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The national Republican., 1867-07-19
Alexandria Affairs.


Tho Gaseito Of Wednesday has the following
| SsoREr AssocIArioss.-Th following Is q lis
Of the different secret associations In this city
and their regular nesting nights
MaSonic--AiexsndriA Washington Lodge, No
%, meets In The hAll over the market square on
the second snd fourth Thursdays In esch month
Andrew Jackson Lodge, No. 100, meets In
Odd Fellovs' Hal, Columbus strcet, on the drst
and third Thursday In each month.
Mount Vernon Chapter Of Royal Arch Masoni
meets In Washington Lodge room on the nr,,
Monday 10 each month.
Odd fsllows-Potomac Lodge, No. 80, meets
4, In the hall on Columbus street every Friday
night sarepta Lodge, No. 40, meets in Pbeuix
Hall, corner Of King and Royal streets. every
Tuesday night Marley Encampment meets in
Odd Fellows Hall on the second and fourth Mon
day In each month.
Temperance societies-virginia Tent Of Rech.
abites meets In Phonix Hall every Monday night;
Mt. Vernon Division, Sons Of Temperance, meets
In Phenix Hall every Wednesday night; Har-
mony Division, Sons OF Temperance, meets every
Friday night In Phnnix Hall. ..
0sceola Tribe, ]. o. r. M, meets every Thurs.
day night In Phnnix Hall.
MAN 0vERBoARD.-A man hailing from Pitts
burg who fell asleep on Jannsy's wharf yostsr-
day evening, rolled overheard about Q o'clock,
but was rescued BY Mr.. John Phillips and Capt.
Huntington, who happened to bo In the neigh
borhood at tho time.
CosFIscArED PRopBRrr.-The case Of the
oondscated property Of Mr. Joseph Bruin, as
we'll rs that Of Mr.. VIM. N. Moveigh, will be
before Chief Justice Chase In Richmond on the
first Monday In November next.
EPISCOPAL HIoH ScHooL.-The closing er.
orciscs Of tho Episcopal high school Of Virginia,
near this city, ended yesterday with results on
tireIy satisfactory to the rector, his assistants
and the pupils.
The Journal, Of the same date, has the fol.
lowing:
TuE Pioneers Of this city, and the Monumen.
tails. OF Washington, played their first match
game on the grounds Of the former, near Colross,
yesterday afternoon. The game was closely
contested, as Is evidenced by tho SCORE, which
ing was played, which resulted In giving three
scores to each side, when the umpire decided II
o drawn game.
The national Republican., 1867-07-19
DROPOSALS FOR SOAP.
OFFICE DgPor CoNNIssARr or suRsIsTENos,
wAsuIkGroE, D, @, July IL, 1867

". VI July II, 1907.
seAled Proposals, in duplicate, Of the form fur
nished by the undersigned, will be received until
THURSDAY, the LIST Of Aug st. 1867, at IL N =, for
Supplying the Subsistence Department with
TEN THOUSAND 10000 POUNDS OF GOOD HARD
SOAP,
to be made BY boiling from only good materials,
frse from el soluble glass, other ad alterations
to have unpleasant odoT to contain not more than
twrty Ave per cent u water and to no vol dried
before packing.
To be delivered as follows: one third ca on or
before the l6h Of August, one III Td u or before
the Slst Of August and the remainder on or before
the 18th Of September, 1867.
Samples must be furnished with the proposals to
which a copy Of this Sdvsr isement must be at
tAehed. BoEe, to he well strapped with hickory
btraps .he name OF the contractor, date Of transfer
well AS the contents with gross, tars, and net
woisht m sl DO plainly marked on every package
he soap will be carefully inspected before It is
celysi and eompar with the retained samples.
Yer alton OF weg OF package Will be deter
mi Isd IS desired byte undersigned, who will also
bsIlls all questions with regard 10 quality ssd con
dillon.
Payment to be made as soon as the article Is re.
csved satisfactory uttwenly five per cent. will
be reserved from each payment rnti. the completion
Of the contract
No allowance for pack ges.
II wi be received at the subdstenee Store hOuRs
in the imminent Lot and Sixth street waaGf; or at
a. BILL,
I,to Rt q
The national Republican., 1867-07-19
A Grand Pageant.

The cable dispatch gives quite graphic
account Of the great naval review which
took place OF Spithead, England, on
Wednesday in honor Of the visit Of the
Sultan Of Turkey. 1t is said to have been
the grnndest spectacle ever witnessed in
the English waters. .
There were present on this occasion the
Sublime Porte, the Sovereign OF Egypt,
Queen VICTORIA and members other house.
hold, both Houses Of Parliament, lords,
mobiles, and ladies Of high rank, and the
shore was lined with myriads of people.
A royal salute was fired, and the sailors
manned the yard-arms. A mock naval
battle was also extemporized for the amuse.
ment OF the noble guests.
In the evening the feet was illuminated,
and presented very picturesque appear
ance.
The national Republican., 1867-07-19

VIZ DoUBr Ir.-The news from Vera
Cruz, which comes to us by way ol
Havana, respecting SANTA AYSAs move,
ments, and asserting that he (SANTA
ASNAl has instruction from President
JonXsox and Secretary SEWARD TO &C
to Mexico rnd get himself acknowledged
Dictator, and they would support him
and furnish him 100000 q month
&C., we beg leave to doubt. 1t strikes III
us a canard. We prefer to wait for i'll
confirmation before giving it to our read
The national Republican., 1867-07-19
From Europe.

LONDON, July ls-NoOn -cOnsol', e4Ii U. s
5.20's, 72l.
LvERrooL, July 1s-Noon Cotton firm.
The weather Is favorable for crops, Corn, SOS.
California wheat, lSs. Sd.
SOUTHAMPTON, July lS.-It Is estimated that
tho great naval review, which occurred Oh
Spithead, cost nfty thousand pounds sterling.
One gunboat was driven ashore during the storm
which prevailed at the time, but beyond this no
accident occurred. The rain seriously interfered
with the programme Of the evolutions, and also
with the proposed illumination Of the feet In the
evening.
LivERrooL, July 49, p. m.-The little ran
Nonparoil, Capt. Mikes, sailed from New York
on Tuesday, June 9TH, for Southampton and
Havre, was spoken on Wednesday, July 10th, at
sea, by a vessel which arrived here yesterday
from New York. The captain Of the little craft
and his crew were well, and required no assist
nnce.
LoSDoS, July lS-2 p. m.-Eries, AT Other
American securities unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, July 1s-2 p. m.-cotton frmer
and more active; sales 5000 bales; Uplands
advanced to 1Oli Orleans, lOi
The national Republican., 1867-07-19
Pen. Pencil and Scissors.

REV. DR.. SEARS is lecturing on popular
education and the Peabody fund in Richmond.
FIVE German Republican clubs have
been organised in Richmond.
Gov. PIERPoNT is stumping II in South
western Virginia for the Republicans.
THE yacht, John T. Ford, left Halifax,
Nova Scotia, on 10th instant, for Hayre.
Tue Imperial Diet of Austria rejects the
proposition to abolish capital punishment
KossuTu is announced Us candidate
for the Hungarian Parliament from Wartsyap,
the county of Pesth.
IT Is reported that Chill and Peru have
accepted the proffered mediation Of the United
States in their difficulty with Spain.
J.C. PARKER, No. ASS Seventh street,
sends US Peterson's Magazine for August, an un-
usually interesting number.
A DESTRUCTIVE fire occurred at North
Point, Jersey City, on wednesduy morning. The
loss Is estimated at $780,
| OK ACCOUNT Of the army worm and the
rain, It Is thought that the cotton crop Of Louis
lana will DC phfbiuiI " MOI o'1' iehee'
CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE has been sere,
naded at Saratoga Springs, where be is now So
journipg.
FRoM the publishers, Messrs. Ticknor a
Fields, Boston, We have "our Young Folks fol
August" most appropriate Magazine for boy
and girls. For sale at Parker's 45s Seventh street
We have received from the publishers
Ticknor a Fields, Boston, the Atlantic Monthly
for August, with the following table Of contents
The Guardian Angel. VIII, by Oliver Wendell
Holmes; Hospital Memories BY Miss EudOrG
Clark; Dirge for q Sailor. by George II. Boxer
Up the Edisto, by T. W. HigginsOni Poor Rich
ard. III, by Henry james, jr.i The Growth
Limitations, and federation Of Shakespeare
Genius. by E. P. whipplei LOngfelloW's Trans
latiou Of Dantes Diyina Comediai The Oh
Story, by Alice Cary A Weeks Riding Th
Little Land Of Appeuzcll, by Bayurd Taylor
The Lost Genius, by ]. J. Platti Cincinnati, b.
James Parton A LilIiput Province, by W. Win
wood Readei Reviews and Literary Notices
For sale at Parker's, ASS Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1867-07-19
THE COURTS.

EQUITY CoURr-Chief Justice CARTIER
The court opened yesterday at ten o'clock, and
transacted tho following business;
Lor. Fliesch vs. Chas Fliesh. In this case II
| appeared that the parties are brothers. The
plaintiff claims that not understanding the Eng.
lish language he had gone into co.psrtnership
with his brother In the restaurant business, ad.
yancing the whole capital. 5000. He claims that
after this his brother took possession Of the bust.
moss and turned him out. The defendant denies
the latter part Of the allegation. Upon the
| representation of these matters on the lst Of
July Judge Wiley appointed J. J. johnson re-
ceivsr with instructions TO sell the property for
cash. Tho receiver took possession Of the goods
and offered them at auction At the sale the
plaintiff bid 5000 for the property, supposing
that he oould offset this purchase by his debt.
The receiver refused this arrangement, and put
up the property again, when Il was bought by
| the defendant at $l85.
The plaintiff now comes into court and asks
| that the latter sale be set aside. The court set
the sale aside, and amended the original order
so rs to allow the debts Of tho firm to any party,
| to be considered as cash in the purchase Of the
effects.
Harry vs. Hardy. Decree divorcing the par.
ties to the suit from the bonds Of matrimony
and granting to Mrs. Hardy the custody Of the
| children Of tho marriage.
Emmons vs. Clarke. It&ppearsd in this case
that the defendant purchased at public sale real
estate belonging to tho plaintiff. on the terms Of
| one-half Of the purchase money cash and the re-
mainder In six months; that Eve hundred dollars,
about one.fourth, was paid In cash and o deed
dsfectivsly executed was rendered and refused
by the defendant; that the matter was then ne
gisctsd until Of late, Q proper deed was pre-.
pared, bat the dsfsndAnt alleges not presented
/ 10 him until after the Institution Of the suit.
Tho Court held that as to the payment Of one
half which should have bean mads In cash. the
non-psynsnt Of what had not been paid on that
was the result Of tho plaintiffs neglect TO pre-.
pare proper decd; but that as TO deferred pay
ment Of one half It was always intended that II
should bear interest, and with that view,- the
Court entered q decree that upon the tender Of a
deed Of the property purchased the defendant
should pay to the plaintiff $6O6-tho remainder
Of what was intended 10 have been the cash pay
ment-without interest, and the whole Of the
deferred payment with interest from the day Of
sale.
Adams vs.. Strong. Rulo to show cause against
IN injunction preventing the plaintiff from exc
cutting judgment for dobt rendered by Justice
Bates, but upon which m appeal had been prayed
It appearing that the bill needed amendment,
leave was granted to amend and take additional
evidence, and the case was set for to-day.
Farron VS.. Wilson Case set for to-day.
The court then adjourned until this morning.
The national Republican., 1867-07-19
THE NEW JERSEY MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY

The attention Of those desiring Life Insurance 1,
respectfully invited 10 the following peculiar fsaturei
Of this companyi
Y the onhsnced value Of money, thereby saving u
pred from 10 to 20 per cent. annually, which Il
tItually dbelaring TO them dfofdsnd q, dduanet
that amount. .H. " If
y. rs psEysctiv equitable, non, ,JOrJsaing feature
VII commend itselfto ALL II tproyides for the pay.
MN Of such Proportioa Of the policy as the
thipolicy has run.
case OF policy Of ", 900, upon which but one
pInium has been paid, there VIII be paid % the
seaud year, $4,000 the third year, 81 e08. 81 &c
Ad should there have been nine premiums paid and
vii he paid. By this feature policy 10 kept good
| fOrE hR'eyer money the insured has pad. This IL
noging more nor less than strict justice, and what
Applications reesysd, And full infoTmA alton given,
by W. u HkRRiH0, General Agent,
9 jb6-lm Room No. I, Washington Building,
The national Republican., 1867-07-19
West Indies.

NEw ORLEANS, July II Havana dates Of the
18th instant are received. They say that the
rumor Of the landing Of another SLAYER in Cuba
is incorrect
Don Juan Bellido de Lula has been acquitted
and liberated.
Forty free negroes took passage on the last
English steamer for Africa.
The hospitals are crowded with yellow fever
patients.
No more fever Is reported at Jamaica.
Salnave has been unanimously elected as Pres.
Of Hayfi
The Spanish war steamer Asis Is preparing to
leave for Vera Cruz.
1t Is expected that the work Of laying the cable
will commence on the 18th.
Posada, having confessed, will be garrotted i'm.
mediately.
No yellow fever prevails at Trinidad do Cuba
The sugar market Is sluggish Prices are un.
varied. freights are active, exchange firm. cur.
rency at twenty.six per cent. discount, and gold
bills one premium.
The national Republican., 1867-07-19
Annira In New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, July I'LL p, m-Dr Jones,
one Of the murderers Of Stuefel, died this morn.
ing in the parish prison, where he was confined
by order Of Gen. Sheridan.
The liabilities of the banking house Of Judson
4 Co, which suspended payment yesterday,
amount to about s30,000. Tho assets Of the
drm show about 80 per cent. Of this amount.
The Common Council have at last come to their
senses under fear Of removal, and have held q
meeting for the purpose Of considering the city
scrip question.
The American Consul at Santiago do Cuba
writes to Collector Kellogg that there Is no cpl.
demio there, nor contagious or infectious dis.
eases 10 any ports in his consular district.
Generals Rousseau and Ord are in the city the
former being on q visit to his friends.
The Common Council have adapted an ordi-
nance providing q common school education for
colored children, and appropriating $50, 900 for
the maintenance OF the same.
A joint meeting Of the city council Is to be held
tomorrow night, supposed for the purpose Of
taking steps for the withdrawal from circulation
Of the larger denominations of tho city notes.
The national Republican., 1867-07-19
telegraph.
Indian Anairs,

oxAHA, NEBRAsKA, July IS s-Hcn. n @.
Taylor, Comml,sionsr Of Indian Affair; A
special dispatch 70 the Chicago nRs', dated
Omaha, July 10Th, states that the Jaiesburg
Ldsr supposss that the sixty.dve mules taken
BY Indians from Big Spring station on the 1lth,
were driven of BY young warriors Of Spotted.
Tails friendly Indians. I have every reason to
believe that Spotted. Tail Indians had nothing to
do with IT, It was done by hostile Indians
II. B. DfSSAs,
Superintendent Of Indian Affairs.
The national Republican., 1867-07-19
REMOVAL.

The office Of the Daily National Re
publican has been removed to the Force
Building" northeast corner Of Tenth and
d streets.
The national Republican., 1867-07-19
New York Markets.

New YoGK, July IS Flour lOa2O cts lower
receipts, 5, 67S bbls. Wheat dull and nOminally
lower receipts, 1852 bushels. Corn one cent
lower receipts, 14l ,68l bushels. Rye quiet.
Oats quiet Pork dull, new mess $22 75s22 81
Lard quiet Cotton quiet, but steady Mt 90! cts
for middling uplands. Freights steady.
The national Republican., 1867-07-19
EIyANuIAL AND UoMMEnCIAI,.

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
There was triae more demand for money yes
terday. but II was abundant, and could be had
on four and six per cent. On call. The gold
market broke down somswhst, in consequsnc,
Of rumors Of sales By the aovsnment. ~
Government securities were firm at The close
with an increased demand. ~
Provisions were hrmi susars 'lishsiy on tho
rise.
JAY CooKE 4 Co, bankers, furnish US with the
closing prices Of Government securities, as fol.
lows:
The national Republican., 1867-07-19
Tho Drowning OF General Measher.

CISoIxSATI, July ia passenger from Fort
Benton explains how General Meagher came to
be drowned. 1t appears that on the afternoon
Of the lst instant he was engaged in a quar-.
rel with an Irishnnn, and the excitement seemed
to have rendered In delirious, and at 10 p. m.
he stole from his bed and fell overheard. Search
was made for his body, but at last accounts 1t
had not been recovered.
The national Republican., 1867-07-19
MARRIED,

At 81. Paul's English Luther IN church, on Wed.
nssday, Jane 90, by the Rev. j. q. Butler. Mr.. A.
aRiB, Of New York, to Miss MARIA B. srEiR Of wash
ington, d. @.
On the 18Th instant, by the Rev. Father stone,treet
JosErH H. CRIpER, Of Washington city, to Miss Via.
GINA MANIKTT, OF waTenton, Va.
The national Republican., 1867-07-19
NEW DRUG STORE.

Al THOMPSON / Cn'B corner OF Ninth and ?
streets, can be 'Ouud complete assortment Of all ar
heles ususlly y kept In a hTSt olAss Drug Store
Our go"ds have been selected with the greatest Of
car al WIZ be sold ut 2j per cent. less than 10
usually charged by drsgGists
Prescriptions carefully c ImP0undsd at all hours,
day or night, BY drGgg,st offs ysars, oxgereucs.
Sole agents for the CELEBRATRD RUSBIG AMER
ICAE SODA wATBR the most delicious a. tiele ever
i0ld In this city, Try It, jyls.n
The national Republican., 1867-07-19

For CAMP MEErISG.-Parties preparing
TO leave for camp meeting should examine the large
stock Of all kIpds OF tents, at h. O. wheelsr's,
Seventh street and csnsi Bridge, south side. Also
on hand large quantity Of grain sacks. An'OHsred
on liberal terms.
The national Republican., 1867-07-19
ZEN TON & M A R 7 IN,
- CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS,


CoRSER or TWELFTH STREET AND THE CASAL,
WASHINGTON, D. c.,
Make sash, Doors and Blinds. Box and Solid window
Frames Cheaper than can be done at any
other Establishment In the City.
JoBBINd OF ALL KINDS PROMPTLY ATTENDED
jylOu TO.
JOSEPH III. SHAFFIELD'S
~ fRRECH CONFECTIONERY,
AO PsnnsylyanlA avenue, between Twelfth and
Thlrieenth streets.
having enlarged aud Iehltsd my establishment, IL
Is now tue largest and hnos in tie Gty-somu thing
long headed In WAshington-apd am now prepared
70 turnish my eustomsts and tho public In general
win the best OF sVsrythitg In the cONPRCTIOhkRY
line. Parties, Pairs, Weddings, etO furnished at
the shortest notice aud On the mOst reasonable terms
mya.Sm JOskPH Ii. sHAFRIELD,
The national Republican., 1867-07-19

RELIsuEs.-The attention Of our numer-
Gus subscribers aud rssdsrS In Georsetown Is di:
rsetsd TO the Advertisement of W. X Tenpsy, No l2j
Bridge and 40 High streets. He announces for sale
quintAls French Goldfish, (summsr cured, and 100
boxes new sealed Scotch Herring. Call and ies1e
your orders.
The national Republican., 1867-07-19
NEw JrwKLnY.-For Wedding Presents

90 to N. W. Gait Bros, No. 3ji Psnnsylvania
avenue, who have Just received large and varied
assortment Of London, Copenhagen, Geneva, and
American Watches Tea Sets, Spoons, Forks, Plated.
ware, Paris Fans, Opera Glasses, together with
large assortment Of the newer styles Of fancy artl
clss, Cotton up especially for the oals establish
| uent. These goods are all Manufactured Of tho
pure metal and are warranted 10 be as Represented
The national Republican., 1867-07-19
Threatened Ly.eh Law In Louisville.

ThfeHtshsH HyneH H"W N H""VHh7s
LOUISVILLE, July 17.-At the eIaminating Of
the alleged murderer Of George Oh, at the Court
House, this morning, large number Of butchers,
friends CT the deceased, who was also a butcher,
gathered about and threatened to lynch the
prisoner. Considerable excitement prevailed
and in consequence Of the demonstration the ex-
animation was postponed. The chief Of police
gathered his whole force, however, and main.
tained order.
The national Republican., 1867-07-19

The S2.50 Boys Linen, Suits, price re-
duced to Two Dollars Ter suit at A. ssks 4 Co, 6i7
Seventh street, adjoining Bank Of the Republic.
The national Republican., 1867-07-19
The NATIVE WINE BrrrRs.-Attenti

IHE NATIVE WINE brffkRS,-attentlOn
Is dissctsd p the advsrtisemsnt Of Q. osut'sr. No.
2s7 Pennsyivknia avenue, who s well known as the
most entsrprising importer and dealer In Wines,
Liquors, 30, in Washington. He announces as a
speciality, the celebrated "Native Wine BIttors" as
a most desirable article for the summer season for
preserving health, and also for Its curative proper.
ties For full description Of these admirable BIZ.
tsrs see his Al vsrtiasment
The national Republican., 1867-07-19
A MANI was a favorite expression

A MANI was favorite expression
Of the late lamented Artemus Ward, 10 stats before
an intermisson In his lectures, that he going
across the strss to man. " while IN this city
he did go to see ArAS, Who keeps the well known
and popuisr restaurant, No. COZ Ninth street, be.
tween and 3 Sebastian has the reputa ion Of
Furnishing the be.t Liquors, Cigars, &e Meals at all
hours, Of the latest deeaelss Of the season. Give
Aman A call N. f....
The national Republican., 1867-07-19

FINE GRocERIEs.-Egan & Perrie, cor.
Ninth and streets, ever alive TO tn. wants and
wishes Of their customers, and the public generally.
The latest receptions they annouues are 10 eases
California Sparkling Wine, all kinds OF Crackers
% kits family shsd Roe, aud everything usually
kept by nrst-elass groeers.
The national Republican., 1867-07-19

Best BLUE FLANNEL Surs for all sized
men at Hsnnins's One Price Clothing Store, on the
corner Of Seventh street and Maryland avenue
The national Republican., 1867-07-19

CRIMISAL CoURr-JUSE TERM-Mie
Justice Cartto.-No business before the cour
Yesterday,
The national Republican., 1867-07-19

81 Hotice.-rhs DALI NATIONAL RzrusLIcAs
u on and sftsr April 1857, be furnished to sub
.eribsrs 10y earhsrs) in wsshington, osorgstown
and Alexandria at any cents per month, payable to
the agent
81 All communications, whether on business OF
for publication, should be addressed to WV. j. Nun
rAoH, Proprietor NATIONAL REPUBLrcls, ,washinston,
DC.
81 No notice can be taken Of anonymous comnu.
nicatons. Whatever IL intended for insertion must
be authenticated by the name and address Of the
wrtsr-not necessarily for publication but As guar
Anty for Its Food faith.
The national Republican., 1867-07-19
L o Al lite M s .
The following dispatch was received by

us;
". o. Msrntorf Co., wsshinstoni
nav Yosx, July s-sa5 p. m.-oaieiai telegram
per cable, from Paris, gives hrst Gold Medal for
greatest perfection in Grand, Square, and Upright
Pianos.
Strongest endorsement Of Jury placing rs At the
head Of the list sTEIEwAY 4 SONS.
- 4. ....
FRKScH SuMxKR CLorn SACK CoArs,
somebii wool and soms with silk warp. Genuine
good AZ Hsnnins's one Price Clothing Store, on
the Wrper Of Seventh street and MARYLAND avenue y
The national Republican., 1867-07-19

WOOD AND COAL.-M. b. BUT
w LER, corner Of Third and ' streets, Qsland, }
has Just opened his Wood and Coal Yard, and IL
furnishing the Rest quality at the lowest prices for
CASH. jyl0lm
The national Republican., 1867-07-19

FOUND-A ROSARY.-THE OWN.
Il ER will please call at room 49, War Depart.
ment Jyls.lt
The national Republican., 1867-07-19

~ Sexual Diseases, Debility, stc.-Pay
40 moro money 10 ouseks. bat buy TRALL 4 JACK
sos's Pathology" and CURE YOURSELF. %.
Sold By American News Co., l2l Nassau street, New
York. send for a circular Ap25-d&w3m+
The national Republican., 1867-07-19

as- Tho Equal Rights Association viii
hold Its hrst Quarterly Meeting at Unioa League
Hal, on Ninth street. at halfpsst seven o'clock on
FRIDAY. THE 10TH INST. Senator g. q; Pomsroy
will preside, and eminent speakers will sddrs.s the
meeting. All are invited. jy1s-ns ,
The national Republican., 1867-07-19

FINAL HEARISG.-Mr. Aloysius Reed, of Mont.
gomery county, who gave security last week tC
appear yesterday afternoon before Justice Buckley
to answer the charge Of having stolen horse
belonging to Col. Dunlop, Of frederick county,
Md, appeared at the appointed time. Mr.. Reed
produced evidence that he purchased the horse
some thres years since, but as the animal was
proven tohaye been stolen from Col. Dunlop, he
was willing to relinquish his title. The horse
was then turned over to the proper owner and
Mr.. Reed honorably discharged
The national Republican., 1867-07-19

H. D. COOKE, President.
LILY
The national Republican., 1867-07-19

Of Jury placing us at the
sTErHwAY 4 SONS.