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CoHDITIoN or JESSE LEg.-Jcsse Lee, the
colored man who had his throat cut on Friday
evening last, is doing as well as can be eN.
pectcd under the circumstances. His ply
stefan, DR.. Bulkley, forbids him talking any,
and believes that he will be able to get out
the latter part of this week, when there viii
be q hearing In his case.
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IsCRgAsE or FORCE At THE NAVY YARD--
The force In the Naval Construction Depart
ment OF the navy yard has been increased BY
taking on nearly one hundred addition hands;
calkcrs, carpenters, and JOiners, for the pur-
nose OF completing the rehtting Of the United
States steamer NeIpsic, which the Government
has ordered TO be finished by the lst proXimo.
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GEORaETOwN AFFAIRS.

POLICE RAID Yesterday morning about
$50 o'clock Officers Nolkman. Cuuningham
Brown, Rodgers, white, Lambie and Nastif
m sde a raid on the house OF Michael Gallaher
Daniel Sweeny, Jerry Donovan, James VIII
liams, Peter OlIare, John ON aher, John Nc
Ayoy, John Mcdaniel, Charles Mccartney
Charles Edwards and Thomas Conner, all oil
whom were engaged In railing. They had =
hearing before Justice Buckley, who fined
Gallahcr 80 for keeping . disordctly house
and each Of the others " for being disorderly
A MAN BADLY INJURED-About o'clock y
M, on Saturday last, Edward Brown, cor
ored employee At W. q. Bussey's guano mills,
while tying bags of guano, one Of them fell,
badly. lie was removed to his home on
Market street, near the canal, when DR..
Joshua Richie was called in and rendered all
the aid In his power. He pronounced the suf-
ferer In a very critical condition.
CBrRCH SERVICES yesterday were we'll at
tended by old and young, male and female ,
white and colored. The weather was as pleas
ant as could be desired, and the ladies and
little lassies were out In all their loneliness,
md best toggery. Many of the churches were
more than comfortably filled, some having to
stand up In the aisles. The sacrament Of the
Lords Supper was administered In nearly all
OF the Methodist Protestant and Baptist
churches, which probably was the cause, in
part, Of so large a turnout Of church folks.
TEMPERANCE MERTISGs.-At the Butchers
Market, during the afternoon, a well.attended
temperance meeting was held, and able ad.
dresses were delivered by gentlemen well and
favorably known In the cause OF temperance.
POLICE BUSINESS was dull yesterday, prob
ably because even law-breakers have not lost
all regard for the Lords day.
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CLOSED FoR WANT OF PATRoSAdE.-The
81. Charles Hotel, situated on the corner OF
PennsylyAnia avenue and Third street, mas
closed because OF the absence OF suticient
patronage to Justify the proprietor to keep II
going, Certain parties, It Is said, are nego'
tlatlng for 1t, who propose, II they can make
a bargain with the proprietor, to open II for
the public upon the assembling OF Congress,
on an improved plan.
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The DISTRICT ATToRNEY's BRoTHgR As
sAuLrRD-THE AssAILASTs SUPPOSED TO M
kU.kLux.-A short time since, while Gen: b.
q. Darlington, United States District Attor-
ney for the District OF Columbia, was on n
yisit with his brother at Charlottesville, Va,
his brother stepped to the door one evening
aud was knocked down and beaten with n
slung shot. The groans OF the injured man
brought the inmates to his assistance, and the
villains twho arc supposed to be Ku-Klux,
and who mistook Den. C,'s brother for him
self) fed aud escaped.
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pREPARINu PoR SCHOoL,-(fen. I, I. Dent,
A, d. o., on the staff OF Gen, Grant, arrived In
this city on Friday last In company with tho
second son OF Gen. Grant, who comes for the
Generals children to school. General Grant
and part OF his family are now at q Nlena, and
all are well. Gen. Grant will return here
about the middle OfneXt month.
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SALE or SEATs,-Yesterday, at 10 O'Clock,
In the Jewish Synagogue, there were forty
seats sold for " each, The sale OF seats viii
be continued during this week at the office OF
the secretary, No. 8ll Pennsylvania avenue,
between Ninth and Tenth streets, every even
ingj also, on Sunday next at the Synagogue.
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- WAznISurOS, d. G., July -, lS6S
CLARA Snow, n lat .pHu Irur', Iowa, ~
ecuITiN Vt the estate Of Harvey SNOW, l"cra>-d,
having pettiOnrd for extension u the patrut
granted to the said liarv, snow tn" 2l.t day ut
November, lSjI Tor au improvement IN Prrssrr bar
Nti"n b" heard 1T thu. .ir,' III tho - lay uf No
Scmb"T next Any pcfspa may oppose thls eNten.
sion. Ohl-Ctiun~, drnr-ittJH~, and other papers,
should be h"d In this uhlc" twenty days hefur tho
day nf hearing. ELISHA fOOrE,
HulA-Thiw Commissioner Of Patents.
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UNITED STATE. PATENT OFFICE.

>.,,..,, -.,,,,," ASH ,,Ss"iuN; ausus' '''
p"Iiliburd Tor Hu extension Of the pHtgut granted
hun ~ the iih day Of November, ISL, for au in-
rruyum"nt ~ Looms for Weaving Figured FabTlcs
II il ordered that said pClHuu be- heard at this
Office uu III" 2lh day Of October next, Any person
may oppose this extension. objections, depu-t
unus aud other paH"Ts should j." Med tu this viicc
twenty day before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA FOOTE.
nj .,-I.u -.InLuL..-..u..r L n.L.-L1I.
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LIMITED STATES rATENT OFFICE.

CHAktr- PAknAS, ui Philadelphia, Penusylya
uia. having prUuuncd for an extension 81, the pat
cut granted iiin IN III" lIst day ii Nuvrmbrr Isji
aud rri-Surd Toe 81 day Of November, ls'ti, ipr
au improvement ~ Sewing Machiurs,
Its ordered that sad petition be heard at this
"thce ON the "a day " November u"Xt Any per
may oppose TINS extension. Objections, drpn.
,ituu-. aud other papers should h. ulcd ia IhIs
uficu IwugIy days before the day ~ hearing
ELISHA FubrE,
Au2I-T3w GuInInIzsunrT II pa,suts
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NIrEp STATES PATENT OFFICE.

W AHHlNhlhN, y, =. august u, lAbN
JuIiN tKAN, 81 Boston, Massachusetts, having
IrlIIUuri tot an extension Ut tn" pAtrut granted
MIN nu the 18th day uf Nuyrmh-T, lNl. TOT au IN
pTuNrInrul IL Towel stand ~ tlulhrs liursr
ltIs urdrrrd that said p"tItluu be heard At th.r
utlcr gu the 9TH day Of November urNt. Any per
suu MAY OPPOSE THE rNIru-iuH. Objections, dep.
sIiuus, aGd ulhrr papers, should be- nlrd III tn,
nnire twenty days before IN" day II hearing
ELISHA FOOTE,
uu9I-rhw Cummissiuuur "I Patents
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-07

MAsoNic.-At = stated communication OF
Lebanon Lodge, No. ], held last Friday eve
ming, the following officers were elected and
Installed for the remainder of the present ma
sonic year, the office of the senior warden
having become vacant In consequence OF the
removal of f. Bonnell from the jurisdiction
Charles II. Noulton, Senior Warden; John q.
Goodrich, Junior Warden; William W. =.
Dyre, Senior Deacon.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-07

THE PUBLIC SCHooLs.-On Saturday, the
subcommittee OF the School Board met In
their respective districts to consult with their
teachers relative to the best plan OF proceed
Ing with the education of the children of the
public schools, during the present term. The
schools will all open at O'Clock this morning,
and many children-even those who were un-
able to gain admission last year-will be In
the same sad fix to-day. More schools are
needed In every district, and we trust they
will be provided In due season.
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COMMITTED To JAIL.-Thc parties who were
arrested on Friday nigh :, for committing
an assault and battery Sc Lee colOrcd,
with intent to kill, hau l"ing before Jus.
ticc Harper on Saturdhy morning last, and
owing to Lee beng unable TO attend, they
were committed for a further hearing.
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Excursions. Pic-Nics. &c
TO EXCURsloNIsTs.

Il
Parties wishing to engage GLYMONT for Excur.
.ions are hereby notified TO address W. BOWERS,
ESQ. Uate Of 40 Eleventh street. where he will do
business again in the spring.) Superintendent, at
Ulympnt, Orapply to Captain 5. OEDNkY, Seventh
street wharf. au5.lm
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ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.-Last evening, shout
8 o'clock. man named John Smith, living on
Van street, between Third and Four-and-s.
half streets, Island, attempted to commit sui.
eide by taking laudanum. Drs. Williams and
Ricord were called in and admi Mustered strong
emetics to the sufferer, and thought that he
posed to be the cause OF his committing the
rash act.
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A BoARDISG-HoUsE RoBBED.-A notorious
Individual named Spencer White WAS arrested
by Officers Evans and Hamilton, OF the Eighth
precinct, on Friday last, for robbing the board
Ing house Of Mrs. Hannah Droyer, on Capitol
Corduroy e pants black oiots frocR coat eassi.
mere sack coat, pair OF black cloth pants, pin,
marked J. 5. b., on the outside, N. r, 10 on he
inside; pin marked Philomathean, 1852, ladies'
pin, with hair In II, small scarf pin, brass
chain for the neck, shirt button. Some OF the
articles were Identified by Col. Cummings,
others by Mr.. p. J. Ennis, Justice Lynch
heard the case and committed him to jail for
court.
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CHuHcH CHoR hHoLsuEp.-At a regular
monthly meeting OF The First Reformed
church, OF this city, held lew evenings ago,
"A resolution was passed tcrbtdding choir sing
ing. This church has thvs far been able to
boast n choir among the best IN the city,
which by the action Of the Nes'ry 10 now A5Ol.
ished,
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STORE FOUND OPEN.-About l o'clock yes.
tcrdsy morning, AS Officer Tucker, of the
found open the door of Mr.. Welshs grocery
store, corner of Fourth street west and X
street north. He notified the proprietor OF
the fact, who made the door secure; nothing
missing,
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CnURcH MATT.Rs.-Yesterday afternoon at
$3.50 O'Clock love feast was held at the Hamline
Methodist Episcopal church, Rev. Mr.. Hoo
yer, pastor, corner OF Ninth and p streets,
and In the evening their protracted meeting
Interesting and spiritually profitable. In this
church, and, In fact, In all the Methodist
churches and In all the Baptist churches save
the Fist, the sacrament OF the Lords supper
was administered.
Next Wednesday evening the Methodist
congregations of the District of Columbia will
nbmtch eWiiliam n wnoawasJ Gao ~ II,
preside. Several addresses will be delivered.
I'm next Sunday, at three In the afternoon.
their great reunion loverfesst will take place
In the same church.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-07

LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
I wASutN"TuN, u. G.. August ~, lSS
nu the petition " Jeremiah Stryrr, vi BRISTOL
Connecticut, pIAyIug Tor hr extension II a patent
granted him the 2lh day u December, 1851, Tor al
Improvement u machJurs for scrapiug metals
II j. uIdrFrd that said prIit On he heard AT this
"fic" un the "a day f November mex Any PCT
S"n may oppose this extension. Objection, de-
positions, aud other papers, should be- hl,d IA tins
Ulhr" twenty day- before the day VI hearing
ELISHA FutIf,
-rII fiw C0mmissiOucT u Patent
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NlrED STATE, PATENT OFfICE,

= :, " A-WTNWTWNl U u Aug. =, ISs
mI,,StI,,r I III. ,,i, ", TL.Hnrnr "wt 4"
ceased, having pctttupyl Tor tn, rNIru,.ru ii Z
patent graGtCl the said Theodore Weed. III tho
18th day nf N"Nrmher, lSI, tot ~ improvement IA
Sowing Machines;
-, nlurhd mar Tue sAlI I'lNnh Ne l'aIi az
pvr-uu may uppnsu thIs yNtcu-iuu. uhirCIiuu-,
dvl'usItluur, aud uthvT paprr- should b. hlrd ~
Ihis utirr twenty days before the day II hearing
ELISHA tOOrE,
auggS LAVISH CummIssIUugT Of PAIruIs
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ORPHANS CoUET-Judgc PWccH.-This court
transacted the following business on Satur-
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THE RIVER FRoNT.-Bcrry'S WhdJ-Ar-
Iived-Steamer HI Livingston, Wilson, from
Baltimore with passengers and freight. Sailed
Steamer Express, Nickle, for Baltimore,
with passengers and freight
Broira's WhdrC-Arriycd- Schooners hlc\-
Rndcr Wiley, Avery, from Havre.de.Hracc
with ll2 tons Of coal for 5. =. Brown X son;
Exit, Murphey, from the same place with 100
tons of coal for the same firm
Fdy's Wharf Arrived - SChoOncrs Jennie
Baker, HcadIey, with wood for l.. l.. Fay;
Missouri, Keys, from Quantico, with wood
for Mr.. Dodge.
FOWlfr's WhdrC-Arrivcd Chief.
tain, Jones, from HavrC-le,Grsce, with 100
tons of c oal for the Washington and George
town Ice Company; Hamburg, Laird, from
Philadelphia with 200 tons of coal for the same
firm.
ba, Gilmore, from Port Deposit, with lumber
for John Il, Ward.
HdrrcyS PhdrC-Arriyed-Schoon Charles
u. Milburn, Frazier, from HPNrc-de Grace,
with coal for Harvey, CLARK Given.
RECOVERY or A DROWNED DODY-YCGicr-
day morning the drowned body oil James Dun
Mary Huntington, u widow, was found on ne
beach near the arsenal wharf BY an old colored
man, 1t was brought to the sixth street
wharf, where II was examined BY DR.. RECORD
and Justice Tucker. and they deeming 1t un'
necessary to hold an inquest, the body was
street south, between Seventh aud Eighth
| streets west This liftic fellow left home on
Thursday evening last for the purpose OF
getting chips at browns wharf, when II 10
supposed he accidentally fell into the Potion c
and thereby dlowncd
CHuHru CHOiH hBoLIsuRp- a regular
| monthly meeting of the First Reformed
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT

TEMPERANCE MArTBRs Yesterday In
ts temperance meetings wepe hsl S,1 IN
At the Northern Liberties market-house.
sSwa 81 to
L. Kidweli, John Goidin. W. p. Drew, DIR. I,
i. Thompson, the president Of the ss,Oeis.
zion.
Under the auspices OF Hope Division Sons OF
and interestin % temperance Meeting Va. held
at 3 D. m, In front OF Island Hall, South Wash
ington: Addresses were delivered by Messrs.
II. N. Rothery, J. II. Thornburg, Judge Blood,
and J. l.. Kidwen and the number OF the roll
OF membership was Increased by several sig
At night a fair attendance graced Temper
ance Hall, on Z street, where good meeting
was held under the auspices OF the Washing-
f" T pfsRs ASSns m who
dressed the audience were Messrs. John Lee,
Worthy Patriarch Of Potornsc Dlyision,
S%foFfE'bfS Ss% % SG Smith, g. b r' q A K hiF
Thompson, and others. Several signatures
were obtained.
UrioNTows-PRosPERIT oF THE NEW
FREEDMEN's FILLAoE-About a year and
half ago Gen. o. .. Howard and John r. e.
vans, esq, purchased several hundred acres OF
land nearly opposite the nsvy-yard, between
Uniontown, and the Insane Asylum, divided
the tract into one, two, three and four-acre
terms. The village now contains several han
dred neat DIV elling houses and a commodious
school.house. Evidences OF thrift and pros
perity greet the eye In every direction Mr..
Mac1ntoch, quite an Intelligent colored man,
and evidently good gardener, has raised
$1,000 heads of cabbage this year on his lot OF
four acres, which at an average Of Ave cents
per head would amount to 1900. Another gem
tleman sold Ave hundred watermelons at go
per hundred. Many Others have done equally
as well by raising garden truck for our mar
xets. While the great bulk Of these people
arc doing so well we regret to add that there
ere some drones among them, who would
rather live on the industry OF their neighbors
together, however, these people are happy
and prosperous, and are doing much better
than they would have been able to do In the
over'crowded city.
A CoMNgsDABLE JUDoMgNT.-On Thursday
evening q respectable citizen and his wife
were brought before Justice CLARK on n search
warrant issuedby Justice 4. II. Bates, which
commanded the searching Of the premises OF
the accused for n trunk retained Tor board
bill, and the arrest of the said parties, propri.
etoTs OF the house. The case was ruled before
Justice CLARK, who after n careful hearing,
dismissed the case, the arrest being entirely
unlawful as the parties had committed no
crime, and ordered that the trunk be returned
to the house from which 1t was thus unlaw-
fully seized,
Ia addition to this the parties swearing out
the warrant were Rdmonished to pay their
board bill and get their trunk, or take such
civil remedies as the law permits.
Laskey for the prosecution. Philbrook for
the accused. Wecommend the above decision,
and are glad to see some one put their hnger
upon the too frequent lawlcss arrests OF citi
zens OF this District.
CnURCH MATTERS. -Yesterday afternoon al
$3.50 O'Clock love feast was held at the Hamlint
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draws ABouT.-There is, and has been for
some time past, a gang of gipseys lowering
about the suburbs OF our city, which accounts
during the last two weeks, of which no clue
could be obtained as to the guilty party or the
whereabouts of the horses. Lieutenant John
nIe,on Of hsyins stoien ane bor.e ,yb,ch n.
had in his possession; but for the want Of evi.
dence to convict him he was released. This
efficient officer assures us that II the citizens
will only inform him, or those under his COM
mand, whenever these desperadoes encamp on
or near their premises he will Immediately
route them, and thereby prevent their prop
orty from being unlawfully carried away.
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A Very HANDSOME PREsENT.-Doubtless
our readers remember the statement in the
REPUBLICAN, OF July 10 ofthe sudden death of
william J. Smith, who was employed In the
in Canada, aud OF the arrest of several parties
at the time for removing his effects from his
late residence, under the pretence that they
belonged to them, all OF which was recovered
and turned over to the property clerk for safe
keeping until Mrs. Smiths arrival. A few
days since the lieutenant was presented by the
widow of william J. Smith with a handsome
rosewood box, containing a very valuable
eight.keyed, silver-mounted flute, for his ser
vice rendered on that occasion,
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- MA-ulNHt"N, y t. aug. =, leS'
Ou the petition Ut fNrIINL NJ, " "urKttt, Nat"
Emrlhr NJ studmLu, vt Lh'ahriH, sew Jersey,
rSeCutIIN II the rsIaIr ct Sruigu W. NtrdhLau, De
ceased, rrtyIug rnr thn "N!rG'ou u 4 patent
II Doc n,n,r, ISL, aud rrissusd the gJlh day II
A,rIl, INr, tuT nu imprvYe ment iu s"wIus Ma
IG,s ouIcrrd that aid petition be h,alI at to-.
liry - III 81 day VI November urAl- Any ivr
suu may uI IUsr this st"Lsiun th,vtuHr, drpu-I.
umu-, aud other puprIt shuuId be- alrd ~ tn,
urIr" WvntN day before the dal at h'aINEg
kIlSHA iuuIk.
So Wv G,muIlssIuu,t ~ lAt' uls,
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