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SuIcIDE.-Yesterday morning, about 5
o'clock, Captain Enoch F. Ruth, clerk in tho
Interior Department, committed suicide by
jumping OF the wharf, foot Of Sixth street. He
left his homo, on Third street, between Four
and.a.half and Sixth Island), about Al o'clock,
and about one hour afterward his hat was found
on post at the wharf, and though not seen,
yet It Is to bo presumed ho destroyed himself
Mr.. Ruth made an attempt upon his life some
two months since by shooting himself through
the head, but the wounds were but slight. and he
recovered. He has been carefully watched since
that timo, and, though he visited the river shore
every morning, yet there was some friend to ao-
company him He eluded the vigilance Of his
friends yesterday and finally committed tho rash
act. Mr. Ruth was about 40 years Of age, and
leaves q wife and family. The body has not as
yet been recovered, though tho police Of tho
precinct and others have been dragging for u.
The national Republican., 1867-08-03

OFFICERS ELEorED.-On Friday night
the following. named members were installed as
officers for the ensuing term Of Mount olivet
Lodge No. 2, I. o. @. T., Of Virginia:
T.; William Ball, W. s.. John 7. Birch, W. T. ;
Edw. Ball, W. T. s.; Horatio Ball, W. O.; Rob.
ert Veitch, W. Nj Amanda Dyer, W. D. NJ;
Mrs. L. Ball, W. A. s.; Margaret Mattingly, W.
I. g.; Roster Marcy, W. o. Almira Ball, W,
r. II. s. MaryJ. Ball, W. L II. s.. Amos Payne,
A. p. W. O. T.
The installation ceremonies were performed by
Chris. G. Callan, District Deputy r. W. Grand
ents, Representative from Bethesda Lodge, Of
this city. Mount 0livet Lodge is located near
Balls Gross Roads, Alexandria county, Virginia.
The national Republican., 1867-08-03

NICKEL CoUsrERFEITERs.-Ad day or two
since Col. Wood, chief Of the Government de-
tectiye force, visited Cincinnati, where he sue
ceedod In capturing q number Of Italians, who
were engaged in countorfeitipg nickel 6ve.cent
pieces. Col. Wood, who has Just arrived hero,
states that the dies, moulds, 30, used BY tho
gang were secured. and two Of the captured
Italians committed to jail in Cincinnati to await
trial
The national Republican., 1867-08-03

A FRIoHrrUI. AccIDENT.-On Thursday
afternoon last at tho residence Of his father, Mr.
Charles Miller, q butcher, on Tenth street east,
between NJ and N streets south, q lad named
Charles Marshall Miller, about IL years Of age,
met with q dreadful accident. At about one
O'Clock Of the day above named the youth at
tempted 10 drive from the lot Of his father q
trespassipg mare, which wr' grazing there. Un-
fortunately he approached too near tho animal,
when he IVES kicked over, the iron shoes Of the
horse breaking his noce and fraeturing the skull
very badly. The kick took effect on the bridge
Of the nose, o very tender part Of the face. The
child was knocked inCensible, but soon after
wards recovered, when he suffered from tho Of
fects OF two or three spasms. Dr,. Leiberman,
Miller, Coombs and McKim were all In attend
ance at short notice; the injured portion wa,
dressed and adjusted, and now, We are sorry Il
say, but faint hopes are entertained Of the
youths recovery. His fond parents arc plunged
Into tho depths Of grief by this terrible and
unfortunate occurrence.
The national Republican., 1867-08-03

PETIT LARCRNY.-George Evans was ar
rested on the complaint Of Richard Delacey, who
charged tho defendant with larceny. Justice
Bates, after hearing Of the facts, held the &C.
eused in bail to appear at Court.
The national Republican., 1867-08-03

The SrEApMAN CAsE.-We would call
attention In our court reports TO the case Of Geo
W. Steadman, brought rom Jail on writ Of ha'
bsss corpus, sued out by his counsel, Mr.. Hine.
The national Republican., 1867-08-03

FRoM ]. F. ELLIS, $40 Penn. avenue, we
acknowledge tho receipt Of the "Home Run
Polka" composed by Mrs Bodell, Of Washing.
ton, and is dedicated to the National Base Ball
Club Of this city.
The national Republican., 1867-08-03
OO0Rs, SASH AND BLINDS.

The undersigned would most respectfully invite
buders and others to call and examine his stock Of
goods. consisting Of DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, WIN.
bow AND DOOR FRAMES, MouLDlNds, BRACk-
ETS, Newell POSTS, &c., at his store No. 4G hassa'
obusetts avenue between Sixth and Seventh, oppo-
IN. Northern Liberties Market where he intends tG
keep constantly on hand all the various sizes and
qualities, at the lowest cash prices. Also, odd sized
work made to oider. o,ono, =, n,,r-,o
je22.u okOkGE III. bAhhEh.
The national Republican., 1867-08-03

DRowNED.-On Thursday afternoon, Of.
ter the Iii Livingston had left tho wharf at Fort
Washington, a lad by the name Of Willie Rich.
ardson, son Of Captain Richardson, Of the Gov.
ernment barge Dslhime, fell overheard from of
the barge, which was lying alongside Of the
wharf at the fort, and before any assistance
could be rendered, was drowned. His mother
was on board the boat, but the father was absent
in this city, and the tug Ariel came up to the
city for the Captain, who Immediately went down
the river The body has not as yet, been re-
covered.
The national Republican., 1867-08-03

THREATs.-Louise thinner was arrested
on complaint Of Agnes Miller, charged with
using threats toward the plaintiff. Louise was
obliged to give security to keep the peace.
Agnes Miller then was obliged to give security
to keep the peace toward Louise, the latter
making charge that Agnes had used threats to-
ward her.
The national Republican., 1867-08-03

SELLING LIQUOR ON SUNDAY. - Johr
Hockmeyer, proprietor Of Washington Garden
was arrested by Sergeant Grier, for selling liquo
on Sunday. Justice Morsell fined Mr.. Hook
meyer $40.
The national Republican., 1867-08-03

RETURNS FOR THE MoNTH.-The follow
ing amount Of fines collected during last month
was returned to headquarters BY Justice Walter
who is always prompt in making his returns.
Corporation dnes, $l63lOi United States fines,
sS5; Levy Court fines, $27 Total, 625.lo.
The national Republican., 1867-08-03

CONDITION of the thermometer in thu
shade for August 2, as observed at W. s. Thomp
sons drug store, corner Of Fifteenth street ant
New York avenue 9a. m, 75i IL m, III SP
m, s0j 8 p. m, 70.
The national Republican., 1867-08-03

ASSAULT AND BArrERY.-Charles Nc.
Laughlin, barkeeper, was arrested on the com
plant Of James Reed, who charged the defend.
ant with committing an assauh and battery upon
him. Mclaughlin was held to bail for Court.
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Inducements TO quarterly. semi annual and yearly
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Every other day advertisements, 90 per cent addi.
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additional.
Right lines constitute square Less thss square
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Editorial notices. rs cents per line each Insertion.
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Advertisements coming under the HEADS Of wants,
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rates.
Advertisements should be handed In before D. m
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SOLDIERS AND SAILORS ORPHANS HOME.
The lady managers connected with this institu-
tion held meeting yesterday at II q. m, In the
rooms of tho Home, corner Of d street north
and Maryland avenue, for the purpose Of general
consultation In reference to internal matters
connected with the institution. We learn that
arrangements were made by which the ladies will
endeavor to improve upon the already admirable
arrangement, We wish them success In their
charitable and benevolent enterprise.
The national Republican., 1867-08-03

POSTPONED regatta which was to
have taken place to-day has been postponed un-
til some future time
The national Republican., 1867-08-03

REMOVALS AT THE JAL.-Capt. Manning,
NJ. 7. Chandler, John Shaw and John Cronin
have been dismissed as guards at tho jail, and
Isaac Ross, Anon Duysll, Robert Strong and
W. Noyes appointed in their places. The fol.
lowin Is q complete list Of officers as they now
exist Warden W. II. Huestisj deputy warden,
A. B. Catsi guards. John Bell, Benton Russ,
Josh. NoyeS, Isaac W. Ross, Anon Duvall, Robt,
Strong, Robert Waters and Isaac Coleman,
The national Republican., 1867-08-03

SWITCHING 0FF.-We shall for some days
to come endeavor to say less concerning the
great city Of the West, and her wonderful daily
sensations. Just at this time II will not do
10 "rily" thereat. 1t seems that tho Excel
sior" Base Ball Club Of that place took their
title inadvertently, or rather too hastily. The
''National' Base Ball Club Of Washington, met
tho E's in conflict, and vanquishsd them.
Chicago had bet heavily on the result, and at
present is In no sweet temper, so the least said
about her the soonest mended.-N. Y. EvsniHg
EIprey
The national Republican., 1867-08-03

A GENERAL Row.-A row occurred
among n number Of laborers, yesterday en-
ployod by the Corporation, near the foot OF
Seventh street, and picks and shovels were used
quite freely for some time. The policeman were
soon upon the spot, however, and several were
luggod of to the station.house whore fines were
imposed, and which, perhaps, may restrain them
from indulging in their billcOse propensitieS
hereafter.
The national Republican., 1867-08-03

DIsoRDERLY. - Lewis Denzer, printer,
was arrested on charge Of being drunk and dis
orderly, and 6ned by Justice Tucker %.
The national Republican., 1867-08-03

EXPIRE vs.. UNITED STATEs.-A match
game between the second mines Of these two
clubs was played yesterday. resulting in vic.
tory for the former, n shown by the following
aooro.
The national Republican., 1867-08-03

FIoHTISu.-John F. Eggleston and Ben
;om;n y. Day vere arrested for fighting In the
ZToots and fined, by Justice MOrssll, 49,
The national Republican., 1867-08-03

Woop TO MARKET.-The schooner Kate,
Cant. Frese, arrived yesterday at Fowler's
wharf from Matchotic Creek, Va, with pine
wood TO market
The national Republican., 1867-08-03

ALoyo THE WHARvEs.-There was some
breeze yesterday morning, and there were few
arrivals at the wharyes. In the afternoon tho
wind fell light, and masters Of vessels desirous Of
getting up we're obliged to have the services Of q
tug. We give tho arrivals and departures:
Arrived at Harvey's wharf, steamer Pioneer,
Captain 0ldeu, with wood for Harvey 4 Co.
At Carter's wharf, arrived schooner Little
Rock, Captain Richman. from Philadelphia,
with liz tons Of coal for John Wilson.
Sailed-Edward T. II. Hooper, Capt. Marbury,
bound down, light.
At Reilly's wharf, arrived schooner Commo.
dore Ccnnor, Capt. Gilmore, from Port Deposit,
with lumber, for @. B. Church.
Schooner Morning Light, Captain Simmons,
from Havre-de, Grace with coal for Lawrie.
At Fowler's wharf arrived schoonea< IN. Dor.
man, Captain Evans, from Potomac Vssek. with
wood for the Washington and Georgetown Ice
Company.
Schooner Diamond State, Captain Bennett
from Baltimore, W. tn lumber for Norment.
Sailed schooner Alice, Captain Short, bount
down light Also, Six Sons, Captain Dixon
bound down light.
The national Republican., 1867-08-03
w A N II 3.

UTANTED-BOYS TO DELIVER
w MORNING PAPERS, who can bring written
Recommendations as to honesty and industry and
who can read and write. None need apply who Are
not early risers. Apply at this office. jyls-u
The national Republican., 1867-08-03

NTANTED-NEW AND CAST-OFF
w CLOTHING, OLD GOLD AND SILVER, or
any other article OF value, at the old established
Pawnbroker Store Of X. FULTON Co.,
500 Ninth street. doors north OF Penn. avenue.
da20-n
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FOR SALE or RENT

.ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOM Is
III TO RENT, with the comforts OF home TO gen
tlemen-"no children in the house" Apply at s6l
west. augl-3t
The national Republican., 1867-08-03

THR RAN Yesterday, we
paid snother visit 10 the ram 6tonewaiI, lying In
the Eastern Branch, at the navy.yard. We were
informed that the large 3o0.pounder Armstrong
gun, In the forward turret Of the Stonewall,
weighs 26,964 lbs. She is . beautiful gun, 10
riasd, and 10 heavily reinforced; In fact, she 10
Just the gun that is calculated for hot work. In
tho aftsr.turret are two 70.pounder Armstrong
guns Of the last style and finish. II has been
currently reported that the large gun, referred
to above, was French gun. This Is entirely
incorrect, a. the gun was made In Newcastle
upon the Tyne. Two double engines Of 600
horsepower, with two propellers, have been pro-
vided the vessel.
The stonswall Is being rigsed, and has been
fitted out with two life-rafts Just amidships, on
the same pattern as those on the little raft Nom
pareil. These life RATS can be thrown overheard
at any moment, and either side will answer for
the upper side Of the raft 90 IL matters not which
side falls uppermost. Each Of these RATS Is sup
piled with mast sails, and oars, ready 10 sst In
place and operate. The vessel Is now being sup
piled with stores for the voyage to the port Of
Japan, and the sailors are busily engaged In
bending sails and adjusting ropes, spars, DO. II
is presumed that tho stonewall will sail for Nor;
folk, Va, about next Thursday, when she will
90 into ry-dook. She will probably leave that
port for japan about the first Of September next.
II has been enormously stated that the Stone
wall would be subject to public inspection yes.
terday. No day for that purpose has, as yet,
besn set. The following Is list Of the officers
who have been assigned to duty on the stoneuall,
to 20 to Japan Captain Brown, recently on duty
In the ordnance department, navy yard Theo-
dore B. Dubois, formerly commander Of the Al
batross, West Gulf blockading squadron, FIRST
officer A. r. Langley, formerly commander Of
tho Alabama, second ofhcer; M. Jordon, for.
merly commander Of the Meteor, third officer
Marx Chaunoey, fourth ofhcer; Charles Lindsley,
chief engineer Charles A. Stuart, formerly Of
the Montauk; Samuel B. Ellis, formerly Of the
Chieopee, James W. Milstead, formerly Of the
Augusta, and Andrew J. Potter, assistant engi-
neers James Harris, formerly Of the Ninth
(Burnsids's army corps, surgeon - Taylor,
carpenter.
There are about twenty ordinary soamen, and
about twenty-five fremen and coal. Ia
20 with this formidable vessel. II this vessel
lands safely at the port Of Japan-and she looks
as though nothing short Of q miracle would pre-
vent her-the Japs will undoubtedly open theii
eyes In astonishment.
The national Republican., 1867-08-03

TnE Potomac MILLs.-Two boats have de.
parted with 100, 900 feet Of lumber, for Shep-
herdstown, Va, which Is TO bo used in tho con.
struction Of additional mills for the Potomac
Cement and Manufacturing Works, located there.
The construction Of the buildings will be under
the supervision Of Mr.. John +. Collins, superin.
tendent Of the company, and We learn large ship.
ments Of an excellent quality Of cement may be
expected hero In few weeks.
The national Republican., 1867-08-03

EOR SALE OR RENT.-A THREE
Il story and basement Brick House. and under
cellar with water, gas, and other modern improve-
ments. Apply at N. II. MILLER's, Attorney and
Counsellor at Law, IS Louisiana avenue, near Sixth
and D streets. jySlSt
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Agency.
DoORY6 HAGGAR,

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Ltvespssi, EnslanA.
ESTABI.lsHED spseisil, In TIA par.
II pose Of in1scing iaai4satioa 10
1sxas. asa Supplying ssitabss ssIs sod
haae sssvssts
will contract for aud forward 10 par.
ties applying to me- or agents .ssy dsscsip
tioo ei indoor o. sat dons srsvapes and
nechaaics.
Only ssch - ere abb TO peodsrs sats.
factory evidenoe of character wili bc en-
saera.
Appliss,ios~ sos any N ths sbovs, mass
describe the labor rrqairsd, ~, ~, 81
amoaat pr moeth, specie. willing to b.
pa.
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ooopasy spp,tcatioa.
l VIII Also bsgotIsts tor IN sah d In.
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Bssndiss. and Wisss, viii receive ~
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Of JetIkrsoa, Tsaas. nearly twessy ysass,
I teel cos6drnt that ! sAali Be- abls 70
ssrvs ~ tsiesds. Who avail ths~sslvss d
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lPSNNR coVNTY EsTNAYS,

ID Ssto Up n bRi Ss5 10" Justice s
q the Peace Tor Upshur Coanty, On the
HI day Of May, 1857, one red and white
FORK Ok ahoat 7 yeafs ole, marked with
smooth crop u he right Ear. Brand
u with the ktters y ~ on the right
biz, appraised n 5000,
TAKEN % BY J, q. Cromer, and
Ios.ed before t. +. HARRIS, Justice
i the Peace for upshur County, on the
st day Of May. 1867, ono rea and white
Solorcd work Or, about Eve or six years
I'D. Marked with a swallow fork In tho
ff, Far, and an under half crop in the
light branded ORR On ths right hip
lso brandsd % the same side 4 un-
htelligibls. Appraised At 5000.
ALSO eaken up BY X 7 Borer, and
posted bsfore JOHN TURNER, an act
ng Justice Of the Peace for Uwhur
.ounty, - tho 2lst day Of May, 1857,
)ns yoke of Oxen, appraised at-N-
dollars. One . red and white pided OK,
earksd with crop and under-bit in the
light Ear, ard = crop in the left the
|thsr rod end white Oh, marked under
brop IL de right Far Branded on tho
pit biz, bet unintslligible, ago unknown.
Blind h betA eyes.
TO certify which hersunto SGT ny
Had asd 10 zeal Of tho County Court
y 0ilnsr, June Itch, 1867.
q. 4. WARREN,
Cv.Assy Clerk.
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M ALE SCH DOL

'CAs sndsssisnsd respectfully announ-
i Coz, that his next session will com.
nencs Monday July sth 1857.
He insssds, ~ heretofore, 10 devote
III his time and energies 70 the mental
lnd mossi aAvsncensat Of the pspils
Satisfaction will b given in every
instance II Ne pupil 10 sent regularly "a
u sehool room. Patrons arc Feepeet
fu.;, requested 70 send their children NJ
bhe cohiisocsnsnA Of ne session,
Puzzle viii b. ressivsd o. any Tine,
and viii BE- charged from the date Of
entrance 10 The close Of the ssssioa
JOHN 7. PIERCE
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Patented Oct. l0, 1866.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

n>uE Copastasrsa,ip hssstefcrs exise
ina bssvesn 4. R Davis AID J. r.
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Msruhsu Masonic Female Isssitute,
d the asst scholastic ysss. Applics-
bns made to dc Executive Hoard will
; cokdoes1. : =
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W TOYS fs - cents guests TO thr Tap
lsol Hotel, ivs~.
the Proprietor 10 determined to lsesit
pstsonass. coaasirut that b. Nill receive
u. W. /. IA VISION.
Nov, ~, T6. 1871
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-29

Above yos have oar sulhority 10 oct
a. 0cn'l Ageass ~ ~ ARROW TIE
We desire 70 sstaAlkA So end wliabIe
Agents In evosy eottou sesnsy n W. Ath
Istsrnal Revenue District, including ~
cosasiea " EaAses Ts1as. Bubag AGENTS
vii b. MsnisAed ~ ARROW TIE, a.
svch psices ~ will enable thrm to sacer.
galiy coapste viii tk& oid r3pe tic. aud
make . kandsone prodt. while Al the
same tine Il costs tbs cotton grover
MUCH LESS. asd viii lssvc handsome
margin coapared with rope Proof; rope
\ worth today 10 New Oe'sans ls,Sc
cash, end ws srs now ssatis9 HERR tie
Arrow Tie q t31xc cash, ard one tic oil
each will weigh sbou, ~ n TO recon
4asod the Arrow TIs 10 asei0s, " II y
osly nsocssAry to exhibit Il to practical
men. vbo will at once appreciate ia I'd
vaasa9s over rops, II oheapss. doss
not require one half the tine TO adjust Il.
end wbsn adjusted 10 not subject 10 stretch
Ing, and IA much preferable In case
Of ar
Its great mcvit " its chcapn~~ --bexi
Ia durability. It's uunecs~sasy to spssk
Of it, merits. II only Dee<h to BE- sssn TO
b. appreciated and brought into gsossal
use.
We hare ssnp,s Ths which eul b.
hsehha oil Gsb. Agents, wAscA IN tally
illustrate oil sdvsntaers asd pesssssusss
claIned foe II over oil other tics.
Al oFdess addrsaard to " q Marshall,
lii ka.~ $1,000 sNeas.Ais~ ~. .v.sl.I