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., nuorioS SALEs.-Messrs. Cooper q
D,u,v;s sahdivision a. ,on.Ps a., Ut Ot Ss, IN
Pan,;.srth "a F,s, ,.n,h 800, W. oe'Seen
Of 2s feet on Che,nut ,,rest' ana ,nnnsna non
Raean' for $500 ilso The NORTH % sss. AZ Il;
10, In square All, on Seventh ,ty,.t ws.t bs.
tween 8 and T streets, improved bv a hame
house Of four rooms, 10 samusl n drawn nv
al, 800, '''
Msssrs. Magic 4 90. sold In front Of thar ana.
tion rooms a large Iot Of dr,ss and f.ncy soods
shawls. ribbons head. dressea a. e'
| Starr 4 Metcalf real estate brokers. Plant,
Building, corner Of New York avenue and III.
teenth street, have sold the following: Tbree
three.story brick houses, with b.ck hniidinss
corner Of Tenth street vest and q .trsst norm
to WIN. d. G, Murdoch, sio, 900, one two. story
brick house on seyentsentb s,rsst bstvssn
and L, TO r, Toombs, AZ. 900, one tvo.,tory
frame house on Twelfth street west. betwesn 4
and +. 10 A. II. Cor n. ooo, do a.. N A N
Daniels, Al. 900, one briok On al strest Island
between D and n, 10 p. Muynbv sI abo. Al
DO. tolJ, Gavin. Al $50, 40 a. tnE Haisy
Al. $50, do, DO. to Rogera Al 40, ana frams
house on sixth street. Island bstvssn II ana 7
10 ]. n. Cbinman. Al s00, a. AZ 10 lama,
Gallaper. n $50, ono ram, bou,s an 4, streat
betvssn Four. ana half ana siytb IA Edvsrd
Brown, 81, 100; DO, DO, to s. Surgeon, $3.50;
LoysIos,, 1850, lots Nos /. 4, 4 5. q. and IS'
10 subdiyision Of square CAS- to Messrs. y. Court.
noy, D. +. HouRh and d. Herman, for AZ, 800:
one two. story brick, -Four and. a-half, between X
and L streets, To y. Thornton, for az, 900.
-
FouRTH LECTURE IN US1oSrows.-On
"wednesday evepino last. Prof. David Hins, az
Ohio. delivered a yery intsIs,ting Ieo,ure Al RYAN
Chanel on "Eduos,ion'" M. III, noint.d ami
in oIear and forcibIs Ianouaes tbs anti. ~
narent, ss vail ~ tsaohsre in ths sducstior ~
tbs youtbfuI mind, sntru.tad n ths,, sniJ.ns.
RSucation ba mid consi,t, in tbs bsrmon,on,
deyelopment Of The pby,ical' intsllsctusI ana
moral powsr, Thougbt va IL ersat nm rs,vs
nover N ths mind Soma man Sinl ~ r.
selyes. whilst others allow tb,iI nsiebbo,s 10
,h,nL "a. ,h.,. n.xs,as...t - 80
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RECEPTION OF MIEIsTER.-The new
Grscian Minister was received by the President
yesterday In the Blue Parlor, at tho Executive
Mansion having been presented BY the Score
tAry Of State.
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FuEERAL.-The funeral of Mr.. James
Rhodes, whose death we ohronieled day or two
since, took place yesterday morning from his
residence on Eighth street, near the navy yard.
A large number Of our principal citizens were in
attendance at the services which were held In
St. Peters church, Capitol Hill, and the re-
mains were inferred In the cemetery adjoining
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CARPENTERS ASSOCIATION. A stated
meeting Of this association was held last evening
at Temperance Hall, on L street. Tho meeting
was called to order by the president, Mr.. james
II, Reed. After the reading Of the minutes Of
the previous meeting by the secretary, number
Of new members were admitted. Tho constitution
was signed by large number, and a substance
Of its provisions may probably DO given to the
public at an early day. The meeting was well
attended, and adjourned at an early hour.
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PETIT LARcENY.-Walter DOrms, a col
ored lad of some fifteen years of age, was ar
rested on the oath Of William Smithy, who
charged Walter with petit larceny. Justice
Harper, after hearing the facts, required the ac.
court,
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DEATH OF SAMUEL DRURY.-Mr. Samuel
Drury, one Of our Oldest citizens, who has served
as justice Of the peace for many years in the
First ward, died about IL o'clnck.on Thursday
night at his residence, No. 1873 I street, between
Twenty second and Twenty third streets. His
funeral will take place from there this morning
at O'clock.
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LARCENW-Jos. Alston was arrested by
officer Pool, of the I'd precinct charged with tho
larceny Of mule, the property Of Mr. Jos Sol
den. After hearing OF the case Justice Tucker
committed the accused for court.
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CoACHMAKERs' UNION, No. "a stated
meeting Of the coaohmaksrs' Of Washington was
held at German Hall, on Eleventh street, on
Thursday evening when Mr. John Reynolds was
unanimously elected as a delegate to represent
the Union at the convention to be held In Gin.
cinnati in August ensuing.
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A FINE DRUG SroRE.-We observe that
new drug store, under the proprietorship of
Thompson 4 Co., has recently been opened under
tho Herndon House, corner Of Ninth and F
streets. We were surprised at the ine assort-
mont Of drugs tho propriotors have on hand, and
the fancy department cannot be excelled. A
cool and refreshing glass Of soda can always be
had, and the entire establishment Is certainly a
deSideratum to the public, and ono that will bo
appreoiated
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AN OLD THIEF.-Moses Gross, colored
was arrested yesterday by oAicer Fuss, Of the
Seventh precinct, on complaint Of two different
individuals, one by the name Of John Thomas,
the other James Stokefoot, both colored, who
charged Moses with the larceny Of two wAtehesj
both of the parties being losers. 1t appeared
that Moses, nearly eighteen months ago, managed
false approximations and on Wednesday last,
persuaded John James to let him have his watch
for the purpose of trying 1t previous to buying
1t, and when James asked Tor the money or the
watch, he could get neither. Moses, who was
quite shrewd, prated about his honesty, and en-
deayored to convince Justice Tucker, who tried
the case, that he was not the man. But Moses
was identified SO positively by half dozen wit
nesses, as the party who swindled Mr.. StOkefoot.
and equally as positive being given in James
case, that the Justice committed Moses to an-
sWer the charge at court
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MAD DoG.-0ficer Dubois, of the 9Th
precinct, shot mad dog on Thursday in the
yard of Mr.. Lypold, on ID street east between A
and D streets north,
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FLOUR RAPIDLY DECLISIEG.-During the
past few weeks all grades Of -four have declined
from So to 81 per barrel, In this and the Balti.
more market, which Is attributable to the very
encouraging prospects Of the wheat crop and an
early harvest. Under these circumstances there
Is no good reason why bakers should not at once
reduce the price Of bread or correspondingly in
creAse tho siZe Of loAYes
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ALONG THE WHARvEs.-Matters along
the wharves yesterday did not present so lively
an appearance as some of the preceding days
during the past week. Beyond tho arrival Of
one schooner from Philadelphia with coal. one
from the river with wood, and the usual exit and
entering Of the mail and Alexandria steamers,
there WAS nAught to chronicle.
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Struck WoMAN.-Last night, about
IL O'Clock, Officer HILL Of the Second ward, ar
rested David Faulkner, on complaint of Nellie
Montgomery, who charges that David ap.
preached her while standing on Thirteen and.
a-half street, ncar Ohio avenue, with pistol in
one hand and slapped her over the mouth with
the other David was locked up until morning,
when he will have n hearing.
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EsCAPED-An insane woman, by the
name of Page, escaped from the Columbia Hos.
pital on Thursday, but was taken charge Of by
0ficer Voss, of the sanitary company, and con
veyed back to the hospital. On Friday she was
sent 10 the Lunatic Asylum.
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DANGEROUS PLACE. Workmen are en-
gagged In constructing Q sewer along Eighth
street, and have banked earth and bricks from
curb 10 curb, commencing at Psnnsylvania ave.
nue. and extending some hundred yards toward
street. As light Is placed only at the sewer
excavation, In the middle Of the street, drivers
Of vehicles at night will run great risks Of seri.
Gus accident u they attempt TO drive up Eighth
street, from the Avenue toward d.
We learn that o gentleman driving q buggy
last evening made . narrow escape from break.
down by his vehicle becoming entangled in the
loose earth and bricks along said street, and only
drove that wsy, supposing the usual carriage.
passage was open. We suggest the complete
10 constructed or that space enough DO left for
vehicles to pass between the excavation and the
curb.
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An ERRoR.-In the local columns Of
yesterdays edition of the REPUBLICAN, In no
licing the marriage of Mr.. Terry we had the
name read W. A. Terry, when 1t should read S.
A. Terry
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LITERARY AND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT.
We desire 10 call tho attention Of our readers
to the fact that on Monday evening, the 18th In.
slant, Good Samaritan Division No. l, Sons Of
Temperance, will give Its hfth grand literary and
musical entertainment at Odd Fellows Hall.
The concerts and entertainments given by the
division during the fall and winter months were
brilliantly successful, and from tho programme
for the present occasion "a copy Of which we
have recsiyed) we have no doubt that Its reputa.
tion will DO fully sustained. An address will be
delivered by Rev. j. @. Henning. Mr.. AlonEo
Bell, SO we'll and favorably known In this COM
munity, will recite The Polish Boy" The list
of singers contains some of the best musical
talent In the city The exercises will conclude
with the presentation Of n light drama, entitled
"a Drop Too Much" We advise our friends
to 20 early II they wish to secure good seats.
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PLAsTRRERs' MEETNG.-A meeting of
the journsymen plasterers was held at Shepherd
Hail. corner of Seventh street and Louisiana ave.
nue., last evening, but nothing Of Importance
transpred, other than discussion relative to
eight hours labor on Saturdays.
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SANITARY CoNPANY.-Ten printed and
yesterday who had nuisances existing on their
premises. A number Of carcAsses were also re-
ported and removed. 1t behooyes every citizen
to have cleanliness about his premises at the
present time, as the stencil from Otal, 40, would
DO intolorablo, and, without doubt, engonder
sickness during the warm weather, which Is now
upon US.
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olive dTab cream, to suit the taste Of the con.
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Agricultural Implements, CarTiage and Car makers,
Pals aud W, Oden- ware, Canvas, Metal and Single
Gases, Canal Boats, Ships and ships Bottoms, Floor
OIL Cloths, lone manufacturer having uted roo bbls
the pa ysar1 and as tlnt for any purpose Is un
Sysness. Price " per Dbl Of 800 lbs, which wi |
supply farmer for years 10 come. Warranted in
all cases as above. Send for circular, which gives
full particulars. None genuine ileEs branded in
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Jell'tusau 25i Pearl street, New York.
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ANOTHER RAT BAIT-MAToH FOR $780,
A match has been made up between Mr. W. ].
Brooks and Mr.. Thomas Gallagher against the
rat.killing proves of their respective terriers
"Muggins" and Jerry" On the occasion Of
the hrst "bait," at Mr., BryRn's, corner of
Eighth and L streets, Navy Yard, ''Muggins"
was the champion, having received the collar for
killing Ave rats in the shortest time Jerry"
did not enter on that occasion for a prize, but
killed three rats in l6i seconds The "bait"
will come of on Tuesday afternoon next at 4
O'Clock, at Mr.. Bryan's. Other entries doubt.
less will DO made as there are q large number Of
"Yermin" already secured and awaiting sepul.
chTe, "Muggins" and Jerry" are to kill ten
rats EACH the dog accomplishing this feat In the
briefsSt time his owner to take the stakes.
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Proposals. will be received at the Mayors ofice,
City Hail. until ~ o'eloek, m, on T IDAY he Il
dsy Of June next, for grading aud paving the car.
riagewAy Of Thirteenth street north from TIC north
side OF Pen avenue to the south side Of
street nor b, with stone similar to that used in ,
street north the stone not to be eight or less
than Eve inches iu diane err aud seven iuchas in
depth, to be laid q bed Of gravel not less thau
eight inehe. deer, covered with al least four inches
OF sharp sand before paving, and to he we rammed
tn ninety pound rammer three times. aui well
wAtered before The las rsmmlng; the Surplus earth
to be deposited in such neghborng ees or place
as this Ward Commissiouer may direct, aud the con
tractor will be required TO leave surface OF two
hundred f. In length for the fu Width VI the
exposed for inspection which will b. well puid ed
| by this Ward Commissioner without sx yeDse to the
| contractor.
Bidders will also estimate for furnishing and lay
Ing gutter stone not lees than three feet in length
to the entire satisfaction OF both Ward and i.tant
commissioners, aud to be paid for by assessment on
the property bordering thereon, except that OF the
General Govern which is provided for by act Of
| Congress Of February g. ls.5.
An old msteriEl to be the property Of tho Corpora.
tlon, Hnd to be deposited in sneh locality as tho
Ward Commits Toner may direct Bidders " II state
the pr &c per cubic yard Tor grad per square yard
for paving, inoludSg the gravel aud sand T, quret
Also, per foot Tor new and old gutt-r one.
No bids will be re eiyed from others IN practical
PAYERS and the right Is expressly Reserved reject
any or all bids. J NONDERLkHR
jel4 Commissioner Of second Ward
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PROPOSALS FOR GRADING AND
il PAVING THE CARRtAGEwAY OF THIR.
TBsNTH st. NORTH, FROM TIE NORTH
SIDE OF PENNSYLVANIA AvRAUE TO THE
SOUTH SIDE OF = STREET NORTH
New-York tribune., 1867-09-13
ARKANSAS.

Tut RECENT OUTRAGE BY UNITED STATES
TROOPS Al CAMDEN-TEE rOsT COMMAND
ANT REPRNANDED BY GEN. ORD.
MEHPHIS, Tenn, Sept. 12.-SOme time since
1he Office of The Eagle ucwspaper at Cmfeu Ark was
destroyed by soldiers led by Major Pierce Col Gil
bert commanding the post wrote letter to Gen Ord in
which lac said "The censures Of the Press directed
against the servants Of the people may be cndured but
Gems ord and Ncl's force, WLict were detailed 70
cuabc tim % perform his duties ere not servants o. the
people OF Arkansas but rather their masters and n Is
felt 10 great piece Of mpertnence for the newspapers
in this state TO comment upon Gen. Neil under any CIR
oumstanccs" Gen. Ord. in reply, says; Your letter u
iho 10th umo IN which you attempt TO justify the act
Of party OF soldiers. who. msled by an officer Iorcby
entered citizens house aud destroyed s property If
received You VIII please explain why this act was not
prevented by you, Post Commander. ana II the re-
Qurcmonts Of the sod Article OF War have been complied
with Your assertion that Gen. Nes force are not the
servants OF tho people OF Arkansas but rather thor
masters unjust both 10 he people md 10 Gen Nell
and uufounded IN Law. The laws for tie benefit OF
the people The assumption that party OF soldiers
could at their option forcibly destroy citizens
property and commit gross violations OF tie public
peace would not be tolerated under q Napoleon"
New-York tribune., 1867-09-13
fHg LAECc OFFICE.

,.! C9mmlssioner Wilson Of the General Land Office
u.t received le returns o. ihe Humboldt
"u, mefial r0n fourth standard north between
blo Meridian 5 miles the Of
Quns VALLEY Ihgho County Nevada Tho meridian IN
starting from the initial fourth standard parallel leaves tho
Silver 1911 Mining District and the tDe bodies Of pnon timber found
there about eight miles o the west The line then enters the Great
Humboldt sat dsps ana noar through The center ofhe
The Tane Mountain ssct TIE most mineral
localities IA the district Thence passes through Buena Vista valley
lenghWse leaving Un'onylie Star CITY Santa Clara. sud
The mining districts Which they situated about miles to the
west passing Dim Glen and ia rich mining district about four miles
the east Twenty miles north OF he initial large quantities
Of h0 found Indicating rich Of that minern Al
- miles alkah and salt plain ~ wide entered
from which reported large Of salt be produced At -
miles Tue men The Humboldt River The bottoms OF that
RIVER sbout three 1rtbs mile vide producing abundance OF
we unet In b~ mountain the south Of this river
either side Of The line number OF ranches cultivated With
Ss Crossing Humboldt River The line iag the 56th aud Central
Mining districts sh0u. 10 inies the
tlshc. 10 ~ termination through ecauty destitute
o. water get sbounng gresseNOOd and plains Low mountains
s mt fof c mo part covered with deep and drifting sand The
iofhs2p agoS ta Rerdan ysd Volcano Predonnsng Large
4lss OF gsne found the Low mountains upon whch the e
,ie Good phOn sad Juniper goSs large bodies on the
t~os montana orr ar th the vegetation 10 the nme fcniy
he nerd a. consists Of and With here and there
long inter ala bue paches WILLOW patches
along "a, una9j EGer
New-York tribune., 1867-09-13

vices which he hss rendered the oontry in crisis OF
peSular danger and OF cirICnltSes winch would have
been msuleraIic oSopt for the sggacty courage and
honesty sich have distinguished his administration .
HKfs6lpea That looking forward through the perilB
which eeem % be gathering around the republic from tho
treachery o. rs Chief Magistrate eud tue insidOus
machuations OF rebelhOus spirit Wich Is sc0tched pu
not vet killed. 90 time when the people may IoCt ioI
man who cannot be bought or sold Z goe ,le tlfs oI
state wo present 20 the loyal party oi te UIl9l e hao
of philip II Sheridan, relieved irr LIE hoely 20 lIc
country the right for the right place u relieve
Andrew Johnson on the 4th Of March, lsO9 , r.
"IcSOiDed That we extend 10 the members OF yen
Shcdans st best wishes for their success ana ad
yanceinent and hereby express our just appreciation o
their courtesy. ndChy. and devotion 10 '"eA @sUOous
New-York tribune., 1867-09-13
DIED.

EARLE Plsas,nle n T. TUESDAY, Sept TO- Robert Earle
formerly Of New York aged 65 years -, - ,
The relatives Of the family nvd TO attend tue funeral
leaves Harlem l. Twenty rh s and FonrLsSe at 3. O'Clock
GOPSILOn Welnesa Sept II Alfred AuSu'trs Lutsn Youngest
si al lanes ami sebe Gops aged year months and DAYS
Funer from the residence parents No 22 South Fouihst
Grove At Jersey city Friday sept 49, al O'clock
MRLvIILEon wednesday Sept H. Malcolm Melville aged "a year.
SON Of Herman Melville
T And friends f,my invited frsers
from residence OF his father No l East Twenty sixth s near
Fourth. ave, Saturday, Sept IL. q. .. O'clock a.
MILEtu City N j. Thursday H. aer lingering
illness. MrsA Ann Y. Miller. aged -
Relatives friends family Invited 70 attend the iuhta
the Union BsppN Church. Groyes, JERSEY OF oA Saa'
sept H. st2 O'Clock p. IN
sPIRKSn Brooklyn Thurtisy Sept H. rhos ~ yoanse''
of the lato Daniel anl Amorett SPARKS =. -. ,,I .
The fnaeral sll take place SATURDAY SePL ~ 49, " T. 81
way block om Myres BroadcT ssrs rom % &
al Myfa .vs Farrf pass sNLL oas DO.
CLnf6 Tb,fasa,aai relatives are 'n' "a '''ss '"s''' S
4!l..