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CoYDITIoN oP GAIT. QuEEN.-We learn tn at
Capt. Queen, whose throat was cut and his
pockets afterwards tihed by miscreantH on the
convaIesccnt, and his friends hope that 10 q
few days he will he able to be about again,
This attempt at murder and robbery Is now
being inveati gated, and 1t 10 hoped that tho
vile perpetrators OF the Infamous deed will be
shortly brought TO justice.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-10

ACuARuG or BIGANY,-JAmcs Lomsx, col.
ored, charged by his wife, Frances, with
bigamy with a colored woman, was brought
before Justice Arthur shepherd, Temporarily
nppoipted a Justice in the Second precinct, by
OfiiceT McDermott,) on Saturday, when II APP
peared that the charge was correct, and ae-
cused was held in $500 bail to answer tho
charge before the bar OF the criminal court.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-10

RAILROAD EXCURSION AND PIc-NIC-Wotk'
Ing Club No. ., OF st. Paups chapel, will give
this evening, where will be held a picnic.
Major Fishers battalion will escort the clubs
from the chapel, at y a. m, to Lader Hall, AZ
which time Eastern star Lodge, No: Il, VIII
Capt Davis company Is to meet the clubs at
the depot,
The Country and Pythian base ball clubs
will play a match game at $50 p. IN. There
will also be target shooting by the battalion,
to commence at IL o'clock, =, m, at which
time medal will be presented 70 the battsl.
in Attendance, Swings will be erected for the
enjoyment of the guests. The club pledge
themselves that no pains will be spared TO
make this one OF the most agreeable ie-nies
Of the season.
The excursion will leave the depot at 0 a. m.
and an extra train at p.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-10

Tnx Y. nj. q, A.-This association held its
regular Sabbath open air meetings yesterday,
at $50 o'clock, in the west Capitol grounds,
and at $50 In the east grounds of the same, and
at various places in the evening, all OF which
were addressed By able speakers, who were
listened to by large and attentive audiences.
the same society holds regular prayer meet
ings daily from $50 to o'clock, p. m, In Met
rerott Hall, on Pennsylvania avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets, to which the public
are cordially invited.
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S. r, HARRrSoroN, Secretary.

CoLons THAT WOULDN'T MIx.-We see 1t
stated that a love-sick swain OF the white per-
sussion, engaged as clerk In one OF our Gov
ernmental Departments, who has for some
time since been enamoreN Of tlushlr bsauty
to color inclined, And VINO has thfoWh Into the
shade All his colored competitors, recently Ap-
pearei before one Of the Catholic. clergy In the
First ward, ard lesited Him ID solpmnise their
Vows ARD Tally inaugurate the bliss OF their
future lives. This the reverend father did not
feel authorized to do, but referred the affec-
tionate couple to the archbishop Of the do
cese, where, he said, they could settle the mat
ter. Feeling that he had viewed bliss In the
prospective about long enough, the euanored
clerk repaired, with his fair ~ companion,
to the residence Of 4 Methodist clergyman,
who was ABOUT to complete their Joys by
perf6tmlng the knotty Itatghtyl OPERA
lion, when In hterped The sighted applicants
for haSbdndry and forbid the bans, informing
all there assembled that II the marriage was
Bolempized, the Candidates for uatrlmony
should not calst 4 Week. SO that pref ented
the ceremony there, aud tho clerk then pro.
ceeded to Baltimore, IS at first advised, only
to ascertain that the archbishop was absent
from the city. And there the matter rests for
the present. 4
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-10

GENERAL LAND OPFicE.-The Commits.
sioner OF the General Land ONCE has caused
to DO prepared and forwarded by mail to the
land office at Sacramento, Gal, twenty-teyen
plats of townships embraced In the land dis
plats, together with some tfty-six others pre-
viously Transmitted, constitute u complete set
OF copies OF all the township plats pertaining
TO Land districts yet received at the DEPART
mcnt.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-10

UHoiCE or OFFICERs.-Ou Saturday evening
Post No, 1, u, A. r., at their hall on Pennsyl-
yaniN avenue, elected the following officers
for the ensuing six months Geo, w Hatt9n'
p. o., James ureen, ST. Y. 81 Charles W.
Walter Cooper, guartermaster, After the
election OF Oilcers few TemaTks were made
by A. Grant, p. q. No. l, OF this department,
oongratulGting the pogt on their eheiencyi
after which the post adjourned.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-10

RIO EXCuRsIOEIsTs
Parties wishingto engage GLYMoNT for Exrur-
aions are hereby notihsd to address W. BOWERS,
Esq, uSte Of 500 Eleventh street, where he will do
business again in the Epring,l Superintendent, at
Glymont. orSpply to Captain s. GEDNkr Seventh
street wharf. auD-lni
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-10

FOUND oPEN.-LAst evening, at 7 o'clock, as
Officers Kelly and Markwood, of the sixth
precinct, were patroling their beat they found
Ninth street, between Pennsylvania avenue
and ID street. The hrm was notified OF the
fact, and on making an examination one box
OF tobacco and two boxes Of segars were
missed, valued at about $50, after which the
premises were made secure.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-10

DEATHS OF ODD FELLows.-Two deaths OF
Odd Fellows occurred on the Navy-yard yester'
lay-that OF Mr.. John Hodgson, at his resi-
dence, corner OF Sixth street east and street
south, at u m, and that OF MIR. John Smith,
corner OF Eleventh street east and M SOUTH At
lao p. m. Both Of these gentlemen were highly
esteemed and respected citizens, and both
belonged to Columbian Encampment Of Odd
Fellows. Mr.. Hodgson was a stove and tin:
ware dealer, and belonged to Central Lodge Of
ship.carpenter at the navy-yard, and mem
Der of Eastern Lodge Of Odd Fellows. He WAS
one OF the Oldest Odd Fellows In this city, He
was also loved member OF Liberty Lodge
No. Q, Knlghts OF Pythias, and OF the Oldest
Inhabitants Association. He leaves large
family and numerous relatives to mourn his
loss,
-Four members OF Columbian Eneampment
are now lying quite ill-one on the Island,
dangerously so,
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vsoy, Sse While With numS"r Of
other boys on Berry's wharf, foot OF Sixth
street, yesterday morning, fell from the wharf
into the Potomac and only after hard strug-
ale saved himself from drowning.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-10

Run OyER.--Yestcrday morning, between u
and o'clock, n soldier belonging to company
A, goth United States Infantry. named John
Boycc,was run over by one of llarnden's eN'
press wagons while lying asleep In Marble
alley, In The rear OF Bunker's Avenue House,
corner OF sixth street and Pennsylyania ave-
nue.. lie was considerably bruised but not
of the Seventh precinct, procured a convey
ance and had him removed to Lincoln Hos
pltal,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-10

CuURoH SgRvIogs.-Rev. Uhauncey Cotton,
u. D., OF Virginia, assisted by his son, FRO
lessor Calvin Cotton, of Philadelphia. ofiiei.
Rted at Trinity church yesterday morning and
evening. DR.. Cotton was many years ago
resident OF this city and rector Of the Trinity
Parish. In 1882, at the time OF the cholera
here, he was an active and heroic participant
In the dreadful scenes Of that fatal epidemic,
and gave his assistance freely ana hi'h,u w
life, thereby demonstrating In the most practi-
cal manner those Christian virtues which dis
tinguish the true apostle OF religion;
o'clock Yesterday morning, tho Rev Alans0n
Wilcox, a Western preacher OF consideFaDie
celebrity, delivered discourso replete WIN
lnterestto all Bible students upon lhe pa ia
coninn Method of Interpreting the scrip
lures"
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-10

ESynpi'''''n.... 40
feary'.........,., o 0 0 2 l-lb
, Fly cr.tohos-olympic ! Force, 2; Beach, o.
iI,eaca Il Robinson, Il Mclean, 10. Geary
~ back, q Abel, 81 Myerle,g; Cliuton,2; Hen
lei, 81 Opdyke, Il Donohue, lilo.
FOUL bound catches-Olympic,4 d GeaFy,7.
Put out on bases-Ol Jmpic, o. Geary, Is.
Passed bslls--Abel, 20; Beach, 8.
Umpirc-Mr. Radcliffe, Of the Athletic.
Time Of game-3h5.
To-day the oympics play the celebrated
"IIaymhkers," OF Lansingburgh, on their new
grounds at Troy. We shall receive kilograms
daily from the club, and furnish our readers
the results Of all games played on their tour.
To-day tho National and Jefferson Base Ball
Clubs play match game on the grounds OF the
National, corner OF Fifteenth and s streets, at
3p. M.
On Tuesday the National vs.. the National
of the 10Th United States Infantry, on the
same grounds.
On Wednesday the National VS.. Union, on
the same grounds.
On Thursday the National vs.. Potomac, also
on Nationals grounds.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-10

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Clagett l.
Sweeny, real estate brokers, have sold part OF
lot Q, square 40S, and premises, being Nos. 10
and is Market Space, for the sum Of $4,000, to
Thomas l.. Bume, esq, one OF our most In
dustrious and enterprising merchants. This
property belonged to John +. CLARK, esq.
Messfs. VIM. l.. Wall h Co. sold lot No. 10, In
square o., with improvements thereon, to
Richard Fullalove, for 1000.
Messrs. Cooper Latimer sold the west hall
Of lot IL, In square 6l7, fronting on II street
north, to Nicholas Watkins, for III, 400.
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Medical.

nG LEON.
No. 900 Penn a avenue, above Twelfth street
Guaran tees thorough cure OF all Private Dis
cases In the shortest time. or charges will be
made. 49,,
LADIES desiring especial treatment will and him
worry skillful, having for many years, with the
greatest success treated female complaints in this
city and New York.
irreguaTitlcs, no matter from what cause or how
long stand ng, fully relieved without fail. Con
sultlng rooms private. Fees moderate. loiS-u
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-10

"1rE BOYS IN Blue" Moviso-The Repub.
lican Committee of the District Soldiers aud
Sailors are entering into the fall campaign
with much spirit and earnestness, and they
have selected as their commander that life
long Republican and brave soldier, Captain A.
Grant, Under the following plan OF organlzs.
tion, Captain Grant, holding his headquarters
at $40 Pennsylvania avenue, we doubt not, a
FOOD work Will be done In the pending can
a
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-10

Wy MITE RS
w AIII-h
CUBES IN 9 TO DAYS.
Sold at 800 Pennsylvania avenue AplS-u
DR. CURTIS, NJ. D.. F. q. C. s.. &c.
Author OF
MANHOOD"
"EXPOsE OF aUACKs AND aUACKERY."
"THB USE OF THE MICROSCOPE IN GER
TAIN CASES OF DEBILITY" &c.
Has devoted Nanny years Of his extensive praetes
entirely to the treatment and cure Of
NERVOUS DISEASES
Arising from debility and abuses productive OF 20
many instances Of premature decay.
May DO consulted by letter or at his residence.
No. I9 street, between Twentieth and Twenty
nrst troets. Washington, D. c., from tho hours OF
10 a. IN. to . p. m. and from to Up. m. fel7-6m
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-10

An ISvEsTIdATIoS hsKED.-Mr. Larcombe,
superintendent OF the Fire Alarm Telegraph,
has sent the following letter to the Board OF
Fire Commissioners, under date OF the Iih
instant
"GgsTLgMgS Idcsire that you would make
an examination into the case of the fire on the
morning OF the 5th instant, as also into that at
Rhub's soap factory on July 20. In view OF
the statements put forth in the city papers
think that It BhoGld be done without loss OF
time. Yours, respectfully,
~. IL. LARcoMBR,
"Superintcndent Fire Alarm Telegraph
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-10

EouIry CouRT-Judgs oHn.-Bush vs. whit,
tIngton. Messrs. Lloyd \ LaseHe entered
their appearance for the defendant,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-10

A LlEUTENANT OF Police CHARGED WITH
FALSE INSTRUMENTATION X, Maryman,
long and well known in the Fifth ward, was
arrested = few days since charged with assault
and battery on Mr.. II, schultz, timer In the
same ward, rs stated by us heretofore, SO
late WAS the hour when the arrest was made
and Justice Lynch not being At home, that
Maryman was, AS is customary when no magls.
trate is present to take bail, locked up to await
a trial. In the mea ntime Justice Dorsett found
Justice Lynch, and, obtaining n release, re-
paired to the station, when Mr.. Maryman was,
hour, brought out and set at liberty to appear
for trial at another time. With these grounds
to 20 upon, Mr.. MarymRn swore out n warrant
charging Lieut., Milstead with false iihprison'
ment, and the case came up before Justice Cox.
The evidence of Ofiicers Blunt and Langley,
Justices Lynch and Dorsett, Mr.. II Schultz,
and II. Il. Maryman was heard, and the result
was that the charge against the Lieutenant
was dismissed.
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EDupenty. the ex-secretary of The grand opera,
Gays, in the "Reminiscences of my Lue," Hen
rietta Sontag did not drink anything but the Juice
Of almost bloody outlets. Alboni drank clsret,
and Malibran champagne. Madame Boseo's IA,
vorite beverage was o. glass OF orapgeade. Tag
lioni never stepped upon the stage without having
slipped cup Of beef tea. Fanny Ellsler prefer
red glass Of sherry. When Cruvelli appeared
In Verdi's '6icilian Vespers, her BoIero always
was tumultuously encored. One evening, when
David, the leader of the cidque, appeared behind
the'ecenes to get instructions from the singers as
to the pieces which they wished to have encored,
Cruvelh ssid to him: Il am little hoarse to-
night: don't have the BoIero encored.' When the
manager heard It, he was perfectly beside him
self, for the house was crowded. But Cruvellf
insisted on it. although every body urged her not
to do 60. Finally, she said she would 20 to her
room and have the opera doctor prescribe medi-
cine for her. The doctor came. ~ says Dupen-
ty, was near her room, and suddenly perceived
the tall footmsn Of the c0ntdhice concealing
something under his large coat. Something like
silver-paper peeped ont from under the coat. 1
stepped close up to him; 1t was bottle OF cham
paene knocked at the door Of the cantatrice.
Mile Cruvell,' shouted, your medicine u hese'
She Was a. good natured girl 90 she Was 3 great
artist 90 she opened the door and burst into loud
laughter. drank the champagne With her, and
she allowed the Bolero to be encored." So
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The Swiss BuNrER.-The following Curious oc-
cufrence is Mentioned in the Journal de u Isere:
A short time ago hunter, who was sporting on
the banks of the lake Of Walenstead, 10 Switzer-
land. discovered the nest Of Of those dsstruct
i've birds, the "lsramergeyer," species Of vul-
ture ; he shot the male and made his way along
Q projecting of the rock with view of taking the
young birds. He had raised his arm and put his
hand into the nest, when the female, lowering
over his head unperceived by him. bounced down
upon him. fixed her talons 10 his arm and her beak
In biz side. The sportsman. whom the slightest
movement must have precipitated to the bottom
of the rock, with that GOODNESS and self possession
20 peculiar to the mountain buntsmen Of that
country, notwithstanding the pain he experienced,
remained unmoved. Having his fowling piece In
left hand, he placed 1t against the face of the
rock, pointed to the breast Of the bird, and with
his toe, as they always 60 bsrefooted, the better
to enable them to hold and climb the rocks, he
touched the trigger and the piece went OF and
killed his enemy on the nest. Had the bird been
anywhere else, II must have dragged him down
along with II. He procured assistance from the
aubersge, or inn. hard by, and brought the two
birds as trophies Of his valor away with him.
Some of these birds have been known to measure
IL feet from tip TO tip Of the wings and are only
equalled In size by the condor Of South America"
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-04

velocir sdes are not only the amusement Of the
Boulevards. but now constitute convenient man
velocipsdes recently drove up to the Hotel do
France, 1t Mans, France, their drivers having
started together on tour from Trouville. whence
they velocipeded up to Paris. From the capital
they started for Bordeaux. Fsrte Bernard
and Mans. travelling On N average thirty miles .,
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The word sozodons," which Is fast becoming
household word, b derived from the Greek and
composed Of two words, 500 and odontes.
$780, translated, means 10 preserve, and
" odontes," the teeth. 6osodont, preserver Of
the teeth. And IL 10 true TO its name.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-04

A BOOK FOE THE UNFeBTUNATE.
I! BALDWIN DUrrs fIzArns on r1IvALE D1s
Notss mpedsnts MAiaes should be reed BY all
smpssins marriage Sent By mail on receipt Of Is osna b.
New Orleans Medical Institute,
264 Magazine stresk
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O'Clock till n his ONCE Of Orleans and Bour.
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