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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. WASHINGTON COUNTY
In the s.s. Of Christopher tsn.dsls, sdnnstr.tor
o. rnomAs o9naos, ases..sa' We aannisatoT aiors,
Washington County Aforesaid, appointed SATURDAY,
the l.. Day Of september next or the anal settlement
and disIibution Of the personal estate Of said deceased
and o. the assets In hand far the have been
sSiisetsa sad tuInsd iaso moaey when and where all
attend with their claims properly yoached or they may
otherwise b. law Be excluded from ali benefit In said
deeeAssd estate prsvided copy Of this order be pub
f:.ti q O. ROBBINS,
AuvswsWS Ssgls,N " Wlls
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state coav.nsion !. West v,rsinia.

johnson State Convention was held at Psrksrsbarg
ysstsrday. Col. Smith was nominated for Cover
nor, ]. W. Kennedy Secretary Of State, and H.
Richardson Attorney General. One hundred and
sixty delegates were present. Resolutions were
adopted endorsing the late Philadelphia Convsn.
tlon, pledge fsalty to West Virginia, and dsnounos
The rsdiosls sHf
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Total: .......................... saSO, 600
Of the theatre where three thousand persons eau w.t.
nsssm comniusse VIII be appointed By theaudienss
Printed list. Of award: will be published And supplied
will retain them until after the awards are made and il
their numbers appear the list they will forward their
ping Of goods deeds for the property Tickets Tor sae
all the principal Hotels Book and Music stores in the
Building for The bensSs The solder and ssSr t H.
ss as%: saSs 'a
give this enterprise their kind support and thereby
in relieving the wants Of the Orphans Of fallen
CARD, "A large number Of tickets remaining unsoid
Viii Be Necessary to postpone the drawing until
IhuRspAf The llth OF October 1896, at which time It
Ths many :v iSs scheme. thu. h.,. been pro.
.sSsd to The public durss ths past few months some
the people throughout the country that this enterprise
"a. sssuins, and solely fsI charitable purposes Ths
Directors confident Of the sale Of every ticket and
without sn{ further p0;tpon:msnS
BERdkR, WILLIAM 8 MORSE, Managing Directors.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REvESuE, !
Whereas H. Hall sad stssr. 'a,y - 1855 a..
reetors Of the "Grand National Concert to be held
in Washington, D. O. on the "a Of August next have
terna Revenue for the collection dsret Of the District
Of Columbia, for permission to hold lottery, rAs or
gin enterprise aud presented to him satisfactory evil
dsnos that the proceeds Of said lottery rae Or giit
enterprise will be devoted to charitable uses permits
sion hereby granted to such managing directors
all Charge whether from tax license in respect TO
4. ROLLINS, Commissioner.
AL persons vorabiy disposed are requested to act a.
agents. but NO commissions will DO allowed.
Money should In all cases be sent by post once order
DRAFT, express, or registered letters.
In every case send the and post once address,
county and State Of each separate and enclose
stamp All orders for tisfsss mus. be addressed to
Secretary Soldier, and Sailors National Concert.
Washington D 2; Lock Be-. No 81.
MAJ, "a, E WInss,d BY R RERMIssHToS To-
Gen, Robert G. sehsnck, n. G. Ohio.
Con. John i; Kstchun, II. T.. New York.
Gen. James O. Blunt, Kansas.
Gen. J. n Hsdriek, Iowa
Gen. D. Q. MoCsllam, D. g.
Gen 9; Y. Dayton, New York:
Hon Hon a sS; 4 E..1.a s IFs ssas.yi,.a
p:G gO,a'S, 81, District q Columbia.
Hon Hon x %% ss'S WAS; s' c. w.. Hirs..
Hon. Ebon Q. Ingsrsoll. Y. G., Illinois.
HS. Henry 1 q 6'Rl1F g. SSsnss'isu'
Hon. lon. william 4 Newell, Il. G, NV Jersey.
HSn. George v. Ssli.a, Y q, Indians;
Hon j. 5. arinnsi, II. g., lows.
Maj. 9. n. Van Buren,. New York.
Gen. Z. ,. Hayes, N @ Ohio.
Hon 8. 7. Holmes, ". G., New York.
Hon. 9. R. Latham, N. O :, West Virginia.
Hon lame. A; Marvin, n O., New York.
Hon. Thos. Davis, ~ c., New York.
Hon. 7. @. Bergen, II. O., New York.
Non. Samuel J. Randall, n. C., Psnnsylvanis.
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Destructive Fire I'm Riohnond.
RicHnoHD. Aug N.-Last night the new brick
warehouse Of West, Beardslsy & Croholisall, gro
osry merchants, on Pearl street, wss destroyed By
FIRE, with It's contents. The adjoining buildings
were badly damaged. Loss about so, 900.
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DROPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.
HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVE usrnD STATES,


Sealed Proposal. vii ). ..esiSsa S,. ones nee usa
q 1Sf Of s,s
onery for the use ofths House Of Representatives Of
ssgssss white aa.i,o Pos. Paper, s.,,. .upsra..,
y r:.n: white auar.o Pos. Paper, .,,r. .upsra,.,
20 rssn. white ousrso Post Paper, extra superass,
i1s rsans white Commercial Note Paper, extra super.
% r..n. yhi.s Commercial Not. Paper, extra super.
rs.n. white Commercial Note Paper, extra super
% rss%s white Commercial Not. Paper extra super.
% rs.ns Fancy Note Paper.
20 rsans Octave Note Paper faint lined. =.
g rsams 1ool.sap Paper. faint lined.
600 rsams Asnilis Paper, i2xis inches, fat, very
tough aad smooth, e weigh sls,sa pounds per roam
osss :ss .nSs .ss
loe r..n. VANILLA Paper, s.s7 inches, fat, very
ebo.s. A,.olds Patent lax ibsorbsr, other simi.
y, 90 white thick adhesive Envelopes, s,<.2x
IS 900 whis thick adhesive Envelopes, s<rs, Inches
10 600 white thick adhesive Envelopes, TSk inches
5000 whitsthiek adhesive Envelopes, sHx3X inches
100 ooob bag .ahssive snvsiOpes, ~ ss1z Inches
| 10, 600 Fancy Envelopes, various styles.
/ gross OOnGreeg Tie Envelopes.
90 gross wsshinston Medallion Pens.
% gross oilioit,s Pens, No no.
| 10 gross 9illott's Easls Pens.
esfoss elliott. Black swan Quill Pens. No. sos
25gross Giilott's Pens, No. sos,
50 dozen boxes Cut Quilts.
gross 4-inoh fat inkstands.
8 doien Inkstands, assorted styles
10 dozen AInOld,s Genuine Writing Fluid, quarts.
Sdo.sn G.In i Ink Ink. small Sizes.
gross Rubber Psnholdsrs, Noa
gros: RubbeI Penholdsrs, Mol.
sss f sSss., fssss:Ess Stencils
dozen I've IySrE r,SPsilSs p rsns' i.,,
u So..n be-. Canine and BHs riaS
dossn Diaries for 1857.
edossn Autograph Books.
dozen Scrap Books.
10 dozen best Mueiage, four-ounce bottles.
ss.sa. bet hsa ..sss %ssa''an'' bottles
!dossa Blottlng P.ds.
1850 spoois Pink Tape, No 10.
- dozen Poehst Knives, good qualities-Rogers'
do.sn pairs Scissors tvodO.sn each T. and o.iuch.
8 dossu pairs Scissors, 10 u inch.
2do.sa Paper Clap. .;pps, various styles
Q do.sa Pencil shaTpensrs.
do,sn Ready Rsfsisuos Piles.
9 dozen Erasing Knives.
dozen PortsmonnAiss.
Q dozen Rulsrs, various styles.
Is dozen packs visiting Cards.
% dozen Pen .wipers.
Is gross Rubber Bands and Rings
10 pounds Artists Gum.
l26skins Parchment lex22 inches.
800 pounds thick, son, and hard Twine
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New York Markets.

Nsw YoRx, Aug. 24-Gold 149E. Exchange g.
Texas wool lsa2so. Cotton quiet. Flour heavy
Wheat dull. Corn quiet Beef dull. Pork heavy
Lard and whisky dull.
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Bathroom, Aug. A.-Flour arm; Howard super,
10.25A$11; Ohio super, 975a$l0. Whsst-fsd,
$3.50. Corn-ysliov, o0a92s.; prime white, 81 .05
Oats steady at 46s4so. Rye st s6e. for prime Pork
hrm ct 33.75a$s4. Bulk meats quiet. Western
lard 32o. Western whisky 225s12.26. =
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DOOM AND BOARD WANTED BY A

III gentleman and wife In private family residing
north Of the Avenue and within four squares Of the
REPUBLICAN oluee Address, A. D. c., ONCE Of NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN, stating location and terms, which must be
moderate No professional boarding house keeper need
apply Au7
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ID r A DY'S NATIONAL PHOTO
ID GRAPHIC GALLERY,
7so BROADWAY,
New Yoax,
Nearly opposite Grace Church

Mr. Brady has on view and fos sale q his Gallery,
PORTRAITS OF ALL OFFICERS,
Of both ssryicss who have themselves In
imperial,
In addition to his varied assortment Of kensssss, Mr.
Brady has
COLLECTION OF VIEWS
Of almost every point made historic In the recent con
hie which II may be presumed will hp valued BY not
only those more Immediately concerned, but their
friends, msmentoes Of the trials through which the
nation has lust passed.
NJ: Brady always pays considerable attention to
copying
The new style Of PORTRAITS IN PORCELAIN has
been brought by Mr. Brady to perfection Ap2-U
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THE NATIONAL UNION BUSINESS
IL COLLEGE,

NORTHWEST CORNER SEVENTH AND STREETS,
INTRLLI0RNCRR BUILDING,
one In Union Of Colleges extending to the prneip
cities Permanently based upon the Just principle Of
Individual owuerphp II ofsrs unequslled Advantages
at rates much lower than can DO Afforded BY any other
schools. ~ .r fFH.H
sPsnesrisn Pen msnship taught In It's purity by Henry
Spencer the celebrated author Of the "spsnssrian
Key to Penmanship.n Nod.
The system Of Business Practice. invented and sue.
ees uly taught By the proprietor will receive his sps
cial Atsntiou This the most Important part Of The
Book keeping Course. Here the studsnt applies his
thsorstiosl knowledge, aud Is prepared for the more
inmate details Of actual business The systsm 10 20
valuable that others are using It. ~ ~ r.
Individual Instruction, adopted In all branches allows
the student TO proceed rapidly he chooses The
teacher Is the only who needs TO know the dsaesn-
eiss OF any pupil Especially IL this the case during
the summer months, when schools usually have small
attendAnce. M
The public are invited to call and examine the most
bsautiful collection Of Psn-work ever exhibited In
Washington.
Tor circulars addrs. HENRY N. ooPP. An,
Isls.H Proprietor
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TREAsURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE

Nay 10, 1886
Noties hereby given TO all persons who have elans
against The Acrchants' National Bank Of WAXING
ton, D. c. that they mast present the ans aad nal
legal proof thereof 10 JANIS KENNEDY Rsesiyer %
sad Bank a. Washington, D. G, before The sab
myA -sodsm Comptrol,sY Of The Cuvye,ev
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T UMBER, LUMBER,
LUMBER

CB. CHURCH L co.
Desire to call special attention Of the Carpenters and
Builders, wheelwrights and Coachmakers TO their OF.
snsive and we'll selected assortment Of ali the various
kinds Of humber, consisting In part Of
All sizes Of white Pine Poplar Walnut Oak Ash and
Hickory,
FRAMING
white Pine, Spruce, Hemloek, Va. Pine, and Oak.
FLOORING.
white Pine, Spruce, Va Pine Eastern Shore and Oak
81, SHINGLES.
Cypress, White Pine, Spruce, and Cedar
FENCR RAILS. PosTs, AND PItKETs.
Bills Of Lumber cut to order at the shortest notice.
O. b. CHURCH & co,
mys. m Cor Maryland ave, and Eleventh street
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THIS ISTO GIVE NOTICE tn ATTHF

THIS IST0 GIVE NOTICE TIL TTHE
Il subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Washington county, In the District Of Columbia
letters Of administration on the personal estate Oh
kllsn Warren. late Of Washington city, O., deceased
All persons having claims against the said deceased
vouchers thereof to the subscriber, before the 9Th
day Of August next; they may Otherwise By law be
excluded from all benefit Of the said estate
Given undsr my hand this eth day of August. A. D.
l1W SAMUEL I, PHILLIPS,
Asa'Iws~ 4dHsipi'Ia'oE,
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN
LYING-IN ASYLUM.

COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN
LYING-IN ASYLUM,
fourtsenth street, (cirele,) corner Of II street.
This Institution 10 situated In the most healthy DOR.
ton Of tho District, surrounded by Its own Rrounds
Cars pass the door every i've minutes.
Terms Of admission Prom 70 to go per week In &C.
eordAnce with the required, payable In advance.
This includes Board, Medicines, Medical and Surgical
Attendance.
MEDICAL sTAPF.
SURGEON IN CHARGE.
H. THOMPSON, N. D., ls4 street, between TWEEN.
tieth and Twenty First streets
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS AND sTRaKoxs
JOS. X. BARNES, N. D., Surgeon General, United
Jos, RiLIy, NJ D, aeors.town.
THos MILLER, N. D., street, Washington.
a: Z. 4: GARNETr, N. D., New York avenue
w JOHNSTON, N. D., Washington,
oRAfroN TYLER, n D.. Georgetown.
Applications for admissions be made to any OF the
medical stat or the matron At the Hospital Orders for
admission TO the free beds Of this iusuou can be OBJ
tained Of the Rev. c. II. Hall, Rector Of the Epiphany
Church. Of the Rev. A. D. Gillette, Pastor Of The Pirst
Baptist Church. Of the Surgeon In charge Al hs res
denes Orders for the admission Of the wives or Widows
Of soldiers Of the United States army can be
through the Surgeon General, United States army
JyD q. II. HALL D. D., Secretary.
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INTENSIVE AUCTION SALE
0VERNMENT BACCo,
SEVERAL HUNDRED HoGsHgADs OF FINE VIE
GINA LEAF.

GlNlA LkAF.
TRgAsuRr DEPARTMENT
CrsroH HOUSE,, }
RICHMOND, Va, August o, 1850.
In compliance with Instructions from X. A. Risiey,
ESQ., Supervising Special Agent, there will be sold, 10
the highes. bidder, at public auction at II O'Clock in
the forenoon Of WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day Of septem-
Der next, at wINsToN's BUILDING, corner Of Pour.
tenth aud Cary Streets In the city Of RICHMOND
VIRGINIA, the following described
CAPTURED AND ABANDONED PROPERTY, viz
TWO HUNDRED Tor more) HoGsHEADs LEAF TO.
BACCo;
FIVE HUNDRED BOXES MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
The Leaf Tobacco has been gathered from the couu
Ties OF Bedford, Roanoke, FrAnklin. Campbell Henry
Patrick, Halifax, Prince Edward PittsyIyanis Meek
ienburg and Charlotte comprising all the good tobacco
lands 10 the State Much oft 10 OF the finest quality
suitable for "wrsppsrs, and has been we'll cured and
preserved This sale presents opportunities to the man
ufacturer and dealer rarely offered Should the de-
mAnd warrant some three or four hundred hogsheads
more may be added 10 the sale, which will complete
the disposition Of Virginia Tobacco for Government ae-
count.
Samples Of each hid. will be ready for inspection Al
the sales ten days .ssding the day Of sale
Cash. In Government Funds
JOHN 8. LOOMS,
Auio." Assistant Special Agent.
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WR.AIRI!P1IN,!G!s I PAPER FOB SALE At
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-08
Fattenlng rurkies.

With turkey at forty cents pound, it is a mat
ter OF interest to the farmer to get as much Of that
commodity as possible into market This used to
be one OF the best of farm crops when the birds
were thought to be well sold at christmas and
Thanksgiving, for twelve and fourteen cents a
pound, 1t cannot be anything else, when the
price is multiplied by three. Turkey is at the ton
of the scale of high prices and must be about the
most profitable meat we can raises Corn can be
bought for @ dollar bushel, and it was frequently
at that price when poultry was worth only shi
ling pound Corn will make Just as much flesh
now as ever. One great advantage of this kind of
stock Is, that they mainly take care of themselves
and do their own foragfng. After the Young
broods are fairly started, say,a month old they
SHIFT for themselves until the cool nights Of
autumn come on, when the fattening process
should begin. Those make mistake who put off
the feeding later. At this time their feed of prass
hoppers crickets, and other insects, which has so
largely supplied their wants, begins to fall off.
There Is no objection to their roaming still and
gathering what they can; we do not approve Of
shutting them up. This will do very we'll for
ducks and geese, but the turkey is more enter
prisng bird, and it chafes his restless spirit to be
confined IN pen, no matter how well he NAV be
fed The focks will gather good deal from the
woods and fields, all through October and Novem.
oer, especially i mast is abundant. What is
wanted, Is thnt they should go 10 their roosts
every night with full crops. As the insects drops
OIL thelr other food should be increased. AT first
they need only be fed at night This will not pre-
NSit thelE Excursions In tne morning. They will
make for their familiar pastures as Soon as tbeZ,
leave their perehes Regular feeding will encouf
age them to come home early, and to roost near
the farm buildings where they are safest ton
or two Of turlaes is too much property in these
days to have lying round loose. Encourage them
10 come at call aud keep the floeks well in hand.
AS the weather grows colder increase the feed
and improve its quality. To promote thrift moth
ing perhaps Is better than boiled potatoes mashed
mp with oat or eornmeal and given warm. rrn
prevent wasting, these should be fed in trougIls
made for the purpose. The bird is gross feeder
ana almost anything that ordinarily goes to the
pig stye viii be acceptable He has however
his decided tastes, and knows on which side iii
bread is bnttered as well as taller bipeds. lie has
an eagle eye for grain, oats, barley. bue1iwbeat
and corn, and his eye wrinkles with delight Al the
sight Of this golden grain His flesh tells the story
OF his keeping. For the last six weeks of his life
ne should be flied with corn as the standard diet
lean bird is not the thing for forty cents pound
be honest, give him plump corn-fed fowl, and
sleep with thriving pocket and a good con.
science, though the crib grows lean
tAmercau Agrieulturist
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4 CO.'S Chemists in Paris - :

FerruSinous Syrup of Peruvian Bark
In solving problem hitherto declared unsovabs by all
sayants, i. g. the COMBINING OF IRON WITH BARK
caled Ferrugtnons Syrup Of Peruvian Bark Messrs GIRL
MAgGT d co, Chemists to H. l. H. Prince Napoleon al
Paris have discovered medicine Of unexceptona merit and
great medical value 9S ~
The following important document has been received fo
Germany country recognized possess the chemists IN
the world It's from Professor ketzinsk Chemical AuayyeT
10 the Law Courts who testhes in the following terms "a hs
II, 1860 - @
Mr. GRIMAULT has succeeded in the happiest manner IN
combining relative qualities of different parts of his PURE
AND EGGELLENF MEDICINES the more so as the iron
more rpiay than any other ferrUgnoRs medicine
Mr. GRIhAuLT'S FERRuGIN0US SYRUP is therefore M
OF tine pest pharmaceutical preparationsa truly scentca
terrugnous medicine which has solved therapeutic pr1be
long sought after of giving iron in simple md
agreeable or Tree from defect and satsaetoto parties
lSignedI VINCENT KLETZINSkI
l. d R. DU WIEDEN,
Professors of Chemistry
Let us now in what terms the French Ambassador al
vienna replies 20 Messrs Grmaut Co.. regards The high
estimation in which Mr., klet8nski is held:
FRENCH EABAssY At YIESsA,
Vienna, August 23, 1855 !
1eeeney the Ambassador have the honor to inform Won
that Professor KetSinsk of high standing at Vienna
that ne is personally much thought of passes of the
best chemists in Germany. -
PIERRET,
Consul and sttache to the Embassy
General Depot in Paris, : GRIMAULT Il CO.'S,
In New Orleans DuCoNGE, DELoCHE G1fLLoTs
And at every good Chenists =
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Ayers Ague Cure,

ghls and Fever Remittent Fever Chill Fever Dumb Ague
Periodical Headache Bilious Headache Bilious Feyers
indeed for the whole Of diseases originating in hillary de-
rangement caused by the malaria Of nasmatic countries
rms remedy has rarely failed the Severet cases of
chs and Fever and has this great advantage
Age medicines that subdues the complaint without injury
TO the patient IL contains quinne other deeeraus
stance nor does it produce qTism any injurious effect
whatever Shaking brothers Of the army the West try IT,
and will indorse these Prepared by j. O.
AVER CO., Lowell, Mass aud sold by
L. j. HART 4 CO.,
Wholesale Agents. New 0rleans 1
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/ us. DE ANDRIE's
-PURR--
sARSAPARILLA BITTERs.

the attention Of the Public City Country Trade is re
specttully called to,the introduction of the
@arhapnrTIla EBit4era
ms most and vHnahs Bttes that has ever benin
rodueed in this country The trade in general can ba ~
by the following Grocers Druggists
Fatic, Marks Co.. IS, as and AZ New I,eyee strsst
Griffin Porch 81 and SO Tchouptoulas street
E. J. Hart & Co. Is, rs and n Tchoupitonlas street.
l. Ba7set cor GrRvier and TchoppitouIas Streets
F. Avet Camhon, SO and 81 Old LeTse street
John 7. Moor', cor Poydras and New Leyee streata,
Hn' 9. Mitchell cor, Camp and Poydras streets
Cass Bowling, 80 Poydras street.
:. ". haFsden, Druggist, cor Magazine and Gray!sr
Turner Wales, Druggists Royal CustomhOass
G, n. MORRISON, Agent,
Il Magazine street,