The national Republican., 1867-09-17

MI Brodhsad replied in very feeling manner
indicating that ho priIed very highly and appre
ciatod properly the gin, which was set in a nea
frame with cord and tassels, roady for hanging
against the wall
We can compliment the Comptroller on hi,
Improved appearance, and attribute It TO his lat,
trip to Europe.
The following impromptu is very appropriate
OUR GROUP.
Br A 0ESTLsxAs OF ruE BrRslu
Among those allurins art, that bseton on to fame,
10 pains OF science, where many q noble name
Has LEFT the imprints Of unwearied toll and thouVh,
nete no art or science TO more perfection
nhsn Photographic skill, that shows the hunan face
'o'Iysa t,a IN Vaned forms, with each distinctive
oas hundred faces grouped around their houored
oas hundred form. that Jerfeet stand in bold ,o.f,
Old men whose heads are silversd with the snow, 0
Young men .tIIl .srsy battling in life. ,issrou.
Together, there they stand mosumen, Of srl.
Where nature, made sub,eryient has done Its part
And tbiAk OF nsetisg Joys always too brief 10 Is,t
These pictured forms may waisn thoughts Of other
And touch. perhaps. the chord. of .luns.rins men
To 4, b him to whom our general f.,ity We bring,
with this As heartfelt earnest oferipg,
oresths the hope that. as this group shall meet
10 futurs years. It shall recall the social u.,
That ligh,ened toll, and won from every employees
The tribute always due ofnoial courtesy.
We arc sorry We ave not space for the re
head. D''N
The ASTrErAM DEDICATION To-pAY.-The
Antietam dedication takes place TODAY. The
President Of the United States, General Grant,
Secretary Seward, Poatmastcr General Randall
and other distinguished personsges will leave
this morning at six o'clock In q special train.
though sIoursionists will be allowed TO no
through also at the same time A special ear
has been provided for the presidential party, and
every arrangement made by the Baltimore and
ohio Railroad Company for the comfort and con.
yenience Of all. Trains will also leave At and
l.4S o. N, the latter train making close eonneo.
ton at the Relay House with the great through
mai, and will arrive In ample time upon the |
grounds Tho fare for the round trip has been
fixed at six dollars.
The exercises will be Of the most interostinv
character, and some Of the most eminent men
civil and military, in the country will be present
70 take part In the ceremonies. Gov. Geary. of
Pennsylvania, Gov. Ward, Of New Jersey, Gov,
fenton, Of New York, Gov. Burnside, of Rhode
Island, Vice Admiral Porter and staG, the Chief
Justice OF the United States and the Assooiate
Justices, Rx.Gov. Bradford, Of Maryland, Mayor,
" Baltimore. Washington and other cities And
l host Of distinguished officers in the army and
navy will also be present, attaching dignity as
veil as solemnity to the dedication. Hon. John
w. Garrett has interested himself and ali the
ivsilablo resources of tho company in the mo.
i've power, cars, &c.. to make all comfortable, |
md insure them speedy and safe journey to
his, one OF the greatest ceremonies that will
lave ever been enacted 10 the United States,
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A CALL FOR AID.-On Sunday at Yves.
sy chapel Rev. Il. G. Merrick presented the
,aso OF new mission church and Sabbath school
lear the corner Of Maryland avenue and Twelfth
'treet east, with statement showing an almost
'ntire destitution Of religious services Of any kind
that part OF the city east Of Fourth street east
very promising Sabbath school, numbering over
iIty scholars, has been organized, and meets
very Sabbath at $50 p. m. on the premises of
dr' Henry Sullivan, which must be disbanded |
nless building Is promptly provided. Mr. |
ullivan has also opened his house for preaching
n Saturday evenings and prayer meetings on
Wednesday evenings. The enterprise Is warmly |
'elcomed by the neighboring citizens, and will |
leet with earnest local support and sympathy. |
Is necessary, however, to call upon the old.
Established churches for assistance The congre.
alton promptly met the appeal by contribu.
on Of $3.50. 1t 10 pretty certain that from the
lesley Sabbath school and absent members Of
10 congregation 800 more can be secured.
'eslsy Sabbath school Is maintaining, at q cost
about $500 per annum, . very hourishinR
ission in the northern part Of the city. ANY
,ntributions for the support Of the new mission
III be thankfully received by Charles II. Lane,
= Pennsylvania avenue, or by Rev. Z, G.
Ierrick, General Land Office, to either Of whom
Inscriptions may be paid. Here Is o good
pening for profitable Investment Of money both
n this life and the life to come.
SERIOUS AcCIDENTs.-On Sunday eve.
ng Mr. s6win Martin, barkoeper OF Croton
eteher's hotel, Capitol Hill, accidentally fell
'Wn the csllar.way, striking his breast against
9 stone tagging, and very seriously injuring .
mself Medical assistance was procured, and
ough Mr.. Martin is somewhat easier, yet his
jurios are OF O serious nature
On Saturday evening a lady residing on the i.
land, near the steamboat landing, had ocoa.
IN to pass from the front door OF her residence
the kitchen, and accidentally tripping up the :
rpet, was precipitated against the stove, frao.
ring her jaw and breaking of three OF her y
ont teeth DR.. G. p. Hunt was summoned,
10 extracted the stumps Of teeth and set the
dy's jaw Her injuries, though not serious,
0 very painful
FAMILY JAR-Mr. George Bailey and a
8 vile Caroline concluded to quarrel yentsr
y, which resulted in ''set.to" on the pubiio
'ests' othesr French happening BY at the time Il
ok the parties In custody and arraigned them 4
fore justice Walter, who fined tho husband
, and dismissed the charge Of disorderly con. 1
ct against the wife, as 1t was proven that M. y
iley was the aggressor,
YACHT CLUB MEETING. Tomorrow a
ming meeting Of the members Of the Ma.
nal Yacht Club will be held at Watts res.
rant, foot Of Sixth street wharf, for tho pur. Il
% Of sleoting . secretary, and making ar. 4
sa.usnka foF ths re0attA In take plaae nm tha | a