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TINTED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

Ia virtue Of writ Of Pieri Pacias issued from the
Clerk = ONCE Of the supreme Court OF the District Of
Columbia, and to mo directed, will expose 10 public
.a for cash front OF the Court House door Of said
District, THURSDAY, the 27th day Of September in
slant, 1885, at IL o'clock the following described
property, to wit
Part Of square No 1888, beginning for the same Al
point GU the line Of klevsa1h stre,t the dis.
aIce Of 255 feet nOrthward from tho south
nar Of said square and running thence north along the
line OF said street. % feet thence east % feet l0k
lLehos tbenee south - feet aud thence to the
said Eleventh STREET and place Of beguning; being the
lie estate Of Nathaniel Beach In and TO his wfes
divided hhh par OF said square and improvements
thereon, In the city Of Washington, D G.
Seized and levied upon the property Of Nathaniel
Beach, aud will be sold TO satisfy fier faeAs No. 81
Equity Docket, In favor Of Gilbert sempson.
d. s. QOoDIN9,
ss7-dtd U. q, Marshal, ID, q.
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GALE OF NAVY POWDERS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, !

NAVY DEfARrNENr,
BUREAU or 0kpsAScB, !
WASHINGTON CRY, September 9, 1855.
There will be sold at public aueticn 10 the highest
bidders Al noon, TUESDAY, the I'd day Of October, At
the Once Of the officer the Naval
Depot At Jefferson Barracks Reserve near ST. Louis,
Mo, about Ave thousand o. Oo0) barrels OF POWDER
composed Of cannon, mortar and mu-ket powders
The powders will be sold In lots to suit pu rehAssrs
Terms cash, In Government funds one half TO be de-
posted the conclusion Of the sale and the remainder
within ten. days afterwards, during which time the
powders must be removed from the grounds otherwise
they will revert to the Government.
Purchasers will be required TO furnish their own
packages, where the powder Is not In barrels.
sell II. A. WISE, Chief Of Bureau.
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- At . Meeting of tho Board OF Trustees
Of Public Schools held Tuesday evening, tho l4th
instant, the following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the following places be designated as
oces for the transaction OF all Public School business
By the respective Sub Boards OF Trustees:
For the sub Board First dstrict (Pirst and Second
wards)-school room, corner Fourteenth and streets
For the Sub Board Second district, Third and Fourth
streets. 90
Por the Sub; Board, Third district, (Fhh and Sixth
ward)-wsllseh School Building
For the Sub Board, Fourth district Seventh wsrd)-
Male Grammar School room, Jno. Thompson teacher,
on Sixth street.
The Trustees will be in attendance at these Offices
from 10 ~ o'clock each morning Of the week. from
Monday to Friday inclusive during the month Of Sep
tsmber and ali persons entitled to tickets Of admission
to the Pubc Schools. procure them at the places
and times dsslsnAtsd.
By order Of the Board.
sua4.eol2t Il. =. BossEAU, Secretary
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RPHA s. OURT.
w July d. 1883.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY
To WITT
In the case Of George H. Foster, administrator Of
August Meyer deceased the AdministrAtoT Aforesaid
has, With the appreciation Of the Orphans Court Of
Washington County Aforesaid, appointed Saturday the
st Of September next the nnA settlement and dstr-
button Of the estate said deceased and Of the
assets In hand far the have been eolseted and
turned into money; when and where all the creditors
and heirs Of said deceased notified TO attend with
their claims properly vouebed or they may otherwise
By Law be excluded FROM all benefit In said deceased
estate provided copy Of this order Be Published once
week Tor three weeks In the NATIONAL RlruBLIoAs
Tsst o. noBBINs,
sSIt.wsw SsgisssS u wiLs,
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A N n o U No Il NJ + n Il
LINCOLN AND THE OVERTHROW OF SLAVERY
We propose to publish, early In the Pail Of 1865,
THE HIsTORY OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN
THE OVERTHROW OF SLAVERY,
BY Hon. ISAAC N. ARNOLD,
Ia Man ar, Of ro
RY Hon. IsAAC n. ARNOLD,
(Lnte Member Of Congress from Illinois.

Late Member OF congress from Illinois.
M Arnold was friend aud associate Of Mr. Linool Il
At the bar, member Of Congress during his entire ad
ministraon, and from his arrival at the Capital to the
day OF his assassination was upon terms Of confidential
friendship with him
The work was commenced nearly a year before the
death Of Mr.. Lincoln, and with his approval The au
thor has aimed 70 give full history Of the life aud sd
ministration OF Mr. Lincoln and the overthrow Of sla
very. He commences with sketch Of the history OF
slavery from 1857 to the repeal Of the Missouri Compr
mise describing the conflict between Freedom and sls
very down TO 1850 aud giving the origin, rise and
growth OF An.savery He gives history Of the life
Of Mr. Lincoln, the hardships Of his early years, his
educaon, his career In the illinois Legislature at the
bar, on the circuit 10 Congress- the Jump the Lin
coin and Douglas debate, and his election to tho Pres
dsncy.
Then follows history Of his administration and OF
the various seps, executive legislative and military,
which resulted In the overthrow Of slavery and the
sAyeholdsrs rebel lion and the passage BY Congress-
and the adoption by the States, OF the constitutional
amendment abo-hing and prohibiting slavery forever
Sketches OF the great debates In Congress Of prominent
Senators and Members and Of the lesding In the
narration Of the important military movements viii be
given.
The aim Of Ne author has been to give truthful his
tory Of the grtat drama Of the rebellion with Line In
the leading character and To describe him he
from youth until he became the OF race,
the reaorer Of national unity and the saviour Of his
country,
The work will be large octave Of not less than 800
pages, and will DO sold by subscription.
CLARKE & co Publishers,
l6-4w N and 81 Washington street, Chicago.
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The ward. viii BE- made amer the concert on he
Of the THEATRE whore three thousand persons Wit
ness IT, com nitee will be appointed BY The sudienss
Printed list. Of ss.rd: will b. Published and supplied
to agents and ticket holders. PARTIES having tickets
IN ss ssr n, made
tickets immedstey with full directions as to the ship
ping Of good. or deeds for the property Ticket. for sal.
city and At the Hsadquartsrs. In the Mammoth Fsir
Building for the bsneatof the Soldiers and Sailors Ma
and Pennsylvanis avenue, Washington, D. G.
The Directors appeal TO the ibsralty Of the people
sst In relieving the wants Of the Orphans Of our fallen
comrades.
CARD "A lars. number of ticket. remaining un,old,
It will be necessary to postpone the drawing until
THURSDAY the llth Of October 1855, at which time II
will positively occur.
scented to the public during the past few months
what delayed sales, I'll We able to satisfy
was genuine, and solely for charitable purposes The
Directors are confident Of the sale Of every ticket aud
have allotted scsoient time to guarantee the sales
MAJOR #. A. HALL, President Soldiers and Sailor.
Union rol CHA. . C.PEHARr. Major NJ II AL.
BERGsR, NlLLlAhs MORSE, Managing Directors.
TsRAsuRr DEPAHrxsrr,)
0YPIcE OF ISTKRSAL REVENUE, J
wAsHIsaros, July n, 1860.
Whereas II. A. Hall and others, as managing d.
reetors OF the Grand National Concert " TO be held
In Washington d @. the I'd Of August next, have
made duo application to Cophsne, Collector Of In.
ternal Revenue for the collection district OF the District
gin enterprise and presented to him satisfactory evil
dsrcs that the proceeds Of said lottery, ranis gin
enterprise will be devoted to charitable uses Permis.
sion hereby granted to such managing directors
to hold such lottery rae, or gift enterprise free from
all charge whether from tax license In respect
such lottery, rame. or gift ss,sIpri:s
All persons favoraby disposed are requested to act a.
agents, but NO commissions will be allowed.
Money should In all be sent by post Ice order
In every ease send the name and post once address,
eouuty and State Of each separate and
stamp All orders for 'i'fs,i nG b
Secretary scldisrA' and Sailors National Concert
Washington, D. G. Lock Boz No. ST.
REFER, BY PERMISSION, To-
MAI. Gen. Winfield =. Hancock, U. SA.
Gen Robert C. sehenek, M. c. Ohio.
Gen. HalbeIt 3. Paine, N. G., Wisconsin.
Gen. John IL Kc.ehum. Nj. e., New York.
Gen. James Blunt, Kansas.
Gen. J. N Hsdriek, Iowa
Gen. D. 9. MeCallanl, D. c.
Gen O. V. Dayton, New York.
Hon. George L.vrsnss, H. q, pennsylvania
D.C. Fornsy, Iaq,. pi.trie, Of Columbus.
HSs s K MR nS' &hasy ' Co. w.. Virginia
Hon. Henry O. bsnins, M. g., Coanss,leut.
Hon. A. II. Lahin, NJ G., New York.
Hon. william 4. Newell, n. G. New jersey.
Hon. George ". Juliau, n. G, Indiana,
Hon Stephen s, p Wilson, n G Pennsylvania
Maj. O. N. Van Buren,, New York.
Hon s. 7. Holmes, NJ G. New York.
Hon. @. X. Latham, NJ. O West Virginia.
Hon Thos. I. Davis, N. G., New York
Hon 7. O. Bergen, N. c., New York.
Hon samuel J. Randall, N. O., Psnnsylvsnis.
les eod2m
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DOR SALE-On WEDNESDAY, the

EOK SALE-On WEDNESDAY, the
i Sd day OF October next, At l2 H. at Hoboken, near
the ferry, the Revenue steam propeller
CUYAHOGA,
full rugged brig burden 5s5 tons, old measurement;
buiIt by westervelt, New York, In ls5s Frame live
oak, locust and cedar; replApked and thoroughly
paired by John Linn, Philadelphia, 1854 Is now In
complete order
Has complete set Of cotton sails, nearly new and
Ia well found In anchors, chains boats Act dns poop
cabin ward-ro berth deck, aud all the appoiat.
ments Of \ man -of-war has
Two oscilating engines, S6x32
Two horizontal tubular boilers;
Composition screw, 10 feet diameter Il feet pitch
Stores l,6 gross tons coal In bunksrs.
The vessel can be exAmf ed on And after Monday,
Sept s. at Hoboken near the ferry, until the day Of
-.ie and every information given By the oaesrs In
charge. HENRY A. sMYTHE,
SELF Collector OF Customs, New York
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8 ALE OF GOVERNMENT VESSELS.

BrREAu OF coSsrsucrros AND REPAIR,
wAsHrSaron, D. G. Sept 10, 1886.
The Navy Department viil Offer At public auction the
X Tvs .. s. IivY.YARD, BOSTON,
Ths John 1Ss%s .snS sSsp o 100 toni, old
The vinosnne. sailing slOOp of war, Of 700 tons, old
The fearnOt, sailing ship, Of loi2tons, old
The Trefo steamer. of $40 tons, old MEASURE
The Por, Royal. paddle steamer Of sos TONS old meas.
The Pontoo.ue paddle steamer of GA tons. old meas.
' at TH AiGt !. sly 5. iElvYyARp, NEW YORK,
on the 6th October, at u o clock m,
The psmpero, sailing ship Of 1885 tons, old measurs-
The South Carolina screw steamer Of ls5 tons, old
measurement (of iron)
The Hibiscus steamer of 4oe TONS old measure
The spirea, screw steamer Of 4oe tons. old
The MargOd screw steamer Of IFS TONS old measure
The Dumbarton paddle steamer, Of $50 tons. old
The Pontia paddle steamer, Of s7+ TONS old measure
The lS.eO paddle steamer, Of s tons. old measure.
The sebago. paddle steamer of $50 tons, old measure.
The Ttonia paddle steamer Of 2o2 TONS old measure.
ment.
The 0etorars paddle steamer Of o74 tons, old measure
At TaE D. !. sAvY.YARD, PHILADELPHIA,
on the 9TH october, At IL o'clock m,
The 81 Louis, sailing sioop Of war; Of 700 TONS old
measurement
The Prucson, receiving ship, Of 900 tons, old
urement.
The CymAtus, steamer OF 900 TONS old
ment.
The Athea screw steamer, of "a tons, old measure
ment
The Kineo, steamer, OF 5o7 TONS old measure
ment
The CiumSrrou, paddle steamer OF 500 tons, old
urement.
The Hornet paddle steamer, of $50 tons. old measure
ment (of iron
The Boxer paddle steamer Of 49l tons old measure.
ment (of iron.)
These vessels and their inventories he examined
any time, application to the comnandahs OF the
| respective navy yard.
| Twenty per eentum of the amount of the purchase
money must be deposited the day u ne sale, and the
remainder must be paid and the vessel removed from
the navy yard within two weeks from the day OF sale.
The Bureau Of Construction aud Repair will, until
the 10th October receive tenders for the purchase Of
tho tloop OF Dale - Of 566 tons now lying the
united States Navy Yard Norfolk, Virginia, where the
vessel and the Inventory can be examined.
sel9.tw3w
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n r p II A n s. COU RT,
District OF COLUMBIA, wAsaisoTos 6ouN MY

To wiz;
In the case Of Margaret oormlsy, ADMINISTRATIVE Of
Philip Gormey, deceased, the Administrative Afore-
said has with the appreciation Of the Orphans Court Of
Warrington county aforesaid, appointed SATURDAY,
the 18th day Of October next for the anal settlement
and distribution Of the personal estate OF said de-
ceased and Of the assets In hand far the same
have been collected and turned into money when and
where all the creditors and heirs Of said deceased are
Noticed to attend with their elaine properly vouehed
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit In said dseeased's estate provided copy Of
this order be Published a week for three week
In the National RHPUroAH previous to the said day
Test O. Q. ROBBINS,
se2)' vsws Register Of Willa
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A FExlix BuRar.A The reaidence of
Mr., VIC spottvooa an sa,th strset vrst he.
tvesn a ana II $3.50. ,n,th - hssn sntsrsd
ssvs,si ,ims. .;,h,n -. 80 10 .onths ana =
rumhsr ~ .r,,ciss .,o,.n a. s..asv .,sht All.
ord woman named Annie CIs,he - csusht in
~ hon.s n, . .~.,a.s - N, go. voo1 Ara .
number Of stolen srtiois. r,coy.r.d TSs servant
Ssa. n,naer ". an.,' N. Sn,m.d,sss,. o.iIsd -,
NJ snottvooa' rhsn fsmaIs voice n me bsoi
room snsvsrsd. Ths servsnt ran M stain TO in.
form ~ s.mii,. and durins mi dine tbs thief a..
eapsd M. spottvood rave chase, and soon ais.
ooyersd the woman soins ffom his house. When
near Inc CORNER On New York avenue and Sixth
ssrsst shs wont into the house Of . eoiored man
named Jefferson Morris Ofiosrs Wallins and Pad.
sett vsr, notified and won't TO the house, where
49, .I,,sr snnG.boa snd soms n.ns ,toIsn os
Sunday nisht. Jsesrsou Morris wss Also arrested
for receiyips stolen Foods and both the parties
were sent TO jsil for court By Justice Walter
Roundsmsn Ksllv searched ths hous, Of Morris
ysstsrdav morning. and recovered copper kettle
stolsn from M. Soottvood zone Tina sinoe.
ArrExpr TO RESCUE PRISONER Sun.
A, .st.,.oon .hont Too o,niocI Omar W n
IVAN. o. ne oevs n '1, n's ~. oo'o.sa
n,o;on ~ ~,snS $780,. a. soan =. M s,rsst ~.
mpsds ~ osnas, by. :,,..ass ~ th,ss othsr coI.
LA w, Wv 'nVs. pisS-y.s SS.s,.. rooa
0sS W T nA %s. 0In ~ ,..s.. H.
n,,sons, ~. osss.r sornd n pscss.srv 40 u,s M.
riuh .nd +. sooa 's 5000 al ~ than but not
.I; aa soon sH a. ., sn H. ous TO-
srou,hs th.,s 4" ..,m. TSsv xs,s M tsisn h.for.
Jr.ttss Wsnd- ~ a..d R;ohmond Win.s "a
Ford Slo sseS' Riobmond Wa sjso an.d 40 for
'-''''s '''''-'.u W.-pU... e--' W. '''~''''''
HroHwAY RoBBRRy.-William Williams. a
-ht,. -. s...,.a a, ~. c...,.t - =.
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THE NATIONAL UNION BUSINESS
II O0LLE0k,

NORTHEAST CORNER NINTH STREET AND PENN.
sfLvANlA AVENUE-PERRY BUILDING,
one In Union Of Colleges extending to the
cities Permanently based upon the lust nruoipls ~
individual ownership, 1t offers unequsiisd advantages
a. rates much lower than can be afforded by any other
sPeneeran Penmanship taught In lie parity by Henry
spencer The celebrated author Of the "spsnesriAn
Key to PenmAnship,'
The sysssm Of Business Practice, Invented and
sss y Taught * the proprietor, will receive his sRs
eA Auehuon, This 10 the most important part Of the
BOOK -kesPng Course, Here the student applies his
thsorstesl knowledge, and Is prepared for the more
minute details Of actual business. The system lie 30
valuable that others are using II.
individual Instruction adopted In all branches allows
The student to proceed rapidly as he choose the
teacher is the ouiy one who needs know the dsncsn-
ess Of any pupil Especially Is this the case during
the summer months, when schools usually lave ANAL
| attendance.
The public are invited 70 call and examine the most
| beautiful collection Of Psn'work ever exhibited N
yeI sissSi.rs address HknRY =, 0oPP, M,
Isls.u PToPrstsI7
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNIrED SrArEs PArssr oYYioE,

~ UNITED hfArhA fArhHr OPftCk,
wAsHISaros, Sept 10, 1860.
On the petition Of Warren w. butcher, Of Milford,
Mass and Sarah Butcher, AdmnptratTx Of the estate
Of Eihu putchsr Of WAukehA, Wisconsin, praying for
the extension Of patent Hned TO the said Warren W,
Butcher and Elhu Catcher, the 2sth day Of Deem
Der, 1892, for an improvement In Temples for Looms,
for seven years from the expiration Of said patent
which takes place the 2sth day Of December 1885,
II 10 ordered that the said petition be heard At the
Patent once, on MONDAY, the 10th day Of December
next, At clock, ~ and all persons notified to
appear and show cause, n any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted.
Person. opposing the extension are required to nls IN
the Patent Once their obJeotions specially set forth In
writing At least tosnty days before the day OF hearing
all testimony nled by either party, to be used at the
said hearing, must Be taken and transmitted In accord
anes with The rules Of the once. which will DO fur
ui.hed on application.
Deposition. and other paper. relied upon as te.ti
mony, must be ned In the oce tpenty days before the
day Of hearing the arguments, any, within ts" days
Ordered Also that this notice be published in the Re
PUBLICAN and the Intsifosncer, Washington e., and
In the Journal Boston, Massachusetts,, once a week
for three successive weeks the hrst Of said pub
LEGATIONS be 81 least szty days previous 70 the day
Of hearing. r Q. THEAKBR,
Commissioner Of Patents.
IS Editors Of the above papers will please copy,
and send their bills TO the Patent onee with paper
containing this notice selg-lawSw
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0RP ANS URT

y =
SKPTEsBER I, 1880.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY
To Wit:
In the case Of Jane X. Brent, adm pstratrix Of
CAroins HILL deceased, the administrators aforesaid
has, with the appreciation Of the Orphans Court Of
Washington County aforesaid, appointed SATURDAY,
the 10th Instant for the nua settlement aud distrbu
ton Of the personal estate Of said deceased and Of
the assets In hand, As far as the have been col
lsoted aud turned Into money when and where all the
creditors aud heirs OF said deceased notified to
tend, with their claims properly vouehed, or they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all bensut In
said deosaseds estate provided copy VI this order be
published once a week for three weeks In the Ma.
TIoEAL REPuBLioAS previous 10 the said day.
Test T. G, ROBBINS,
asp4- wsw Register Of wills
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SO,UUU,UUU
authorised US to sell thsir Is. Mortgage per os.. 50.
D.,,s,, on III, Il, a.y. .,a Ju1y Of s..s
hee'"ns our aa'e'"''"'n' 0, august having
security in til. m.rl..
TIRsT NATJONAI, RANK OF
w.su,ro,ov
D. cocrr tof Jay Cook. . 90. , rr..d...
wa Hu,,,.,o, o..s,.,
-t'..n t"r
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GOTO THE PEKIN AND YEDO TEA
~ sroRs, ~ Ninth street between D and !, 70
buy aas Teas, Ceasss, sAd Spices. Ssa2.lv
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

s~sevsnth Ward johnson cIub.-An sa-
ourasd meeting Of this Club will be held on TUESDAY
HvEHiNG, Sept. Is. The report Of the COMMITTEES on
Consultation will be made and permanent oacers
elected All supporters Of tho Adminisraou Of Preai.
dent johnson are cordially invited to participate
,ss24.A .nt.. 0...
~ Calvary baptist Church meets every
sabbath In the Church, Of Eighth and streets.
Service every Sunday at II q m. and evening. Seats
free. Rev. T. R. Hewlett, pastor. a dsso.H
sEA Card.-wsshingtes,s sept. 2, 1890
Tho underslsned having tsrmnsed his conussoa with
the Amsriean Telegraph Company, has removed the
Agency ofths Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad and s con.
nections to the oaee Of the Insulated Lines Telegraph
Building <7s fifteenth street. opposite south wing Of
the Treasury Department.
SET. . ....f a. 10 .rf.i. ROBERT O. FOX
- Celiscsor's Once, City Hall, washins-
Tor, d. O., August !, ls68.-N0TICK TO TAXPAYRRs
Notice is hereby given that by "au act approved July
D. 1885, therate oftax all and persona property
stocks &c. for the year 1896 IL fred At dollar and
len cents every hundred dollars Of the assessed
value Of said property. Upon all taxes upon all prop
srty not In for taxes for general purposes
abatement Of hvs per cont Is allowed from August
1885, until the last day Of October. 1885, after which
abatement will be allowed WIN. DIXON,
auS-thstu3ot Collector.
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In SPITE Of your teeth,
Both above and beneath,
Being lightly enamsl'd and thin,
They will never break down,
Nor turn yellow nor brown,
If the Sosodont's daily brushed In.
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F. I N A N ClAL.


FIN GAL.
AY COKE & co.,
Oh a. ......0W
.. ~. VA. oas r a'n o..
yIrrEEsrH STREET. opposite THE TREASURY.
buy and sell at current market rates. aud keep con.
SANITY on hand . full supply Of
GOVERNMENT BoNDsL
sRvEa.rHIRTIEs,
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DEAD-Mr. James F. Martin, q member
Of stsam engine company No. 3, died At the resi-
dencs Of his brotherin-law, Mr.. J. T. Mitchell, on
Sunday evening Of consumption. Tho funeral
will take place this afternoon from the residence OF
Mr.. Mitchell, corner Of Sixth street cast and
street south.
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) A QUrEr DAY.--The lieutensnts Of police
report but thirty eight arrests made throughout
the District on Sunday and Sunday night. Most
Of the arrests naAs were for disordsrly eonduos,
and the parties were punished with small fines.
In the Second precinct but one arrest was made;
In the Third, nine; In the Fourth, one; 10 the
Fifth, none; In the Sixth, two In the Seventh tsni
In the Eighth, three In the Tenth, twelve; total,
thirty-sight
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- Marriage and Cslibacy, an Essay Of
Warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also, dis.
and abuses which PROSTATE the vital powers with
Of relief Sent free Of charge scaled letter
envelopes. Address DR.. J. sKILLIH HOUGHToN
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa aul3-3m
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BASE BALL-The game Of base ball be
tween the Unions Of this city, and the Enterprise,
Of Baltimore, will bs played on the grounds south
Of the Presidsnt's this afternoon at u O'Clock As
this Is expected to DO Of the most intensely
citing and interesting games Of the tournament all
should witnsssit Complete accommodations have
been made for large number.
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DEDICATION OF ST.. LAWRENCE CHURoH.-
On Sunday afternoon the new Catholic church a,
Jessup's Cut, Md, on the railroad between thi.
city and Baltimore, was dedicated BY the Most
Rev Archbishop spslding, In the presence Of q
very large number Of visitors from Baltimore
Washington and Annapolis. The building Is Of
brick 80 feet front BY 60 feet deep, and cost about
$4,000, Of which amount 81, 900 has been paid