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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-12

3erausgeber Der nStaatsSeitun9".
The national Republican., 1867-07-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Gold has again taken . strong upward turn,
and Government securities are also In steady de-
mand. Railways are stiIl on the rampant, and
the speculative fever appears mot ysi to have
reached the eulminstins point. When II will, Is
q matter Of oonjsoturs As ws have before
stated, brokers By the sea side can manipulate
operations a. we'll In Wall street - though they
tread the aag-stonss Of the 'bulls' and "bsars, F."
or are domiciled within their basement counting.
rooms
Many have wondered why stocks haze been 80
excited during the hot weather and tie absence
Of the heavy "opsrstorsi" but explanation is not
necessary, the wires srs pulled By semsbody-
John makes, Jacob breaks.
The Provision market remains unchanged from
our Saturday report. There was soue demand
for Flour in Baltimore, and . cargo ot supsrnns
was bought at old prices for shipmsntto Rio.
Jar CooKn 4 Co., bankers, furnish Is with the
closing prices Of Government securities as fol.
ows:
The national Republican., 1867-07-30
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

K1RKWO0D H0UBk-HnNDLlY 0REEH.
Herman Cohen, WIN. 4 sswsii and End. Q. Smith,
Baltimorei B. y. Remington and j. r. Sanders,
Kohier and James n MAXWELL. Baltimore; Joseph
ys9s: c.s:, Ind ..a DR. sS 'Hn gss sHa
NV cSs:s sna Jss.on, d S% S.":ss sss; sss:a, II
hmss, pittsburg; Jas II. Armstrong AMI wife and 4.
WASHINGTON HOUSE--Mrs. A. F.)EyEaIpar.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J, shoib, Miss Hsnsrson. City
Thomas Psnamore, Va :. Q. Mop, RI; RR,
sisy as,i.surs p. xn'iS VIM 'Ts n ssS, MS
WIN. d. Q. Davis, John K. Davis, ,SiIadsiphis;
Asu',ss Beacon. Mssdsn, oi. s. q. MItin, Risd0:
% Drew, wila.soa, % Del T. <. RisSsSai, OHIO; S ). j.
II. Rawlins, Scranton, Pa.
UNITED STATES H0TEL-M.H II. BEAN.
George Green, wavsrly, N. Y. o, Z Mswbsy, n.
psnn.s g.nsp, ns Isasy drisshsScIs
Usher, IA. fhons: Horton, Hudsos.% Z. i ssnusi
Bradley, J. D. Smith, Lynehburs, Va; 3. Harmon,
si'Rn'sdj b,on ioSi Tss'I.1, y VI RM.ls:{
rel, Washiugton-
OWEN HOUSES. W orrs.
q. q. giddinss. Texas; Colonel bolador, New
sti Mts.ieoi ndward Stacy. sashviIl. fenn,i Q. 8.
Stephen Johnsoa, NJ <. B. ". Petasr, New Or.
leans P. p. Powell, VIM. n. Lock, ossph Huber,
Llol 8. Smith, Leesburg, Va. John r Gideon, 81.
Louis; Franklin Stuart, Joseph Nelsa, N. Y.
DYER'S H0TEL-GRoRaE ]. DYER.
D. o. Hancock, J. J. Horton and wife, 0swsg,, N.
z. Edward Rsnoids. Washington, l Q. / I. Mar.
veil. Ohio; Q. ". Mcguire. Bsltimors J. 7. Daniel,
Rappahannock county, Va. ; George. Stevens, sa-
lem, Ala: B. friedman, Atlanta, o. George Her.
Johnson, Elmirs, N. ri J. s. Barstt, Hartford,
| Conn.
sEAT0N H0USE-JouH II. i.nnEs
William p. Compton, Nd. =. A. Gibbons, Baiti.
morsi r: yadgrift, O. Huntington, AexandriA; L.
silly jr, Bsltimorej Beth Cookerill hpid's Parish
La. Hambright, N. Y. Mrs. MsrrelI New Orleans
| r. Boyd, Baltimore, Nd. y. Rinett, PhilAdsl.
phis, Pa.
NATIONAL HoTEL-H. 8. Benson.
| Jamas Murphy, Captain A. Grant Philadslp phia
John W. Belt, Md. J. W. Parsons, HiO; II. A. Rea.
| VILE, Richmond.
The national Republican., 1867-07-30
10 cAL irE M 9 -.
ss Chicksring a Sons
AMRRIoAN PIANOS TRIuMPHAs

sE ChicI<sring a Sons
AMERICAN PIANOS TRIUMPHANT
EXPOSITION OF ALL NATIONS,
In addition 10 the
GRAND GOLD MEDAL OF HONOR,
The Emperor NAPOLEON in person, accompanied
the presentation with the decoration Of the
CrO,s Of the Legion Of Honor,
Thereby eonferring 10 the
CHICKERINa MRDAL
The only distinetion over the four other medals
awsrdsd for Piano fortss, all Of which were exactly
alike, and Of equal value, and thereby confirming
the unanimous award Of the
Three ysrfes and fhs Tmpsrfai oommfssfon,
Placing the CHICKBRING PIANO At the
HEAD OF ALL OTHERS.
Sole agency JOHN y. ELLIS,
$40 Pennsyivanis avenue,
jyf7-n Washington, d. O.
The national Republican., 1867-07-30

SIos AND ORNAMENTAL PANrrSo.-The
wsli.hnown frm Of N. T. Parker 4 Maeniehol, No.
% Louisiana avenue, between Sixth and Seventh
Streets continue to perform everything In the line Of
plain and decorative painting, fescoing eaicimining
Eraiuing and marblins. gliding, bronIins, 30 Par.
tieuiar attention is paid 10 house decoration plain
and iliumina,sd and ornamental signs. The bes.
and pursst material is used, and they employ none
but hfst.oiass workmsn. Promptnsss s their motto,
and they invite the public TO call and Judge for
The national Republican., 1867-07-30

Coupons, 1ioj s-aO's. 1859, Iii SiO's, 1854,
1osij 6-7o's, 1895, 1o9t; S-2o's, Jsnusry and
July, 1855, 1osi 1o-40's, 1o3i 1856, August,
lo1i; !.sos, June. 1915 7.soII July, 1o7ii
Gold, 1901.
The national Republican., 1867-07-30

FINIsHED.-The footway on II street,
from Fourteenth to Seventeenth streets, has
been finished, and the construction Of the work
Is Of q most substantial character, rejecting
credit upon all concerned In Its completion.
The national Republican., 1867-07-30

DEAD.-Mr. Eburn Bird, an old and
well.known citizen Of the Seventh ward died
suddenly Sunday night Of hemorrhage. He was
walking about on the previous day In apparent
usual health. Mr.. Bird held the position Of cor
poration lumber inspector at the time Of his
death.
The national Republican., 1867-07-30

EXCURSION TO FREDERIcKsBURG.-Weu un-
derstand that the Sabbath school Of Ryland cha
pei contemplate giving an excursion to the above
place, they reesive encouragement sufficient.
The national Republican., 1867-07-30

FIaHrISa.- Nathan Nelson and Levi
Washington, ,..colorsd lads, for fighting in the
street.. were arrested by Officer Nutting, of the
second precinct, and fined by Justice Walter 81
each.
The national Republican., 1867-07-30
@atisual @spablifatl.
nATrs OF ADvERrIsINo.

One square, one insertion, Oil subsequent inssr-
tons 80 eents. One square, one month, ts. Liberal
inducements 70 quarterly, semi miannusi, and yearly
advertisers.
Every other day advertisements, 90 per cent addi.
uonal- Twice week Advertisement, 70 per cent.
additional.
Right lines constitute square. Loss ths. square
charged In proportion, at the above rates.
EDITORIAL notices. % cents Per line each insertion.
Local nstiees, % cents Per line each Insertion.
Advertisements coming under the hesas Of wants,
For Sale, For Rent. Lost and Pound, not srsssdins
four lines. one insertion, % cents; three times, %
cents. Anysrestsr number Of lines Al proportionass
rates.
Advsrtissments should be handed In before D. m.
The national Republican., 1867-07-30

EIGHTH PREcIRoT.-A number Of col
ored folks residing within the limits Of this pre-.
II:inot, were arrested on Sunday afternoon and
oysning, charged with various offences. Gambling
and disorderly conduct were the principal causes
Of arrest and they were all, some ten In mum.
bsr, variOusly mulcted in aass by Justice
Tucker.
The national Republican., 1867-07-30

The OLD SToRY.-Josephine Miles, fol
entioing prostitution. was committed by Justice
Tucker to the work. house for ninety days.
The national Republican., 1867-07-30

SEVENTH PREoINoT.-Lieut. Eckloff re-
aurned but one case yesterday to headquarters.
rhe officers must certainly be vigilant to keep
Jaw and order reigning supreme In the locality
and wide domain over which they exercise con-
krol.
The national Republican., 1867-07-30

CONDITION Of the thermometer in the
shade for July 20, as observed at W. s. Thomp-
sons drug store, corner Of Fifteenth street and
Now York avenue: Ca m, 75i IL m, 76i 3p.
m, 80; Q d. m, 70.
The national Republican., 1867-07-30

INoEsDIARIsM.-On Sunday night some
villain set hre by means Of pitch, tar, and soft
cotton to four frame houses situate on First street
east, between @ and d. The houses are owned
by Mr. Roda Craighton, and occupied by colored
families. The flames were eItinguished by the
neighbors, and no alarm Of fire was given. It Is
said to be the third time within the past few
months that attempts have been made to FIRE the
same dwellings. Summary punishment should
be inflicted on any caught In the diabolioal act,
The national Republican., 1867-07-30

Is DANGEROUS CONDITION. Sun
day night, Detective Kelly and 0ficer 8. W. TAy-
lor, Of the Metropolitan police force, heard q
deep groaning In tho vicinity Of Eighth and L
streets, as II some one were being subjected to
excruciating pains. On tracing the sounds, they
discovered that they proceeded from the resi-
denoe OF Mr.. Richard Harrison, on Eighth, be-
tween and M streets. Mr.. II. had been suffer-
ing. 1t appears, some eight or ten days with
diarrhea, and on Sunday he ate some veal SOUP
which brought on the sevore pains alluded to
above. DR.. Latimer was called in, and he pre-.
soribed for the unfortunate patient. He Is not,
as yet, considered out Of danger.
The national Republican., 1867-07-30

A. SAKs & Co.'s.-Silk, Scotch Gingham
Umbrellas, from twsnty.six to thirty -four inches
large. Every one guaranteed TO give satsaeton SIT
Seventh street, adjoining Bank.
The national Republican., 1867-07-30

Coop LINEN Duck CoATs for $3.50 at
Henninss Clothing stors corner Seventh stree, and
Maryland avenue. One price to all, marked in plain
figures.
The national Republican., 1867-07-30
PA,Srs Ous &c.-Attention ia dirt

PAINTS, OILs, ,&c.-Attention is directed
70 the card Of W. horse who has recently opened
his new store at No. SO Louisiana avenue. VI Nor
sell is Of tho pioneer dealers in Paints and Oils
In Washington. He has now on hand an entire new
stock Of Paints. Oils. Window and Painters mate
rial and from his long experiences In the bu,in.ss,
will not fail to please all who may favor him with
their PATRONAGE
The national Republican., 1867-07-30

Work CoMMENoED.-The work on the
Tenth street sewer was commenced yesterday
BY ground being broken near the canal The
workmen were busily engaged during the day at
tho excavation, and We trust the sewer may
soon be completed
The national Republican., 1867-07-30

SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-R. M. Halls
Real Estate Exchange sold yesterday to O. NJ.
Jackson a Bro. fifty aores Of land on the Marl-
boro' road, about four miles from the city,
owned by Robert Marshall, for $50 per acre,
Also, lot Q. in block 20, Howard University, at
Howard University, to George Ryneal, at 7 cents
per square foot Also, lot on @ street south,
corner of Third street east, to ]. R. Alstrops,
6OxS5, at 20 cents per foot
The national Republican., 1867-07-30

The CASE OF PAwSED GooDs.-In the
case before Justice Bates, in which warrant
was sworn out by ono Sallie J. Barton, charging
upon Mr.. Henry Prince, pawnbroker, that he
sWindled her Of $500 by false pretencss, In case
Of pawned goods, the Justice has given his deoi-
sion dismissing the case. Tho evidence com.
pletely exonerated Mr.. Prince.
The national Republican., 1867-07-30
! ECOND.HAND CANVAS.
TOR THE BUSINESS GENTLEMEN
OF WASHINGTON CITY, D. c.

A Situation as BookkeepeT or Clerk wanted BY
one who understands Single, Double hntry, and
Bank Keeping and Mercantile Correspondence and
has had the practice Of II In fancy store on Penn
sylyaniA; q large dry goods store on PennsylyaniA
avenue and the corner Of Ninth street U. g. Office,
and In store for about eleven years. and has lost 1t
by mysterious sickness, because he never drank
and keeps his whole body clean by taking cold
bath every morning and has lost By II salary Of
another situation he will commence and perform all
the duties OF one for any salary and rely upon the
lberality Of his employer for any increase Of It.
WELL II sueeesd In getting q situation with mar
risd gentleman win often bring him or his wife a
NIL DEsPKRANDUM,
jy29.etA No. 2l7 Sixth street,
The national Republican., 1867-07-30
CHAnLEs F. CunM1Ns. No. s47 Seventh

CHARLES F. CuMnSs, No. BAT Seventh
street, between and X, near the Northern Market,
has hand and Is constantly In receipt Of the latest
styles Of boots and shoes for ladies and gentlemen
nissss a,d youths, and children. Having an OF.
tsnsivs trade, he is enabled to sell at the lowest
rates The stock In the sstablishmsnt Of Mr. Cum
minis Ia selected By himself In person, and all who
desire TO get goods which will prove to be sxaey
they are represented should call on him.
The national Republican., 1867-07-30

BEATING HIS WHE.-Henry Willis, col
ored was arrested by 0ticer Beall, Of the SEQ,
ond precinct, for beating his wife, Frances. In
default Of security to keep the peace he was
committed to jail by Justice Walter.
The national Republican., 1867-07-30

FIFTH PREcINcT.-But one case, ,-intoxi-
cation, was returned by Lieut.. TAFT, Yesterday
morning, to headquarters Hooksrs Division
must certainly be quiet, as the returns never
speak falsely. Vigilance among the officers Is
the order of the day, and the good order and
safety Of the city and citizens preserved thereby,
The national Republican., 1867-07-30

REMovAL.-All the furniture and other
appurtenances attached to tho sohool.rooms Of
the building on the corner Of Tenth and Z streets
has been removed to the school building, Fifth
and Streets tho former locality not being In.
tended any longer to be used for educational
purposes. This Is right. The building was q
most miserable ono and was decidedly unhealthy.
There arc other schools which ought to DO re-
moved among Others, those from the building
on Ninth street, above P. Tho structure Is not
In any manner adapted for o school-room, where
the health and comfort Of teachers and scholars
Is to be considered, and the trustees should, ere
vacation Is over, have suitable place wherein
the little ones can be taught.
The national Republican., 1867-07-30

The RACE AT THE NATIONAL CoURsE-
The race which was to have taken place ysster.
day at the National course, was postponed In
consequence Of tho rain. The track was heavy,
and the anticipation Of q slim attendance decided
those having tho matter In charge to postpone
Should the weather prove favorable, the race
will take place to-day.
The national Republican., 1867-07-30

SERIOUS yesterday after
noon about one o'clock Mr.. Joseph Williams, Of
thrown out at the corner Of Fifth street and
Louisiana avenue. His leg was broken In con-
sequence, and he was quickly removed to his
residence, No. $50 Eleventh street, Island
Lieut.. Noonan accompanying him thither Dr.
Allen attended to his injuries. The horse was
going at but slow speed at the time, and the
sudden SSltns crossing the railroad track threw
tho accident.
The national Republican., 1867-07-30

IMPRovING.-We are pleased to learn
that Mr.. N. II. Rothery, who had his log broken
about two weeks since. Is isimProyins rapidly, and
his physicians anticipate his speedy recovery.
Sailors Union, and has olsrkship In tho War
Department.
The national Republican., 1867-07-30

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EARLY HAHHooD.-Howard Association Essays on
the Physiology Of the Passions, and the Errors
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with Reports on new methods Of treatment en-
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The national Republican., 1867-07-30
CITY GARDEN

w
The proprietor OF this well known aud popular
place OF resort desires 10 call the attention Of assoe
lions, Schools, and private parties wishing to give
pie .nies, &C., 10 tho
WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN.
II is located the corner Of New York avenue and
First street west Ia easy Of access and Is shady, COOL
and pleasant Is supplied with shooting galleries.
ten pin alleys, hobby horses, &c. Rsfreshments Of
all kinds, and Of the best quality, furnished at the
lowest rates There s also fine dancing pavilion In
the Garden. The proprietor pledges himself to please
all who may apply.
A cool spring ofpure water in the garden.
JOHN H0CKRMRYER
jyS-h Proprietor.
The national Republican., 1867-07-30

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The national Republican., 1867-07-30

/ . PECIAL OTTO ES ..
~ A Meeting Of tho Washington Zou-
aves will be held THIS (russday) EVENING, at
wills Hall, Seventh street, at 30 o'clock A pune
tuai attendance Is requested, as business OF import.
Anee will be transacted.
By order; ). TYLER POWELL,
jy So-h Captain.
The national Republican., 1867-07-30
A GRAND C0L0RED EXCURSION.

A GRAND CoLoRED EXCURSION.
sSaSA There will be a grand Excursion
THURSDAY, August 8, 1867.
The safe and eommodious steamer III. LIyINds-
TON has been engaged for the occasion. The boat
Will leave Washington at o'clock, O. m, and Alex
andria at m, and p. m. The boat will proceed
down the river a. far as the
WHITE HOUSE.
A good band has been engaged for the occasion.
The ladies and gentlemen Of Georgetown, Washing
ton, and Alexandria are solicited to attend. The
committee will spare no palms In making this Of
the grandsst Of the season.
SINGLE TICKETS. 80 cents.
Positively no improper persons will bs admitted.
COMMITTEE or ARRASGRHEsrs.
william Rowe, Robert williams.
hAEAaBRs:
George ssaton, James Thompson, william Lee,
Dolphin Adams, Peter Hopkins, Joseph Parker
Tickets for the Excursion be procured In wash
ington, the Of Tenth street and PennsylvA
MIA avenue, Of Charles Edward ouss and Lewis o.
Douglass jy2b-u