The national Republican., 1866-07-07

mary 3. bomerve1L eno Aunh o'shwa6en.
A crown 70 hissss M.ry yenss Eia hsarsnn,
Mary Polkishrsu, snA Julia MsKsidsn. lEr
The second houor wsrs awardsd 70 Missss Phsbs
Elliott osssa Hollsud, Clara Thomas. Enaa
ThonaA Asss Handy, Aana Scott Mis.oah B.rsi.,
re. k:..a, c..s IA. 1 vss M. s.i
Coapts. Cara Rishsy, Laura Psttibops, Ada Ball,
Rosslis spgnul, Anna Barthoiow, Fannie ssu,,
Louisa Newton, ssd hsry Ryau.
CLosrse CERExosIEs OF rHr FArR.-The
following has been adopted BY the lady managers
~ the programme for the closing ceremonies Of the
Fair for the Benefit Of the 6,ldisrs' and 6aiiors'
0rphans' Home, now In prosrsss at Washinssoa:
l. The sales at the various stalls and the taking
Of tickets In The various r.dass. Ao., nov In pro.
grsss will be closed up ON Saturday evening at ii
| o'clock. ..0H T4ar.f gs...
!. On Monday and Tuesday evenings the goods
remaining unsold will bs disposed Of At auction
from to II p. m. Chances In rsfiss 10, remain.
tion on Monday night u 30 mach per chance or
ticket, with The privilege Of taking the whole Of
those untitled, and the tickets shall then bs pub.
licly drawn on Tuesday evening. .'lr
g. All voting for The different articles TO BE- pre-
rented TO those having respectively the highest
number Of votes will be closed st 10 N. on Tues.
I Aftsr , p. m. on Tuesday evening .n votes
must be cast In sealed envelopes, which must con.
tain the money sad votes cast.
| 5. These envelopes will bs opened BY commit.
tee appointed By the managers Of the fair imms.
| diatsly upon the closing Of the voting at 10 m
aad st II the Hon. Green Clay Smith viii bs in.
vItsd to declare the vote. 81.
On Thursdsy evening the articles that have
been voted for will BE- presented by distinguishsd
gentlemen to those entitled to receive them.
Z. Bands Of music will BE- In attendance, and the
usual prices Of sdmission will bs charged on Mon.
day and Tuesday evenings. A programme will BE-
| announced st an early day for Thursday evening.
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A. a.Anr, Superintendent.
wAsHruoroH, Jaly 9. lsss: E.-
SECOND SUNDAY IN NJULY.-Quarterlym
ing services will BE- held in Ryiand Chapel on the
Leland, Rev. william Hsuilton, D. D., during the
| day. The morning discourse wiI BE- delivered BY
the Rev N. J. B Morgan, D. D.
AT o'clock In the afternoon Love feast win take
place under the direction Of the Presiding Elder
and other prsaohsrs who may BE- present Mem
bers Of oil other Msthodist churches In the District
| Of Columbia and Alsxandria are cordially invited
to be present. The usual services will be held in
the evening; Rev. DR.. Morgan will, at night,
At the great tovs.fsast held In Dumbarton street,
Georgetown, Rev William B. Edwards, D. D.,
''read In" and extended the right hand Of fellow
ship TO forty youns lsdiss and gsntlsmsn who may
we'll bs looked TO for efficient services hereafter In
the Sabbath School and other departments Of that
communion. II was truly season Of intense In
tsrsst.
Tomorrow is also the regular day for oommu-
Mon services In First Baptist church, Thirtssnth
street. ,-.. .... -..
During the week past notwithstanding the In.
tense heat Of the wssthsr, work on all our great
church improvements progressed rapidly.
We intend to make the religious and school de-
before, obtaining our Information weekly from the
most reliable sources.
An OrYicER ArrAoxED.-On Thursday
night Detective Kelly, Of the Metropolitan poios,
Eleventh and 9 Streets Who ss.srtsd that they did
not believe be was odhosr, and he must show his
badge. Mr.. Kelly produced his badge, whom one
OF the parties wanted to get hold Of It.. but they
could play no such game on the officer. Mr.. Kelly
was about to leave them when he was sgsia oall~d,
and soms rough language used towards him. The
oicsr drew bis "billy'' and struck one Of the men
as he came up. By this time 0hhoer Markwood,
Barclay, and Ysatmsn reached the place. when two
OF the parties we're secured and taken to the Cen.
trsl gusrd.house, where they gave their names q,
George A. Napier and Dsllss McCullom. They had
hearing before Justice Thompson yesterday morn.
ing, and were each dnsd -. Wnen attacked Mr..
Kelly had the use Of but hand, having received
severe cut on his lsft hand while assisting Oticer
Frasier 10 quiet disturbance ct Tsutonia all on
Wednssd " morning. Mr.. Kelly has several time,
been assailsd but they get hold Of the wrong man,
as he 10 faithful ocer and not to BE- deferred from
the discharge of his duty.
AssAUIz AND Observation-Disclosures Nee
kins, . colored servant a. the Avenue House, cor.
nsr Of Seventh street and Market Space, was ar.
rested yesterday BY ofosr Fraser, for assault and
battery on Mr.. II. l. King, proprietor Of the
house. From the evidence before Justice Thomp.
son It appeared that Meekins had been impudent
to some Of the boarders, and xr, King called him
to accouut for his conduet. paid him and ordered
him 10 leave the houss. Meekins refused to 70,
and Mr. King attempted to put him out, when the
negro knocked Mr.. X down and jumped on him.
Justice Thompson held the accused to bail for
court. If. t.r ,.......-.
The FAIR.-Notwithstand the warm
weather, a very large number Of persons s'tsndsd
the National Fair last svsnng, and until the closing
hour the hall was crowded. At the New York
table dns oil rsinting BY Gen. Daton was won by
Mr.. WIN. M Stewart. This table acknowledge
the Pennsyiva ia table auction was held. and .
number Of fancy articles disposed Of Al the other
tables chances were rapidly taken and . number Of
articles rafisd.
Rev. GRANVILLE MooDY.-This distin-
gushsd divine and soldier breaches tomorrow, Al
1 .. m. and p. m, In Hamiins NJ 3 church,
corner OF Ninth and streets Those who have
heard him before will seize this opportunity to hear
him again. A collection will be taken up for the
benefit Of the ,tional Brssdmea's Relief Associa.
tion Of this District.
| hlLLED.-mr. milton GlaSSROw, VINO re-
sided At the corner Of Pitt and King streets fell
jumped from . locomotive, near Gordonsvilis, on
the o. A. R. R. yesterday, and received injuries
from which he died In fsw hours He viii be
buried from his late residence this afternoon -
Ak1andria Journal 8th rr.. ..s...s.
BEAurIruL TEETH are always fragile, and
short lived will be their whitensss. their lustrs,
their smoothnsss without scrupulous care; but II
brushed daily with the pure and purifying SoIo.
don't, they will retain their beauty even whom the
brow 10 wrnked and the hair Is gray.
Hor WEATHER. The thermometer at
Franklin's uhs optioian's) store, on Pennsylvania
avenue. stood at one o'clock yesterday at 90 de.
gress above In the shade, and ia In the sun.
CRIMINAL CoURr-C Chief Justice Cartier
Edward O. Darlington, Esq., District Attorney.
prosecuting. rr
Philip Hyde, convicted Of assault and battery on
Hamilton Wells; sentenced to jail for 80 days,
The same party, convicted Of assault and bat.
terry on John X. Dorsey; sentenced to Jail for 8,
days, after the expiration Of the sentence In a
former conviction.
John Davis indicted for breaking into the house
Of Michael Kenan; verdict not guilty. J. L John.