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TRACT OF LAND.

lying and beingtin 5Orahgei County, on the
waters of Blue Run, adjoining the lands
OF Ebenezer Goss, Charles J.. Stoven and 9TH
ers, containing about d s.ssu is'ifs4o
Three Hundred Acres,
It. being the tract OF land on which tho said
Georges. Newman resided, and the follow
PERSONAL PROPERTY:
Too Horses, Too. Yoke Of O.een,
Three Co,cs,
al the said Ne,cn,an's Household and
Kitchen Furniture, ~
Al the Farming Implements, y ~, ~ .a III,
which were on said farm at the time Of cxe-
cutting said Deed of Trust. Ifany Of the per-
sonai property herein advertised has been
removed to the present residence OF said
Newman, 1t will be sold either there or on
the land. 'f.'' n e -tt4nd r. llt, ,.nusf-
The terms of sale for the land areas fol-
lows:-One third OF the purchase Iaony to be
paid in cash, and the baIancein one and two
years from the day'of sale, with interest nom
the date. For the personal property, cred
IT OF six months WAL begiVen for, all sums
over Ten Dollars, tffe purchaser giving bond
with approved security, with interest from
date; for all sums oil, Ten Dollars and under
the cash viii be required. Selling as Trus-
tee, shall conved only such title as Is vest
ed in me by SAID Deed. sF'ssft.'tff
JAMES S. BROWN, Trustee.
May Is, 1S6S--6t.
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BENJAMIN ROSE

OFFERS for sale at his'few1, BfiSk
~ store, Dry Goods, Groceries, Ready .Made
Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, &c.,- He,
has Bakery connected with his Store, .anU
is prepared to furnish Bread and Cakes of
. An kinds of Country Produce takexfin ex-
change for goods .RfnlItau sgA
| April u. 1858. 4 - !. ~ -.
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KN0X'& WKTTLES,, -
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

ALEXANDRIA, VA,
SOBtGlT consignments Fot Opnptry
~ Produce and orders for thetppfchaso Of
supplies, and promise to give tho best atten-
ton to any business entrusted to thela, and
Anil M iatDsf " zilf!1thA 49,.
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? :. J. -. 2. :, " " u % If3ftsFF
A SPRIGHTLY, active youth to 1.-Two
L n in my store, One who has had some ex-
perience preferred. To sucha good situation
can be Contained. Testimonials as regards
character requlIed. A. THOMSON.
May 8, 1868. 1i M 1ttLIrNtI
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'EIIE Dwelling Housewife Store Room
\ attached, together with ;vgo6d I<h hhlp
Meathouse, and Grden adjoining nIy Steres
Apply to A. THO MSON
Feb z 1868 '-r ttfa+taA-f -
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condemnation, are grossly tyraunical
and ought to rouse the Indignation of
every American citizen from Maine to
California;. at it4..'.'
John Gray the last soldier Of the rev.
olution, who was born near Mount Yer
non. in Fairfax Co., in 1854, died at
Hiramsburg, Ohio on the goth OF last
March. He stated to his biographer
that he had shaken hands with General
Washington, had fought under him and
was his warm personal friend. He
emigrated from Virginia shortly after
the revolutionary war, to the wilder
ness west of the Allegheny mountains,
settling in what is now known as the
populous State of Ohio, where lie lived
up to the time of his death; Witness
ing the mighty changes which have ia
ken place in that section Of our country.
That he is the last survivor of the rev
olution there is said to be no doub IT,
Echo answers doubt.
Mr.. VIM. Carrot, of Grecnville 8. G.
was riding five year old stallion, in
'Laurens district, and, on attempting to
remount him. jerked the reins. This
enraged the horse. which sprang at Mr..
Garrett and bit him severely on the
arpR. a fight began between the man
and the furious horse, which succeeded
in biting several pieces of flesh ont the
side OF his riders side. The struggle
continued for some time when the horse
bit oil two of Mr.. CARROTS fingers, and
threw him down Stamping him on his
chest four or Eve times as he Law upon
the ground. Mr.. Garrett managed 20
twist the bride and halter around q
small tree, and then crawled off short
way. lie was found by nelghbor who
was passing, and carried to the house
of Mr.. j. ii. Jones. Medical aid was
called in, but. Mr.. Garrett died the
same night. The horse remained in an
enraged condition for hours, and severe
means were obliged to be made use of
before he could be even approached.
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Natiunal slepublitau.
FRIDAY MORNING liiiii:isEpTEYDEE IS, IL
NEW ADyERTIsEaEsTs.

JoHN /. ELLIS, No. 800 Peuusylyania ave
nue., calls tho attention df the public TO his
large stock Of music Instruction books and
musical instruments Of every description aud
at popular prices.
MEssRs. $. p. DRowr q Sor, corner Of New
York avenue and Fifteenth street, offer for
sale four new, elegant, spacious, aud isshiona'
bic residences. See their advertisement 10
another column.
THE Grant and Colfar Club OF the Fifth
Ward will hold a meeting this evening at the
Washington House, North Capitol street.
TnB Seventh Ward Republicans will NEE,
this evening at Hyson's Hall, on L street, be.
tween Foul. and-a-half and Sixth street.
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. NfFfFUlDTF
IWEhtci By 4. P. Norris, IT,, jcrIc.. IN Seeds
Trees, Iiace, Im3ieasn's, Sc, 4 HIcr,, ncd
Twcnig.SCcOnd, nccr HCnI3WrEpir rsoype am
/ Circle, Warrington, D. C,-Farrcrr nee agnii
mcdialeIy completed. nv he 5th Of IA y .nontl
| grain BCCJing should br over, giY.p1 a1othet
| ihtcfNalof Icbt IncTe IL always rCmcIhing &c
demand eIo inrmc 'Iattention wa'm weather
Will soon nc over See to YOU wipirI supply oil
fuol' repSi- dilapidatcd iepcesi Gather VI
tools and implements, AID nut untcr shelter;
clean and oil the polished pltis OF plows; re-
move ~ gun ,rom move NUu ,Cl Jcrsi II is
caslly done by usuf DcDZ.ur' mAkC prepl ira.
tiOrs to keen up yOur OfCha VA win reach
pon apple. plum ,l'u C'c' gC3. They
VIII rcnly you well, Ucplrc The thanks oil
YOU pOs,criiy, which you SHOULD ain 10 de.
selvc. Look 10 your 1--we a.nU.' see IL you
have good quarters rrcpa CO 'Or thcm. Keep
GOOD stogh. You eau easily ia sheep OF ticks
and yeln,h Oy uIihg The iumigator. Good
polnt1 for COW are; uead %mall, lem, bony,
tnpcrlnT 10 the nuZyle nose Hight color. ewes
promircnt urisht and clca. no nS light color,
ea'i lnNy Hnh thin, mock short and thick
thrOug Il The nCart he. iOios sIl hir1 blCAd
and wide, logs shOit. t,e ska should nnVe 4
soft, flexible and lWJs,aUtinl touch, uuuc
TUnny "'hl1h. ant me ,cAts s. N1d'fg v .ue
apart cD0vcd'en ,lgr. ci"., r,oah. In
chOc-iul y"Id cows VcICC, IiCG !. her
first cll' 20 We. Is n1slu S tncN good.
She 4. u''.,C = ncttct hi kCr ,lnu orc that
caivCB 10 IA. nr wiOte Az nc hl..J that
tend TO tic see rtiOr o. .!Hl &c developed 10
thcirtig ,tp nil ,,.nq noe. ne .,r.u ,ncntIy
cnItrart, Un"ui.t,cI ice Ca, .,l, cs q; your
beat mike, 20 ,gr bu,chc q Ic latte, mart
OF August is 10 ,o1I line for younr hrjtrr
TO rr7 te tr~ ir,ime,c ncrus;utai,c OK / male
Gomp"u!oh 9.l 70 TO W '"sP. -)CPi's
BMI"h -" nillN Auu o. 'V. " ruUi ZOE
puuHc' ~ wy, pu' ~ "a ~" d. ~ u'NtI "
th'so PNo.'. tioNei hou n''t - - uetler
80, .nl.yh COWS Nith ''no''' Wv ecu aBH.
HtuIE"o n' HrpneN M',h g Lir. or 'N"nge
wiz httn n''H "T runoE * H"l '' H'U u"ts.
n n 9 ii 81. .Fu N.HtfIr
lpuus nipw = 30 ',nniCdiaiciy. SNyC Inc 1t ain
ings % you. rarn.vN Il otto ~ aUrlrioy II
back agtiu; :, - voitN colt CsuCc a., 50 ny
IT," "bditiGu O smrll nrln,i,ir, o, ~, ana
plas,cr otCaslrr7Ilr 10 the pile SFcrcrcL
manvrc Possesses sl;rr - TG'rr also shcl.
tered ,uel auU yJGl C. CT strct iisl y; best
aecd uhca,,: broodes,, 2 brsnvls sCcI 80
nc,ri drilled. I UushCl, dO.i { cvrn ,yniie
chat Mcdi ertnjean. 10 bushels Oer &c @
bearded. Weeks white Is Upghcl, 10, uc1rd.
DouSht Tapnahenuock % "ushcls do.
VIE ,nnG mrI',ef,,C ~H' d Sn.ncIs do,
ncHtAc"i I.'nchtet icN CnNh " uuhAtls
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AUCTIOE sALEs r0.pAY.

At Ave O'Clock, on the premises, = lot Of
ground In Washington county, situated near
Tcnnallytown, on the road leading from
Georgetown TO Frederick.
At six O'Clock, on the premises, thres lots
al the corner Of First street west and A street
south. opposite the Capitol grounds.
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! THR following sthc list OF letters remalnln
In the post Office, Gcorgetown, ID. g., Septem
Der II, 1865:
LADIES' LIST.
Bond, Mrs f Kingsland, Mrs N
! Brown, hhhala kCaTney, VI PC Las
brooke, Mrs NJ Lansdaie, Mrs II
Brown, Mary Long, Mary L
Brown, Ellnora Payne, Anna
CurTan, Maggie Randolph, Maria
Cushman, Mary Sinclair, Mrs III
Dunbar, Elizabeth Slade, Mrs L
DOlan, Mrs J Smith, Mary L
French, s Steel, Mrs II
Jones, MrsCK Someryillc, MrsN
Jones, ii y
aErTLgMEN's LIST.
Bcsnpees, BB Keenan,, WIN
bent, Jacob Lowe, Capt Warren
Boxsll, VIM + McVRy, John
BUbbs, Enos Mclean. FTanciJ
Btlugh, Geo W O'Ncil, Jos
ti'sel, q w Phillips, Geo
Carr, Edward II Potter, Capt Isaac :,
Cuppy, ] p Spears, Noah
CluF, Jas Spraguc, Geo W
Collins, Iessey Shore, Edward
Crown, samuel swain, JRcOb-2
Carter, Hedge stanton, Geo II
Dcwell, T. Sturgi5, ThOs
DELANEY, las : Talbot, Samuel \
Ficllg, Richard Thompson, h, 'coD
Ford, Jas EenahIr, Thos
johnson. John J Wise, q J
johnson, Henry Wcgtgate, Jas Is
Kirby, X \ Waples, j Is
MIsCghLANgous.-Agen gent Carroll y MHgin.
icy CiFcusi Times
GEoRGE HILL, JR, L. N.
POToNAC DiyIE;GT.--TMs Temperance diYi-
sion held n meeting on Wednesday evening,
and after the transaction OF The UsuaI order Of
busircrs, addresses were made by the Grand
Worthy Patriarch, W. =. Drew, and Worthy
Patriarch, J ohm Lee, both of whom congr1tu.
lated the division as the bnnner dir!Gion OF
tho liie'rict. The meeting was thcn ryDrcd
with the song, "Msrchng thrn' Georgia" bj
Mr.. +. lisrIitCn Wilson, who being CECoICd,
sang Tie Vine Cup" which was received
with applause.
FlRg.-AbnUt twelve o'clock yesterday, m
alarm OF Ere was sounded, caused by the burn
ing Of a frame building on Second street, near
the College. The hreILen were promptly on
the SPOT nut, owing to the scarcity Of water
the roof was burned off before the flames were
suhiuCi.
TnE fine improvement On Bridge street, IT,
thc erection of two elegant bri, stores and
dwellings for MI, A. New man, is rapidly pro
crossing, the indefatiEahlc contractor, Mr.
Win lIutchinR, having large force Of me
chIuIcs on the buildings.
Frrrrvrr.-wc notice tho return m Rev.
W. W. wIllirmR, rector Of Christ church, 10
three or four weeks In Virginia and Canada.
lie is much improved in health, and viii re-
sume his pArochial duties on Sunday next.
MrR,uANr" EE,TNEGE.-OFcrings, 100
bushels corn and 1850 hushcls wheat. SAlcs,
wheat, 100 bushels At q 10, $50 bushels ut - %
co bushels A. t2u0 40 bushels At s2.G5. Torn.
800 bushels at Ais, $50 bushels at %l.20, $50
bushels at Il. Is.
TIga. Observation-Disclosures r. Scar'rr,
King. from hl"rHIdriG wit.. mnrH' for Hg'.
ley x Bro. CqH7'nc1t =. y. Vh"m.s, for
Point Of HOclis, with ,uui and corn for J. z
Waters and Hul!sy Bro.
SHIPMENT or F'.ovE.-Tho steamer =. {.
Kniyhi, which leaves to.Gay for Nov YORK.
taxes cut l.5yo hArlrlF huUr Tor 'aG' ..I,, 80. .
100 lHrCls Tor Nurlolk.
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GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

ORDHRa forthe NATIONAL REPUBLIcASinGeorga.
town may be loft at the bookstore Of Mcssrs. T.
NJ. X. Mills SGo. l9 Bridge street. or at Messrs.
GT. Getty & Cos, loo Bridge street, where copies
Of the REPUBLICAN, may DO obtained daily.
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AssAULT.-TOm Bowie, the oOlorei puIili,t,
wSi arrested yesterday on the charge Of coz-
Uniting Al assault and battery with Intent TO
Kill, upon Maria ShsLd, on the let instant,
Justice Harper held him Tor 8 further hearing,
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J. n. SHhrrirrp the we'll Known conivt'
tloEcr and rNiercr, 40 Penn'ylvSuiA avenue,
between Twelfth ard ThiItcenth streets,
whose establishment 10 now the largest Hnu
fines, In ths city, 10 Masking grand and extern
,lve preparations for the winter season. He
will keen N h,' s.luOn I'll the hrl!rneies NJ
the lesson sud the hc,, ~ everything the mar
kst can afford. He Win supplied frOmNurfUlk
and BALTIMORE win the ncst and finest oys'crr
and g,ms G,esh -Isy day. Eeing m expert.
enced c0rfsciionsr h mssic he fully prepared
TO furnish the lRrEesI wedding parties and re-
ceptIonN or dime Z, and Etvs sAtlafactiUn to
All who may en,ust Tltd h,n their orders st
the shortest DO,icr vi. rromptueFs,
He kC.Vs rlWays the iucst ard best French
confectionery fruits, and prrsefVe' Being
p.r,nnsllv wsll known 70 the citi-tDs Of
Wsshins ton, hsving resided among II, iUr the
last fourteen yGsrs, tnt h.yinS always given
sstisfNgtion 10 all who have pAtroniIed him.
We hope win he we'll rewarded fer hts en-.
srpfiss from our oitiIsns and that they win
cChtinGc 10 pstOui2r him during the con ing
~iu!er aud years to come.
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YoUSG MES'S SEYMOUR AND BLAIR OIUB
"A stated meeting Of this club WIS held at
the rooms OF the Consery alive Army And Navy
Union, on Pennsylvania, avenue, between
FOur-Nnd-a-hslf and sixth streets, lNit even.
ing Joseph II. Bradley, IT,, esq, in the VI sir,
and Mr.. BeujSmin Mar, secretary.
MIR. White offered the following; which vas
adopted:
Rts0ircd, That the Finance Committee he,
and hereby is, directed to confer Immediately
with the different ward organizations, with tie
view OF obtaining their co operation with Us
In contributing money for campaign purposes,
aud report at the next meeting.
an invitation was received irOH the Wcbt
End seymour and Blair Club, to attend the
dedication Of their new nAs-pOlc, on next
ThurBdHy evening, st Tweuty-secOnd street,
which was declined because Il would IL i'm
practicable, and the corresponding secretary
Greeted to 30 inform that club.
communication was received from the
FINN Ward Seymour and Blair Club, in which
that club returns its thanks 10 the Young
Mcn's Seymour aud Blair Gles Club Tor their
excellent yocalism on the night Of WsJues-
day, at their polo dedication, and 1t was &C.
ceptel.
A motion was made, and 1t prevailed, to
change the hour OF meeting from to 1880 p. N J..
An Invitation was received from the editor
OF the Alexandria Commercial for the club to
attend, on Saturday night, q Seymour And
Blair ratification meeting In Alexandria. 1t
cabiity.
An Invitation WAS received from white
hurst's photograph gallery for rs members OF
the club to call and he photographed in a
A Communication WAS received from the
Western Staten Anti-Radicsl club ksking this
club to cooperate with them in distributing
campaign documents throughout the country.
This invitation was also accepted.
This club declined to attend the meeting at
CHrus'g hall, TO which II Ind been invited, on
the ground that they could (sO we were ia
fOTmed) use theIr money to better advantAge.l
Adjourned.
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MAYOR DowEE.-InfOrmhtlOu has besn re.
seiysd here that kis houJr, Mayor Bowen,
and 1t is lisly that he Will not return TO this
city until next week.
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UraRr.-On Wednesday, afternoon the yacht
eyhound, with u party OF gentlemen on
board, lott her WHAT for asNll down tie Po-
tOmAc. Al Tina timo the wild was blowing
veTy heavy from the noIthwest. rnd she lost
bsr msinma.t few moments after startiHy.
Shs continued under foiesNil, making better
th.n steamboat tIMs. About 7O'ClCck, when
coming up, hrN'dS cry iOr he'll and beading
iOSNrl the plses nov wAuuce ,iIs sound came
1t bsius quite dark, And thS wiud blowing =
perfect Ytir-psI,ti1su tIe yscht Scssiord, mp.
It la the middle OF tho riyCr opposite tho
srseuli, vita ave IEtu cunsiug TO her, who
were pretty ~.ll sSh,uStSi. The Greyhound
rescued ard carried ihsu INIslT ~ Hatts
Bsy.
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FsHp.-A oolorGi iudiv iduAl, named George
OOrbiu, IVES srTrLted yesterday for carrying
eouceAisd weapons, add lucd cav By Justice
Tucker.
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SAINT TO THE WoRtHoUsg.-A llttls colored
boy, named Douglas, waI srre-tsl for stealing
hlty cents from Mira. FRuncs, residiny on
Fourteenth street, Island. The boy was con-
m!tlel to the woFk-hOuGG.
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THs CLEpKs' VoTRs.-EEorSs are heiny
III sde by the various state Organization. here
to perfect orange msnis Tor getting out the
vote IN the Departments and obtaining fur
loGghs for the elerks A meeting OF New
Workers has BEEN held here 10 provide the bs-
ce,s.rJ arTsDsentuis and TO consult upon the
best couris to be pursued. Ohio hAs slrsady
taken similar action.
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FIrTH AND SIXTH WARD GnANT AND COL
FAX CLuD.-A meeting OF this association was
held at the club rooms, on Eighth street east,
between T. and q streets south, last evening,
Josiah Il. Nehablc, Gag, the president, In tho
char, and ur. Henry stewart. secretary.
The meeting having been called to order, tho
roll was called, and the minutes Of the pro.
oecdings Of the last two meetings were read
and approved. 49,
The Secretary hero proposed for membership
Melsrs. W, W. Bradley, Robert Coob, Joseph
". g. llollins, VIM. Denis, aud Robert Y.
Hamilton, aud they were referred TO the Fl.
ecutiYt Committee, who reported iavorably
thcfeupon. The gentlemen were duly elected
to membership.
Mt. William Boron, chairman Of the eIecu.
lion. fol The prJpS.ei denOn,tfstIop On Tues.
fhe Chalf stated, In reply to suggestion OF
Mr.. Boron, that about thirty orators had been
engaged TO deliver addresses on the evening OF
Tuesday next, the occasion OF the mass meet.
Mr. Carey W. White stated that speakers
were engaged from the States Of Ohio, 1n
diana, California, and other Ststes. Two
gentlemen had each contributed $50 TO the
Boys IN blue, and these two gentlemen would
address the lheeting on that occasion also.
They stated their Willingness to double their
contributions If deemed necessary.
Mr.. White thought II would be n good Idea
TO erect two additional stands for TuCsday
night.
hlr. Cowsn Inquired II IL would no, do 10
put up = Democratic stand-tvo barrels OF
Risky with = plank across them. Laugh.
tel
Iii. George Scott and Mr. Michael Mash
were, on motion, chosen members OF the club.
Mcssrs. Carey W, white, Clarence NJ. Bar.
ton, Michael Nash, and Robert Hamilton do
liycrcd saort and forcible addresses.
Adjourned.
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SALgo PUR,IC LASpI,-Rsturns received
Yesterday at the GsneIsl Land once, exhibit
! dispLssl OF II, :dB Adrts OF NE public domsis
during the pa i MOO til, At the following places;
81. Pstor, Aina, FLsTt ssre.i VisnsbAso City,
MINI, ., 93+ ssr,A. The Grstter portion of this
land wa solu for sash, Aud he rsmAiudsr isksa
up by ss.usl settiVrb under the Homestead
Ia
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DENru PROM PARALIsIs.-Alr. Edward Cow,
ling, OF the lrm OF OOwllng Bros livery stable
keepers, mentioned by US q few days since as
having been affected By paralysis, died, we are
sorry to announce, on tho 10th iEEt, the age
OF W years,
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TINS RfvER FRosT-Tho steamer Arrow,
ShckpOle, lett her wharf yesterday morning
on her regular trip to Mount Vernon
Ri,ty' FharC-Arrivsl: Sch oOners Nath,h
Tyler, Owens, from Hsvre-de.titaee, With 200
waters, from HAvts-de-irscs, with coal for
the SANE 1tni John \. Hsysns, LOWS, with
potatoes for market. Sailed: Sshooners J. J.
hsypole, Bevediek, for Gone river, lights Orl-
Gntal, Cheshire. for st. Georges Islalh, light,
Orator, Brown. for MaohodOG, liBhtj Cynthia
Ann, Trader, for ACcomaC, light.
FOpieT's WhdrI.- Atrivtdi SChoouers Will
liam L. Day ion, Adams, aud Mary Ann, Bailey,
frOm HAvrs lcGrAae. with coal, aud FlOuDder,
skinner, with wood for the WA.hiGgtOn aud
Georgetown Ice Company. Sailed Schooners
Mechanic, Sm.it, down tle river, lights Lucy,
wilson Hight.
Fag's FGarC-Arrivedi Schooners William
Thomas. Bnylrs, ION MAehodoc, for h. Fal-
conCri star, ShsGkelfori. with wood for mar.
kctI Mary Ellrsheih, Reagan, with hickory
wood fut the u. ". BsrnhglO. Salled3 Long.
boats Thoms l.. Carroll, llCnlOn, md Nils.
louUi. Keys, down the river, light.
Br0TH'' FHnJ,-ArrLvsd; Schoorers A. Cor.
,On, Dorsey, from HrNrc.ls-GI1co, with 100
ton. nf coEI for =. r. Brown 4 SURi william
j.. Hem, Thomss. from HnvFe do-G race, with
lumbsr for =. =. Brown 500.
HarUey's HhdLJ.-ArTivsd! steamer Pioneer,
Olden, from Aceotink, With wood for Harvey,
CLARK 8 Given.
CGiicr's HhdII-Arriv.d; Schooner O.sSn,
Shannon, from SycsutiA Island, with 1855 tori
Of Lyxcns r,lley coal, for dsorgs T. Lspsley
\ son.
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HEAR Va, PEO"LE. AND LETgS TO THE
Nor,g oP Wi~puS.--Those IN Wsht Of goats
,Jruis'r'rg Goods, good pOous, > low prices, 90
10 Inc on iuH Fame. ypi ~cNc1,H street, he
twccl D 40 H. where you VIII hnu , splepdld
assortment, twenty per ceAt, cheNyS than Ia
Suy similar estaG. snnert In ,He cly. HIs
motto Is, "A quick pe"py is better 'hru aslow
lullHr.r S1'rurmbrr the pl,ce-iN seventh
street, lerre plt,c-gllls irouIr LtN dOora below
u Rtrcct. No branch store.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-18

TIE GRANT AND COLLAR CLUb OF the Dis-
'rict Of Columbia met Mt Union League HAL
last evening, tho President, Appleton =,
Wells acting secretary.
Mcsars. J. SAyleG Brown, NJ I, Kelly, and
J. H. OrossmAn were, on motion, appointed a
Committee on Membership.
Tho names Of sixteen persons were present
cd for membership, and they were duly elect.
Cdi after which addresses were male by
Mcssrs. NJ bury, J. SHyleg Brown, WiIiAms,
Walker, and Captain Grant.
The club then sdiourned 10 meet tomorrow
Saturday evening, at $40 Pennsylvania ave.
nue., to complete tho arrangements for the
torch-light procession on the S2i instant.
E,RtT BAPTIST CHURcU, OF Georgetown:
have just procured Tor their choir usc one Ot
S. u, X II. W. smiths nplcRdid orgNrs, fur.
nishcd by Mr. John +. Ellis, No. 3Od PCnnsy /.
Vania avenue,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-18

PROMOTIONS IN THE PATENT OFFICE,-Com.
missioner FuOtc made the following promo.
tiOnL In the Patent ONCE yesterday: Dir Hur.
ace Binney, from second to first assistant
eNSmln Mr.. Emmett Quinn, from clerk t.
hIsI assistant examiner, These promo tiCns
have been made BY the COmmissIoner after
the gcnllcmCn above named received a cCruG-
cate from the examining board Of their com
plct" ability TO perform the TebpOnsGDlC duties
OF tIGt assistant examiners.