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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-27
p ?. new YORK market-JuIv On.

IL ~ N fyAr>f 49, AAVk-TSubt fSoe ~
~ active and tending upward; 9s9
FGOGR steady for Iow and medium grades and and
lower for Inferior and high descriptions 90 7097 g5
ior extra State; 4s O099 40 for extra round hoop
S'S; ana S0SO9 Y Is for trade brands. market Gloss
.iN.alsKY-Quiet at q 'aOSS rs for State and
lWHEAT-Beceipts 1870 bushels; market arnniieer
with more active demand and part speculative.
VI 30 for rejected Milwaukee, 81 rs for good Chcapo
spring; Sl96@2 90 for new No. l Milwaukee, ~ rs
Tor od. amber Michigan, n 90. t,l ,,1f,rt6 wox
RYE-Dqil; saiss 1000 bush western AZ s11.c.
BARLEY AND BARLEY iMALT4Dnll and
COR Receipts Iss. 900 bushels. Market without
decided ichange apd in fair demand; sales 1876 900
nhspels A. S4k9s5or for sound mixed Westarn--
cblehy at inside price; 90c for western yellow.
OATS-Reeeipts 332735 bnshels. Market rather
more steady at 4SkCS47e for Chicago 4sg63c for
Milwaukee. ---S -
SUQAR-St Stead y. Cuba lu3lI1c.V w
PETROLEUM-Dulla at 23923Ho for crude and
3'93gc for refined in bond. -
h0Rk-Opened steady, but closed drn; esl e20
300 for new mess closing at $32 90 regular $50 90
for old do. and s2e 75G275O forprimo. 80
BEkF-Unchanged =. - ~ p ~ VI
and 1890 SO for hams
hARD-.Dull and heavy at 1s92OKo,
BUTFER-Heayya at2OSsSc for Ohio, and 9794Oc
CHEEsE--Dull at iO9lsc. ,. d., , "a
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PURIFY the BLOOD.-K the blood be
pure, the body. which is formed from and BY the
blood, cannot be deceased. But n there be in any
part Of the bOdy any affection such as boil or ul-
Ger, even bruise, tho blood circulating through
that part takes up impure matters from thslOeaI az
fectiOn and earriesitinto the general system. This
10 the cause often Of sudden death to persons Of full
habit afflicted with bos and ueerr, and who use no
medicine; the matter gets into the ciculatins sJs-
tenn and chokes up the ne blood vessels which sup
ply the brain with vitality. and life ceases as il
,r27 Bereft BY LiShtninE. jl.GI
Now this can be remedied. ..... .,r
-iai 5pas1u BRANDRETH'S PILLS ID lidhr
Take ali impure matters from the circulation, and
save thagensrAl health. soon curing local affections
also. BRANDRETH'S FILLS protect from tedi.
Gus times Of sickness and often bayeiiis. sOldby
all DTpggists. Inaggg saaLz jnlyfsd&vlm
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RATcMELOR'S HAM nYEI

MARRIAGE AND CELIBAOY, an Es-
say OfIMarnins and instruction for Young Men.
sDissastsaho Abuses which pfCstrats tie vital
powers. with sgE means Of fslisf.a Sent free Of
charge In sealed letssr envelopes. Address, Dr.
SkiIthdg A01 TON n IA a hbDisiiChI Iphil-
sdelbhia. Pa. aprlIydGWam
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-27

Removed from HIS Ola Oalce.
DRi9KsB. Williams. VET BrOsdwluJyl ~. NJ
High street, Columbus, Ohio, has devoted himsoI
for ssriss0 years 70 the tea meht Of certain pri
vate dipsnsses sHS may'bseonnultsdn nb hiu once
Broadway. near the KchApge Beuk Nsn,. .......s
en-. 81, y 4. sSS 1. fe--st zs s'S "
hhs'sSla n
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6UsMUIcJ .gTATaV5Jl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

o1n9E p .eUdsnrJo3
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-06-16

The Anderson Inteligencer' says: The
Baptist Church in this village has been night
ly throngcd with anxious listeners to the
preaching Of the gospel for ten DAYS past Some
six or eight persons have connected them
selves with the Church, and the work of grace
is still progressing. Each night the mourn
ers' bench is crowded with eager inquiries af
ter salvation. and there is an absorbing into
rest manifested on every occasion.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-06-16

grateful pcople--gratcful, even, for fair play
Out of 600 farmers, deduct fifty, and the rest
DO not SEQ wheaton loaf, or smell meat, ex-
ccpt at Christmas and Easter. They have
been brought up to this custom. One tenant
on the Devon estate I have seen sit down to
potatoes, buttcrmilk and Indian meal, who
purchased at recent sale 100000 worth of
property, and did not have to borrow shil
ling to pay for it. | believe this to be the
usual mode of living in Limerick"
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state oa' South CAROLINA.
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

IN ORDINARY CITATION. q H... -.
W llEREAS. Kob't. a. Thompson. c.E.p.p:,
w hath applied to me for letters of adminis-
traton upon the Estate of William Spencer,
deccnscd. late of the District of Pickens and
State aforesaid: The kindred and creditors of
said deceased, are therefore, cited to appear be-
fore me a, Pickcns G. II. Oh Monday the I'd day
of July. 1866, to shcw cause, if any they, can,
why said letters should not be granted. Given
under my hand aud seal this ll.h day Of Mag,
1896. W. H. UOLCOMRE. Cpd
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-06-16

Bay" Jcddo, the capital of Japan, is pro-
nounccd the largest city of the world, beyond
all doubt, 1t contains million of habita-
tions and five millions Inhabitants; many of the
streets are twenty two miles long.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-06-16
A. c. A R ID

DR. JOHN r. PARKER offers his PROFEs-
~ SlONAL SERVICES to the citizens Of Pckena
District in its various branches: Surgery, Pathol-
oay, Obstetrics and Pharmacy. Especial attention
will be paid TO tho diseases of women and children
Prompt and attentive in tho discharge Of his
duties, he hopes to merit tho patronage he has
heretofore received. Any request left with Mrs.
LAWRENCE will bo attended to at the earliest hour
possible, Office next door to Col. Norton's
February 90, 1866 30 !f
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PRICES GIVEN IN CURRENCY
C0RnECTED wEEKLY by

Salt, Liverpool, per Sack, $3.50 to Sc.
Coffee, Rio. per b., 40c.; Lagnyra 45c.; Java,
6Oc. Sugar. Cuba, por b.. lS to 2Oc. Clari.
fed. % to 25c. Nails thcst quality per b..
H., l2lc. Yarn. per Bunch, 50 rs to IS. o.
naburgs, per yard, 25 to 80 Shir'ings. brown
and blcactcd, 25 to lOc. per yard Calicocs, per
yard 20 to 25 English, 81 to 40c. Powder, por
ID. Zoe; Shot, per h., 20o. Lead. per lb zoe.
Indigo, per lb., s. to S3. Madden. per lb., Soc
Spice. per'lb.. soc. Ginger ncr h., soc. Pep.
per. per ib, GO to 100 Tnbacco, Chewing per
3D., 60 to Sl.4O. Shpvcls. 81 so to 50 so. Axes,
Is. w. Collins.) So tn $3.50,
COUNTRY PRODUCE
Corn. &l.75 1852 per bus!,cl. Peas, $l.50 to
Sl.75. Cotton, lnosc Is to 300. per lb. balcd,
20 to 25e. Bacon, lG. to 20c per lh. lard 20
to 25c. per 10. -Four, per barrel, &l4 to SIG.
Becswax. 20 to 2jc per b.. Tallow, -! to l5c.
per lh Butter, ojc per Ib. Eggs, l2l to l5c.
ncr lnzcn
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TIE LAST CALL.

AKn"I @1IIS O1AO1<'
| WILL be Mt P;okens G. H.. on Monday 25th
2Gth and 9Th. and at Walhalla 2S,h. 20th and
3 9TH June, for the purpose of receiving Returns
and faxes for 1868. My Books will then be closed.
DeInultcrs will be dealt with as the lazy directs
after that date.
S. G.. IIERNDON, T. C. +,
June 2, 1866 3S 3
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WAKE up!

1 III PERSONS indebted to the Estate Of T.arkin
~ Hendricks. deceased, must come forward I'M
.mcdiat"ly and make payment; or they will have
cost to pay, rs longer indulgence will not be given
Those having demands against said Estate will
present them, legally httcstch to
a. J. ANDERSON, Ex'or.
June 13 1856 80
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-06-16

MONTGOMERY, June IA majority of the
Supreme Court have decided the first and
eighth sections of tho stay law, postponing
Judgment on suits for twelve months to be un
constitutional. The second, third and fourth
sections which stay collections Of Judgment
already rendered before the passage of the
law was also decided unconstitutional andvoid
The sixth section relating to sales under mort
cages il also declared void.
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The State OF South Caroline.

The State Of South Carolina.
PICKENs-IN ORDINARY.
H. N. Robins, Ex'or, po,;,;on G.. .o.r,
Mary A. capohart,ctals. ment of E"tato
I L appearing to my satisfaction that the heirs
Il ataw of Harvey Cnpchart, deceased (num-
Der, names and residence unknown,( reside
without tho limits Of this State :: 1t is ordered,
therefore, that these said absent defendants do
appear in tho Court OF Ordinary. ut Picliens G.
H., on Monday the 9th day of August next, to
show cause why final settlement Of the Estate
of Leonard Capehart. deceased should not he
then made, anda decree entered thereon.
w. j.. IIOLC0MBE, o.PD.
Ordinary Office, May %, 1866 3m
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AUGUSTA, June l2.-J. r.: Bryant, editor
OF the Loyal Georgan," Frecdman's or
gan, was arrested by the civil authority this
afternoon for attempting to dcirand negroes
out of money borrowed Of them when he, Bry-
an was an officer Of Government. lie was re-
leased, a coorcd man becoming his surety.
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State Of South Carolina,
PICK Ems DISTRICT. Y

PICKENS DISTKICT. 73Il7,
SARAH Il. WILSON,, wife Of w. Alex
i . Wilson, farmer, Of tho State and District
aforesaid, gives noticotbat one month fron,sthe
date hereof, willdo bnsiness as sole trader,
or free dealer Occugntioa Weaver and Semr-
atresa SARAH II. WILSON.
juno Q, 1866. $50 81 Rli IS
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State OF South Q:aa.OFitaa.

IN oRDINARY-ClTATION.
WV IUEREAS. Rob't. A.Thompson. c.EP,p..
W. hath applied to mo for letters of admins
,tration upon the Estate of Joshua Spencer dc sd,
late of the District of Pckens and State afore-
sad:.. Tho kindred and creditors,o of said de.
ceased, are therefore, citcdto appear before mo.
at Pickcns Court IIonse on Monday tho Cd day
of July, 1866. to shew cause, if any they can,
why said letters should not bo granted. Given
under my hand and scnl this l4thdaysof May,
1866. 4r9 w. Il. HOLCOAIBE, otp.p.
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EE A St. Albans' special dispatch reports
m engagement between Col. Dab Scarflans'
regiment and the British cavalry near Pigeon
Hill. The British cavalry were dispersed and
fled in confusion. The Fcnians captured 100
horses and three flags. Four Fcnians were
wounded, one British soldier was killed and
three wounded Col. Scanlan subsequently
ordered the regiment to withdraw from Cana
dian soil, but Gen. Spear still remains.
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IIIT 81 ~ u VT INUUI IT CANOIlNA,
plCKENS-IN EQUITY.
John Burdinc ,.u
sami Burlnc. ct als plement for Partition.
TIlE defendants in this case. namey-Samuel
L Eurlinc, T. H. Southwck aad wife Patsy, Jno
w. La.hem, Richard NJ. Lathcm, Abraham i. La.
them, Anthony G. Iathcm, Samuel w. Lnthemy Jas
+. Petit and wife Jane f., William II. Strcety and
wife Sarah and iIcprctn Ham and husband -
Ham, Jacob Earnest and wife Betsy, and George
lathem-reside without the limits pt this State: On.
motion of Harrison Whhncrs, compliments So
lictOrs, it's ordered that these several absentsde-
PENDANTS do appear in this Court, within three
months from the publication hereof. and Plead nm
swer, or demur, to complainants snid bill Of com,,
plants otherwise, NH order pro confesso will boz
entered against thcm.
ROB'T. a. THOMPSON, c.E.rp
Coni'rs Office March 81 1865 ~ 3m
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MASONIC CELEBRATION.

THE MASONIC FRATERNITY in general arc
respectfully invited to unite with Walhala
Chapter No %, r.: a. NJ, and Blue Ridge Lodge.
No. o. y. f. NJ in the celebration of st. Johns
day. (the 9th Of Jnne.) on Saturday the 23d inst.
Members Of the Fraternity will meet in the Mason
ic Hall at hnlt-past o'clock, a. NJ. when tho pro-
cession will be formed and marched to the Luther
an Church, where appropriate addresses will br
delivered by His Exccllency Gov. j. l.. ORn. G NJ
Of this State and Rev. L. S. ARTHUR, q. S. Of the
Grand Chapter Of this State.
The famlies OF deceased brethren nnl Cumpan-
ions. tos,etl.c with the community generally are
respectfully invited to be present the occasion.
FLETClIER SMITH,
a. B. BOWDEN,
&. II. SPEARS
s. f.. MAXWELL,
Is. w. BELL.
Committee Of Awanycmcnts from the Chapter
II. w. PIEpER,
II. HERNDON.
w. +. PARKER,
Con'mMcc Of lt,Yanyemcnts from Blue Nidye
Lo8yr.
Walhala, .Lnnc 6. lSGG 39-2
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7, Is. ANIMAL 'Foop NEcEssARY.-N Cur
ling, for seventeen years agent on tho Devon
persons Ion the estate. They arc energetic,
moral, and well-bchaved. 4 donot remember
orin,e in seventeen years, not even SO much
as stealing s'ch;cken. They arc contcnscd,
The national Republican., 1866-08-07
GAIT SULPHUR SPRINGS, MONROE
- COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

Thi. popular Summer Resort will open for the reesp
ton Of visitors on the lst Q: JULY, and remain open
until the last Of OCTOBER NT'
DR.. Muttsr, Professor Of Surgery in tbs Js6sr.o,
Medical College Phiadelphia from personal observs.
on And easmiosl analysis, placed these Springs as the
chronic or organic nature,
In visiting the Springs persons will have an oppertu
NIFTY o. sseing Fairfax station, Manassas Junction. War
virginis.
Good Coaches connect with the trains Of the Alsxsn
visitors 70 the Springs
Great palms have been taken 10 put the buldpss and
grounds In good order and repair
The Hotel will accommodate 400 persons; besides
there are number Of handsome Cottages htted up
prsssly for families.
Terms: es 80 per day; liberal discount to persons
half price. RCCRLSTON BALDWIN co
is2S-u -
The national Republican., 1866-08-07
BY.TE1AalRAPH'
The National Republican. 4
PROGRESS OF. The CHOLERA
1T SLOWLY ADVANCES soUrHwARD
- ''''s s......... - - f.,.........
The Philadelphia Convention
= We ,s,ss.s.s...'-7 - 90 ......... ss...H
M,ARYlAN N poLITIcs.
NJ M ~ a......... s----A-->--- lac y
Terrible Steamboat Explosion.
RESSi or The CHOLERA
7 SLOWLY ADVANCES soUrHwARD
The Philadelphia Convention
M.ARYLANp poLITIcs j.
Terrible Steamboat Explosion,
o The American Ds.tsl Association.

Bosros, Aug 4-Ths ffth days session Of the
Dental Convention closed this afternoon. The
Convention decided 70 finally adjourn on Tuesday
next at p. m, TO meet In Cincinnati on the last
Tuesday Of July, 1884, The only important bust.
ness transacted to-day was the confirmation Of the
following appointments. reported BY the committee
COMMITTEES Of Arrangemsnts-Drs. L J. Tan. Of
Cincipnatii ". H. Goddard, OF Louisville; and II.
r. smlth, Of Oincinuati., 5ai if-,r- f'.' ~. n
Committee on Publications L. d. Shepard,
Of Balem; and Jamss NJ Msnns, of Hartford. hos
Op Prise Esssys-zDn. Isaac 8. Forbes, Of 81.
Louis; W. =. Morrill,, Of New Albany, Indiana; e.
W. Field, Of Detroit; A. O. Howes Of Brooklyn
| and 3. A. Bogue, OF New York.
On Dental Physiology j. Smith Dodge, Jr,
Of New York; Geo. 8. Allen, Of Newburg, New
York; and W. 4. Uhase, Of Iowa City.
On Dental Chemistry--Drs. Il. weldman, Of Phil
adslphis; J. L. Buckingham, Of Philadelphia; and
Ambrose Lawrence, Of Lowell. '+''
On Dental Pathology and Surgery-Drs. WIN. H.
Attansin, Of New York; Asa We'll, Of Norwalk
Connsctiout} ]. L. sussrott Of Chsmbersburg
Counecticutt and D. +. Arlington, Of Wilmington,
North Carolina. .a-..
On Operative Dentistry--Drs J. 8. Knapp, Of
New 0rleans; @. R. Butler, Of Cleveland; and g.
A. Miles, Of Brooklyn. I ..... l-...-' III-.- +
On Mechanical Dentistry-Dp. A. W. Kingsley,
Salmon, Of Boston; Corydon Palmer, Of Warren,
Ohio; and 8. H. Palmer, Of Syracuse. .....
On Dental Education-Drs Q. W. spalding Of
g. Loais; George r. Barker, Of Philadslphia; and
]. q. Colburn, Of Newark.
On Dental Htersturs--Ds. W. Brown, Of Now
Londsn ~ Dean, Of Chicsgo and W. II. How
On Volunteer Essays--Drs 4. NJ. Harris, of Bos.
ton, and @. II. Cushing, Of Chicago :
Special COMMITTEES on Microecopes-Drs. ]. II.
MoQuillen, Of Philadelphia; R. W. vanney, Of Now
York; and Geo. s. Allen, Of fNewburg, NY.
The national Republican., 1866-08-07
ANS COURT.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON c0UNTY-
To wr:
In the case Of Robert Golden executor Of Catharns
Golden deceased the executor Aforesaid has, with the
County Aforesaid, appniued SATURDAY the 4th day Of
August next for the final settlement and distribution
Of the personal estate Of said deceased and Of the
assets In hand far AS the sane have been collected and
turned into money! whom and whore all the creditors
and haiys Of said deceased notified to attend with
their claims properly vouehed they may otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefit In said deceased
atsi provided copy Of this order be published once
. week for three weeks In the NAryosAL RxPusLIoAs
previous 70 the said day,
Test T. o, RoBBINs
iylt'iAvsw Register VI wills,
The national Republican., 1866-08-07
steasaboat Explosion.

MADISON, August 6.-The steamer General Lytle
blew up near Bsthlehsm this afternoon.
The passengers say she was racing whom tho ex-
plosion took place. ..,. = .,. go
Both boats were close together, and the st.
Charles brought the dead and wounded to this city
Not more than IL or l8 persons are lost.
The oaaosrs Of tho St. Charles dsny the charge
that the boats were racing. = .t . -
The 81. Charles rendered every assistance posi-.
sible. d, - - r
The General Lytle Is total wreck.
The national Republican., 1866-08-07
.AuGEIo.MaALRa
p YoJ,nsC .niMoG,UIRE - o,OOH

fsdefxcs sAGl oy tISl COTTAGE strn COZ.
ssw:s a1ssSn1 tsp ~ ~ "a Isp1s. s5gs csoyEps ssHr
oa hoHDAY. .Ae ls.h day q August, a e'sioeE, D
i f Il ~ I'd 4 :.ss,,s:s 4: ~; i. /,
si.S se!tA8 sit.. a poel ~ asYs s.sA. .sf
% "a e.atigss.s y Ne eity ssa oAs q ~ osi
lss,sf:s a. ~ ...i i :.t;
nd % .ufosadins sesssTy ~ Z II ~ lppscseS
direct through from Connecticut avenue and tlj0ini
the valuable place o. NJ Lsusg ssd h In itself vsiaa-
bic esnsq.saeso o. Ne yrospsst sithse of Ksiessms
or HesdlAp Hnl bsas sslsStsd 10 bald ths sunnsa
residence ior The being between thsss silss
Ssf sSs .iS:S s,.S
squAst Of The pisss 70 vks purshsssr. Wi
b privileged 70 est hs sess from gras far tbs foua-
asss.s = ssy baiidiags thsy may tssns 70 srsss
Plata iAs prop.,s, nay " .sss =. Oh. sue.o. room
Of >; q .sesirs g c., where the property nsy =
Terms. oas Aslf essh rssiAss e. Is aad ls nouths
yh istsrest Tor aeeeS sss.rsd % The property sold
~ 'S'" w EoURss, Trustee. r.,
,.h ~ H.n' JAs G. nc6UfRs CO., n
ftss al a
The national Republican., 1866-08-07
THE GALAXY.
NO. VII.-F0R AUGUST lST.
CONTENTS.

THE GALAXY.
l. NO. vII.-PoR AUGUST lsT
CONTENTS:
TIE CLAvERINGs with illustration.) By Anthony
ESSAYS AND ESSAY WRITING, BY Theodore ClM.
enoe.
IEAaLEos dERoMs with an iilus,rstion.) By Eugene
LIsEs no 4 LIED oHSE WORTH. By Anne N. Crane.
THE EMERALD BEETLES. By T. =, Crane.
CHARLES wATRRToN By h, D. Carter.
THE fURRow, By Henry Whitaker
W, Parsons.
TIE eUARTIER LATIN By Edmund Gilbert.
AkCHIE LOWELL By Mrs. Edwards.
SOUND AND SENSE with an iliustration.) By George
PoLIPEL,s IsLAND. By John wiitse Lee.
oATkwAYs OF THE CENTRAL PARK. By Richard
Grant White,
AZ ASaM. ASoIpxsT. i By Mrs.. James H. Williams
THR dALAxYb publishsd fortnightiy At % cents .
numbss - for Ne year ~ numbsrS es for the half.
w.aAEP. CHURCH,
VA No. % PsEk Bow, New York,
The national Republican., 1866-08-07
GRADING EAST CAPITOL STREET
" &C.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER PUBLIC BuILDrHss,)
CAPIroL UNITED STATES, J
wAsHIEaros CIrY, July 81, 1855 J
p Sealed proposals will be received st this once,
until l2 o'clock noon Of WEDNESDAY, August 10, fer
grading East Capitol street, from Third to Eleventh
strests east The bids will state the price Of excavation
and ninE BY the cubic yard Also separate proposals
for enclosing Lincoln Square with permanent wooden
picket fence Ave feet In height The pekets to be Of
the best white pine, undrss.ed three inches in width
one Inch in thickness, and four feet In length, With
base bosrd foot In width The posts to be OF cedar
and set eight feet apart from centre to centre The rails
OF spruce or Norway pine, two inches by four. Two
strips all round to Be securely nailed oyer the piekss
on the outside turn-stile to be placed at each
Of the fence and large gate In the centre Of sseh side
with good hansiugs and fsstsnings
Bidders will state their proposals BY the linsal foot
All the work Of grading and building the fence be
completed by ths middle Of October next.
The work will be given to the lowest responsible bid
der. The two Jobs to be separately considered.
Twenty per cent Of the contract price will be retained
as security for the faithful performances Of the work
The bids will be opened at this once the 18th day
Of August, at l2 o'clock noon. ~
aug2.td B. B. FRENCH, @. P.B
The national Republican., 1866-08-07
Mortality In New, York.

mortality IN New YORK.
New YoRK, Aug. 6.--The number Of deaths in
the city last week was s48 Of which $50 we're from
disease is now abating. Twenty cases and four
deaths were reported to-day, and in Brooklyn eight
cases and one death.
Total number Of deaths In Brooklyn last week
wss 342, Of which seyenty-two were from cholera.
The national Republican., 1866-08-07
Cholera In Philnd lphia,

Cholera In Philadelphia. o.
PHILADELPHIA, August 6.-The Board Of Health
to-day, up to noon, showed fourteen now cases,
three Of which fatal The report 10 for satur.
day and Sunday
The total number of deaths from cholera during
the week ending Saturday was forty-seven.
The national Republican., 1866-08-07
THE NATIONAL UNION BUSINESS

THE NATIONAL UNION BUSINESS
Il COLLEGE,
NORTHWEST CORNER SEVENTH AND STREETS
INTBLLlGENCER BUILDING,
ls one Union Of Colleges extending to the principal
cities Permanently based upon the lust prfucipls Of
individual ownership. II ossfs unequsiIsd advantages
schools.
enssriAn Psnmsnship taught in It's purity by Henry
y spencer the celebrated author Of the "spsnesran
The systsm Of Business Practice Invented and sue.
ces uy Taught By the proprietor, will receive his
eiA attention This Is the most Important p'r Of the
Book keeping Course Here the student applies his
theoretical knowledge, and Is prepared for the
minute details Of actual business The system 10 so
valuable that others are using II.
instruction, adopted In all branches allows
the student 10 proceed rapidly he chooses. The
teacher Is the only one who needs 70 know the dsnesn
cies OF any pupil Especially 10 this the during
the summer months, when schools ususlly have small
attendance.
The public are invited 10 call and examine the most
Washington.
jsl8-u Proprietor
The national Republican., 1866-08-07

yesterday afternoon Coro.
ner Woodward held an inquest over the body of q
morning in tie ;:rd Of the ooiOr.d T Pr.sSyt.risS
church, on Fifteenth street. The jury, sftsr hear.
ing all the evidence, rendered verdict that the
child was strangsd TO dsath by some party un.
known. The Impression Of finger nails were dis.
covered on the neck. The body was buried BY the
Corporation.
The national Republican., 1866-08-07

BASE BALL MAToH.-The home and home
match between the second mines Of tho National
and Union base hall clubs will take place to-day in
the Prssidentp grounds at three O'Clock p. m.
The national Republican., 1866-08-07
Georgia Delegates TO the Philadelphia Con
Nsnfian-Ilest Il + ctixa Eirs In Allan

AUGUSTA, Ga, August 6-The following COM
pstes the list Of the Georgia delegates to the Phil.
adelphis Convention; Second District, ELI Warren
and ]. L. Wimberly Third, Hiram Turner and r.
II. Worrell. At large, A. H. Stephens, II. v.
johnson, A. II. Chappell, and D. A. Walker.
The Offices Of the American Telegraph Company
and the National Express were with three or four
other buildings, burned at Atlanta Sunday night.