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NEW SPRING STyI pS 49, O%S
sbaOn G every New and DesirshI" owN MAkE,"
81 and and rya yars. a'1 fad% %oe ~: 3, and
%Asr IN every respect FSsr "Sery length and sz. %;
sonaSe 70 TR.S. %.S' the want. asrF ass especial
oSsc. more durable and HTs are lighter, more
M.rfs, sSs double prny Gn
and %hsr:,s1 gh1y are n sye
acon They now being gyo universal
Ask lof G gSGry LSdy should Try them sold by
- !" .!ampeG Nv r H0PKHT m1KH and see that each
az ti GE>r, "1o AE' Street PHlLtDA" TNUFACTU- NJ
'9d Price. .cH1 cGTLoerE e9nanng styIo Io'.n' s1a
- Da'"a"' allowed 10 Deo rs OrI Iun'iorm and
JAZZ - T.o pFooly and car.i.ty Graers Ga6 by mail
No. 628 ArrT Sr"sst "'ig n,., NTi"s Rooms
rERMS ~ Iaade to er, aief.d and d',an ,a T.
mrls ION VIM. 7. HOPKINS" Ss"'cE ONLY
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HYDRAULIC CEMENT.
600 Hos.


y. lhoi, 5 Co%'y % Cement Company having apDoiot.d
,i.;. ''' agents in Philadelphia, for the s.la 90
,Lo superior article we are now prepared ,o srn.,
4;..' .ocFS arc filled either from our wsr.bon..
u 'eo' from the works, according 10 the opon,i,r
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Insure Your Homes Il I'ropoTl..
IN THE
KENT COUNTY
'A''tt'"i Insurance Cugmoau,
Ar DOTER, DELfHiRE


lhS Company cont r.i,.. r., i.,.,.,,
'''.' i'!t'N. AMI ior s.ye:a 4. ,.> .,,,t - ~ "
! - ,|"''S ai aiiit1 dil rici 4 ~ a,4 II, "
u,r ~ 'i''dr'.s axe irIid o. INC III nv. ~ H.
! hiins, due on thai day ' '"""ti pre-
- - t'c "4nies dniy at ever, mar, r,: ..,.l, i,
NH - ""' a." 'f'"lofN - .tcp H., or,,.cflv - -
h.r. - '''i+'''' ga Gus, ,u..I ~ !t. -.. i,
t,, 'i' - - 'S' II H'ey sipu.I ,r. So, l,,
/ - ''' l's' 81 MS ir.ier'y hc.,, n,r. a. 81 ,
tt'''c reason Ih"l lli-.,5 mo-, /, ,,. KIN - me
ne '"alii'F reside IL atu4n.i t.,t~, '-'''S =.
,, 90 ana I"f tt'IltGg c'>I ,.ln IL. >, ,i,. - "
ne i.,, Us properly by ire. II mau VIII r,n
m az '.'' P,'ra"'"i' - secure l,> prpn,5, 30 ' '',
me IL II IS hisGs.bir, he .., i,n ,I.l.I - US
h'S hciSh5orS - '.s.,t l,In So :" 'dii upon
ocn ne H.n' C"nn'y Ma,un ha, Capl,ai If .ono
''n' ana Ftls rfumriiy rs losses ''@ VI S<oV'-
drH'S 't'ItoGe oI ltsIrlIir IN tJ,,-
'"i upon The ioilJWIHE 7senIs ~! VII.
AGENTS
- ''''',s''h' iud'w Wri,ht Fert,,
Jesse Huntingdon. SHly rila inn, r ","e''"ie
q. Is Dickson. D., '|',"'f NIII"n.
Jas Cov,uu Dover, faui \. DAVIS Loves
AleX. jackson, Gamdr; ''"'' ~ LfuftI, I
J Y F,nL Ml" "lo'c' Wesley SHi'k,
tL,|,,'tn",,n,,, Ii,,',", :, Gro,a~boro. Md.
DIRECTORS ~
oo W - Crn1tn,n ,rlgr smyrna hos Bradford Dove,
amcs r ca" "ar,, .,r t.nry Rdgriy,
Y Iiiiam ntnuev IIt =, y '"'F' a.
E7"ecI.l'c
oFrIcrRS
SAMi ~ ". FISL!.E Prcsilc.I >.,,.,
J3S COW Ill rrear bower 80! ''.
49,. GRO b. DICKSON Sc, =
- ' '"'ilo,!Icl!'"nS promptly ATTENDED -
'"'E b. pIcKS"N, Secretary po,er.
CEoRcE 3. DICKSON
To- ,,c >, DOVER DELAWARE.
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Alien & NecclIoS

"a N NecdIcN,
Al ~ Waler Tlta%s[s %t..1 A0'"a'' pHj1ADr,n,,,
my8 a.
-- I3t
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STSo19QSIe Swo9

nooS rr r''rI rd"a rg5 Tegk from sMlKNA, via BomD
grove ana Hh"set fo7 rh,!adeipht OaS'ie' Penns
morn,nc, .ny "a y, ny HaEe very Tuesday and F,i,,
A. aSa bmhay iio3k by steamer at 1 ocnry [lady
Leave ID PYr , ab,,e ,o' 3,t 3n'te named places
a ny M"l+y and Thursday mornnes, ~ It1"dtiph
vi. Bnn' !r'Hs At The above Landng for Smn, r,rn'
Gram, Potatoes ana llka cro,0h,
a. h'hiy iook L,udne The atrr ty may ne delivered
% SAILING. "i''f fiio"h before The day
pb,oEh' pGMh ir"jsht nay he delivered al The vb..,
m Mnn5a, ,is oc'"rrn The hours Of and oca. AZ
nc above arringrmcnI, :, m con,;,..
Shail warrant dH.iy trts i'''ue uhui business
MAY Oh, 1867
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The " Washington Library %

al oFuer 'h1i lie 1cncIvlrn uAIec,s -, -,
sne5 may ." successfully accomp..ed h,re ''I ~
II: FINE SrEsL-PlA1E E,es.v,>e.
Their reiaIi value ~ P"cSS much below
l0ArEs Oh SrocE ~ THE WAsHrsaroN
ain, LIBRARY CoxP.Nv 'oN
VII De Issued, sta alpcti vII, M. .sol ,,L
Aeu " me Secretary. mo OH or. ,o,f1 f'1
so PeiHuh sending ONE COLLAR ar nc, % 'ne az ;
Gna So % iocaI tgcIis, viii reeve Imban,a,s, e
ing IIsl ,nd EnstatIng at cF"Ice from The IoIi3.
Po, l"'' anu one Certificate OF Sn,k ,r,ur,n ',un Nv
ileSehl IN oar published schc,in.. ''u'ii'g one
ONE DoLLAA ENcgAv,vcs
Saved! They re cHi,p anI:aI ~; Cnld 80 81 They're
o. lne EaFy Day ct he RevILr,n seventy SIX; /;
ther Of he tpls p"l ing TWO DOLLARS Will receive ei
Twn Ccr', ' ,'oo"ing hue Steel IIa,.s ; a, ci' a e'
Two Presents. "'"S Oecomng entitled to
No Two Dollar ENGaAyrxGs
NO i" Washington 50 ,,,,,,,~, ~,
I lt" WIN his Meth,
lHREE DOLLAR ENGrAy,vcs
boay person llne THREE BOZ LARS Nh ,ooo,
oeauiIIui Slcel Fia;r .! 0--AA"s VIII tecelvet
I'm "tioME ROM TIE Wan"
Ihiee Presenls N''"HS ehtltted 10
Ann fora DorL'R EvGnAy1 Gs.
g H'i'' DealIIdi Seti PiaI. OF 'o
"IHE fEEI.S ~ oI,a F,prr.,.,
Presents. ''oA' e"'itiinglhem TO Four
1--WE DOLLAR ENGRAvIvGs
=. Any Per"h"i0 Pass FIVE boLL,ns .bo1,
the li'gH anu SFiejirld -ieei Plata ~ 'i receive
Al i& MARRIAGE oF PocMIoyTAxn
Presents. 's7 ol Stock emitting them TO Five
The engravraysa and Ce!t.G,3,e. r.i,,b.
m' s',crlo a orr !"cs Agenrics or cr%' 10
''' - ''i''es'. az may be- ordered y
Schedule OF Of1a1caen,
Cash Present, .t,.....
CdSh I.c,ont, ........... 'io"''o ,"|
~ ~('s' tt.t"'' ............ 10H""
2 Cash P,.sei,, =, - 5n ''''''... 5000 =
/. Handsoa. t,,un,Cy ,}.'.'..,'' 5000
D,uoIc R.s,'tc"r. "''',o."'' Phia, $4,000
Coal Dept, 0iioc. 81, a. i...;' $4,000
business established, No. 1914 w
lngt'h Aveun", Phiiyd'a, 1900
Country Residence, K,versido l'OOO
Three.stor~ .,lrxu 1,n frnn, '';....... 10000
25 Valuable Bnil,,n, - D. ~. '.'..... 5000
, T"oii, ga -. ........... ,ooo
Elegant Turnout Family Carr,3qc { o'oo0
n o. Horses, lldrness, :, &c, conrIcto =" -o -
~ Valuable Building Lots, tlv,rs,d. sam ''Ooo I.
ga IiI"'' ........... -o =
De eiutiini Sver-gray Horse. I5l ns,d. ''oOo
.igh' sired by tie c,Icbratrd ,i1,na.,aI
AFa'Ian Tins CIliph;'' also Ei
h"ao wagon, "c Rht l41 POUNDS. r+;,p
S't . sur'rlr >ig" H4ii...
N n iu uN'"2 . hf,t-c!.ss cstubi,,I,,n, ooo MS
b Nci .. '."' ''.''. .......... ~ GN0 thc
Rosewood Src,Io, II ,,r,. ........ 45J0 the
- :, a. ), Ing 'Isciin :, SCG .,cb i'o30
n oI p ''" watches, !91 clch, ~ n" dire
" 0li '';',' BY leading eistsrc io''oo CUR
3 Ca4,g's II .,r s..,y. s. oao 49,. 10000
, C4'ntis H4tr saws s2,n e1ch''... 1900
3 IIands,a, lac. >l,,is ''"' ,t-*'h-. 5000 42
. Cashmere >hegy!>, s., "' 'ach'... $50 al
S.t.l Sn< Dress P';lerns SO each. $50 m
The rcrna!nder v,u cn,,.i., *. $3.50
waFe' M"SirH Boxes, Opera (ii,.o" ~ts
ROCKET B 5'.-, and different sr,toSc
0'hai"ent and Ioe, accounting to of
Total No. {
" '"' properties given clear OF ncumbra"ce poooOO pII
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TOW TO Obtain Nhares aud tn.,,..

'"' properties given clear Of incumbra"cc o'o0O
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felIlneuiar itallroad Line.
s-+,-a.o... CHANGE OF HOURS.

! GSS42s On and after Monday July 9Th
| SsE3s-t1stbS.I 1867. Trains for the acrornI9odn
setss,sA tIon of passengers viii RON as fo
low uiii further nnIlca q" va"
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SONS
PILGRIM PHYST,TAN

s oh Tue instantaneous relief of the mos, violoD,
gI'PloiS OF Cholera, Cholera Morbus. Coc
SIn M pains IN the Stomach, Dlarrbga nrSon,nrp
4,o''",s aud Sick Headache and all ncyyaua Az
N,nr.i''' as al, Internal remedy. For Rheumatism
and r'trI, aa an neuralgic pains used internally
STRAINS, Cuts Bruises and all local non ior "PralnS'
uoaS, lhe reputation which this prep,ra;n i'a" oO VI
Joys throughout the United States IS its hos, Gu
i'a'ee' Try 1t, cure is positive. O'0' guur-
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steam Dying and Scour;,,mC
tabiishmacnt. "s'
MRN 4 LIZ o..

M % A. m MRS. i. W. SMITH
''o' 60 ~ Fifth ST, bet. Marker and A., ~
NIECC o., PIIA. "iLADEL-
kasies Ges q Wesgiy WtgsTy ds.cmplon dyed to any
io,s a uyee IN the most ashonabIe snd very descrp
mere "an snd hHIshed n superior sye' .aneHi co
Cspes Rug. 'rrS SGs% Table and Pan" oys1 S%.n
yed ali coors ant nT"nred Pongee and Silk Dpes.e
reasonable terms '''ies Cleaned or Dyed on
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ANTEFEClAL "A LEC~

put on Stub ~ All one you can take IF the Foo, 49,,
w WESTON, ,P.Trr%ss ma"' send md for Pamphlet. ia
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a. \ Pr SIS.
NORTY.

w,.-' TT" TVtFTIg Vflslipd & IL , :, . ! -,
sohg south at ~ % NJ riII rnna, w., ana wilmington
press Toannoa's to Norfolk aud Por.nn",E connection
New YnrE rl' 70 and from Baltimore, Phlia%cnd ava TX
Line only At prn2as ey % s%p on the Road
will u,1H EXCEPT that Slesmb"rl Tra .ne[ I,mG
ng ,oI at any station 10 set down ,am NouTll
decl6 r. O. SEWALL.Jr
superintendent Del % u
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THE RIYERSIDE llSTI7TTF

is fo%nJ%t H,'ttS'o'. III, Burlington ounI, New J+-
the SONS Of Jeca".sa .e a"Ie oi grauonsly sdura3g
ted States VII" "ed'nen Oi the Uni.
weSod% nS bSaFd ,o Of T[us!se' consist. OF the oow0,
HON. WILLIAM B MANI '"'''" ana New Jersey :
my LEWIS r. RRUOAlAIJ '''"ue'Phia' Ia.
TX Chiet Conner L =. AIInt n,du
HON I,n,r,, fhiad'a Pa ''"s'
Hon, HON y3Wt'S " W 8 ~ rs, 3 NOVEL, ew JERSEY
HENRV ENV ,,npN WI MAKE New Jersey
}. f. COE, Esi, r"''ade'phla, Pa.
OiJ"y' coe { Co., Philadelphia.
- KEAsuRI I'EPARTMLXr. WAeH1yGroS n :, A.,
10 'o""-Oihce OF iHl"rpal Rey,n,,s ~ -, ApIli
ceNt" S'''sia'iory 'Eidcnre thar N" nrc,.c t
en- efreIse cciin"ie- ~ the :. "a t''' tt' "i Hle
no o",l We he devoted 10 ,ha,ra.Ie u.e. a!
mi on ls h'F' h' granted 10 said rmnany r ''',, rer
special tax or other nny - "h'lHsr from
= \. ROLLINS, Commi.s,ono,
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Local AGENTS WANTED throughon, =. ,,
ted States. "' '''e Uni

Mes.r. mo Hfs9S:'i2n cE%p,,.n have ap onted rs poo
Sss Rno%n GoRE CO. as whs.e Es1'i,ss; s
sufficient qssuioc s aoi I,' ' ,s experience viii be %0a
mem wi" be promptly aprli to y the oorna! ,nlusled in
Ua '"L''"1'"i"' "a, May 20, 1867.
40 Me Officers md go,,L.,, ol,,. =.
Gen,I.Go, GSrgry Ge " s hhID Sec,@,y % "'''"s'o" III
inst sa'!yne ,o =. Of 'o*5 or "f .n. ror Of the 18Th
cory cor y""i "r Co%'% took H. ? r,,y % =" Egcovera
PFss to SoP5 GS.''. =; @ ps Of + yo9r "1'%i aate,
IT. h.yns lre, fse".rd b s'.s "'y ao ct The State and
o6.cS S'y, yoal a'a "n sh tn" :" s,rd
mai m'"spaoee arpa aro r'1 Tie education ' and ID
os t. proa'o =, S '' t. and = .' on on, "e 1..t con.
Respectfully; yoors, Sc
Address all letters ard GEO. @ 4. COOKE s. co
As3 81 soa,5 : , Go0KE [,' & co Bankers
iA0fa'y Co. jyS.3m
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UNIVERSAL CLOTiIEY WRtNCEp =

the che, 'IH,Vrh'nt, most durablo, and therefore
Gr., rdPcst "rnger ever made; has t,kcn n,oro
used ~, at State and general fairs. and i
Tope,Tcr more people than all other WrIngers
The national Republican., 1867-07-01
DROP osALs FOR FUEL
ouARrERnAsTKR's oFYioE, J
U. 8. MARIsE CosPs. I

wuHrSoros, Nay Is, 1857.
Sealed PrOposA.s will be receiyed At this once
until TUESDAY, the 9th day Of July. 1857, at two
o'clock, p m, for supplying Wood and Coal to the
wear ending June So 1855 the Wood to bs good mer-
ehanable e.k and 10 be delivered piled, measured,
and Inspected at such points within the walls OF the
Marine Barracks as may be designAtsd By the com:
manding marine oneer free Of expense 70 the United
States The Coal to be best whits ash anthracite egg
coal free from dust and to weigh $40 pounds to the
ton, to be weighed, inspected and delivered At such
points within the walls Of the Marine Barracks as
may be gnAted by the commanding marine on :
free Of expense TO the United statesi and both
| quarterly requisition Of the commanding oheef.
showing the quantities required asreesbly to resu
lAti0ns, via:
twashin stOn city D C., 800 tons Of coal, 800 cord"
Al PCT .mOutb, N H., lso tons Of coal. 100 cords Of
Al Charlsstowu, Mass. 20 tOus Of coal ISo cord,
Of wood.
At Brooklyn, N. Y, $50 tons Of coal, 90 cord, Of
wood.
At Philadelphia, Pa, l2o tons Of coal 50 cords u
Al 0osport, Va, 100 tons Of coal, 90 cords Of wood
At Pensacola, Fla, l25 cords Of wooG
At Mound City, Ill. 100 tons Of coal % cords VI
wo d.
Payments will be made upon the receipt Of 20.
counts duly authenticated BY the ndIng 1osEs
Of the posts at which the wood coal hss been d.
liyersd.
The right reserved to reject all bids eoa.li -fa'
guarantee to be signed by two rsspoHst.e pc,
sons whose responsibility must be certified ty BY tho
United States District Judge, United stgIeS Distrle
Attorney, United States Collector must ompany
each proposal Otherwise II will not be considered.
To be endor. Proposals. for Fuel and addressed
to the undersigned WILLIAM b. SLACK,
myS0.w4t Major and ouArteTmAsteT.
The national Republican., 1867-07-01
Alexandria Anairs.


The Gazette of Thursday has the follow.
ing
Bryant charged with robbing the store Of Black
lock 4 Co. at the Ferry Slip, on Saturday night
last, have been committed by Justice Moore, to
Jail for trial, and another, charged with being
concerned In the affair, held to bail In 5000 for
his appearance at court to answer any indict.
ment that may be found. John Bryant, one Of
the parties, in his statement gave full account
Of the whole affair; tneir plan, how they toisd
Of the private watchman, how they broke in the
store how they carried the goods to the yes.
sci, &c,
ALExASDRIA FEMALE sEMIxARY.-The clos.
ing exercises Of this school, X. Kemper. princi-
| pal, took place last night In the lecture room
| attached to the school building No. So Washing.
ton street. Notwithstanding the threatening
appearance Of the weather, by the appointed
time large and appreoiatiye audience had as.
| sembled. The room. which had been appro.
priately decorated IL living green, interpreted
| here aud there with the flowers of the season.
together with the youth and beauty there con.
yened, presented by gas'light scene Of unusual
| interest.
| CALroRsIA wHEAr-A sample Of California
| spring white wheat was exhibited on Change
| this morning. 1t looked well, was clean, and
the grains large aud plump but lacking that
rich appearance peculiar to tho white wheat
| grown in this State, II Is said, however, TO
make excellent -four, and we learn that one oi
the Georgetown millers has purchased large
quantity for that purpose, anticipating falling
of in the yield of prime wheat in this section ol
country.
ST. JoHY's AcADEMY.-The closing exercises
take place at Liberty Hall tomorrow afternoon at
| 1 O'clock. The salutatory Is to be delivered by
VIM. X. Davidson, and the valedictory by Ernes,
]. Simpson. Jas, F. Mclaughlin. esq, Of Bslti'
more, Is to deliver the annual address before the
Patrick Henry Society.
| ST. MARY's ACApEMY-The closing exercises
| Of the ninth session of st. Mary Academy, Miss
| NJ. A. Roach, principal, took place yesterday
morning, few only of the former pupils being
| present.
| The Journal of the same date says:
| Mr.. W. W. DUNCAN, for tho past Ave years
connected with the Adams Express Company s
Office In this city as Its superintendent, has ten
| dered his resignation, to take effect on the lst
| proximo. Mr.. d. has been led to take this step
| in order to enter upon the management and su
| periptendence of the reconstruction Of the
Georgetown Aqueduct, which Is the best earnest
that our citizens could desire Of the early com.
| pletion of that work He will be succeeded in
the Office by Mr.. Robert Falls, the former super.
| intendent.
IHE AMOUNT OF COAL received by the Alex.
andria canal for the first ssvan days In Jnns ~As
| $500 tons.
| AMoSG the arrivals in town to-day was the
Hon. S. S. Marshall, member Of Congress from
| Illinois.
The national Republican., 1867-07-01
DEPARTMENT OF OFTHEINTERlpR
IL UHIrsp STATES PArBsT OErIoE,
NAV 1857


On the petition Of James @. Cooke, " MidtletcSu
Conn. praying for the extension Of patent grnlt'
to him the 9Th day Of July, 1852 aud reissued TO-
7th day Of April, 1868 for an improvement IN fptW.
Ing button BAcks aud Connecting the tyae Thereto
for seven years from the expiration of said pasut,
which took place the 9Th day Of July, 1850 hts
application having been authorized by &C! Of Con
grtB;
1t Is ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent once on MONDAY, the 2sth day vf luly
next, Ut IL o'clock IN and all persons are notified
TO appear and show cause, any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted,
Persons opposing the extension are required TO nls
In the Patent once their objections, specially set
forth in writing, At least tesnty days before the day
Of hearing all Testimony hled By either party, to be
used al the said hearing, must be taken and trans
mitted In accordance with tie rules Of the once,
which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon As tss-
tmony, mrst be flsd In the once tDenty days before
the day 0I hearing; the Argument, II any, within
ten days after nling the testimony.
Ordered, also that this notice be published In the
REPUBLICAN, and the Iatellf0sneer. WAshington,
D. c., and In the Register New Haven, Conn, once
week for three successive weeks the hrst Of said
publications to bs at least sixty days previous to
Tue day Of hearing. TIC FhEAKBR,
Commisaionsr Of Patents.
p 8. Editors Of the above papers will please copy
aud send their bills to the Patent once with paper
containing this notice. myls-vsw
The national Republican., 1867-07-01
.rs, parents, and friends, will no doubt spend
day Of pleasant enjoyment.

srs, parents, and friends, will no doubt spend
day ofplsasant enjoyment
THr CArnoLio BENEFICIAL TorAL Apsrisrsor
soonrr will repair TO Green Spring, short die.
tanoe above tho aqueduot bridge, and celebrate
the 4th. The proprietors Of this beautiful 70.
sort have arranged 10 accommodate large party,
and doubtless host Of friends of the cause and
the society will participate In the festivities OF
the occasion.
TEuprRAscE NETTING. "A public Temperance
meeting was held at the old market yesterday
afternoon, under the direction Of the four Divi.
sons Of Georgetown. Addresses were delivered
by Rev. Mr. Steiner, Of Congress street 'cburohi
Mr.. J. L, Kidwell, Of Hope Divisoini Mr.. Devine,
Of Potomac Division, Mr.. Shanks, Of Friend
ship. No. Q, and others.
SUSPICION OF srEALISa A HoRsE.--A oolorsd
man named Frank Williams was taken into Gus.
tody BY ofhosr Noble on Saturday afternoon on
the charge Of stealing q sorrel horse. Amer
| hearing the evidence, Justice Buckley dismissed
him. no facts being slioitsd TO sustain the charge
Mn DARBY's wARrHousn.--Th. work Of 70.
building the warehouse Of Mr.. BenJamin Darby
| 10 rapidly approaching complstion, and when
finished will Be one Of the most substantial store.
houses In aeorgstown. Mr.. D. has q temporary
ONCE In the building Of the New York Steamship
Company adjoining.
DryipEND DEcLAREp The trustees Of the
Farmers and Mechanics Bank Of Georgetown
have just declared a dividend Of three per cent.
out Of the PROFITS Of tho last seven months, paya.
| bic to the stockholders, free Of Government tax,
| on and after tomorrow.
| ALARsE EsrEANsHIP.-The steamship Utility,
Capt Crossman, oil Norwich, Connecticut, Of
1900 tons register, and drawing over fifteen feet
Of water when loaded, arrived at Rays Docks on
| Saturday, for the purpose Of taking on board 900
| tons Of Cumberland coal
liz MEMoRiAN.-The family Of the late Joseph
Libbey have had erected over his remains In Oak
Hill Cemetery, n magnificent monumental shaft
from tho marble works Of Mr.. Joseph Naples,
Philadelphia.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE. Of i'm.
portanee was done on Change on Saturday, the
sales amounting to only 1871 buRbels fair corn at
95 cents per bushel Tho offerings were $500
bushels corn, and 800 bushels wheat.
DisoRDERLY.- John Eaton, Franklin Bead, p,
Need, A. Logan, P. Howe, L, Campbell, An.
drew Willow, and Charles Davis were arrested
for diSorderIy conduct, and their cases were pro.
perly disposed Of by Justice Buckley.
The national Republican., 1867-07-01

A HARD CASE oseph IL. Webster, q
.olesale huckster, from Prince Georges county,
l., working o farm Of Mr. VIM. Days In that
inty, was arrested on Saturday morning on
harge Of attempted rape upon the person Of q
/ some twelve years Of age, by tho name OF
ice Ann Evans. Webster, who attends mar
:, had his wagon somewhere in proximity to
It Of the mother Of the little girl who also
lis from Prince Georges, and had come to
rket for the purpose Of disposing Of her truck.
tween IL and o'clock on Saturday morning
defendant approached the little girl, who
6 in her wagon, and asked her If she would
10 some ice.cream She replied she would,
| accompanied him to the saloon in the mar
:, where he also provided her with supper. On
wing tho restaurant and coming into the mar.
house he addressed the innocent child In
guage 90 Infamous and indecent that she fed
n him and succeeded in reaching the protec-
Of her mothsS;5 Mr.. W. L. Dulanyr private
Gilman in the market, testified that he saw
two together and watched them. He OBJ
we'd them in the restaurant and saw them pass
IN through the market, but did not hear their
Versation.
he child's testimony was plain and direct
though the plaintiff failed to prove an at
,ptsd rape, yet hat Webster was guilty of the
euago charged there Is no doubt, and 1t is q
that he could not be punished in some man
ir. Dulsny stated that 1t was Of frequent 90
renee for parties, male and female, TO behave
IN improper manner In the market at night,
seeing the man With the child, ho suspected
/ there might be something wrong and fol-
ed them for the purpose Of observation.
the arrest was mado upon the complaint OF
r. Dulapy, and Officer Acton, who made the
,,st, stated that tho child was crying at tho
The national Republican., 1867-07-01

FLoRA's FEsrIvAL-This beautiful can
tata, In three parts. will be performed by 6fty
young ladies and misses Of the Calvary Baptist
Sabbath School, at the church corner Of ii and
Eighth streets, this evening, commencing at ~
o'clock, under the direction Of Prof. B. Il. Mes.
ser. Prof. NJ. has met with great success In
teaching vocal music during his residence in this
city, and the present occasion will give some
idea Of his manner Of training. The young
ladies have been diligent in tho rehearsal Of the
cantata, and will no doubt render the piece In
such manner as to reflect credit on themselves
and teacher. The public should appreciate this
effort by giving the entertainment its hearty
support.
The national Republican., 1867-07-01
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The national Republican., 1867-07-01

TENPERAHcE.-At the Centre Market,
yesterday aftsrnoon. a large temperance nesting
was hold under the auspices VI Equal Division,
and Oscar Alexander, ESQ, presided. Addresses
were delivered by Prof Drew, and Messrs. Alex
ander Vance, Williams, and o. X. Harris. sev-
eral signers were obtained.
At the Northern Market, by the Washington
city Temperance Society. another lively meeting
was hold, and J. s, Hollingsbead presided.
Messrs. McFeeters, Hollipgshead, and others ad.
dressed the assembled multitude. A well at
tended meeting was conducted at Temperance
Hall In IKE evening.
The national Republican., 1867-07-01

ANOTHER WAIF.-Between nine and ten
o clock on Saturday night oolored domestic in
the employ Of the Hon, e. @. Ingersoll, found the
body OF newly born female infant upon the front
steps Of the premises Of that gentleman. The
body was wrapped In cotton cloth, and there
were several bruises upon itS person. IT was
taken to the Fourth Ward station, and Coroner
Woodward being indisposed. Justice Walter held
an inquest. A verdict was rendered in accord
ance with the facts, no clue being obtained to
the parentage Of the child.