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nj ARRIED,

In Philadelphia, on the 9th inst, bv the Rev.
Joseph Newlu rector OF the church Of the Inc II
nation, Mr.. JAMES o. CLEPHASR Of this city to Miss
PArLISB N. HARRISON, Of Philadelphia, Pa
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POToMAC TRANSPORTATION CoMPANY.-
An adjourned meeting Of tho Potomac Trans.
portation Company committee was held yester.
day, at IL IN at Walls rooms. There were
present Messrs. Wall, Col Boyd, Captains Stack.
pole, Ryther, aud others. It was stated by
members of tho committee that there were so
many offers of steamers to them by owners that
they would not decide until Monday next whose
propositions they would accept, On Monday, ut
IL IN, the committee will again meet In Wallis
rooms.
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scorcrs-E. Atkinson and Harris.


TO DE PLAYED
A match game Of base ball will he played he.
tween tho FIRST mines Of the Interior and Jefferson
clubs this afternoon, at 3 o'clock, on the grounds
of the latter club.
To-day, tho National base ball club will 60 to
Baltimore, and, in the afternoon, play match
game with q picked nine Of Baltimore clubs
The American, Of Baltimore, Of last evening,
says a large number Of tickets have been sold,
the proceeds to DO applied for tho benefit Of tho
Uni OThln Asylum The Natiouii deserve
great credit for the prumptncsS with which they
have responded to the charitable call made upon
them, and he b fillmore clubs have evinCed an
equal readiness to perf"rm thsir part. rio fol-
lowing nino have been selected frlih the clubs
Popplein, Sears aud Mitchell of the Pastime;
Annan Lilly and Wo;thinGt"n Of tho Maryland;
Goldsmith, Brad6n and UfiAy of the Enterprise.
Thu ia hard team to WHIP, and will tax the
fac plly Ing capabilities Of the Washington boys
to tho utmost, so that n first class game may be
expected to morrow afternoon.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-12

Purchase OF REAL EsTATE.-Thc Ger.
man schutzen Verein Of this city have. we un.
derstand purchased of Mrs. Eleazar Lindsey,
her farm Of twelve acres out on Seventh street,
just beyond Boundary street, for So, 900 per acre
This will make q very desirable site for the pro.
posed park of the Schu,zsn Verein, having dre
old shade trees, good water, and every requisite.
The association at ono time contemplated pur-
chasing the Seyenth.strcet Park, but concluded
that as that locality was being rapidly built ur,
1t might not be so favorable site for their festiv
tiles and shooting exercises as place further
out Seventh street
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-12

THREATS, --- Samuel Tomlnson made
threats towards Mrs TOmliuson for which he
was required by Justice Kean to give security
to keep the peace,
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Fly cntches-Eiglo, 4; Perseverance,, I.
Foul balls caught-Eagle, 0; Perseverance, 7
Fly balls missed-Porsevernnce, 3
Foul balls missod-EaElo, Il Perseverance, l.
umpire-J Nichols, Of the Empire base ball
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-12

TINS COUSTERFEIr 7-30 Bonds A FOREIGN
Jon 1T is said that the Government detectives
arc engaged in ondeavoring to discover tho par
ties who have counterfeited the 100 81, 900
bonds now in circulation. The counterCeitinE 1t
Is ASSERTED, was done out Of the country. Tho
total amount Of counterfeits of this dcnomina.
ton now floating about Is set down ut $780, 900
Tho chief of tho loan branch WILL to-day, make
his report to the Secretary Of all tho iacts no
has CLEANED concerning this important fraud on
the Government.
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Mrs. s. A. lloRTON, trance medium, will
lecture on spiritualism in HRrmonial Hall, No.
3lS Pennsylyania avenue, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, tomorrow, Sunday at I n.
IN. and y p m.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
l. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, THE SD DAY OF
OCTOBER, 1867.
Ellen PiHton, petitioner,
VS.. NJ. 1901. IN Equity.
Henry A. PiGton, dtf'L
On mo'ion OF the complainant, by N. TtompsSp,
her solicitor 1t IL ordsre that the defendant cause
his appearances 10 be entered herein on or before the
nrst rule day occurring forty days after this day
otherwise the cause will DO proceeded with as In
Oase Of default provided copy Of this order be pnb-
liShed In the NkTToEAL RErEBLIoAN, once Neek
until said rule day.
BY order Of the Court.
true eopy-Test
OcI.WOU 4 J. MEl6S CLERK,
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WoRRISG ALoNG. Tho contractors,
Messrs. King and Roboy, of the Tenth street
sewer, are progressing steadily with tho work
and making fair progress. Its completion will
be hailed with satisfaction by the residents of
tho street.
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JAMES G. MCGUIRE & CO.,
FURNITURE wARERoOMs, nj
EVERY VARIETY OF FINE
CABINET FURNITURE.
ALSO.
THE CELEBRATED
TUCKER SPRING BED,
Which, for Comfort, Cleanliness, and Cheapness, is
unrivalled.
JAMRs c. MCGUIRE CO.,
Corler OF Tenth and D streets.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAI

HIIo 10 To GIN II NVTIVTi IIIAI
i tho subscriber hiss obi iuei from the Orphans
Court Of Washington county, In the District Of Co.
lumbia, letters OF administration on the personal
estate Of Robert l. uel late OF Washing
ton, d. c., deceased. Al persons having claims
against tho said deceased are hereby warned to eH
hibit the same, with tho vouchers thereof to the
subscriber on or before tho mrs! day Of october
next they may otherwise by law 10 excluded from
all benefits Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this nrst day Of October
1867. ISABELLA A. B0ZZELL,
oe3.w3WS Administrative
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81 AIR e \ y T..
For sale by
&C l0.eO]J JOHN X, ELVANS co,
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CAWS, SQUARES, PLANES, &C.,
For tale by
Ou 0 cost JOHN u. ELNANS x CO.
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AUCTION sA Les.
DY J. b. WHEELER & CO.,
II
TRUSTEES SALE OF iMpRryED PROPERTY IN
THE PIRgr WARD

No. Gl Louisiana avenue b tween Sixth and Seventh
streets, oPpoite th' seaton House.
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A SERENADE.-Charles Walter, esq, was
tho recipient Of a sercnado at his residence, on
Third street north, between d and Il, on Thurs.
day night, at a late hour. The serenade was
rendered him by number Of colored persons,
who with fine string band, marched to the
residence Of tho gentleman, and after playing
one or two airs, Mr. Walter, to whom the sere.
made was entirely unexpected, made his appear.
anco Ono Of tho party said that they desired
to tender to tho Justice their thanks for the i'm.
Partially always observed by him in his de.
cision, especially in those in which tho cOlorcd
people were concerned Mr.. Walter replied in
few words, and invited the sorenaders in to
partake of his hospitality, which offer was &C.
copied Tho affair passed of very pleasantly
with all concerned
BAIL FOR Yesterday Johnny
Clark who was arrested by Detectives ClarvOe
aud McDevitt, for MASKING the furniture in the
restaurant of Mark Thomas, on Sixth street, 4
few nights since, had hearing before Justice
Walter and gave bail for court
No LTcENsE.--John Flynn, grocer, was
arraignOd before Justice MorSell. at the Fourth
precinct station, on the charge of selling liquor
without license, preferred by Officer Fowler Mr.
Flynn was Gnod $40 and cost.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-12

BODY RECOvERED.--ln the REPUBLICAN
several days since, we mentioned the fact that
Russian John" had been missing. lie was an
oyster vendor, and was quite eccentric indi-
vidual. body OF person supposed to be his,
was found at Riloy's wharf Il day or two since,
and II has been inferred,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-12

Doc LICENsEs.-Rezin Swalcs was ar.
rested by Officer Mansfield, of tho Fourth pre-.
cinct, for keeping dog without license. Jus.
tice Morsel fined Mr.. Swales So.
James Cox was arraiguod before Justice Wal.
ter, at the Seventh precinct station, on the
charge Of owning a dog without license pre-.
forrcd by Officer Tucker. The Justice fined Mr..
Cox $40.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-12

DIsMIssED.-Michael Miles, u native o
England, was arrested yesterday morning, BY
Officer CaVanRgh, on the charge of obtaining
seven dollars worth of goods under false pre-
fences The accused was taken before Justic,
Walter who, after hearing the case, dismissed
the charge.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-12

SANITARY CoMPANY.-Ninc written and
fifty verbal notices were served yesterday on
persons having nuisances existing on their
premises, Orders were issued for collins for tho
burial of three colored persOns--two minors and
one adult. Matilda lIelmuth, for creating n
nuisance, was fined 81.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-12

lSJURED.-We are sorry to see it stated
that Mr.. W G. Greenleaf, secretary and treas
urer Of tho Washington and Georgetown Railroad
Company, fell, few days since, and was pretty
badly injured, Mr.. W, II. Harrison has been
appointed to temporarily Ill Mr. Greenlears po.
aitOn We hope be may soon DO out agaln.
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PROPOSALS FOR DREDGE.BOAT.

as sodlm
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EVERY VARIETY OF FINE

CABINET FURNITURE.
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Ma'es................ 81 white,............... IN
Females. bb Col 'red............ ~
Not repOIted
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-28
CLOCKS.

Watches, Clocks, JeWelry, Go.
No. AZ SECOND STREET,
Between Main and Sycamore.
Personal attention gwen to Repairing
due Watches. (jan1 dam
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MEDICAL.

x
Iia1omD DIR. j. W. POLAND'S 81
WHITE PINE COMPOUND,
rS NOW OFFERED TO THE Az
having been proved BY the test of eleven
years IN the New England States, where
its merits have become as well known as
the tree from which, In part. 1t derives Its
virtues. si4 W. gH-4Ettl af -bsrs
The White Pine Compound Cures
Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Dtpthe-
ria, Bronchitis. Splitting Of Blood,
and Pulmonary Affections generally.
II is q Remarkable Remedy for
Kidney Complaints, Diabetes, Diff
ticulty Of Voiding Urine, Bleeding
from the Kidneys and Bladder.
Gravel and other complaints.
I'm November, 1855, first advertised Il
under the name of White Pine Compound:
peen wholesaled in Manchester alone one
hundred thousand dollars worth, where
Il took the lead Of Al the cough remedies dies
position. There are good reasons for this;
II Ia very soothing and healing in its ma
tI 1:a rs waIhai % the 't taste. and is ex
"a AS a remedy for kidney complaints the
White Pine Compound stands unrivaled.
1t was not originated for that purpose but
a person in using it for q cough was not
only cured of the cough. but was also
standing Since that accidental discovery.
many thousands have u ed it for the same
complaint, and have been completely
cured"
IL THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND.
cit was early In the spring of SO that this
compound was originated. A member of
my family was afnicted with an Irritation
of the throat, attended with disagreeable
cough. I had for some months previous
thought that a preparation having for It's
basis the inside bark or White Pine might
be SO Compounded as to be very useful in
the value of it In the case alluded to, T
compounded a small quantity OF the medi-
cine that I had been planning, and gave It
WINS jesuit Sss
the Irritation of the throat was removed,
the cough subsidized. and speedy cure was
The above was writenb by DIR. Poland IL
1880 since then, as in Manchester, tn
White Pine Compound has taken the Ieac
Of all cough remedies, as well as prepare
every city, town, village, and hamlet
throughout the New England states.
This remedy is as safe and pleasant TO
takeas it is edectual. a37af -a.arga
WHITE. PINE. COMPOUND,
GEORGE W. SWEET, MD,
IN 80. Proprietor.
Prepsred'at the
NEW ENGLAND BOTANICAL DEPOT,
10S Hanover Street, Boston.
Under the Supervision of Rev. J. w. Po-
La ~ iA ~ land. -H4f- aII ia
Cloud & Akin. Wholesale Agents. oi
For sale by Keller & White, VIM. II. P
Stoddard, T. G.. BFidwell, H. J. SchIaepfer
and by Druggists generally.
feb9 div, wit IF.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
NEw-YeRk DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY AUGUST II, 1867.


do i2c for Porto Rico and boxes Havana at 2aSc
Refined quiet at 16ic. for Hards. -, -,
SEEDS-The inquiry for new Flax Seed ls isf, anu anu
the market Is tame, at 81 s0dS2 ~ per bush lotly
Seed s in fair request at - 26GS3 40 per bIsh colSr
Seed is selling steady at 11hGnic. Calcutta Lbseeo s IN
moderate demand and steady, at 81 t2aGS2 1o boi"' n
Boston and here. -... =,
Prime in bbls. and tcs
sPELTER-silesan is quiet at &C., gold. =.
TALLOW-The market ia stronger Though Duslness is
light; sales Of 60OOe at nsdI2c Tor Far country anu
TIN-Tie business in Pig limited, but prices are firm
Plates dull and nominal
WHIsKY-The market Is more active, and Is steadyj
sales Of $50 bbls Western at 35Gs6c. in bond. :,
WOOL-We learn OF no change in this branch OF trnie
Business is very dun and holders are anxious 70 relke
The few sales making confined entirely TO the wants OF
manufacturers The Goods market continues IN very
dull and depressed state, and until there be some revival
raw material. In Boston and other neghb0ring cities
business in Wool is almost at q stand, though INC
sales making are larger than those OF Now-1 1odK
Prices generally have downward tendency Inc
closing Quotations follows Domestic Fleeees at
AO045o Tor Native and onefourth Mernos, az 454Sc for
onehaf and threeguarteTs dO 5o055e for fuDloOd Me-
rinos, and 5G65c for SaxOny Feeces 30d35c for NO
Pulled 38945c for Superne do and 45950c for Extra
do. lsd23c for Common Unwashed California; 2403Oe
bO065c We quote Foreign follows: South American at
9O934c for Common Washed, 32042c for Unwashed Mes
tia and Merno 35a40c for Washed Entire Rios, 2G G2Se
for Unwashed Creole for Washed CordOya Chian
at 2403le for Unwashed MestiZa and Merino; Cape OF
Good Hope, for Unwashed East India Tor
Washed and African at 26GSOc Tor UnWashed' ana SOS
CSC. for Washed. y
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17

ing op the repositories and the market las thus been re-
neYed OF any superahundance OF cap and rates Of in
eret are rmer at sa9 per cent FOR Hclass and
loGl2 per cent for good mercantile paper the open
market. such papcris not however, very abundant and
dep9tors able to obtain a they need but there Is
considerable paper on the seet that does not
readily IND purchasers even at higher rates.
The Boston Tfdretler Of Wednesday says:
There is fair degree Of activity in the note market
ann prime double names are somewhat scarce ana IN
s0Od request at six and seven per cent The discount
for choice commercial signatures having few months 70
maturity. The general stock markets. rather dul put
prices pretty well sustained for the public securities
and ana f9E the premium railroad shares. o,i6Is
An assessment Of S. per share amounting
TO OoO has been levied stockholders in the Pewabc
Copper Mining Company, making just bakers Dozen
or IL mines, that have made or more calls on pOp
et0rs since their reports of last years dOings namely:
Franklin. Copper Fails, Hancock, Huron, PeWaDlc, Bay
state, Minnesota, Rockland, Isle Royale, Ph6nlN Con-
cord, Calumet, aud Hecla. The average price oOihcu
for ngOt copper last year 80 cents pound Dut s
in most Instances considerably ncutrazed by the
expenses OF production. LOw-priced railroad stocks
seem TO be attracting the attention OF buyers Ior rse
The Chicago and Alton Railroad Company Will
pay September 2, a dividend of per cent, free Of
tax.
The Chicago Tribune says
"The Iowa State Board Of Equalization has just com
pleted its abOrs upon the assessment returns OF Tue III
ferent counties The show valuation OF realty
In the State OF S2i743C, and OF personal PtoPeIy,
S66s6359 This Is quite an increase over let6 the
for that year being fOlOws Realty, t22ol2Oub; pc
sOna $5757s6. The equalization of the above returns
for this will increase the amount OF real property 10
about The Board also fixed the State assess
ment as follows: For general revenue, ~ mliisi 1Or
Orphans Home three-eghths of mlli In TINS cohnee
tOn is proper TO note that the entire Indebtedness OF
the State over and above what has means TO pay s
only about 100000 AS offset TO this there rs due from
the United States about 100000"
OF the Illinois State fanances the following report
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
OF tHt IHluOIs hIdIo HauanCtb IHt IuIIUWIHk ItIUI
has been published for the month Of July, 1857
he Chicago Journal, of Wednesday, says:

The mercantile demand for money is light, but the lib
eral receipts Of new wheat necesstate the shipping
Of large amounts OF currency 10 the INTERIOR 90 that the
tendency OF the loan market Is TO Tmness. Rates
OF interest remain unchanged. The supply OF Eastern
Exchange largely I'm OF the demand, ana he
market rules fiat at 1901 Of per cent discount, Duy-
ing; and lie OF per cent premium selling.
1t was reported late in the day, that the Trades
mems Bank was in trouble and that two Of its chief
tellers had failed to appear during tbe day. Upon
inquiry it was stated that the amount of the defal-
cation would not amount 10 OlslO0O00I RzH1
The following arc the movements of Dry Goods ut
this port during the week:
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
TnN-aIIAlIrIl
FAMILY MARKETS.
OR LIVING EXrENsEs ~ NEw-Yoi
A -


FRIDAY, Aug. l6 1867.
Peaches arc with az every turn both M and out OF
the markets. They not however, the luscious fruit
of forEer ycarH - ful Of water from the excessive
rains they wilt down rot almost before reaching homo
IL s unsafe TO basket Of soft fruit over thcse
eulfry nights The supply % peaches s very mrgc, win
abundance Of halfdecayod fruit sold cheap about the
streets Good Delaware peaches cost q 2iGS 20 Y
basket with large selected fruit 40 81 -, and small
oyer-ripe at 75cds Immature Jersey peaches To sailing
nt T5c 81 . basket 20 many peaches are on sale tht
other frus OF the season. blackberrc8 ana Whort-
berr1s are little inquired fothey too are oit ana VIII
NOT Keen few Bartlett pears from Virginia are teing
al s. sol s. peach basket Pine apples are scarce ana
cost A. q bbl. In the vegetable line We add
sweet potatoes both from Virginia and DELAWARE also
Lima beans Round potatoes are rottIng 90 much during
this wet weather U is not policy 20 lay IN many aed
butter has been put mp by the pail, board the
Ducbess County bOats. This causes advance at re
lie cooler weather OF September brings forward more
freely Dark brown sugar s marked IS $50 ior 70 IN
the Vesey-st. stores, with good yi0, Young Tyson,
Japan and Oolong teas at 81 v n" Coarse pieces OF
stayp or sOup beef are selling freely at tdl2c. ~,
while the bad weather of the past few days aud nights
lead buteher-to offer Orequarters Of mutton 30 case,
Ia ,,,T nj t0a i9r after the morning trade
was coarse pieces aud forequarcrs were selling at
I5c today with haslcts thrown IN. New ST. Louis -four
is retailing al S5dsl6 P bbl while bags OF old are
marked 81 sOds 90 Poultry Is scarce noticed salcs
of large hut fine Spring chickens IN Fulton market nt
IOc y ~ The camp meetings using up al the chickens
usI now Eggs are unchanged rather scarce, with some
West4rn at 10 for 2jc New honey n Offering az iOc
m pas. boxes holding five ~ Kerosene ls working up as
n,,I. hoo in In wa III light
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17

RICT-Ths market Is moderately active, ana prices
stcndy sales OF bags Rango0n at 81 0Jsc currency
sid Rs-Raw Sugars are Ftill ia good demand ana
holders firm at ia allLc. for fair TO good Refining ses
OF lb27 hhds at for Cuba 49, ato for Clarified
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17

spiits TSrpeuppe lRosins pale, In bbs -
free . ss.... 50, asOG y bbl.., .,.....- 90 50 as7Oo
sPin,s; ,fseIPr N u.a- Ia ebls P6li.'. 600 a 900
oeS, ~ ,ad TsIF' mle- Q.s Gias. in bsisP6 s2s 1000
EGn' GiI SS%n'n s-ta 400 n bS y bS 100 IOO
hG,H' S. r,sIed IN mn .2sd 10 bsS b5 97s AS
Roir. 'No In Pitch. City, In bbA
Gbis, YSbi....-. 4T,8 4s PbbL..:;....I: "a 'S
Rosins. No. i, In =. rtttS1 osnI a-sA Ara
bbls.. bb.." $50 t0 Dds oo'.'''" 80" -
OUS-American Linseed has been In fair Teque,L
ard ,ces are steady: sales at 81 300s1 "a I'm casks
ad hRs +, 1,rude FsR oils W. note fair Inquiry prices
ar en at 10 Tor whale Ind g. for Sperm. >Manufac
nred oils are quiet and prices are nomnPy uhchageu
Lard oil las been only in moderate request nut prices
without essential change; safes at om 10 ~
No. 2, No. l. and tair % prime. q, -. -, ,,ort, On,
..PROYISIONS.We have had dun market LOT Iorh W
day and prices have downward tendency, CLOSING ne
our inside figures the sales cash ana regular ao soVV
bbIs nj s23 2od<23 26 for Mess >and $50 FOR Extra
Reef is Guiot and have only To note small cS n Si'
a s25 for Plain Mess, and t230s27 90 for
1icrce Reef Is source Beef Hams are dlli ana noii
Cut Meats are without activity. Bacon Is Iather Ie
active and We note sales Of 325 boxes leeCu,eu w iS
for strefford Cut aud light longibbed ana lote
cut Hams Lard in far demand ana prees ME- ~ n,n i
lcs Of T5o ulgs at l2lc., for No !, l2 LOT INV
lSIal9Ic for fair to prime steam ao keIe h stock
tfrfrR- our market Is active for all klhds-tho s'o'
is am l>,lt We quote as follows: -.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17

MINIATURE ALMANAC -
Suu Rises,, 5:l2 Sun SIS Moon Rises o:ea
NIGH WATER -
Sandy $40 Cows Island s35 Hell Gae'''iiif