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The national Republican., 1867-10-28

OBITUARY.
GONE hoAE-hAs~r HANS woLy, sssond child and
eldest son Of Simon aud Caroline Wolf. born In New
Philsdsiphis, Ohio, Oct H. 1881 died at II O'Clock
o, Saturday night, Oct. 90. 1857.
:" It Is not all Of lie 10 live,
Nor all Of deA'h 10 dW."
The numerous fflsnis Of this bright aud beautiful
boy, and Of his devoted parents, though weeping
with them while they weep, rejoice in the prseiOu'
consolation that the bloom Of immortal youth, II
which he ha, passed from all human ken. will glorf,
him In uu.ulliod brillianey when he shall welcome
them in tho eternal hereafter In the presence Of th
prophets, Priast' aud kings, at the throne Of III,
Father Of all. "The Lord gave, and the Lord hati
taken away; blessed be the name Of the Lord.''
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GEORGETOWN and Alexandria.

To ouR SUBsoRrBERs IN GEoRoErowS.-
Mr.. ]. q. 8. THoRs d no longer agent for the
RrrupLrcAs in esofsstown. and the collections
hereafter will bs made BY. the regular collector,
Of the once, who win produce their authority,
signed by the proprietor.
Orders for the paper may be left at the Office Of
J. J, BooUE, Real Estate Agent, High street,
one door below Bridge street.
MI. THOMAS oALLAouIR, No. las st. Assph street.
between dibbon and Franklin, 10 our authorized agent
for the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN in the city Of Alsxsn-
dria, and will receive subscriptions and advertise
msnts, and receipt therefor.
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COMMANDANTS OFFICE,

~ HAvI.YARD, NEW YohK, October ~, 1867.
For sale, on the 9th day Of November next, At II
O'eloek at tina Naval Hospital, Brooklyn, At public
auction, the three (9) story wooden Building, at.
tLehsd TO the east side OF the Naval Hospital In di.
mensions about one hundred and ninety. Ave Q95)
feet by hundred and thirty nine 39) feet, vita
wings, together with the steam and gas pipes. A
more particular description will be given by calling
at the hospital, and on the day Of sale.
Terms: Twenty (2o) per cent, Of the purchase
money on the day Of tale and the balance before .
commencement Is made to take the building down
guaranty will be repaired that all the materials Of
which the building 10 composed, and all the rub. .
bsh be moved away by the lst Of December, ProI.
CHAs. II. BELL,
Rear Admiral U. 9. NJ,
Commanding Navy Yard and Station,
oe2t.tt New York,
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ALEXANDRIA MATTERS.

DRArH op A PHIEsr.-The death Of Rev. Robt.
Hayns Andrews, pastor Of ST. Marys church, Rich
mont, has been heard In this city with profound
grief The deceased was long resident Of this city
He graduated At Nassau Hall Princeton College,
taking very high hoIor., and was about to enter
ious convictions led him to the Catholic Church, OF
which he became al exemplary and useful minister.
Few Of his age n 1ns chS.sh 70 %S'A
was patterned on the model q ths Martyr whom he
profsssed to follow.
YIsrERDAr IL ALExASDEIA.-Yesterday wa. an
anS % sy,Aas,, ssy here xG..cD, k WitSs tSs
pulpis OF the other churches being occupied by the
resident PaItors At the Methodist church south the
TO add It's harmony 10 the services. The choir Of
this chaIeh has always had high reputation. The
Friends quarterly meeting in Baltimore drew away
from tho usual fast day meeting at that church
some Of the most prominent members.
THH new eolorsd school house on Alfred street 10
being pushed rapidly to completion. Il isR very
airy, spacious building and every way superior to
ments OF both arc alike Mr. George seaton, the
eontraetor Informs US that the upper story OF the
new house will be ready for oseuPAton the fret Of
next month
MAIL Boar wHARP-The landing place OF the
KtpR street dock to the wharf Of MesIs Hooe L
wsddsrbnIn; a. the foot Of Prince street, This
wharf will bs at once repaired and furnished with
the necessary eonvenenees to make Il! comfortable
landing.
The Gdsate reports attempts on the part q Rsdi'
cal coored Republicans to lynch Thomas Williams,
eoiored, Conservative 10 Fairfax county, and DAnl
| Ford, colored, Conservative, Of Alexandra. The
former was rescued by the sheriff, and the latter BY
| his nrmness.
ELEcrIos. The Patrick Henry Society OF St..
| Johns Academy, on commencing Its usual winter
session last evening, elected the following ofesrs
viz: John Harper, Presidents Ernest J. Simpson
and James A, Batter, Vice Presidents Julian Tay.
| ioT, Secretary VIM. Il, BuShby, Assistant Rsere
tary; Geo. MeBurny, IT,, Secretary.
BIT ny A HoRsB On Thursday last, as Captain
Nathaniel Brush was passing the grocery and feed
store OF DAyy. Harmon, corner Of Prince and
| Royal Streets he was Violently seized by horse,
| feeding there, and dragged over tho trough, and
would doubtless have been seriously injured had
| not Mr.. 7. J. Mlhansy, who was walking with him
at the time. kept him from under his Rssailant's 4
feet Owing to the thick clothing worn by the Cap
tain his nssh was not torn, though 1t was eonsderA
| bly, bruised BY the horses teeth.
The YFRRr BOAT running between Alexandria and
Maryland 10 complete success. Tho machinery is oil
| tho most substantial material, Mr.. German Co.
boiler makers, end ". g. Moore engine builder, are
entitled to much credit for the manner they have
performed their contract,
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FRAUD uros THE PENSION OFFICE the
2lst instant, WN. II. FsHER and EDWARD A.
LOCKWOOD, Of Hannibal, Missouri, plead guilty
in the United States District Court at St. Louis
to an Indictment charging them with having
transmitted to the Pension Office a post dated
power of attorney upon which pension va,
obtained, and charging excessive foes. FIsHEE
was sentenced to pay hno of $500, and LOCK
WOOD 500, and both to stand committed until
the Gne and cost Of the prosecution wsro paid
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT

l. the subscriber has obtained from the orphsns'
Court Of Washington county, In the District Of Co.
tate Of ALFRED P. Hewitt. late Of Washington city, D.
O., deceased. All psrsoPs having claims against
the sLd dseeossd are heTbby warned to exhibit the
on or before the 25th day Of October nsit; they
may otherwise by Law be excluded from all bensht Of
the said estate
0ivoU undsr NY hand this 2Gth dsv Of October,
1851 BARBARA WALL,
Oe2S .w3w RIeeutTiI.
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pEHSONAI..

MRs. Lillian FosrER, Of New York, arrived iu
Washington yesterday morning. and has rooms
at the Metropolitan. Mira. Foster wrote The .i.
ograpby of President johnson, and she = also
tho author OF Wsyside Glimpses.
We REGRET to be compelled to notify the
friends Of Mr.. S. woLr, who have been invited
to meet him on the 3lst anniversary Of his birth
day, thi, Monday evening, that the decssse Of
his son precIudss such reception.
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~ THE NATIONAL FAIR
coMMENcEs TUESDAY, nth.

Owing 10 the pressure Of business connected with
the Fair, NouDAY, 2sth. will be occupied with the
entries Of all classes Of Stocks, Agricultural imps-
nsnts &c. The contest Of speed will sommsnes a. 2
p. m, on TUESDAY, Tor premium Of ssoo, with the
District Horses.
Ike Hoyts nsmss bl. m......Lady Eleanor.
Allen q. Dorsey names 9. Moscow.
81. Davis names bl. General Sherman
Tw. williams names b. m Lady Bhghtwood.
P. Mshrling names br. Bessie.
The above hOrsss are about equally matched in
speed, and II will be exciting contest Some sixty
other horses have entered for the trotng and pacing
premium, among which are General Butler, silas
Rich, Mountain Maid, Lady Thorn, Polly Ann, Lucy,
Lady Littl.hsid. Little Mac, MsgoOsisr. Belle Of
washingtos. Ironsidss. Brown George, Red Rover.
Cold water Billy, Gray EAgls, Josephine Joe Gales
Nay Queen, Mary, and . number Of others Of almos
equal celebrity, which will be announced on the
evening previous 10 trot.
The entries for Running Horses will not close un-
III the 18th. sad will Be- named and advertised soon
aftsr.
Admission TO the nsld, 10 cents.
Boats will leave Seventh street wharf every ho1r,
or sfsnsr, for 0issboro', from which landing II 10
but short walk. Fare, l2If cents.
Stages will also leave the Navy Yard every half
hour for the track. Fare, 90 cents.
A. MoFPITT,
WIN II. BOYD.
u.as0 supsrintsndsnt.
The national Republican., 1867-10-28

WALLS OPERA HOUsE.-To night Wallis
Opera House will be thrown open to the public,
and play will be produced called "Under the
Gas Light" 1t has had a good run in New
York and bids fair to be put upon the boards
here in good style. Many Of the people adver-
tised to appear are known to be among tho best
stock actors in the country. We shall speak
more particularly of this piese after we have
seen II
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Disastrous Fire at waIIingford, Conn
Church Conservation nt Navy HnYen,


Church CONSERVATION at New Haven.
NKw HAVEN, Oct. PA FIRE in wallingford
this morning destroyed the Episcopal church,
town hall, and Hsllon's stove store. Loss, $50,
900. Insurance, 81, 900.
St. Patriok's church, Of this city, WAS conss.
Grated to-day with imposing ceremonies. Arch.
Bishop McClosky, the bishops at Portland, Hart.
ford, Burlington. and Brooklyn. and forty olsr.
gymsn, were present.
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From North Carolina-A Large and En-
thusiastic Meeting In Raleigh,

RALEIaH, OCT. IA large and enthusiastic
gathering assembled at the courthouse Saturday
night, in response to call published in the city
papers. It was simply an outpourins Of the
people, without regard to party, all political
compleIions being represented. The meeting
organized BY electing A. NJ. Biedsoe president
Hon. A. 8. Merryman addressed the sIssmblag.
His speech was long and elaborate argument
against the Congressional plan of rsconstrue
tiOn. Resolutions were adopted declaring dsvo
tion to the Constitution and civil liberty. Del
sgstes were appointed to the county convention
which meets here on Thursdsy.
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sloop Sunk and three OF Her Crew
Drowned.

New YoRK, Dot. 27.-As the steamer Leo, from
Savannah. entered East river this morning, she
came into collision with the slooP David LsndI,
OF Fishkil through the carelsssnsss Of the
latter. The slOop was sunk, and three Of her
crew drowned. The steamer was not damaged.
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3 ECIAL NOTICE 8.
~ THE wAsHINoToN co-oPERA-
TIVE BUILDING
B DEPOSIT ASSOCIATION.
rHp MOST EQUITABLE LOAN ASSOCIATION IN
... ... WASHINGTON.

The Subscription Book Of the above Association is
now ready for signatures at the store Of jain R.
nvans 4 Co No. 500 Psnnsyivania avsnus, south
side, between Ninth and Tenth streets. Members
Who have subscribed for stock must sign The eonsh
taiion and psy one dollar nitistion fse) before they
san partisips,s in advas,agss Of the Association.
Few subscriptions received At the Same place. By the
Treasurer, John r. Elvans. Iu.
The arst meeting for the payment Of duss will be
on the sECosD wRDEEsDAY Of next month.
The Board Of Directors requested to meet 81 the
Law omes Of Msssrs. Ashford 4 Jones, Rifh street
,srt WEDNESDAY HIoBT, st o'eivek.
Printed Constitutions may be obtained after Mon
day next from the sssrstary, corner Finh and Y
streets. or the Treasurer No 500 Psansyvania ave.
nas. DIR. =. HOWARD, President
J. l. THOMPSON, Secretary. oe7s.A
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W. ]. HUMPHREY, Senator from tho Thirtisth
district of New York, has been arrested at War
saw, Wyoming county, for corruption in the las
session Of the Legislature. He gave bail in thu
sum Of 90, 900 to appear.
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IIa ana by the Gulf Cabis-The Tehuan-
tspec Railroad Grant.


HAVANA, Oct. 27-By advices received from
Mexico the following details Of the Tshu.ntepec
grant Is made public The grant is to continue
in force twenty years. 15psr cent. Of the profits
are to be paid to the Mexican Government, and
at its expiration all tho improvements revert to
the Governmt'
The terms - grant rsqairs there shall be
constructed yearly, until the route Is fully
opened, fifteen leagues of telegraph line and six
lesgueS ol war' n -, I; operations must be com.
mencsd within eigh' en- months. Msrchaudis,
passing over thJ ,lte and espital invested II
Improvements are to bo exempt from taxation
Trsusit is to be free to the world, tho natioI
guaranteeing the neutrality Of the Isthmus.
The company is to pay Mr.. sloo any damage
that may be adjudsed to the company Of who
he Is the president, arising from what Is know
as the Sloo grant
The road is not to be subject to hypothscatio
without consent Of the Govsrnment Tho meet
iugs Of the company are to bs held in New Yorl
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Tue yellow fever is fast abating in New Or
leans There were only twelve interments oil
Saturday
The national Republican., 1867-10-28

TuR VERY LATEST NEWS from New York an.
nounees that Government securities all show an
upward tendency. Tha Fvetwentiss Of 1852
are quoted on Saturday at lO7. The absence ol
rumors and news from Washington is restoring
conkdenos in financial oircles
The national Republican., 1867-10-28
DlstIllsry Seized.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 27-The collector of the
Third Internal Revenue District seized the
whisky dl'tillsry Of Martin, Warren Co, yes
tsrdAy, for violation Of the revenue laws
The national Republican., 1867-10-28

HoN. ], P. USHER, formerly Secretary Of th
Interior, 10 in town, and Is stopping at the Nc
tropolitan.
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Nominations In schuyiEiil
County, PennsylyanIa.

PorrsvILLE. Pa, Oct. 27.-The Union League
Of sehuylkill county held an enthusiastic meet
ing last night, Resolutions were adopted nom.
mating Grant for President and Ex-Governor
Andrew @. Curtin for Vice President The
meeting adjourned with cheers for the nominees
On next Saturday night a ratification meeting
will be held by the League.
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the body of MAxrMLrAS, which he is rot likely
to obtain very soon
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New Advertisements.

A UGURS AND AUGUR BITS.
For saleby
oeiS, 20, nj JOHN X. kLVAhs CO.
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IL ruE FoRrIErH CoHGREss there are in th'
Senate 70 Republicans and l2 Democrats. II
the House, l44 Republicans and 40 Democrats
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DOZEN MORE INJURED
HAVANA NEWS BY THE CABLI
FROM EUROPE BY CABLE.

LONDON, Oct. 2s-Evening.-COnsOls closed
hrmer at ~ Lie for money. No tesgrsphic
advices Of the i5th inst have been received
from America. The following quotations are
given without knowing the condition Of the
New York market. Fivs-twontie', 6s 1916
Illinois, 7si Erie, 45t.
LIvERPooL, Oct. 2o-Evsnins. Cotton closed
rather quiet. Uplands, ST. Orleans, 9ii sales
20. 900; brssdstuffs firm: corn 49s. I'd. wheat
California white, los. sal red, Western, lis. 3D.
oats, Sc. 1sdi lard 80. lower American SIS. Cd
Bacon 52s. for new choice Amerioanj pork un
changed; rosin, common Wilmington, 9s.; me
dium American, 22s.; tallow, AS. Cd. ; petro
lsum, 1s. Cd. for spouu.
LONDON, 0st. 2o--Even ing. 1t is reported Il
ireland that Fenisn craft has bosn captured
by British guaboat Of the northern coast o
ireland.
PARIS, Oct. 2s-Evening -Dispstehes from
| Constantinopls state that Omar Pasba has beer
relieved of the command Of Gambia and orders,
to the Danube, and Hasseip Ps,ha has besI
commissioned to succeed him.
The national Republican., 1867-10-28

A COUNTERFEIT 500 compound interest note
has been passed on Assistant Treasurer vAG
DYcK, In New York
The national Republican., 1867-10-28
Disastrous Fire at Memphis, Tennessee

MENPHIs, Oct. 27.-A disastrous condagrl
tiOn occurred here last night about half past
twelve o'clock, by which the Bradley block was
almost entirely destroyed. Joseph Borfc Co.,
Moody 4 Co., and r. II. Wall 4 Co., all whole.
sale grOeers, were among the principal sufferers,
The loss is estimated at 5000, 900.
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NANCY GOODS.-MIss X ATE BOR

k>ANCY GOODS.-MlSS kATE BOR-
l LAND Tespsetfully announces to her friends
49,. cInap -, M...ashnss,t. sxanna spa s,n%
street, extensive assortment OF Goods, Including
Ladies' Fancy Articles OF all descriptions, Hosiery,
Millinery, Toilet Articles &c in great variety; Gen.
uemen's Furnishing Goods. Articles Of Millinery
made to order. Miss BorlAnd returns her aeknowl-
| edgments for the patronage she has hitherto re.
eeiyed and trusts by tho quality Of her articles and
attention to the orders Of her customers to merit and
| secure Q continuance Of their favors. o2s.mwf6ls
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Terrible Railroad Aocidcnt-Wreck Con.
sumed by Firs-Oas Passenger Burned
to Death and = Dozen Others IBjurtd.

Terribie taiiroau Aociuont-wTeck COn-
sumed By Fire-Oas Passenger Burned
to Death and = Dozen Others Ipjursd.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 27.-Ths passenger train on
the Little Miami railroad coming to this city
met With serious accident last night at Xenis,
within $50 yards Of the depot. The freight train
had Just arrived, and the switch was left open,
and the passenger train ran into the cabooSe Of
the freight train. The passenger engine ran
under the freight, and the osboose wa, thrown
upon the wood boz.
The shock was so great as to smash several oi
the cars. Tho baggage car was carried directly
into the first passenger car. Tho wreck took
Gre >; once, and the wood boz, baggage car, ono
passenger car, and the caboose of the freight
train were almsst entirely consumed. Ono man
in the passenger car. George Ross, Of Xenis, was
disabled and caught in tho wreck, whore he
burned to death. His cries were heard In the
!Ames, but rescue was impossible.
Another passenger, John B. Hampton, had q
leg broken, and at least . dozen others wer,
injured. There were Eve men on the engine
and but one Of them was hurt, and he only 70
ceivsd . slight cut in the head. The baggag,
was almost entirely destroyed by fre
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Arrival OF Senator Ross and Gov. Craw
ford at Topeka-The Indian Commi
sioners At Medicine Lodge.

ST. LOUIS, Dot. 29.-Governor Crawford and
Senator Ross, Of Kansas, arrived at Topeka n
Friday. having left the Indian commissioners
at Medicine Lodge Creek on the 23d. Both er.
press the opinion that a satisfactory treaty will
be made with the Indians
The national Republican., 1867-10-28

HEAVY RAINS have fallen In Mobile and alsC
In New Orleans
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NRAND PRIZE ROLLING AND

GRAND PRIZE ROLLING AND FES-
" TiyAL at the wAsHIHGTON CITY GARDEN,
New York avenue, between First And seeond Streets
MONDAY, Oct. 2s, 1867.
On account Of so many desiring to repeat the Pes.
uyal Of last Monday, / herewith invite my friends
and the publie to Grand Prize Rolling mme neing
At 10 N. TO. DAY Dancing to commence at 3 p IN.
Admittanee In the Ball Room 25 cents.
co2s.lts JOHN HoCKRMRYRR.
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President JuAREE 10 elected President Of th,
Ms1ioan Republic.
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BoYs' SHIRrs at Henning's, No. 5s5
Seventh street, near Maryland avenue. All sizes,
shapes and solers Just received. childrsus Shit,
waists,
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ORITUARY.

GBsERAL SHERMAN will leave st.. Louis in 4
few days for this city.
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/ Q CAL 1T 6 N 9. 1.

FNs BLACK DorsKIs PANTS, at $3.50,
cut tight, nsdium or large TO suit purchaser, At A.
ssks Co. ., slT Seventh street, adjoining National
panh Of the Rspablie. ---- W.
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STOVES AND TINWARE.
Extensive Stock Of Stoves and Tinwars at No. 42i
Seventh street 0ools and work cheap.
oe2s.lt d. PRIEL co.
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wonrH BUYING, worth wearing, and
worth having. one Of our s9o Black Troek Goats A.
saks o., SiI Seventh street. between Avenue and
D strset.
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A FARM FOR SALE, IN FAIRFAX
IN CouOty, three miles south Of Union Mills. con
tAining 1874 acres. The Improvements are . TWO
STORY BUILDING, 50 BY 10 feet, and Cook House.
There about So cleared the balance In Pine
aud ard Wood. The soil is good and easily i'm +.
proved. Will be sold cheap. Apply to Mr. BURNS,
corner Ninth and streets opposite Patent Oface or
T. 0ALLAGHkR, Alexandria House,Va oe2S.2
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PERSONAL.

DRIVATE MEDICAL CONSULTA-
JIG TIoH al DR.. DARBY's, 400 Seventh street, op.
pOsits Odd Fellows Hall. Separate rooms for
patients. sspla.n
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Asr"On Deck."-A meeting Of the WASH
ipston Yacht Club will be held NOVEMBER 8. 1867,
At their quarters at Harry Gorbuts, corner OF
Eighth and 4 Streets Members Of the Club are re-
qusstsd TO BE- present at p. m. BY order OF the
fr..,dsat, WIN MccoNIHB,
oe2s.st Secretary.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-27

the force in the Patent Office. There has
been no increase of force in that office
since 1852 while the business Of the Office
has increased one hundred per cent AS a
natural consequence, the force has become too
small for the transaction of the business.
The growth of the Patent Office business dur
ing the last two years is remarkable. During
the year 1865 there were 1864 applications
for patents, and 6616 were granted. In 1866
there were Is, 269 applications, of which $3.50
were granted. The number of cGUeuts filed
in 1865 was 1861 in 1866 there were 2723.
The bill authorizes the employment flour addi-
tional Examiners of each class, making twelve
in all. 1t provides that they shall be paid out
of the Patent fund, which already has a sur
plus of $264,O00. The act will give great
satisfaction to the large number of inventors
and others who have occasion to do business
with the Patent Office, and who, as the above
surplus shows, pay literally to have their
work done.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-27

There are few persons who would be willing
to continue their savings thus in a company
paying but five per cent, when, by careful
investment in real estate, it would in all
likelihood pay from eight to ten per cent, be-
sides being likely to double and even quadru-
pie in the time specified.
Instances are numerous where property has
changed hands within the last ten years, at
double the cost. The following is a case in
point, though we acknowledge it is an extra
ordinary one:-
'In the year 1866, Sir Thomas Gresham pro-
posed to the corporation of London to erect, at
his own expense, a commodious building for
merchants to meet and transact their business,
provided the corporation would provide con-
venient and suitable site. The city acquiesced
formed two courts leading from Cornhill to
Threadneedle street. called New Saint Christie
pher alley and Swan alley, for 1852, and sold
The old materialfof these houses for E47S. The
ground occupied by the present building is
therefore, be about Is. Cd. per foot. The present
value OF the site, at a low estimate, is at least
800 per foot, or SSOOOO0, being an Increase OF
G265O per year on an original outlay of E3OOO."
Freedley tells of a man who made $780, 900
bv selling lead-pencls in the streets of New
York at a penny piece; and all will remem-
ber Smith, of razor-strop notoriety, and his
untiring industry and final success. But,
after all, it is by economy we must secure the
end desired. Thus it is that many who do
| large business never get rich, while ofttimes a
slow, but steady and often despised neighbor,
succeeds in gaining the goal in the very hour
of the others adversely. Economy is faith
full banker which is sure to yield liberal per-
centage for every deposit.