The national Republican., 1866-07-28
Natiuual gfpnbliean.
LOCAL NEWS.

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Firth SABBArH TN JULY.-We refer to our
Church Directory, In another column, ~ correct
for religious services tomorrow We undsrstand
thaA usdsr Temporary arrangement during the few
.ssks Of hot weather, The congregation Of the Nc
Ksndfse Methodist Epipcopa1 church, Rev WIN.
Krsbs pastor, will hold public service In the aissr
noons, instead Of In the evenings.
. Rev. Mr. Amss, recently chosen pastor Of Wesley.
Chapel, 10 expsotsd 10 commence his pastoral du.
ties on Sunday week, the Arst Sabbath In August.
The intensity ofthe heat during the last few weeks
has produced but little effect on the church build
ing operations In our metropolis, and II 10 really
surprislng TO notice the progress which has been
made during this summer. n
Our African M. K. congregation Of Old Asbury,
corner Of Eleventh and X streets, have also begun
the good work Of building larger, more oommodi.
Gus, and BEAUTIFUL edifcs on the sts Of their old
citadel This was really necessary, from the
largely Increasing congregations which attend there
lis probable that the Hall Of Representatives
VIII not be open on Sunday. So, We take occasion
to remind all scjourne In city, persons tsm-
porarily residing here that in all the churches Of
Warrington, Gsorgetown and Alexandria they will
find cordial Welcomes and every attention extended
to them. Our Sabbath schools, too, will be found
- attractive and sdifying ss usual
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7 FREE CoNcERT AT THE p PREsIDEST's GROUNDS.
The following is Brsdy's programms Of music By
Marine Band, Band Master Scalal Prssidsnts
Grounds, this evening: l. Grand Msfch-Trionfali
Giovanni Dareo-vsrdi. 2 0vsrture-Il Turco in
Italy-Rossini. 5 Duetto-Don Ssbastian-Don-
isstti. 4 Lsapyssr Waits. s. II Trovatore em.
bracing all the ait In the opers---ysrdl. .. La
Fora del Dsstino-vsDdi 7. Shadow Dance. 8.
LEO Dumout Blanc Poka-Julisn. Q American
Quadrilie. Numbers corresponding with those on
the programme will be displayed from the east side
Of the music stand ss the pieces are performed.
Brady's Gymnasium 10 to be disposed Of to
stock company on terms that cannot fall to recon-.
promote their hsslth and cultivate their physical
CASE DIsNIssED.-Mano, Anthony, and
Charles Lully wSs before Justice Miller on Thurs.
day evening on charge Of obtaining goods under
false prstsness In Phliadsiphis. Tho defendants
were arrsstsd by Assistant Superintendent Reed on
warrspt Issued BY Justice Clayton. Il was
charged that the parties represented In Philadelphia
that they held real estate here and were good for the
amount Of the bill. The evidence before Justice
Miller showed that the accused parties had dealt
with the Philadelphia hrm for some time, and had
always paid their bills but could not meet their
last note on account Of business here being very
dull. Justice Miller dismissed the case.
A SrABBNa OAsE-On Thursday night
John W. Sanderson, . conductor on the navy yard
route Of the Washington and Georgetown railroad,
was stabbed BY man named John Henley, in .
restaurant near the navy yard gate. It is said
count Of some disturbance he was ordered or Tho
parties met In the restaurant, whom difhouity
took place. and 6anderson was stabbed In the side
with . pen-knifs, inaicting slight wound. 0fRcsr
Lynch arrested Henley, and he was held for .
hearing at tho Eighth precinct station. house.
For CoURr.-A colored man named VIM.
Lee was arrested BY ofaosr Barker, Of the Seventh
ward, on Thursday, on . charge Of robbing the
restaurant Of Roscoe A. Bteers on Tuesday night
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cloak, and ten dollars in money. Lee confessed
the larceny, and said white boy named Henry
Charlston was concerned with him. Justice Han
dy committed him TO jail for court. Subsequently,
Charlston was arrested and held TO bail for bis sp-
pcsranoe at court.
CoUNrERrErr TREASURY NorEs-Counter-
felt one dollar Treasury notes have made their ap-
Psarsncs in this city, and several have been taken
BY our merchants without noticing them. The
counterfeit can readily be detected, the engraving
being very bad and the paper Of an inferior quail.
ity. The rod and green oolors in the countsrfsits
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
notes Of this denomination when offered.
APPoINrNENr.-The vacancy occasioned by
the death Of Eli Rodgers, q guard at the JAIL was
on Tuesday the 24th instant filled BY the appoint
meut VI tupthh Shmo1 SOiembn. Cnpteln COo-
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 eminently
qualified to all this position with credit to himself
and benefit to the Government.
OANP-MEErISd.-A camp-meeting will be
held at Nsisvlls, ten miles north Of Rockville on
tho Frederick road, and twelve miles south of Mt.
Airy, 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 csmp.mesting can be
obtained by addressing Benjamin Fawostt, Coles
VILE, Maryland.
The WHOLE ARGUMENT IN A NUTSHELL
The reason Why SoEodont has supplantsd all other
dsntrices is that tho aourishing promises they fail
to keep this peerless vegetable preparation quickly
performs. When once adopted BY man or woman,
1t 10 never relinquished.
PosrPoSED.-The Fenian meeting which
was announced to be held at the Fair building last
evening did not take place, on account Of some
Misunderstanding relative to securing . permit
from the managers Of the Soldiers and Sailors
Orphans Home Association.
CLRRKs OF THE DEPARTMENTS ny Moon
LIGHr.-The Wawaset has been chartered for
grand excursion to Glymont next Tuesday evening,
July 81. The Marine Band has been engaged, and
every disposition made for good time.
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.
SHOOTING AFrAIR.-Yesterday morning.
about o'clock, Mr.. Christopher Iugis, residing in
Market street, shot Michael Reynolds, keeper Of q
grocery on the corner Of Third and Frederick
ytrsets, wounding him, probably, mortally. The
shooting was done under the following oiroum
stances; In the carly part Of the night. Officers
Martin and Brown saw some one lurking about the
premises Of Mr.. Inglsj on approaching him, found
Tito be Reynolds. They started him homo, and
supposed hs had gono. 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 the window, and QUESTIONED her as to the