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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-19

DECIDEDLY Cool Between 8 and Q o'clock
last evening young man named John Martin
quietly and unnoticed entered the Washington
| Gymnasium, on Louisiana avenue, between Ninth
aud Tenth streets, made bis way up to the bath.
room, and proceeded to treat himself to a bath
The clerk Of the institution, Mr.. A. ]. Bennett,
had his attention called to the fsot that person,
not q shareholder, and unknown, even, was
| bathing; so he proceeded at once to the police
station, near by, and procured the services of
an officer, who put tho young man under arrest
and he was locked up until Justice Chaplin ar.
rived, whom he was brought out for . hearing
John appearing with bis towels and soap under
his arm, ready for a hearing. He stated, in
| self defence, that he had been invited there by
q young man, whom he named, and who, M
Bennett says, has long since been expelled from
the association because Of his pilfering propen.
stiles. Justice Chaplin considered the case q
disorderly one. and Imposed dno of 81 on the
intruder. He was then returned to his cell until
his fine should be forthcoming. Rather a dear
bath for ono who finds his own towels and soap.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-19

John R: Elyans, y: U. Emory, James l.. Barbour.
Albert Q. Hall. oel
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-19

ASSAULT AND BATrERY.-Jane Lear, seam.
stress, had q hearing before Justice Kean,
charged with assault and battery upon Mary
Randall. The Justice nnod the fair bellgerent
$3. 90.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-19

REAL Estate SALB-Mssrs. Cooper 4 Lati
mer, auetioneers, sold yesterday evening three
story brick, with back building, situated a few
doors east Of the National hotel, to Mr.. Boyle
for $l7,750. This Is an excellent business
stand, having been used as such for many year,
mast.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-19
AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY CITY AND STAT
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
FINANCE COMMITTEE,

Thos Lewis, Riley A. shiun, @. Alfred Hall, Mich
olAs Aeksr. Thomas ": Plowman, Joseph y, brown,
Job W. Angus, A. l.. Norman, BrAstus Poulson.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-19

SUSPICION or LARcENY.- Benjamin Roder
was arrested by oficer Smith, ofthe Seventh pre-.
cinct, on suspicion Of larceny. Mr.. Rodsr had
In his possession some most valuable cloths,
which he was sndeavoriug to soil. Not being
able to give satiifaetory account ofhow he OBJ.
tanned the goods he was arrested by the officer.
Justice Walter, before whom tho prisoner was
brought, questioned him closely as to where he
belonged or hailed from, and as to the manner
in which no came by the goods His answers
were vague and unsatisfactory, and ho was ssnt
to Jail for further hearing.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-19

No LrcEssn.-John Flynn was arrested by
Morssll, satisfied by the evidence that the charge
was sustained, fined Mr.. Flynn $40 and costs.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-19

DIsoRDERLY IN THE MARKET,-JOhn Duokstt
4 colored boy, was arrested yesterday in tn,
market by 0Hicer Conway, Of the Third ward,
for acting in q very disorderly manner. He was
fined 81 by Justice Chaplin.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-19

Lewis Adams, Thomas Wallace, Isaac Fitzhugh
Howard johnson, and Peter Howard, for beinI
disorderly, were arrested by officers Of the Sec
end precinct, and variously fined by Justic,
Thompson.
Josh. Crandeil, Thomas GLASGOW, and Georg,
Fugitt were arrested BY officers OF tho Sixth pro
clnct for being drunk, and they were fined 81
each BY Justices Harper and Chaplin.
Abraham Carter and Martha 0'Brlen, for be,
ing disorderly, were taken In charge by oniceri
Of tho Fourth precinct, and fined SO each
Abraham forked over, but Martha not having
the whsrewith was sent to the workhouse.
George Peppers, Martha Jackson, Robert Sim
mons, and Benjamin McCauley, for disorderly
conduct upon the streets, were arrested by OH.
tribute to the Corporation fund by Justicss
Bates aud Harper
Anna Parker and Louisa Bright got drunk,
became noisy, and were arrested by officers OF
the Seventh precinct, and fined 50 each by Jus.
tice Tucker.
Ellen Cavansgh, when drunk and disorderIy,
made use OF threatening language, was arrested
by Officer Hill, Of the Seventh precinct, and sent
TO jail to keep the peace by Justice Walter.
Mary Amen became disorderly and made use
Of threats toward Rachel Grsenapple. Sho was
arrested In consequence, and had a hearing be-
fore Justice Tucker at the First precinct station,
who fned her 81 for being disorderly and held
her in security to keep the peaoo toward Mrs.
Greenapple.
Rachel Greeuapple and Bernard Atkinson
were arrested by officers Of the sanitary company
for dsorderly conduct, and were fined by Justice
Tucker 81 each.
Fannie Cook and Gabriel Humphrey had 4
hearing before Justice Tucker, at the First pro.
einot station, for drunkenness and disorderly
conduct, and were mulcted In fues for tho benefit
Of tho corporation.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-19

RETURNED TO THEIR LABoRs.-Yesterda,
quite a large number Of tho girls employed a
the Government bindery In folding and sewing
and who were furloughed few days since, wer,
put to work again. number OF bookbinders
who were of about the same length Of time. viii
90 to work on Monday, we learn.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-19

FOUNDATION ron PROMISE
| CAsE.-eome months since . courtship spranp
up between one Of our young city dentists and {
young lady employed AZ the Government printing
ofiios-s really good.hsartsd little lady, who Il
an orphan BY virtue Of her father having died in
Andersonyills prison. and who va: engaged In
the laudable work Of honorably maintaining her.
self by the work Of her own hands. The court.
ship, according to our information, has wound
up thus: The young dentist proposed marriage,
and the proposition was fayorably entertained.
A day In the FIRST Of the present month was hred
for the interesting ceremonies to take place that
would cause
1.-TWO souls with bat q sipgis thought,
Two hearts that beat a. one,"
to be happy forever In the possession Of each
other.
The time arrived; the bridal party assembled;
the bridal robes were donnedi every prepara.
tion was made for the ceremony, and long and
auxiously tho eIpeotant party awaited the com.
ing Of the bridegroom but tho waiting was all
In vain. Finally messenger was sent to ascer.
tain the cauio Of the delay Of tho bridegroom,
and he returned with the highly unpleasant news
that the young man was so Ill that II was i'm.
possible for him to bs present and perform bis
part.
This excuse was taken In good faith by the
good little lady and, Afterwards, another day
was set for the hymenial sxeroises-about the
middle Of tho present month--and the same un-
pleasant delay was experienced BY tho same
uouldbe bridal party reassemblsd.
This time the young lady's guardian proceeded
to the young mans residence, where, IL 10 said,
he held conference with the mother Of the or.
peotod bridegroom. She announced that 1t was
her fault that the marriage was not contaminated,
as she would not permit her son to marry the
choice Of his heart. as he was under age. This
news was communicated, and the party dispersed,
and the intended bride retired with a sorrowful
heart.
Young mon who are subject to control by the
apron.strings ofthsir mothers, should never make
rash promises But so goes the world, and We
would not DO surprised to hear soon that suit
for breach Of promise to marry had been insti.
tuted.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-19
CAPITAL INSURANCE
IN COMPANY.


IN COMPANY.
HOME OFFICE, 800 NINTH STREET
WARRINGTON. D. C.
CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS.
AUTHORIZED CAPIrAL'..."........ tl, 900, ooC
CASH CAflTAL .'........,...........,. 200, OOu
This Company offers more favorable advantages
to ths insuriug public than any other chartered In
the United States, by combining tho two greAt ele.
to Of Life and Accident Insurance, the Joint
stock principle. The premiums charged are nearly
one third lower than charged by Mutual Companies.
AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY CITY AND STATE.
OFFICERs.
JOSEPH +. BROWN, President,
GEORGE II. PLANT, Vice President.
BILBY A. sHINR, Treasurer.
O. ALPRBD HALL, Secretary.
Col. JANIS T. CLOSE, General Agent
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN H. sEMMKs, GEORGE II. PLANT,
RILEY A. sHlNH, JOSEPH 2. BLOWN
J. D CLARK, Jr. J. J. CooMBs,
Hon. GREEN ADAMS, W. PARISH
ROBERT LEIGH.
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sa. also been placed In this Exhibitor which will
| Mr.. CHARLES WHITE,
who will give 3 sensational performance while In
the midst Of these formidable and feroeiaus beasts
| THE ELEPHANT LALLA ROOKIE,
recently imported from the Geological Gardens Lon.
ONLY 10 INCHES HIGH,
peculiar and exceeding thrilling failure In the
show will be the carrying ofa
LIVING WILD LION THROUGH THE STREETS,
unessed and uuehainsd-a sight seldom seen-st the
same time perfectly safe the animal being under the
thorough control OF its keeper
THE EQUESTRIAN COMPANY
embraces the elite Of the archie art.
THE ELEPHANT,
LEARNED PONY, and
TRICK HORSE "GRgY EAOLBn
will be introduced by Mr. MOVES
THE COMIC MULES
will be introduced by DR. THAYER, and the
THREE CLOWNS
will produce their own credentials uuassistsd.
The Gorgeous Band .Chariot with the splendid
Band OF Musicians, will be followed by the magnin-
Gently decorated carriages and vans and will prove
to be an eminsptly Imposing spectsce, very rarely
seen In this country.
humirhon ......,..... ..,,,...,..,..,, 0O cents
Children under 10 years Of age.......... % cents.
A7h
See Pictorial and Descriptive Bits.
WILL EXHIBIT IN
WAshin gton for q short season, commencing THURS
DAY, October 81, on LOT, corner Of SIXTH STREET
and NEW YORK AVENUE. Oc 1913, ~, 20
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-19

THESr, BOX, AND
" TRUNK HANDLES,
For sale by
oel7.eo9t JOHN r, RLyANS 4 Co
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-07-02

SupNo 4 SouI- Have you not in
Imagination, sometimes stood by tho
great masters of sculpture, and seen
with what exquisite care they chiseled
on their forms of loyeliness, intontney-
er TO leave a shade Of beauty undevel-
oped, or deformity unnoticed; never
to strike hairs breadth too deep, or to
leave a roughness not smoothed away.
And all for what? Simply TO exhibit
their ideal in tho lifeless marble.
But chisol is put into your hands,
and you are biddened TO shape soui.
You have the squared block Of your ma
tive capacities before you. There is a
form of divine beauty hidden in it, which
You may bring out, or you may hew and
hack into the most dreadful deformity
Chisel You must, and chisel you will
but 0, be careful how you cut upon that
piece of Immortality
There is but one block given TO each
man; If he ruins that he ruins his all.
The young begin often with rude,
thoughtless blows, and chip away their
block very fast. Sometimes they soon
cut SO deep as makes it impossible for
them ever to bringa form of beauty out
of their stone; sometimes they wildly
dash it in pieces, Needless of the wise
cautions addressed to them
But those who know what they arc
about, who know the worth Of their OPP
portunity, work carefully upon the task
of their character.
They study well the rules OF their art,
laid down in book given them by the
same hand which gave them their block
and their tools; they look well, too, to
their model after which they are to CHS
el, which is Jesus Christ, the divine man.
| They who work thus never fail Of pro-
ducing in due time form of loyeliness,
Of strength, and of life.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-07-02

Without the Spirit Of God, we are like
to a ship stranded on the beach; when
the tide has receded, there is no NOV
ing her until the food shall again lit
her from the sands. We are like that
frozen ship, of which we read the other
day, frost-bound in tho far off Arctic
Sea; until the Spirit Of God shall thaw
the chilly coldness Of our natural estate,
and bid the life-Aoods Of our heart flow
forth, we must lie, cold, cheerless, life
less, powerless. The Christian, like tho
mariner, depends upon the breath OF
heaven, or his bark is without motion.
We are like the plants Of the field, and
this genial season suggests the meta
phor: all the winter through vegetation
sleeps wrapped upin her frost garments,
but when the mysterious influence Of
spring is felt, she unbinds her cloak to
put on her vest Of many colors, whilo
every bud begins to swell and each flow
er to open And so a church lies asleep
in long and dreary winter. until God
the Holy Ghost looseth the bands Of
lethargy, and hearts bud and blossom,
and the time Of the singing Of the birds
is come.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-07-02

Ian Bsi1sSas ~ LgSga Prs. want
to BET throe dollars uo man ever match
"a himself agia the devil but what got
beat
Aim hi. il you strike low. The man
who undertakes 10 jump three hundred
feet ahcd, vill certainly make good
Try.
never knu a man who was Alwus
anxious 20 repent far his sins before he
had committed them. who didnt want
the sharpcss kind of Watching,
never bet any stamps on the man
who is always telling what he would
have done il be had been thare. have
noticed that this kind never get thare.
Faith don't appear 10 me 30 be eny-
thing more than tip-top good sense and
the faiththcro is 10 this worldn won't
keep man from falling 10 the bottun
Of well il be let's 60 Nv the curb TO spit
on his hands,
When get 70 not having any good
luck, il dog seem 10 me that kan have
more Of it than emmy man know, and
not half try; | suppose il acoma just 80
to you, my friend, don't itg
kant think ny emmy talent now that
il 50 apt 10 descend from father 10 son
untarnishod as the gift ot cSagoration.
A man may have a porfcck right to
be born single, but doubt whether ho
has a right TO continue on SO.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-07-02

WHAT rs Nor CHARITY 1t is not char
ity TO give penny to the street medi-
cant, Of whom nothing is known, while
we haggle with poor man out Of en-
ployment for miserable dime. II 10
not charity to bear down a seamstresa
to starvation price; " let her sit in her
wet clothes sewing all day TO deduct
from her pitiful remuneration il tho
storm delays her prompt arrival II is
not charity TO take a poor relative into
your family and make slave to all your
whims, and taunt her continually with
herdependent situation 1t is not char
ity 10 turn man who is out Of work
into the streets with his family because
be cannot pay his rent II is not char
ity 10 exact the utmost farthing from
the widow and orphan. 1t il not char
ity 10 give with supercilious air and
patronage, as if God had made you, tho
rich man, of different blood from the
shiyering recipient, whose only crime Is
that be is poor. II is not charity 10 be
an extOrtiOner-not though you bestow
your slms by thousands.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-07-02
PHOTOG R.FPHS
II OR THE NfITTIpN

13 Eaaa past-gssl8 81 ftssoserssls. ~ ,t -, -
AsiQff * 81 eeats q Actresses ~ s.s ss,sts
= - sst4efsls - = cssss s Hsss tssngrsIs -.
l-saes - se oants 81 a1s-isaftF5 s.e.s l3 -.
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aqss4ss hs4nl tt lil sl3assa essssls - ssoss
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a.seles e tAe isafslEa halies irst.s = -.
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s=sa ~ osserH . 2 o Bs4 III. Trgr NJ
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-07-02
CO MMIssIoNERs NOTICE.

M =. 2 ge subscribers, bsiue sppoinei by the
" liz a the Probate Court for ihe District ni
Naaohes .er, Commissioners to receive examine and
aassi u esiias aHs demands 81 s persons agalus'
The estat Il
CHRISTINA BUCK,
iAie u rsngtaa Is said District deceaaed and alsa
ali clsir = and demands exhibited in ollsel thereto.
aad siK maAths from ihe lAlh DAY u JuBe. 1867
eslag e fased ~ ssia Court far ihst purpose, We
Do, TIER 8oie, hereby gte notice, that 50 80 :.
tsB4 q he business Il oar rppaiatsneff nj tha sf
Eng hdr e II fayeHc Sheppard ia ssla Ar,Ireses, -
the ioih dsv a Deeemoer. A. d ifs7. fram -. ~.
81 ipaF oeieet, r H.. oa ssid aav.
i.sie1 = Arslugtca, iha 18th cas- v Juua. A n
glsSEEL LAHRENcE.
ALNkM HfIL. Nom'rs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-07-02
ASTROLOCY.
Tho World AstoniShed
- Eea susHeEfrt srfEsartsss
MADE 81 THE CHEAT ASIR0LolsT.
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saetereels ssfsts fnsfAl eEeg kGs4 she restores
a. akgF.erss tksse $40. Toa anefel egeats caissgFo
pses. "a ssKe. lass - rAis9us 6sa e8sdS tasa
% m8HsF, A.. Asts har9sae desppnteat saf haags
teErihVf tAass sag ss8arSira gives afornatfbs nap
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uta iaerff gives faa iAe as ts sEss as n AfaeteF-
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-07-02
STATE or VERHoAT.
4 Proclamation.

tTHEnGAs, THf >rtuE BsSs, corporation dgly IN
w e8pgr&ed Ny lhf legislature af lhe state ~ hef,
mont. iaeNisf aad a1luH hHsiness 81 Bennington in
ihs gasafy - lterriHetoG has wade application g
leaussllns u ssar praf snaaon Designating s1Ess
dsy - the srnia4aa ui thr existence u said eDfppf
aft0Bs
- uAsytas Il hay heea inside 81 appesf To nc that
sAifss f shs iea Yaiefs ~ the rig kh030rt ~ SAID
ca4paFsiEaa affr gives in faeaf y said appcatoHs
sss fAfFeass. 7. Para nitlnaks Governor u the
Neta ~ bfsMteHt m anha9miff ntih saiG application
sat tbr HfsaslsEs ~ seE1iua csts six and eighty.
eesyA az steHie8 tty aie ~ tAe Neuersl nAtgtes -
Nsfnut d. hereby issae ny proclamation sud drclaIe
thai "a iase nsst dsy 81 Aaggs A. ~, 1861 the ssid
carsaf4i80 gf ht @tsKk bagG oAsil ceaFr 81 ets.
faiiy sad sth the car "a II So charter expired
" Iisx .ihilsAsANA ss.ertis.
~ asgaess srsvfsk AAgs hsgcaEie slsaei Blg name
Naa tsnsaf int s4tl 81 iae State - tse hereunt9
kn4ke6 iH Execa4se thsnlser o. Nstefhaff ,tpis
tairifsGsst DAY - 5at4atE &a tae B.sf ~ our
GseFA aae lAUgaaH4 iea5 hHHdfssi ard sixty teFrn
aNa ~ ghs laasgeH1snos u fhe G aitea States the
PAUL DIiIiSGHAM.
~ the G8refanr,
caas N Gar. seslesasy II ciesl and NlaiayA
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-06-28

And all kinds Of CASTINGS for REPAIRS
constantly on hand.
would call the attention OF the Farmers,
in general, to u few facts Having been in
this business for over % years, (nS well rs
iarn,,ngj eoe',aef myser '2orSugny p0ssea
49,, .,alL ,,'ra M 81,
us'."E ;os io ~. I,;,ad $50 ~ m,onn"at
iiug.o' ., (, 80 49, ann
y 49,, II Tsn"essaa 49,, ~ TbsosS-
MnnEina tpsaa.T. I'm a. ~
'ns M"ruo 80, .i,h 49, ~
'nu saw nots 1raat,u' "'u" =
.ea,p Suu m %oO5 w., p,o a. 8..'
'o'Ps' y'
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MOULD RESPECTFULLY THANK HIS
w friends, patrons and the public gen.
orally for their very liberal and extensive pat
ronage; and hopes, by thoroughly disehArg-
ing his professional services, he will continue
10 merit their patronage ia the future, ut the
shove named place, where he hiss resumed
his practice, and would he pleased to wait on
al who entrusi their teeth ~ his care. Hay-
ing lust returned fnm tie Eastffn Cities
where be purchased an entire new operative
and mechanical outfit. tofrthrr with a
choice selection Of the hest material known
TO the profession, and having secured oil Of
the most approved improvements for perform
ing operations in the most scientific style, he
feels saDgui9e tba. be will be able, combined
with 40 sr,eusiye exp'rienee Of more Than
ten years practice, to give sAiisiAetion in all
operations which be mny perform.
TEETH inserted on the Yaeauiie Rubber
1 Base, Gold and Silver. He would invite
~spreial attention Of those who WISH AHriyf-
Cat TEgrH to the Rubber Base as possessing
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