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Htent 9effdlten ith bic MuSlttten tlr Die
2infe immtr gInltteer. Die miniftertede
@refe ipritt ii4 ietr entmutttst aus; Nt
be;ethnet bic neue Samnter ais eine fort.
tpdtrenb lih perdnpernpe Sanbbanf, auf
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n%tfertums Ga Warmprd fur pabrl6ein.
lid unp feline G%risBuns bur6 elm pemp'
fratiItesGabinet fur mDgli1, elaubt dber,
baG, fobalb bic Qinfe Iih int Mrte ivben
iptrb, le bieS STANDARDIZATION erfentet ,nub'
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prbentlt6en 9etfaa. Sbre Hare Stirn.
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BITE le bDren. Die Staliener Enpen ie.
bod, baB es tbr ais S6auIpielertn an
Qettaftisteit unb 9eibenitaft feblt. Gle
Bat ben @ebalt fir etnen 2lbenb $4,000
8ranes) CUR llnterfdBuns Der Geplera'
8ranten ansepieien.
S6pet3. - Sn 0dn9enttal i'm
Stanton Bern unb In &pire tn8rdublnb.
ten fnb SplfSperIammlunsen absepal'
ten pprben, In benen bic @elclutton an
senommsr tparb, bab bic 9unbespet>
iammluns gum 3pede etaer noAmaltsen
&epifipn Der GerfaGung auf's Neue 3u'
fammenberufen tperben ntiHe.
SIN Splge Der Slpddbe Der 6i(entIhen
6dftn 1T Der Yreis pTn &upfer In Srdnf.
reid aubercrbentlih eeftesen.
Die YrsDtsten, bic Der btrlbmte San'
seirebner Yater 5sa3tntb tn @bwefentsii
bes Grsbiihpfs Don Yaris unb ietnei
Gapitets In Nptre IDamt bdlt, erresen
pesen Der t~cl.ranten @e%ueerun9en D.a
|aters iiber bic Yrptefanten, bic Sret'
maurer unb bic YtilDlcpten, ~belpnpers
SAINT, unsepDbnli6es SntereGe.
Der Musfhub fur bic Ydrtler Snou'
T%rieausfeluns int Sabre 1867 bat BE-
aimmt, baB gar fein freier @tntrttt fatt'
Fnben fol-; nit Musnabrne bes Srettags
an benz Der Gintritt 5 Sres. fpffea foa. II
Der Gintrittspreis auf einen Srane ttft
seIest. Sationbilete' fo1en fur Mdrne'
100 6res., fit Srauen 60 Srcs. ute fu'
8inter 20 Sres. tetra9en.
8etgten. = @m II. Gesember let
ftetc Der 8Snis eepYOlb Der 3weite Dor
beibsn 9dulern bes belsifhen %arla'
11faaf ~ d. euf bic NerfafWng,
The national Republican., 1866-08-04
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UxIriD srArEs PArlxr 0yyIcs,

wAsHrxoroE, July 30, 1889.
On the petition Of James Greenhalgh of Woonsoekst
pail. Rhode Island, praying for the extension Of
patent granted to him on the ID day Of November,
lso2 for an Improvement In mods Of counter bslase
ing Harnesses In LOOMS for years from the
Praton Of said patent which takes place on the %
day Of November, 1866,
Il 10 ordered that the said petition be heard Al the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the 18Th day October nszt
o'clock, r and all persons notified appear
and show cause, II any they have, why said petition
ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to de In
!hs Patent oMee their obeotions specially set forth In
writing, a least oenty days before the day Of hearins
all testimony hsd by either party, to be used at the
said hearing, must be taken and transmitted In accord
.nce with the rules Of the ofce, which will be fur
uishod on application.
Dspositions and other papers relied upon as tsst-
mony must be hled In the Office oenty days before the
day Of hearing the arguments any within ten days
After hling the testimony = ..'.T
ordered ALSO that this notice be published in the Re-
PUBLICAN and the Iatsihgencsr, washington, c. aud
In tho Journal, Providence, Rhode fsiand, once q
week for three successive weeks the nrst Of pub
Of hearing. T. O. THEAKRR,
Commissioner Of Patents.
P.s-Editors Of the above papers will please copy,
and send their bills to the Patent oncs with paper
containing this notice. ap4-l4Ws1
The national Republican., 1866-08-04
The Late Forgery upon the United stats'

fpeasury.
A Philadelphia Journal Of yesterday has the fol.
lowing
Some days ago q sharper, by representing him.
self as A. r. Allen, purser In the navy, succeeded
In obtaining draft on the Treasury for the amount
Of $50, 900, TO which the genuine signatures Of the
Secretary Of the Navy, and all the officers OF tho
Treasury Department, through whose hands such
matters generally pass, were attached. The rogue
then had the draft made payable at the sub treas
ury at Philadelphia and deposited it, together with
49, 900 In currency, In the First National Bank Of
Philadelphia, and on the next day checked out the
whole amount and left for parts unknown.
The swindle was first discovered In the Office Of
the Fourth Auditor, where Purser A. R. Allen was
we'll known, and, II being matter Of surprise In
that office that be should require SO much money
he was written to, whereupon the fraud was dis
covered. The draft was obtained from the Navy
Department by means Of forged requisitions, aad
so well were all the minute details arranged that
the officials were unable to understand bow the
perPetrator had obtained his knowledge Of the
requisite minutis.
For several days the dstsetivss were at fault on
the SCENT but yesterday Detective slsmm "bagged
the game" The offender, WIN. Ringgold Cooper,
alias A. r. Allen, was arrested in the afternoon
train from Baltimore, at the Baltimore depot at
Broad and Primo streets, under circumstances
peculiarly delicate and distressing. lie had
married that morning, in Baltimore, a young lady
Of highly respectable family, residing In that city
They were on their bridal tour, attended by q gay
and happy escort Of bridesmaids and groomsmen,
to New York city, whsnos tho newly-weddei pair
were to sail for Europe The startling shock to the
joyous hopes Of the bride may be imagined but
not described. She was committed to the care Of
friends in the upper section Of our city, while her
unworthy husband was removed by the officers Of
the law.
Nearly all the stolen funds were recovered from
his person in the form Of United States avetwsnty
bonds.
After private hearing before United States Com
missioner Eergsant, In the Mayors office, he was
allowed short visit 10 bis afflicted wife. lie has
Meanwhile, he Is Imprisoned within Ms pSndsroSs
walls Of MOyamensing prison. Truly, "the way Of
thu transgressor 10 hard.r
The national Republican., 1866-08-04

Gen. sheridan and the New Orleans Riot.
In order that the following from Gen. SHERIDAN
be fully understood It should be stated that he was
absent from New Orleans when the disturbance
commenced in that city:
BEy oRLEAss, Aug. l-l.sOp IN.
Gen. u s. drant, Washfn0toa, d o.:
You are doubtless aware Of the serious riot which
occurred in this city the 3Oth. political body,
styling itself the Convention Of 1864 met on the
3Oth, for, as 1t is alleged the purpose of remodel.
ing the present constitution Of the State. The
leaders were political agitators and revolutionary
men, and the action Of the convention was liable 10
produce breaches Of the public peace
had made up my mind to arrest the head men II
tho proceedings Of the convention were calculated
to disturb the tranquility Of the Department but
had no cause for action until they committed the
overt ast. About forty whitss and blacks were
killed. and about one hundred and sixty wounded.
Everything Is now quiet, but deem II best to
maintain a military supremacy In the city for a
few days until the affair Is fully Investigated.
believe the sentiment Of the general community 10
great regret st this Unnecessary cruelty. and that
the police could have made any arrest they saw dt
without sacrificing lives.
?. II, SHERIDAN, Maj. Gen. Com'dg.
The national Republican., 1866-08-04
DROPQSALS FOR THE ERECTION
i OF AN IRON FENCE.
OF TIE ConNIssIoSER oP PuBLIo BurLDIsas,
CAPITOL OF IuK uhIrRn krArRa
WAsuISoIoS CRY. kngn.t lsss

Sealed Proposals will be received at this once until
FRIDAY, August H. 1896 at noon, for The erection OF
an IRON FENCE commencing at the Of Pepnsyl-
west along eront Of the Botanic Garden, Pennsy
yania avenue and as far on Third pIest yest ps he
appropriation Of will carry II. Said fence 70 bS
height and placed upon stone coping supported by
brick base, lhe bass and coping 70 DO thIee feet sig
Inches IN hpighti the whole 10 be sFeefed on good
fou ndatOn Of blue stOns. r = ~ .... ""
The proposals must be by the linsal foeL
The work must be completed by the middle Of Novsm-
ber next
Twenty per cent. Of the stipulated price 'n % fe
tained ~ snry fof Lp egmplstion o. the work untp
y hnshedand accepted blythe architect qf the Capt.
pIawihgs and specifications may be at the once
OF the kupsrintsndont Of the BotAnlo Garden, =
The bids will be opened at this omee al on the
Fth day Of August, inst b. b. FRENCH, ~
au4'td Com. Of Publie Bulldogs.
The national Republican., 1866-08-04

ArMaasH MsHnts' Pile saIvs-a Valuable
Remedy for that Disease; also, 0oaslnp.oa Destroy
or, and Entire Cure for the BronShitis, lshmA, &e
can be found y etotts Drug Store, opposite National
Hotel, oimans nssr Metropolitan HOtsl Fords, cor
Of Eleventh End Psansyivaais syspusi Yutwiss's
corner Of Twelfth end Pspssylyssis svsaasi Hiiotps
corner Of snd Twelfth sIssi AsIbssshs. corner Of
ssysath and q, jAls.u
The national Republican., 1866-08-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Calvary Baptist Church meets every
Sabbath In the Church, corner Of Eighth and streets.
Service every Sunday at II g. m. and evening ssats
free. Rev. 7. r. Hewlett, pastor. dsso.u
~ Coiisctor's Once, City Hail, Washing
roE, D. O., August l, ls68-soTICB TO TAxPAYERs.
Noties 10 hereby gvsa that BY Tan 90. approved July
a. rate oftar on all real and personal
stocks &c. for the year 1890 h fixed At one dollar and
ten cents on every hundred dollars Of the
yaus Of said property Upon all taxes npon ali prop.
sry not In arrears for taxes for general purposes an
abatement Of ave per cent 10 allowed from August
1885, until the last day Of October 1885, after which no
Abatement will be allowed. WIN. DIXON,
Au3-thstu3Ot Collector
The national Republican., 1866-08-04
CONGRESS-.

The New York Independent has in its
latest issue an editorial article entitled
"Idiocy," and ahother upon the "Glory and
Shame of Congress" We do not take much
interest in the 1diocy Of the Independent,
bat its "Glory and Shame" is interesting, as
will be seen by the following excerpts from
their leading article:
Congress now adjourns in temper Of
moral WEAKNESS, It's fair fame overloaded by
q series Of surrenders, and its latest blot a
record Of putting money into its own purse.
"0ne year and half ago, three thousand
people in Cooper Institute applauded New
England Senator for lifting his hands and
vowing before heaven and earth that he
would never give his voice or vote to any
scheme Of reconstruction which denied the
negro's Just claim to the ballot What,
therefore, will the American people say to
that Senator and his conpeers for proving
false to that pledgei That Senator forgot
his vow; his compeers forgot their duty; and
both joined hands in an ungenerous scheme
to commit the rights Of the negro into the
hands Of the rebels
"The Party Of Justice has looked upon
the Thirty-Ninth Congress as daily wither-
"what valid excuse can Congress render
for casting its golden opportunity unman-
fully awayr"
'.iWe are not caviers-not carping critics;
but, after having for six months taken an
honorable pride in Congress, we are now
compelled to blush at congressional ma
jority who could so far demean themselves
as first to vote the ballot out Of the negro's
hands and then to vote q double salary into
their own
"The time, the manner, and the occasion
Of this closing act Of selfenrichmcnt is wor-
thy Of public reprobation-we were about to
say general contempt. y
IAN bipartisan press seeking to be fair
minded, and in duty bound to speak the
truth, is compelled to bear sorrowful testi-
mony to the furnished glory Of a Legislature
that began like strong man and ended like
a weak-that neglected the franchise Of the
negro, but provided for its own emolument."
The national Republican., 1866-08-04
Another Indian Deier.tion,

Another delegation, consisting of several Of the
hcadnen Of the Pawnes tribe Of Indians, arrived
in town several days since to consult with the Gov
srnmsnt relative to the affairs Of their nation AZ
they come unIcereditsd with the necessary author.
ity to negotiate with the Government, the Commis.
sionsr Of Indian Affairs refuses to recognize their
visit as official.
The national Republican., 1866-08-04
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WAsHrsaros, 25th July, 1855. 4

Information has been received through
the British Legation that the Government
Of Prince Edwards Island have agreed to
recognize in the waters within Its jurisdiction
the Fishing, licenses issued by the other
British North American Provinces; and that
Fishing licenses are now issued by the Gov.
ernment Of Prince Edwards Island at the
following places, andby the under-mentioned
persons, namely:
Charlottetown-The Colonial Secretary.
Cascumpeque-James Forsyth.
Richmond Bay-Benjamin Beansto.
Georgetown-William B. Aitken.
The national Republican., 1866-08-04
MAssACHUsETTs,

New names of lefding statesmen who join in the
support Of johnson and spprpyo Of the Philadel'
Phia convention are every day appsering. John
Quincy Adams, son Of our Minister at London, q
young man who has Inherited Tho genius Of the Ad
amses and bids fair TO keep thai honoIed name In
proud position, heads the call for saunus In
Quiney The Fansuil Hall meeting will be an event
In Massachussttsto be remembered. and the Phila.
delphia convention is co give tone to our national
polite. for years to come Nsvbnrypor (ha's.)
The national Republican., 1866-08-04

CROWN OF CArnoLIoIsx In THE UNITED STATES.
At the laying Of the corners stone Of new Catholic
church in Detroit Michigan on the 22d ultimo, II
was stated by Rev. Mr.. Klroy In his sermon that
eighty years ago there were but sixty thousand
Catholics and twenty Ave priests in the United
States, while now there arc four million four hun.
dred thousand members Of the church and two
thousand hys hundred priests, and that the present
bishop has founded no loss than siI churches and
has added forty priests during his ministry.
The national Republican., 1866-08-04
TME PnILADELPAIA 0oNYENTIor

We trust the Republican friends Of President
johnson hsroabouts will not be hrgstful Of the
Faneuil Hall meeting. Every town should be rep.
resented. We begin a new era In politics, and IL 10
better to take the first train than to hold back
When Gen jackson was first q candidate for the
Presidency, less than dozen Jackson men were to
be found In Nswburyport and afterwards, when all
the world went aftsr bin, thsfs were hundreds on.
J. will bs 20 with johnson. -Nssb1rypoT tNa',,)
Herald
The national Republican., 1866-08-04
g A W Y Z r s
PURE AMBRosIAL VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
FOR SHAVING AND THE TOILET.
GREAT AMERICAN DISCOVERY.

No other Soap, foreign or domestic, has ever been
offered which meets the public wants ~ eonpstsy as
this sxesllsnt Compound Thus far Its success s an
parallssd ana now bids fair 70 take ssdsaos Of all
Sold By all the Drussis Copfsetionsrs, a,d aroesrs
generally. Adrsctory 10 given below Of some Of those
engaged IN selling this superior Soap which will ssrvs
A. R.hus.toek, Sons Co., Drussists, Pittsburgh.
l. Rahuestoek 4 Co.,
4. T. Sellers Co., I"
Woodsids 4 Wallace, I"
Mackeown Bro,
George Bassett,
Miller Rieistson, Groosrs,
Edward HsAIleton, Z"
Little. Baird Patton, a
Rsynsr Bros. ,Confsetonsrs and Rruitsrsrs,!
osorgsA A; xslly, Druggist
T;ss;s JsSs 4 Az. Getty or's.,' All'sA.ay Oi,y
Schultz, bon Co.,
4. h A. Carson.
B. Rohrkasts, corner Of Carson and Meadow streets,
a. Tioatman, corner Of Carson and Meadow streets,
Robinson Parker, LawrenseyiIie,
Lewis Bailey, DalEoll Il Co., Grocers, sharpsburg
Hoppoek, Glenn 4 Co., Groesrs, New York.
WIN. Curtis, ODD Fellows Hall. Philadslphis.
Hinman, Rose Co., Commission Merchants, Chi
John Thompson a Co, Druggists, Bloomington, III.
&,,rnI D TS1sil M.S. e.; prass,'' New Castle, p.
J: n. Reno a Co, aroeer., youngstown, Ohio.
Kidwell Son, Druggists, wa.hisgton, d. G.
10 Aeh.son, Merchant, washingon, Ps.
D. Dtbert, Merchant, yohnstown, Pa.
T. A. g. Small, Merchants, YORK, Pa.
Schiller Frazer, NsrehAnts, Harrisburg, Pa.
Nssbit Lewis, Druggists, Indiana, Pa
~ George Reynolds, Ristanning, Armstrong county,
The national Republican., 1866-08-04
The Word Money" As Copstrued bylCom-
unissioner Rolllns

The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has 70.
Gently had occasion to GALL attention to the fact
that the word "monsy," as used in tho new inter.
nal revenue lev. makes drafts checks and all other
instruments Of writing given in receipt therefor the
same as money, and should be stamped tho same us
receipts for current money.
The national Republican., 1866-08-04
The Treasury.

The additional compensation of 800, voted du.
ring the last session Of Congress to all clerks Of the
Treasury Department who during the fiscal year
ending June 80 received salary of g. 400 or less
will not be paid to those entitled to 1t prior to Sep
tember lst,
The national Republican., 1866-08-04

A MICHIGAN paper says "poR Juan" the
oslsbratsd thoroughbred Of Gen Custer, ths animal
on exhibition at the recent horse fair In that city
which took the arst premium, died in Tseumssh
last week. Hs was valued at $1,000,
The national Republican., 1866-08-04
~ Q A II D.
BRlpY,s oYxsAsrux.


WASHINGTON, d. O., July "a, 1895,
Tho undsrsignsd. having declared his intention TO
close the Washington Gymnasium, known as BRADY's
By reason Of the pressure Of other and
engagements, and having received numerous appeals
from many Of citizens 10 continue an
which has been productive Of much good 10 all who
have avaisd themselves Of such an Invaluable mssns
ofprsservinR the "mens taaa In oorpors saao, I" at
such trnlng expense, he has been induced at the
quest Of many interested persons TO dispose Of his
right titls and interest therein. Stock Company rep.
rssentng one thousand shares at eight dollars @ per
share and for this purpose books will be opened for
the sale Of stock shares and after the 2eh Instant
atths Gymnasium. and closed on the 18th proximo At
which time an election Of ofesrs will be held and
constitution and bylaws adopted. ' .S.i.t r
For fall Information on matters Of dstsii the under.
signed be consulted at the Gymnasun on hondAys
Wednesday,, and fridays, from 70 p. m. @
II were needless TO point out the advantages TO bs de-
rived By members Of an organised company owning
such an institution. eonfssssdy the best appointed in
the country. Acknowledged by all to be the most
agreeable and certain means Of establishing In health
the weak and maintaining therein the strong tits man
fssty the cheapest II IL simply paying Eight Dollars
for Life Interest In Gymnasium whore for member.
ship thirty dollars per year srs now freely paid.
To insure proper care In physical culture and dis.
eipns, The andersignsd would Be able TO devote two
or three evenings in week, at . moderate remunsra-
ton By the company, for purposes Of Instruction in
classes.
Persons purchasing stock have the privilege Of com.
msneing their exsresss-use Of Baths, &e.-at the time
Of purchase.
Books will be open for the sale Of shares at the fol-
lowing places, as we'll as at the Gymnasium: i..
RIGGS CO., Bankers, Fifteenth street and Penn ave.
nue..
r. W. PEARSON. At Jay Cooke 4 Co.'S, Bankers, Fif-
tssnth street, opposite Treasury. ...-. .. ,..
LEWIS JOHNSON CO., Bankers, Penn avenue, cor.
nsr Of Tenth street
RITTRNHousE FOWLER CO., Bankers, under
Metropolitan Hotel. -
Captain ". H. NEW, sscretary's Once, Treasury De.
partmsnt
PHILIP soLoMoys' and HUDSON TAYLoR's Book.
stores, $50 and Ss4 Penn. avenue.
y. 4. j. RlvRs, ConGrsssiosai Globe ofies.
Respectfully, .... ....
.... ... .. ABNRR g. BRADY,
.. Professor Of Gymnssties and Csii.thenies,
Late Proprietor and instructor Of Brady .h Regiment
aul.n Gymnasium, Of New York.
The national Republican., 1866-08-04
POSTMASTER GENERAL RAN.
DALI.

a dispatch received from Postmaster Cen
eral RANDALL annoppced that his wife is bet
ter, and that he will return to this city on
Monday.
The national Republican., 1866-08-04
THE DEPARTMENTS.
lovriciAL.l
DrrAnrr.ur or srArE,

DnPARrnnNr or STATE,
wAsnISssos, July 80. 1855.
Information has been received at this De.
partment from Mr.. B. Lindsay, the Consul
of the United States at st. Catharine's,
Brazil, Of the death, on the 9Th Of April,
1866, at st. Catharine's, Of THOMAS SxrrH,
and on the l1th Of April, 1866, Of ASroSE
MAsoEL and EZRA 8. BRRBR. . .r.. .