordance with the doctors testimony.
The national Republican., 1869-01-05

THE REdl.rER'5 OPFlCE,-FoF several dsys
past +, A, Boswell, esq, city Register, has
and his clerks in granting licenses TO hucksteTs
and others for the current year. The offce
has just been newly cirpeted, and every con.
venience Is now afforded to transact business
with the regiateF,
The national Republican., 1869-01-05

PnovibEET AID SoCIETY.-At a meeting Of
the board OF Directors Of this society on Sat
ufday 1t was ordered that soup.house be
opened immediately, at the Intersection Of
maryland avenue and FOur.and.a-half street,
ana an appropriation was made for the pur-
chase Of fuel for each ward. The vice pfesi.
dent reported that he had placed In the hands
OF COLLECTION books for collectlnn
The national Republican., 1869-01-05

LADIES should call and see the Embroidered
ilipper at Princes Stamping and Flutinr
hooms, a22 = street, between Tenth and Elev-
cath streets. Only place In town TO do steam
Fluting,
The national Republican., 1869-01-05

SNEAK THIEvEs.-A mean sneak entered the
shop of lady, corner Of Delaware avenue and
q street, yesterday morning, by the window,
and stole a cloak. The cry OF thief was raised,
but the rascal escaped.
The dwelling of Mrs. Thomas BuTch on
Fifth, between q and II streets, was entered
the back door, The thief carried off lot OF
clothing.
The national Republican., 1869-01-05

CARRIAGE SLIPrERs AND SOCKS to keep the
feet warm when riding, only % and 25 cents a
pair, at Adamson's, 500 Ninth street, next to
Pennaylyania avenue.
The national Republican., 1869-01-05

NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK.-An elec.
tion OF nine directors Of the National Metro.
politan Bank, to serve for the ensuing, will be
held at the banking house on Tuesday, Janu.
The national Republican., 1869-01-05
Personal.

Pf6Ep DR. bIRbYs. SsossVtgATtSs ~ ssy.rlS s,rsst
opposite 0dd'PsllOws' Hall Separate rooms ior
patients, sSl2.u
The national Republican., 1869-01-05
pRovIDENCE HOSPITAL,
L UEDkR TEE oHARaR Oh
THE SISTERS OF CHARITY,

THE SISTERS OF CHARllY,
Corner Of Second street east and y street south,
Capitol hill,
IN A HEALTHY AND RETIRED PART OF WASH.
lNGT0N CITY.
The new building Is now ready tor the reception
oRatients Of every class, both medical And surgical
Patients will be received Into the wards a 10
per week, payable in advance. This Includes Med.
icine and Medical or Surgical attendance,
Private Rooms can be had at advanced rates.
MEDICAL sTAPF ATTENDING.
D. r, HAdNER. n D., No. 900 II street, be.
tween Eighteenth and Ninteenth.
JOHN D. RILEY, N. D., New York avenue, be.
wesn fourteenth and Fifteenth stroets,
VIM MLRBURY, N. D., 46o Il street.
- rHoMpsossU ssUfsaEobSS. ,or,., N,,n
and Massachusetts, Avenue
g y fHHS,,H f2HRP, N p 2 Esst AT Capitol street
n. B. LlbbSSHI6b L1bSIs6b9 Asb "a SoEsHSflNG'N stFfS' l!NSG5'N'
GRAPToN Tyler, NJ. D., corner Of Washing.
ton and Gay stIeets, Georgetown.
". T.. JOHNSON. N. D., Seventh street, be.
'TSsB sBH6W%BB, NJ D., sas y street
THOMAS MILLER, 946 street,
JOHNSON ELIOT, 405 L street.
0, Il, LlBRRMANN' 469 Thirteenth street.
Application can be made at the Hospital, or 10
either OF the Ab0Ne-nAmed Physicians, Physicipp1
sending patients to the Hospital who may oCcupy
private rooms have the privilege Of attending tGe
AS-Eo persons with eoutag giouS diseases admitted
80. SISTER LORETTA o'RElLLl,
oetT Superior.
The national Republican., 1869-01-05
Duke 4 Henri

SO Trains leaving Baltimore and Ohio Depot st
s;3 a. IN 4 connect with Orange, Alexandria and
Manassas Passenger Trains at 81. Asaph Junction,
for all points on the line Of thot road between Ma
nAssAs Junction and HArTisonburg.
Trains leaving St. AsAph and King streets at Q rs
z, m. connect at 81, Assph junction with train
arriving at Baltimore and Ohio Depot at 320p. N.
and in time for ip, M. train iSI Baltimorea
Q. A, NTEVENS, 0en'l Supt
W. J. PHELPs. Gen Manager, decJ1-tf
The national Republican., 1869-01-05
Steamboat Lines.
NEW MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY

l
The swift and substAntial Steamer. Z. G.
KNIGHT and JOHN GIBSON will run -
regularly during the winter months, 1ffTh
tigItESSsspn iIESSpyhEw NEw I1RKi ys3R yss33RRsoLki 5snSas
TOWN, as follows;
Leave Nss nY9Tk. from PieJJ 2, E3,s River.
'nE a. AIsnandria aad 9eorgstown Tuesdays;
:S!5sst S!dssst. THpTRSsPRhhYS, As..1dii.; ERIPtYSsi
MONDAY MoRNiNGS, " Wv" '
This Line, connecting at Norfolk with the hne
steamers Of the Merchants' aud Meehanies' Trans
portAtion Company to and from BOSTON, IL pre-.
pared to take through freight at much reduced
rates, as the usual charge Of drayage and other
expenses through Baltimore Is avoided by this
Freight from Boston should bo consigned to the
care Of 4. A. WILLIAMS 4 Co, Norfolk, Va,
Ageul. Once and Wharf foot OF High street,
Georgetswu, D. @. or at OFFICE OF COMPANY,
ehrner New York avenue and Seventeenth street,
Que square btow Navy Department
poy2l.u J. W. THOMPSON. President.
TIE STEAMER COLUMBIA -,
L Has resumed her regular trips be- 1fkTh
tween Washington and Baltimore, -saAs1k
Leaving Baltimore every SATURDAY AFTER.
NOON a MI 45'SlSsf, Sgd ny MW5;hsiiRgton every
ssf ioi Pssssnssis and frsIsht For furtSsT PAL.
mos w. RILEY a SON. Agents..
w Riley's Wharf,
Ry9-tuf3m Atthe foot Of Eleventh strest,
The national Republican., 1869-01-05

tNIvER5AL SrPFRAGE.-A national conyen.
llnn iavoring universal suffrage in the Dis
place IN this city about the l5u, instant
Susan Is, Anthony and others will Gc rI"scnt
The national Republican., 1869-01-05
THE COURTa.

ODESSA PANTRR CoLLAPsINa SKIRT, the best
made. Douglass, sole agent, No. sos Ninth
The national Republican., 1869-01-05

CRIMINAL CouRr-Judgs Fiihsr.-This court
was occupied as follows yesterday
Rosetta Graham, stealing twelve pounds OF
pork from VIM. Washington, on the 9th Of
December. The proof failed to substantiate
the charge, and the accused WAS acquitted.
Richard Burrell and Mary johnson, steal
Ing hog from VIM. WI Walker. They were rDund
guilty and sent to jail for ten days.
Caroline Bell, stealing sotton, guilt, dresses,
| and aent to penitentiary for one year.
Frank Brown, stealing clothing from John
Williamsi guilty, and sent to jail for three
| weeks.
Mary Jane Brook, stealing some ten dollar,
from Francis Barth. She plead guilty, ant
was sent to jail until noon.
WIN, IL. Moore, stealing money from sol
diers, guilty. sent to jail for three months.
J. II. Beall, assault and battery, sent to jai
| for twenty days.
John oiank, stealing money! not guilty.
Adjourned.
The national Republican., 1869-01-05

=, kELlEP FoH THg PoOR.-The treasurer Of the
fToNileht Aid Society, Mr. A. II, Shepherd,
Eekno%le9gos the following receipts per Mi,
:, Mt'iiue, one Of the collectors for the
flrst wHTa Nr. W, W. COrcOFan, 400; Mr.
ieOtge W, hlggs, tlO0 Mr.. 5, V. Niles, kJOi
Mr; r. a Dck, u.s. MI NJ. Blair, 40, Mi. "
thony Hyde, 80. - '"'' h"'
The national Republican., 1869-01-05

TIE STEAMSHIP Z. q. KsIeHr, due here from
New York this morning, 10 heavily laden with
goods for District merchAnts.
The national Republican., 1869-01-05

New TABLE KNiFR.-Mr. ]. p. Libby, No.
tss Seventh street, advertises a new aud yalu-
able table knife, the handle OF which will not
crack or change Its color, for II 10 OF one piece
Of Atoel, and plated on blade and handle. II 10
an article needed by every housekeeper.
The national Republican., 1869-01-05

WEEK OF PRAYER.-The first daily prayer
meeting In observance of the series to be held
this week took place at the English Lutheran
church yesterday noon. The lecture room was
crowded, and the limited time too short for all
who desired to engage In the service. Brother
Wilder, a returned missionary from the South
coast OF Africa, gave some interesting state
meats in regard to the work there. The meet
Ing was characterized throughout by earnest
ness in prayer, heartfelt confessions, and glo-
riOus Thanksgiving A gracious year 10 anticl.
pated, and prayers that our Lord will be
especially near unto US In this new year, The
meeting will be held to-day In the body OF the
church, when a large attendance Is expected
All are cheeTfully invited TO attend and join In
earnest prayer for our countFy's future pros
perity and the spread OF Christianity through
out the world,
The national Republican., 1869-01-05

CIRCUIT CouRT-Chisf Justice Cdrfisr.-This
court was occupied as follows on Saturday;
United States vs.. J. Pettibone. Action for
| fendant from the Government corral and cat.
| tie yard at Giesboro' In 1895. The defence
| rests upon the fact that the fertilizer was
| mixed with earth, sand and clay in large pro.
portions, and consequently the defendant Il
| not liable for the full amount Of the contract
money. This IL the second trial. The case
/ was reported in three columns In erfento on
| Its frst hearing. Wilson for plaintiff, Brad
| ley and Cox for defendant. The jury found
| for the United States In tl, ,63s.t5.
Bernard Hayesvs Casey McCullum. Judg
| ment confessed.
Adjourned
The national Republican., 1869-01-05
S-W- 1863 vi.
HARBo BoUR's
ALL.HEALiNG
oTIoN,

A certain. reliable, and speedy cure Of Rhsumat-
ism, Neuralgia, Headache, ToothAehe, Pains In
the Side. Breast. or Back Partial Deafnessi
Mothers will hnd It an Invaluable Friend for CAked
Breast Certain Cure for Chublains, Frozen Feet,
Cuts. burns. Bruises, sealds, sprains or Strains,
or any local aches or pains ofthe Nervous or Mus.
cular system.
This highly -priIed and extraordinary Medicine
will not fail to sFsctudiiy cure all the diseases
enumerated above. no matter Of how long stand
ing, provided the patient Is not hopelessly bed
ridden. One application will often cure the worst
cases Of Neuralgia or Rheumatism, and in all cases
II will give instant relief
Prom the unbounded confidence In this Lotion,
and the perfect and thorough knowledge Of II
power 10 cure the diseases named, II 1t does no
give entire satisfaction. after a fair and proper
trial, pledge myselfto refund the money received
on the return 9th empty bottle.
do not p etend to be the author Of this prepara-
tion having obtained the recipe from an old Indian
after having travelled among the red men for sew.
erAl years.
After having performed at least one hundred
most ponderrul cures Of Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
&c, &c. have been induced by my friends to
put 1t before the public, and now make this prop
ositon;
That In any case Of Sick or Nervous Headache or
Toothaohe. should fail to cure In from two TO ave
minutes with my ALI Healing Lotion, will forfeit
the sum Of Ave dollars.
WAsHiSGToE, D. G.
Dr. HARBOUR; Permit me to tender you my sin
eere thanks for the extraordinary care Your ALL
Healing Lotion has performed
For several years have been afflicted with the
Neuralgia. with but temporary relief from the doe.
tors. had given up ever recovering. until tried
your All.HeAling Lotion, which, In four weeks,
produced a complete cure.
Your obedieut servant,
J. J. JACOBS, Baltimore, Md.
All orders, either for agencies or for immediate
use, should be addressed to the man uiacturer
JOSEPH HARBOUR, Manufacturer,
No, n Second street west, bet, Mass. Avenue and O
street north, Washington, D. @.
For sale by all Drug-sfores.
Trade supplied by CHAs. sTOTT, Pennsylyani
avenue. between Four-and-A, half and Sixth sts.,
Warrington, D. c. Aul9
The national Republican., 1869-01-05
WAsHiNGToN, ALEXANDRIA.
CHANG OF TIME.

TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC. 81, 1868.
until further notice, Passenger Trains will
Tun between Washington and Alexandria as fol-
lows:
THROUGH MAIL rRAIss.
Leave Washington, from Balti more and Ohio
Depot, $40 u. m. ido. for Manassas and Harrison
burg, 6:65 q. m.
Leave Alexandria, from corner OF Duke and
Henry streets (from Manassas railroad) ASH p. IN.
do. from Lynehburg, 6p. IN.
The national Republican., 1869-01-05

A QUIET But HANDSOME DoNATIoS.-A
gentleman walked into the office OF the agent
of the PrOvident Aid Society yesterday sAd
inquired for Mr.. Browne. When that gentle.
man appeared the visitor laid down 400
bill and quietly walked away. 1t was a8eeF.
tainei afterwards that the kind donor was
hlr' Joseph ]. Fales, esq, a gentleman well
known here for his philanthropy.
The national Republican., 1869-01-05

ASorHHR LIQUOR CAsE.-Casper Rupert
was arrested aud brought before John 7, q.
CIAFk, police Justice, Rt the Central guard
house last evening for selling liquor without
license MI Hue, counsel for Rupert, raised
lhe point thht = warrant Of arrest could not
he issued AS commencement Of suit for A men.
atty Tor selling liquor without license After
argument the Justice dismissed the case
This result TcveTses the decision OF the same
Justice some days ago In the case OF Locllger
The national Republican., 1869-01-05

EwYEAR's RsoErTIos.- Among those who
cordially received and handsomely entertained
their friends on New Years day was A. q. NJ.
Provost, esq, OF the Post Once Department.
His estimsble lady and accomplished daughter
Mary were grseefuily assisted In the reception
ton, New Jersey, guest OF the family.
The national Republican., 1869-01-05
ALEXANDRIA. boqBpogS AND HAMPSHIRE
&H HkFs1ssssFSe
BEGINNING oJTOBER !, isCs,

BEUINNlNU UUTUBER 7, l5O5,
Leave Alexandria daily, except Sunday, at sa.
IN. and p. IN. for LeesbuIE. Leave Leesburg for
Alexandria at Ia. m. and l2lb p. IN.
Connecting at LeesbuTg with PeAeosk's Line Of
hrst-class Coaches, which leave Lessbnrg on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays for HAmil-
ton, Pufcellyille, Sniekersyille, Berryyille,
Winchester and Capon Sprlngsi returning leave
Winchester on Mondays, Wednesday, and FRI
days. w
Leave Leesburg for MiddlebuTE on Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays, on the arrival Of the
railroad train from Alexandria, and arrives At
MlddlebuTg at 3 p, m.
Leaves MiddlebuTg TuesdAys. Thursdays and Sat.
uTdAys, at 7 a. IN, =, aud arrives at Leeuburg at u
m, and tper rAilToAdl ArTiyes at Alexandria =. 8
p. IN. In ample time for Washington and salti-
more the same day,
Prom and after June 5, the coaches will run daily
The national Republican., 1869-01-05

SMALL-PoX.-Mr william B Donaldson
residing on New Jersey avenue, between NJ
and streets, yesterday reported to Lieuten.
servant girl, Mary Pierce, waS afflicted with
the smallpox, A medical examination Of the
case is to be made, and should the report prove
correct she will be sent to the asylum, This
IS the first case Of this awful disease reported
this season.
The national Republican., 1869-01-05
Merchant Tailors.
Merchant Tailors.
LOSANO 4 HARDON
MERCHANT TAIlORS, II

HAVING JUST PURCHASED A VERY CHOICE
LOT OF FALL GOODS.
wEIsvITB OUR FRIENDS TO GIVE Us CALL
AND WE
WILL USE OUR BEST RHDBAyoRs TO PLEASE
ALL WHO MAY HONOR US WITH THEIR
PA1 HOMAGE.
THE BEST OF WORK AND MODERATE
CHARGES is OUR MOTTO,
oo6 s0lm