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The national Republican., 1867-07-01

rHE SPELLING CoNTEsT.-The final con-
in spelling for the gold medal offered by Mr..
ses, took place on Saturday morning in the
ool building Judiciary Square. Kate T.
Iwn, second district Inez Goodrich, third dis
1t; and Amanda SSrler and Emma Swallow,
the first district, were the four girls who
:. the contestants. In the first trial OF nifty
.ds, Emma Swallow and Iuez Goodrich were
lsct, while the other two made three mistakes
b; these two retired from the contest, and
INA Swallow and Inez Goodrich again com
ed. They each made one mistake in hfly
rds. A third trial was given, and they each
de two mistakes. The committee did not give
other trial, but concluded to award the medal
IneE Goodrich, and similar one will be pre-
tied 10 Emma Swallow,
ella Bruff, Miretta shorn, Mary Moran, and
.nie Clark. of the 6rst distriot Laura v
opfer, Annie Wheeler, and Susie Collins, ol
second district Jessie Brown, Lienburton
nth, Rosa d. Barclay, Charles Barriok, and
Iry Kelley. Of the third. district, and Frederic
well, Of the fourth distsist, each spelled ter
rds wrong out Of ono huhdfsd in the prsvioui
,ntest on Wednesday last.
The national Republican., 1867-07-01

BASE BALL MATrERs.-The Gymnastic
anil Grafton clubs played match game on Sat.
urday, resulting in IS runs for the Gymnastio
club and 10 for the Grafton.
The Osceola aud Madison clubs also played a
match game, the former scoring "a runs to % for
the latter.
A base ball club of the Junior class, entitled
the American Base Ball Club, has recently been
organized, and tho following officers elected:
President, D. II, Whillden; vice president, B.
Crofieid; treasurer, r. Etter; secretary, james
thompson directors, J. Laughlin, N. Sherwood;
captain Of the frst nine, W. Morelsnd. Tho
secretary's address Is Fourteenth street, between
p and O.
The national Republican., 1867-07-01

RESTORED TO HER PARENTs.--A coloret
man, a rag g-picker, was overhauled by the poiu,
Saturday, in the Fourth Ward, with a littl,
colorod girl in his company, whom he stated wa
lost, and hc was trying to find her hume for her
He was ordered to take the girl to the Polio,
Headquarters, whore she was placed in charg,
of an officer to be returned to her home In Proc
tors alley.
The national Republican., 1867-07-01

CoNTRACr AwARDED.-lhe contract fol
the erection Of the now colored school. house OF
o street, between Fourth and Fifth streets, hal
been awarded to Mr. Arthur Pannell, a coloret
carpenter Of tho Seventh ward. The contract
price Is $1,000, and the building will be of brick
"A by 81 feet, and % feet high In the clear, con
tanning accommodations for 400 pupils-foul
school rooms on each floor.
The national Republican., 1867-07-01
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UsIrEp STATES PArENT ovrloS,


On the petition Of Stephen More " SltIHgneld,
Mass, praying for the extension Of patent grAnted
to him the 9Th day Of September 1903 for an m
provement In Iron Car Brakes, for seven yeaTs fro"
The expiration OF said patent which takes place Oh
the 9th day Of September, 1851.
tits ordered that the said petition be heard At thn
Patent ONCE on MONDAY, the 18th day " A1sus
next at IL o'eloek, IN. and all persons are mott s.
to appear and show cause, II any they lave, why
said petition eught not 10 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are Telul'e} =
ale in the Patent ofes their objections, upr'.all
set forth In writing at least ttosntg days be- go
day Of hearing all testimony hled hy sith'f ps
to be used al the said hearing, must be lat'a .s
nsmitted In accord anes with the rules Of the t
which will be furnished on ApplieAUon.
Dispositions and other papers, rel. upuu t- &c '.
mony, must be fled in the onlce tp''ny day. r'oi
the day Of hearing the aIsumsnts, II 40! '''hi
ten days amer Aling the testimony.
Ordered, RlsO, that this notice be ubh'ntH .. o
REPUBLICAN, and the Intslli0sncsr "Rs1'nE
O., and In the Republican, Bpringrsld hes too
week for three successive weeks, We nTh =
publications to be at least sixty days PTsnoI
day Of hearing. 7. rhsNHh..
fellow. ,mmissioosr " Fa'soi-
The national Republican., 1867-07-01

A LAMESTABLE OCCURRESoE.-Yest
day most distressing accident occurred in the
Washington navy yard smiths department. A
young man, named A. 9. Broneley, was In the
act OF cutting boiler plates, when his right arm
was accidentally caught, and hand and wrist
completely crushed. Amputation was effected
between the elbow and wrist by Surgeon vii.
liamS Of the yard. Mr. Bromelsy Is now ut
Providence Hospital and is suffering severely.
This is sad news to Mr. B. q many friends 10 and
near the yard. Mr.. b. has family dependent
| on him for support.
The national Republican., 1867-07-01

CHANGES AMONG NAVY YARD OFFICERS.
In the Office of Rear Admiral Radford, Wash.
ipgton navy yard, Mr.. William Marks, recently
chief clerk to the naval storekeeper, has been
appointed chief clerk, vice ID. MoComb, assigned
to other duty in the same office in consequence Of
impaired health. The Bureau of Equipment and
Recruiting, together with tho sailmakers' loft
and other branches Of industry In the yard, will
be under the manag ement Of Commander H, X.
Davenport. It Is stated that Assistant Naval
Constructor Webb, Of New York, will be sp.
pointed to oversee the repairing Of vessels.
The national Republican., 1867-07-01

MONTHLY FIRE REcoRD.-The following
Is the FIRE record for the month Of June: I'd,
alarm struck from box 8, oooasioned by the
burning Of bedding In house on Tenth street,
between and X, no DAMAGE alarm struck from
box 43, occasioned by the burning ofa slaughter.
house on o, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Streets loss about 81, ,OOO-supposed to be the
work Of an incendiHry, 2ith, alarm struck
from box 3s, caused by the burning Of lumber in
a drying house on Ohio avenue, between Eleventh
and Twelfth streets; loss slight
The national Republican., 1867-07-01

BasE BALL GAMES TO BE PLAYED.-The
following games of base ball have been set for
next week:
Tuesday, July 2, Potomac VS.. Pastime, on the
White Lot. Also, National vs.. Continental, on
the formers new grounds
Thursday, July 4, Jefferson, Of Washington,
and Maryland, Of Baltimore, in this city. Also,
Union, of Washington, and Enterprise, Of Balti
more, in Baltimore city.
Saturday, July 8, Potomac, Of Washington
and Pioneer, Of Alexandria, (retutn game,) OF
White Lot.
The national Republican., 1867-07-01

OPENING OF BIDs.-In the Mayors Office,
at l2 m., Saturday, proposals were received and
opened for grading and grayeling NJ street north,
from Fifteenth to Sixteenth street west, us fol-
lows: John Flynn & Co., grading. III cents per
superficial foot, and for grayelling 3 cents per
superficial foot; WIN. Blake, ~ coats for grading
and 5 oents for gravelling; Jas. 0'Day, 13i cents
for grading and 8! for grsvelling Dennis Muir
ply, 10 cents for grading and 9i for gravellingi
John @. Stafford Ia cents for grading aud 10
cents for grayelling. The contract was awarded
to Mr.. WIN. Blake.
The national Republican., 1867-07-01

Horse STEALING.-A NAH named Chas
Williams was up before Justice Barnaclo Satur
day morning. charged by John StOnell with hs,
ing stolen horse Of his, valued at Sl20. Wi
liams was found guilty of tho charge, and by hi
own request was turned over to the Virginia Nv
thorities, where the theft was committed.
The national Republican., 1867-07-01

Yesterday, at 5 q. m,
Officer Eaton Of the Eighth precinct found the
body Of a newly born white male infant, on the
corner of Fourth and east Capitol streets. 1t
was buried at the expense Of the corporation.
The national Republican., 1867-07-01

BENNING's BRIDaE.-Major Lubey, unde
the direction Of Con, Miohlsr, has a large forc,
Of men at work at Benning's Bridge, across th,
Eastern Branch, at H street, who will remoy,
the old structure and put In It's place an entire
ly new one, Of very substantial character.
The national Republican., 1867-07-01

Ho! FOR GLYMoST ON THE FouRTH.--On
the Fourth of July, the 6ne and commodious
steamer of the Potomac Ferry Company will
make several trips from the wharf, at the foot of
Seventh street, to Glymont, 6fty.cen tickets
paying for tho round trip. No other vessel will
that day but those Of this company. The steamer
wawassst will make her regular trips to Mount
Vernon on the same day, and an agreeable time
may be expected on either line. This 10 about
as cheap and pleasant mode of spending the
Fourth as We can at present think Of.
The national Republican., 1867-07-01

RUMoR.-It is rumored that the stable,
Of the Washington and Georgetown Railway
Company are to be changed or shifted from theil
present location, on New Jersey avenue, tC
Georgetown. We think this change, If made
would be advantageous to the company and bt
more beneficial to the drivers and conductors.
The national Republican., 1867-07-01

TUE New TEMPERANCE PAPER.-Messrs.
John II. Cunningham, late efficient foreman Of
The Goyernmsnt printing ONCE. aud spencer N.
MONITOR" a temperance journal, from No. 2T3
Pennsylvauia avenue, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, for the first time on Saturday
afternoon, the 18th instant. Tie material for
this paper will be new, and handsome and in
teresting sheet may be anticipated.
The national Republican., 1867-07-01

BOARD OF METROPOLITAN PoLicE.-This
Board held a called meeting Saturday, at 2 p.
N, in consequence Of the regular Board day fall.
ing on the 4th of July. The following licenses
were approved For retailing liquor in the county
Of Washington, outside the corporate limits Of
Washington and Georgetown: James Dull, John
Mcclellan, Il. Moreland, james II. McChesney.
and Edward Abner. Also, approved and ordered
to be paid heavy batch of bills.
The national Republican., 1867-07-01

FUNERAL OF AN On CITIzEN.-The lune-
raj of an old and highly respected citizen Of the
Seventh ward, Joseph Davis, esq took place on
yesterday from bis late residence on Virginia
avenue between Ninth and Tenth streets. The
body Of the deceased was accompanied to the
depot by tho members Of Columbia Lodge Indo.
pendent Order Of Odd Fellows, headed by Heald's
Band. The funeral services were conducted by
the Rev. DR.. Hamilton, lof Ryland Chapel. as.
sisted by Rev. G. 9. Meadors, Of the Baptist
church. Mr.. Davis was q member Of the Metho.
dist Church for many years, and was an honest
man, a good father, a faithful Christian, and a
good citizen. His body was taken to Whining.
| ton, Delaware, for interment.
The national Republican., 1867-07-01

SALE OF VAsEs.--Two beautiful Chinese
vases, the largest ever seen In this city, were
sold on Saturday at auction by Mesgrs. Cooper
Latimer, to Marshall Brown, ssq, for $l2S
each.
The national Republican., 1867-07-01

QUITE HAuL.-Maggie Brown, the
proprietress of disreputablo house, No 10,
Marble alley, was arrested at a late hour on
Saturday night, charged with keeping such.
Lieut.. Eokloff and portion Of his force made
the arrest and also brought along all Of the In.
mates, numbering some eight frail syrens, in
clu ding the colored cook. Justice Walter gave
a hearing in each case, and all were fined but the
cook, who was dismissed. The fair Maggie, in
addition to the Hne, was required to give security
to answer at court the charge Of keeping u
bawdy house.
The national Republican., 1867-07-01

SANITARY CoMPANY.-Twenty-two writ
ten and forty.f verbal notices were served, on
Saturday, on persons having nuisances existing
on their premises. A number Of oaroassss were
also reported and removed.
The national Republican., 1867-07-01

DRowNED.-Coroner Woodward held ar
inquest at the First ward station-h house In yiov
Of the body Of colored boy named John Brown
who was drowned while swimming In Rool
creek, near N street. Tho jury rendered yer
dict of accidental drowning, and the body wa
turned over to the relatives Of tho deceased fol
burial.
The national Republican., 1867-07-01

WITHOUT LIoENss. - james Sween,
shop. keeper, was arrested by Officer Bluet, Q
the Eighth precinct, for selling liquor withou
license. Justice Tucker fined Sweeny $40
The national Republican., 1867-07-01

AN OvERsIGuT.-In our Georgetown
column Of Saturday morning last appeared Al
article alluding to q cloth.peddler as q "Wau
dering Jew" We did not sec the article prio
to Its appearance in the paper, or 1t should no
have appeared at all We desire to offend nom
as TO parentago or nationality. All have virtue
as we'll as defects.
The national Republican., 1867-07-01

FINED. - Mic hael Kennedy, dairymen
was fined by Justice Walter, SIS for a violation
Of the COW law.
Catharine Canty, housekesper, for similar
offence; was fined by the same Justice 81.
The national Republican., 1867-07-01

MARRIAGE LIoENsEs.-During the month
of June the Clerk Of the Court issued 1872 mar.
dage licenses, Of which 81 were colorsd couples,
The national Republican., 1867-07-01

CoNTRAcTs AwARDED.-The contract for
supplying the Navy Department with stationery
for the fiscal year ending July !, 1868, has been
awarded to MessrS. Philip 4 SolOmons, Of this
city
The national Republican., 1867-07-01

RuyAwAY AND "SMAsH."-On Saturday
morning a wagon containing a number Of bas
kets hlled with marketing, was completely
wrecked on Pennsylvania avenue, opposite th'
main entrance to the Presidential mansion
caused by the horse attached thereto taking
fright and running away.
The national Republican., 1867-07-01

SERVICES DISPENSED WITH.-On Satul
day last Mayor Wallach informed Mr.. b. Sevei
500, engineer Of the Washington canal, that tn
work on the canal did not justify his furthe
continuance in office. We presume this Office Il
to all practical purposes, abolished. There ar
canal >
The national Republican., 1867-07-01

ASSAULT AND. BATTERY-John Smith,
restaurant keeper, was arrested by Sergeant
Harbin, on the complaint Of VIM. sauderson,
who charged the defendant with committing an
assault und battery upon him. Justice Gull re.
quired Smith to give security to answer the
charge at court Smith was also fined So for
using rr3flne language.
The national Republican., 1867-07-01

A PAPER in Blue Earth City, Minnesota
nominates Horace Greeley for the PresiIenoy.-
EEchaHye
The national Republican., 1867-07-01

THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT STATIONERY
AyAsps.6I7Cla;s No l. paper Class No; !, en- en-
articles Glass No. 8, parchment and parchmen
paper, awarded to Messrs. Dempsey 4 O'Toole
Glass No. 2, pens and pencils, awarded to Messrs
Blanchard & Mohun. Glass No. 8, inks, ink
stands, waters, DO, awarded to Msssrs. Philip
Solomons,
The national Republican., 1867-07-01
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Terms Cash, in ao-"1s:,: sss: MA: y a.axpx,ss.
j.25 II Breyet Brig. os.., Depot auaIt.rmT.
GALE OF VEGETABLE STANDS.
fhs v.s.t.bl. Stand. in the different Market. win
bs sod to the highest bidder for cash on inc '00~-
ing aA''' CENTRE MARKET,
TUESDAY, July 2. al 10 O'Clock, an.
NORTHERN xARklr.
WEDNESDAY, July 5, i 10 o'eloef, An
EASTERN MARKET,
MONDAY, July l. at 10 o'clock. an.
WESTERN MARKET,
MONDAY, July Lat 10 O'Clock, a. m.
Persons now holding Stands In the different mar:
kets can retain them BY paying the spPrai.sment
jsi5'st RICHARD wALLAoH. Mayor.
DY WIN. L. WALL & CO,
ID AUCTIoNEERs
Stores 3le and SIT, Southwest corner
Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street.
AUCTION SALE OF STOLEN AND OTHER PROP.
toby OF THE METROPOLITAN POLICE OF
THE DIsTRlCr OF CoLgMBIA FOR PERIOD
OF MORE THAN SIX MONTHS.
sale at public auction, to the highest bidder for
cash, Of property taken BY the Metropolitan Police.
sSn.i,tGs e Watches. Sswslry cIc hing, K.ivs.
Money, &c, viii take place Al the once Of the Metro
polNan Police Detectives, No, Q Louisihna avenue.
usarly opposite the CITY H.ll,l on MONDAY July
This sale authorised ~ &C. Of Congress Of July ie
1859, will continue until the articles rem.iuips IN
months, a. dSsgnatsd in catalogue prepared, shall
be sold.
All persons who have lost Money aud Property, BY
theft or otherwise, which may be embraced Ia the
catalogue are hereby notified TO call and Identify
the sams prior to the day Of sale, or they will lose
The catalogue Of article. to be sold can be sx.
aTS.d 4 the O'' the PrSRs,y oi;Es sRsR,cK
| lea 2o, % Property Clerk.
The national Republican., 1867-07-01

KNIGHTS oF PYTuIAs.--On Saturday
evening a meeting of Mount Vernon Lodge, No.
8, K p was held, and after the transaction of
tho usual routine business the following named
gentlemen were elected officers for the ensuing
term: Francis Wood, V. P; John Daughton, W.
c.; John T. Howe, V. O.; D. Daughton, T. s.;
Thomas Woods, e. Thomas Roland, I. 81 II.
II. Ham, Q s. The order Of X. P. seems to bo
improving rapidly. and bids fair to become ex-
cecdingly strong In numbers. Mount Vernon
Lodge was instituted in April, 1865, and has
now, in little more than one year, about one
hundred and twenty members, and other lodges
In the District appear to be in like aouIishing
condition. few evenings ago a new lodge,
known as Friendship, No. 8, was organized on
the Island.
The national Republican., 1867-07-01
cry LADY WHO

GS REWARD STRAYED AWAY,
4DO on the night Vi The 18th instant, a red cow,
medium size horns, poor In flesh, both ears slit The
above reward will be paid for her return al the
Dor,ey Hotel, corner Seventh and streets.
ie2g.n
The national Republican., 1867-07-01
HIRCU LATING LIBRARY.
- Strangers in Washington should not fail to

BURCH6 CIRCULATING LIBRARY,
Corner Of Ninth (No. .5O9) and D streets.
II contains over 10000 books Of every description
Books loaned by the Day Week, Month oF Year, For
reading. ApS.n
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
Il the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans.
Court Of Warrington County, In the District Of
Columbia letters teatamentary the personal estate
All persons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof to the subscTber or before the
18th day Of June next they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benent VI the said estate
MARY FLYNN,
Je2i.wSws ExsGutTL.
The national Republican., 1867-07-01

DOR rem IA LARGE BRICK
HOUSE, with Ten Rooms, situated on L street
south, between Seventh and Eighth, Navy Yard. Gas
and water throughout the houEs. Rent SS5 per
month, payable in advance. Apply to JOS.
REPETTJ, corner OF Seventh and streets, Navy
Yard, OF Of Thos. Dennis, at this oiace. myia.
The national Republican., 1867-07-01

The New RAILWAY LEAouE.-At the
Board Of Trade rooms on Saturday evening an
adjourned meeting, for the purpose Of inaugu.
rating an auxiliary league TO the National Anti
Monopoly Cheap Freight Railway League, was
held. A few months since this league organised
in New York, with Hon. Lorenzo Sherwood,
presidents Hon. J. M. Rdmouds, vice president
for the District Of Columbia; David X. Cartier,
member Of the National Council for the District
Of Columbia.
Hon. Judge Edmonds was called TO the chair,
and L. Edwin Dudley, permanent secretary.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read,
when Q long series Of resolutions, offered at the
late meeting at the City Hall, and originally
Published In the REPUBLICAN,, were adopted.
A resolution in regard to the election Of ON.
GERS was then offered and adopted. and the fol-
lowing were elected;
Presidsnt-John r. Elvans.
First Vice Prssidsnt--Chas. Knapp.
Second vics Prssidsnt--Jos. @. Kennedy.
sscrstary-L. Edwin Dudley.
Trsasursr-Mosss Kelly.
Executive Commlttes-AlsI. Shepherd, JAmsi
q. Bennett, T A. McIisughiip, N. Oallsn, VIM,
orme, Louis johnson, George A. Plant, "
L. wsil, D. V. Burr, WIN. r. spalding, J. O.
MEG uire, Zephaniah Jones, Francis Mohun
John Il. Coyis, J. II. Hawss, II. A. Chadwick,
John II. Semnss, Richard wallach. oolumbu,
Alexander, James Y. Davis, Thomas Berry Hugh
Cameron, Thomas Green, Thomas Blsgdsn
Joseph Bryan, Henry D. Cooke, Andrew Wylie
Thomas Lewis, Peter T. Bacon, John Van Ris
wick, WIN. J. Murtaugh, A. Chester, Andrew J.
Joyce, sayles J. Bowen, Wilson Miller, Mr.
Ciancey, Charles Kloman, Matt. Gait, Francli
Rivcs, Augustus Perry, Riley A. Shinn, Thomai
G. Wilson, g W. Riggs, W. W. Corcoran, W
H. Clsgett, Thomas H. MoNamara, Michas
Green, Francis Pratt, VIM. Baldwin, Georg,
Mattingly, D. @. Forney, General D. II. Ruoker
s. Brainard, j. L. Kidwell VIM. B. Webb, ]
L. Mussey, George B, Fisher, General o. o.
Howard, General David Hunter, A. q. Riddle
and W. q. Metzerott
The following resolution was then offered By
Judge Sherwood, and adopted:
Resolved, That in osse any Of the ofhcer
elected decline to act, the president shall be- ant
is hereby, empowered to appoint and to 6ll al
vacancies, so as to keep the board Of officer
full.
The meeting then adjourned to meet on th,
evening Of the 10th Of July, at the rooms Of tn,
| Board Of Trade.
The national Republican., 1867-07-01
w A N t - .

:" ANTEU-AIL PFKSUNS To BE
w satisfied that the best ICB CRBAM In the
city is found at wRI0HT'S SALOON No 40 Sew
enth street, east side, near NJ II Is made Of cream
direct from Pennsylvania, daily, pure and sweet A
trial will be enough ~ convince all who doubt the
above Remember and ask for 270 Seventh street,
As- Saloon closed on sunday. je22 oA
"ANTED-EVER LADY WHO
w has Children : Clothing to make up TO call,
Braid. WARRANTED fAsT CoLoRS Will wash
and boil Samples now ready to give away At
PRINCES, 430 NINTH STREET, opposite Patent
ofhee, jeI.n
"ANTED-NEW AND CAST-OFF
w CLOTHING, OLD GOLD AND SILVER, or
any other article OF value, at the old -establiHhed
Merchant PawnbToker Store OF r. FULTON Co.,
6O2 Ninth street, 5 doors north Of Fsga. avenue.
ds2O.u
The national Republican., 1867-07-01
FoR SALE OR RENT

NOR RENT-A DESIRABLE PRl-
Il VATE RESIDENCE, with handsome Flower
Garden attached, situated between Seventh and
Eighth streets west at the intersection Of Maryland
and Virginia avenues. For terms apply to
JOHN II. 6EMMRs,
jell .tuthsatf SeAton House.
The national Republican., 1867-07-01

cuyaoh SERVICES. s.-Yesterday was q
v.rm da,-. and had Il not been for cooling
s.s tha. sprai.e up. We doubtless, would have
di,ssrsssbIs dIty Of ohronioling q case or
,, oi sun.,troke. The churches were we'll filled,
, ths Sunday schools were we'll attended. AT