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The national Republican., 1866-07-28

OANp-MEErISa.-A camp-meeting will be
held at Nsilsvis, ten miles north of Rockville, on
tho Frederick road and twelve miles south Of Mt.
Airy, on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, commsno.
Ing on the 24th Of August, under the auspices Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church South. Two Of
the bishops Of the church win bs present. In
formation In relation to the camp. meeting can be
obtained by addressing Benjamin Fawostt, Coles
vile, Maryland.
The national Republican., 1866-07-28

CLERKS OF THE DEPARTMENTS ny Moon
LIGHr.-Ths Wswaset has been chartered for q
grand excursion to Glymont next Tuesday evening,
July 81. The Marine Band has been engaged, and
every disposition made for good time.
The national Republican., 1866-07-28

COUNTERFEIT TREASURY NoTEs.-C Counter
felt one dollar Treasury notes have made their ap.
Psarsncs in this city and several have been taken
counterfeit readily be detected, the engraving
being very bad and the paper Of an inferior quail
ity. The rcd and green oolors in the countsrfeits
are much deeper than In the genuine. On the lower
part Of the note the words National Bank Note
Company" are larger and not so plain a. In the
original Our merchants will do we'll to examine
notss Of this denomination when offered.
The national Republican., 1866-07-28
VNHE NATIONAL UNION BUSINESS
l. COLLEGE,

THE NATIONAL UNION BUSINESS
Il COLLEGE,
NORTHWEST CORNER SEVENTH AND STREETS,
INTRLLI0kNCER BUILDING,
s one In Union o. Colleges extending to the principal
cities Psrmsnsnty based upon the Just princpls Of
Individual ownership. ofsfs unequsllsd Advantages
At rates much lower than can Be Afforded BY any other
spsnosrian Psnmanship taught In its purity by Henry
spencer, the celebrated author Of the "spsnssrian
The system Of Business Practice, invented and sue.
essuly taught By the proprietor will receive his spe-
eal attention. This is ths most Important part Of the
Book keeping Course. Here the student applies his
thsorstiesl tnovlsdss and 10 prepared for the
minute details Of actual business The system IL 40
valuable that others are using It.
Individual adopted In all branches allows
the student 10 proceed rapidly hs chooses The
ts.ehs! 4 the only one who needs 70 know the dsnssn
attsndanoe.
The public are invited 70 call and examine the mos.
Wsshinaton.
LSi slisuls" sdds" HENRY n, ooPP, An.
1elS.u PropFietOT
The national Republican., 1866-07-28

GsoRoErowN WHOLESALE MARKErs-Flo
$1o.bo. Whsat-rsd 2.i5as3 30, white 3.5Ossi. rs.
Corp-whits l.10aSl II; yellow 600. Oats 56a60c.
Hay--baled 2oa42l. Lumbsr-whits pine oullings
per N 81. 5oA$s6; do. selects ~, 60aSe5 do. do.
"a and g. 7oa475; shingles, No. !, heart cypress,
14a4l7; do white pine, 8ael0; laths, 450aS5; ysl.
low pine joists and sosntling, 1saSs5; spruce DO.
Do. H.soaes5; yellow pine dressed flooring, 4oa
t4S. W.
Dawsons fsrtilissu-Fins ground bones. 90;
bone mari as; fsrtiliser, $45j Eureka sup. phos.
phsts Of lime, $Ssi Goes sup. phosphate Of lime,
The national Republican., 1866-07-28

THE WHOLE ARGUMENT IN A NUTsHELL.-
The reason Why Sosodont has supplantsd all other
dsntrfces is that the aourishing promises they fail
to keep, this peerless vegetable preparation quickly
performs. When once adopted BY man or woman,
1t 10 never relinquished.
The national Republican., 1866-07-28

RID RID LYC E,TT.
~ BOoK.BInDlR AND PAPln. .Rpnu,
Ne NJ Psnasylva.ia avenue, bs,vsss Fssts ~ NJ
po,,, .,.,,,scsA scsA street., sss.S 80 1--WE
| s'v'is'iN s.iSsav saast a." ''"'s""at
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EXCURSIONS, ETC.

A GRAND PICNIC, FESTIVAL AND
IA CONCERT will be held at CARROLL CHAPEL,
hontgomssy county Nd. on the se,h instant, and
grand ToUkHAhEnT aSd gIsfIyAL o. the 18th inst,
fog the bs.sat q CARROLL CHAPEL the oldest Cath
ollie church In the Unitsd States.
The best talent Of the city Of vashingtop has bssn
secured for the oonesrt Convsyaness will leave the
ors 10 the place.
large hall has been erected for dsnsiss, and .
splendid band engaged. jytosts
The national Republican., 1866-07-28
g II A FL / Il ID & CO.,
- CONFECTIONERY
ICE CREAM SALOON,
No: 800 Eleventh street,

wAsnISaroS, D. @.
Mr.. JOSEPH II. sHAPPIRLD having retired from
business, the undsrsgnsd would respectfully inform
his lais customers and the public that having been
years associated with him In business s the old stand
No. $50 Sixth street, they are prepared 10 furnish
superior article Of
CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM
equal In quality to that furnhsd by Mr. shAmsd and
which has been fully appreciated BY the best families
Of Washington aud 0sorgstown.
They ask cali from ali in want Of anything In their
line assuring them that nothing will be waiting which
will tend 10 gratify the wants Of thsir customers.
Very respectfully,
No. 500 Eleventh street,
Between X street and Massaehusstts avsnus,
jels' SIN Washington, d. G.
The national Republican., 1866-07-28

Yesterday morning, about three
o'clock, Ohhcsr Fsnlsy discovered hrs In the base.
mont Of Henry swsrtssnbsysu's restaurant, on
Bridge street. The ofAosr aroused the inmates,
and By using few buckets Of watsr sxtinguishsd
the are. Had u mot bssa for the ofhosr discover.
have soon been in asnss The vigilapt Hrs com.
pany and Potomac Hose were promptly on ths
spot, but their assistance was not needed. Tho
damage wus triAing.
The national Republican., 1866-07-28
GALES OF QUARTERMA STEERS
- STORES AT THE CAVALRY DEPOT, GIEsBORo.

~ STOKES AT THE CAVALRY DEPOT, GIEsBoRo,
ouARrERNAsrER GExrRAL's oYYIcr.,
FIRsr DIVISION.
By order Of the ouarermister General there VIM bs
Ieetioa Of Captain George T. Browning, A. q n. On
THURSDAY, August q 1855, the following dsscribsd
lot OF ouartsrmaster's q stores, viz:
loo;eerds wood, q whIts-wash brush
i2ooo fest oak and ash es, water buckets,
49, ~isa,. stud a'' t:'; Sisi:. and p.sii.:.: sSsa::.
o.ooo feet matched floor. 2grindstonss,
Ing, I grindstone, large. L
400 piece. .ix.nght sash. feet disns,sr Inch
a, ooo by ten, glaled face, (newD
1850 feet square timber, 80 nrs. hooks,
20 key. oy sut nails, spi1:l1rn a.sas scales.
. army Wagons. counter es'. scales,
dead horse wagon, blocks, and falls,
water wagon, iron, 90 iron bsdstssds.
hoss.earriasss and 800 blankets,
=. reels, About 10000 pounds grain
IL sets harness, (our sacks,
sets harness. tAmbu. Sa. little il s.sS, % '''''
lancet set mathematical in-
25 riding saddles, bri- lspirit-isvei and tri =
dies, head .hsfters, pod
surry;eons.. and l.arveyor,. compass.
Is cooking stoves, About 5000 feet gum hose.
bricks, &e., for rles complete,
cool. cook stoves stoves IuswJ 5000 fee, gum hose lh.
once desks tables, ~, and ~, with
chairs, benches, couplingk and nos
mating, ward Iles parry worn,
robes, eupboardS 100 brass cocks angles
letter presses, valves, &e., worn.
Also, % HORSES.
Together with large quantity Of other property not
above enumerated.
Sale to commence At 10 o'clock A. NJ. and continue
from day 10 day until all is sold.
Purchasers must remove their stores within Ava lN
days from date Of sale. W
Terms; Cash In Government funds
boat for G sboro' will leave the Sixth areet whsrf
every hour during days Of sale.
JAMES L. RKIN,
Brevet Brig Gen, U, s. A., In eharre
)yis'tau2 First Division. O. n d. O.
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Manufactured from genuine ROCK CRYsrLL, giyins
ease and eofSH 10 the optic nerve and suited aesu
FRANKLIN 4 CO.,
scientific and PteetisAl opgeisbs, w psuusylysnia
svshus' bstwsss rwslhh and rhirsspth streets, nsrth
hisfsosopssI Elsetrissl hsshipss, Thsrmops.sr,
1sl,ai ts Vislts, fhd Photograph klhuap Ia gIssi
Ssrls'T ssd n hS lswSN prlySI sSffy
The national Republican., 1866-07-28

FoR CouRr.-A colored man named VIM.
Lee was arrested BY odiosr Barker, Of the Seventh
ward, on Thursday. on . charge Of robbing the
restaurant Of Roscoe A. Bteers on Tuesday night
last carrying OF . lot Of bsd-olothing, an opera.
cloak, and ten dollars In money. Lee confessed
Chsrlston was concerned with him. Justice Han.
dy committed him TO jail for court. Subsequently
Charston was arrested and held TO bail for bis sp
poaranoe at court.
The national Republican., 1866-07-28

APPoNrNENr.-The vacancy occasioned by
the death Of Eli Rodgers, guard at the JAIL wai
on Tuesday, the Gath instant. filled by the sppoint
ment Of Captain James Coleman. Captain Cole.
man was the frst man sworn into the service Of the
United States In the District at the breaking out
Of the rebellion, and We know that hs Is sminsntly
qualified to all this position with credit to himself
and benefit To the Government.
The national Republican., 1866-07-28

to be laid on ss least one side Of Aqusduct street.
The wsll-known condition Of that street is . sum
client comment without any from US. tiEr
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oLor HI q.
CTRANGE METAMORPHosE.

STRANGE METAMoRPHosE.
surs Bridssss me wife; and sss she "ms dear Teddy
Yer the Joy Of me life sad I love yer already;
Bat mach harder ia love you from yer head 10 ysrtoss
You swsis rartis-dovs you, n ysr'd 60. some new
clothes "
90 wist down the sthrsts, Just 10 hast up sthors,
whin who should mate but Timothy Moore,
"ror eiothssIm frsttihG. Tin, where shall GOT"
"why TEE sssr ysr'ii be getting ss Smith Brothers
/ Co."
Thin for fear ia be late made haste 10 Smiths shore
n 10 on sivipti sthrats sumbsr four sixthy -four;
And for mighty few srssnbaeks I got whole suit
With none Of yer seam -eraeks-and handsome to boot
havnt been dhrinting. but fsix must isush--
Hs, Ia, an thinking Of me fooled bother haif
As walked In me house, In me Smith Brothers suit;
sef "K Kiss me, swats 'sss she "Gst out, yer
base brute",
She dida know ne from Adam 90 10 ksps up the Joke
sss "hs dear madam poor hssrt you have broks;'
Thin she whaeksd Q scoring across pug nose,
Ont the blood came pournssnd ras down 10 toes.
Och, Biddy, how sruNi i,s ys- avn Teddy ysr'vs
Ne nice clothing. swais jewel. ysrs has sonfoundsd
HyG'd enjoy mssamorphoss, there's but one plan
knoss-
Get sal. Of nice clothes 81 Smith Brother. 1 Co.
~. SMITH BROS. a CO..
NERCHAHT rAILoRs,
AHp psALnas II
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
OAK HALL,
le4 Seventh street.
Just received the largest and Assst stock Of PIECE
GOODS ever offered in the city Of washisston Having
secured the bs.. artists in the city We prepared 10
make up In the Finest STYLE aad s lower prices thsa
any other sstablishmsnt ~.
sp2s G.B. 4 co.
The national Republican., 1866-07-28
TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
i DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
MARY ANN RocHE)

,..,, = I + ,.,r. ~ No. i", Eq. Doe
Lloyd, trustee In this cause having reported that
he had sold lot marked and known "ln Rochs's Q
subdivision Of parts Of lots Nos IL and Is In square No.
2s6 with the improvements In pursuance Of the Decree
to John vogt for % 900, and that the said vog had
complied with the terms If sale,
this 18th day Of July, D. 1855, ordered BY the
Court that the said sale be, and the same hereby,
ratified and eonnrmsd unless cause to the contrary Be
shown before the hrst Tuesday August nsuiug
provided copy Of this order be published in the ma
roHAL REPUBLICAN at least three times In each Of three
successive weeks before said day.
By order Of the Court.
true copy,
jyl8-eod3w Test: r. J. hEI0s, Clerk.
The national Republican., 1866-07-28
ORP ANS OURT,

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY.
To wIT;
dn the case Of Lucinda Ford, samipistratrix w. a Of
william Ford, deceased, the administratrix Aforesaid
has, Win the appreciation Of the 0rphaus' Court or
WAshington County aforesaid, appointed Saturday Au-
gust H. 1885, for the fpAl and distrbutiou
OF the personal estate Of said deceased aud Of ths ss
sets baud, A far the have been collected ana
.nrnsd Into money whsn and whore all the creditors
Orphans Court Of Washington County Aforesaid with
thsr claims properly vouohsd or they may othsrwiss
~ law be excluded from all benefit In said dsceassa
estate provided copy Of this order be published oass
awssk for three weeks In the NArIoSAL RsrrsLIoAa
previous to the said day.
Test e. G.. ROBBINS,
yn'wSWs Rsgistsr Of Wills
The national Republican., 1866-07-28
MEDICAL sTAFH.

MEDICAL STAFR.
suRgRoN IN CHARGE
ieth and Twenty -Pirst streets.
coNsuLrIHa PHrsIcfANs AND SURGEONS.
syo jos X BARhss, n. D., Surgeon General, United
JOS. RILIY, n D., Georgetown.
THO6. MILLER, n. D., street, Washington.
4: X r 0ARNETr, NJ D., New York avsnue.
w. p JOHNSTON. N D., washington.,
GRAFTON TYLER, n D., Gsorgetown,t
The national Republican., 1866-07-28
RY J. G. MCGUIRE & co .
u AUCTI0NEERS.

TX y. Y. MoG U RE & co +,
TRUsTEB's SALE OF FINE COTTAGE sIrIs COZ.
T!0uOUS TO THE CITY, ON THE HIGH 0ROUNDs
BETWkRN KAL0RAMA AND MERIDIAN HIII
On hoNDAY, the 18th day Of August, At o 'elock n
m, on the premises, shall sell Lot Of the trnct n
land known - the Widows Mite, - subdiyidsd Il.
nias cottage sites Of about four acres each.
This land 70 situated the high grounds uortbvest
q ..a ecntig9ous 70 the city asd Is Of the most
beautfu In this vcny for cottage
commanding ~ t does an extensive view Of
snd the surrouuding country, and Is ef easy approseh
direct through from Connecticut avenue and adjoIns
The valuable place Of Mr. Little and Is in itself vsiua
bic consequence Of the prospect either Of Kalorama
or Meridian Hill being selected to build the summer
residence for the President being between these sites
and u 10 also proposed to construct passenger railroad
out Connecticut avsnueto the boundary There is also
quarry Of stone on She place. to which win
be privileged to get the from gratis for the foun
these sites.
Of the property may be seen At the auction room
OF J: Mcclure Co. where the property may be
purchased at private sale.
Terms One half cash residue Q, l2 and is month";
with interest," for notes secured the property sold
ConveyAncing at purchasers cost
WIN NoURsE, Trustee.
JAS. 9. MCGUIRE 4 co.,
UD-d Auctioneers
The national Republican., 1866-07-28

PoRr or GkoRoErowN.-Entered -Schr.
Kate, from Baltimore; str. Exprsss, Ryther mister
from Bsitimors str. Thomas z. Cahili, Norris mas
ter from hitimors.
Cisarsd-schr. Mary, whiting master, for Bos.
ton; str. Exprsss, Rythsr master, for Baltimore.
The national Republican., 1866-07-28

A Radical Landowner and the Philadelphia
r-- - Convsution.
PHILADELPHIA, July 27-The parties engaged
In erecting the wigwam for the August convention
were arrested yesterday at the instance Of DR..
James, the owner Of the ground, who objects to the
use Of his property for the purpose The building
has been stopped and will have to be erected else.
whore. The ground was obtained through an agent,
without the Doctors consent or knowledge.
The national Republican., 1866-07-28

THE "GIDEON PRINTING OFFICE"
ESTABLISHED IN 1905.
JOSEPH L, PEARSON,
SUCCESSOR TO
GIDEON PEARSON.
sTEAM.POwER
BOOK AND JOB PRINTER,
No. OIL Ninth Street, near Psnnsyivauia Avenue,
WARRINGTON CITY,
Having greatly increased the facilities Of The above
OLD EsrABLIsHED PRINTING HOUSE,
bysn almost
ENTIRE RENEWAL OF MATERIAL
And the addition Of several Of the most improved
EssEs,
Is prepared to execute every vsristy Of
LKTTER.PRxss PRINTING,
FINE VISITING oARD
LARGE POSTER,
PLAIN OR ooLoRED INK.
PRoMprNEss AND DISPATCH
AAY 81
.,,.., RRLIHp ON,
The national Republican., 1866-07-28
The Cholera onTybee Island.

The Cholera onTybee Island.
SAVANNAH, July 27.-Twelve deaths occurred
from cholera on Tybes Island for the twenty. -four
hours ending at - o'clock to-day. There are no
new osses. The disease Is abating.
The national Republican., 1866-07-28
5yie.a Department Of washinston.
NJ oTfCE TO TAx.PAYERs

~ wArsR RAsIsrRAH's 0TYIog, !
o... Orr HALL, July Is, 1866.
owne OF property for which water tax is due TO the
OoIpora,on q Washington (which includes all property
within ne city limits which touches oa any svsuus
hss.hy rsn!sasa ~ hs p.lvlsgs o. dsduson o2 ss
,sVa| 'N"sI "sIssiisss,. siis '',sS ssrs. !, w. w'S s''
The national Republican., 1866-07-28

rsoRDERLY.-Michael Reynolds, arrested
BY 0fhosr Marion for dsordsrly conduct; fined
tl0.6 By Justice Buckley. Joseph Lee, arrested BY
0aicer Brown for being dlsordsrlyi fined $2.44 By
Justice Buckley.
The national Republican., 1866-07-28
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING
IL IRON AT THE wAsHINaTOH NAVY YARD.

sPArnAsrrH's oyVrcE, USirEp srArrs NAVY.
200 srnkHr, WAsHIsaroH, D. c., July II, 1866. I
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS, 70 be endorsed
Proposals. for Chain and Bar Iron will be received
st this otaee until SATURDAY, July 2s 1866, Al 70
o'clock u, for the following articles which are re.
quired for Immediate use, at Washington Navy Yard,
200 600 Crwo hundred thoussud) pounds Chain Links,
W Inch diameter, and 10 inches long.
co. 900 Nnbty thousand) nds Chain Links lL inch
diameter and l3If inches long
<o 900 Forty thousand) pounds Chain Links, l-le-
Inch diameter, and Is inches long.
5000 PiIs thopsasd) pounds 81 inch round Bar Iron
Nsnnsd.) y '
1000 tryo thousand pounds a1s-insh round Bar
l,6Q0 (FihPen hundrsd) pounds 2sA-ineh round Bar
Iron, (rshned.)
1000 Crvo ihou.and) pounds 2,I.ineh round Bar
Iron, (rehned.
The above articles to be delivered At Washington Ma.
w Yard free Of cost TO the Government for freight
Ansportaop, subject to and At the risk and
expense Of the party furnishing.
sunesnt guarantee for prompt delivery will be re-
CALVIN @. JACKSON,
lyl9.6t Paymastsr, United States Navy.
The national Republican., 1866-07-28
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

SHOOTING AFFAIR.-Yesterday morning,
about o'clock, Mr.. Christopher Iugs, residing in
Market street, shot Michael Reynolds, keeper Of .
grocery on the corner Of Third and Frederick
Jtrsets, wOunding him, probably, mortaliy. The
shooting was dons under the following ciroum-
stances; In the carly part Of the night. Officers
Martin and Brown saw some one lurking about the
premises Of Mr.. Ingls; on approaching him, found
u to be Reynolds. They started him home, and
supposed hs had gone. In short time they heard
. noise as Of some one climbing fence; and re-
turning to the same premises they saw the servant
girl at tho window, and questioned her ~ to the
noise. Not getting . satisfactory answer from the
girl, they entered the room and found Reynolds,
and took him In charge TO the station house. Ser.
geant Essex learning the circumstances of the case,
discharged Reynolds bis agreeing to give collat.
eral security to appear In the morning, which he
did-leaving some $500 which he had with him
Instead Of going home. as he had promised the
: sergeant to do, he proceeded to the same house
whore the officers had just arrested him, and In
trying to enter the premises he aroused Mr.. Ingle,
who went to the window, and, on seeing q man,
supposed him to be . burglar, and fred, the shot
taking effect In his shoulder and, passing down.
wards, lodged somewhere In the lower part of his
body. The same officers, hearing the shot, went
In the direction Of the sound and saw q man run.
ming They gave chase and ovsrhauled him at Dr..
Tylers office, and took him to the station. house,
and called DR.. Peter TO attend him.
Mr.. Ingle was arrested and taken before Justice
Buckley, who bailsd him In the sum Of $500 for his
appearance OF court.
The national Republican., 1866-07-28
DROPOsALs FOR SALE OF wool
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF WAsHIHaros,
OrYIcE or CHIEY ouARrERNAsrER,

hkADoUAkrERs DEPARTMENT OF WARRINGTON,
OrFicE or CHIEY YQuARrBRAAsrER, )
wAsHIHdrOx, D. O., July IA, 1856.
Sealed Proposals. are Invited at this once until IL
o'clock. noon, MONDAY. August g. 1888, for the pur
chase o. QS 0o0l TRIRTEgF THOUSAND CORDS OF
GOVERNMENT WOOD, located As follows:
400 foURTkBN HUNDRED CORDS q. the Kendall
Green Wood Yard, on the line Of the Baltimore and
road In this city.
This wood consists Of about ONE THIRD ca PINE
and TWO THIRDS 81 OAK, and Is piled Immediately
along the track Of the railroad.
Ql,eo0l ELEVEN THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED CORDS
h the Wood Yard three quarters Of . mile north Of
AsIsndr. on the line q the Washington, Alexandra
This wood consists Of about TWO THIRDS On PINE
and ONE THIRD ~ OAK, 10 piled along the track, spd
70 distant about one half Of mile from wharf on the
Potomao river, leading to which there 10 direct and
level road
All Of the wood offered for sale is Of good or fair
quality and thoroughly seasoned.
Proposals will be received for quantities from (1O
any cords and upwards with privilege Of taking all Of
Payment 70 be made in Government funds, immsdi.
mont Of the wood.
The light Il reserved Of rejecting any or all proposals
deemed di'advansass0u' 70 'ss ghi,;d state
Colonel and Chief ousrtsrs lstsr,
Jyio.d Department Of washington.
NOTfCE TO TAX.PAYER
The national Republican., 1866-07-28

Applications for admissions can be made 10 any Of the
medical staf the mAtron ct the Hospital Orders for
admission TO the free beds Of this Institution e,n be oh
tained Of the Rev @. H. Hail. Rector Of the Epiphany
Church, Of the Rev. D. Gillette, Pastor Of The frs.
Baptist Chureb and Of the Surgeon IN charge s his
idence Orders the Of the wives or widows
Of soldiers Of the United States army can be
through the Surgeon General, United btates army.
JyD O. II. HALL, D. D., Secretary.
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN
LYIN6-IN ASYLUM
fourtssnth street, (cirole, corner Of u street

Th. institqtion 10 situated In the most healthy por.
ton Of the District surrounded by its own grounds
Cars pass the door every Ave MINUTES.
Terms Of admission Prom % TO go Per week, In
eordauee with the room required payable In adysncs
THIS includes Board, hedcines Medical. and Surgical
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INSURANCE. COMPANIES.

INSURANCE. COMPANIES.
ExCELsIOR FIRE INSURANCE COM.
J1flrAL.. rAsY. ..o %,
o,,Ioi. No. iso Sio.i...;;;. oo0'
I'll. Company nsures all kinds Of BulIdiaes Houss.
Property against Loss b. Fire -
sssSg: sgsss: iigSS:4s.. / HSSs1s. .
wno JOIN o1EGIA, IT,,,,x
wILLIAM YIRDON,
SgsrAyI EEYEIUD.
JosiPa D. YouNa.
SHhRLEsa PILL,
g. p. 0ILBRar,
iSss sSssss! s:sassgas :ssgGsl,
JOHN . LsSsiHowkLL,
2sssr GsSsS. liwIsl 4 wsTIssDHA''
nsSsL i.e .sm n GRAFT s,s,y; uo,,
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
METROPOLITAN INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. los BnoAswAr, Nxw Yoax.
o~H''''''.',,.,onk AlLLlON DOLLAR8,
Asskfs' JANUARY, lses. 81, sts ss4ss
This Company iusurss, a customary rate, Of prs.
MUM, against all hARlNEsnd INLAND NAVIGATION
klsks on CARGO or FREIdHr; also against loss or
damage By FIRE. -,
II PREMIUMS ARE PAID IN GOLD, LOSSES WILL
BE PAID IN GOLD.
The assured receive 70 per cent. Of the ne, proa,,
without ineurrins any liability or, in lieu thereof q.
'hsir option, liberal discount upon The premium.
All losses equtsbly adjusted and promptly paid.
ssrip Dividend, declared January Is, 1895,
TwEETY-PIvE PER CENT
JAMES LORINBR GRAHAM President
ROBERT n. @. GRAHAM, vice Prssidsnt
JAMES LoRIhER GRAHAM, Jr., "a Vice Prss't
HENRY II. PORTER, Secretary.
CHARLES KIHa, Agent,
Room No. 4, washington Buiidiss,
l6-y Cor. PennsylvaniA av. and seventh street,
The national Republican., 1866-07-28

l. DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIA-IN EQUITY
JAMES MCDONALD OF. al.
No. 6ly,
GEoRag W. PRArHER OF. al J
Asbury Lloyd, trustee In this cause having reported
that he had sold part Of lot No. In square No. bl8
described In the proceedings, to Henry Mettle, for
062 4 In pursuance Of the Decree and that the said
Msttls had complied with the terms Of sale:
IL ordered bv the Court this 10th day Of July 1880,
that the said sale be- and the same Is hereby ratified
and conhrmsd unless cause to the contrary shown
copy Of this order be published in the NATIONAL RE-
at least three times in each Of three
weeks before said day.
By order Of the Court
true copy:
jyl7-sodSw Test: r. J. MEI0s, Clerk.
The national Republican., 1866-07-28

CORPORATION ArrAIRs.-An ordinance was
passed BY the Board Of Aldermen on Tuesday night
allowing baIbers to keep their shops open from
received BY the Common Council from the Alder.
men, that the two Boards, at thsir next meeting
sdjourp stn. DE- laid on the table " 10 TO 10
hopsa that bslbrs Tho members ps tbs Board ID,
tesfp l0s shs summer 'ssv VIII ssv,s . Paysssal