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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-07-25

A friend Of ours Wishes to know what
has become Of the gold watch the 5,h
Iowa Cavalry took from his house in
1862. It 10 not accounted for 10 the As
seasons rsturns Of that State, as hereto.
fore pebIishsd. He requested u. to say
70 the fellow tha, relieved him Of it, tha,
he holds himself ready to satisfy all the
tsIsathsrsrs claims upon it, aud thank
him to boot, IL be will return il.
Paris IntelGgeneer.
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WHAT Is WEALTH,9

Wealth is something more than gold,
More than luxury or ease;
Treasures never to be told
Nay be found apart from thece.
Men who great possessions own
Nay be needy none the less;
They are rich, and they alone,
Who have stores OF noblensss.
Palace, are dreary domes;
Pair demesne, but deserts wild
II there be not happy homes,
Gentle thoughts aud manners mild.
Trust me, though his lot be small,
And he makes but slight pretspee,
He who livss At peace with all,
DHells In true msgnincsuce.
If you'd prove Of noble birth,
o beware Of Judgments rash;
Scsrn to measure human worth
BY the sordid rule Of cash.
Gold and silver may depart,
Proudest dynasties may fail;
He who has the trusst heart
Is the richest Of US all.
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THE POISONED FLOWER.
Az INCIDENT IN Tnk LIFE or ONE OF THk
EiRLY KtNos OF FRANCE.
.",i t,. -

There are various traditions ~ TO the
orxia Of the Golden Lilly upon III. .bi.ld
ofFrsncs. Among these !. ,b. following
ineident, said to have occurred 10 tho Ia,
{" part ofths 'sI.Ssn:h century, during
the reign Of Philip Augustus. ="
The prince va, only fifteen whom hs
s'espdsa the throne; burths.:rohg hand
with which he ,.iz-d III. r.iss Of the
Cover" mont, a~ingtbs turBuien, mobiles,
aad protecting the common p.opl. asain.,
their sggressions, sooa convinced them
that hs'~ss NO, to be despi.sd for hi.
you,h. 81 " " = :. "
Though By this course hs greatly en-,
dssrsd himself to The ui..s 81 bis subjects,
his life was more than once threatened,
sud even attempted; bu, these plors i.
ta'iably ongiGs,sd amo"g tn. ptopd and
naughty uobles, who - ere 'r.I,ivv under
tie restraints imposed upon them by ,b.
Kings strong arm, aad his jus. and kind
heart. 80 '.
10 the summer Of the. eleventh year Of
bis rsigns weary d tLs cares Of state,
Philip retired with his court to his ,oyaI
residences Al Chsunont. which VA, . fa,
vo'i,s resort to him.
Among his TRAIN was Gsoffty, Coun,
Do Neville, the hsturai son' Of Louis VII,
che Risgs kalf'broth.r Ii. Sas = mild
and inofsn''rs man. sppars"ty veil con
tented with the title and estate eonf.red
by ths late King upou his mother, and
which hs had inbsnlsd upon her death.
bu. unfortunately be married = naughty.
snb'tisus woman Who was bu, lily inelin.
81 10 forsge htf 'eliips to royalty.
At The death pt Louis, she openly as.
serted that there had bee. . score, mar.
yiags between him asd the late COUNTESS
ds NsviIA asd upon tb. 6s.d Of her sos
should rsst the Gown Of Frascs. he be
Ing The eldest born. and urged her hus
band 70 assert his claims. Bs, this tn.
Count refused to do. bsirg i'll G,,sd BY
nature 10 ae, Z part requiring more ,hs.n
usual energy and ability, besides sntsrtain.
Ing too strong au affection for the young
King who hsd treated him With unu.usi
hndnsss. to seek 10 deprive biz. Of bis
fiRhtful inheritance. y
HPhiiip heard Of the pss,sssions which
che Countess set forth, be manifested no
Sutsard token OF displsasurs o, distfui,.
% the contrary, hs gave bis brother
ina"y evidences Of regard, iPpoio,ihg him
to hoaorsry Offices near bic person. At
. thosgh he took care that they ~srs such
- conferred ts, little power "'"'
This was . nsw source Of grievance to
che naughty, Cosatsss. whs never rsIia.
quisSsd the idsa OF becoming = queen,
and b.d soadly inrgiasd that, oa secous,
ef PHILIPPE youth, his bro,6sr would oh
taia soeh strong sscsndsocy owe, bis
niiad a. would make him King 10 reality,
u not 10 name.
: This disappsiatwsas VS. fsls With 10.
essasAd bitterness vhss she became the
hsothss of . eco. Ia shsn che csntsrsd
Sif h~ ambisious hopes. ssd oil The love
sAs wss cspsSas oi feeling tos oss.
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How to Foretell the Weather.


In q manual OF the barometer, com,
piled BY admiral Fhzroy, and jus, pub
|lished oy the Board Of Trade, the follow.
ing useful observations occur.
Whistler clear or cloudy. a rosy siy a,
sunset dsno.es fus wsathsr-a rsa skv in
the morning bad weather, or much wind,
P'rhaps rain-a high dawn, wind and
low dawn, fair weather. Soft looking
delicate clouds, toretell fine weather, with
moderate o, light breezss-hard edged,
oily looking clouds, wind. A dark, gloomy
blue sky, windy, but a bright blue skv,
moderate 6ns weather. Generally, the
softer clouds look, the less wind, but per,
haps The more rain may be sxpsctsd :;
end tho harder, moro greasy rolled,
.ufted, or ragged, the stronger the wind
will prove. Also, a bright yellow sky a,
sunset prs'agss wind pale yellow, ,oet J;
aud thus by the prevalence Of red, yellow,
or grey tints, the coming weather mar be
told very nsarIy-indeed, il aided by in
sruments, almost exactly. Small inky
looking clouds fors;sll rain; light scud
clouds driving across m..ses, show rain
and wind; but il alone, may indicate
wind only.
High upper clouds, crossing the sun,
moon. or stars, in q direction dffersn,
from the lower couds, Of the wind ,hsp
felt below, foretsll a change Of wind
When the sea birds fy out early and far
to ses~srd, moderate and fair weather
msy be expected. When they hang abou,
the land. or over il, sometimes flying in,
land. expect a strong wind With stormy
weather.
There are ether signs Of oming change
in the weather known less generally tn an
may be desirable. and are, therefore,
worthy Of nolics-such as whom birds ol
long h'ght-rooks, swallows, cranes. and
e,h:r', hang about home, and ay up and
down, or low, rain and wind may BE- e1
Psc,ed. Also, when animals seek she
tered places. instead Of spreading owe
their usual range; when smoke from
cbimnsys does not round readily, or star
upwards during = calm, an uu!avorabl,
change 10 probable.
Dew is an indication Of fine wsathe or
80 10 fog. Neither Of these formation.
occur urder an overcast SKY, or whsr
there is much wind. One sees fog occa
sion"lIy rolled away, \. i. were by wind
bds seldom or never formed whils it i,
Blowing.
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At DenopoIis. Ala, = negro made
application to the Bureau to recover his
runaway master. II seems that . Van.
kss settler had employed q number Of
negroes to work cotton plantation. but
the crop got 50 much "in the gra.," thu,
hs found he wss doing a losing business,
aud decampsd.
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LEhos CAKs-Thrse cups Of suesr.
ono cup Of butter. four cups Of aour, one
cup OF milk, one tsaspoousul OF soda, the
juice aad rind ofoes l.uon. aod dvs ege,;
the whites sud yslks 70 bs bsa,su sep..
ssssly.
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The csusus returns show that the total
numbsr Of Iadisns in the Usitsd States,
" 100000. About 5000, we're in thu
service Of the Government, during the
war, and some Thousand. more we're on
the side Of the late @ C,nfsdsracy.
The national Republican., 1866-08-09
TINTED STATES MARsHAL'ssALE.

In virtue Of writ Of Yi.ri Yss,ss i.su.d f,ou m.
Gsfk once Of the Supreme Court Of the Distris n
Colunbs and % me Afsctsd viii ssii Al pablis ssls
of easn on TUESDAY, August II, lssa at 10 ieloek
m, on tne premises, corner Of wsshpstou ana Water
s..s asoIgstown, D. c.. the following goods and
Al Blsetsnithing Tools lee Hooks, pr,,,. Was. I'm,
Work, &c, not made up In Blacksmith shop corner
material there. ~ SO ''
Two New Bodies Of wagons.
One Whselbarroyv ... ... ...I q ..# .....
ne alreetly Afterwards, at Downing auction stovs
On street. nearly opposite Market sausre
One Sofa 49, - s-.'''.'"w w"'
One Painting Hr-aY ...
Biz Cane. .bottomed Chairs ra.. ..... ~.
One Silver Pitcher
One Brass Spirit Levsl
Sns srt,s ,ss FER Trsrpstasl Motion Eight day Cloet.
One Mirror "'
One salvsr.
ons Cane ssat Rocking Chair.
sehed ana levied upon as the properly Of John Nur-
ply, and will be sold satisfy sxecuton No ios in
.s.Ir, s,Gr 81 I.s Adler Co., use Of WIN. D. 0sssin
ssn1 sonn Anrphy. D. g. GOODIN0,
United States MArshal D. G.
The national Republican., 1866-08-09
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

A MEETING of the Board of Guardians OF
Public Schools was held on Tuesday evening The
order Of the evening being the election Of teachers
for the ensuing year, the following named personi
were chosen; Primary No. !, Miss Bates; No. .,
Miss Turner No. g. Miss Binn; No. 4, Mrs. Ed
A committee was appointed to inaugurate the
teachers at the opening Of the schools on the first
Monday Of September.
On motion Of Mr.. Newman, the Secretary was
directed to instruct the teachers to keep the regis
ter to receive applications for admission, and II
there Is no vacancy, to file the said application,
with the date Of presentation endorsed, and whom
vacancy occurs to inform the applicant.
Adjourned
The national Republican., 1866-08-09
SALT SULPHUR SPRINGS, MONROE
~ COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

This popular Summer Resort will open for the recep.
ton Of visitors on the lst Of jolly and remain open
until the last Of OCTOBER.
DR., Mutter. Professor Of Surgery In the Jsfersop
Medical College, philadelphia from personal obserya
on and chemical analysis placed those Springs as the
mossyauable Of remedial agents In all diseases Of
chronic or organic nature.
In visiting the Springs persons will have opportu.
nifty OF seeing Fairfax Station, Manassas Junction. War
rsnton, Bull Run, Rspdsn, Orange Court House, Cor.
Virginia.
Good Coaches connect with the trains Of the Aiexan.
drA Orange and Virginia Central Railroads to convey
visitors to the Springs.
GREAT pains have been taken 10 put the budpRs and
grounds In good order and repair.
The Hotel will accommodate 400 persons; besides
pressly for families,
Terms; - 10 per day; liberal discount to persons
remaining month and longer Children and servants
half price. RCCELsToN BALDWIN Co
js2s-U ''' u, so Nm ~
The national Republican., 1866-08-09
Az TON . sALEs
United sTATBsMARsHAIIssA SALE

y yirtss O. writ Of risr Yssiss ssd rssuv,sd n.
Go..s q ths District Of Columbia sad y NJ Srscssd
is,S a.v ~ a. pun' al sss g, cash o. funDAY, ~
sore g nomas Bowling, I7< Bridge slrsss, 0sorSe.
0ne .ookipG Glass - -~'~-."-' ~W"'
One Marble Top Counter
Ons Small sorfsil Mare % ~
1sissd snd levied upon the Goods aud ehsttss Of
sssos se o. Mm; Cassin and David o. 0ooding, No.
\ ~, againss Daniel Wells. D. O. oOODIN6
seS-ou United States Marshal D. O.
The national Republican., 1866-08-09
GALE OF UNITED STATES MILL
- TARY RAILROAD PROPERTY.

GALE OF UNITED STATES MILL.
~ TARY RAILROAD PROPERTY.
OFFICE OF Assr. O. N. U. 9. NIL. R. RI
20 STREET, J
VIII be sold at Public Auction, at Aiexsndria. Va
on THURSDAY, August 23 the balance Of Un ted states
military Railroad Property remaining on hand At that
place, consisting In part as follows:
Two second class serviceabls Locomotive Euglues
Norris Sons. builders; gauge, feet sLS Inches
One Tender Truck, two small Truck Cara
one hundred pairs second hand Car Wheels on Axles
Seventy tons "T Railroad Iron (l5 lbs to Inc yardl
neaiy rev hteen Stoves, two nftsen ton Hydraulic
Jacks, hve tons unservicesble Railroad Iron. , -
i've tons wrought and Cast Scrap Iron second hand
railroad spikes, Chairs, Rubber Loops, Broad Axes,
nauis Platform and Countsr Sea 90, Lanterns OArs
Decks, Tables, and . variety Of other articles aiso
Sales 70 commence At 10 o'clock g. m st the Military
Railroad wharf, where the Locomotives Railroad Iron
and Car Wheels stored Ths balance Of the articles
yin be sold at the Railroad supply Store near ths
Orange and Alexandria Depot
viii .l.o be sold At Pittsburgh, Pa At II O'Clock, A.
m. on TUESDAY, August rs
Eleven new Box Cars, Ave feet sauge; Peuuock 4
Co, Kennel squAre, Chester county, Penn builders :
Terms: Cash, In Government funds
Any further Information relative to the Property will
be furnished on application at this once
-, Bvt. Major and A. Q Il. u. 5. Army.
The national Republican., 1866-08-09
THIS IsTO GIVE NOTICE THATTHE

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THATTHE
i subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Washington county, In the District Of Columbia
Elsn Warren late Of Washington city, D. c. deceased
All persous having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
day Of August next; they may Otherwise by law be
excluded from all bsnsht Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this sth day Of August, A. D.
1885. SAMUEL L. PHILLIPS
Au9-lwSw Administrator.
The national Republican., 1866-08-09
GRADING EAST CAPITOL STREET

oFfic. OF TIE COMMISSIONER OF PuBLIc BuILpIHGs) ]
CAPITOL or TN. UNITED STATES,
wAsHISaroS Crrr, July 81, 1895 J
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office
until " O'Clock noon OF "WEDNESDAY, August 10, r
grading East Capitol street, from Third to Eleventh
streets east The bids will state the price Of excavation
and hng by the cubic yard, Also separate proposals
Tor enclosing Lincoln Square with permanent wooden
picket fence nve feet In height The pekets to be Of
the best white pine undressed three inches 10 width
one Inch In thickness, and four feet iu length with
base board one foot In width The posts be Of cedar
and set eight feet apart from centre TO centre The rails
q spruce or Norway pine, two inches by four. Two
strips all round to be securely nailed over the pick
on the outside turn-stle to be placed at each eorasr
ofthe fence aud large gate In the cenre Of each side
with good hangings aud fastenings, WV"
sidasrs viii state their proposals hy ths hnsai foot
completed BY the middle Of October next " w
The work will be given To the lowest respon bid
DER The two lobs 70 be separately considered
Twenty per cant Of the contract price will be retained
seoIsi,y for he faithful performance OF the work
n msns WI os opened At this Once, on the lnh day
ans2.td y. FRENCH, 0. PB.
The national Republican., 1866-08-09
A NNUAL TAX NOTICE.
CsLLEcroR's 0YYIoE,
U. 8. ISrRRSAL REVENUE,
DisrRIcr or COLUMBIA,

DisrRIcr OF COLUMBIA,
WAsHIEaTos, August 8, 1866.
Notice 10 hereby given that the ANNUAL LIST OF
assessed In this Collection District the year
beginning May 1866 has been received from the As
sessor and that the Duties Taxes and Licenses
specified have become due and payable
will attend Ut my Office, No. +os Seventh street. op-
Posite General Pest Once, daily, tsunda ays excepted
from this date to AUGUST 90 1896 from clock a. m
70 8 o. clock p m, to receive the same
The Taxes included In the Aforesaid List are upon
INCOMES FOR 1865, LICRNsEs, BILLIARD TABLES
CARRIAGES, PIANOS, SILVER PLATE, &c for 1866.
All persons who shall neglect to pay the due by
them respectively, according to the list Aforesaid
within the time specified august 90 will at the
piration thereof become liable to pay TEN PER CsNT
ADDITIONAL upon the amount thereof, together with
other costs. LEWIS CLEPHANR
Collector Of Internal Revenue for District OF Columbia
u9-tauSo
The national Republican., 1866-08-09
Press Couyeutio,,,

DErRoIr, Aug s.-Ths animal meeting of the
Western Associated Press commenced in this city
to-day The principal newspapers were repre-
sented. -.
The subject of obtaining news by the Atlantic
cable was referred to q committee, who made re.
port, recommending that the press should receive
all really important news to tho oxtent II neces.
sary, OF 200 words per day.
Thexeport was adopted.
The national Republican., 1866-08-09
Fire In Ply,nouth, Mass.

PLYMOUTH, MASS, August 7zTho large brick
building connected with the Plymouth Cordage
Company's works was destroyed by FIRE this morn.
ing, with Its machinery and q large quantity Of
stock. Loss $4,000, Of which two thirds is in.
sured. The valuable steam engine Of the company
was saved, and the suspension Of business will bs
partial and temporary.
The national Republican., 1866-08-09
by j. @. MCGUIRE & co
- AUCTI0NRERs


TRusTEE,s SALE OF FINE COTTAGE SITES CON.
Ti0UOUs TO THE CITY, ON The HIGH GROUNDS
BETWEEN KALORAMA AND MERIDIAN HILL
On MONDAY, the 18th day Of August at s o 'eioct n
on the premises, shall sell Lot Of the tract q
land known :. the "wldow's Mts,', subSividsd in
nine cottage sites Of about four acres each
I'M: land is situated on the high grounds northwes,
and contiguous TO the city, and is one Of the most
beautiful locations In this vicnty for cottage
commanding as does extensive view Of Washin gton
nd ne surroIuding country and Is Il easy approach
uiee. ~ htSugh from Connectcut avenue, and sdJoini
me valuable place Of Mr.. Little and s in itself ysiua
bic soussquenes Of the prospect either Of Ksiorams
or merdisn Hill being selected to build the summer
readenes ior the President being between these sites
snc u aso proposed to construct passenger railroad
out Counectcut avenueto the boundary There Is also
quarry Of stone on the place. TO which purchasers will
privileged TO- get the from gratis for the fouu
dasions Of any buidnss they may desire to erect on
Pats Of the property may bs seen At the auction
OF J; q Mcclure Co., where the property NAV be
purchased At private sale - ~
Terms: ons half cash; residue 9, 10 and IS months
Win Interest for notes secured the property sold
Conveyancing at purchasers cost
WIN NoURsK, Trustee.
JAS. Q. MCGUIRE CO.,
U1o-d Auctioneers
The national Republican., 1866-08-09
The Recent Fire at Saratoga.

SARATOGA, August s.-The hre last night was
more destructive than was at FIRST reported It will
reach nearly $780, 000 Irrespective Of the loss that
was sustained by the guests at the Columbian hotel
reported as comparatively heavy. The amount Of
insurance Is estimated at $50, 900.
The national Republican., 1866-08-09
Cholera In New York.

New YoRk, August 8,-Nins now cases Of choL
era were reported to-day, but NO deaths, except In
the public Institutions.
Fourteen cases and four deaths were reported In
Brooklyn to-day.
The national Republican., 1866-08-09

THE "GIDEoN PRINTING OFFICE"
ESTABLISHED IN 1906.
JOSEPH L. PEARSON,
SUCCESSOR 70
GIDEON RsoN,
sTEAM.PowER
BOOK AND JOB PRINTER,
No. OIL Ninth Street. near Psnnsyivauia Avenue,
WASHINGTON CITY,
Having greatly increased the facilities Of the above
OLD ESTABLISHED PRINTING HOUSE
bysn almost
ENTIRE RENEWAL OF MATERIAL
Aud the addition Of several Of the most improved
PowER-PRE EssEs,
Is prepared to execute every variety Of
LETTHR.PREss PRINTING,
FINE VISITING CARD
PLAIN OR CoLoRED INK.
PRoMPTNEss AND DISPATCH
MAY BR
RELIED ON.
The national Republican., 1866-08-09
No Gable Dispst hes.

Nsv Yohx, Avg, g. tP. m.--No dispatches
nsy nssn tscsivsa from The cable to-day, The
,s.sn;, ns from N'viaaadlsad has 20. w reached
The national Republican., 1866-08-09

The Queen OF the Sandwich Islands In nsw
York. ..
ssv Yosk, Aug s.--Ths Queen Of the Sand.
gion hlands arrived hsrs to-day, in tho steamer
The national Republican., 1866-08-09

Delegate to the Phiisdelphia Convention.
NAsHyILLs, Aug s.-den. Kyle, Of the First
congressional DISTRICT Of East Tennessee. was ap.
pointed BY . convention Of seven counties, at
arssnvills, delegate TO the Philadslphia Convsn.
The national Republican., 1866-08-09

SERIOUSLY ILL--We regret to learn that
the venerable Mr.. Roszle an old and beloved Nom
ber Of the Ryland Chapel, Island, has been at
tAoksd with paralysis and Is In very low oondi.
tion. He is generally esteemed.
The national Republican., 1866-08-09
The north Caroline Convon,,ou.

RALkIoH, N. O., August THE returns from
tho new constitution vote so few, and the vote
slight, that 1t is impossible to speak Of the re-
suit. .'
The national Republican., 1866-08-09
THE NATIONAL UNION BUSINESS
J. CoLLEGE

NORTHWEST CORNER SEVENTH AND STREETS.
INTRLLl6ENCER BUILDING,
one In Union Of Colleges extending to the principal
cities Permanently based upon the Just prneIpe Of
Individual ownership, 1t offers unequalled advantages
at rates much lower than be Afforded by any other
schools.
sPeneerian Penmanship taught In Its purity by Henry
Key 10 PenmAnship. -
The system Of Business Practice Invented and suo.
oesuly taught BY the proprietor will rsesivs his spo.
sial attention This is the most important part Of he
Book k.heePing Course Here the student applies his
theorehoal knowledge, and 10 prepared for the mora
minute details Of actual business The Syssm n 40
valpahle that others are using II.
Individual Instruction adopted In all branches allows
the student TO proceed as rapidly as hs chooses The
teacher the only who needs 10 know the dsdcsp
oiss Of any pupil Especially this the case during
AttsndAnos,
The public are invited to call aud examine the mo.,
wAshington, "N W
i.s,.~ x, .s~iT'Slin address HEERy n onsp. p.AA,
MV PFogrisIoT
The national Republican., 1866-08-09
TEMPLE DSSltcation. .

EVANSVILLE, ONO, Aug 6.-The Jewish ball !,
on Saturday night, at the Crescent City Springs
was splendid affair: Two thousand people were
present, and everything passed of delightfully."-
The dancing was kept up until daylight.
The national Republican., 1866-08-09

Cholera Increasing In Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 8.-There were 81 deaths by
cholsrs yesterday, and ~ new cases.
The national Republican., 1866-08-09
Relaxation Of Quarantine.

SAVANNAH, Aug .8,--Msjor crofton, command.
Ing this post has been authorised not to quarantine
vessels from New York except there 10 positive
evidence Of epidemic on board.
The national Republican., 1866-08-09

Virginia Delegates to the Philadelphia Con-
ventton.
RIcHNosp, August 8-Ths district convention
at Petersburg to-day appointed the following dele.
gates to the Philadslphis convention: Thos. Wal.
Parker,
The national Republican., 1866-08-09
Probable Homicide and . Suicide,

RocHnsrER, N. Y, Aug IA man named Al.
derman shot his brother-in.law, named Bartlett, at
Hindsburg, Orleans county, last evening, during
quarrel at Adsrman's House. Bartlett will proba.
bly, die =. -
A prisoner in custody Of apoliceman from syra.
cuss, In the LOS train east from this city this
morning jumped from the car window, near War.
nsf's station, and was killed.
The national Republican., 1866-08-09

BAD BoYs.-Yesterday afternoon about
half past two oclook Ocer Callahan, of the Fourth
ward, arrested two boys named James Speaks and
James Clark, eleven and twelve years Of age, as
fugitives from their parents. Mrs Speaks gave her
son the money to pay her house rent but instead Of
doing so the boy with Clark, won't to the depot
purchased tickets to Baltimore, and were seated In
the oars when the officer found them. Justice Wal.
tor sent both of the boys to their parents.
The national Republican., 1866-08-09
III D F f M A N HOU USE,
BROADWAY. CORNER OF TWENTY. .yIrrH STREET
NEW YORK CIrY
MITCHELL, READ, AND WALL
PROPRIEToRs.

The HOFFMAN, HOUSE Is conducted upon tn. plan Of
the best American and European Hotels. It combine.
all the modern improvements necessary the greatest
comfort Of guests that sr ingenuity and bsralty can
possibly devise and produce The bill OF fare for the
table embraces every variety and delieasy Afforded by
the American markets, in their season.
The national Republican., 1866-08-09

WASHINGTON WEATHER.-Y Yesterdays wei
ther at Thompson's Owen House was recorded
follows: 0 q. m, 73; IL m, 75i 6p m, n.
The national Republican., 1866-08-09
iy25.lA
LIMITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.

In virtue Of writ Of fier Faeias issued from the
Clerks ONCE Of the supreme Court ot the District Of
Coumea and % me dlrssted, will sell a. public sals,
ior cash, on fRlDAY NEXT, the tenth day Of Augpst
1863 At 10 o'clock m on the premises, corner Of
ssvsnieseth and streets, the following goods and
One Clock, = mi
Two Pictures,
One Looking. Glass,
Three Kegs,
One pine Table,
Bar aod Fxturea
One piece Iron Railing Sc
sesed and levied upon the goods and shsitsls Of
Marx Melntes, aud will be sold to satisfy execution in
favor Of Alfred Ray, No. 2sas against MARI HeIntss.
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