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The national Republican., 1869-01-25
Steamboat Lines,

NEW MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
EHi iT Ia jSh tSS i1sis SissSs vii f1%'r' aS C.
PECULIARLY dqIipE ths winter months, 1CikIk
SSIkxREbkIi. w&shiNST66s, .ai GEORGE:
TOWN, as follows:
every SATURDAY. Norfolk, MONDAYS; arriy.
ssd f1Ss a
street. THqRsPphhYsl AIeIaadIi., ERIPSYS,
ESsbxY EES5sHt a6BRRsEIRaAahss a6RsIaas arriving " New York
This Lire, eOpneetinE at Norfolk with the hns
portation Company to and from BOSTON. 10 pre-.
pared to take through freight at much reduced
expenses through Baltimore Is avoided By this
route,
Preight from Boston should be consigned to the
care OF T. A. WILLIAMS d CO., Norfolk, Va
70. further infoImation apply to JOS, I GAIT,
0eorget.wn, y, 2. or at oPFICR OF COMPANY,
corner New York avenue and Seventeenth street,
uov2l.u J. W. THOMPSON. President.
The national Republican., 1869-01-25
Medical.
BALTIMORE LooK HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED AsAREFuoR FROM auAoKERY.
rHB ONLY PLACE wBkRE CURE CAN BRO
TAIHRD.

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Dr, JoHpGTOE has dipeovsrsd tn. mos, certain,
ssdy, and d. 0HlI sssStqsl Trmssy H. hs world ioi
lions o. The kidneys aud bladder, isveiuntsiy Dis.
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So No letter, received unless postpaid and con
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cough and 'Imp''FRc; FcSsS 81 ssSS1TsSRSSp'i0n' TRSp
who have injured themselves by a certain praetie,
which are nightly is, even when asleep, and Il moi
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tsinsd. and IN despair leave him with ~ ruined
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whose eisfbs ii,f' 5's'Tf 81 EREs
Surgical Operations performed by d. JSSS.soa' JSSS
many m other ~ papers. % notices % of sblsS apps.rea
ssals and .s.ia before iSs pablie. 6s.isss fis
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s:I letters iShs 8 N s'jSsR II Siis%Ss
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The national Republican., 1869-01-25
THE COUur9.


CIRCUIT CouRr-CAisf Jnsfics Cdriier.-This
was engaged as follows on Saturday.
T.. O. Bernard vs. John 8. Pallar. Mr..
Thomson moves for q new trial In this case on
the ground that the Court misinstruoted the
Jury, &C. The motion was oyerruled.
], A. Wolf vs. Joseph Gerhardt. Mr..
that the wine, which formed part Of the sub
ject.matter Of the suit, was proven to be OF
some value, and that II was also proved that
own use, by placing u In an auction room for
sale and demanding the proceeds, and also be-
cause the verdict was contrary TO the instruc-
strueted that though the said wine was not OF
the quality contracted for, yet n the defend
ant converted II to his own use, he 10 liable
therefor and lastly, on the ground Of newly
discovered evidence.
Nyee vs.. Davis. Judgment 10 this case set
aside as Improperly made.
VIM. Stickney W. Henry T. Baker, Judg-
ment BY default on promissory note Of $3.50.
Adjourned.
The national Republican., 1869-01-25
PROPOSALS FOR LETTER BALANCES.
PosI orIISE PErAgrHESsr. !

FOsT OfflCh
WAsHiS95os, .. Nov Z lsS
meat until the Qth day q JsbunIy next Y Seioek,
the post Offices In the United States for one Year
from and after the nrst day Of February next. Of
the following description, namely:
lst Balances capable OF weighing eight ounces
ayoirdupois weight, 70 bo graduated down to guar;
ter ouncesi Of these Is supposed 100 to 800 will
be required. Also, balances Of the same aggregate
weight. graduated by the metric or Eramme
system, or this class 90 to 100 may be required.
I'd Balances capable OF weighing two pounds
ayoirdupois weight, to be graduated 70 hall ounces
OF this class It Is supposed 100 to lO will be re-
qulred
Perfect correctness and strength and durability
Samples Of each description Of balances must Ac-
company each bid, and the bidder who may obt-ip
the contract will be required TO furnish balances
ordered Of quality In all respects equal to the
samples.
Zach balance must be we'll and securely packed
In box for transportation, and delivered free OF
all expenses to the Department At washington, y,
c., where the same Will be accepted, II found TO be
perfect and equal 10 the samples.
Zach bidder must furnish with his proposal sum
eient evidence Of his ability comply with his bid
Two sunicient sureties Will be required 10 con-
tract.
failure to furnish the Balances as contracted
forpromptly, or the furnishing Of an Inferior art'
Gle, will be considered sufeient cause for forfeit
Proposals musi be endorsed on the envelope,
"PrOposAls for Letter Balances aud directed to
the FIRST Assistant Postmaster General, Washing
Ton, b. g. ALEX, W. RANDALL,
noVl0.wtd Postmaster General,
The national Republican., 1869-01-25
ORPHANS COURT
DEcHMBER p. 1873.

District Of COiumJiu, WdshiRqton cOuHtV,to i0H:
In the case Of CLEMENT w BENNETT, admins.
traitor Of GEoRqE, CASTLE, deceased, the admins.
Orphans Court Of Washington county Aforesaid,
RPponted SATURDAY, the 2Sd day Of January,
1879, for the hual settlement I'd distribution Of
the personal estate OF said deceased, and OF the
assets In hand, as far MS the sauna have been col.
leeled and turned into money; whom aud where all
the eTodi tors aud heirs Of said deceased mott hed
to attend, with their claims properly VOuchSd, or
they may Otherwise by law be excluded from all
beneht In said deceAsed's estate; provided copy
Of this order bo published ULCo u week for th rec
weeks In the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, previous to
the said day.
Test JAS r. O'BEIRNE,
deeJl'Th3w Register VI Wills.
The national Republican., 1869-01-25

THE STEAMER COLUMBIA .os.
L Has resumed her regular trips be- <CIfIk
tween washington and BAltmore.
NOON at o'clock. and Wsshington every
WEDNESDAY MORNING,
at Q o'clock.
She will stop al all the prineipal landings the
river for passengers and freight For further par.
TGos. W. Riley 4 SON. Agents.
Riley's Wharf,
mvS0-tuf3m Attic foot Of Eleventh street.
The national Republican., 1869-01-25

EUREKA DIVISION s. or. T.-This division
of the Sons OF Temperance is one OF the most
fourishing In this Jurisdiction, and 1t 10 doing
At the meeting on Thursday evening, IS new
members were initiated, Addesses were de-
livered by Messrs. George II. MAher, T. u.
Wheeler and W. 7. Drew, and was AgTeeAbly
entertained with music BY Misses Alice and
EmmA Thorn and otheFH,
The national Republican., 1869-01-25

THg CHARGE OF INTENT TO DRPRAUD.-The
case Of William A. Tinney,. charged with In.
tent to defTaud, which was to have been tried
on Saturday afternoon, before Justice Shep-
herd, was, by consent OF counsel, postponed
until Saturday next, 3Oth instant. Mr., Tlnney
was held in his own reeognizanee for his ap.
pearance at that time,
The national Republican., 1869-01-25

AMPUTATED.-It will be remembered that
Mr., Joseph A, Burch, residing on Four:and-a-
half street, between + and q streets, Island,
about ten days ago slipped and fell on the
pavement 10 front OF Adams express oiiee on
Pennsylvania avenue, thereby breaking his
intense pain, and modification having set in,
the Injured member was Amputated yesterday
by Drs. Lleberman, Todd, Croggon, Maury,
and Lincoln,
The national Republican., 1869-01-25

FUNERAL YKsTERpAY.-The funeral OF Jer-
emiah lndermauer, who was accidentally
killed on Friday evening last, took place yes
tefday afternoon from his late residene on ID
street, between Eighth and Ninth. The Teli-
gious services were conducted by Rev. DR..
Finckel, of the German Evangelical Lutheran
church, and the appointments for the funeral
ceremonies were In charge OF Mr.. Christopher
frieRs, undertaken.
The German Benevolent Society of this city
and benevolent society attached to Dr
Finckeps church, of both OF which the deceAseC
WAS a member, attended In large numbers
The band of the 44th United States infantry
headed the funeral procession, and followel
by large number OF friends on foot and IL
carriages, the remains were carried to Pros
peet Hill cemetery, the place of final inter
meat
The national Republican., 1869-01-25

ORPHANS CouRT-Jadge PurceR.-This court
was occupied as follows Saturday;
LAsT.wILLs,
The last will of John Foller, beaueathing
his estate to his W ife, and after her death 10
the orphan asylum connected with the German
Catholic church on Fifth street, was filed for
probate.
The will Of r. A. Boarmsn, bequeathing his
estate to his family, was filed for probate,
The will Of Rev. deo. L. Maokenheimer, be-
questhing his estate to his wife, was filed for
probate.
The will OF Mary p. Jackson, bequeathing
her estate to her brothers and sister, was filed
for probate.
LETTERS TKsTAMKsTARr.
Eliza Boarman qualified as executor OF r.
Boarmsn, giving bond In $1,000.
Mary Foller qualified as exeeutrix OF John
Foller, giving bond In tt,00o.
John W. Waite qualified as executor OF Goo.
Thompson, giving bond In 5000.
ACCOUNTS.
Accounts Of o. W. Bennett, as administrator
Of NJ. Moore, D. Lefever and W. q. Rupe, and
Of NJ. l.. Tucker, guardian, and Of Eleanor
Aller, guardian, were filed and approved.
The accounts OF Mrs. Bond, for nursing John
W. Pegg, were discussed at some length, and
the Judge held them under advisement.
Adjourned.
The national Republican., 1869-01-25

ROBERT BURss.-There 10 no day In tho
year which Scotchman make so much Of as
the anniversary OF the birth OF Robert Burns,
and 1t is always celebrated wherever sons Of
Scotia can bO found, with banqueting, FEAST
ing and general Joy, In this city the Burns
club win have a dinner and celebration at
Temperance Hall. About one hundred and
nifty guests have been invited, including some
Of the most distinguished citizens and So
JourneTB at the capital.
The national Republican., 1869-01-25

TUE SECOND STREET BRIDGR.-Last sum-
mer a flood carried away u portion OF the
bridge on Second street east, between U and ID
streets south, and left the remaining portion
in what was thought to be dangerous con-
dition. The street was for q time closed to
travel, but as the balance did not give way the
oatrlefs were removed and vehicles allowed
to pass, Each succeeding storm carries off Its
mite, and the bridge cannot long remain In its
present exposed condition and be safe to
throu Second street 1t is to be hoped that
Il may soon receive attention from the author
iii es.
The national Republican., 1869-01-25

T. S. ATLRK, better known as Major Red
pepper, of WiikeI' Spirit Of he Times, will de
liver his lecture before the Soldiers and Sail
Ors' Union tonight. Admission free. Let the
veterans turn out en- mdsss. See advertise
ment.
The national Republican., 1869-01-25

CoRREcTION, james Reynolds writes US
note, asking correction OF the statement con-
tained In the REPUBLICAN Of Friday, that the
charge OF horse stealing preferred against hi
had been dismissed, because the horses were
was dismissed at the Instance of his own coun
sci, and after hearing and proof OF guilt.
lesanesB on his part,
The national Republican., 1869-01-25
Posr oPyICE DEPARTMgSr,

n, "AsHlNurON, December ~, 1873. !
The time for receiving proposals under the fore.
going advertisement ts extended to the 10Th day Of
January lSt', and such proposals will bo received
until that day at u o clock, noon.
decS0'tuH A. W. RANDALL, P NJ, Grneral
The national Republican., 1869-01-25

CoRoSER's INQUEsT.-CoroneF Potter held
an Inquest on Saturday over the remains OF
Jeremiah lndefmauerl who died in conse:
qusnce 0lan accidental fall down the steps Of
his residence, No. .3T4 ID street ,on Friday night.
The jury returned verdict 10 accordance
with the facts,
The national Republican., 1869-01-25

TRIAL OF LIQUoR CAsEs,-On Saturday al.
tetnoon quite u number OF cases Of selling
without license were up for hearing before
Justice Walter, The corporation was repre-
sented BY a. II. Pearce, esq, and the defence
by L.. q. Hine, esq. Seven of the parties
were dismissed, three held under Adyisement, /,
and several contlnued by consent OF the prose.
outon until Friday next, in order to give de-
iendants chance to procure license.
The national Republican., 1869-01-25

CONCEALED WRAPoSs.-A well-known citI.
zen OF Alexandria was arrested by special or
hceT Bernard Donnelly, on the charge Of carry
iDg concealed weapons. He was turned over
to Lieutenant Skippon at police headquarters
and left collateral security for his appearance
to-day to answer the charge. 1t appears that
the gentleman had been imbibing very freely
and attended Canterbury Hall to witness the
performance. Becoming noisy, he was re,
monstrated with by Oficer Donnelly and
finally made a motion to draw a weapon, and
was at once arrested. Upon searching him al
headquarters, a pistol was found upon him,
which was duly conhscAted.
The national Republican., 1869-01-25

DROvERs' REsT.-The last sales at DrOveTS'
Rest were as follows 100 head OF cattle, at
t09po,bO per head cows and calves, from 60
to t70,
The national Republican., 1869-01-25

EouIrY CouRT - Judge Oiin.-This court
made the following orders Saturday;
Hill W. Gales ct, al. Order appointing W. T.
Mattingly guardian to defend Infants interest
In the suit
A DIVORCE CASE.
Mary Mahoney Va. John Mahoney. Order
OF fpublicstion against absent defendant. This
10 bill for divorce, In which the plaintiff
charges the defendant with committing adul-
terry In the house of Grace West on P street.
The national Republican., 1869-01-25

ARTBuR PANSELL, carpenter and builder,
No. 81 J. street between Ninth and Tenth,
South WAshingtOnr will attend promptly to
all work IN his line, All persons having job.
bling 20 be done viii find 1t to their advantage
toeallhefe.
The national Republican., 1869-01-25
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

WAsHIE0T0N, December y, 1865. !
The time for TeceiV wing proposals under the fore.
going advertisement Ia extended TO the 10th day Of
January, leD, and such proposals will be received
until that day at y o clock noon.
dee29- tut A, W, RANDALL, p. N, General
The national Republican., 1869-01-25

LADIES' should call and see the Embroidered
lipper at Princes Stamping and Fluting
Looms, 322 + street, between Tenth and Elcv-
ehth streets. Only place In town to do steam
The national Republican., 1869-01-25

WAsHISGroS, D. G., Jan, IS, 1850.
The skillful, successful and scientific treat
ment OF DR.. Aborn In q case of ear and throat
disease, elicits my gratitude and thanksi and
l warmly commend him to my friends and the
public generally. DR.. Aborn 10 man Of few
words, but his professional ability speaks for
itself. JoHN ). .CuNNiNdHAM,
Paymaster u. s. Navy.
The national Republican., 1869-01-25

FATAL ACCIDgST.--On Friday afternoon
about o'clock, as Mr., George Phuger, a Ger
man, living on the old Bladensbutg road, near
the District line, was In the act OF opening his
| stable door to try aspiring gun, which he had
| placed there to shoot marauders, the weapon
| discharged itself, the whole load entering his
| right breast, making CHASTITY wound, and
from which he died on Saturday morning at
| 10 o'clock. The deceased leaves a wife and six
| children,
The national Republican., 1869-01-25

TESTIMONIAL PROM REV. JOHN HAINBs,-
WAsHINGToS, d. q. January II, ls09.-To the
liberated disease Of my throat for about three
years, which at times caused me to relinquis
all business. Indeed, for two years l have
owing to the serious condition of my throat.
! was providentially advised to apply to DR..
Aborn, at 2Is + street, by one Of his patients,
the brief period OF two weeks, under his skill
ful treatment, can cheerfully state that
consider myself permanently cured. There
Aborn's treatment, which acted like magic In
my case. REV. JOHN HAINKs,
ODESSA PAsIER CoLLAPsISG SKIRT, the best
made, Douglass, sole agent, No. b03 Ninth
street.
The national Republican., 1869-01-25

SUSPICIOUS CnARACTERs,-On Saturday Af-
ternoon Ohieer McHenry, on duty at the rail-
road depot, was called upon to observe the
movements Of two suspicious men, whose &C.
tions were to him extremely suspicious. He
accosted the parties, and they not giving Any
satisfactory account of themselves he ARE ests1
them and, by direction OF Lieut.. Ecklotf, con-
they had an interview with Major Richards,
who released them on condition that they
conaented 10 do ana Were disoh. rged fro5,
custody, the officers, however, being directed
to keep a safe watch upon them until they
were safely on the cars. The city 10 now In
and by order of the superintendent the officers
are keeping vigiiAnt lookout after all sus-
picious characters.
The national Republican., 1869-01-25

CRIMINAL CouRr-Judge Fiiher.-This court
transacted tho following business Saturday.
Keed and Reynolds for conspiracy. Demur-
Adiourred
The national Republican., 1869-01-25
DIR. ABORN'S OFFICE,
2Is + STREET,

For the Treatment and Guro Of
DEAFNESS, AND ALL DIS.
EASES OF THE EYE, EAR, HEAD,
THROAT AND LUNGS,
The national Republican., 1869-01-25

CARD PROM JOHN 3. CUNNINGHAM, PAYMAs.
TER U. 3. NAVY.
The national Republican., 1869-01-25

kgAi E,rATE SALEs.-MeSsTs. Green Il
Williams, Auctioneers, have sold two-atory
west, between l. and NJ streets north, to job q
Curtis, iyl t45j Also, lot 90, In subdivision OF
square ~, wi,h improvements, fronting on
Rhode Island AIsnue, between Sixth and SeY-
enth streets west to Gale SIeSmAn, for 5000.
The national Republican., 1869-01-25

THROWING SroSEs.-The reprehenslble prAc-
tice OF boys throwing stones In the streets 10
about tO'be stopped, so far as the police are
concerned, Yesterday three small white boys
were taken to the central guArdhouBe, charged
with iniulgin In the above sport In the vicin-
ity OF Tenth and + streets, The owners Of
buildings In course Of erection In that locality
have had cause OF much complaint lately, In
consequence Of windows being smashed, and
borhood OF Eleventh and streets. says no
less than forty-two panes OF glass have been
broken In his windows within few days past.
Justice Clark required the boys arrested yea
terday to obtain security for their good be-
havior for space OF six mouths, and Informed
them that in future he should impose the
heaviest penalty OF the law upon all guilty Of
throwing stones In the streets. Boys, take
warning.
The national Republican., 1869-01-25

A LIsrURBANCE.-Yesterd afternoon as
Mr.. John Ross and two or three friends were
sitting on the National Hotel steps man by
At remark which he thought was intended
TO insult him, and went upon the steps some
words passed and scutne ensued: Oncer
dubois, being 10 the vicinity, arrested both OF
ne men and took them before Justice Walter,
WHO fined Scott - and Ross ".
The national Republican., 1869-01-25

MORE S0UP HousTs.-The managers Of the
PToVident Aid Soeiety have ordered = soup
house TO be established N the sixth ward, un.
der charge Of Mr.. =. W. Klpp, which will be
under way Ia a day or two, and also one In the
Fourth Ward,
The national Republican., 1869-01-25

WF1AHHpRiIIENo PAPER FOR SALE AT THIS
The national Republican., 1869-01-25

"THR SWORD AND SHIELD OF THE REBRt@
LION, OR THE GALLANT BOYS IN BLuEn is the
subject for a lecture before the Soldiers' and
Sailors Union tonight. at 1850 p. M, at Union
League Hall, on Ninth street.
THR AUDITING COMMITTEES 10 still actively
eisi%s sgsinst II the @ oSrpora,ion. @ They viii % BE-
engaged some time yet.
The national Republican., 1869-01-25
Proposals.
TINTED STATES MAILS.
wP PosI oTyIe. 1l,tnrnsyr,

wI.HrsSfos. Sio Si. RoS.nSssi RSssicihsshI =, isss
from .SS,:. JS sls Z 4 IN: s:ssss !. S
n e February I" n'1'' to b' decided BY
NJ Iis Tasi PfC% bswa to plsm.rt. 10 mile. and
Leave bsWit wednesday stssm.
ks,ys k.I. ,,m.1s A gl.R.ys M.Sn,.Jsy n ~
No lt4e2 From Coiumbus to Madison, 70 miles and
Leave tSisSsus. tuesday aeam.
k.,iys k..,. s.sI.Sn 4 s.S'GS %.SIns!ss1 sHI ns.m
No. ists From PremOni 70 Lincoln. Is mile, and
Leave Fremont Hcna.y
E;.iS. ks.T: .iiiSIa 4 Ys.S5Ss aS';s :, az mt
PISRo;sls for more frsausn, service in.
No iisSi PfS% Lincoln. b5 Tseum,sh. P,swnss
Lesys Iinesin Monday % S' ssssm' me-
Arrive a AlbalL nsIf day By Jpn.
PIopo.sIs for three .timss,a.wssf service
No i..ss From HeRadden. to For, Kcsrlsy. 70 mile.
L:.y. AND fssf; ssFsaSs.. SHSs . Esssi EsSs.y .s.m
Arrive ~ Fort Kssrnsy nsrt day BY 7
i.Ss siIs Afis:sa;s
No iiios Prom P,piliIoS. by Pla,tfora and South
s1:' s1s.f. re % nilss .si "a BACK, % Ss:' SSss
Leave P.Plllion Wednesday atsam.
Arrive at Z Balls by m.
Leave Balls Thursday at sam.
No iaS7 Prom PstOes tfe CITY. ~ Sag Ud.hos, q.
OIL Canton, and Fork City, TO hadi-
son Q, II, In. o.,)75 miles and back ,once
Aweek.
Leave Dakota City Monday. ate m.
Arrive at Madison Wednesday by p m.
Leave Madison Thursday at 8 a m.
Arriye at Dakota City Saturday by p m,
No li6s Prom Lineoln to Columbus. II miles and
Leave Lincoln wednesday atsa
Arrive At Columbus next day by Q pm.
Leave Columbus Friday Atea m.
| Arrive at Lincoln nextdsy by 6pm.
No li4d9 From DeSoto to Missouri Valley, IL miles
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-17

BASE BALL. - The Silver Stars OF
Carson were out Yesterday for practice.
The boys want to keep their muscle mp
in case the Red Stockings come this
way again. We learn that another club
is about to organize None but heavy
weights (such a. Tufyl and old men
like our esteemed fellow citizen Mart
Reese) will be allowed to join We
wish them success and may bee ONE a
member
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-17

The TURNER'S PARTY, which occurs on
tomorrow evening must not be forgotten.
This will be gathering in which some of
our best citizens are the prime movers and
patronage as our most enterprising and
public spirited citizens can, when the occa-
sion offers bestow.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-17

We WANT RAIN The clerk of the
weather has kindly favored US for the
dreamy, b,Imy-wcII, in fact, M Indian
summer, bat enough is enough of a
be well to invoke the orm king. and
let rain fall to quench the thirst of the
dry aud ptrched ar n. Tue roads are
dusty, and broadcluth suffers when
taking "Trip on any road in or out of
Carson. Give US rain.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-17
THERE are now thirty-six convicts

IHEHE are now thIr1y-sl1 convlcts
confined in the Nevada State Prison
An invoice of State prisoners is locke d
for from the "Great East" soon, as the
Counties are full of U. P. fellows who
are seeking distinction by being passed
to the more sublime position of State
convict