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The national Republican., 1867-01-07
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LOCAL NEWS

:; The FuSERAL on O. II. UrxRnEHLE, ESQ.,
Ths funeral Of the late ismsnted Mr.. Utsrmehis
took place at bis former resdence, on Sixth street.
on Saturday Ahsrnoon, And vss largely attended.
Among those present were Mayor W,iisen, Col;
number Of msmbsrs Of the Common Council and
ether Corporation ofhoers, the members generally
Of the wsshiugtou bar, and the German Target As-
sooistien IN lsfgs numbers. b..
v rev. Mr. Pinknsy, ofths Church Of the A.c.n.
icn read the impressive burial service Of the Bpis
eopl Church, sfter which the body was taken 10
the Congressional Cemetery for intsrment. The
following gsntlsmsn acted ~ pail bearers on the
occasion: Messrs. A. T. Bradley, = Carusi, r. u.
Lasksy, Q. y Ennis, and W. y. Msttingly, Of the
washington bar. and Edverd Kolb, Julius Ross,
and Oenfaa Ebsr, ofths schsutlsn Corps sl.I'
In Che morning meeting Of the members Of the
bar was held at the City Hall for the purpose Of
expressing the feeling Of the members relative 10
the deceased. judge 0iin was called on 10 pro
side, and on taking the chair delivered touching
eulog on the character Of the deceased Mes'rs.
Dsyidgs. Maitinsly. Morris. Kennedy and oarusi
were then appointed 10 drst suitable resolutions,
which were ss follows. 't-t Ns1 a.
Rs,oivsd, BY n. members Of the bar and the Of.
hosrs Of the court That ws sincersly lament ths
untimsly death Of our brother, Charles II. Utter.
mshls, and hereby express the high appreciation
We entertain Of his iptsgrty, ability and sense Of
honor, both a. lawyer and . man. Dr.. .
2. That In manifsstation Of these sentiments w
will wear tho usual bsdge Of mourning for thirty
days -.-.h -Lan
!. That the chairman and secretary Of this meet.
ing transmit q copy Of these proceedings 10 Tho
family Of the deceased, and assure them Of oui
heartfelt sympathy and respect.
L. Thst the chairman Of this meeting be requested
TO present these proceedings 70 the Supreme Court
Of this District, and to movs that they be entered
on tho minutss. ID fIf.rT. T.tH.a.G :.
Eloquent sulogiss were then delivered BY Messrs
Carringtop, Bradley, Morsell, Norris Msnick
Davis, Harley, Woodward, and johnson, Alta
| 10 attend the funeral. o. 10 .'.f -
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ usnHp srArrs PArxxr oxyIcz.

IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UsnHp srArKs PATENT oyyIoz,
wAsHnsros, Oct 50, 1850.
On the petition Of George W. Brown, Of 0AlssbuTg,
Illinois, praying for ne extension Of patsnt granted
10 him the "a day Of February 1885, and reissusd Feb
ruAry lo 1853 and again reissued September H. 1880
In Ave divisions, four of which extension 10 now
prayed for yiI numbers 1855 1887, l03s and 1852
Tor improvement In Seed Planters for seven Year,
from the expiration Of said patent which takes place
on the ID day Of RsbruAry, 1857;
II 10 ordered that the said petition be heard a tho
Patent once on MONDAY, The sist day o. January
appear and show cause, II any they have, Why said
psiitiou ought not 70 be granted.
Persons opposing the sxtsusion required 70 his In
the Patent 0hes their jsetons spseay set forth IN
writing al least tosay days before the day Of hearing
said hearing must be taken and transmitted In aesord
anes with the rules Of the once, which will bs fur'
nishsd on application,
mony must be nled In the once osnty days before ths
day Of hearing the Arguments any, within ton days
after nling the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be PubliAhsd In the
REPUBLIolH and the IntslHpsncer, Washington, D. o.
And In the Bureau County Patriot Princeton, Illinois
. week for three successive weeks; the hrst o
said publications 10 be 81 least sixty days previous IA
the day Of hearing. T. O. THEAKKR,
Commissloasr Of PAlsnta.
P.s-Bditors Of the lboys papers will please copy,
and send their bills 10 the Patent onss with paper
containing this noties. Ao7-USW
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NEw Music FROM john +. ELLIS, No. 306
PsnnsylVAniA avenue, near Tenth street "Maggis's
Secret" words and music by olaribsl Autumn
Leaves" song by J. Hullahj "WhNt Does Little
Birdie Say. BY Balfe.
The national Republican., 1867-01-07

WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE AT
w THIs oIIIok
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MEDICAL sTAFI.

suRaEoH In oHARaR.
J. II. THOMPSON, n. D., ls4 street, between TWsn-
usth and Twenty First streets.
CONSULTING PHIaIcIAHa AID suRaIoEs
JOS Z. BARNES. n, D., Surgeon General, UAitsd
JOS RILEY, N. D., asOrEsloUn.
THos. MILLER, n. D., street, Washington.
A. Y. p. 0ARNsTT N. D., New York avenue
W. p. JOHNSTON, N. D., WAshiAEton.
GRAFTON TYLER, D., dsoTEeIoWn.
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A Il d
N. H. MILLER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
JUSTICE OF THE PkAOk,

COMMISSIONER OF ALE THI STATES,
OFFICE, NO. oil NINTH STREET Wksr,
.at. Near PennsylvsniA avenue,
Weuld respectfully inform his friends ana the Publis
generally tkat he ID attending % all Legal basiAsss,
Landlord asdfsaant Notices, and prepares all otAar
tsaII ADSIcl OWEN IN ALL ITS gRksoaEs
and CIIimS IL SsaSysl. dsl2'H
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Applications for admissions can bs made to any Of As
nsdieal saa the mAtron ~ the Hospital ordsIs for
admission 10 The foe beds Of this Institution be OBJ
dAinOd Of the Rev O. H. Hall Rector Of the Epiphany
Church. Of the Rev. A. D. Gillette Pastor Of the First
Baptist Ohuroh and Of the Surgeon In charge at his
dSnes ordsrs for the admission Of the wives or widows
Of soldiers Of the Uhitsd States army be procured
thIosgh the Surgeon General. Unitsd State. army.
IyO O. II. HALL. d. D., Secretary.
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Mr.. JOHN F. ELLIS sends us his Musical
Almanac for 1867, Just issued. 1t is an interest
ing work, and Is Intended for free circulation.
Call at his store, No. 3O6 Pennsylvania avenue and
get o COPY.
The national Republican., 1867-01-07

The Plan Of Awards will be aa follows,
All the numbers representing tickets sold will b
placed In one wheel, and tickets containing the nAmei
Of presents 70 be awarded In smother.
The persons selected will then draw ticket from the
hrs whssl, aud the OF present from the second
aud tha article drawn will be awarded 10 the person
holding number eoresponding with that OF the ticket
drawn.
Tickets will be for sale at all the prneipal Book and
Music Stores and Hotels In the city and At Sss Penn
sylvAniA avenue, under National Hotel, or BY letter
addressed to
WIN. 8, MORSE,
sss Psnnsylvsnia avenue, under National Hotel,
deSO.M WAahington, D. Q.
The national Republican., 1867-01-07

NAVAL IErELLoENoE.-Dispatches have
been received from the United States steamer
Saranac, under dpte Of November I'd, 1856,
from MaSatlan, Mexico, and also from the
United States steamer Suwanee, at the same
place, under date Of November Gath, 1866.
All well on both vessels.
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THE Bors IN Blue AND THE EXTRA CoNPEs-
sArIoS.--A meeting was held on Saturday evening
st the National Hotel composed Of honorably dis.
charged soldiers and sailors now In the civil
vice, TO take action In regard to the joint resolu.
tion offered BY Mr.. Garfield, Of Chic, giving extra
compensation 10 the clerks, 10.
The last clause Of the resolution gives 20 per OF
only 10 those who we're In the Departments during
The year commencing June 81, 1906 and ending
July, 1865.
II seems that this viii exclude nearly all those
who served In the army and navy now In the De.
psrtmsnts, % most Of thSm were appointed after
the order Of the President giving the preference 10
appointment to soldiers and sailors, which was in
August, 1855, and q very large number during the
present year.
The meeting was very large for an informal one.
numbsr Of Communications weroireoeivsd from
Generals In the service. and others, sympathizing
with the object OF the meeting.
A committee, representing zach Of the several
bureaus, was appointed TO walt upon Mr.. Garfield
and endsavor to have this class Of clerks placed
upon the same footing as othsrI.
The national Republican., 1867-01-07

SO PACKAGES PURE LEAF LARD,
w In welsh Tubs, from % 10 80 pounds each.
20 bbls. Fresh Delaware Eggs.
100 boxes Family and Fancy soap.
]. q, cRAER 1 &co.,
ds22-lm IS Louisiana Ayenus
The national Republican., 1867-01-07

CAuoHr AT Lssr, For several weeks past
series Of burglariss have taksu place, and until
Saturday night last no traess could be discovered
Of the psrpetrators. The last one published was
that Of the robbery of the dollar Jewelry Store,
corner Of -Four a-half strest and the avenue,
Friday night since which time the detectives have
been indefstigabls IN their efforts to discover tho
guilty parties. Blythe display Of unusual sagaoity
Detectives Miller and Coomes have at last disoov-
cred "fence" and arrested o number Of parties,
all colored, against whom the charge Of houssbrea
Ing was clearly established on examination. On
Saturday evening Detective Miller noticed colored
boy, named James Dsyis, making an unusual dis
play OF fancy pocket knives at the Metropolitan,
which he offered to sell at low prices. He there
upon arrested Davis, who stated that he bought the
knives Of . Mr.. johnson, residing at the corner Of
Second street west and street north. ofieers
Hill, Parker, and Laraby were detailed BY Lieut.
Bekiof 10 assist DstsetiTss Miller and ooomes In
making the arrest Of johnson, which was done at
three o'clock yesterday morning. George Lee,
George Warrington, and Henry Bones were also
arrestsd on suSploion. About $500 In goods Of
various kinds we're found on Johnson's premises,
parts Of which were recognised By Msssrs. Morri.
son, 6hiilington, Topham, and Hartman, as prop.
srty taken nom their stores some time since.
The national Republican., 1867-01-07

ExAMIsRo SURoEoSs.-T Commissioner
of Pensions has made the following addi-
tional appointments Of examining surgeons
Of pensioners: DIR. l.. w. Beckwith, .Jefier-
sonville, Indiana; DR.. James O. Whitehill,
St, Louis, Missouri, and DR.. John Hawkins,
Petersburg, Indiana.
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AsrusEprENTs.

0NAOS1<A - ~. Z
ATIoNAL HEATRE,
In pssnsylys.is svsnus near willsrd's Hotel
sPALDIro RAfLkr.....""......PRo
.rztr LAST wtsk OF tas
arrg MAX MARHTZEK's
GRAND ITALIAN oPHRA
: xospAr syEpIso, JANUARY 7, 1907 q
49,. IL, ss,IiTSoS;x. i S.;.. s!. ssassss rocH, ....
.l. .N. tiH ERHANL - ...s s' (
ngners oARhRn PocH.
signor HAZxQLfNI. signor BRLbIEI.
s.S:s. EFS6I.SS ssGa SssSs sSs,
Conductor. sisnOr CARL BssehAH.
On TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY Q, At 9 o'elost,
or..d' s'l'hr.';s, .,,s% sss popular Opera
isffsia Y NV tcsgtr a pR.ssrs Arrosr
. nTsLt,sPy nrsTsL ,sP yPRR9sfsrrEs' R9sps '.'.s q
roa5s%S sS.a.SI|s SAssS: S,:. AZ u ShSHrrnI
M y; ifri N s ts,in lrsi.s
MISS O. L. KELLoe0,
Ia her ''''''s asscs sssS;s'i; slscEits 4 s;iisiI'
For the fr'' .ad 'a,J ;,%: H.- ia his great rOh Of
NILE STELLA BoNHEUR,
As s'b' 'f A.. sge.:I,nss 4 wi,Aisstoa
in order to s.: ,;I.,sA = =: y. .:s'ps.a the
BfGH0R ANr0HHUOCI,
In his great character Of Msphisiophiles.
eI0N0R fOssATf
In the role Of Wagner.
wEpNBsDAY-oniy nisht Of fsoNNAMBuLL.
Miss AMALiA n. HlucK, a. ANNA.
REVISED RATES OF ADMISSION
REssRvRD SEATS In Parqusite and Dress Circle, e 20
esHkkA ADhissioh.' h.'....,................... %
SsssRSiD SiiIs in oisi::ii. viii renal: =;
co
ODD LLowS' ALL.
FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY. r. ..a .
TUESDAY, wkDnR9DAY, AND THURsDAY EVE
EINGs, JANUARY sth, 9th and ioth. -f
THE ORIGINAL RArHRR KEMP WITH His ozLK.
BRATRD OLD FOLKS CONCERT COMPANY,
Consisting Of rwsnty.rwo Ladies' and 0sntlsmsn,
In Costumss OF One Hundred ysprs Ago,
RMMA J. NICHOLS,
The Jenny Lind Of Amsriea.
Admission B eents Reserved Seats 90 cents
Doors open st z; TO commence at o'clock.
GRAND MATINEE ON wEDsEspAY AFTERNOON,
4. JANUARY Q, AT O'CLOCK.
Children 10 Matinee 10 ssnts jsl.a
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ATIONAL THEATRE,
N psnnsylyssis svsnus near wnlsrd's Hotel
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ORPHANS CouRr-Judge PtrceH-F. L.
Boyle was appointed guardian TO the orphans Of
Thomas and Mary Dwyer Bond 81, 900.
Tho hrst and hnal accounts Of the guardian to
the orphans Of Josiah Barron, deceased, were ap-
proved and passed.
The hrst and final account Of the executor Of r.
7. Wilson, deceased, was approved and passed.
The fourth individual and the fourth general ac.
counts Of the guardian Of the orphans Of John
Bhreve, deceased, were approved and passed.
The seventh account Of the guardian Of the or
phans Of Richard B. NAlly, deceased, was approved
and passed
N. Thompson, Esq, announced the death Of
Charles II. Utermehle, and after some appropriate
remarks the court adjourned.
The national Republican., 1867-01-07

GENERAL ORDERS No. 100 from the Adju
tant Generals Office, dated December 81
1866, modfes paragraph 1879 Revised Army
Regulations OF 1863, as follows: For regi
mental quartermaster sergeant; three bars
and tie Of three bars in silk. For com
pany quartermaster sergeant: three bars, ant
q tie Of one bar in worsted.
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DrpAnrrrsr or srArz
ron Dscembsr n. 1894.

ssiaa.- WAsnnafoN, pscemeer ~. isoo'
Information has been received OF this De-
partment from Mr.. ALsnxD CALDWELL, the
Consul OF the United States at Honolulu, Of
the death, on the 18th Of November last, at
Honolulu, Of DR.. 8. p. FoRps ..s Dob
The national Republican., 1867-01-07

NAVY BULLETIN roR DECEMBER 29rH.--
Ordered-Acting Ensign Joseph M. Simms
to the Ascutney. ,.l o.. a.
Appointment Revoked-Acting Second
Assistant Engineer David Pace, Of the Mem
phis; Mate John Shay. .tg.I- ......
Honorably ischarged-Acting First As.
sistant Engineer Enos Hosier, December Is;
Mate H. A. Rogers. a.-
Detached.--Acting Second Assistant En-
gineer George Cowie, from the Estrella,
and ordered to the Tallapoosa; Acting Sec.
ond Assistant Engineer s. X. Carter, from
the Tallapoosa and ordered to the Estrella.
The national Republican., 1867-01-07

The GENERAL LAND oFFIcE.-Returns re-
cs;, I'D at the General Land Office from the
Local n, aice ct Marysyille, California, show
that 7,94O a. res o. the public lands were dis,
posed Of during ne In.a 81 NosemDer iIss
homestead law. The CO. asAieS amounted 10
$1,000. .. ,,..
Copies Of approved lists Of swl mp JANUS III IN
Marysville, Stockton and San Fran.. SEQ ats-
tricts of California have been certified to INC
Governor Of that State, covering an aggre-
gate Of Ill ,O99 acres.
The national Republican., 1867-01-07

MErzERorr HALL.--A series Of entertain
msnts arc TO be given this week BY Mr.. and Mn.
Howard Paul both hne character aotors whose
songs and impersonAtions show them to be admira-
bic artstss In their peculiar line and who present
fund ofvsrsatility not oftsn found In parlor en-.
tsrtainmsnts. Between them they represent q
doIsn oharaeters Of high and low degree, taken
from all conditions Of life. Mrs. Howard Paul, In
addition to being finished actress, possesses de-
lighful oontrAlto voice Of rare power and beauty,
and illustrates In effective manner opposite vocal
msthods In tho songs Of the Dream Of the Reyel-
Ter " and the g." French SneeEing Song, b" both gems
In their way. Tho whole entertainment Is chaste
and elegant, and furnishes the means Of passing q
few hours In an agreeable manner. A full pro.
gramme will be presented this evening.
The national Republican., 1867-01-07

REsULr OF A SPREE-A DEPARTMENT CLERK
ReBBED.-Frank Drew, not the actor, and Bill
Garner, whose names occupy an unenviable niche
In the police calendar, were arrested at the corner
Of Twelfth street and Ohio avenue yesterday morn.
Ing By Officers Leach and Prazier, on suspicion Of
robbing the person Of John Reilly, clerk In the
Treasury Department, on the evening previous
Justice Thompson gave the parties hearing last
night whom II appeared that the complainant, Mr.
Reilly, got on . bender on Saturday night and
aftsr visiting the different drinking saloons In
Hooksr's Division. foil among thieves, and In the
morning found himself ut the Kirkwood. minus his
ehspsau, coat, boots and money. Circumstances
ted in the robbing, aud the evidence adduoed at
the trial last night was sufficient to warrant their
commitment to jail In default Of $500 bail.
The national Republican., 1867-01-07

To THE SKATING PARK.-Ere you go, young
gentleman and lady, We wish to state that Mr.. O.
r. Cummings, SAT Seventh street, second door be.
low Northern Liberty Market, has lately received
an excellent selection Of skating polish boots Shoes
10, from tried Manufacturer which he Is selling
at low rates.
The national Republican., 1867-01-07

The CASE OF SANFORD CoEovER-0n Sat
urday the exceptions taken by Mr.. II. @. Gooding
IN the ruling Of the Criminal Court in ovsruling
~. A. -uuuer entered to the indictment Of perjury
sssnst sSnford Conover, lin false swearing before
tse Judioi.r,- Committee Of the House Of Repre-
ssn, s,,Sss Va, rgusd before the District Supreme
Court in general t,rm, Judges olin, Fisher, and
Wylie.
The national Republican., 1867-01-07

SUDDEN DEArH.-We regret to announce
the sudden death, on Saturday last Of Robt Broom
Rsq, an assistant in the clerks office OF the Su:
preme Court Of the United States The deceased
VA we'll known to many Of our citizens and was 4
most estimAble gentleman. He died Of heart dis
ease at his residence on -Four. .Rnd-a-half street.
The national Republican., 1867-01-07

Information has been received st this De-
parffnent nom Mr.. M. d. L. Lane, the Con
sui Of The United States at Vera Cruz, Mex
leo, Of the death, on the 9Th Of December
last, H. Vera Cruz, Of James L Kennedy, for
q number Of years United States Consular
Agent at Jalaps, Mexico. % ~, ,nf7
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da2-2ANet
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-07-18

COMMITTEE sesen bsFsn irlibartiAs8 erbar8nng nno
Die itli6e gsrainIung sinsn 8csiAuB bon 10000
5rane5 aspGGrt.
Fir has btsr IN 8artA Rom IA. bis 16. Suli bu
fsiernbs etba. Niuffisf fnb BON frerthen @slebritd'
ten SER limb yran Sca6im bon Sannccsr, fri.
Gmilie g9aauer BON &arlsrube uno bic Serren
StcG6auien prn Sa,nburg unb Shneteer BON Het'
terbam oercnnsn trcrbsn. Ser 6efdcr psrn ieer
600 @angsr fart fem. Oie Epn9ale, su trel&er
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Den 1T, natt fA t6rsr sanslthsn 8oasneun9 tnb
lie niro nGtRen GreitaS lore afufil1s Yrcbs b'
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Gentt es a6sr In hie1sm 6sitsrn 8ilSs buntsr
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Gus 9eieQanb Elm In brrttger @ssenb nncrbSrtcs
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gteinaH, an DER fart bseanSenm Sanbfrase na3
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ron 8stna9 cine @irt6i4at betrettt. Sssten
DisuFag ain8 lsine Grdu NIT 8iriaen ouf Den
Warft nab 8aist, Der Wtann nit ianSersn 8tubern
auf Elm Gid &anb. Gin WiSehen Bon Is uno Elm
Gnabe bon 8 Satrsn tuureen ~ 9aule Selaiisn, I'm
e;nsm etirai8sn Safe sinen gdOppsn bplsn su fSn'
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mann 8onart aus 9prna9 e~infsbren, fnest absr
bic Birtbi9aft lscr uno iterbaupt cine unbsimlihs
StiQs i'm Sauie. Naa liusersm Barten auf bic
Wirtb 5lsuts sntI6lpB er fD gum Naaiuhen, p6
tenn gar Niisinanb I'm Sauis isi. gr fOu1mt ms
GnlafSimner unb iucet Dor siusm Bette ben Snas
BEN e~rorcTslt cine itarfs S6nur nm ben Gals ss'
iGlunssn, bic Saiien erbrc@en. llnten i'm Seller
fanS man ba5 @lGpSsn etsnfaGs ererrielt, bans'
ten einen 8nittsl, nit nslasm e8 tpabrideinlt5
tstGGbt wurosn mar, unb Elm S9CppenFdi4Aen,
in NIELSEN ss Mstn III bOlen seSaate. Sic anne
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ttrtsr 2antiraBs mittsn am Sage 81 elmer Subrsss
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