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DIED.

h9fth-- oh the ist Instant MARGARET huf I'm.
1ihe f6nstai viii tsss piaae tfea, ths sssdsaes ef
hef iaiief 16hn hgyis no iph ssFbsI street late ~
ne he iih ibsaHt al 10 HOiasbr Funeral setviss at
~ haisehls ohuiohi tnisIinsnt at Cathedral os,ns
htApY Ga she sd Instant EDWARD BRADY
fhe relatives ana friends ~ ihs family afs ,sspeot
falls Invite 50 aiisnd tie mineral hs late esi
hsnas ,as ES sa pss s,1ss place sag, s,ss, ss'wssS
6'niaos Without fu,ths' notice .
ulhuu-=pn The ist Instant, wtLhuh "a sab 1i
Wlilaih ai hlsn ulsee ln ths stl fsqi pl liia zee
me fetiiFss ahl ltisnas 80 The family ave iesnea
af lie parents no. 1894 sheibaib street below ha9s.
ah sunday sfts'haon az q a8i9ab,
thuhun, Ca ths ~ Instant, idHH Az son ~
hst Francis ANA ssfah ~ Church. aesd 10 Fssis ahd
Tue relatives snd t,isHds ~ The fstas sse ,esps9t
hiiiF Invited 70 attend Tie funeral ifahi The tss1snee
Nd"dsg ale, aa,, tbs 49, iss,snt taas,ai eel tiass
a. the Church htasd shd Lombard streets
hhhhn=uR The siat uitimG, pAfnAhtnhi fsiDt
"i lie isis tahn tepsii Ia ihe sii FsAt efhs' ats
Tie relatives and hiehds ~ the fehliy a'e 'ssieai
residence tie, 1910 hahmani street ahave hatis.
Eighteenth wafd. 90 sunday attafnaah at "elpas,
uiheoH On iHs lot Instant. Aifsi MARY a. uth
euhi vile 90 William II liibsah and dsHshtsf ~
% ihs ssitvss W saS @ a isps sH,s Fsss, kss s asmss
| nshearisi f"psiF ahi Wssllpetah Fsmels lietltg
o.une no w. ., u, Al respectfully aviiei !"
ssssa is' @ e'sas i,s' ne 'sSliqs @ a. s, ne
| iaadb 10 bsaassi 80 Tic fhiian,hfars hfaHRd
| ulLtihanAM beverly, n, in August ., kffs
NJ i.ny.
The hHsfai viii pfa8eed ifaii Dhssnnt sfsst wharf
| ga ManaaF nhe, the n Instant upon tiis affisa
~ The bHh faH hsvsfiF about bis asisebf hntlAl a.
| niehuabh Cemetery
HtttF Ca .he ist instant, Ia tHe fail here Of
| eiailaps resurrection 10 eternal ne - hnhf NJ
4 iead husband saa e t-i,nhtl faa.ng,i, -.
40, hdHs 6f paIates. A6Hht bilvst 1rtupls So! ~
| DI Temperance ani HaHaTi and heuHt oiivs uhiph,
| no a. seHiai Temple ana ths sauthwafb hHelhs
temnahF, efs ,sspeefmliy Invited @ st'ssa ths lpns
sat Lis late iesdsheH Ha. ols bissh1 stteet 90
SUNDAY afsfn6en al 9eides 10 PsaDssd 10 al raui's
NJ ~ Sfannh
Iuh hmS.-DH ths Sist utim6t hLtAA nht r.
widow az iaBat tub enc pha daughter "i tha late
nlwaTn Edwards ST. Ia lie nith Fsst 9f het age
nei relatives ana friends Invited 10 altshd hst
ihsfal withuu Hftiei hutlds, li"Hi lies late iesl
aeHgs N6 1904 tua co street un HlishaF WbthlhE at
g'aiaab, fHtsfmsnt 81 Fsisndsi hHfFiha GROUND.
Abingdon
hFhFtitBtiH,-pn The aist HiilmH WILLIAM "a
| H1HFHhns la tie nfth FeaT ~ hls age.
1hs itisiaa aad relatives are respectfully ihysh Go
attend his funeral, Without iitef hailDe. fiGm his
ais residence. ~ hfihsspHitI Montgomery county.
! ra Gn sunday, August 4, al 6'1idGb i, NJ
1HAfpHhn uh the mefhine ~ tha lot Instant
| 81 90 a'eoGb. Mfs. ELIZA THA1tuH nit, wifa "I Jas
! u. Thatcher. eel ~ years
Ihe relatives ahd ftienhs ~ The tahIF respect
nF Invited 10 attend the funeral, ftuhi hei late es
duh0s, NO iiiH s ss tsshth street Hh Monday alter
nudh a. U0ideb,
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Ihh TRAVELLING hUIIh-
no WhH6 fiuGk tssfs
me fbi9iea buek hitfs
me dtpHFH fbafs
mo UtHp u hfe htGts
Ibt sh0rf iuei htcks
Iht iNfH Hiisf 0Hifs
Iht ffNhf faSsiWfg6 kilHs
fht hititfGH hacks,
4,s aH Ha, ai itn time bseti,ss fbt a,t iusi me
hhB ~ me h6t uefhsft on siVss Gts seGaai ~
gTV esiaW ssiabstWedh pH Ffiess go ~ idipi people
WAHAHAsHR s hRgws,
1Hh LAbshsf pt0FhiHs itHHsH
uAb HAtBi
THR uuHsBB aF HigfH ASA MAsb ~ afBRafs,
loHFa THAoHsa. rfinters, si0 Minor 81
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/ ,ARop SALE Or rUpllo rnopaaFr

4
QFFigH or ARMf oiagaiHa Assn iaaqtFAsR.t
VIII De seia at Pebble Austiah at Ehs DaiIst Ii
h%4f6 6eeles stsg, aeg sw Y9se1ss WE No sSg Aa
Tie nth day ~ August neat. niin Esi,aina al ii
oelogh A. A. 70 be continued freW dag &, day
he following articles OF Army diotiiiaa aAl
i6bgT Uniform Goats,
1900 unii0fM Ia2k cts
ffJ5 Ystetan ttea pafRa Jaeksia.
1900 hHit Drawers
igh,l9l kali shirts,
agggg Htes! Goats lE9elmsn'sl
lhQee9 Weallsh lilaahatsl
hu,uuu uuhbef hlhnkets,
10000 Hubhnf fanehhs ....I.. I.
lpu.Vup lInel nagh Goats,
inp,Wp unllhed sack 6tiats,
lW vp Fpthes Ians
huuuu pairs 0o0I66a, NJ a.
nulu paifs haata, IA a. I....
$4,000 EeaIhsf Hses stoass.
abupp hat Feathers, H. d.
100000 Hnspssess tReenlatienl,
100 Aahai Patent Hhapsaak6
bl,plg nAyetAaehs (ltaenialianj
fb1l HaVstsaeks lllnhmsnedI
p ppp nalts Ifowkafa, Hafasfisn'H ...I
lhiggg tslts 4tewesls. fa0tmsn'al
ia4 liassag Jackets, ........
900 straw Halls
Righ naik Glue ifFawsars
"a ssras sn'IS naSs rs hlg9g ssHfl,esib aa
Aip fsfds hiae hlaaRei,
ihps yards Green Msfina,
iau yards BLACK WeaRR,
100 yards Hack AiPhpR
4lA yards tFawB Hollands W
:. ZEE, quantity u @ Hh.lgaA articles AZ iEFasa.
laf g6thlhs aha llaalnaes Samples af an san
he Assn ~ the ashat Wlthls tsa days 81 sale
fssms @Gasf ia doyernmeat fands, ,ao "a,
aent dawn aHl thF haiahes hff8Fs ths6eads aIa
ehee nom tRe ashet' | which must Pc Within
chase aad tho tan pet cent deB0sitsa. fes'
bvtl Maiai aenetai y, IA VfNTON.
T9ib Asst af'HAiaalss Gent u A,
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aaa uli Athh street, fBf ladies aHd neotts,.,s,.
aia new tho papulaf resort fut th6sa III asate
~ na6d dinueih. Tlsn MsHt
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AfthIVhD rhn1HnDAY

nile ~ a Heai hsal % laFs iinin taibaileh win
thpthsses Ia q, Wdtihan s. sons.
tesw sehi Ahala LELAND, Bennett "a lays h69i
hevhssa, win euaHa Va .. n hasaF s. do
etht ~ taHsi, Lara aaFs tpht hnstuh Ia ballast
~ .. 90 hasisF y 90.
sen. n Knight, hash days f,sm fT6viaoelow6.
Win ihlse. iu captain
EDht . MatHes H6biHs6h. ffum tfhh.
eolit ~ ha8ss n9hetsi itutn hastoh.
erhi nj emiih Robinson, iipth hbsiprf
Steamer niaHb DiaH1Hd. MsTsaith, "a hours HnH,
lew gaib, with mdss. 10 W. NJ hsid 60
nieatHtt q. ~ Whik e., Sheflh. - hduta If1i New
Fgiki with nifisei - w, ~, haifa 8 tof .
hssMSi NJ teeh, psFls hahis nom 'ers
haft Win passengers - Harihln Passed 10 tie heT
i'int b'ies ani luthbet laden sriis sli hound up
sisehsiir stars ahd Stripes, iiah Havana, at Ihai
ahiihe
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ptfW fph fHh SALE ~ fAsh'h fiFe-dgiiaf
WHahihH Machines NiHiheh. WfiHeefh ahd HtsB
behnsfH, No. fW Market street, Philadelphia
4, NJ IAaH a To,
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MARlNR HkLEQRAPH
rnfLApHf,rHIA HOAhn 0F MAJ


WffffAA ~ hhft
THOMAS NJ AbhahAb, mhFFhhF Nhhaitfah
thAhfnH WHEELER,
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NJ AimAiohAHbA

.aNHp - 'illehtioil waits IhHaHophle, wac ln
Tue tlFfiA liFe.gHd auth ~ ...-.
hr hga,t tAsseg h1' Philadelphia sHlh, Wss hr a.
sss,Hshig Neiita, Sumner, ies haslsa aist was ~
hs,pus q. Il faat, Lara, hence. wss al fslniasa
ha,qus ttisa stevens. o,aHehen. hence. at Portland
lot liist.
h,s y ellie pihpfa, Littisnsia Bsaes, Bss arrived
safely at baihaElsR, sfte. Fasssas ~ ~ hsFs sis
wee Reported "a have 1sst sesa ea ts ~ ait. on hai
A,e Al,Asn hevsii. tsaniHs. hence, at Salem aoti
hie fiediee hpfHhsti, Mcclellan, f8G FHaasiR iRbia,
cleared at 81. iain. ~, u lot iHsf,
h't A. h IafFabss. Carlisle, hence. st Bangor Shth
al nld.
iie u a. hteaBs haLesa, 10, FhiisasiRhia, sasa
HtIH HbwrdFt MIST ut
Hia sGHtvs. GHfhAti, hence, al Hanger Hist Uit.
eDi,1 n ehd n d6udi DfGwsii, i0f rhiiadsiphla.
HisaI ell o husi8H lot last
bshfs nj n Hafi Hast sHa -, Seaman, Seaman.
hence 81 salem AHh ait
haht Gen. u'aht Shropshire. hence, al Ais.ahdiia
hisi uit
hoh,s w ~ DsHnis Leeds, ahd if. A, ha,tis sm,tb.
hence at Salem aist ut
bphE Q 81 fiNsi. Haley, hence. al MsFbiehssd aoth
uitlHd,
hehJs Admiral. slssimaRi wiisgH, uanisEi rali
hna THGinisln, ti6diss aHd NJ 1liiuh HIlteHhS 81
s9hf Albeit Field feltif hence at hiesitaWh mlh
uiilih6i
sab, ss,sb Helen. ia' Philadelphia. sailed f'e~ ~
Epbi hssaiHs IN no, a., hence. st iesWieh sis
eehfs q, g, dahnsy padhsfi N, hsnhaft Hand
o. kiiHtipHsi Etaiihi w 81 Fheiua. tieHthsti ltals
wilma g6ssani Silver Magnet. Wslsehi n - whsstpH
Little ], Hlil, uhassi " a hay, bsb g., ~ ulihnl
aHd usunnsss, HbiRes, hence, al Boston let last .
Steamer Philadelphia, hnita, fpt philadelphia, sasa
nom AteS anhIla hist nit
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SALE or GoY4aFMhAF VRasat.
pRsulF qua AaqRHaAafHRsuHHt oFBfaa. ,
hAhiiMahh, MD, 1uiF ~ lhhF
Frepaaas ID are Invited, aha viii be faasf ysG ttS,
lhe undersigned, az this aliles, aRtil "A s'siask
noon, August ih 1901, fpi the purchase al nIi,
vale sale ~ The side wheel ataAHiaF tfisnh
f0ftTAA, belonging % Tie United states, sna
n0w lying al bafays Wharf south Haitiliio,s
fhi lAil hfiAWAHf VAN VIfmT 'p's'
Deputy Qnallslmasiei General N ~ A
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LYeps' MAaHHfie iaahef EawBns, ,y Iii
Ing rleas Moths, H0aehep, and sBss fss
original ana ohig suts article haia sy al N
Hpsotabe dealers
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lintd,awAFa PiLfs, - arrangement af the
Stomach and liawsla, As The stomach by The
agency uf The sastflb Juices hnHliniates lieasisd
iuud lhlo elementary bindi. We cannot ie too
careful ~ preserving ~ la a healthy aud vlgpiH
aus condition, it6iluway's t'iiiH are powerfully
corrective and detergent, they strengthen the
tieH cleanse hhd puiiiv The lngested food la it's
process ~ conversion - blpad ia ali disorders
~ The bpwsls ahd Ylsaeia. thelt sahatiys auali
tiss uhpauairl
knln nv oil IIInhHlhlh
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Ties aia hiipaHaliEl
sold ~ oil iifneelhlH

ErfRh's F6Rf uRABH WfsH-h0r persons 6f
slHhlY anl lpblllhtel constitutions. W. Ia aspsr
elaiis recommended hs q Vaiuaba t9hia ana la
veuiaiuf 40 iinhpt wine II 10 pleasant aud
agreeable, hHl lie shhiiafhLlHE sHeels aahsihei
iubiy assist diessli sh. H6t general family nss,
~ cannot lie esoslisd bt the nnsst impeflsd
futl iut taste naVHf, 90 lulsF richness. while ~
10 devoid ~ the isistsfieus and intGp iaaLlhe
Qualities when uniformly Cha, aslsiias fpfsah
Wines, independent
DuF druggists haVE il,
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lhnHitVRF kmFs on b8HBRs a large assati
insht el llnFhh " every shais aaa aHaiits ~
heuse ih town W0dehlg e9igbaieDi hands
tsiashe, eai aaaht tiseat W HRsRg FXFFss.
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1nh ttfAuFAL or EHhbthAH Assn UtHRpAi q
Speaking ~ removals. ttif attention IN lied ~
he extensive RENEWALS ~ slgthiHe fHti lhs
counters ~ Charles stokes s b0's Ready made
Clothing House, aHasf The continental, " the
possession ~ iatfs numbers ~ tic public, aHd
with THIS peeHiafitFi that Tie fsHiavaiA stE
satisfactory " al patllss eaHesfned,
ghdVtp hARKBh
Highest rfefHiHH
'Hinsile' hiiiah sHn Hiagk" Etitsh
EtwfHa MAHHfsBh
Wll --latest Improvement
ha $50 pheshat htsst
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a FitsfsutAss teHtFfiti6sb bRY,= the iegsgs
meht az ,as6iRe " 1ehkius, va ibW sg,i,a
Garden street le has elsB n Que disbisg ~
toislsn fruits, Hhis, Almonds, ete, HaiI 9i.
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NHHfHa could afIOfl Fgdf destsst f,isna -,
aiHph pleasure as n eln bf a n6iasiaih sii ~ ~
tue ~ Yourself made wv Hslaef nees,ia si.ipi
hhnNa llaan- nnlN Al LnL Lhasa nall.n n-----L
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WHithtA H'H YH0ebtAFH ifls bsst lat,is f,a
pHlate iut iainllies, hotels, hhg ,ssiaHts,,ls N
manufactured ~ tbe rhlladsibhia slssti Hdgl
pdiath ana toeuh Works Hffda aNd Sine oti3
1910 Mathet street, hfRpHHn NJ w attti 4"i
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MEDICAL.
pOND'S IITRkCT or BhmAmLLlS

Oh PAIN DESTROYER,
% one ~ the i6W daHeafiu fameniea Whiqh haFe come
inta general aHd iaFpf without puflHt n 10 the
pfedtai of sninis shfnb hafaess iH All aaaas anu,
Do huhesiip remedy Hasgnallsa,
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uhtf HANS tbFAH uoHh ToHHyhB
- uhe ueRtefh iiaif itastHfaiiVs
- uaa neaiafa itaif Restorative
% uss nsfisfs iiaif itasiGfative
MpihftRhA y HhHfhhb,
No. iUib Chestnut street
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CITY fNTELLfGENCE.
isea Aap,roHAt ioaAt ,lsas sss oulsips sAess


hubnhH FATAtFY -ueofge a, tpangisf,
sged nftf nye years, residing IN Fawn sifaet
afternoon Va saloon, al fiBtu and Arch sirsats
Medical aid wac Immediately sunmaned hftef
which he Whs placed ~ cab iaf the purpose
~ having him taken ~ the hospital, While
beng conveyed lhilhsf he expired The body
wac then removed ta The u6rGhefa afIiae where
hh inquest wac held, The iufY rendering a vei-
didt ~ accordance with the circumstances of
The case The deceased was emplnted lot long
lihls w Clothing house ~ Market street N
NTitinH Advertisements.
The national Republican., 1867-09-17

South Germany under the lesdersbip os
Austria by exhibiting the entente cordfaie
already subsisting between the confedera.
ton OF the North and the South German
States" H.... '''i""
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Times writes, August 30:
"A tour which it appears the Italian
General Della Marmora is now making in
Germany has attracted the attention. oi
part OF the Paris press, which supplies
some remarkable revelations Concerning II
"The Courier F'rancais saws: General
Della Marmora has just arrived in Berlin.
Quite devoted to the policy Of M. Rattazzi
the General passed through Salzburg
where he visited the two Emperors in tbe
strictest incognito.'
The Press is Of opinion that the
Florence cabinet is intriguing with that Of
Berlin. 1t calls attention to the fact that
after Ougia's visit to the latter capital
Count Usedom was summoned thither by
his sovereign, and il asks-'What motive
calls General Della Marmora to Berlin at
thiS moment, who, before setting out,
saw King Victor Emmanuel, and had two
long conferences with M. Rattazzi?
The national Republican., 1867-09-17

EMPHATIC UTrERANcEs.-The Chicago
Evening Journal says, we would like to
see the day when Senators OF the United
States will no more tolerate drunken
man in their chambers than they would q
viper in their beds" To this the New
York Tribune responds as follows:
"We echo this wish. The Senate is now
happily rid Of open and confessed de-
6auchees. 1t has so deeply learned the
lesson Of disgust that we trust it cannot
easily suffer the disgrace o. any other case
OF sottishness 1t is bad that the highest
deliberative body of the land has ever
entertained rum incarnate, while so many
good men everywhere have been endeay-
oring to lift our politics above the brandy
bottle. Against the honor and dignity Of
the nations Legislature, drunkenness ia
treason. As well have traitor in Wash
ington as drunkard. A sot in Senate or
House is in every sense national humili.
alton"
The national Republican., 1867-09-17

ASEcDorE OF FARADAY.-An English pa.
per says: "Faraday language was always
simple, and the only poetry in which he ever
INDUCED was the earnest expression given
to some Of those great truths of which he
was the discoverer. He sought to reach
the mind Of every hearer through more
senses than one. he never told his listen.
ers Of on experiment; he always showed 1t
to them, however simple and well known
it might be. IT, said Faraday once to a
young lecturer, 4 said to my audience,
This stone will fall to the ground il open
my hand, Ishould not be content with say
ing the words; l should open my hand and
let it fall. Take nothing for granted as
known. Inform the eye at the same time
that you address the ear And this was
the great secret Of Faraday's success.
Every one left the theatre of the institu-
ton in Albemarle street satisfied that he
had really acquired some useful knowl.
edge, and that he had gained it pleasa ntly
and without toll or labor"
The national Republican., 1867-09-17
Am UsEM ENTs,

Iax ESoLisn orRRA.-The RIcnisos opened
tner season at the National Theatre last eve.
ming In BALrr's opera Of the Bohemian Girl, -
70 crowded auditorium. No italian opera ever
drew more distinguished audience together in
Warrington. Several Of the greatest names Of
inc nation wsro present. The opera was admira.
o'y rendered, especially the roles Of Thaddsus
ana Count Arnheim, sung BY MeSsrs. CASTLE
And CAMPBELL. Tonight We are to have
Norma, " introducing to Us the new soprano,
u menzo,l Mrs. Asporr, and the new tenor NJ.
PrsnRE BERNARD. As we'll "thrOw perfume
on tho violet " as praise Norma i" and Of tho
new singers We could only speak from report
The seats have sold fast for "Norms," and II 1,
likely the house will be as full this evening GO
last.
The national Republican., 1867-09-17
THE DEPARTNEHTs.
Treasury Departments.

BUREAU OF BrArIsrrcs. FHyrn
Director Deimar furnishes the following repor,
Of deaths In the city Of New Orleans from a. m
on tho 1st Of September 70 O m. on the 9Th:
Total number Of deaths, 405. By yellow fever.
245; other fsyers. 80; other diseases, III. OF
those who died 1877 were Americans, III Germans,
40 Irish, and "a French. Whites, 361; blacks,
24j mulattoss, u not stated, Is.
FoRRioS IMxIaRArIos IN AUGUST Director
Delmar has caused 10 be compiled an abstract Of
the arrivals Of passenger vessels In New York
which brought other than cabin passengers
during the month Of August, from which II ap.
pears that the total number Of such vessels az.
amined was 8, $50 steamships and 10 failing
vessels. The average time Of the steamers was
Is days, and that Of the sailing vessels 40 days.
Total number Of passengers brought 21,102, of
which 1870 were males, and S,426 females;
over eight years Of age, 1881. Total number Of
The following vessels brought more passengers
than 10 allowed BY law: Bark Goethe. from
Bremen; steamer Germania, from Hamburg;
steamer Union, from Bremen; steamers City Of
Antwerp, from Liverpool; Fulton, from Havre;
City Of Paris, from Liverpool; Cleopatra, from
Liverpool; City Of Baltimore, from Liverpool.
All Of these vessels were reported to the collector
for prosecution.
FRon SPAIs.-Don Jose do ZaraRora, Vice
President Of the Bureau Of Statistics Of Spain,
has addressed letter to Director Delmar, OF.
pressing his qualification with the operations Of
the American Bureau Of Statistics. Such letters
from eminent foreign statisticians arc often re-
ceiyed at this bureau.
The national Republican., 1867-09-17
Interior Department.

AsorHsR DEVELOPMENT OF AMERICAN MIs.
EnAL hlsouRcEs.-The Commissioner Of the
General Land 0fioe has received from tho
register Of the local Office at Little Rock. Ark.
beautiful specimen Of rock crystal, suifioiently
transparent for lenses. II was found in Wash.
ington county. In which locality II 10 stated to
exist In considerable quantities. It Is reported
that crystal is found 10 following the range Of
mountains running south Of the base line Of the
Chootaw nation, In some townships OF West
Arkansas. Heretofore rock crystal has been
imported from Brazil and scotisnd, Il not hav.
ing been discovered in this country. Tho speci.
men received by the Commissioner is said To
equal the best imported. This crystal, under
the name Of Brazilian pebbles" Is much used
for spectacle glasses.
PArBsrs.-Ths whole number Of patents to be
issued from the Patent Office this week Is 25s,
q smaller number than that issued during several
recent weeks.
LAND OFFICE BUSINESS Commissioner
OF the General Land Office has received from tho
Secretary OF the Interior q map Of the State Of
California, showing the preliminary survey Of the
route Of the California and Oregon railroad, com.
menoing at the town Of Rosevills, on the Central
Pacific railroad, and running in q northvesterly
direction to Salt Creek, near Mount Diable me.
ridian This map has BEEN fled under the pro.
visions Of an act Of Congress.
The national Republican., 1867-09-17

A PARTISAN SUIcIDE.-How pitiable and
affecting drama is contained in the fol.
lowing laconic narrative, copied from a
Paris paper: "Adele D., aged twenty.
six, was found dead yesterday in her lodg.
ing in the Rue Esquirol: Near her lay
the lifeless body of her little boy, aged two
years. Abandoned by him who had made
her mother, and plunged in profound
misery, she had recourse TO suicide by
charcoal. Near the child lay paper, on
which the following words were written /:
Poor little friend, come with me out of
this world; will not leave you here to be
unhappy as your mother has BEEN"
The national Republican., 1867-09-17

BASE BALL.-The match game between
the Empire and Jefferson clubs came OF ysstsr.
day on the Union grounds, Whits Lot, and
resulted, sfter . very spiritsd and intsr.stips
game In favor Of the Js6srson, By score Of so
TO H. Mr.. M. u. Ursli, Of the Union base ball
club, performed the duties Of umpire In his
usual Impartial manner, giving great satisfaction
to both parties. ...
The Union club has lately erected row Of
seats on either side Of the grounds, and intend
70 charge for admission during the remainder Of
the club.
On the part Of the Jefferson, Anderson, Doyle,
and Finnsy deserve particular mention for their
hns playing during the game, n well as Beach,
Slater and Thornstts, ofths Empire club. Below
The national Republican., 1867-09-17
IMPORTANT 0RDER.-The following order
has been Issued By Major Richards, superintsnd.
ant NJ nnffas.

IMPORTANT ORpzR.-The following order
has been Issued By Major Richards, supsrintsnd.
snt Of police: I
DsrArrsrsr oy nsrrorolrAs Pslrcr,)
- No, 1LouIsrAHA Aynsul,
WnTisefor, .. 9. september 10, 1857,
General Ordrs No. 1888: H.'.'
LIEUTENANT: The following is an extract from
the proesedings Of the Board Of Police, at meet.
Ing held April 8, 1862:
On motion Of Mr.. Gideon
Ordered, That hereafter whenever patrolmen
are absent from duty without leave, unless they
furnish the required surgeons certificate, shall
have two days pay deducted for each day so
absent, unless otherwise specially ordered BY the
Extract from proceedings Of August 8, 1867:
Ordered, That no member Of the Metropolitan
police force shall be entitled to or receive a sur
sson's certificate covering time lost on account
OF sickness or injury unless he shall have, upon
the manifsstation Of his disability, Immediately
aPplisd to the surgeon Of the surgical district In
wheh he resides for professional treatment.
Ordsred, That whom any member Of the police
force is unable to do duty on account Of sickpess
or injury, II shall be his duty to Immediately
notify the lieutenant Of his precinct Of his disa
biiity, otherwise such member shall be reported
And paid as being absent without leave, although
tiacate.
The above 10 substituted for General Orders
Nos. 18 and 1856. You will SEQ that these orders
sre oonspleuously posted In your station house.
A. o. RICHARDS,
Major and supt.