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U. S. MARsHAL,S SALES.

United tesvs. Eight Barrels of whisky.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the the District of Louisiana No s7osBy virtus
of a writ of vendtioni exponas to me directed in
the above entitled suit will proceed to sell to the
highest bidder SATURDAY, the 18th day of
June, 1867, at twelve Q2 O'Clock, NJ; the entrance
to Customhouse building, on o Levee street.
barrels of WHISKY, more or less.
Terms cash at time of adjudication, in United
States treasury notes.
United States Marshal's office, New Orleans, third
day of June, 1867
Z. j. HEBRON, U. S. Marshal.
No. 51-je4812l5
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-12

Prosecute to collection all kinds of claims against
the United States. Special attention given to so1
ders and sailors claims for bounty arrears of pay.
and prize money; invalid pensions. widows psneons.
heirs claims for bounty and claims Of officers
for arrears and increase of pay and all other czim1
of this nature Losers of discharges can recover al
bounty, etc.. due them.
occupying high positions both In and out of tho
army. apl2
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PROPOSALS. FOR CAVALRY
HORSES.

iel2 wed sun I'm Controller of the Currency
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CAUTION! CAUTION!!

TT has come to our knowledge that per-
Il sons from the country and city, order
ing that GREAT MEDICINE, the QUEENS
DELIGHT, have their orders filled by an
other .i, medicine, called Epping'ss .Sarsapa-
part of any druggist or apothecary to
make such substitutions, and it must re-
fleet upon their pharmaceutical knowledge
to say to their customers that they are the
same, when it is known they do not know
the constituents of the medicine Queens
Delight. as prepared by Heinitsh.
>-;I miiIs IL to caution the people that "HEI-
NITSH'S QUEENS DELIGHT" is an en-
tirely different article-a new pharmaceu-
tlcal product and combination of roots and
gums. and is the only medicine that per-
forms 80 many extraordinary cures among
the people. Over 1000 bottles have been
sold at our store in less than eleven
months, and the demand increasing from
all parts of the country.
Purchasers should be careful TO ask for
"Heinitsh's Queens Delight" This is the
name; Please remember it-"Q Queens De-
light" For sale by
FISHER & HEINITSH,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
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nGrSe ,r1szs
In' HIenaoriana-Iae Tilaarsd. !

In' RIsnioriam--aeHr sriuarsd. !, =
The author of these lines addressed, but
o few days aimee, some etanzRa TO his friend.
at that time Frustrated BY illness. It was
then little dreant. that he would 40 soon
be called upon TO perform the melancholy
duty Of inscribing his eleEy: Z, 'sFS.
Low, whisp'ring voices; as OF Angels,
with tender touches of pathetic love. 3.
Like the faint utt'rahco Of q holy thought.
Fell, IN soft. echoes, from the spheres
above. :. 4,
The MUSES. pausedl they seemed to feel the
And closer clasped their petted child of
As tho they caught the dreadful note Of
And feared they ,oou,d not hare tsei..
Jdcrate long. 4v' 81"
Too trnel the seraphs. jealous. lest the
Should be, Of such q gentle heart, possest,
Entyined o wreath, symbolic of his worth,
And bore him, oro,oned, to his eternal rest.
Lost Friend-I hold a faded violet now,
Plucked from thy bosom; ere the envious
Palea the chaste lustre Of thy ahin:ns
And hid the glory, thy bright presence
geye. 'It..
But what, tho reft of all it's sweet per-
There lies. soithtn my heart of hearts, a
spot d .tir - x ~
Where springs flower, that survives thy
a doom, a. ~
"A type Of Mens'ry, the Forget-me-Not.
g shall the lips OF an undying Fame
Ring out the thoughts, thou hast be-
queathed mankind,
Making the future record of Thy name,
A synonyne for all the gifts of mind.
Sleep, oni the tomb but urns thy crum-
bling clay,
For such SPIRIT, as thine o,on, tits meet,
day." ~
And song Itself gro,os more divtnezy s,ceet.
M. NJ. G.
COLUMBIA, s. c., October 10, 1867.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
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Charlotte &South Carolina R. R. Co
SUPERTNTENDENT'S OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, 8. O., October s. 1857
nN and after SUNDAY next. Tho sth in
W stant, the Trains over this Road will
run as follows:
Leave Columbia at. 14op m
Arrive at Charlotte al. 9.40 n. N
Leave Charlotte at 1.4O q. m
Arrlve at Columbia at. $40 a. M
Making close connection for all points
North and South.
~ Passengers taking this route, going
NORTH, nave choice Of route from Green's
boro: Weldon OK Portsmouth.
- R5 Tickets good over either route
Baggage checked through.
For THROUGH TICKETS to Richmond.
Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and
OF Blanding street. ~
CALEB BOUKNIGHT,
Oct superintendent
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Laurens Railroad---New Schedule.
6 Is gs

LAURENs @. H., s. c., July -, 1867.
ON and after MONDAY, 22d instant, the
" trains will run over this Road as fol-
lows, until further notice:
Leave Laurens ut o'clock a. m. on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, and arrive
at Newberry at II o'clock q. m.
Leave Newberry on Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays, at fifty minutes after IL
o'clock, connecting with both trains on the
Greenville and Columbia Railroad at Hele-
ma Shops. JOSEPH CREWS, Sup't.
,InlY 1G
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CHARLESTON, 3. c., October 8. 1867.
nN and after OCTOBER 6, 1867. The
~ Passenger Trains on the South Caro-
lima Railroad will run as follows. viz:
Leave Charleston for Columbia. 4.3O q. m.
arrive at Kingsville. e.........11.I5 m.
Leave Kingsville. ..a.. ii 40 =. m
Arrive Ct Columbia. 1.1Op. M
Leave Columbia IN m q z -, ~
Arrive at Kingsville. e.'1I OK a. =, ,n'
Leave Kingsville 10 0S - -,
arrive at Charleston. 7.O5 r. m
Leave Charleston for Augusta. 10. 40 a. q. m.
Aarlye at Augusta. .......... 7.40 n m
Leave Augusta. .f'' a40 r -, -
ArTive i've a. Charleston.. 10 p. m.
Inc Passenger Train on the Camden
6rancn will connect with up and down
Columbia Trains and Wilmington and Man
Snester Kailroad Trains on MONDAYS
"EEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Night Express Freight and Passenger
accommodation Train will run as folloWs
on and after the 9th inst, viz: =,
Leave Charleston for Columbia -5.4O n m
Arrive at Columbia. M r. M
Leave Columbia. ia... q M ~ - =, ~
Arrive st Charleston. a, % r. =, =, M
Leave Charleston for Augusta. y af, n n,
Arrive at Augusta. 5O q m
Leave Augusta I'D - ~
Arrive at Charleston. a m ~
Oos ID. i. PEAKE, Gen1 Sup't.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-27

END OF TuE STRIKE AT TUE TREASURY
NEW MEN AT WORK,-This laOrning eight new
broklaycrs wero put to work on tho Treasury
Extension, making the total number now EN-.
ployed ID, and Mr.. Mullett says be can carry on
the work with that number. Mr. James'V. Col
Inns, Of Georgetown, 10 acting foreman, and tho
bricklaysrs who struck, and several Of them
have stated to Mr.. NJ. that they would return TO
work but they worO forbidden to do so by the
rules of the society The prices paid to FIRST
class hands Is $3.50 per day, and So to the
others Mr. Mullott declares his willingness to
submit to the eight hour rule on Saturday whoa
made general, but says he will not allow one
branch Of mechanics to work eight hours and the
ether ten He states the strike is at an end,
and the work will progress with bis present
force -St0r.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-27

EPISCOPAL THEOLOGICAL lSsTITUTE.-ThC
annual examination Of students connected with
the Episcopal Theological Institute, near Alex
andria, commenced yesterday. Tho institute,
Of which Bishop Johns Is the president, Is cit.
uated some three miles from Alexandria, he
tween the Leesburg road and the Little River
turnpike. As many Of our renders are aware, It
Is an institute Of some forty years or more stand
ing The building Is Of brick, the main portion
Of It being erected from contributions forwarded
by James 8. Aspinwall. of New York. The site
Is q most beautiful one, aud nature around and
about 10 its most pleasing aspect, whether by
land or water, can here he enjoyed, and the stu.
dents, no doubt oft lingor in their studies to
gaze upon the magnificent prospect opened be-
fore them.
From Mr. Entwisle's book store on Main
street, a largo party started, and we noticed
among them the Rev. John Cole from Cul'
pepper, DR., Dalrymple Of Baltimore, Rev Johu
Foles Of Prince Georges, DR.. Taggart Of Lees
burg the venerable Richard II. Cunningham 0
Culpepsr. and the Rev. c. J. Gibson. for.
msrly assistant bishop of the diocese. There
are some twenty.six students in the institute.
divided into three olasses-tho senior, Junior and
preparatory. Tho exercises and examination
were Of the ssvcrsst character, yet the students
maintained throughout all the reputation the in.
stitute has always borne, as second to mono in
the country. The examination will continue to
day, and tomorrow the ordination will take
place.
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UNITED STATES CoURr OF CLAINs.-

On motion Of Mr. Peck, S. W civilians, ESQ,
Of Washington, d. c., was admitted an attorney
and counsellor Of the court.
Richard w. Meade VS.. The United States
Chief Justice Casey delivered the opinion of the
court In this case adverse to the claim Judge
LOring nled a separate opinion oonourriug In the
result. Judge Mott diSssntei.
The Cork was directed to coll the attention of
the bar TO rule 18th, also to rules SIth 38th and
seth, the requirements Of which will DO strictly
enforced during the next term Of the court.
Adjourned to the l2th of August next, at II
O'Clock, q. N.
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ARRIVALS Ar THE HOTELS.

METROPOLITAN H0TEL--Porrs 4 sHsLLrr.
A. csldysll J.sysnwor,h, Esa.ssi z. r M.s.
Donoush, George May, New York A. b. Smith, Ct.
Esutcn so1tl..i b Il Iss' NJ. tsl., IVES, Va
David Price, newark, y. ,. W. n oilman, Bslyi-
Soo, ~: George ThSn:en, ga Rw H.@ill.
newman, Bsitinorsi Jams. REED. Ihii.dslphisj
s,' %iS.S sS' r. i ...:. g.s.:
HrSL g. Poster, New Torti Hon. Moses Mssdon-
HARDWOOD HoUsB-HsrpLrr 4 Gnsrr.
Samuel B. Hsls aud wife, Miss contrins, John
g. oIs,s, &liisn sS siks1 B sif samuel
sss ai Ti.Gs:s Sf f.oa sss k e. w b i%:I
son Carson, Richmond Andrew Z. sssnor ana wife,
ssl.S 'R SI Sn SS s:siH a'Rt esS MATE
q. :; e.si.is Hiii, 4 KIP. ss..n.I S.siit.s.; W
W. COlly, P. W. RR.
BBBITT HoUsE-o. @. WILLARD.
H. Rsynold', l.P. stanton. >. Dsrh.n,. g. 9. Game
asSss{ y rH'iE' CT. We GaaHB bi.. ss fS.
Survey; o. Cole, 3Sic; j. T6omp.on. eityi W. n.
r. G. L.v r. a. Rsa.s., l. sumner ca
Morgan, Mas; n, T. Shedding, U. Q. N. Mr. Hisbu
and Mrs. Driess, Nd.
wILLARDs HoTEL-srKEs, CHADWICK 4 Co.
o.@Es'll sYi &C B;%,s. p wsi,:J Gal
. TS,a .1s .. 9 os RSyS S,.ss s;stG "a
r. FSp E ESfH NJ. t sss We. E.:'s Der
mont, Mich. A. kddy, TeIasi WIN: Ireland, city;
adams C.y NJ; S, S.y ", oii ss.. s Me-.
Ross, Nd. J. Moore, n. Budd. Pa.
NATIONAL HoTEL-H. 8. BIn,os.
WIN. Campbell ard Miss Campbell, Louisville,
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A VICTIM To INsANITY.-On Tuesday af-
tsrnoon Officer Loring, Of the Second ward, found
on the commons, In the northern part of the city,
a lady named Mrs, Ellen Page, whose reason has
been, for some years, entirely dsthronsd. For a
considerable time she has been au inmate iu
Columbian Hospital but has several times es.
noon, she was taken, in a Government ambu.
lance, to the Insane Asylum, In charge Of DR., C.
Ii Nichols.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-27

RoBBFRY IN ALRkAsDRIA, VA. - Con-
csrnink the robbery at Ferry Slip, the Alexan-
dris Journal Of last evening says: go. F..
VIM, Meade, Eugene King, John Bryant, and
George Jonss charged with being connected with
the robbery Of Blackjack a Co.'S store on Sat.
urday night last, bad hearing before Justice
Moore yesterday afternoon. ..... ..'
II appeared from Bryant's statement that
King, Meade, and himself laid plot TO rob the
store on Friday night last, but the iyht was too
bright for operations, and the entry was post
popsd until Saturday night. On that night Bry.
ant took Of the private watcbwan Of that neigh.
borhood, (Mr. Lovsless.l and Meade and King
made the sntry robbed The store, and carried the
goods on board q sloop belonging to Geo Jones.
The next night Sunday having suspicion tho
goods would be traced, Bryant, King, and Meade
vent down TO the sloop, and procured small
boat for the purpose Of running of the goods to
the Maryland shore. Before the goods were re.
moved, Jones came on board Of the soop, and
the gang told him what had been done, and what
II wss proposed to do. Jones said, 81 wish
could put the goods back and get you all out Of
this trouble. He, however, assisted In removing
tho goods TO the boat, and when the parties re.
turned received from them two bottles Of whisky,
part Of the spoil. The goods were carried over
10 tho Maryland shore, and hidden In the
bushes. Before the goods had been removed
from the sloop Meade bad carried O parcel Of the
groceries TO bis home in the First ward, A
search warrant from Justice Moore led to the dis.
covsry, and the whole Transaction was thus IN.
| earthed.
The articles taken consisted Of abs 1000
| coppers, whisky, tea, coffee, tobacco, soap, and
other articles, amounting In all to about $50.
Justice Moore, after hearing the evidence,
committed Mssds, Bryant, and King to jail, and
put Jones under $500 bonds to answer an In.
diotmont Of the grand jury at July court. Mr..
Il. Jones becoming bondsman for his son.
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DEATH or AN OLD AND fsTEEMEI
CITIZEN On Tuesday evening, DIR, WIN. Jones
bis residence In this city. The doctor was borr
in Montgomery county, Maryland, but during
the last nifty years has been a resident of Wash
ington. He served with the District militia
aud was an army surgeon In the war Of 1872
Under General Jackson, and also under janet
Buchanan, deceased was city postmaster, II,
leaves large circle Of mourning friends Ant
relatives.
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For FAST DRIvINd.-A gentleman was
arrested on Tuesday, by Sergeant A. A, Greer,
Of the Third ward for fast driving. He had 4
hearing before Justice Morsell, and was required
to pay hne Of $40.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-27

CoNDITToN Of the thermometer in the
shade for June 20, as observed at W. s. Thomp.
sons drug store, corner Of Fifteenth street aud
New York avenue ga ~, III IAN. 72i sP
w., 72i Op,m, "a,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-27

SALE OF HANDSOME VAsEs.-YesterJay
we noticed on exhibition at Cooper Latimer's
auction store, corner Of Pennsylyania avenue and
Eleventh street. several very rich Japanese por.
cslain vases and Japanese garden seats Of the
same material This ware 10 beautifully deco.
rated by a large number of Chinese and Japan.
csc characters, These rich pieces of ware will
be put up at auction on Saturday next, at this
auction store, when those fond Of fine specimens
Of art should DO on hand.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-27

SHOULD NOT BE So.-When passing
along Maryland avenue yesterday, we observed
that tho sand that had been washed from the
middle Of the street by the late heavy rains into
the gutter, was being gathered into heaps to be
carted away. Why not take this sand and put It
where II washed FROM
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-27

SPTTING THE Yesterday fore.
noon, as Officer W H. Hawes Of the Sanitary
police, was passing along II street north, ho OBJ.
served that a pail full Of slops had just been
pitched into the street He inquired Of lady
named Mrs. Sands, who threw Il there, and she
acknowledged that sho did II to spite the pOlov,
as they had not removed 1t. The ofhoer served
warrant on her that she might pay for sPiting
the oliee, who have nothing to do with removing
garbage.
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Our or DANGRR.-The little child that
was run over by the private carriage Of our fell
low.citizsu, G. L. Sheriff, esq was not seriously
injured No bones we're broken, and the physi.
clans think the child Is in no danger
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-27

PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING.-At six
O'Clock last evening, In accordance with call
through the city papers, quite q large number
of persons assembled Of the south front Of the
Patent Once for the purpose Of hearing the two
great Temperance orators, John Il. Williams and
Governor Thomas H. Ford, under the auspices Of
the Washington Temperance Society, Heads
Brass Band was on hand, aud dscOurssd sweet
music,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-27

TUE BASE BALL MATCH FOR THE RELIEF
or rus PooR This afternoon the great mat oh
game Of base ball between the crack players Of
the city, will take place at the Nationals new
grounds, Fifteenth and s streets. The money
thus derived will be paid over to the association
for the relief Of the South. Let there be q large
attendance. The 18th United States infantry
band will be In attendance, and the game will
begin at $3.50 p. m.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-27

NEW MUsIc.-John F. Ellis, $40 Penn.
sylvania avenue, sends US 20. Give me the
Night" q pretty song by J. William Pope. This
lie tho second edition Of this fne song.
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Tee GRE ANS, WATER ICES,
/ ROMAN PUNCHES, FROZEN CUSTARD, Nc,
OF all the most Delicate flsyors, at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

We have the pleasure Of announcing to our nu-
InorOus friends aud the public In general that We
have connected with our we'll known esiablishment,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth aud Tenth
RtFesta. the manufacture OF
ICE CREAMS, WATER ICES,
ROMAN PUNCH. FROZEN GUST ARD, sc,
OF all The most delicate hAyOTs, At
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
We have made our selection Of the most choice
Creams from Orange County, New York, PenpsylVa.
MIA, Delaware aud Maryland Diaries. We will
guarantee the public that we will use the
VERY BEST MATERIAL
manufacturing the above mentioned articles, and
with our vast machinery aud facilities, and the com
petUucO Of our Foreman, who has boen employed In
Philadelphia at the business In the most prominent
houses for the last twenty seven years, we feel con
hdent that we offer 10 the public an article which
cannot be surpassed In this country. All we ask
Is n single trial, wbith will convince the mot AS
udOus.
We most especially solicit the patronage Of Fam
HES Hotels, Festivals, Pie Mics, Excursions, Nc.
Delivered TO all parts u the city Tree OF charge
HARVEY co,
lelS-2w 90 Psnusylyauia aN1nus
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-27

REAL ESTATE SALRs.-Messrs Cooper u
Latimsr sold, on Monday, lot 8, in square 3O9
containing O. O72! feet, fronting on Twelfth street.
between 0 and X streets, to Thomas Banagan, at
% cents per foot
Messrs Green 4 Williams, on Tuesday, sold
lot No. 20, In square No III, SO feet front by
I4O feet deep fronting on Ninth street, between
l. and M strssts, 10 Edward Lotus, at five cents
per foot and on Tuesday, part OF lot H. in
square 50, 81 feet wide by lO2 feet deep, fronting
on l street north, between Twenty second and
Twenty. third streets, improved by a tWo.story
frame building containing nine rooms to VIM.
Hagerty, for 81, 4sO Also, two houses on part
of lot Al, same square, 1t same price.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-27

REPUBLICAN GENERAL CoMMITTEE.-The
members Of the Republican General Committee
held a meeting last evening In room No, II,
Louisiana building, corner Of Seventh street aud
PonnsyIyanIa avenue. The object Of the meet
ing being called was for the purpose Of winding
up the financial affairs of the campaign. aud
congsaling the bubble that has been so fiery
frothing the past few months. There was con-
siderable talk over the question Of finances, each
member Of the committee having his own views
on the Subject aad sone parties were rather
severely animadgsrtsd upon for not. being more
literally disposed As we are not at liberty to
diyulge tho proceedings, We will simply say that
tho affairs were wound up satisfactorily, and the
Republican General Committee for the oam
paign of 1867 adjourned sine die
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-27

MEETING OF THE MEDICAL SoCIETY.-A
stated meeting Of this society was held last even
ing at their hall on y street, below Twelfth.
Alter the reading Of the minutes Of the previous
meeting action was taken upon the deosass Of
an old member Of the society, DR.. william Jones
Resolutions expressive Of their regret and sym.
passed, which will be found In our advertising
columns. Balogie. were pronounced upon the
deceased by Drs. Miller and fisherman. Dr.
Toner also spoke Of many historical facts con.
neoted with the memory Of DR. Jones; and aftor
the appointment Of a committee TO make all
arrangements regarding the funeral, the society
p ljourned. ..... ..
Immediately after the adjournment Of the so.
cisty ub District Medical Association met, and
DR.. Miller was called upon TO preside After the
reading Of the minutes Of the previous n @ ing
BY Dr. Lovsjoy, secretary, resolutions wero Of.
Tered expressive Of the sense Of the association,
and The society decided to attend tho funeral In
q body.
The meetings Of both organisations were we'll
attended, harmony and calm elaboration char.
aoterriug their proceedings.
WAGER ACcRPrED.-Theb banter thrown
out by Commodore II. Browning, Of the Wash.
ngton Yacht Club, that be would wager q, 900
on the yacht Ryan" against any boat aaoat Of
her dimensions, for race Of forty miles down the
Potomac, has been accepted BY Puusr Meconihe.
The stakes are In the hands OF Mr.. John Ray.
nisr, and the race is expected to take place on
the Fourth Of July. The yacht to compete
with the Ryan" Is unknown but We suppose
she will DO ION dsck' at the proper time.