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The national Republican., 1867-07-26
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The great wealth Of the country, the vast amount
Of Cover ment aud other Loans, transferable by de-
livery, and held by the uncertain tenure OF posses
sion, the Injury and neonSenienee resulting from
the loss Of these and registered securities, heavy
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to this Is to bo superadded the protection OF AIss
capital In short, the arrangements Tor security aI'
as perfect aud absolute AS human means eau u'''''
The national Republican., 1867-07-26

CRIMINAL CouRr-JUNE TERM-Chiei
Js.tIss .! cs.!&Te .s. from jail, and dismissed
tho case for larceny pending against him.
The discharge was founded upon the affidavit
Of Arthur SAveny, tho party from whom Taylor
Is charged with having stolen the money. The
affidavit set forth that Taylor was carpenter on
the ram Stonewall, and that he and deponent had
been drinking together all day, and that he does
not think that Taylor intended to steal the money
but was so much under the influence Of liquor
as to be unconscious Of his act.
Tho court adjourned to this morning.
The national Republican., 1867-07-26

DOoK AGENTS WANTED TO CAN
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PLACES OF TIE HOLY LAND. The sontributorsto to
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meeting with astonishing success selling from $50 to
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The national Republican., 1867-07-26

The WEBSTER LYcEuM.-This young and
fourishing Lyoeum held their regular meeting
last evening In the Aidermsns Chamber, City
Hall.
The subject for discussion was
%Resolped. That the execution Of Maximilian
and Santa Anna was unqualified and cruel, and
calls for the condemnation Of the civilized
world.
Messrs. Warren and Hopkins In tho afirma-
tive, and Messrs, Kenny and Douglas In the
negative 70 11-'
The discussion was most interesting ono,
and We are pleased to notice the prosperity Of
the Lyoeum, and welcome II as Q useful promoter
Of education, instruction, and the Advancement
Of the public morals. 'aH . NJ
The national Republican., 1867-07-26

REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The follow
ing transfers Of real estate have been reported at
r. NJ. Halls real estate exchange, No. II Louisi.
ana avenue, corner Seventh street Part Of lot
20, square 2O5, north II feet, s925; part Of lot
IL, square 46l, east 2 feet, $179i part Of lot 49,
square 823, west 20 feet, $780, sub. division Of
lot 9, square 676, $400i part Of lot L. square $780,
west 30 fsst ol inches, "a, sooI lot II. square
636, $3lli subdivision oflot IL, Pleasant Plains
$900i part Of lot 0, square $50, 20 foot inches
$500.
The national Republican., 1867-07-26

SANITARY CoNPANy.-Eleven written and
twenty flour Eerbal notices wsre served yesterday
on persons having nuisanoss existing on their
premises. A number Of oarcasses were also re-
ported and removed.
William Herferth, bar.ksepsr, for creating 4
nuisance was fined 50. Harriet Moudon, col
ored servant. for creating nuisance was fined 81.
Officer Homes reports to Lieut.. Noonan that
the Third ward has been gone through by the
Sanitary corps, and that $50 families In that
ward were supplied with lime for purposes Of
publication. Twenty vacant houses were thor
oughly oleansed and whitewashed, and thirty.
Ave barrels Of lime wore used In the ward. OH
Ger Homes worked indefatigably and Captain
O'Neal, Of the Frtedmen's Bureau, rendered
valuable assistance.
The national Republican., 1867-07-26

A PRESENT TO THE TYCOON OF JAPAN
FROM PRESIDENT JOHNSON. johnson
desiring to mako suitable present to His Ma
jesty the Tycoon Of Japan, 4 short time ago
ordered 6ne gold watch for that purpose. The
order was given to Mr.. ]. Karr, Of this city, for
one Of his patent chronometers, and he was
directed to make q frss-class timo piece. The
watch has just been completed, and Is o most
beautiful piece Of workmanship. It Is one Of
Mr.. Karr's patent ohronometers, which are now
used by the U. s. Coast Survey, and arc said to
be tho best time pieces used, It Is hunting
case, Of the finest l8 karat gold, very thick and
heavy. On the inside Of the lid Is the following
inscription: 'To His Majesty tho Tycoon Of
Japan, from the President Of the United States,
1857" Tho engraving, which attracts much at
tention, was made by Mr.. Phipps, Of this city.
The works arc Of the finest kind, and jeweled
throughout. Tho style Of chain has been SO.
leoted, and 1t will be made to order at o cost Of
about 800. The watch Is on exhibition at Mr..
Kar's, 480 PennsylvaniA avenue, after which II
will DO sent to the Tycoon on the steamer Japan,
now fitting out at the Washington navy yard.
The national Republican., 1867-07-26

TnREATs.-E. d. Griffith and his daugh-
ter Emily, were before Justice Clark yesterday
morning on charge of using threats toward Kate
Hopkins. The Justice, after q hearing Of the
case. held the twain in security to keep the
peace.
The national Republican., 1867-07-26

AN OLD SrSNER.-Detective Bigley yes
terdsy morning arrested one Edward Miles, col.
ored, and aged about thirty-fve years, charged
with committing rape upon the persons offour
little girls, respectively aged eight, nine, ten,
and twelve years. Tho case was heard before
Justice Walter, and II appeared in evidence that
Miles lives in Washington street, between Fourth
aud Fifth and @ and II streets north. The chill.
dren all lived close by and he enticsd them on
Wednesday night to come into his room, saying
he had some candy and huckleberries for them,
and whilst there sucoossively endesyored upon
the persons Of Annie Russell, Georgians Gross,
and Sarah Jackson, to have intercourse. Tho
girls gave their testimony In q clear and truth.
full manner, and there was no doubt Of the old
rascaPs guilt. In two Of the cases he was held
to answer tho charge Of assault and battery, and
in the other that Of rape. He was taken to jail
to answer at the next term Of the court. Miles
has figured before In the police annals, having
been arrested some months since on charge oil
theft. Tho articles stolen were found in hi.
house, but by some hocus pocus, hc managed Ia
escape the penalty Of the law: We are Of ths
time.
The national Republican., 1867-07-26

TnREATs.-Jerry johnson, colored, com
mitted an assault and battery upon Molly Clark
for which he was hned 81 and costs. For using
threats, also, toward Molly he was required L
give security 10 keep the peace.
The national Republican., 1867-07-26

ANOTHER CASE OF Sun SrRoKE.-A mar
named George Andrews was Frustrated by th,
great hoat ut the Navy Yard. He was kindly
cared for at q residence nesr by until he wa
able to proceed to his home.
The national Republican., 1867-07-26
WINE BITTERS

Nj a Il u w ~ IA ID l. II ~ D.
CHARLES GAUTIBR retpeetlully Invites atten-
ton to his NATIVE WINE BITTRRs, Iaade from a
recipe Of many years standing, which has acquired
an unequalled reputation wherever II has been used
as a provocative Of all miasmatlc and malarlal dis-
eases. II invigorRtes the muscles, puTiaes the
blood corrsets the action Of the liver and kidneys,
promotes digestion, establishes regularity In the
female system, and Is admirably adapted as a cure
for all diseases Of females arising from debility,
Being made Of native wine and the best vegetable
tonic 1t cannot be surpassed as an appetizer and
yigorator early In the porulns, and before meals
generally and being perfectly free from everything
nAuseous and unpleasant, may be used not only with
safety at all times bat Is coz hdently recommended to
persons Of both sexes as gentle simulant, though
powerful tonic, whenever such an article Is needed
or desired. No family should be without II, as II
will supply a great desideratum In strengthening
and yigorating growing children, BY whom 1t may
bs used with perfect impunity. As the season for
malarial and miasmAtc diseases is now approach
ing this article Is offered being without rival a,
q preventive OF all diseases OF the summer and
autumn, and q general inyigorAtor Of the human
system In adults and children, as well as males and
females. .. -
The trade Is respectfully Invited TO call.
O. dAUTIER,
Imr ortsr and Dealer in Wines and Liquors.
Jyl3.lm 49,, Pennsylyania Avenue.
The national Republican., 1867-07-26

IT Is said that the Irvington Club, Of
Newark, N. j.; the Mutuals, Of New York city;
the I'm ions, Of Morrisiana, and the Athletics
and Quaker City clubs, Of Philadelphia will visit
Washington during the months Of August and
September, to engage several Of our convention
clubs.
The national Republican., 1867-07-26

BASE BALL ON SATURpAy.-The Creigh.
ton and Excelsior. junior clubs, will play match
game Of base ball on the new grounds Of tho Ma
f"~ais at 3:30 D. m, tomorrow.
The national Republican., 1867-07-26

ASSAULT AND BArTERY.-Patrick Glea,
son committed an assault upon his wife Ellen,
and being brought before Justice Walter, moi
explaining satisfactorily the reason Of his con.
duct, was sent to jail In default OF security tC
keep the pence.
The national Republican., 1867-07-26

RoBBERY.-0n Wednesday morning,
while the mate Of the schooner Lookout, lying 81
Riley's wharf, was asleep. some one entered the
cabin Of the vessel and took from his pockets q
wallet containing twenty odd dollars. Suspicion
rests upon the steward, who disappeared early In
tho morning, without giving any notice, and has
not since been heard from.
The national Republican., 1867-07-26

CONDITION Of the thermometer in the
shade for July "a, as observed at W. s. Thomp-
sons drug store, corner Of Fifteenth street and
New York avenue 9a m, s2i IL m, IS; 3P.
m, 86j 0 p. m, SO.
The national Republican., 1867-07-26

MAD Doc SHor.-0flicers Crump and
Dubois, Of the Eighth precinct, shot mad dog
on Wednesday. In the rear Of the Carroll place,
near Eleventh street east and A street south.
Yesterday morning. officer Grown, Of the Sec.
ond precinet, killed n mad dog on Seventh
near Boundary street.
The national Republican., 1867-07-26
PROPOSALS FOR MATERIALS
i UNDER THE CooNIZANCR OF THE BUREAU
OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING, TO BR
SUPPLIED TO THE DIFFERENT NAVY
YARDS
NAVY DEP
BUREAU OF Equipment AND hEoRuIrMG,
wAzuiNuToS ID G July o. 1857.


BUREAu OF EQuIrMESr AND kEoRyITHo,
wAsHISGToS, D. c., July 9, 1851,
rOffhsS &599esslall,. njSSS siyty. VII
ceived at this Bureau until 10 o'clock, m, Of tie
sOth Of July next, at which time the proposals will
be opened.
Tho proposals must be addressed to the q Chisf Of
the Sa,sau " 5SnP%s1! and nd hsSr.ia1g % sS D
Il Proposals for Materials for the Navy" that they
may be distinguished from other business Letters.
Printed schedules for any class together with In
struetous to bidders giving the forms OF proposal
Of guarantee, and Of certificate Of guarantors, will
be furnished 10 such persons as desire to BID on ap
plieaton TO the commandants Of the respective navy
yards and those OF all the yards on application to
tho Bureau.
chasing Paymaster Of each station will have copy
Of the schedules Of the other yards for examination
only, in order that persons who intend to bid may
any Of the classes Of those yards.
The proposal must be for the whole OF class and
all applications for or for the sxamina
ton Of samples must bo made to the Commandants Of
the respective yards.
The proposal must be accompanied BY . certificate
fro the Collector Of Internal Revenue for the dis
triet in which the bidder resides that he has license
to deal In the articles for which he proposes, and he
must further show that he Is manufacturer Of or
regular dealer In the articles which he offers TO sup
ply. The guarantors must be certified by tho As
seSser Of Internal Revenue for the district in which
they reside.
makes the lowest bid and gives the guarantee re-
quired by law the Navy Department, however, re.
serving the right 10 reject the lowest Dldi OF any
which II may deem exorbitant
suretes In tho full amount will be required sign
the contract and their responsibility must be certi-
hed to the satisfaction Of the Navy Department. As
additional security twenty per cenum will be with.
held from the amount Of the bills until the contract
shall have been completed, and eighty per centum OF
the amount Of each bill, approved in trplieate by the
Commandaut Of the respective yards, will be paid BY
tho Paymaster Of the station designated In the con-
tract in funds or osriheatts, at the option OF the
Government within ten days after the warrant for
the shall have been passed by the Secretary OF
tho Treasury.
- ; IL na ahaF nd
The national Republican., 1867-07-26

rT,HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT
Il the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
lumbiA, letters Of administration d. b. n C. a on
the personal estate Of Dorcas Calvin, late Of wash
ington, D. c., deceased. Al persons having claims
hibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the
subscriber or before the ninth day Of July next
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefits OF the said estate.
Given under my hand this ninth day Of July, 1857
CHARLES r. IA kRDRLLA,
iylO.w3ws Administrator d. b. n. Q. t. q.
The national Republican., 1867-07-26

AN OLD OFFENDER.- Catharine Bland,
an old offender, guilty at all times Of drunken.
ness and bad conduct, was yesterday morning
before Justice Thompson, charged with being in
toxicated and disordsrly. The justice very
wisely committed her to the workhouse for ninety
days.
The national Republican., 1867-07-26

Sun SrRoKE.-On Wednesday n colored
man employed at Dor'ey's Hotel, Seventh and
I streets, was prostrated by sun stroke. An
NJ. d. was soon on hand, and succeeded In saving
the sufferer.
The national Republican., 1867-07-26

CoMNnTTED.-A German named Otto
Kerb was committed TO tho work house for ninety
days, upon the charge Of vagrancy, by Justice
Tucker,
The national Republican., 1867-07-26

MAD DoG.-A mad dog made his up
psaranoe on Wednesday evening In the vicinity
Of First street east and A street south, creating
alarm among pedestrians. Officers Crump aud
Dubois followed tho dog up and dispatched him
with their reyolyers
The national Republican., 1867-07-26

The STEAMER WAwAsET.-This favoritt
steamer yesterday, on her trip to Mount Vernon
was crowded with sIoursionists, carrying, we be
lievo. the largest number Of any trip during th'
season.
The national Republican., 1867-07-26

GRANT To VIsIr LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN
The chattanooga Union urges the citizens to
prepare to give General Grant and stat grand
reception at Lookout Mountain on the 2Sth inst.
The national Republican., 1867-07-26
tCommunicated.l

srEAaBn RxPREss,
PoToMLc RIVER, July ~, 1857
This day will long DO remembered by tho
children and citizens generally Of Fredericks-
burg, Va. Through the kind offer of Messrs
Neodham 4 Sons, Of Baltimore, the steamer Ex.
press, Of the Baltimore and Potomac Line, was
offered the members Of the Methodist churches Of
Fredericksburg, Va, to. take their Sunday
schools from Aqua Creek to Washington. The
offer was accepted, and on this day at least 800
found their way by rail from Fredericksburg TO
Aqua Creek, and there embarked on the steamer
for Washington. The steamer touched at Smiths
Point Md, on her way to the creek, whore q
nice present Of boquets new corn, cabbage, beets
and tomatoes was made to the party by the fam.
lily Of D. Blocher, tho proprietor Of the new wharf
erected at that point. All things passed of In
the most elegant style-both great and small en-
joying themselves to natures fullest extent,
They strolled q couple Of hours through the
city, and started on their return about 3o'clock.
A number were left by staying too long away,
and they availed themselves last evening Of the
mail boat to get to thoir homes. Tho party was
q large one, quite q number Of colored persons
being among them.
With the excursionists were q Mr.. Perry with
two Misses Marshal, the youngest Of whom,
about sixteen years, he has been paying his
addresses to for some time. Immediately on
arriving, the twain quietly, and unknown to the
party and the older sister, took hack, drove of
to the residence Of q learned divine, and were
made one flesh. trust tho folks Of Fredercks-
burg, and especially tho elder sister, will over
look this little freak Of nature, for such things
are Of almost daily occurrence.
The national Republican., 1867-07-26

TAKEN ILL.-About half-past nine o'clock
on Wednesday evening q young lady named An
ME Brown was taken with spnsm, while passing
along Pennsylvania avenue, In front Of the Ma.
tional Hotel. Officers Peaster and Tucker, Of the
Seventh precinct procured q hack and had her
conveyed to her residence, on Pennsylvania ave.
nue, between Twsnty.hrst and Twenty second
streets. --
The national Republican., 1867-07-26
MAN AGE NJ Z N T.

MANIAC TENT
DIRECTORS:
s. 7. Brown, II, D. Cooke, "gSts pss1t Gsarss q, Nv.
ans, b ?. Snyder, Nathaniel Wilson
sP. BROWN. President
GEORGE o. EVANS, Vice Prssidsai.
wM s. HUNTINGTON, Treasurer.
D. p. SNYDER, sserstaTy.
Ufp,'h " my Iy2lSi,
The national Republican., 1867-07-26

RESCUED FROM DRowsISa.- Yesterday,
while a little boy named Cornelius Fanning was
fishing at the Long Bridge, and while engaged
river, he lost his balance and fell into the Poto-
mao. As he fell his head struck q timber Of the
bridge, which rendered him incapable Of swim.
ing, and ho would have drowned had not noble
hearted WAGNER plunged In the water and saved
him He was Immediately sent 10 the residence
Of his parents, and the proper restoratives sp.
plied,
The national Republican., 1867-07-26

A Foor RACE-We observed q couple
Of individuals last evening running foot race
on the south side Of the avenue, between Thir-
tsenth and Fourteenth streets. The short man
had his coat of and with sleeves rolled up ap.
peared to be In excellent condition for the run ;
but the taller Of the two not appearing 90
''ootty'' ss his rival, won tho race-long legs
md superior bottom being better adapted for
running than short legs and little wind.
The national Republican., 1867-07-26

For year or
less period.
Government and all other Coupon
Securities, or those transferable
by delivery iaeiudins Bank Bills. o. 90 per 1900
Government and all other seeuri-
ties, negotiable only by endorse
ment. ......................... 90 1000
Gold Coin or Builion............... 1.25 1000
silver Coin or Bullion.. ........... AGO 1000
Silver or Gold Plate, under seal, on
ownor's estimate OF full value,
and rate subject to adJ ustmsnt for
bulk, on a basis sof............... LOO loo
Deeds, Mortgages, Valuable Papers generally,
when Of nxed value, u. 90 year each, or accord
ing to bulk.
Of the life Of the maker.
Cash Boxes smAll Tin Boxes, for papers OF Bank
Families, 10. , will be received Al as each box or
trunk per year, contents unknown to the Company,
and liability limited they will bo Insured for the
fall amount, the contents being known at above
rates.
No charge less than one dollar
DOR COLLECTION OF INTEREST, l PER CENT.
Oh AMOUNT COLLECTED.
THE COMPANY Is PREPARED TO OFFER FOR
RENT,
Tho Lessee sxelusively holding the keyD
sARRs INsInx ITS BuRoLAR-PRooF
VAULTS AT RATES VARYING PROM go To $50
BACH PER ANNUh,
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The national Republican., 1867-07-26

The following arc Inc oIhHatsI W IuuIT nuHIHoTHl
required at the respective navy yards:
KITTERY.
NOs.l, 81, 10, 20, q, - 20 81
CHARLRST0wN.
Nos. 4, =, y, I, ~, ~, 10, -. a, 10, 81 no.
BROOKLYN.
Eos.I,2aL7, 10. is, %. a, q, "a. 49, ~,
PHILADELPHIA,
WASHINGTON.
Nos. g. 4, %, %, q, "a, %, 80, 80, 81, IS, SO.
NORFOLK.
Nos2a,47,lO, %. %. jy9.tu+t
The national Republican., 1867-07-26

WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE
w AT THIS oPIICE,
The national Republican., 1867-07-26

The YACHT JOHN Il. FoRD.-The sailing
of this tiny orait, named after Mr.. John 4.
Ford, formerly Of this city, Is thus noticed by
the Halifax Snn Of July l7th, from which port
II sailed on the 10th;
Before leaving, tho Ford sailed up to the
Royal Alfred, where the crew was invited on
board, entertained the officers and shown the
ship; afterwards the officers inspected the
schooner, set her compasses, and wished Capt.
Gould q pleasant voyage After leaving the
ship boat put Of from the Admiral requesting
them to come to the dock-yard, whore they were
kindly received by Sir Rodney Mundy, who
spoke favorably Of the little craft, and said he
had no doubt she would reach Europe in safety
The Admiral presented Captain Gould with 9
handsome barometer, q coil Of rope and two
dosen Of ale." The Halifax paper says that the
vessels crew now consists Of Charles W. Gould,
master; John CLANCY, matei Angus Armstrong,
Of Baltimore, shipped in Halifax, seamani and
Edward Murphy, boy, MS cook,
This Is the same party that started from Bal
timore, with the exception Of Armstrong, who
appears to have taken Mr.. Riddles place, the
latter not being seaman. When the Ford left
Halifax she had on board 1870 gallons Of water
and provisions for 40 days She will call at
Cape Race and then steer for the Irish coast.
The captain and crew publish a card Of thanks
in the Halifax papers TO Judge Jackson United
States consul at that port, Vice Admiral siI
Rodney Mundy, and the officers Of her Majesty'i
ship Royal Alfred, for tho marked kindness ex-
tended them during their sta there.
The national Republican., 1867-07-26

According to sIEs and location.
The national Republican., 1867-07-26

AMATEUR THEATRICAL ENTERTAINMENT
The Central Division No. II, Sons of Temper.
ance, gave last evening, at their hall, in the
Union League building, an interesting and varied
performance, the partic cipants in which acquitted
themselves in a credit bic manner. Tho farce Of
Betsy Baker" wasawell rendered and elected
unqualified aPProbati on from the audience. Mr..
"Mouser, " eyinced considerable dramatic talent.
Miss Gregory has a self.possessed manner on the
stage, and Is very clever in whatever she under.
takes. On tho whole, tho entire performance
was remarkably good for inexperienced "artists," "
and we shall take occasion to mention the names
of other ladies and gentlemen connected with the
organization IN some future notice