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MARRIED.,

On Tuesday, Oct l6 1883, a 80 p m, at MeKendrss
Chapel, By Rev. W. krsbs. WILLIAM KIEKEAD, Of st.
Cloud, nina. 70 LAuaA A. HAazSzss, Of Washington.
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RoBBERy.-The store Of Messrs. Harvey,
Clarke, and Given, near the Thirteenth street
wharf was entered by burglars on Tuesday night.
and n lot Of cigars, tobacco, with a small amount
Of money, taken oil Loss about 5000.
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You CAN 90 TO HENNING's ONE PRroE
CLorHISa STORE, on the corner Of Seventh street
aud Maryland avenue, and get q gentlemans .
brown suit coat, vest and pants, for $lb.
The national Republican., 1866-10-18
In DECEMBER.

IN DECEMBER.
RELIGIOUS POEMS. By Harriet Bsecher Stowe.
BRBATHiNGs OF THE BETTER LIPR. Edited by
Lucy Lacrom. ! vol.
LECTURES ON GREECE, ANCIENT AND MODERN.
By the late President c. u. Felton.
A NEW VOLUME OF SKETCHES. By Grace Green
wood.
PORMs, GRAVE AND GAY By Geo. Arnold.
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UCTION SALES
SHEDs AND FENCING FOR SALE.

SHEDS AND FENCING FOR SALE.
CHrxr ouAnrxHnAsrsn's q oyyros1
,,, ,wsInoros. D. G., oet ia 1884
I.s;.S.s, csls:. ,.s.: % s:o!s sss' e ':'i.
street, between Sixteenth SD ssvsntssath streets:
oss Shed. itsiss f..,; d ana F...l
Term. Cash In Government funds.t ell. .r.
a.s W ae to be removed y,'s,a a: asZs from
Assistant aa..t.rnsstsr Ss.srsl, ,-.
oeH'@ Brevst MAJOR General o. G'A.
GALE OF BUILDINGS AT SEVENTH
~ sTRRIT WHARF.
cHrry oyAarrlnAs,sa's opyrc,, (,
. w..,u.,o, 3 D,s01 us,os.. 2, w.;.,s.os. 7. ,s.
By direction q the ouarsrmastsr 6sasrei tnsr, vii,
e .sS sTGSb sSisHp 4 Hs q
under the supervision Of Brey.t Z .uts:.a, coia.i
James NJ Moore, A q H., the following Baiidisgs ana
ashsd., aoriss feet. ...
ipsrt OF shed, slxsi feet.
Shed on wharf, !oxso feet.
shsd:. ss.sss fssi. .. r..
S;.ss:s,s Si.s;.sss ss;sSsS; ssSs, aissl i..,s e..
Stable, 2sIS SxsO feet. - 81. ...
f;;IsSls fsS;,Is:. Ss,; 5s.;s issa' o, feet .u
Coal Shed. iosi3 feet.
awateh. Boxes
2 Sinks
! Pence, 7xe4 feet.
1Wharf, Soxl63 feet, containing
3, 800 linesl feet in Piles,
., 900 square feet In Caps
10, 90 square feet In strings,
ID, 00O square feet In Floors.
Wharf. 62lSxe6 feet, containing
3 900 lineal feet In Piles,
II 900 square feet In Caps,
H. 900 square feet In ssriuKs,
ls 600 square feet In Floor,
Horse shed, lsx2O foet
, Addition to wharf ooxio7 feet, containing
900 ineal feet In Piles,
., 900 square feet 10 Caps,
0, 800 square feet In Strings,
T. 900 square feet In Floor
sfaiIbasks' Scales, capacity 5000 lbs each.
w sacks Damaged oats-About s, 600 lbs.
Sections Hose pipe.
Feed Chests.
pair Shafts, and
90 900 feet ola Lumber
Terms: Cssh, in Government funds.
day Of sais. D. H. RUCKER,
Brew. Maj. Gen. and Chief ouartermastsr
Depot Of Washington, D. G.,
ocl6.d And Asst Or. Cen, u, g. Army
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UmpIfe-Eb hmIIh, OF the NatIOhHI :.
scOrers-Messrp. Vessels and Bswen, OF Union and
keystone.
Home runs-Union, l Keystone, l.
Time OF gsme-Two Iurs and 70 minutes.
To-day a match will be played, at the usual hour
and place, between the Keystone and Jefferson
clubs, of Washington. The Jefferson club is one
Of the bcst in the District and our friends from the
Quaker City must not relax q whit In the exercise
of their accustomed clevernsss If they desire to
carry away with them from the capital additional
laurels.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
UNITED arAIRA PATENT OIRIrR.

wAsHIssroH. August 81, 1896.
On the peton Of Jssrum Atkins, Of MokenA, illinois,
praying for the extension Of patent granted to him
the ast day Of December, 1882 for improvement in
RAkes to Grain Harvsster for years from the
Pirston Of said patent which takes place the 2ist
day Of December, 1855,
s ordered that the said petitlon Be heard at the
Patent Omcs on MONDAY, the Sd day Of December next
at IL o'clock and all persons notified to appear
and show cause, II any they have Why said petition
ought not To Be granted.
Psons oppssing the extension are required 10 file IN
the Patent omos their objections specially set forth In
writing at least t,osnty days before the day Of hearing
all testimony alsd By either party. to be u.sd At the
with the rules Of the Once, which viii be furnished
| on application.
| Dispositions and other papers, relied upon tsst
mopy, must be nled In the ocs tosnty days before the
day Of hearing the arguments II any, within ten days
after nling the testimony.
Ordered, also. that tb. notice he published in the
REPUBLICAN and the Intsif0sncer, Washington, D. c.
and In the Trfbrne, Chicago, illinois, once week for
three successive weeks the nrs Of said publications
BE- a least sixty days previous to the day fhe.rng
&c. fHRAKER,
Commissionsr Of Patents.
PS.-Editors Of the above papers will please copy,
and send their bills to the Patent Once with paper
coutAipipR this potica ae7.
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OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UsIrED STATES PArKsr OYyicE,

wAsHISurOS, ssPt, 10, 1855.
On the petition Of Warren W. butcher, OF Milford
Mass, and Sarah butcher Administrative Of tho estate
Of Eihu Duteher, Of WAukeSha Wisconsin, praying for
thsVxtenson Of patent grated to the said Warren W.
Dutcher and Rlhu Dntcher, the 2sth day Of Deeem
ber, 1854, for an improvement In Temples for Looms
for seven years from the expiration Of said patent
which takes place the 2sth day Of Dscs 1856
II 10 ordered that the said petition be heard At the
Patent once, on MONDAY, the 10th day OF December
next,a 10 clock, N. and all persons are notified to
appear and show cause, II any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted,
Persons opposing the extension required to h in
the Patent once their objections, specially set ioh in
writing least ttosnty days before The day Of hearing
all testimony hled BY either parry, to be used At the
said hearing, must by taken aud transmitted In accord
nishsd on spplieation.
psposiuons and other papers relied upon ~ tssti
mony must be nsd In the ooe tpsRtp days before the
dg o. bearing the arsuRsnts any, within len days
Ordered sso that this notice be published In the Re
rUptiCAl and the Intsiigsaosr. Washington D. O. and
the Journal, Boston, Massachusetts,. once q wssi
for three successive weeks; the hrst Of said pub
esons to be a least sixty day. pIsyious TO the d,
| Of hearing. o. THKkKER,
49, Commissioner Of Patents.
| Ps- IditoIs Of the abovs papers will please copy
and ssnd thsir bills TO the Pstsat oass with paps
soa,s,aisg this notice. SSiO.lsvSv
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MALICIOUS MIsCHIEF.-Samuel Anderson,
n laborer, was arrested In the First ward on Tues
day by Onicer Crump for breaking open the door Of
a house belonging to W. Fletcher, on Twenty sixth
street, near + He was taken before Justice Drury
and held to bail to answer the charge at court.
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E W A RID LYC ETT,
IN B0oK-BIHDKR AND PAPER RULHRj
10 M PsaAsylvAaia avenue bstvssa Tenth and Nsv.
sAth strssts, south sids.
Books elegantly or plainly bound. Psriodisals AAd
psWsDapszs ssssfsiiy ssssaAsA vi
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n w II l 7 E'S
", (LArE sHAPyIELD's
CONFECTIONERY ANDI ECREAM ESTARLIsHMEN
AND LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN

No. ss6 Sixth street. between q and streets.
and Restaurant Propristors and all Others that he
keeps constantly on hand superior article Of FRENCH
AND AMERICAN CONFECTIONERY, and the PUREsT
ICE CREAM, Of his own manufacture. His terms are
most moderate.
PARTIES, wEDDINGs, FAIRS, BA fur.
nishsd with the hest article, at the shortest notice
We solicit from the public call, having ever nn-
dence In our ability to give entire satisfaction
N B-Ths location 10 one Of the best, and the saloon
the nnss in the city, and the proprietor 10 determined
70 make hrstolsss house BY eultivAtng none other
than the best patrons.
The former proprietor has no interest In any other
sstAblishmsnt At in the city seb-lm
The national Republican., 1866-10-18

For ALBASY.-This afternoon, Warden
Brown, of the Jail, will leave the city for Albany,
with number of prisoners, sentenced during the
present term Of the Criminal Couft
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NJ ETZ ROTT ii A l. l.
BATEMAN CONCERT.
FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 18th, 1866.
PROGRAMME

viii s,ua "Rrnani inyJiami, - "The NiEhtingals's
Tril - the Duo "Ds quei a., with $40, BRlGN0LA,
and the Trio "Zitti, zi, with SI0NORl BRlGNOLl
FORTUNA. -
SIG. BRlGN0LI
VIII sing "M'appsri,' tfrom Martha) the Romsnra
"Alice, aud In the Duo and Trio.
$40 FERRANTI
viii sing Largo al fastosum, - and the Tarantells
''Gia la luna. -
SIG. FORTUNA
viii sing al balen,' Qrom Trovatore,) and In the
Trio.
MR. 8. B. MILLS
viii perform "Capree Galop, " and the Duo "obe.
rom with MR.. CARL ROSA
MR. CARL ROSA
viii play "Auld Robin Gray "Caprce Fautastique,
and the Trio with MR.. MILF
Reserved Seats ready at the Music Store Of W. q Met
rot Co, Pennsylva avenue. ocl8
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A Il p L r s
Ill NEW MONTHLY MAGAZ
FOR OCTOBER, 1865.


PERSONAL RECoLLkCTloNso OF THR wAR.-(Fourth
Paper)
ILLusrRArIoSs-Mrs Bells, Darnestown-To
graphical Eneanpmsnt, ,Magruder's signal Station,
Montgomery County. ty.-Encsmpment OF Signal Party,
Darnestown, Marylahd-The Old Zousve.-MAchinss
for Field Recon oissaues.-CAmp seminA Ary.-Wintsr
Camp Of the Fourth New Jsrssy-ssminsfy Pump
Ksthetcs.
WOODEN LEas with an Illustration.
CRUISE OF THE ROB ROY.
lLLusrKArIoSs-The Rob Roy In the Rollsrs -R.
qnmaux Feat, summerset.-Shoutinq a Rspid-
ChOked Channel.-The Rob Roy on Wheels rC,ttis
swimming the Meuse.-singers' wsgon-Iu the
Ray Fields. = Accom- mo- ations Wanted = Morniny
NlStorS,-The Rob Roy in a Crowd. -shirkipg =
waterfall. Sailing on Lake Zug.-PassipR the Ksp-
Ids VI the Reuss -washipg BarEs-Fixsd on a
Waterfall-Chain Bar ier-Fre aob Fisher.
HEROIC DEEDS OF HEROIC MEN XIV TIE
wlLDs OF ARKANSAS
lLLusrRArIoss Samuel Curtis Battle of Pea
Ridse.-James O. BlunI-Francis j. Herron-Rabb'n a
Battery y-Ninsteenth lows and TIVE ntisth sIn
Eutry into Little Rock.
SHELBY CABELL
SLEEP
THE RUINED CHAPEL
LADY GoDlvA AT Bogr
PILLS. pLrsfErAIioSs-rhe r Coventry Procession, 1906. -
rscpp,9B roiG Arms Of Coventry,
sEPrkMRIR WOODS
hSoshkD OF HALs A MILLION
Idt BURNING UF COLUMBIA AGAIN
TaE FREEDMAN's STORY.
TIE UGLY TOAD.
COST OF HOME
EDITORS EASY CHAR
MONTHLY RECORD OF CURRENT EVENTS
EDITORS DRAWER.
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nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
UNITED SrArEs PATENT OyTlcE.

II UNITED brATEs PATkNr ORElCE,
wAsHIsaroS August %, 1896
ehu.stts formerly Of Piqus Ohio, praying for the sK,
November. 1852 for an Improvement in ora sspsrs.
tors, and res.usd the l7h day Of May 1889 In three
aud 77 this petition being for the extension Of the re-
Issue numbered 7l6 for years from the sxpira-
ton Of said patent which takes place on the soth day
III. srdsrsd that tn. ..id petition be heard at the
next, At u osIoeE. m .ai ali parsons are notified to
appear and show cause, II any thsy have, why said
in the Patent once their objections specially set forth
writing q least toenty day. before the day Of hear
II: said Sssrns, must hs isssn .ud srsn.%sd % IN .s
sordspcs with hs rules Of the once, which will be fur
mony must be hlsd In the oOs esntv days before the
asy q hearing The ..sumsD'' any within ts" days
ordered also that mi. notice be published in the Rx.
.ua !" 4. asrns .aS Si so.o
for three Successive weeks the hrs ofs.id publsa us
be at iss', sixty days previous to the day hearing
Commissioner Of Patents
P s.-Edtors Of the above papers Will please copy,
containing this notice seo-lawSw
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UsIrEn STATES PArsxr orYIcE,
wAsHrsaros, August q, 1885.
Hs%p.Srs rSS pI.1as Ha '1hp I'm rspp. ~ as Vs New
granted ths oih Day Of December ls, patsutc in
England the 22l day Of November, 1852, aud ressued
to said Pepper October a. 1885, an Improvement in
knittng Machines, for seven years from the expirs
tion Of said patent, which takes place the 22d day
Of November, 1885:
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once MONDAY the bh day OF November next,
70 o'clock IN. and all persous are nOhed to appear
and show e.use, II any they have. why said petition
ought not to be granted.
the PS". 5ss t.r OSD % speay s e Os nS in
writing At least tsenty days before the day Of hesng
all testimony died by either party, to be used at the
said hearing must be taken and transmitted In accord
anee with the rules Of the Office. which will be fur
nished on application
Dispositions aud other papers, relied upon rs tesu-
mouy, must be hed In the ONCE aty days before the
day Of hsarng the arguments any, within tan days
| after hling the testimony.
0rdeeh also, that this notice be published In the
REPUBLICAN and the Intsiifgencsr, Washington, d c.
and In the Journal Portsmouth, v. ~ once week for
three successive weeks the hrst Of sad publications to
be s least sixty days previous to the day Of hearing
rC TBEAKER,
Commissioner Of Petsnts.
Ps-Editors Of the above papers will please copy,
aud send their bills to the Patent omes with paper
eoutaiuiug this notice. au2s.lawSw
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d Z W A r D.
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STOP and THINK.
STOP and THINK
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OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING
ORR IMMENSE STOCK OF C.0rHIN0
OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING
MARKED DOWN
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rwEErr-vIvn PEE CENT. TEAM cosr.
TWENTY-FIVE PEE oaHr. LEss THAH cosr.
TWHHrI-H PEE Gent LESS rHAH COST.
NEVER AGAIN WILL rou HAvE TIE CHANCE.
NEVER AGAIN WILL roU HAvK TIE CHANCk.
NRvRk AGAIN WILL rou HAvp rHH CHANCE.
The goods must be sold within the next sixty days,
regardless Of cost. We what We say. Come and
see for yourselves before purchasing.
J. n. SMITH,
48o Seventh st., opposite Post omos,
ssl5-ly Washington, DC
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$6,OOO,OOO
SEVEN PER CENT
PIRsr.c FIRST MoRrd AoE BONDS,
ssoO, 900 SOLD.
THE NORTH MISSOURI RAILROAD COMPANY has
authorised to sell their ist Mortgage per cent So
year bonds. The whole amount is ", ,oOooo Coupons
payable on the lst days Of January and July Of each
year, in New York
Referring to our Advertisement Of August, having
sold the arst half million Of these desirable bonds
have advanced the price to EIGHTY.PIvR CENTS, st
which they stand uurvaisd the cheapest arsteisas
security In the Market
Any further Inquiries will bs answered At our once
sspi-H JAY COOKE 4 co.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
y D. ooos,. tof Jay Cooke = Co. , Prss,dss.
90 Huuy,ua,o. Os.h,s,
eovsRsxssr DlPosIToII
,IsAsoIAL loEsr OF TEE uHIrlD TrAfn.
sev.rs.Assi securities With f,sassrsr u.issl ss.ss
sroHE nlLLlOn DOLLARs.~
We buy snd sell all sl.ssss Of GOVERNMENT ss0U.
RIrIEs st current market rates,
vuRSIsH ExcHAsaE ssd make oolissteas o. ALL
TIE PRINCIPAL oIrIIs OF THE UNITED srArlaL
We purchase Government voushsrs on the MOTT
IAvoRABLK TERMS. ssd give oAls,uL A.D r,orr,
ArrssrIou TO
ACCOUNTS or BUSINESS MEN AND yIRns.
ssd 70 say other businsss entrusted 10 "a
FULL INFORMATION /. regard TO aovlRHnsHl
LOANS ., su rmss .h.srfuliy furnished.
wn. ausrIsoroz. o..Ai.r.
~sHr.a-"s 1,.h n. iGh MIN AZ
HOI L Lr.
VIZ lila RDS' HOT TEL,
W SYKES. CHADWICK ! CO..
oORNEg PENN. AVE AND FoURTgENrH STREET.
WASHINGTON CITY uH.u
uOFF M A N HOUS Sc,
BROADWAY, CoRNER OF TWENTY .YIrrB STREET
HEw YoRK CITY.
|
MITCHELL, READ, AND WALL.
PROPRIETOR
The HOFFMAN HOUSE 10 conducted upon the plan o
tho best American and European Hotels. 1t combine,
all the modern Improvements necessary to the greatest
somfor VI guests that sr isssnaity and bsraliiy car
possibly devise and produce The bill Of fare for the
table embrace. every variety and dseAey Afforded BY
the Ausrissp markets, In thsir season.
iylb-y
q II A FF Ell n Il y o.. Z
y CONFECTIONERY
|
| ICE CREAM SALOON,
| No. 800 Eleventh street,
| Between x street and Massachusetts, avenue,
wAsHiSoroS, D. Q.
Mr.. JOSEPH II. sHAFFIELD having retired from
business the uudsrsignsd would respectfully inform
his lAe customers and the public that, having been ol
years associated with him In business a the old stand,
No. $50 Sixth street, they are prepared 10 furnish
'uP''" cnNrr%rtoNrpy ANN IcR CREAM
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HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN
LYING-IN ASYLUM,
Rnu IsiralA 4 ~ atF

Fourtsenth street, (eirols corner OF street.
This Institution Is situated In the most healthy por-
ton Of the District, surrounded by its own grounds.
Cars pass the door every i've minutes
Terms Of admission Prom % to tl0 per week, In 30.
oordsncs with the required, payable In advance.
This Includes Board Medicines, Medical 4ad Surgical
Attendancs.
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TERMS FOR HARPER's MAGAZINE Ann wnpKI

TEHMs FOR HARPER1s MAuAHINE AND WREKLY
MAoAzISE, One Copy for oas sYsar...,....,,..t4 "A Oo
wkgKLY, one Copy Tor one Year ....,.,...I "a
An extra copy either Of the Weekly or the MsgsIips
VIII be supplied gratis to every Club OF Five subsori
ta0 90. ~ e'Piss iot
Bound Volumes OF the Magazine each yolums ,o, .
tanning tha Numbers for SIX Months will be furnisSsd
Tor 500 per volume and sent BY msii postage p.id
SQUAD volumes Of the Weekly, each Volume oontstans
ihe Nunoers iOr One Year will be Furnished Tor AZ al
freight express paid the weight Of the Volume. bs
beyond that SLOWED In the mail ~ sSi nA
The national Republican., 1866-10-18

GRAND LARcENy.-Lucy Turner, colored
woman, was arrested on Tuesday evening, In the
Seventh ward by 0iicer Gunnell for stealing pair
of pants and quilt from L 7. T. Ellison, on Sew
enth street. between D and 4. She was taken be.
fore Justice Handy, and committed to Jail to await
the action Of the grand jury.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ USrrEo sTATRs PAraHr oFYIcs,


wAsHIHoroE, August 23, 1886
On the petition Of Daniel Tainter OF Worcester Mass
praying for the extension Of patent granted to him on
the soth day Of November, 1852 for Improvement n
Rotary Knitting Mschines for seven years from the
expiration q said patent which takes place the asd
10 ordered thatths said petition be heard At the
Patent once on MONDAY, ths l2.h day Of November
.pEs.r and :h0S S S they have, Why said
Persons opposing the sxtsuson required 70 ale in
the Patent once their obi sctions specially forth in
writing, h least ttoenty days before the day Of hearing
all testimony hled By either party, to bs used at the
said hearing, must be taksn and in accord
snse With tbs rule. Of the once, which will bs fur
Dspostions and other papers, relied upon as tssti-
mony must be ned In the oos senty days before the
day Of hearing the arguments, II any, within ten days
AFTER flins the testimony.
Ordered slso that this notice be published In the
REPUBLICAN and the Intsilfoencer, Washington, D.
and in the Spy, Worcester: Mass, once : week for
three successive weeks the arst Of said publications TO
b at least sixty days previous to the hearing
T. G. fHEAKER,
Commissioner Of Patents
PS-Editors Of the above PApsrs will please copy,
and send their bills to the Patent 0Aes With parer
eontaining this notice. au25-v2v
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MEDICAL Stay.
SURGEON IN CHANGE.
J. II. THOMPSON, NJ. D., ls+ street, between Twsn-
tieth and Twenty First streets.
CONSULTING PHYsIcI ANS AND SURGEONS.
JOS. X BARNES, N. D., Surgeon General, United
States Army.
jos RILsY, NJ D., Gsorgsown.
THos MILLER, NJ D., street, Washington.
A. p GARNETr, NJ. D., New York avenue.
W. p JOHNSTON. NJ D., Washington.
GRAFTON TYLER, n D., Georgetown.
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WoRKIYGMEN's CONvENTIoN.-The regular
monthly meeting of this association was held last
evening at the City Hall; the president, Mr. WIN.
R. Mclean in the chair, and J. II. Reed, secretary.
The minutes Of the previous meeting having been
read and approved, the credentials Of Messrs. T. 3.
Denham, Donald McCathran, WIN. Bsron, s. @.
Throop and A. J. Barnes, as delegates from the
House Painters Union, were received and the
delegates admitted to seats.
Several bills were approved and ordered to be
Mr.. Csvis, from the Executive Committee, re.
ported that the committee could not report In rsls.
tion to the National Labor Congress on account Of
certain papers not having been received.
Mr.. WIN. r. Mclean, presidents Mr.. A. 7.
Cavis, vice president. VIM. d. Berger, correspond.
ing secretary; and j. H. Reed, recording secretary,
officers of the convention elected at recent meet.
ing, were installed,
On taking the chair Mr.. Mclean said the work
ingmen should do all In their power to accomplish
the eight-hour law, and unless they did the move
ment would not be successful Six months ago,
when the mass meeting was held, the friends OF the
cause were numerous, but they had dropped of,
and the meetings were not as we'll attended now al
formerly. lie promised to do all in his power for
the good of the cause, and urged the workingmen
to cooperate with him.
Mr.. Whaley stated, as president Of the National
Labor Congress- that he had issued circulars to the
vice presidents In the different States, and several
answers had been received. Mr.. W. read letter.
from St. Louis, Boston, New Haven, New York
Michigan, Iowa, Delaware and Baltimore which
we're encouraging, and showed that the organiza
ton was at work. Mr.. Whaley also stated that b.
had taken the necessary steps to have the move
ment introduced in the Southern States.
Mr. Boron moved that the Secretary be author
iled to invite all trade organizations to send dele
gates to the convention at its next meetngi adopted
Adjourned.
AccIpENT.- afternoon, while
The national Republican., 1866-10-18

Applications for admissions can be made to any Of The
medical stat or the matron at the Hospital Orders for
admission to the free beds Of this Institution can be OBJ
dAined Gf tho Rsy c. H. Hall, Rector Of the Epiphany
Church, OF the Rev A. D. gillette Pastor Of the Pirst
Baptist Church. and Of the Surgeon 10 charge h his
dnee Orders the ad mission Of the wives widows
Of soldiers Of the United States army be procured
through the Surgeon General, United States army.
jyN O. II. HALL, d. D., Secretary.