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New-York tribune., 1868-08-21
THE FINE-cUr TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.

THE FINE-CUT TOBACCO MANU- FACItkEKb.
An adjourned meeting of the State Fine
Cut Tobacco Manufacturer Association held yes
terday at the AstOr House. Mr W. +. Lawrence pre-
sided and Mr. II. j. Grant Of Ithaca Ofcided Secre-
tary The principal part Of the meeting was taken up
in discussing sections Of the recent act OI
Congress regulating the sale of tobacco and snn let
tor was received from Acting Commissioner arland OF
the Internal Revenue Department. containing i'll
formation in regard 20 the late act OF Con
grcss In answer 10 the question whether man
nfacturers of tobacco and snuff cannot rccefe
he same discount on stamps that ia allowed
on other stamps dn lieu OF alO vance on damaged to-
baceOl He renAed that the recent law dOcs not allow
the discount stamps 60 bc used on tobacco and
suu IL does those used on Otcr Manufactured ar
tclcs Mr. Isaac Harvey, the Special inspector VINO mas
had charge of tObaCCOs since the organization OF the III
ternal Revenue Department, WAS tlen introduced, ana
announced that the manufactures III The OLD MetfOpu
tan District were nearly all complying with the Law;
and informed the Association that the principal objection
10 the law the provisions which permits the manu-
factures of chewing tobacco 20 put such tobacco IN TO-
40 aud 90 pound packages The practice Oh dealers break
ing original packages aud selling the contents III small
quantities 10 retailers, severely commented on.
Subsequently resolutions adopted that no tobacco
be Inspected except for the manufacturers uf tho
same that the practice OF breaking original packages
for reinspection and that II should not be allowed Ao
recognizing only three grades OF cut smoking bdcc0 70
be sold not less than the following prices; Gear scIn
cents mixed smoking 40 cents, and No smoking 50
cents
OF chewing tobacco, four grades 20 be recognized,
and be sold at less than the following prices
81 90 ST. 10 cents aud No cents pound II Was the opinion
New-York tribune., 1868-08-21
IRVINGTON VS.. FCKFORD.

The Eckfords went to lrVngtOn on Wednes-
day 10 play tho return game with Now Jerseys great
Club the IrvingtOns. As announced In yesterday 5
TRIBUNE they beaten, the game showing remark
ably small totalsl2 and TO- This defeat was more IMAM
the Eckfords had looked for and less perhaps than the
Irvngtons had wished for. Owing to the good fortune
attending the Eckfords In their great matches this year
ana the uniform illsuccess which has followed tho
Irvngtons victory doubt surprising 10 some
The Clubs viii play home-and home game, ana as
they wellmatched good display may be looked Ior
New-York tribune., 1868-08-21


-' lat a. 81 sih. 5h 6.h. 5ih. eh 9.h. Total
EsI2:....i EsIea:..,......ii 3 3 z { ! go
Home Ruus-Wnglt2 Bsrtourl Bases ItsUnon u ActiTs
a Foul Boual. Caiche-Brls3 o Wugltl BsAoHs John D.
Catches Stuke-Bra2. Wright Ouis Fou Ha!s-l Hlee
u mes Active times jmpIreMr 0f ttt ron Cub y
Louis scosr-Messs Lush and Ha'ord Tine Of Gsme-2&
THE MORRIsANIA UNIONS IN LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 20.-Ihe Union Club Of
Morrisania NJ u, played game this afternoon with the
Eagles club composed OF boy young IN age and e&pe
rience. The stood % 10 4
THE CREIGHTONS OF NORFOLK, BEATEN.
FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 20.-lhe Maryland
Baseball Club Of Baltimore have beaten the CcsLtOns
Of Norfolk 81 10 10.
ITEMS.
To-day the EckfOrds and Koystoncs play at
the Union Grounds WilIamsbugh.
In short time q match VIII take place be-
tween the theater chaps and the reporters Probably
Kelly NJ. j. Kelly W. j. Piccott. GIN. McAuslan, Lewis
Hudson, DeNyse, md Crane viii take part.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-21
BASE BALL.
.rr,NTIc VIC. KEYSTONE.


The keystone Club of Philadelphia yesterday
tried their first conclusions the season win the Atan
tics The KeystOnes, II they play 10 De'oSt game taL
visited New York Tor no othtT purpose
imam leaving the trophy of ball contests oehnd them
Not rvng as expected no inducement was held out "a
the AtlaDfics TO do more than win, and they
consequently worked the game 10 "a a cl9ss .,.,
an andienco who held NJ TO be good game but by ian
fh greater portion believed il Of less than secondary in
New-York tribune., 1868-08-21

n, tho Associaton that no tobacco manufactured before
or afe the 10th Of July could be sold other than IN the
original package except by retailers ine % tneh
adjourned after making an attcnpt 10 "keo o the rates
ufd dikcguut
New-York tribune., 1868-08-21
rNIoN vs. AcrIYE-TnE sIxTEENTH oAME on
THE TOUR.

The Unions of MOrrisania reached lndianap-
oils, Ind at Monday August II, ard IN the AFTER
noon PLAYED the Actives the principal Club OF the place
The Atlantic and Athletic mines both gained decisive we,
tories here and learning by experience the Actiyes had
three men playing who appeared In the previous matches
The result proved the wisdom OF tho change FOR there
was but little mufhng and fly ball dropped by the
indianapolis boys Austin aud Mcdonald center helders
of the respective Clubs We'd with each other IN making
ny catchesho former taking the lead, securing five IN
handsome style, and the latter four Webster at first
base, played finely Wright Smith, and GOldle, also de
-.... A --l-.-..L n IL I'M L.LAI
New-York tribune., 1868-08-21
HOME NEBS.
TuR wEATHLR.

EgrrV VIUr m N
+N' a. "a -s. g067 4 II W. stJ aDoJ \. ".
y go J0Os s ". = ~ 1tJ > W.
sa9 JlO2 s. W. II ia' sLu5 W.
RrvtpEs -Mor1iur-Coudvi cloudy % ~ overcast 70 "a
Afeuoou-L ~ o. overcast g. 9 falng 4v' W 4
Tery cloudy IS TO cloudy 90 g. cloudy ard orst'i iar
Nth thunder 80 20 twi to portions OF fngoNs A.
times from minutes before snust ls a' bow va 'e
YoToIs about 6' o. the primary
mn. how and 10 Of sends bow visible appearing
e two ars light dereu oo Ilestcoad bow formed a. ~
A cloud EgcuiuT-Fcy cunoFi over
cast 10 to lO lt tmts also ghus oI ' ~ 20 ~
IN
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IAunoaacemsatAI

CANCER, CoNsU3rPTIoN, RHEUMATISM, DYs-
PEp,A aud other Clrouc Diseases Wooihus
gueuc Healing Institute No II Great Jorosi Treatment strictly
steptisc Bestr reerences
New-York tribune., 1868-08-21

Totals..,..".... S II n !

It 3D. 3d. s'! it1 5th eh IN. etb 9th Total
Ily.9slGn..... Fgl1!tsl..:... 3 ! / Is
Oats on Bases-rng,ou TO- Bckrl TO- Foul Bound Caches-
Lewis Campbell fiodes Holmes Catches Stnko-ROb-
Lewis Iodes2 Double py'-Fggsr and Wilson 0uis On
Foul Ba-Irvirgton Eckd Umpre-Mr Delaney ltte Er
ceor Club Of EewYork seos-MessrA Chapman and Watson
Tine Of game, hours
New-York tribune., 1868-08-21

lard
RUBBER
HANDLE,
which THR MOST DURABLE HANDLE EVER KNOWN
L Is much less expensive than Ivory.
| y always retains is polish when
= waT3Esd not 20 Ito To BEG9MR LOOSE TIE Hand.
For sale by all the principal dealers Cutlery ,hrosbo. n,
States and By the MERIDGN CUTLERY COMPANY Is BsU,.s
NEWS OF THE WEEK
GEN. GRANT AS A STATESMAN,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF AUG A
LABOR, TAXES, AND DEBT,
I'm THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF AUG 49,
ANOTHER CUP OF PENNSYLVANIA COFFEE
In TEE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
or AUG IS
VALLANDIGHAM on THE FINANCES,
See TEAE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF AUG Il
THADDEUS STEVENS
THE BURnL-THE WILL,
In TEaE WEEKLY TRIBUE2
OF AUo H.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
In THE WEEKLY TRgBINR
OF AUG IS
THE CORNELL UNIVERSITY
&ee,TEEE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF AUG IL
WILL OF KOSCIUSZKO,
En TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
oPAuoR
Every Fseaaer Of 3Hs Bath Tribune shORla saS-
scribe for The Weekly Tribune TO FiEe.
THE CAMPAIGN COLFAX IN
THE WEsT-A BRILLIANT RECEPTION
la THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OP AUGA
NEW PUBLICATIONs-NEW EDITION OF THR
LIFE OF HORACE GREELEY; THE RICH.
MOND EXAMINER DURING THE WAR,
I'm TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF AuG. 10
THE PRESIDENCY,
En THE WEEKLY TRfBENE
OF AUG. IA
AN UNPUBLISHED LETTER OF HENRY CLAY
U,gv ,xrCz.vv rDvvv-Nr
ofuen
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or rr r,1pe
:
ii'i' '4A ''i''-0'
eoppr>--ro D.. 49,. u p.,..r,, TO-,
,,,r,r, ,,,,,v,x. cn,u,,~,
or ara "a
TEO,s svhO hare EanSs for SAFE mould gd,sriiss &c,
Tse Weekly Tribune.
GIFTS TO AMERICAN
LITERARY INSTITUTIONS,
En TEE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF AUG. 10
ARMY AND NAVY GAZETTE,
Em TEE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
New-York tribune., 1868-08-21

Terrible suferings from rupture, and final cure,
- experienced by Hodges under the Of Dr. J.
SHERAav No 631 Broadway Read bis statement 5h page DAILY
Tribune Of Aug II and u. under Special Notices
New-York tribune., 1868-08-21
KHYsTOgR

lst 3D. 81 s,l 5,b 9Th 7ib 9th 9th. Totals.
Asast.s.........SS g : ! S... S....t7
Umpire Mr. svandeil Of tle Mutual Club
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MARYLAND Matters.

The Cumberland linton OF yesterday has the
followings-"On Friday morning last Mr.. Jack
Hodei OF this city went out after mushrooms,
and returned with good quantity which he
Of his family ate pretty. freely OF them, and =
the conrse oftwo or three hours sftctward,
they were all taken sick very suddenly. A
ali poisoned from eating the mushrooms.
The cases Of two OF the family came near
proving fatal;
railroad has been taken on for the time being,
owing to the injury INFLICTED by the late mood
to the road, and as soon as the road lie In good
order again these trains will DO put on"
The Baltimore Sun says:
INT. John r: King, Of nsgersto~n, = lieu.
the war, ha. been appointed a clerk in the
United States Appraisers ONCE In this city,
In place Of Charles l.. Knodle, resigned"
A Haserstown exchange says,
,.oeorge Feehtlg, an aged and prominent
home in that place on Friday, July o."
The:Bsltlmore Ansriean says:
"Georgc Kirby, aged II years, fell oil y
Northern Central railroad car In the deep cut
between Charles and North streets, and the
his home, No. 2e2 North Gay street, and at.
tended by DIR. ]. ID. Thompson. His foot will
probably have to be smputsted.
elizabeth N. Robinson, jagged a year., fell
fSH ns : :aess q sunday hss Ssh
skui and died within an hour afterwards.
aMr...and Mrs. VIM. Hooper and their little
son. while riding yestsrdsy In their carriage
At woodbury., were all dangerously Injured
frightened and dashed across the track just a.
| front Of the 1910 express train. In an instant
the vehicle was shattered into fragments and
SO that they could not bssemoved to thsii
home, No. 667 West Lombard street"
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS,

METROPOLITAN-PoT 4 SHHLLuy.
WIN Ro.a fw,n sIS .s 5 %ys
and wife, WIN Blanebois, Joseph l. Nichols,
Philadelnhia James Wright, Richmond, Va;
A2 ,osb Ee19' VT w,n Ti'Sk nuiT%sn,
and wife, Miss McFadden, Ala; MA S FuIlen,
VS. Geo drambill, " House, Md
WW'R%R1S% H@ r RsSSa A vs I asS
bois, Philadelphia; Miss Burns, Md; Hugh
Fouthe, N VI Annie J Foulke, Pas Maggie
Walton, Chester county, Pai w Higgins,
J; II Boiling, Ys;Col / Phelps, Balti-
more.
EBBITT HOUSE-C. q. WILLARD.
Hon y Cox, Md; II Abernarthy and wife,
EESconnct, y kirley Texas; Z Sweatman,
W W Rumes, U s Al Smith, Conn; u N
stribiingiU NJ ID Garst and wise, Cinoin.
npa,i, Ohio; J q J0rdan and wiic,P J Scott
James, New York; J W Thompson, W y
Barnes, wsshingtSn, q Oh fredsriek, O
a9T T,sr"; PsHIksT qsoSss Gar:
ington, ID q; John II smith, Pa; Charles Nor
gan, New York; T A Hardy, IL, Baltimore,
Md; James Dunn, NJ W Afehdsacon, M.
wILLARDs' HoTEL-srKEs & CHApwroK
N.Y. GhG John Ga'sRS Roger. Providence Ss Iff
Louis; Edward MeCrsdy, Charleston. s Oh
s s.p af EIs S1 H ST. Eop. Moore
BUNKER,s AVENUE HOTEL.
phia; George W Johnes, Warrington James
II Whcstley, Brooklyn, N Y; II a Chadwick,
Burlington, vi Samuel Root, N Y; J Il Guy
OWEN HOUSES. W. OWEN.
r II Perry, r I; TIE Barbour, N VI T. Nor.
gan, Ala; u A Waugh, Pa, 10 Wash, Mo; I
Seiglo, Md Wise, ILL., A Sale, Va.
KIRKwooD HoUsE--KIso.
Brooklyn, N Y; w ] Ksyana6, N Y; IL Bsb.
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PREPAYMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- UNITED STATES PArENT oIEIGE,

WAhHINWIUN, JWWb sII I610.
On the petltiOn Of JOEL Y. kgBLgR, OF PlttsburE,
Pa praying for the extension Of patent granted
10 him the 10Th day Of september, 1851, for an M
The expiration Of said patent which takes place on
the Goth day Of September, lsdS: ,,u.
Patent O6ico on MONDAY, tho 7lh day OF sgi'
TENDER next, at ~ clock, m ana az hnfs0Rs g.
notified 10 AppeAF aud show cause II AnytheS nave
WHY said patitiou ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension ato IeIulisu 70 ~
SrtR in writing, AZ least totgty days before tll'
Sny ~ hc1 ring all testimony filed by either party
uai VI nsca al he said hearing, must be taken aud
~ n1 Ia with the rules Of the Office
,syhIrh ~ IN DO furnished On application,
"nsnosti1ns aud other papers, relied upon as tos-
tI1ony must be nod In the Office tDstsV day bniut
thg dAy Of hearing; tho arguments, II any, Nlthn
IN DAYS after nling the testimony.
ordered also, that this notlse be ruEsS sSlnr
ION, b. c., and IN the Post, PittsbuIE, rcnn
once a week Tor lhTre successive weeks the hrSt at
"a ia day III hsarinE A. H. STOUT,
NiYS.Fsw ksiing Commissioner of Patents
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
i seTibor has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Washn gton county, In the District Of Columbia,
letters Of admini.rati9n W on the personal estate
city, Dlstrietsf ColuInbia, decel sed All
persons having claims against the said deceased are
hereby watnea 70 9khlplt we same, WIN the
the Sth day Of August next thoy may otherwise
by law DO excluded from all benefit OF tho said
estate, 80
diyon under my hand this slh day Of Anggst, ISIS.
THEODORE SAMMELS,
Aul0-M Administrator, W. A,
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ORPHANS COURT,


July %, lsIS
District Of Columbia, Washington county, 10 Uit:
In tho case Of Ann Delaney, AdministratriN OF
Caleb Delaney, deceased, the admin strari afOre-
said has, with the APPRECIATION Of the Orphans,
Court Of Washington county Aforesaid, appointed
Tuesday, the 18th day Of August, lS6s, tOr the FINAL
settlement and distribution Of the peTsonH estate
Of said deceased, and Of the assets IN hand A. iar
as tho same have been collected and turned into
money; when and whore all the creditors aud
heirs Of said deceased are notified TO attend, with
their claims properly Noughed, or they may other,
wise by law be excluded from all beneht in said
deceased estate! provided copy Of this order ba
published once a week for three weeks In the
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN p[oyloustS the said day.
Test. JAS W. O'BRlRNE,
iJ9l-F9w Register OF Wills.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-12

Tug Loxa BRrDoE-The repairs to the Long
Bridge are progressing favorabfy, a large force
OF workmen having been placed on the work
by Gen. Michler, Commissioner OF Public
the Immediate supervision Of Mai. I. Lubey,
the gentlemanly asslBtant to the com issioner,
who informs us that he expects to have the
September as to permit OF travel by country
wagons and teams generally. The structure
Ia TO be thoroughly overhauled and modern
designed draw Is to be built on the Washing
ton side, the entire work on the bridge to be
finished by the middle OF October, when the
Long Bridge will be one Of the most substan'
tiRl In the country.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-12

GETTING mo BETTER FAsT."- HarmonIal
Hall, last night, was lively again, and extreme
disorder prevailed. BawIing and swearing, In
the most disgusting style, was the order OF tho
evening, and II was both indelicate and dan.
gerous Tor respectable persons to pass BY the
hall, About midnight, the police were COM
immediate action will be taken to abnto this
intolerable nuisance,
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

MEErIro OF rHE BoARp on TRusrrrs or
PUBLIC sonooLs.-.This board me. In its rooms
patsaant q ssjournnent.
chair, and Dr.. 4. p. Pardon acted q secretary.
pl Ts:s: r;ss ss;sss' Ms. 21as $.os
The iniuutcs or the last meeting were read
and approved. "A. ,.,.. a.,
oornmittsss fes Inc Board to act during the
cqsrent term; ~. t..,l, Z, IA. 49,
M =. sa srs ma1sss s pain' A. Browne
..Sa Tex! BeoL.i Mes.r., Wilson, Mcclellan,
On Rules: Messrs. Moore, J. $. Brown,
Mnson, AID Lswrcne.
On sehcol,houscs; Mcasrs. Mason, Wilson,
Dulin, and Chsmpiin:
On Exsmination OF Teaehers.Messr.: Muir
Mgh, \. N. Browne, moorrfand Mcclellan.
On Accounts. Messrs. J. s. Brown, champ.
lin, WEST, and mason. go. .
on Musio-messrs. Molselian, bawrence' N.
On Acknowledgement amplin, !. .. Brown,
and Duin. ~
On ths Teseherr Inntnute-messrs. A. N.
% On tho Annual Report Mrssts. wcst, WI.
sol, Moore, and L ,Ns ,a, .,.,., ,,,
MI. Connolly, from the District, has declined,
Peremptoriiy, 70 serve M member o. this
board, stating thst his pusincss WAS sneh tnat
ne scgia not nna time tG Mtend 70 .ns a ,nn,,
eyae.nt on the committses., ,.,.,,.
were gsssewpt ss to the h,i Board r,s., Mia.
r;arsa. s.d M: N, 4; ossyss'
~ NJ. Menennn t w. ~. m. ne,son'
NJ EEninmpimn, NJ, s .u E% m.n nsk .nd Nil.
,g Mr' Duiin miss Laura bianu ana MISS
Sslton.
at. mest. m.ns Emma An loren. ,
by NJ. bowen: MISS oarrie NJ vaughn ana
mtss msicn uoiuoh.
"" Mess' Mss Uns ~ poney. ,v N,
ptus moote psesentcu .ne name oi W. w.
nTnsuey ~ .esSne. =. mus,c. A.,
s.t ,hVsV ~, ~ aou.s npP.uauons Were re-
y, Lohene1'
On motion, members were authorized to hand
"ppsons ,oL posilons ~ ueachers 70 we
sgs s,y, anu no 70 pass mem oyer 70 the
Svmm,,tse en- ,he hxaminhticn OF leAohefs.
Mi. mekeIIhn oneIea tne ioiiowing resolu-
uqni yhleh was pnsnlmously adopted;
n~wa, anA. ,ne sectetaty give puomo notice
S ns u w., wy putpose o. asung on sppnostlon'
boards will DO in attendance from eight to nine
o'eioek, =. m, on the hrst MONDAY 10 Septem
UT snd i've ioIowin6 aays,N me loiiowing
pihces, VIZ; fitst uletrieti scnoohrupm, corner
f3uIth anu VI streetsi Sssona aistliet, Mule
echoo,Ihouse, sIseti Lhiil dlstrict, Wallacf
schooshousei foutth astriet, male grammar
oonoofIoom,
Lhe oond OF the treasurer OF the Board wal
Ieoeiyca, and on motion OF MT. Mcclellan, re
ie,.ea 70 tne Oommittec on accounts whrh
bond was accepted. ..,,.,- -
Mt. =. 0. brown, from the COMMITTEE OF
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-12

AT TUE sToRE of the original Franc, I04
seventh street, between ID and L, whose
Frenoh-plate window attracts great deal OF
and most elegant assortment Of gents furnish
ing goods in Washington, and the celebrated
Towle's patent elliptic suspender, for which
sessos many advantages over any Of the other
styles.
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FROM FIFTEEN TO TwENTy.FIvEP PER CENT
CAN BE SAVED By BUYING,
Teas. Gothic, and Spices
ArTHE.
PERIN AND YEDO TEA STORE,
No. 49, NINTH STREET. BETWEEN D AND &.
CoFFEEs.

CHOCOLATE, BRoMA, -
COCOA, YEAST POWDERS,
MUsTkRb AND SODA,
FIFTEEN PER CENT. Less THAN ANY PLACE
IN WASHINGTON CITY.
Call and examine our stock and satisfy your
PEKIN AND YEDo TEA STORE,
No. go Ninth street
uu7.S Between D and L strd0
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APFAIRs AT THE NAvY-YARD.-on the lTst
OF September sewers viii be laid through all
the avenues In the yard, each one to be two
feet area.
On Monday afternoon there were nine caulk-
ers discharged from the construction depart.
ment. There arc now only three men left In
this branch.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-12

VNRUssEs, -'Seeley, q Hard Rubber Truss cures
L Rupture. retains the most difficult safely aud
easily never Tusts breaks, moves or soils AlwAyH
new Sold by all druggists, Send for pslnPhlei,
47 Chestnut street, PhilsdelphA
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PRICg LIST OF Gents Furnishing Goods at
the original Frame, tot Seventh street, uargo
GOod White Shirts, Sl-tl 60ilne White Shirts,
f2-t2.G0i good summer Undershirts, 30, 70, eli
good summer Drawers, 90, 70, slj good Cotton
% cents per boxi Handkerchief and Suspen-
ders, Ties and Searfs, In endless variety, at
popular prices. Y. ST. have no branch
atores,
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A SEYMOUR AND BLAIR RITg,-SOme Of
those biair-eyed boys down In South Wash
ington seymour In kite-hying than our boys In
along MarJ land avenue, day or two since,
the boys put up kite that was II feet long
by feet wide, and on II was painted, in large
letters, the words "Seymour and Blair.n 1t
carried n tail about 100 feet In length, Boys,
"such conduct as those" won't do,
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Wants.

WAN BD- FAMILIES BREAKING UP
w hou.ekeeping or remoylnE from the city, 70
out the trouble or expense Of an Anction, by ad-
dressing JAMES GUILD, Furniture Dealer, Second
street aud Pennsylvania avenue. jyl6 In
WANTRD-NBw AND CAST OFF CLOTHING.
w OLD GOLD AND SILyER,oI any other artl.
Gle Of value at the old cd Merchant Pawn
broker Store Of X. FULTON Co. 81 Ninth street,
doors North Of Pennsylyania avenue. de3-u
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-12

MATTERS AT GIEsnoRo'.-M NedbeTge, who
recently purchased from the Government the
machinery at Giesboro' Point, 10 making ex-
tensiye preparations for the erection OF fac
tory to make barrel-Btaves, He also intends
to erect -four and corn mill,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-12

CENTRAL BUILDING AssoCIATIoN.-The
thirty-hfth monthly meeting Of this assoeih-
tion was held last evening, at the Oity Hall,
when f9rty-hve shares were sold AZ follows;
Three, at blH cents Premium ten, at 81 cents
six at 50 centsj eight, at btlf eentsI two, at 81
cents; ten, at 6olI centsj and six, at 20 cents.
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For Sale or Rent,

For Sale or Rent.
IloR sALB-A LARGE LOT OF SECONDHAND
Il Machinery, Army Wagons, Working Iron, &c.
Apply to X, l.. FAY Co,
jeH-ims Ninth street wharf
JNOR RENT OR sALE-AT HREE-sT0RYB BRICK
IL House, situated on l. street south, near Eighth
street east 10 large with gas and water, and
convenient to the ears. Inquire Of -
JOSEPH REPETTI,
leo Cor Seventh and streets. Navy Yard.
WRAPPINo PAPER HoR SALE
Inquire OF a. the Rooms ofths Young Mems
Christian Association. spH-u
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-12

MoRR SCARED TEAM HURT.-A gentleman,
streets, called at the Central guard-house last
evening about nine o'clock and Informed the
officers that his coal oil lamp, which was sit
ting on the mantel-piece, was encircled by n
blaze of fire, and that he was afraid to under.
take to extinguish the flames for fear 1t would
explode. Acting Sergeant Reed accompanied
him to his home, an succeeded in allaying his
fears by "douLing the glim."
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-12

In THE Article ENTITLED "Hsbeas Cor
pus," which appeared in our Mondays Issue,
we did not design to express any opinion as
to the merits OF the case.
The court will doubtless Investigate all the
acts and render Just decision.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-12
Excursions, Pie.Nics, &c

'TV E9NVVTsoHVNIoFo
Parties wishing to engage GLYM0NT for Excur-
sions are hereby notified to address W. BOWERS,
ESQ, (ate Of 500 Eleventh street, where no will do
business again In the spring,l Superintendent. at
Glymont, or apply to Captains 5. GBDNRY Seventh
street wharf Au5-lm
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-12

MRs. SENATOR TRuHBuLL has changed very
little for the better or worse. Her friends
have strong hopes Of her recovery.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-12
Medical.

nR. LEoN,
~ SURGEON PLY sICIAN,
No, 26 Penn avenue, above Twelfth street.
Guara utees 4 thorough euro Of all Private Dis
made.
LADIES desiring especial tire atme Mt will and him
very skillful, having for many years, with the
greatest success, treated female complaints in this
city and New York.
Irregularities, no matter from what ennsc othow
long standing. fully relieved without fail. Con.
sultsng rooms private. Fees moderate jel3-t