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AUCT1ON SALES.
5.zTHIB DAT
/ FBy Cook q Laughton. Auctioneers,
corner 9oyeruor and Franklin streete,

<noce.r~.<~~.-<s~-~~-~.~
Il by Cook Laughton. Auctioneers
~ corner Governor and Franklin streeta,G al
"A ELLINGTON HOUSE FU RFITURE,
b AsPEEHD1Ds EvEN-oCTA We Kos sW0oA,
PIANO, CARPETS &C..d Ti0N:.ht
the request OF the proprtetof, we Will sei as ine
Arlington House on THURSDAY the 2lst instant1
commencing af 10 O'Clock 7Le Is. a.,
Eleven Chambers completely, furnished VAIN ~
sfs.t-,s- FURNITURE, vaE
re lqBEDnING, 81 +. h.'h 49, sfI -
$3.50, CARPETS. saa~a
TOILETWkRF. &C. -ts. rl.-s, 30 ''
The ntning-room is furnished with M 9IRs
5g8g TABLES, go 1a1a
,--. CHAIRS. sfrr ~ H. L!Gfa ~ ~
4 large quantity OF CHINA. ,,ta-f -
yEa2 EGROCKERY.E ~ e.-' ~"
- - OLA SWaRE, $50 ..--a 80 4rfg.F7
= TABLE LINEN, CUTLERY, &C!
- The Kitchen furniture embraces the US uai va
fi ~ 1srae ana excellent oooKING-sToVE.io
fi'' ALSO, gafi:z% / $685.
/ One very superior aEVEN.oNTAVE IKOsE,,
Il = WOOD fisNO. manufactured BY naoe OF
BaltImorc-considared one OF the pesb laI
The attention OF Inc public IS called to me ABOVE
sale as an excellent opportunity Is -onereo Ialnl
lies TO supply themselyes,o IaraHToN.
ia -- = - - 70 -Auctfoneers.
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DoWHATAN sTEAMBOATsIna

DOWBATAN STEAM Is Al SfsltHal
l. COMPANY. -steamers STATE saaasasAi-1H-
OF MARYLAND and PETERSBURG - Esaih
reliable and safe route TO Baltimore, savannsI'
Boston, and the West.-Tri-weekiy line 10 balu-
more, making close connection WIN steamer "
Pbilatelphta.- charge for wharfage, drHyage,
or forwarding. and no traushipmenL OF goods ms-
tween Richmond and Baltimore Leaves sa!ti-
more every TUESDAY, ThURSDAl !: ana
TURDAY. caves Richmond every ILESDAi =
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. ,,.
Freight received every day texcep' sunday up :"
O'Clock T.. 81. These steamers hHSc exec. Gu"
saloon, S; ateroom, and passenger accom- nodAS!9o:
Fare, 81; meals and statercom extra For ifeiHN'
HaaVEYs 6 WILLIAMS. Agents,
aulo Commercial Block.
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TT1RUgTEE,s SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

TTRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
4 By virtue OF deed Of trust from Thomas M.
Ladd to me bearing date February ?Sth. 1850, duly
recorded In Henrico County Court Office. shall
as trustee. on The 22D DaY0F JANUARY, 1885,
joining the farm whereon said Ladd resided, In
Henrico county, the lands Of j W. Reyert6ge
andthe Brook Run, containing about TWENTY
EIGHT ACRES. ,r .s-.g....-..es-E.
b TERMS Cash as to the sum Of sss7 80 with inte-
rest thereon for about four years and the residue
on acredit to be made known ut the day OF sale.
Selling trustee, will convey only with special
warranty. "
Sale to commence at q O'Clock P. NJ.
ia 12-tds Z. NANCE, Trustee.
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BY Fl. Benson. Auctioneer.

D 0SE VALLEY iFARM.-0n account of
18th when an opportunity will be afforded to any
one who may wish to n axe profitable investments
or secure 4 delightful home near the University Of
Virginia and tow, Of Oh 1rlottesyille. ONE HUN
ACpFS beautiful view, ard best improvements.
TERMS 5000 lash 81, 900 in thirty days balance
jazz IF. BENsnNaAucttoneer
FITCH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will be
Il L sold on SATURDAY January %, 1882 conf
mencing az 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at our warerooHl, on
fifteenth street between Main and Franklin, the
following Pr9R gst|a wit z.y,t7, ,s,g
@1a' MtRBIS.ToP cABIxETs, .-,
.1--9a MARBLE-ToP WAsHsTANDs, rs3as
eco CHAIRS, a@@@' go --
1ana Sne WR1TrNG DESK,
One wHAT-NOT, = HE +#3
1.oSkfSe-eLAssEs, 1fe
p. PICTURES, - -gf-.E~ rrT #a#ar
;. 80 One neR RaR COUNTER, zahzu a5 81
@' t7s DEMIJOHNS, .. ~.
Z frosgB0TTLES &C. a@.- &a
to satisfy sundry distress warrants and executions
TERMS : Cash. WILLIAM r. TAIL;
HIGH CONsTABLE's sALE.--Will be
L sold on MONDAY JanuSry 2sth 1882 at IL
O'Clock NJ, on Virginia street near Dsnvile Rail-
Two FRAMED Br1LD1NGS and ea"
lot OF FEM ING. on leased ground
b.. Anderson gs. Lemuel Logan flor ground
rent) .----.--. ~
jail WILLIAM R. TALL. b. G. G. r.
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MILLS & RYANT, TOBACCO EX-
11Y1 CHANGE, RICHMOND. VA, BROKERS
and COMMISSION MERCHANTS for the pur-
chase and sale OF LEAF and MANUFAC1 uRED
TOBACCOS. Orders solicited. Liberal advances
made on consignments. Refer 20 A. +. Harvey,
President OF National Bank OF Virginia; James
Thomas, DR., Esq, Richmond; Va; Hessrs; d !.
Messenger & CO., New York Messrs. johnson u
Thompson Boston. Mass. az. rs sr Jy-
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NSRUsTEE,s SALE or REAL ESTATE.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Il BY virtue Of deed Of trust from Thomas n.
Ladd and L ucy e., his wife, to me. bearing date
February 2lst isso duly admitted to record In Hen
rico County Court office, shall, as trustee, on the
22d dey Of January, 1862 on the premises sell the
TRACT OF LAND whereon the said Thomas N.
Ladd resided, In the county Of Henrico containing
about ONE HUNDRED ACRES, adjoining the
lands of Mr. J.. W. Beveridge, the estates OF
Achilles D. johnson, James Grant, and John
Stewart There is ardwelling- house and the usual
out-buildings on the place.
TERMS Cash as to The sum OF 800, with inter-
est from February 81, 1852 and the residue upon
credit TO be made known at the day Of sale. ..-..
Selling as trustee, will convey only with spe-
cial warranty JOHN Il. WILLIAMS. -.
- .,rt- - AS s@ @#1.ff = Trustee.
Sale To commence at haif-pastk o. clock p. n.
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FOR RENT.

Nor RENT, that valuable TROTTlNe
T. TRACK known as JACKSON PAIN. !
is tho most convenient race-cnurse to Richmond.
the city line running through It. and Is WITHIN w.
wards or Camp Grant. Those desiring to rent IL
can address me through the postolice care OF
Meade & Baker or can see me personally at my
residence, near the track.
In D.. Il. HbES III.
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The close Of year is ever period for
great JOYS and great griefs, Of bitter re-
Fgxo gratis and lively satisfaction. II is with
snatious "a with individuals, and Of all
peoples in Europe the Prussians have most
reason ito be proud Of, their position.
- Their political balance-sheet is prosperous.
Aaaa Their influence is nnqueetioned. Not an
s''"'' event has taken place in Europe but the
hand IAN iron one, too Of Bismarck may
be traced. II was visible in Italy. undis-
.ia,Bg uised in Spain. concealed in Turkey:
Formerly this role belonged to Ruseia bur
even she has been eclipsed by Berlin.
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PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND &sSSL
L AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP ss-sss<saass,,
LIEE.-steamers NORFOLK and VAtAEl
every SATURDAY, and Richmond every FEt-
DAY, alternately. .,
Freight taken for Cincinnati, Chicago, and 81
Louis, uid Pennsylvania Central railroad. also,
for Norfolk aud Boston and close connection
made at Norfolk. Bills OF lading signed lhrolgh'
Pass age 20 philadelphia, including meals a1G -A'e
room 80 w. L. PORTER, Agent
or II Office 1925 Dock street
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CONFESSION MERCHANTS.

d D. JAMES & CO., rss@
HE GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 1913 CARY STREET, .z
nav particular attention to the sale OF all kinds Of
COUNTRY PRODUCE, aud make prompt re-
turns.
Liberal cash advances made on consignments in
bond $50 del
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EOR RENT OR LEASE, IN THE O.
r. TOWF OF CHARLOTTESVILLE r.; a 90
with yervants' houses stable. carrlaxe. ice, corn
smoke. and cow houses, together with forr or fVe
acres Of ground, which embrace well-snade'i
ward fac garden (well stocked with fruit trees).
and large horselot and truck-patch. For FUR
thc- inf .rmation apply la the nndersigned or e.
his agents in Cfarlottesviile Messrs. DiIk 4 &
JONES. attorneys at law. P. Fl. sILkTI,.
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AxJCYToN SALES.

issssss'2s,'' TiTTuRE DxY.
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TOR RENT, BRICK DWELLINGS,
a. with eight rooms and KITCHEN with Ssss
three rooms on Second between Law and Leigh
streets next door to 4. II. Robinss apothecary.
The premises have just been painted and whiten-
CHARLES l.. TODD, .
ia On ..-.a- corner Sixth and Clay streets.
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EOR RENT, ONE-HALF OF A De- a
II sIDABLY-LOCkTED REsIDENCE I'D
with ample accommodations for small family.
Apply on the premises, No. = bird street between
Main and Cary. from IL A. N to2P NJ or adj
dress f., box No. 1913 postoflicc. Ri ferences de-
sired a. 20-1wh
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AUCTION SALES.
TyRusTEE,s SALE OF Valuable
LAND-IN GL0UUESTERg COUNTY.-By

EUrURE-DAH
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PARIS LETTER.
PARIS, January s, 1863.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
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WANTS..

WTANTED, by o youth, who can give
wv hest references as to character honesty, in
d,istrv' &c. a Fl UATION In business of any
kind Is not afraid to work, and would not object
to going to a trade anything to make an honest
living. address YOUTH, bozsls2 Richmond post
nn,nae IA l9-3t+
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buS6Ss
THE STATE BALL. 4&
Upwards Of four thousand people attend
ed the State ball at the Tuileries on Mon
day night. A more than ordinary rigor
had been exercised in selecting the invited,
under tins Empress's own supervision, as
many /" notabilities " have become I" lame
ducks :" since last year. AT o'clock the
&c arrivals" commenced, entering the several
tporteS according to the color Of your card.
Mountains Of tulle, miles Of satin, rivers
Of diamonds, and every flower in creation,
on dresses as we'll as on heads. The usual
routine was observed. An "ugly rush :"
took place to see their Msjesties pass through
the various salons, to catch from them a
nod or smile-then presentations by the
several ambassadors-then the stand-up
supper in the galerie de Diane, where only
ambassadors and their wives hob-nob with
their Msjesties-where the Emperor
browns his care in a glass Of Madame
GliGuot's best Heaven bless herD and
the Empress quafs two glasses Of sherry,
i and retire to bed. Then the masses invade
this SGRctum SunCtOrtfn, and attack ices,
punch, sorbets, pdtes de toie gras-chick-
ems, champagne, aud Bordeaux-the fitting
prelude to the second series of fast dances,
as if on short commons for year. ;.
This is the neupdine of Sainte- Gensuieve-
the patron saint of Paris. The Pantheon
is gorgeously. decorated, and outside there
is quite q fair going on in souvenirs of the
{ departed Lady. The Queen OF Spain goes
saeyery day at 8 O'clock to coa@ her heads
in the church dedicated to the Saint. Pos
sibly she will satisfy her ex,Majesty's only
j present want-a governess for her children.
MR.. DAVIS WRITES BOOK.
s" JEFF. Davis" is at work on history OF
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Alexandria Affairs.

The Alexandria Gazette OF yesterday eve q.
ming has the following news items
SAMUEL TRUNDLE, who has been confined
In the jail In this city for some weeks past,
on the charge Of stealing horse from col
ored man named Peter Whiteman, in Prince
Georges county, Nd, on the 4th Of last
July, was delivered up this morning to
Deputy Sheriff Frazier, OF that county, on a
requisition, and left here in the ferry boat
Virginia, on his way to the Jail at Upper
Marlboro, in which he will DO imprisoned
until his trial comes of.
The REVIVAL SERVICES which have been
In progress In the Methodist Episcopal
trations Of Mrs. and DR.. Palmer, continue to
be well attended, and are producing some
religious excitement. They will be kept up
until the close Of the week.
The MAYOR has reappointed Orlando +.
Hoskins special policeman, whose station
will be at the depot OF the Washington and
Alexandria railroad, corner Of King and 81.
| Asaph streets.
The BAR-RooM on King street, between
Henry and Fayette, kept by VIM. Allison,
and known as the "Hole In the WALL" was
burglariously entered last night, and robbed
Of portion Of Its contents, Including some
Of the liquors. II the whisky was like that
kept in some drinking shops, and the thief
drank II, he certainly didn't make much by
his nights work.
The following sales of real estate were
made to-day, by public auction, In front of
| the Mayors office, by Messrs. Green Il Wise,
auctioneers The lot Of ground with i'm
proyements on the west side Of Union street,
between Queen and Princess, formerly Lunts
soap factory, subject to the Widows dover, to
Mrs. Martha Chatham, for $500; lot No. l,
containing ~ acres OF ground and the old
mill site, with water privilege, on Four Mile
Run, to +. L. Smith, IT,, for $500; lot No.
containing 102 acres, next to the above mill
site, on the old Georgetown road and the Alex
andria, Loudoun and Hampshire railroad, to
F. l.. Smith, IT,, for $2o.25 per acre. lot No.
8, containing 97lf acres, next to No. 3, to
George M. Miller, for $3.50 per acre; lot
No. 4, next TO Nos. l and 3, containing So
acres, to Y. L. Smith, IT,, for $33 per acre;
Columbia Spring, containing 10 acres,
situated at the intersection Of the Washing.
ton and Alexandria turnpike and Columbia
turnpike, to Major John W. Green, for
sos. 80 per acre.
THH conference Of the pastors of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South, of the
district of which Rev. ]. 8. Martin Is
the presiding elder, Is now In session
at Leesburg. A large number OF minis
tiers and Bishop Doggett have passed through
this city during the last two or three days,
/ on their way to the conference.
A coLoRRD boy about twelve years Of
age, named Henry Gilbert, while playing
older than himself, near the corner of
Queen and Henry streets, yesterday eve
ming, became enraged against her, and
stabbed her severely In the neck with u
pocket-knife. The knife entered the side
OF tho neck and penetrated the windplpe,
but the wound, II Ia thought, Is not Of a,
serious character.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-15

D. B. WILLIAMS, esq, has disposed of his
half interest in the Seminary Building, on
the corner Of Washington and Gay streets,
to David R. Edes, esq. The price paid Is
not made public.
DUNNO the week ending October there
were 1881 tons of coal shipped by canal
from Cumberland.
A coLoRKD MAN named John Dorsey was
arrested on Wednesday charged with the
larceny Of coat and set Of harness from
VIM. II. Tenney, about week since. When
arrested he had the coat on. He, however,
showed that he had purchased the coat from
another colored man named Geo. Boarman,
who was then arrested and locked up for a
further hearing.
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AFFAIRS IN PRINCE GEoR1E's COUNTY,
The Marlboro GdzettS Of the 18th says:

We ARE authorized to state that the re-
port which Is In circulation To the effect that
the county commissioners have voted the
Central Turnpike Company Ave thousand
dollars Is without shadow Of truth; that iu-
stead Of having given the sum stated, the
entire board are opposed to 1t, and more
than twelve months ago, without a dissent
Ing voice, refused 10 donate q single dollar.
THos. 4. WILLIAMS, esq, has withdrawn
from the Independent ticket In this county
as candidate for the House of Delegates,
and Colonel John B. Brooke has consented
TO all the vacancy.
RICHARD l.. oGLE, esq, has also with
drawn from this ticket as candidate for
county commissioner, and Isaac Scaggs,
esq, has consented to al the vacancy.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-15

A BLACK MARIA.-A bill has been drawn
up, to be presented to the City Councils on
Monday night, providing for the purchase Of
vehicle for the transportation OF prisoners
from the several station houses to the work.
house, jail, &c. Such vehicle has long
bsen needed, as the present mode is inse.
cure, expensive, and occupies much Of the
time Of the policemen which might be other
wise more properly occupied.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-15

WHAT IT Is Nor AND WHAT IT Is.-These
truths are self.eyident. Phalon's VItalia or
Salvation for the Hair Is neither sticky like
molasses, nor muddy like a gutter-puddle.
II Is, on tie contrary, a genial fluid, clear,
llmpld, aromatic, harmless, and will restore
to gray bair whlskers, boards and mustaches
their original color as certainly as sunshine
melts the snow. coll
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-15

A. o. G. F.-The following officers Of os-
born Lodge, No. 4, A. o. G. F., were In
stalled on Wednesday night by Deputy
Grand Master Dietrich Charles Peterson,
W. G.i A. Kessler, W. V. G.; W. W. VIII.
der, W. g.; 7. Greeting, W. +. g.; Past
Grand Regan, W. II. ST. John Barnes, W.
Wi George sCherman, W. t.; John Tlppet,
W. j. T. A fine photograph Of the retiring
Worthy Grand, p, l.. schriftgiesser, was
presented to the lodge. Several speeches
were made by p. @, NJ. A. +. l.. Reese,
Grand Master Ford, aud others.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-15

BIsHoP McQuAID, Of the Rochester do
cese, New York, has received $1,000 from
the clergy and lalty Of his diocese as sub
stantial token OF the appreciation and love
Of the people Of his charge. lie will attend
the Ecumenical Council. The Catholics of
Cincinnati have also presented Archbishop
Purcell with handsome sum to defray the
expenses Of the journey 10 Rome and back.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-15

HoPP's MALT EXTRACT differs as a beyer-
age from all other malt preparations, as 1t
Is almost free from alcohol, and therefore
relther intoxicating nor irritatlngj as II con-
talns moro nutriment than porter, ale, or
the strongest beer, while to most delight
full taste 1t unites the most strengthening
and soothing effects upon the entire system.
Sold by all druggists and grocers. n
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NINE. DEMoREsr, at her emporium, 30I
Pennsylvania avenue, near Tenth street, has
received the new patterns for October, and
Mrs. Hinckley, at the same place, is pre-
pared to make dresses In the latest and most
approved Paris and New York styles.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-15

SAVE YOUR MONEY and buy your Gents
Furnishing Goods at the Original Franc, 494
Seventh street, between d and Z. No Branch
Store.
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For THE CHEAPEST Gents Furnishing
Goods go to the Original Franc, 494 Seventh
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DESIRABLE DWELLING on Capitol Hill,
with modern improvements, furnished or un-
furnished, can be obtained by application at
800 Delaware avenue.
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Coon SOCKS for winter, 8, 10, Is, 25 cents,
at the Original Franc, 49f Seventh street,
between d and +. No Branch Store.
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A FRsr-cLAss BoARDIsG-HoUsK. Mr..
Rufus Smith, Of Loudoun county, Va, has
taken the commodlous house, 4s3 Tenth
street, and made arrangements for keeping
a frst-class boarding house. The location
is central, convenient to either line OF cars,
lar one under the management Of so eIre-
rienced q caterer.
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GRAPEs.-Messrs. Akers & Todd have Just
received from the Lake Erie Islands con-
signment Of delicious Isabella, Ionia and
Delaware grapes, to which they call atten-
ton. This enterprislng young firm will be
in constant receipt Of fresh supplies during
the season.
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A BRUTR.-About two weeks ago man
named John Burgess went to the house Of
section Of the city, and, taking advantage of
the absence OF that lady's husband, made
indecent propositions to Mrs. L., which were
Indignantly repealed. On Wednesday eve
ming he again went to the house Of Mrs. L.,
and, finding her absent, exposed Lis person
to her little daughter, who, becoming fright
ened, ran from the house. On the return Of
the mother she was informed OF the circum-
stance, when she Immediately caused the
arrest OF Burgess. lie was taken befdre
Justice Maryman, who imposed fine OF Is
on the brute.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-15

The EXTENSIVE BASEMENT, forty by twenty
four feet, at 1888 Tenth street, 10 offered for
rent. Suitable for almost any kind of bust
ness.
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UsDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS, &c., 6Oc.,
75c., 81, at the Original Franc, 494 Seventh
street, between d and Z. No Branch Store.
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Coon TEMPLARs IN oHIo.-The Grand
Lodge of Ohio, !. .. of @. T., met at
Newark on the 9th instant, and continued
In session two days. Six thousand dollars
was voted for the lecture field, and $3.50 as
surplus fund for the organ, to DO called
the temperance Visitor. This meeting was
presided over by r. W. @. Chief Templar
Rev. J. II. Orne, Of Massachusetts. The
following officers were elected for the en-
suing year; G. W.. c. T., Julius A. Spencer.
@. W. V. T., Mrs. NJ. c. Gilman @. W. c.,
W. F. Peterson; G. W. T., g. A. Frambes;
@. W. s., J. b. King; G. W. NJ, II. j.
Topky; @. W. d. NJ, Sister Zumerley; @.
W. !. g., Miss Lizzie Miller; G. W. o. O.;
s. Perry Zehrlng; G. w. c., Rev. II. W.
Baker; representatives, 7. ]. Mclean,
Amanda Clark, Maggie v. Ustick and D,
F. DeWolfi alternate, c. X. Watson, Z. W.
Warner, W. b. Chadwick and Mrs. c. T.
Garfield. Cleveland was designated as the
place for holding the next annual meeting.
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RIVER NEws.-The following are the ar
rivals at and departures from our wharves
yesterday:
Arrived-steamers Thomas Z. Cahill, Bal
timore, with passengers and merchandise
W. W. Colt, Norfolk, passengers and mer-
chandise; Pioneer, wood for Windsor &
Ford; schooners J. B. Austin, with coal for
Harvey, Clark and Given; l.. and NJ. Read,
coal for G. II. Burgess & Co.; A. ii. Lem
ing, coal for do; Montana, Ice for Great
Falls Ice Company; Pawnee, with ship tim
Der for Government; Robin Hood, coal for
B. +. Clark; Joseph Hay, Ice for the Wash
ington aud Georgetown Ice Company; Ocean
Wave, coal for do; Pandora, wood for VIM.
Warder Il Co.; Mechanic, do, do; Mary
l.. Compton, stone for l.. Watsonj Thomas
Scarrall, wood for Dodge Il Farwell; A. Z.
Smith, lumber for Linyille & Co.; Lilly Nit
chell, wood for market.
Sailed-Schooners William Kent, light;
Susan Brown, for fishing shores; Federal
Hill, Pawnee, salisbury, Sarah Jane,
Tropic and East New Market, all light
Mohawk and Mary Riley. for Alexandria, to
load with coal.
Quite q number OF produce and oyster
sloops arrived at and LEFT Riley's wharf.
The steamers Valley City, from New
York, and New York, from Philadelphia,
arrived at Georgetown. Cleared-Schooner
J. Ricardo, Java, for Galveston, Texas.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-15

ENCOURAGE HOME IsDUsTRY.-The RE-
PUBLICAN has always advocated the policy Of
spending money at home, especially when
better work eau be had at less price, as will
be seen by call at the carriage repository
Of Robert II. Graham, corner Ninth and b
streets and 479 Eighth street.