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RUNTING, DURBOROW & Co, AUCTION
~ EERS, Nos 932 and 234 MARKET Street, corner OF
Bank street. Successors to John b. Myers 4 90.
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LARGE SALE OF BRITISH, FRENCH, GERMAN,
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
On Thursday Morning,
Oct Z, at 10 O'clock on four months credit ,e1st
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Erie Mail leaves daily, except Sunday, running on
Saturday night to Willlamsport only. On Sunday
night passengers will leave Philadelphia at O'clock
Philadelphia Express leaves daily. Cincinnati
Express daily, except Saturday. All other trains
daily, except Sunday.
The Western Accommodation Train runs daily.
except Sunday. For this train tickets must be pro,
cured and baggage delivered by P. M, at No. 116
Market street.
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MPoRTANT SALE QEQARpETJ'JGs, OIL oLoTHs

On Friday Morning,
Oct g. at II o'clock, four months credit, about 200
pieces ingram, Venetian list hemp cottage, and
petings oil cloths, rugs, etc 1O25t
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X d. MoCLEES & CO., AUCTIONEERs,
I !. No h0f MARKET Street.

SALE OF 1906 CASES ROOTS, SHOES, BRoGANS.
ETO ETO.
On Thursday ~ ornlng;.
Get = at 10 O'clock Including large line oil citymade
goods r,o,o,
N. B.-Sale every Monday and Thursday ITO 3t
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On Monday Morning,
Oct II, at 10 o'clock, four months credit including
special sale of Paris Vienna broche long and square
and Chenille shaws BY order of Messrs Lenmaer Bros
Particulars hereafter Ito 5t
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AMusEMENTs.

WALLS OPERA HOusE.-A very fair house
Gathered last evening at wallis to witness
the presentation OF the ''Stranger," with Mrs.
scott SIddons as Mrs Hallor, To say that
she more than met the expectations Of her
auditors, is not too much. Her true artistic
rendition OF the characters she personates,
and her wont anly dellnsations, make her the
admired actress. Her Mrs. Haller could not
he better. There was . naturalness, and yet
An artistic beauty, about It that did not fail
TO charm and bring applause from the Oldest
and most critical hablues OF the theatre. To
night Mrs. siddons will per,onate Rosalind
10 "As You Like It,"
NATIONAL THEI rRE. - Last evening the
BLACK Crook WAS presented for the last
time. II will be taken from the stage al the
National, and "Undine, or the Naiad Queen"
substituted In its stead This play IL one that
IL bound to draw, and we doubt not that II
will win golden opinions from all sorts oil
people.
CASrERBuRT.-Thisf fsvorite place OF amuse.
ment holds Its onward and upward way, and
the crowds that nightly visit this place attest
that the attractions are potent and will draw
"RoBERr BURNS, Tue PoEr AND THE MAN,'
10 the subject OF the lecture OF Hon. @. Q. Cox
Commissioner Of Pensions, announced for to
night at the First Congregational church
This lecture was prepared by Mr.. Cox whil'
he was travelling 10 Scotland, and is said t.
be one OF the most interesting ever prepared
upon this subject. The lecture 10 for the ben
eat OF the Ladies' Aid Society of tho church
THE DAVENPORT BROTHERS gave the hrss @
their proposed six seauees last night, at Nett
croft Hall They had q good house, and Al
were delighted and sstouished at the perform
Anees. Humbug or no humbug, these brother
certainly possess great powers, and never fs
to delight those who attend their perform
Anees. Another seanee will be given thi
ryeuin0
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THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

trains viii be run between Baltimore and Wheel.
Ing and PaTkeLsburg, As follows;
Bsinors gh ds S1GsP SG s SsaS saSndey5 dPS5p S ieTH'
M fRIN VIII s.Ss SS1G Sny
Sset q Bsaiis and fafksburs FOR III point: SGa
WikGIEsfER 'IdjSoasSDATIoN TRAIN
Day faRss a SP oF daily
lsundAys excepted) at 500 q. In. Connseung At
Frederick Junction with train for Frederick and
A. Hagerstown Junction with train for Hagers-
THR ELLICoTT,s MILLS TRAINlssyss BAlu.
RSrs saSs and s Fc6I n iad ias G p II III "a
a. m and s'G Pos ~ faiadERsrowx,
Leave Baltimore at s:t5a. N. and lao P. IN, con
SSans Ss E a hsssTF vs sf0f x ass.Sss Sits al sc
and 9i3o p, IN. ReturninE leave Hagsrstown at
$40 and ia. m. arriving In Baltimore at 1923 a.
IL, A' " y FOR WINCHESTER.
SS a. SaSss waeSsssl a and mn sas Rsta9a
in Baltimore y F5R 81 = S%tAsRa!fSsdaftSssp ii Nd ftSssp m,
Leave Baltimore AZ 800, ;oo' $40 and 9:b 4. IN.
and YRoa YsilSa " v ssssfaffasRoRs sssf FOR BALTIMORE
Leave WSshingtOn at 7 and a. m. and 1880, 2,
49, 7 and $40 ; fS6R Il ANNAPOLIS.
Lsays TsshiaItos a m. and tS ,. n
Trains leave AnsSHSHpis stHSpifFR2iss z T. and SOP m
LSsTs BlI;gors az wa'h'ns.O. a. S1o SpS s
q r. AZ sHT ssd Is sSa sT end Spr rSs'0 a. Wilmington
Eor fua % fSS iaISfmGt;"a. TleS als u every u i4d
stiioS, q .iiha Ticket oSsS SSSsSaN :, WILSON,
L. M. Co.'s. General Ticket Agent
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Railroad Houtes,
RALTinoRl AND OHIO RIILRoAD.

n
.sss s!:, .!s $SSg isS III &l.si h:
''- run :. i'niysSt iysSt Is;.trInoa.. ;. /, , :, ;,
80 ..,. Ss ;ss 4. a. n
and and T." p ySR ANNAPOLIS
Lsayea.Ia r: and Aoop. N. so'r,ih to or from
I'.'"ss s6h n Va %iH 7 s4tGlSss! y and "' "'
I''r'Ss. 'r'iSSs.iEt ~ Err s 81 81 HI sfsr u,
J, s.;:1s:S 4, z. n nd "a = :. N.
usss,ps % !. s.i.y s.stiOn viz rsias from BslnOro
tcWh.sl,nf fsIt.rstsrr, ,&s:, a., h. ,.a am.
w.sSs::son ;s; :,s,icn fiss., S css. al hours X:
Yss Ne. Isrt, ghll.as,lPsl., and Boston. SEQ .d.
n....r 4 Z Is.s.pais.Iis.. + wIasSSi;
5sS cGts Sia. s!..ss si.s ss.ss x..A..s.
THRGTYaHIRR ELF R..Tsbk1s N.'Egs2r0' E1sR
Train. s..y..s Ws.Sinss;;s ',Si ia a!S fois ar.
ssM {Sss t.assS nS:' ;ssis: :, ';I' s
and l" p mtoa pHILApELPHIA.
4 ds.ys . q daily ts2'spt sunday s'soa m. ias
Aa' NV" hi ON SUNDAY,
L..,.f fos New fori 40 ,. m. and PAil,d'l'
pf si.spiSs az, foI New York on op p train snl,
Boston can be had al the station oes At ali hour
!: s.sSIs: y Ss's &5$ An
'.p'li'' and the west Master q fr.n,peiiSiiSn. r
~ SoLE, ssa.r.l Iisfss Agent. A.t..,o,
SSS AZ rSsEHsHS.6Ab HSg1i tS1S aSSFS
o. .ss NJ IRfoStEfsSfk fsAss !. isss' train. vii
w'.Sl9a'''' ::sss: sssss Baltimore iiSsP; 49,
Will ESs stgs.gI sSYsEEi 4s.i sSGEI
:S.; ss sIis: S:: i P: !:
S;j * sssssss Eatss EsGS
TsFsHsh fST ssS.s :
ss Of fyEsk Rssl1 Al. changes In oSioi
is2.ts ssa s. 81. 81 rosi. can b. procured 4. d
'SIs e saf Hs. ;.t rssa, .S isnSis niSI
| cuTe accommodations In bleeptnE GhIhtQf klmhh o
| Pittsburrh. W. j.. ARN0LQ, Ticket Agent,
Corner Sixth ct. and Penn. avenue,
Ep. s. YOUNG. General Passenger issnt, -,
| deS-1y bAlumore. ND
PHILADELrFFiIAAto TlkkIERs552bS lkkkAiER54b, AND BAL
,rSn. cH%Hsfflnif s is.a Ss a, Rs .s "a a;pS. Sasi
way \ s. iSilGSs ss 1i ph.d.pA. and w.y St.
tons al % q m, This train connects at NewCastl
function, with trains for all Stations on the Della
ETpIsss Train for PhiiAdslphIa and New Yorl
st 10 g. m, connecting Al Psrryvills with trai
kIErsss ffsin for Phil.dslPhis and New YOr
att 40 y, m. e.. connecting At ilminEton with trail
for stations On Delaware Railroad, between VIII
"s Hsss@noS ,iien Tf.ih Tor Port Deposit and iutOr
mfS% sHpsess % Tfsin for fhii.dsiphia q, e;Sp.m.
Express TInin for New York at 10 p, m, cor
Meeting at Wilmington with RxpIes. Train fc
principal stations on the Delaware Railroad, dali
All he sSoSs train. lssys daily sIeep, Sunday
| ON SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia and New York at 8 ;3 p. m.
Through Tickets may be procured either at Pre-
ident Street depot or At Ticket omees No, ~ Bait
Baltimore street, can have their basgAEe eheeke
WIN. CRAWFORD Agent.
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Medical.
pALrIEoRE LooK HosPIrAL.
ESTABLISHED Az RsFUoB FROM ouAoKERr.
rnr ONLY PLACE ! yBHM CURE CAN BEo

y ,GnESgs snl snp a ss S 4; Rs' s
y kla:.s: Y: s:;s $s S's's;
R:::f;, fs.s;I: sI%:'jf S, SiS:i:: s::sS 8
a. asmsslsSsiic$ T ,Ss sSiit.5y HsSscf tSSiS $40.
UiE.s., slishiins thsir no,i brillian, hsps, o.
.n'''p.a'a. r'na'RTStt R5ttSe Seri ass a' impossible
VIZ. Ss.ru,s sns ssS WICK
aoSU. ,s S Sc. AZ ma ss,S q
lnsiisel. Who might s,Ssswis. have .niranosd is.
tenins ssnates with the thpnders of eloguenee. or
walled 70 sostaoJ the living Tyre. may call With full
'VaA MARRIAoB..
Married Persons, or Young Mon contemplating
sssis asSiii,y, d.ioi%i.is.. Ss.. ;P..diiy ssfsa
%.s %.5 :nd ssafs S sn G1Si s iss Sss
eiau. u,.rvvss
Inmsd!s.sly Cured and Full yl9OI E..,9t.a.
s. sSl' .ss 1o Iistim. Of i%prcpsr niuIsssss {dSna
ssss. sss may aSi
Sss Hns rss.1s; ,Ss ,Ss:S,
,ssa - aSs pisdsns ss.as' aspfysd u:
Sys q .y%ptsS. * % SsSs saS mn
| arise, The system becomes .dsranEed, the Physical
I've fc~st, ssiSeSs fginSiiisy, byspsp.i.. ia. !.
RstS. Of " ass, fpsss;,Sn GSs:hasiSas
e. sss: .s s.ass !!.. sE.E, l.,
doors from the eo'ner. Fail not to obssrvs name
, SSSN ietlsr, r.,.iysd gnis.. postpaid AID con
e e s:.d % q:
v'r'i''H'a' d'.'f'ss,ngG Bs, ygGhssRiFsSSy;;
Ss: rom %. u sos Il
H. United st.is., NJ Ne JIIssl., p.r. q yS9.s
sas sssr q: ss.S sssS',; :sn. nsc q
the %V,, Ss hs Sr sysr
sudden & sSsa iissssai fs sis.s :.
MUD "'ss E.SE isi'f fkRFfdGEak iIRfiSltt.k MOTTO.
II ss sss ssaa,
:sis r .s$. ;Gss sss ..s.
pICauesd ~ early habits q youth; yiIi w.sin..'
s..s y siiAi, ioss u ss.suI.I rossi. fsiSIa:
q Ss a's ss:s.
bsbiiify. synpioms. o. eon.anptiOS. =, .'.'
fearful ssS; o. the mind A.
4 \ \:
ss q s'JsGss q s. & ~ ts; az ..
cough and a'In1''FPoS FoSsS 81 sSS;is;iPSYPass. sPYP
who have injured ,hsnsslys, ~ certain Pr.etie.
.y 4 %Sss J. n.
which nightly fet, even when asisep, and Il po
SSIs nsS ds .n; 5a.sSS spcS ND
country iAs esSs y u; esiss,:, :Ssaid X
eS% az s.':s'i s,.sss q: rs si :. n;
.oS. s5S sSs4 Ssior. .Sssmp,sss :s Such per-
reject that sound mind and body are he most ne.
Indeed. Without ,Ssss, he ioSTnsy throash iif;
sseSnss weary piiF,SinAMss NJ a '9s srospsst 5ouTj
with dsspair. and .Aiiee a"6 he msianehoiy rs. u
asetlon, tha, The happiness y. SnOtheT bseoms,
'D.e'"a ms WI ~SisS4sE Ssl sE5, 5S,g IMsRupEyoE
ssiSi lss ssppss. ~ 'iss isa 81 III
!.ss 'lS:: rsss ,sF ;ss'''ls,
fAll. into the hands q Enorant and ds,iIpinE pre-
nsfs .p hin as ain nosts III
nSnts .. A. long Z. .hs s@.ils,t Ios s,s Be- Ob
ss st9 iSs e po.Sa
ass at 2assSn a ~ rsG rsS5si S.
SKIN, &c, progressing with friEh!iul rapidlty I'll
ssaf spS Tim R'Ss 70 81: S1:1si'l S, b
whose NsSTbS Rs aEi 5s'nTf 81 Ffk REss
The many thousands cured At this Institution
si!hitn ihs las. sisaissa year. snd the 1SnsIOu
NAM sss ss'; .lss sss 4: SsSs
S's FEEDI + y J6RsS ;if
tssf letter: JShs g N y ~ ffis"H
jss.ly Bsiiimors MaivlaSd.
The national Republican., 1869-01-07

OLDEST IHHABITAsTs.-A meeting Of the
Oldest InhsbitAnts' Association WAS held yes
terdsy ahsrpoon In the gfiminn court room,
John Carroll Brent, esq, seoretiTy.
A communioAtion from Hon. John Wilson,
Third Auditor, conveying, through MT. Nicho'
las Oallan, the mustsr-foll OF Captain John
Davidson, Of company Il, District Of Oolumbia
militia, was read. Dol. John Thompsoa com.
the roll OF 1918 shows that there are only two
members OF Oapt. Davidson's company living
to-day, namely John Underwood and J. ID,
Barclay. Ths roll Of 1874 exhibits but one
living member.wm. Drake. The oommuni'
John b. CLARK, ]. Carroll Brent, John T. osl
Ian, yenkin Thomas, and John Purdy were
appointed committee TO make arrangements
for the celebration Of the 22d Of February.
The following were elected members Of the
association. Matthew Waite, Thomas Gala.
her, and Thomas Thornley,.
Thu thanks OF the association were tendered
TO VIM. Helmick, IT., for . list Of the original
pew-holders OF st. Johns church.
The national Republican., 1869-01-07

tipoSe stssm iinss aud ADAM Express to care Of
r. n. Havenner,, Preight Agent at Alex.ndria,
charge other than our regular tariff rates.
Communication Passenger Tickets between Alex.
cheap rates.
Hound Trip Tickets good only for day Of Issue
between Alexandria and LeesbuTg, and between
those places and Int points. are issued at
reduced rates. WARRINGTON BLYTHE.
uoS-f GENERAL Superintendent. a
The national Republican., 1869-01-07

LA GRAND yIoroRIE 10 now the novelty for
ladies, . skirt which combines the panier and
anacker. Mr.. Charles Baum, the celebrated
hoop-skirt and corset ma Anufscturer,i 10 the only
agent of the District, at his place, bl3 seventh
street, between ID and E.
The national Republican., 1869-01-07
A ALEXANDRIA. .hS}gRSIS, LSYRSgS AND HAMPSHIRE
@SEFHkS5sMESkl

BEGINNING OUTOBER /, 1858.
Leave Alexandria daily, except Sunday, at a.
m, and p. m. for LeesbptE; Leave Leesburg for
Connsoting At LeesbuTg with Peaeosk's Line Of
nrst-eiAss Coaches, which leave Lessburg On
ton, Puroelivilie, sniekersyilie, Berryyille,
Winchester and Capon springsi returning leave
days -
railroad train from Alexandria, and arrives At
Middleburg at Up. m.
Leaves MidileburE Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat !.
urdAYs, at 7 a, m, and arrives at Leesburg at IL
IN. , and (peT TAilroad) arrives at AleKAndflA At
Prom and after June s, the coaches will run daily
from Winchester 10 GapSn Springs.
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Steamboat Lines.
NEW MERCHANTS, STEAMSHIP ooMPAN,

The swim And substantial Steamers 4. G.
KNIGHT and JOHN GIBSON will run p.t,rs
regularly daring the winter months, CNffk
SSiE.EESssfNbfIx. whsssAiNGT6S. and GEORGE:
.1ss1 ss1IS FiE pxF SSiet G$ ' yfI
Ing AZ Alexandria and GEORGETOWN TUESDAYS:
ReturninE.LeAye 0eorEetown, foot 9i High
street, THURsDAYsi Alexandria. fRIDAYsi
sSS5s1It SMsTRssRAHs arriving at New York
This Line, sOPnsetini At NS,@tclh @ with tas b. sss
poTtAtion Company to and from BOSTON, 10 pre-:
pared to take through freight at much reduoed
rates, as the usual charge Of drayaEe and other
EXPENSES through Baltimore Ia avoided by this
s.S. ieT ffH Ss9to Co. g. esss:Hs:s se.ss the
Agent, once .3a @Ss sS, :" d st
Georketewn, D. 9. or at ofPICB OF COMPANY,
corner New York avenue and seyenteenth street,
OpS SoSsI,m saHtf' 0''0" jW FRSaPs6S FRSaPs6S. President,
THE STEAMER COLUMBIA An,ns
L Has resumed her regular trips be- <CIkXk
tween Washington and BAltimore,
LeasyipS B.itim9Urs Ui,. ever, skTgRphY AYTkR'
wkDNEsDAY MORNING.,
at o o'clock.
She will stop at ali the principal landings on the
river for PASSENGERS and freight. For further pn.
"''''''' 'aAfS's TSOs. " W. RILEY @ sSs. Agents., :,
my90-tu Atthe foot Of Bleyenth street,
The national Republican., 1869-01-07

LApIRs' should call and see the Embroidered
ulpper at Princes Stamping and FlutinE
enth streets. Only place In town to do steam
Fluting.
The national Republican., 1869-01-07

EouIry CouRr-Judge Wyiie.-This court
was occupied as follows yesterday;
Henry Himber ". b. X. Tracey. Decree en-.
sale Of real estate till final hearing OF the
cause.
Myers vs.. Bligh. Order appointing r. Fen
dali guardian OF Infants interest in this suit
Miller vs.. Spaulding. Order setting inJunc'
tion bill for hearing on the 18th instant,
Cruitt vs.. Bell. Order appointing S. W
Owen guardian OF infants interest In suit.
Adinurnad
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THE COURTR.

ODESSA PAsIER CoLLAPsrso SKIRT, the best
made. Douglass, sole agent, No. sos Ninth
atreat. II
The national Republican., 1869-01-07

CARRIAoK SLIPPERS AND SOCKS to keep the
feet warm when riding, only ~ and Is cents
pair, at Adamson's, 800 Ninth street, next to
Pennsylvania avenue.
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Personal.

PHoEDn DR. .DIRBY'B, 10 Seventh street,
opposite odd-FsllOws' Hall. Separate TOOmS iOf
patients. ssl2.u
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NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BAnK.-An elec
tion of nine directors Of the National Metro
polltan Bank, to serve for the ensuing, Will b.
n
The national Republican., 1869-01-07

HucxsrEns and others wanting stalls In the
Western market are now offered, In our adver-
tising columns, an opportunity OF obtainins
them,
The national Republican., 1869-01-07

A MAN DIES ny GLAsDERs TAKEN FROM
HoRsE.-Much has been said about the i'm.
Proprie,y q permitting to s,S exist 10 this city
there is law Of the corparation which pro-
yldes that any horse so afflicted shall be put
to death. About the 10th Of October last one
the northern part OF the city to attend a gen.
tleman named John House, who had been III
a few days. The Doctor found his patient
with fever OF the Intermittent type. On the
Tth of November the attending physician was
called out Of the city for q few days, when an
other, by request, attended the suffering man,
and from the statements OF the sufferer the
Doctor concluded that the case was one OF a
severe rheumatism.
When the physician q rst alluded to returned,
the afflicted man complained Of his left arm
being very painful, and 1t was found to bc
much innsmed and considerably swollen; look.
Ing something like erysipelas. AT a later
came so painful that the doctor In the pres
ence OF the physician called In during his ab-
senee, lanced 1t, and found It mortified as far
back as the second joint, and mortified spots
were afterwards distinguished on the fore
head, the man dying soon thereafter, on the
18th OF November.
During his illness his medical adviser In.
quired and learned that the man had for years
guently those suffering with sl.nnder., and
hands. Judging from the nature of the dis
ease as developed, and the attending oirouni.
stances both doctors concluued thAt the case,
| In all probability, was one Of glanders. With
this view entertained, they asked and obtained
permission to make post morfem examinAt ton
Of the remains In so doing, from the right
arm, to which the disease had made Its way,
was taken a considerable quantity of pus,
which was submitted to microscopical inspec-
tion, and the belief became still stronger.
Desiring to further test the matter, two
dogs were inoculatcd with q portion Of the
pus on the lTth ultimo, and a few days since
Dr. Y. V. Purdy, on Thirteen. .and.a-haIf street,
who had the dogs under his supervision, an
nounced that they were dead, and that he had
saved the brains and the maxillary glands.
| Portions OF these were taken In charge by
some of the medical fraternity, and put under
the microscope, and the judgment was that
| there was decided similarity OF the matter,
| and that the case was, without doubt, gland
| ers.
In view OF these facts, some competent per
son should be appointed by the corporation &c
inspect horses throughout the city, and tt
condemn to death any found suffering with
| glAndeTB,
The national Republican., 1869-01-07

"THI PHILOSOPHICAL LYcRuN,r or Free
Union League Hall on Sunday next at $50 pm h.
The national Republican., 1869-01-07

CORPORATION CLAIMS CoMNITTRE.-Alder-
men Crocker and MoCathran and Councilmen n
Bates and Bartlett, the committee appointed
to audit accounts against the corporation fall
Ing due prior to July 27, 1868, were In session
at the Council chamber yesterday. The COM
mittee will hold daily sessions until February
1 next
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SUPpLiEs FOR THE UNITED STATES NAVY

PArnAsTgR's OFFICE, U. 8, NAyT,l
BIDS fos supple: sS ysrtised. viii b. Tsssiasd
ss sappss q liz 1si; ss.
b. delivered. free q expense, A tss Navy Yard.
BUREAU OF NAVIGATION,
80 DOZEN 0aicial, go DOZEN Letter Isd 800 DOZEN
holder, dozen Ri; Eniyss, 8 dsisn bises and 10
SaOaen wa Hss % red inR. dozen lux Ersssrs DOZEN
samsls hair Pencils. 90 boxes metallic Ryslets. q
Pi.sss tos sSoS! 10 yafd;p whiis ausiiS. pissss
Raven. DSss g pound. blue. p PSunds ,S red and .
Stsa tRS ssy YsrS tS'f III
"BGfis "BgRESG u 81 CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR.
frS::s ersss Screws a1Sss lOSs No.
long. Nos, 8to 80. all of American manufaelpIe.
.9 2 Pc yimlet' pointed. me screw to be cut three
SbaTrels Crude TarPsntine. Southern pine, and ,
ysssels. 70 supply seaeieneies under the CONTRACT
q WIN Porter 4 Sons, on classes Nos. 70 aud rs,
800 gallons fIsh oil. to be delivered in tight and
sSnSs Of BbsocSp sSspP g. sS' GS
2.go pounds BeefTAIlow. pure, to be made from
Brown Soaps % pounds X. 9. soap, best qualify
material and manufacture, Is chAldrons Coke Go
iOxii to X, K, iiI3o. TO be Of iho best charcoal
brand and to bear double scanning without iIae.
diameter pounds 10 ID pounds per iusal foot, to
be drawn and capable Of being Hanged without
splitting. to be free from seams or other defects!
2, $50 pounds Sheet Lead, pounds to 10 pounds per
square foot, to lG feet long. TO feet wide, to
Foster. on classes Nos. q, n, "a and S. dated July
8, 1868.
The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids
that may not be deemed advantageous 10 the 0oy.
ernment, and to award each article or item sspa-
rAtely, may be most to Its interest Responsible
security required for the prompt and faithful de-
Livery q supplies awarded within twenty days.
tained at this once. Proposals not duly indorsed
on The envelope, and NO! made In ~ respects TO
furnished, will not be considered. Parties max.
Ing proposal. invited 70 be present at the hour
above named, when tho bids will be opened.
j. @. ELDRED0E,
jan7.tl Paymaslsr, United BtAter Navy
The national Republican., 1869-01-07

REsIOEED. ED.--CounciIman James NJ. Dalton
has resigned his position AZ clerk In the navy
yard, and, we learn, proposes TO go into busi'
ness,
The national Republican., 1869-01-07

ELECTION or DELvoATEs.-The coloted eiti.
zens Of the First ward met en- mdSSe last even
Ing, In the Nineteenth street Baptist church,
and chose Rev. ID. W. Anderson and Alderman
John +. Cook to represent them In the colored
national convention to be held In this city on
frage question.
The national Republican., 1869-01-07

CIRCUIT CouRr-Chisf Jssffes Carfter.-This
court was occupied A. follows yesterday
John Purdy vs.. 9ooding. Rsplevin Tor .
stock OF groceries which was seized ns the
property Of J: Z. Thompson. The defendant
held himself out to the public As the owner Of
the Eroceriesj had NOT reported himself As
dealer to the Internal revenue ofncer, 80,
and that Whatever arrangement existed be-
tween the plaintiff and Thompson was Sc
not the true owner. The jury found that the
goods did, in fact, belong to Purdy, and gave
4 verdict accordingly.
Carlin vs.. Makeiy. Action Of assumpst to
recover money due which had been evidenced
S6X a Iromissoiy note now alleged e A be los,' st
Verdict In tilb for the plaintiff.
Bishop vs.. Smoot. Action on promissory
note for $500 resisted on the ground that the
defendant has set.of.
Nyoe vs.. Davis. Motion to set aside judE-
ment on the ground that defendant has since
found a receipt 10 full for the claim. Motion
nled--no action.
CRIMINAL CouRT-Jud1e Fisher.-This court
was occupied as follows yesterday:
Henson Harris; Stealing coat, &c., from o.
Same, for stealing piano cover, sc., from L.
A, Gobright. Guilty.
II. J. Toiiyer. Stealing bacon from Barbour
h Hamilton. Guilty. o.u,x
Charles Ellis. Resisting onicer Thoma,
Young at Centre market. Guilty.
Lewis Thomas, convicted OF petit larceny
Wa, sent to jail for Ave days. ,,.,,.., ,,,
Monday, aad the court will hold only forma
sessions until that day.
Adjourned.
The national Republican., 1869-01-07

JHls IS 20 G!ys NOTCH, THAT THE guR
4 aeFiboT has obtained fTU'u the prphaut' CUnn
VI WasLiuEtya gvaL'y In the District ~ Columbia,
stters Of adml1istrAll9n on ihe gstsOnAl sbete o.
deceased, All persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
scribeT on or before the 22d day Of December next
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefits Of the said estate.
0lysn under my hand this 22d day Of December,
'' ELIZABETH L. OATES, her mark.
AdministntTix,
Attest
JAMES O. EDwARDs,
Deputy RsgistsT Qi Wills deGgs-hSt