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The national Republican., 1866-11-06
d ADY'S NATIONAL PHOTO
I'D GRAPHIC GALLERY,
1856 BROADWAY,
NEw YoRx,
Nearly opposite Grace Church.

Mr., Brady has on view and for sale at his Gallery, n
PORTRAITS OF ALL OFFICERS,
Of both Services who have distinguished themselves In
imperial.
In addition to his varied assortment Of ksnsssss, Mr.
COLLECTION OF VIEWS
Of almost every point made historic In the recent cen
nict which 1t may be presumed will be valued BY not
only those more Immediately concerned, but their
friends, mementoes Of the trials through which the
nation has Just passed.
Mr.. Brady always pays considerable attention 70
copying. onn, aims I'M .o,,v, AIM
been brought By kr. Brady 10 psHsstoA. Ap3.u
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r L n A n CIAL.

AY 600 KE 1 90,
YrrrlssrH srRlsr. spp..i.. TEE TREASURY,
buy and sell At surr.u, .rt., rates, a,d keep con.
s,sstiv o, h.sd full supply Of
oovIRExssr soSDsI
ssvHs .fHIRrIM.
COMPOUND INTlRlsr SorIs
Orders for stsets Boads, &e. sxssutsd and cellse.
hons made on all accessible points.
sepl-du
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An UNLICENSED DoG.-James French wa
fined IS for failing to have his dog licensed.
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BASE BALL IN ALExANDRIA.-The Mayor
Of Alexandria has issued instructions to tho police
oosrs to arrest all parties engaged In playing base
bali within the oity limits on Sundays.
The national Republican., 1866-11-06

MOVEMENT OF TRooPs.-The 18th regulars
stationed on Carol Hill, left for Baltimore ysster
DAY
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LAND SALE-Oak Hill Farm, the ancient
family scat Of Chief Justice Marshall, In Fauquie
county, Va, has been sold to VIM Knight, Of Ceoi
county, Md, for $54.25 per acre.
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A COLLISION AND WHAr CANE OF r.-Yes-
terday afternoon % the ambulance Of Col. Owen,
president Of the board for ths examination Of
small arms, was standing opposite the Thompson:
Owen House. adjoining willards', horse attached
to buggy dashed up the Avenue and coming In
contact With the ambulance, in which was seated
q oolored driver, overturned H. The horses were
quickly ssissd By Col. 8. W. Owen, whose prompt
action prevented any further damage than slight
injury to the driver and the partial demolition Of
also overturned, escaped injury BY leaping from
the vehicle when the collision occurred.
THE WASHINGTON CHESS PLAYERs.-The
chess players held meeting last night at the Fire
Alarm Once and elected Mr.. J. NJ Myers, Of the
Treasury Department, temporary chairman; and
Mr.. M. A. CLANCY sscrstary. A elub, to be styled
THE National Chsa Club Of Warrington. )" was
then formally organised, and committee, consist.
ing of Msssrs. W. 8. Fletcher. J. G. Mclaughlin,
stituton and laws and prepare business generally
for the next meeting The meeting thsn adjourned
to meet at the same place on Friday evening next,
| when an election Of permanent officers will take
place.
THE OLDEST INHABrTANTs.-The Association
Of Oldest Inhabitants by invitation Of number Of
members residing In Georgetown, will hold their
next regular monthly meeting at the hall over the
new market In Geogstown, on to morrow afternoon
at 4 o'clock. II will be remembered that the
last meeting was held at Analostan leland, when
Q very pleasant day was passed, and no doubt an
other pleasant time will be had In Gsorgetown.
vKsrRYMES.-The following.Damed gentle
men were elected vestrymsn Of Sr. Johns church,
| on Thursday last: Rev. John v. Lewis rector Dr.
R. A. Lacy, Commodore A. A. Hsrwood, U. s. N.
Captain I. A. jenkins, U. g. N; Professor @. g
schafer, General O. @. Ausur, Colonel w. u. Phil
lips. General M. @. Msigs, U. 8. Al and Genera
Edmund Schrivsr U. s A.
REAL ESTATE SALE.-Nagle Il Co., auc
tionssrs, sold lot No. In sub division Of squar'
No. lSx, with improvements, to Mrs. II. Rundlett
for q, 1,675 and lot No. II, In square No. 116, Il
J. Plats, for 50 cents per foot.
The FUNERAL OF SERGEANT VIoKERs OF
SuSpAi.-Ths funeral Of the late Sergeant Thoma
vioksrs, veteran soldier Of the Ordnance branol
Of the SERVICE took place from Grsoe Church, Souu
Warrington, Sunday afternoon.
STRAP GAxE-Two colored individuals
named Lloyd Monroe and Samuel Noble, wer
locked up in the Central guard.house for indulgin
In the intellectual amusement known as the stra
game.
LAND SALE.-Oak Hill Farm, the ancien
family scat Of Chief Justice Marshall, In Fauquie
county, Va, has been sold to VIM. Knight, Of Ceoi
county, Nd for &5425 per aero.
MOVEMENT OF TRoops,-The 18th regulars
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q II A FF 4 l. d & O o. 8
y CONFECTIONERY
ICE CREAM SALOON,
No 800 Eleventh street,
Between K street and Massaehusetts avenue,
WAsHIEoroE, D. O.
Mr.. JOSEPH H. sHAFFIRLD having retired from
business the undersgned would respectfully inform
his late customers and the public that having been Tor
years associated with him In business at the old stand
No. $50 Sixth street, they are prepared to furnish
superior article Of -
CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM
equal In quality to that furnished by Mr. Shameld and
which has been fully appreciated by the best families
Of Washington Aad Georgetown.
They ask call from all In want OF anything Id their
line assuring them that nothing will be wanting which
will tend to crafty the wants Of their customers.
Very respectfully,
Ne 800 Eleventh street,
Between street and Massachusetts avenue,
iele. SIN washin gton, D. @.
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OF THE INTERIOR
~ UNITED STATES PATENT Oyyicl,

WARRINGTON Aus kust 20, 1896
On the petition Of John Il. Moft, of Chelsea Massa.
tension Of patent granted to him the Soth day Of
November, 1852 for an improvement In Gran sepsrs-
tors and reissued the l7lh day OF May 1859 in three
divisions A. b. and G, numbered respectively 49, no
and H. this petition being for the extension Of the re-
Issue b. numbered no. for years from the sxpira.
ton OF said patent which takes place the 30th day
Of November, 1866,
is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the l2th day Of November
next at IL o'clock m. and all persons noined TO
appear and show cause, u any they have, why said
petition sught not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to hls
In the Patent Once their objections specially set forth
In writing at least eny days before the day Of hear
ing all testimony nled by either party, to be used at
the said hearing must be taken and apsmiited In
cordancs with the rules Of the oee which will be fur
nished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tesu
mony be hled In the oes tissay days before the
day u hearing the Arguments any, within ten days
after hling the testimony. "
puBLIcAH and the I!tsIh0sncsr, Washington, d. O.
and In the JOURNAL Boston. Massachusetts once week
for three successive weeks the nrst Of said publieaona
TO at least sixty days previous to the day Of hearing
T. @. rHgAKKR,
Commissioner Of Patents.
s.-Editor. q the above papers will please copy,
aud send their bills to the Patent omes With paper
containing this notice ss5hAsSw
THE WEAK AND IMPAIRED EYE.
l. SIGHT, originating either from innrmity Of age,
general debility OF the nervous system prorAetsd sick
ness, or from natural disposition far or
ness, will be restored Improved and strsAgthsSsd By
the use Of the celebrated
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE sPEcTACLB
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manufactured from genuine ROCK CRYSTAL, giving
aud eomfcrt 10 the optic nerve and suited aeeu.
rately by .co
Scientific and Practical Opticians, "a Pennsylvanis
avenue between Twelfth and Thrtesnth Streets nsrth
Microscopes, Electrical Machines, Thsrmemstsrs,
OsItss % visits, and Photograph Albums In great
variety and Of the lowest prices. nyT'ly
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VIOLATION OF THE LAw.-Yesterday Sam
nal RiIey, storekeeper In the Sixth ward. was ar
rested BY Sergeant Harbin for selling liquor with;
out license, and selling II on Sunday. Justice Gull
aned him $40 in each case, which was superseded
by the defendant.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

~ UsIrED STATES PArHEr oYFIoE,
WAsHIssroS, Sept 10, 1896,
On the petition OF Warren W. Dutcher Of Milford
Mass and Sarah butcher Administrative Of the estate
Of Eiihu Ducher Of waukeshs, Wisconsin, praying for
thssxtenson Of patent granted to the said Warren W.
Duteher and Ehu butcher, the 2sth day Of Deem
Der, 1852 for an improvement In Temples for Looms
for seven years from the expiration OF said patent
which takes place on the 2sh day Of Decem 1886
II 10 ordered that the said petition be heard al the
Patent once, on MONDAY, the 10th day OF December
next at l2 o'clock, m and all persons are notified to
appear and show cause, II any they have, WHY ssid
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to hls
the Patent once their objections specially forth in
writing, a least ttosny days before the day OF hearing
all testimony fled by either party, to be used the
saheAIng, must be taken and ansmitted In accord
anee with the rules Of the ofiee, which will be fur
nished on application.
Dispositions and other papers. relied upon as tes-
mony, must be hed in the oee tceHty days before the
day Of hearing the Arguments, II any within tan days
after ding the testimony
Ordered Also that this noee be published In the Re-
PrBLIcAS and the IatsIii2encsr, Washington D. c. and
in the Journal Boston, MASSACHUSETTS, once week
for three successive weeks; the hrst Of said pub
eations to be At least sixty days previous to tho day
Of hearing. 4. g. THEAKER,
Commissioner OF Patents.
p. S-Rditors OF the above papers will please copy
and send their bills to the Patent Once with paper
containing this notice. selo.lawsw
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n A r ID
N II. MILLER,
JUSTICE OF ThE PkACB,
OFFICE NO 6ll NINTH STREET WEST,
Near PsnnsylvAuiA avenue,
Would respectfully inform his friends and the public
generally that he Is now attending to all legal Business
such idminstsring the Amnssty ~ we'll ~ all Other
Landlord and Tenant Notices, Ao., DO,
Legal Advies given In all It's branches.
~ Particular asaon paid 70 the sslisstion Of dsbts
andslAims In general. js1 "
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SrRAP GAME.-Two colored individuals,
named Lloyd Monroe and Samuel Noble were
looked up 10 the Central guard.house for INDUCING
| in the intellectual amusement known a the strap
game.
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ALEXANDRIA NEws-The watch-house on
Saturday was without tenant.
Ice in Alexandria was formed half an inch
thick on Saturday night
FRED. DOUGLASS has bought house and il
about to start a newspaper in Alexandria.
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lsru rassr, oProsrYs n, YllAsvlY pl,AlsnlIr.
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We buy and sell all slsssss Of aovlIHxxHI sIoU.
RITIls st current market rssss
YuRHIsH KXCHAHal sai make oolisssieAs o. ALL
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We purchase aovsr.nsas vsusAsr o, The MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS. ssd give sAlsruL AIs Paonrl
ArrsrrIsr TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MIH AHp IIRMs
and to any other business entrusted 70 -.
FULL INFORMATION In regard 70 aovlRHhIHT
LOANS .. all times shssrfuily furnished.
w. 8 HUNTINGTON. Cashier.
w4BIsaros Mnsh %. 1888 MIN -dh
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The FUNERAL OF SERGEANT VIcKERs ON
suspAi.-Ths funeral Of the late Sergeant Thomas
Vioksrs, . veteran soldier Of the Ordnance branch
Of the service took place from Grace Church South
Washinrtop, Sunday afternoon.
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-Nagle & Co., auc.
tionssrs, sold lot No. T. In sub division Of square
No. l84, with improvements, to Mrs. II. Rundlett,
for q, ,575 and lot No. II, In square No. 116, Ia
J. Platx, for SO cents per foot.
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The Horrors of Indigestion


You complain Of your stomach, unfortunate dyspepttc
but ought not your stomach to complain Of your pcy
sibly the pangs you endure simply the stomaot's
method Of taking revenge upon you for negectng ia
abusing 1t. Perhaps you have never made an efortsY
improve its condition. but the other hand are co.,
tinnally examining It with unwholesome and nconafa-
ous food. Have you ever tried HOsTETTERs sT0I-
ACH BITTEBs proper diet, and regular meals3 TIA
Bitters In week would put your digestive apparatuz
In perfect Order regulate the flow Of bile in accordsnso
with the laws Of health, and produce just 90 muo,,
aperient action would be necessary for your uood.
and when you are once all right Judclous and reeuIsr
dietng' with little of tho Tonic now and then, woutR
keep you 3d. you have neglected these means OF ou
don't blame your stomach for its rebellion It s Yaerss
natures hint that she wants help Hyou peslecti thu
next thing may be inflammation or Sorrhus cancar r.
some other Violent and dangerous disesse Th.rst,
rpa 9Tsn ashng y being too s in these matters HOE
a1 may ensender diseases which defy all restorstys
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-27

FnEEDMEs's AFFAIRS IN SOUTH CARoLINA.-We clip
tho following explanatory letter from scoTr from
the New York Tribune:
HDoRs ASST COMMISSIONER BUREAU REFgaEEs
fRERpMEN AND ABANDONED LANDS SOUTH CAROLINA !
CHARLESTON, 8. c., June 16, 1861
. MAJoR.GESERAL HowARD-GENEaAL II sec by the
report Of Gems steedman and Fullerton on South Caro-
una that the Rev. Mr.. French and Lieut. j. L. Lott are
represented as being engaged in planting aud that
disapproved their course In the matter. have the
honor to state that have from the dsapproyed of
any officers on duty In the Bureau becoming planters
put In the case OF the Rev. Mr. French Lieut. Lott
thought was Understood by Gens. steedm an and
Fullerton when told them that they made merely
loan OF money to enable Mrs. Hanahan put the
pie at work contract having been made approved
Dy which the freedmen TO share OF the gross
proceeds Of the crop. the audholder furnish pro-
V1sons and the necessary i'm pements animals to
cultivate the plantation. The Rev. Mr. French brought
Inc mnfter to my notice. and asked on the
subject told him that could just son why
an ocer should not lend his money to any person. and
more particularly in this case. where tho freedmen
under contract and the only awaiting money
to buy food for them aud will furthermore state that
neither OF the parties have had anything directly or
indirectly to do with planting with the freedmen
on the plantation It being entirely under the control of
the owner and some fifty miles distant from this city
Believing this explanation to the Rev. Mr. French
and Leut Lott am. General, very respectfully, your
oDedient servant. r. X. SCOTT,
Brevet Major-General, Assistant Commissioner
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IhFANrIo1pE.-The Keowee ts C) Courier, Of sA tur-
day, records the following piece OF deprsvity
horrible Of infsntcide occurred in the
last week. Mrs. Sarah Calhoun has been arrested and
committed to jail the charge OF drowning her own
child, which was only aome seven eight days old.
Afreedman, Floyd, was arrested on o charge OF oom.
pct In the crime; but he was either released by or
carried off with the garrison recently duty at Wal
halla The head OF the child had scaped or dis
figured TO prevent, If possible. its color from being
identned Good citizens believe that Floyd guilty Of
compicity IN the crime, and that he should not be
allowed to escape merited punishment
An inquest was held on the body OF the ld but no
return Of ftheproceedings therein has been made.
MANUFACTURING IN THE IHTERIoR.-The same paper
has the fol owing item:
When at Walhalla day two ago we stepped into
the segar manufactory Of Mr. Louis Wernecke and was
grated to learn from the proprietor that he was doing
thriving business. liberal sample OF his seq ars
enabled us. trial, to pronounce them arstrate Such
evidences Of improvement in the condition Of our
people, af,rd small degree OF satisfaction and
are we trust but the beginning of brighter happier
and more prosperous days.
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THE FIRE AT NEwDERRY.-We make the follow ing
synopsis of the losses sustained by the ozons of New
berry by tho late confagration, from the Herald:
Gen Kinard, $4,000; estate J. H. Steele s6s 90; g.
montgomery $4,000; Dunoan, $4,000; Dr. T. G ouin 10
600; Dr. Pratt $1,000. insurance s3OOO Rutedge ros
5000; Marshal Bros, $4,000; z. g. White 5000; g.
Holman Co., $4,000; DR.. McKear, $1,000; Dr. Cane re-.
$1,000: Davis $1,000; ~ Wicker, ssooo insuran CO.
S40OOi Buist y Ward, Sl500 Lovelace and Wheel er,
S10.0O0 Herald oface total loss; B. areneker dwe no
and furniture; Jacobs. $500; A. Harris, $1,000; O.
Montgomery $4bOo. insurance. $4,000; R. 8. Whal ey,
$4,000; Mrs Thomson. $4,000; Dr. D,pray $500; G. q,
DeWalt 5000; j. Nes!ey, $500; estate Il. r. Cadw ell
5000; Capt Boyce, $500; J. W. Suber, $500; g. D.
Smith, $bD00; Ooppock & Wright $1,000; arerson 500
Total not less than Sl5O, 900.
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tho crowd was pretty ght took charge of tho
Mnigan say he stabbed; he ran to him and tried to
stop the bleeding Prisoner seemed TO bo very sorry
fellow; who tho other fellow no don't know After
Caan was discharged from jail he heard that he had
! have bail " N'0" "'i'' "
Cross:e1amined. crowd was pretty lively that
night did not hear noise except singing and toasts
sung tho Bonnio Blue Fl1g and similar tunes; Callan
did not seem excited when lie went for the lager: did
not see him when they returned was busy dealing
out the lIquor he sent Edward sIgan homo as soon
cold IN his wound saw him afterward the street and
D. Churchill sworn, saidthat he at the Marion
House on the night Of the 27h hoard Milsan cry he
was CUT saw Of the grab Callan and tako tho
sniio away from him; it was takon away by O'Mara;
dd not think there much noise excitemont I'm
the house at tho time.
There was further testimony for the sato aud tho
defence not having any, THOMAS RYAN, Esq one of tho
attorneys for the defence addressed the Jury in short
but forciblo and eloquent speech.
ISAAC HAYNE, Esq, for the State, followed and in
an able manner brought the subject before the Jury
quoting from several authorities prove that tho moro
fact of the wound being inflicted sufficient evidence
to convict the prisoner and that the conduct of the
deceased since had very little to do with tho subject
Il. W. SCHROEDER Esq. then argued the case of his
CLIENT refutlng of the quotations made by tho last
speaker, and showing tho inconsistencies OF law He
reviewed the case and showed to tho Jury that there
was no ieeling between his client and tho deceased
and that the woundng death of tho latter was mere
ly the result Of accident
motion was made, at this stage of the proceedings
by r. W. SEYMOUR, Esq, to adjourn tho case Until the
next day. as it already lae continue the pro-
ceedings would carry them into the night.
The AttorneyGeneraf objected, It would establish
bad precedent to carry capital case He left the
matter however. to the Judge and tho Jury.
His Honor decided that the case had better be con.
tnued but would relieve all tho parties IL they were
to take recess Of half IN hour.
The Court was then adjourned for that space of
time.
When tho Court had assembled the Attorney Gene
raj delivered his argument to the jury He explained
what WAS the crime of murder, and defined its different
gradesj also what WAS malice and what the opinion of
the law was OH oil OF these points, and left tho subject
to the careful consideration of the jury.
r. W. SEYMOUR ESQ., followed, and IN his own per-
suasive and eloquent manner, presented the with
all of its different characteristics before the Jury
His Honor, Judge DAwKrNs, reviewed the test imon
that had heen introduced upon the stand and directed
the attention Of the jury to It. he clearly define the
crime OF murder IN its different features and left to
the jury to decide what was the crime committed
The jury. after an absence OF forty minuea brought
in q verdict Of "Not Guilty."
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PRIVATE SALES.
Valuable Real Estate.
" "H.RTIR MN SNnJ


BY WILBUR AND SON.
At Private Bale
xse5z9sr ALL THAT LOT OF LAND. with the tv7o.
l,,niB story WOODEN DWELLING thereon sftunts
lIi on the east side OF Washington-street between
ilsAAA Calhoun and Inspection Streets and known fy
the No. ls The House contains six square rooms atbed
and plastered piazza on the south On the prentice
there Is Kitchen containing four rooms Lotmeasuro1
Az feet In front on Washington street. by 100 feet I'm
deph be the same more or less 1t is yielding an
annual rent Of $3.50.
ALSO,
ALL THAT OF LAND, with the two aud and h,is
story DWELLING thereon, with double piazzas situate
on the south side OF Cahounstree third door east of
smithstreet and known by the old No. 65; measuring
Tn front on Caihounstreet 35 feet by los feet I'm dept
The House contains six square and two attic weln-
tshed rooms; gas throughout. On the premises are O
Kitchen Carriage House, Stables and ali requisite ONT
buildings fine large oistern and Well OF good water DO
ALSO, IL,
TEN oNE-AORE BUILDING LOTS, situate in tha
Village Of Mount Pleasant, about ten ninutes' Walk
whole. ~
For terms and particulars apply to us as above, r
June 27 xvfma
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THE OLDEST MEDICAL PRACTICE Is that OF the fam iy
Long before doctors were known tho head Of the family
examined and prescribed for tho members, From the
necessity Of the the first and most important stage
OF every disease s reatei by the patients parents
nurse. This being 3d. how important TINT the means
on hand should be simple, ample and efloient-
HUMpHfsEys' Ho3GoPArHIo SPEcIFIos tadvertised in
another eoumn) perfectly meet this ant and should
be in the hands Of every Intelligent fsmiyI Depot No.
682 Broadway, New York.I Jl'H t@r: 81" - 6
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ATTENTION is called to the advertIsem ent of lady of
this city, having thorough English education, apply.
ing for situatonas teacher. or In any oipacity In
which she can be employed either in tn city or ooun-
try. We refer readers to her card among ihe
Wants, whore they will be satisfied by her proposals
that ahe Is truly worthy Of consideration by all ho
want teacher in private family or school.