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GAIT SULPHUR SPRINGS, MONROE
~ COUNTY, VIRGINIA

This popular Summer Resort will open for the recep-
ton Of visitors the let Of jolly, aud remain open
until the last Of OCTOBER
DR.. Muttsr. Professor Of Surgery In the Jefferson
Med cal College, Philadelphia from PersouAl ob-erva-
ton aud ohehieal analysis placed these Springs the
most valuable Of rem. al agents In all diseases Of
chronic or organic nature.
In visiting the Springs persons will have opportu.
nifty Il seeing Fairfax station, Manassas Junction. War
rent"n, Bull Run, kspidan orapge Court House, Cor.
dousye, and many other points u historic interest In
Virginia
Good Coaches connect with the trains Of the Aexan
dra oapye aud Virginia Central Railroads TO convey
visitors to the Springs.
Great pains have been taken to put the bIdiuas and
grounds In good order aud repair
The Hotel will accommodate 400 persons; besides
there are pumber Of handsome Cottages htd up sx-
pressly for families
Terms; " 80 per day. a liberal discount 10 persons
remaining month and longer Oh ldreu and ssrvs nts
hIlf pree ECCRLsToN BALDWIN CO.
jsaS-u
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New York Markets.

New YoRK. July ll.-Cotton declined; sales Of
a7o bales at SO csnts. Flour dull and unchanged
sales Of 5000 bbis; Southern lower; sales Of 800
bbls At sloalo.6o. whsst dull sales of %, 900
bushels No. Chicsso spring. $2,05; Now Nil.
waukis, $22si White Canada, $s. Corn advanced;
sales Of $4,000 bushels at ssias7f cts. Pork
heavy msss ssl.7S. Lard heavy At Isia2I. Whisky
dull State $2.2o. Sugar quisti Musoovsdo l0la
III. Coffee dull. Molaasss quiet and firm. Naval
stores declined. Turpsntins 75a76 cts. Rosin
$2.62ias 30. Petroleum dull at % OTIS. Freights
unchanged. Gold l49l.
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RELIaIops-The First Baptist Church of
Georgetown was organised on last Monday Sew.
sral distinguished ministers were In attendance,
and the Rev. DR.. Samson, President Of the Colum.
bis College, preached the recognition sermon. The
church commenced protraoted meeting on the
same day, which will bs continued throughout the
week. In the Prssbytsrian Chapel, Market street,
DR.. Samson breaches tonight Services to oom.
msnos at eight o'clock. The public srs invited to
attend. .~.. ..
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FROM HAVANA AND MEXICO.

The Reported Cuban lnsurrection . Cansrd.
NEw YoRE, July 1.-THE steamer Columbis,
from Havana on the 7th inst, has arrived.
Tho reported insurrection In Puerto Principe
proves to be csnard. It was only . slight en-.
counter between the troops and citizens In oonss-
qusncs Of practical jokes on the former, who were
ordered to barracks and . serious trouble pre-
vented.
One hundred and my spsniards. expelled from
Chill, arrived in Cuba.
The city Of Mexico dates to June %, and Vera
Crux to July ], have been received.
Five hundred Austrians on the 18th of June,
fought and dispersed the Juarists at Fayutla.
There were vague reports of rising in Hunchi.
rargo. ....
The Imperial Government had ordered $500, 900
Is one half Of the dividend on the English debt to
be sent to England on the steamer on the lst Of
July.
The commandant ct RamirsI was captured BY
the Juarists and shot.
Tampico Is closely bssisged BY the Juarists, and
the entry Of provisions except by sea prevented
The Emperor dscrssd the Law granting corpora.
ton lands in fallownsrship to natives and fresmsn
Of the district whore situated. He also decrsed
that public lands bs given to the French, Austrian,
or Belgian troops who remained In Mexico after
their term Of service had expired.
Robbsres are frequent in the districts Of Oriraba
and Cordovs.
letter from President Juarez to Consul Cooley
confirms the statement that the Liberal Govern.
msnt is about to be re-estabiished at chihuahua,
and adds that no French or traitor forces are
nearer there than Durango, and no apprehension
are felt Of the ieturn Of the Imperialists.
Louisiana Delegation TO the Philadelphia
Convention-The Democrats Drop Their
Party Organization.
NEw ORLEANS, July ll-In pursuance Of call
for convention to meet in Philadslphia, the Dem.
ocratic State Executive Committee met here last
evening sinking their party organization, and in.
viting oil the friends Of President johnson to CO.
operate with them. ,,r ..
They selected the following delegates to the Phil.
adslphis Convention: State at large, Randall Hunt,
John Ray, John Il. King, Richard Taylor, A. Voor-
HES, Geo. Williamson, Judge A. B. Bgar, and d
cagsi First congressional di triot, George Carr,
Charles Gsysrrsr. W. o. Clsyborns, Judge 4. A.
Bell, R. Proctor, J. NJ Lapeynsi Second district,
]. A. D. Rahsrs, Alex. Walker, Samuel Smith, +,
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TWILL be seen by reference to an advertise
msnt In smother column that the packet. t.boat Min.
nssota 10 making regular trips from Georgetown to
Point Of Rocks, via Chesapeake and Ohio canal
Persons wishing to take TIP up the canal, either
on business or pleasure, will do well to take the
Minnesota She Is large and airy, and capable of
captain has had long sxpsrisnce In the business,
and 10 always ready to accommodate his passsn.
gers.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD
y asssssya dssss sTasLss 'ssoIso, wAAAvEs. 10. AT
ouARrERnAsrEl GKNzaAL's OpyIcu, ]
fIRsr DIVISION, \

wAsHIsoros, D. O., June 10, isee
sold on the premises st public suetion undsr shs al.
sss1 :, cy5is S:s. S ,s
after, tsxcspt FRIDAY, July IS, which day the wa
tsrworks will bssod) until the whole shall have ben
disposed o. the foiow'is described public property, 70
Eleven uD once. r.m.) 2s1l4o, r~o .toris. :, lsx9o,
Ing iorisJ ia1sS. isris, two 9s,as, and assas
Eighty nine lss) L.borsrs ou..tsr. (foams) seven
four lesls fourteen l2,lt and one lsxis, with shed
Ten USJ Dwellings, (frsms 2Sxso two stories, with
.th wing issi ssd two iitsSso. sdjoiuins s.is and
ionlo, ie.ao with wiss ioxi+ 24x2a with shed I'D
Nss o. Mes. Houses. Crane, aszlso. ewo s.ori..,,
with sddi,ics. iOIiRI asIoO, avo .torss,} is.SO'
Thirty two tsY Stables. ar.m.l twenty -four 2sz4ca,
.ix 2sssss one iixsa and lsx with shed adoin-
Or. ~ Hospital Stable. rr.ms,> with o,s7Oli...lf..
o.. y Issuing Stable, ur.m.j with s,s,s il...l t...
.TSs,iy !so se,ldins., rr.m.,l 2s.ss as.ss. Is,si
2lx4S, 2sH3oO, 2Ou23, and l7xl7
| Shedding, 1888 linsal feet.
Is S.as:i. s.is-.sT.. -. "a f':f half
!, SS::s$'y j.: Il ~ e. Sat-. So, H;S::; ;;:::,
Th.. % ws.Iys.; g. 90 Isl .aasi.i.., on. lilo
Fencing, 2s, $50 iinssl feet .....-.
0us u siorehouss, (frame,) 52xl5O
Two aeksmith Shops, lframe,) tsz1So, and S6xloo.
One % Engine House, l7xS2 T ~ -T-
The bu,laings will be sold spgly. and must Be re-
moved within twenty days.
The bu ldipgs will be taken down at the expense Of
the prreha.srs The depot Is accessible. BY ws,sr and
vessels Of the largest class be loaded al the wharf
Terms Cash In 0overnment funds.
boat for o. sboro' will the Sixth street wharf
every hour during the day OF sale.
For further ieformaiion apply In peou, or BY letter,
D. O., or 10 this once
- JAMES A. EKIN
Brevet Brig. Gen. U 8. A., In charge,
js2i-uylo Pirst Division. Q. N. d. o.
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GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

POLICE NEws.-Molly johnson and Fanny
Warren, arrested by Onioers Burrsll and Bousmsn
for being disordsriy; dnsd 81 ~ each BY Justice
Buckley. Ofhoer Bou.man arrested Spsniard BY
the nsms Of FRANCO Qusssrds for being disordsriy
and disturbing his usighbors. He is evidently 10.
sane. Justice Buckley had him looked up In the
station. house. ....'Ir. .. .. ...-
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sas. Re.ssry !. Bo.son,

Bosrox, July 1o.--Ths once Of George II. Good.
Ing, broker. No. 10 State ssrsst was robbed les.
night Of about ei7, 900, Of which smount 81, 900
vas In gold and the rsmsindsr 10 United States
and other securities The money was taken from
. safe. which was hauled Into the middle Of the
noor and suttsd. psrson rsosstly proposed 70
rent part Of the oass, asd ysstsrday was engaged
In papsrng the walls; but he haA failed to make
his appearances to-day, be 10 suspected Of being the
robbsr. No arrest yet
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INHE WEAK AND IMPAIRED EYE
l. si0hT. originating either from iparmity Of sgs
general debility OF the nervous system, prorasd sick
ness, from natural disposition far or psars
ness, will be restored Improved and stresgthsnsd b.
the use Of the celebrated
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE sPECTACLEs
.fEA

manufactured from genuine ROCK CRYSTAL, giving
ease and eomcr to the optic nsrve and suited aeeu
rately BY
FRANKLIN L Co,
Scientific aud Practical Opticians, IA Psnpsylvania
avenue, between Twelfth and Thireenth Streets nsrlh
side.
Micrsoeores, Electrical Machines, Thermometer,
Cartss DO yisits, and Pbotosraph Albums In great
variety aud at the lowest prices uy7.ly
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Cholera IN New Ysrk--Contributions for
Portland.

Nsw YoRr, July 1l.-Thrss cases Of cholera are
reported In this city. and two In Brooklyn to-day
The COMMITTEES on Subscriptions for Portland
met to-day. and reported the total amount u thirty
thousand dollars .-.rr .''...a.n'
d On motion Of Col Howe. subscription papsrs were
sent TO Newport and sar.toss. .- 817
The aggregate subscriptions. including the above,
reaches Tie sam Of Aty-two thousand dollars.
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pOY WANTED.-AN HONEST, IN
ID DrsrRIoUs BOY. about u year. Of age, wanted
At his once GOOD references for honesty sad indus-
Try required. ~. jyl2.u
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PoRr OF GEoRGErowN - Arrived = Str.
Mary Augusta, from Baltimore with 6ns salt, con.
signed toJ. T. Davis 4 Co. Schr. Mosss Van Name,
from Now York with hay, to Peter Berry. Str
George II. Stout. Ford, from New York with msr-
ohandiss, consigned TO ]. b. Davidson. Str. Trade
Wind. rom New York with merchandise, consigned
TO J. W P. Myers, r.. ,r.t -
Clsared-Str. Trade Wind for Now York,
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Nebraska Elect. Two ssn.tor..

oNAHA, July 1.-THE Nebraska Legislature, in
joint ballot, to-day elected Maj. Geo John NJ
rhayer and +. W. Upton to the United States
Senate. They are both Republicans. The Lssis.
lsture has adjourned sine die.
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A PIastsrers' Convent,op.

PHHADELAHiA, July ll.-Delsgatss to the plas.
tors convention srs assembling hare. The oonvsn.
tion meets here at 10 o'clock tomorrow, and will
probably bs In session three days. 1t will oom.
prise delegates from nearly every State.
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Arrest Of Head Csnsrs stephens.

BosroH. July ll.-Hsad Centre Stephens was
srrs'ted to-day st the suit Of P. A. ssnnott, who
claims $40 900 for delivering lectures on Fsnian.
ism, and expenses incurred in the excursion To
Campo Bsllo. .. '!. '."
stephens appeared in the Municipal Court, and
gave bail in $1,000.
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The Drew.lns .. ,ch.s.ps.k. nav.

ANNAPOLIS, July 1.-THE body Of Rev. Father
dlsndsmann, ono Of the priests drowned was reoov.
cred this evening. He was from Cumberland, Md.
The students were John Kenny, of Rochester, N.
T., and John hunss, Of Pittsburg. Pa.
Every effort is being made to End their bodies.
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New Potatoes and oheisra Msrbus IN Pm.
adsluhaa.

PHLADsLPnIA, July li.-soms excitement here
to-day BY the report that the cholera had broken
out on board the frisats Chattanooga st our navy.
yard. The report is probably much sxsggsratsd,
but the truth seems TO Be- that ave mon on that
ship have died Of cholera morbus within fsw days
~ Is supposed that the cause Of the disease was
,sssins new potatoes No information can be oh.
tainsd from the oficials at the yard.
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QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE MA
oG NATIONAL Bank ~ CoMMEKCB OF 6EoRGg

..... -- GRoRGErowN, ID. @.
sAhUEL FOWLER, cashier Of the National Bank
o. Commerce Of Georgetown, do solrmuly swear that
the above satemsn 10 true to the best Of
and belief SAMUEL FuWLkk, Cashier.
hworn 10 and subscribed before me, July O. 1856
d. RlTT. sHUMAN
yu'H Notary Public.
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Tss.sssss Psiitiss : Ne o.srun d. the
NAsnvrLLs, Jsiy l1.--fhs Senate passed rsso.
iutions ratifyins the constitutional snsndmsnt By
. vote Of II TO Q. eg.
There was no quorum In the HOUSE. Il is 70.
ported that several sbssntsss have bee, srrs,,sd
By order Of the House. lf
It Is believed that the intense opposition to the
ratification Of the amssdnsus tsnds 10 discourage
The asssmblags Of quorum.
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THE "GIDEON PRINTING OFFICE."
ESTABLISHED IN 1905.
JOSEPH L. PEARSON,
SUCCESSOR TO
GIDEON 4 RSON,
BTEAM-POWBR

GID E0N 4 PEA RS0N,
BTEAM-PowBR
BOOK AND JOB PRINTER,
No. oil Ninth Street. near PeuasyIyania Avenue,
WASHINGTON CITY,
Having greatly increased the facilities Of the above
OLD ESTABLISHED PRINTING RoUsR
by an almost
ENTIRE RENEWAL OF MATERIAL
And the addition Of several Of the most improved
EssEs,
Is prepared to execute every variety Of
LETTER.PRRss PRINTING.
FINE VISITING CARD
LARGE POSTER.
PLAIN OR CoLoRED INK.
PRoMPTNEss AND DISPATCH
NAY BE
RELIED ON.
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GALE OF STEAM BOILER, FORCE
y PUMPS, wATkR PIPE, FIRE PLUos, As., ss.-
TaK wArER.woRKs At eIEsBoRo', D. Q.

ouARrkRnAsrER 0sxrRAL's OryrcIl
wAsHsoros, D. O., jane Is, isss.
By order Of the ousrtsrmastsr Ger sra there wifbs
os q I'd: =. a.
FRIDAY, July IS 1853. At u clock m tks followiag-
described public property, 10 Wit:
Oas steam Boiler 30 feat long and feat In diaastss
irob, with all the sppurtsnaness iasiusiar
css-iron 'front.' gauge cocks, globe valves fssd panp
smoke stack and hood, steam gauge (sherofss pasni
crate pipe plugs reducing pieces, As sln good
Two Worthingtou steam Force Pumps, No. q, ls.iaeh
cylner, einch stroke, Ihon-s power each, and each
capable Of pumping and forcing gallons water
per day Conneeted with them the requisite valves
cups, DC. These Pumps oomparativsy new, and IN
complete working order.
large qu.ntiiy Of water Pipe, As follows,T % 4 y
,ss2 Sas2 f.s, fs, s.,usS s ea's;irOn Water Pips.
800 feet 2-ineh wrought-iron /"
, SSa fee, f Inch inch eas'.itOn . wy, l. y. FL.
sSSS SSS f::. Fee. x.Isss line . %" ar.
Thirty y-oss Cast iron Fire Plugs, tAyr.s' psts,t,
with all the necessary connections such Is Ts bends
shs9 .s *. sss o. al n s.s.
for making ateratons and repairs In wafer pipe sueh
pipe cutting maehines taps aud diss plysrs efabs
drills, punches, eaulking tools, &o.
isrgss. eiass can be loaded Al ths wbsrK
Terms: Cash, 10 Govern nent funds.
Deliveries VIII be made to purchaser on or before
III: sr.. t!.p day Of August next
every hour during the Gay Of sale. = ~
Any further Information that may Be sssrsl will -
given apon spplcatou In By letter. 70 Capt
Ss.rss eS,. a., S''"nns O. H. H,;;ssrG e. At
A'' Brs%.. Brig. Gen. i. g. A., i, charge,
js2i-tjyls ak First Division, Q. L. d. o.
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No Quorus II the Tennessee Legislature.
NAsHyrLLs, Jaiy 1o.-In the Senate the Metro.
politan Police wss taken up, and Gov BrownIow's
nominsss were elected BY vote Of IS against :.
II h known that thsrs will bs no quorum in the
House Of Tomorrow. .rr.
Psymastsr Rsmingtous safe In bis once was
broken open lest night and $40, 600 abstruotsd.
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GRAND NATIONAL CONCERT FOR
" TIE BRNEPIT OF
THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
' NATIONAL ORPHANS HOME FUND,
under the auspiees Of the Soldiers and Sailors Union
wa.hinstsa, d. C., at Growers Theatre, on
THURSDAY EVENING, August o. 1860.
~ 900 tickets will be sold At o. sacb-75 900
presents awarded valued at t2soOo0 t25 100 Of the
pron TO be given to the Soldiers aud Sailors National
0rPhans' Home Fupd, "a 800 10 the Washington Male
and Female Orphan Asylum the balance after
expenses TO be paid 70 the Treasurer Of the and
Sailors Union Of Washington, D. @.
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MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
METROPOLITAN INSURANCE COMPANY,
10. los BROADWAY, Nzw Yolx.
CASH .ONE MILLION DOLLARS
Asskrs, JANUARY, 1896 81, 90, ss4ss
This Company insures, at eustomary rates Of prs /.
MUM, against all MARINE sad INLAND NAVIGATION
RISKS on CARGO or HREIoHr; also against loss or
damage BY FIRE 49,. -.-
IL PREMIUMS ARE PAID IN GOLD, LOSSES WILL
Be PAID IN ooiD. ........
The assured reesivs 70 per cent Of the net proats
withoas ineurriug asy liability, or In lieu thereof at
their option. liberal discount upon the premium.
All losses equtsbly adjusted sad promptly paid.
Scrip Dividend, declared Jaauary %, 1855,
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT
JAMES LoRIAER GRAHAM, Prssidsnl
ROBERT n. O. GRAHAM. Vice President.
JAMES LoRfhBR GRAHAM, Jr., ID Vice Prss's
HENRY z. POTTER, sserstary.
CHARLES KING, Agent,
Room No. 4. w.shington BuildinR,
Jelly Cor Pennsyly.ua Az. and eeysnth street.
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:. H.ui.., =. n. s,.ssss. Nh d. King, laird
district, D. =. Kinder. v. Barb. Alfred Hsnnsr
jr.,J 0. Fusua, J. Q. A. fsliowsl Fourth district
H.A Mo'ss, J. o. Masisg. Dr., A. Bspsrisr. Ju.
iiAn olivsr,A Dsblssss; Fnh district, J, L. Lewis
wn. ,. Parhsa, J. aarnstt, L n. Natt, J.
klssa, A. Moss
A meeting 10 called Of The people Of the whole
stsss, 70 nsssin New 0,issss On the sl,h Inst, 70
rstify ths sslsstioa d sksss delegates. .sf
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From Richmontl. .

RrcHHoSD, July lL--Ths First National Bank
Of Richmond, H. 9. Fsnt President. removed to
Its new building on Main street to-day.
An entertainments was given BY the bank during
the afternoon, which was attended BY the largest
throng Of business men ever assembled In Rich.
mond on similar occasion. Gov. Pisrpoint and
other prominent men we're present.
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INSURANCE Coa1rANrias.

INeURANCE CoAdPANIEs.
ExCELsloR FIRE INSURANCE CON
~ PAhY. u ~ +. -
SAA 90.
0rslos.............No. lso Bsssi way, 4 :.
This Compaay Is-urss all tisAs ef Dsiidiaas Heuss.
hola rurnurs hsrchsndss vssssIs IL Pors - elhsr
Propsrty asaisss Loss By Fire n ! go - -
HsI gL- pfasoroas: -,sr .7F g+F
MARCUS y. HOOaEs,
RU0ERE PLUHKErT, H
JOHN GARCIA, - .... ~
WALDO BpTCH1Ns, sH.
b.. WILLIAM YkRDON, ....a ..t .-..
RObBRr W. NEaBIT, @ ..rr
0UeTAvl RRYHAUD,
kLlAs POnvkRr. ... O..
H. Ramsay ORoOKS,
JOSEPH B, YOUNG,
CHARLES PELL, .-r ...
Q. PACALIN, 'sa.r ..
b. g. p. 0lLBgxT, .sr. ..
JOHN Q. WARD, .T.r.
ROBERT sCHsLL,
u JAMES Z. MORGAN, s|..
0EOkGE EgsBfrT,
JOHN LErRiHowkLL,
T. WEsLkY
..H GEORGE r srEDMAN f.....
HENRY LEWIS,
SAMUEL n. CRAFT, see'y.
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WAsHIsoros WEArHER.-The following
was the state Of the thsrmomstsr 81 Thompson's
Oven Bouss yesterday; %. N, 70i IL m, rs; 0
a. M "a 60. "a
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eovlaHnmf DozDs
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sIvIH.rAnrY rRlAsulY Iorss,
oRRruIcArn o, INDRsrsDssss. h..
s.d pay The highest price. for
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auARrERxAsrIRg CHECKS AsD VOUCHERS.
s.ss.d1 .."
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ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-The stockholders
Of the Metropolitan Street Railroad Company met
yesterday and elected the old directors to serve for
the ensuing year. =
The stockholders Of the washington and George
election Of directors until the lst Of Jasuary and
amended the bylaws 30 - to provide for the slss.
tion st that tins.
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EIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
WARRINGTON.
l. D. Coon, tof Jay Cooke = o.. y Prsssiss.
va Hu-rus.o-. o.s,:s.
sovlRHnIT DEPOSITORY
SuAso1AL Aolsr OF rHs UNITED 4fArn.
lsss ss.sn. e,rosns re nsAsvsI Ss,A,1nr.
ssv's..s.. .ss.nu.s VIII Treasurer u.,ssa s'.s.s.
s~oHn nILIaoH DoILARs.~
We bay sai sell sli classes Of aovlRHnIHf sIou.
RITIss st current market rssss.
YuRHIsH RxcHANoH and make oelisssieas 81 ALL
THE PRINCIPAL oIrIEs OF rHI UNITED srArls
We purchase aevsr.nsas voashsrs On the nosr
FAVORABLE TERMS, and give oAll,uL Asp p.orrI
ArrrsrIor TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUsIsHss MEN AND yIRn,
sad 10 any other business entrusted 70 ua
IuLL INFORMATION in regard 10 aovERHnIST
LOANS st su times shssrfally furnished.
WI. HUNTINGTON. o..Ai.r.
VAsurss-os. hs,sh n IsAs uhn AZ
ITTENHoUsE, FOWLER 4 CO.
BANKERS.
so2 Psnnsyivnnis Avenue,
Dealers in GOVERNMENT SECURITIES Of all do
seriptiona
g SoLI, .L,9, SILVER, and uscuRRrSr MONEY bought
COLLECTIONS made on all accessible points.
RxCHANaE on all parts Of Europe sold At lowest
STOCKS bought and sold in Hw York st usual rates.
the Gold and stock Essssnss Rooms in New York,
prompnsss and dispatch in the s,euoa Of orders may
be relied on.
dsnomin.tions of the 80 TREASURY NOTES Our
special attention 10 given 10 this Lo an. att
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BecFetaTy SoIdiers' and 6aIlors' National Concert,
Washington, d c. Lock Box No. ST.
REFER, BY PERMISSION, To-
MAJ. Gen. Winfield s. hancock, U SA
Gen Robert @. sehsnok, n. c. Ohio
Gen. HAlbert g. Paine, N. c., Wisconsin.
Gen. John II. Ketchum, N. O., New York,
Gen. James Blunt, Kansas.
Gen. J. N. Hedriek, lows
Gen. D. @. MeCsIlam, D. G.
0sn o. v. Dayton, new York.
Hon. Thos. W. Ferry, N. @, Michigan.
Hon. George Lawrence, N. C., Pennsylvania
D. Q. Forney, E.q, District Of columbis.
MAJ. J. =. Doughty, New York
Hon. Richard waliaeh. Mayor, Washington, D. G.
Hon. WIN. Kelley. N. @. Pennsylvania
Hon. kelian '; whalsy, n: c., West Virginia.
Hon, Ebon G; Ingsrsoll, y. G., ILLINOIS.
Hon. Henry g. Demiug, NJ. c., Couneeticut.
Hon. A. II Lahiu, NJ O., New York.
Hoa. Leonard Myers, n G, Pspn.ylvsniA.
Hon. william A. Newell n; C., New Jersey.
Hon. Stephen y. Wilson, N. g, PsnnsylvaniA.
Hon. y. y. Grinnel, N. g., lows.
Maj O. n Van Buren,, New York. jee. d2m
The national Republican., 1866-07-12

CRIMINAL CoURr-Chief Justice CARTIER
(Ed"srd O. Darlington, ESQ.,, District Attorney,
proseouting) r'r ''.. ...| =
Nathan r. Hotchman indicted for assault and
battery verdict guilty, and sentenced to pay Ans
of IS. ~ W. = 'lI7a-I - = :
Thomas Mansfield. indicted for assault and bat
tery, submitted his case, and vas ansd IS. !,
John Bowman, indicted for larceny; verdict
Christopher O. Pearson, indicted for assault and
battery verdict guilty.
James Whsatley, indicted for assault and bat.
tsryj submitted his case, and WAS fined IS.
The national Republican., 1866-07-12

will be made after the concert on the stage
Of the theatre where three thousand persons can wit
ness IT, committee will bs appointed By the audience
TO superintend the same.
Printed lists Of sssrds win be published and supplied
to agsnts and ticket holders. Parties having tickets
will retain them unt after the awards made and II
their numbers ppear In the they will forward their
tickets with full directions to the ship
ping Of goods or deeds for the property. Tickets for sale
at all the principal Hotels Book and Music Stores n the
city, and At the Hsadquarter, In the hammot Fair
Bui ding for the benefit Of the soder and sailors Ma
tios,l Orphans Home Fund corner Of seventh street
and Pennsylvauia avenue, Washington, D. O.
The Directors appeal to the b-raty Of the people to
give this enterprise their kind support and thereby
sst relieving the wants Of the Orphans Of our fallen
comrades.
MANAGING DIRECTORS
Ma. A. HALL, Pres soldiers snd Sailors Union.
COL. CHAB. Z CAPRHtRT, MAI n H. ALBER0RR,
WILLIAMS g. MORSE.
TREASURER,
J. B. HUTCHINSON, ESQ,
Cashier National Bank Of the Metropolis
All persons vorably disposed requested 10 act a.
agents. but no commissions will be allowed.
Money should In all be sent BY post once order
dram, express, or registered letters
In every case send the and post once address,
county and State Of each separate and enclose
stamp. All orders for tickets must he addressed to
WILLIAM s. MORSE