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the RErrBLrcAS may be ob,Alped daily.
PoLIcE.-Martin Brannan, iaborer, and Jno.
Justice buckley for fighting in the strcct
Justice u. thought their sport was worth 40
TO corporation, and nncd them accordlngly.
A. J. Lawrence, a dentist, living In Washing
ton, came over 10 Georgetown on business, but
Ofiicer Cunningham was on the alert and
brought him before Justice Buckley. II Ap.
pears he was soliciting custom for a tooth
powder OF his manufacture, charging his
patient 90 cents per package therefore, The
case, however, not being fully proven, was
dismissed by the Justice. Pas Burns, boat
canal, was nned Is 80, and, 10 default Of pay.
ment, was sent TO "Hotel de Stevens with a
ticket for twenty days lodgings.
DEDICATION. Tomorrow morning, at IL
O'Clock, the new Catholic church (St. ANNE
will be dedicated At Tenallytown. The services
college, and Rev, Father CLARK, OF Baltimore,
will preach on the occasion. The music will
be furnished by the Georgetown college choir.
Gothic in style, and is quite an ornament to
the vicinity.
RIVER Observation-Disclosures Thomas
y. Cahill, Maith, from BALTIMORE brig Union,
4. Tufts, Dorchester, N. b., with frecstone for
wheat to Hartley & bro. Giesred"steamcr r
T.. y. Knight, Denty, and Empire, Price, for
New York, and steamer Geo. II. Stout, Ford,
for Philadelphia.
NoLLR Pros. ENrERED.-Yestertlay District
Attorney Darlington entered q noHc pros. In
the case OF Mcssrs. Gladman and Donnelly
implicated In the death OF James Gray, there
not being q shadow OF doubt OF their limo.
cencc.
MERCHANTS EScuANGE-Sales dull; 900
bushels common white corn arrived by canal
boat Il. Hartley, and sold at sl.l6 per bushelj
1900 bushel red wheat, from Alexandria, sold
at s2.3s0t2 .4l per busheL
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WIN. L. WALL a 90. will sell, at six O'Clock,
on the premises, part Of square No. 1886, ad-
joining the residence OF W. W. Corcoran, csq.,
and fronting upon Lafayette square and the
Presideht's House. @
Also, at six O'Clock, on the premises, n two
story frame house and lot, being part OF lot 4.
in square 6.t, on the Island.
Also, at their bazaar, at ! O'Clock, q lot Of
horses, carriages, harness, sc.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED bTArRs PArESr ORFiCE,

WAsHINuroN, July ~, 1855.
On the petition Of JVHS Ross, Of Brooklyn, n.
Y. administrator q The estate q Charles RGss;
granted TO the said Charles Ross, tho l7lh day Of
October, 1881, for an Improvement Ia urnding Sur
faces OF Mills, for seven years from tho eNpi-
ration OF said patent which takes place On the 18th
day Of October, 1855
II is ordered that the said petition he heard at the
Patent Oaice on Monday, the 18th day Of September
next clock m and all pcrs1ns are npli lied to
appear aud show cause, u any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing tho extension are required to
ale in the PatCnt Ohice their objections, specially
set forth in writing at least tIgsHtV days before the
day Of hearing all testimony died BY either party,
to be used at the said hearing, must be taken aud
transmitted In accordance with tho rules u the
OtiCc, which will be Furnished on application,
DISPOSITIONS and other papers, relied upon A. ties.
tmony, must he filed IN the office ttotEtV days be-
fOro the day Of hearing the arguments, II any,
With tsi days after lllng tho testim9ny,
Ordered also, that this notice be- puhish In tht
REPUBLICAN, aud the InttiliOeHCtF, Washington,
b. O., AID in the Atlas. New York. y. X,
once week for three successive woeks the
nrst Of said publications to be At least sixty day
previous 10 the day Of hearing ,
A, NJ, STOUT.
iyls.sSw Acting Commissioner u Patents
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nEPARTMENT OF THE EXTERIOR.
~ UNIrEn !srArRa PArrST or

WASHlNuTuS, June g, lSA.
GA the petition nt SrkrHES J. GOLD, III Corn
wall, Conn praying for the extension Of a patent
granted to him ON the I'd day uf October, 1871 fnr
IN Improvement in Warming Houses by Steam,
for seven years from the expiration Of said patrut,
which takes place on tho 81 day Of October, lstS
II j. ordered that the said petition be heard AZ the
Patont ONE" on MONDAY, the lilh day uf SrUtcm-
Der uc&t, ut u clock, III, Iaud persons alu
Nhed to appear and show cause, II any they have,
why said petition ought not to BE- granted
Persons opposing the extension arc required To
die In the Patent OlCr their uhlociuuf, specially
set forth IN writing at least tipFtV days before the
lay Of hcgTnsi all testimony llcd by either party,
to he used At the said hearing, must be taken aud
tran shifted In accordance with the rulcs Of tho
Zee, which will be furnished on application,
Dispositions aud other papers, relied upon ~ tee
tmony, must be filed in the office tlocHtU days ho-
fore the day u hearingi tho arguments, II any,
within ten days altcr fling the Testimony,
Ordered, also, that this notice be pubIshcdIn tho
REruBLiCAN and the IRt,iiOcnCcr, Washington.
D, c, aud In tho Register, New laVTn, Conn ,onc,
week for three suggestive wyrkr the hrst " SAID
day Of hearing 4 81 STOUT
io2l-FM ActlRC Cumml ..I"n"r 81 Patents
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EXCELLENT lNPRoyEMEHTs.- For sn...0 time
past workmen have been enRgeG IN erecting
an iron railing along the pavement fronting
building, which sets that corner o II very pleas
nntly to the observer. Workmen are also
busy In putting up y neat iron railing at the
north front of the Patent ONCE building, to
which the new marble front has been com.
pleted. This, too, will be a handsome In.
pFovement, and II will be highly appreciated
by those residing In that vicinity,
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THE COtJRTs.

CRIMINAL CouRr--Judge Wyiis.-This court
transacted the following business yesterday :
sEsTkNcE OF LkyRs TURrIs.
ThS. II wss SronsSs no sSar,
and sentenced to the penitentiary at Albany
for eight years.
John Furguson, obtaining three dollars from
John Galloway, under the false Pretence that
he was member OF the Seneca Tribe OF Red
Men. and was authorized to receive the mi.
tifNion fec into that trlbe-Terry for defence.
The proof being that the pretence was that
Furguson was a member OF Seneca Tribe Of
the improved Order OF Red Men, and that In
tisted, as q member OF that tribe, but there
was no evidence that he represented himself
as specially authorized to receive money on
Under these circumstances, the Judge
ehsrBed the jury that, ss " was shown that
.the Red Men," and "thc Improved Order OF
Red Mem were distinct organiz.tions, proof
that the defendant represented himself as n
member OF "the Improved Order OF Red Men,
represented himself ia Red Man :" That was
case to bring IL within the limit laid down BY
the law for the crime Of false protcnses. The
Jury accordingly acquitted the prisoner.
grand larceny OF one hundred dollar from ON
VIM. Moore. He was found guilty.
VIM. Thomas, for obtaining goods under
asnse Stephen TUtS plead
guilty, and was sent to jail for thirty days.
William Baker, assault and battery, with
intent TO kill WIN. Underwood. He was found
guilty and sentenced to eight years In the
penitcntiary.
Henry willis, CONVICTED on the 18th inst. OF
resisting officer, was brought into court, and
sentenced to jail for IL months, this sentence
to take effect after the expiration Of his sen
tence OF two years imprisonment In the peni-
Tertiary which was made some weeks since.
Henry willis. Henry Wheeler, and Anthony
Bundy, burglary on the dwelling OF Lewis
Schott, and stealing groceries. Noile prosequi.
James Kelly, assault and battery ON Charles
Marrineelar. He was found guilty, and SEN
fenced to pay fine Of $50 and t2s.50 costs, and
to be committed to Jail TIL paid.
Same, assault and battery on Matthias Kelly.
He was found guilty, and sentenced to pay
costs, 1850, and stand committed until they
be paid.
Same. Assault and battery upon Elizabeth
Lay. Found guilty and same sentence as in
the last case.
Michael Flanagan and John Murphy, petit
larceny OF two loads OF manure, worth so
cents each. Noiic proScqui fled by the District
Attorney.
Adjourned.
EQUiTY CoUET-Judge Fisher, pro fempore.-
Grammar VS.. Todd 4 Probasco. Order ratify-
Ing Auditor and trustees reports, and of nnal
reference to Auditor.
Blake VS.. FAINT ct al. Order appointing y.
HELEN and II q. FAINT guardians To prOtect
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IN TIE SUPREME COURT ~ THE DISTRICT
L uT COLUMBIA.
Timothy Mnsu.ro and Ann Mcguire (llN Equity
I llN Equity
I Docket s.


A.bury Li'yT, trustee In TIT, cause, having rr.
poTtpd IL II h. had ,rId Lots marked II, X, and
l., Ia Gallsn s-Ub-d.Ns,"n " original Lot- mum
barred t,ytnly .ryru, tti,) &C IN IqnAru numhut-
ed hvr huuorsd aud two, t5?, pursuant 10 tho
decree t., Jnarrh Il SrrauIy Tor fl,uG rs, and
0ai tho rlid spriuH hAd complied with Tho urms
ii all II i, III, l1th day Of June, A. D., lSs,
Oricrrd by the Court, that the SRtd sale be, and
tho same Is hereby, ratified aud confirmed unless
cIus, 10 tic contrary be shown uu or before tho
IN day Of July, A, D, ISIS, provided n copy u
CAN once u week fJT three suggestive weeks belOl'
said day, A., u, VLbHi q Mlce
A true cNny--Trri u > NEl"Nt : 'tIh
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In LucK-We congratulate George p, Goh,
esq, the gentlemAnly and accommodating
foreman Of the Government book bindery, on
having his salary raised by act OF Congress
approved the 20th instant to 81, 800, and II is
no less gratifying to see by the same act Uho
tlon billy dthat the female employees In the
Government printing office shah be entitled
to twenty per centum additional upon their
present pay which WA insufficient TO say
the least, The .provisiohs OF the act take
effect on the LIST instant,
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATEsT OFFICE,

WAsHlNdrOS, May II, lhS,
On the pstitiOn Of WILLIAM ID. ANDREwE, ON
York, n Y, praying for the extension q Patcut
granted 10 him the I'D day Of August, 1854, FOR an
imprO yement In Centrifugal Pumps, for seven years
from the expiration of said patent, which lakes
place on the 2ld day Of August, 1865,
II IL ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent ONCE on MONDAY, tho 9Th day Of InIy
uoxt, at ~ clock, aud all persons are notified
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file In tho Patent OtiCe their objections, specially
set forth In writing, at least tl1sntU days before
the day Of heRringi all testimony hlod by either
party 10 be used at the said hearing, must be taken
aud transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the
office, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as testl-
nOny, must be hled In tho office tooItU days before
tho day " hcaringi the arguments II any, within
u" a. ~ after filing the testimony,
Ordered also, that this notice be published in the
Ii. c., and In the atlas, New York, Now York,
OnUo a wook for three successive wOokB; III
nrst OF said publications 10 DO ut least sixty days
previous to tho day VI hearing -
A, NJ STOUT,
my2l,w9t Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
EnuNuAIN npn &c.
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SHOT HIMsELP.-For some time past night
has been made hideous by the congregation st
Woodward Hall of n party OF colored persons.
Singing, dancing, and profanity seems to be the
order OF the nj ght there, and many OF the party
arms and other unlawful weapons. On Thurs
day night colored man, named Frank Wayne,
took out his pistol. and while playing with 1t,
the weapon was accidentally discharged, the
ball taking effect In his right hand. The In
jured man was taken to his home on II street.
when medical aid was summoned, but the bali
had not been extracted ut last accounts.
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Attorneys.

ulARLES g. WHITMAN,
" ATTORNEY. AT-LAw,
OfiGe n L. corner OF Seventh aud streets.
WASHINGTON, ID, c.,
will practice before tho United stAtOs Supreme
aud Circuit Courts, and give prompt attention to
Land, Internal Revenue. and Patent Ofico bnni-
ness Rcfarences Hon. Henry Wilson, Hon.
James X. Doolittlc, Hon. William =. fessenden,
and Hon. John NJ. Drodhead. hyli-3m
T Aw OFFICE.
JkKEsiLH s. BLACK,
WAKD II. LAkos, O. y. BLACK.
BLACK, LAMOE, h Co,
COUNSELLORS AND ATT0RNEYs.AT.LAw
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF the UNITED
STATES,
THE COURT on CLAIMS,
THE C0uRTS, OF TIN nisIRlCT,
COMMITTEES OF CONGRESs,
Oface: ISS Fourteenth street. directly opposite will
laTdI Hotel. dels.u
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Amusements.
UAsnIaGToH CITY GARDEN.

Tho proprietor OF this well known aud popular
place OF resort desires to call the attention Of
sati9ns schools and private parties wishing 10 gvo
WELLINGTON CITY GARDEN.
u Is located on the corner Of New York avenue and
First street west Is easy OF access, and Is shady,
COO, and pleasant. Itfs supplied with shooting
galleIles, ten-pin aiieys, nying horses, &c. Re
hments of all kinds and " ho best quality fur
nished at the lowest rates. There Is also a fine
dancing pavilion in tho Garden The MANAGER
pledges himself to please all who may apply.
2s-tf Mauager
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SHOULD DE ArTEND.D rowe beg leave to
call the attention OF the authorities OF the
District to an obstruction In the south side OF
the Warrington channel, or the foot of Elcv-
enth street. During the summer OF 20 there
mooring vessels, but during the breaking up
OF the Ice, which was very heavy, last spring,
they were forced down until the tops OF them
disappeared under the water, Since that time
large log and other drift wood have lodged
against them, thereby causing considerable oh.
struction to vessels passing to and from the
city. We have frequently heard captains Of
In fact we have known different boats to lodge
on them, and, only after hours OF hard WORK,
did their crews succeed In saving them from
being greatly damaged, As the corporation Is
responsible for any accidents that may occur
by such obstructions, we hope that this one
at least will be removed at An carly day, thereby
preventing the risk OF the loss ofproperty and
q great deal of time.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ uSIrED STATES PATEST OFFICE,

WAsHIYnToS, June II. Isis,
On tho petition Of HARRY II EyARTs, of Chicago,
to f nd j. UES%S, AZ 81 as.EnSS. tEs sis
day % october. Isl, for an IL shiaglc
said patent, which takes place on the Slst day Of
pes f &c Gay sS "a
next. at ~ o'clock, N aud all persons are nou'
why said petition ought mot TO Be granted.
Perscps opposing the extension are REQUIRED TO
SET forth in writing, al least tWsHtN days before
the day OF hUarugi all testimony led by either
tssen and tTsnsmitsi 10 accSTJanSS viii tRS rules
OF the office, winch will be furnished on application
tiRSny, must b. aicd ia lie once i,0eGv day. be.
fore ths day Of hcaringi The srEqpmen,s' II any
ordered. also. that this U2tiee be ruGishGd IN the
REPGBLIcAS aud tho l4tt,Lmg'TTsStr. Wa'GiifHsIyG'
once week Tor three successive weeks; the frst
Of said qualifications to be at least sixy IhT pre-
', jUsi%a 81 ' Acting Goinmis.Iouer 81 fatenis,
PREPAYMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UEITgp STATES PATRET OFFICE,
o.,...,.,,..,,MA THISsToN, June ~, lSs
NY praying for tho extension Of patent granted
to him the 2jIh day Of september, 1854 which pat.
ont was surrendered, and application Tor Reissue
Harvester q Grain aud Graz, Tor sSycE years
from the expiration Of said patent, which takes
place on the 10Th day Of september, lsCS
:, Il IL ordered that ths Tid petition be heard az
September next at II clock, IN. aud all pcrs as
are notified to appuar aud show cause, ifNny thoy
have, why paid petition ought not to be granted,
Persons Oppuslug the extension are required to
Ole In the Patent once their objections, specially
set forth In writing, NJ least tr tv days before the
day OF hearing; all testimony hed by either party
tObc used At the said hearing, must be taken. a9J
transmitted In accordance with tho Jules OF the
O1lru, which Will be furnished GU application.
DISPOSITIONS aud other paper. relied upon ~ tent
tRuuy, must be hlud In tho nttco tiC,Hty days hg
| fore The day Of hcariugi Il = arguments, " Auy
with tsI days after hling the testimony,
ordered also, that this notice be- published In The
| RgPuBiIcAS aud the HtsiifOsHrfr, Washington,
| b. c., and In the Atlas, New York, Now York,
'nce week for three successive weeks the hrsi :"
said publications to be At least sixty days PTGrvu'
| to the day Of hearing, A. NJ. STOUT,
/ r2.ThSt Actlng Commissioner n Patents
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EPPgOTs oY THE SroRM.-The heavy rain
yesterday had the effect OF breaking down
many OF the telegraph wires, north and west,
above Baltimore, and the conductors Of south
ward bound trains report the tracks In many
placCs Hooded,
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATEST OFFIrF,
NAsHINUTON, June q, lNS.
On the petition Of NORMAN q. HGRRIs, Of Pout.
noy, Vermont, praying for the extension ~ patent
granted to him the 9Th day Of April, 1879, for an
Improvement IN Manufacture OF Slate Pencils, tor
seven years from tho aspiration OF said patent,
which takes place on the 2ith day Of April, l-a'
Its ordered shat the said petition be hoard 1T tho
Patent Once ON MONDAY, the I'D day Of November
next at II clock IN. aud all persons are notified
to appear and chow cause, II Any they have, why
said petition ought not to BE- granted.
Persons opposing the CXtcnsl on arc required To-
Ole in the Patent OMcG thrt objections, Specially
set forth In writing, NJ least trsHtV days before the
day OF hcarlngi Sltestimony fled BY either party,
to be used 1T the said hearing, must be taken and
transmitted In accordance with tho rules u tA,
ONCE, which will be furnished IN application,
Depns AgE and llhuT paper, relied upon ~ los.
tivGuy !i5ya be Med in the otc, t'o,aiy day he
foft th1ahsy ri hearing the argument, II rgy,
within Et de- eit,I Eiuglh test mony
Ordered, also, that This notice br published IN
tho REPvHiHu AZ and the IHiSiigtUT,F, Wi-htug-
ton, b. T.. and IN tho r. giSt,r. New Haven, Con
neClisut, aVc q week for three success I've weyks'
the dr-t u said publications 10 be NJ least sixty
days previous to the day o!ho1I,ug ,,,,,,,,
iNls.T Tint Acting Comm flUlVT Of Patents
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DAsE BALL.-Tho Union club, OF this city,
game with the Enterprise base bali club. The
members and friends OF the Union who intend
accompanying the nine will meet at the depot
at II al A. m.
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PAssAoH or THE ALrxASpnt. CANAL BILL,
in the Senate. yesterday, the House bill re-
sS s &c ; s"a nn.sS G w,s s
across the Potomac river from Georgetown TO
the virginia shore, connecting the Chesapeake
and Ohio and the Alexandria canals, TO be .
elevation, anything 10 any law or laws of the
United States, or OF any State, TO the contrary
notwithstanding.
the Alexandra canal, their associates, their
heirs, and assigns, TO maintain and operate
said aqucduct, and 70 erect, build, operate, and
Georgetown, in the District OF Columbia, TO
the Virginia shore, upon and over the stone
piers upon which the aqueduct now rests, in
conipnetion herewith. . bridge Of wood, iron,
sage Of persons, animals, and vehicles, and
also with one or more tracks or way. for the
railroad.
1t further enacts that II shall be lawful for
tho said lessecs, their associates and success
rate a railroad across said bridge from GEORGE
town, In the District Of Columbia, to the yir-
einia shore, and there to connect with said
railroad. That as soon as the chief engineer
Of the army shall certify to the Secretary of
War that the said bridge Is so far completed
as to be ready, At and convenient for the pas
sage OF persons, animals and vehicles. the said
rescntatiyes, may demand, have. and Receive,
in advance, the following tolls, to wit, For
aay foot passenger crossing on said bridge,
two cents, for any horse, mule, or Jack, any
OK, or other horned cattle, I'VE cents; for any
vehicle drawn by one animal, fifteen cents;
drawn by two animals, TWENTY-FIVE cents ,
drawn by four animals, thirty-fve cents, but
no extra charge shall be ms for the driver Of
such yehicici for any hog, sheen, or other live
creature, one cent; which certificate shall DO
published for three weeks In two daily papers
In the city Of washington, Mt the EXPENSE OF
the company, propided hotpcrer, That IL shall
be lawful for said iessecs to commute those
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Mr.. LHUTzg.-Mr. Blsckford, agent here OF
the Mutual Life Insurance Company Of New
York, has received certificate from the pres
ident Of the company that MIR. LeutIe had an
be promptly paid. We believe this will be the
bulk OF his estate.
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JUST RECEIVED fow more OF those White
Flannel Suits for 49, at A. Saks 4 o., 6lT
Seventh street, near ID.
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EaUiTy Counr-Judge Fisher, pro iempore.-
Grammar VS.. Todd 4 Probasco. Order ratify-
Ing Auditor and trustees reports, and of hnal
reference to Auditor.
Blake VS.. FAINT ct al. Order appointing y.
HELEN and II. @. FAINT guardians to protect
infants interests In suit.
Adjourned.
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EOODsPEED' FOUNTAIN PEN-sixty Lines
" Written with ore Pen 81 Ink, Tho best thing
Euara ntecd to Agents. Address j T. PRICE (
Co, 81 Park Row, New York.
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The 0LYNPIcs.-The Olympic base ball club
Saturday next, the Sth proximo, when they
expect to play the leading clubs of Troy,
Albany, New York and Philadelphia. Due
notice will be given OF the clubs TO be played
and the days on which games will take place.
The Olympic boys have made some excellent
| "hits" at home this season. and VIC predict for
them happy "houc run" on their return from
the North.
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FORMAL REorESING.-Thc repairs and i'm
proycmonts on Fletcher chapel NJ. l.. church,
corner OF Fourth Btreet aud New York ave.
nue., having been completed, that church will
be formally reopcned on tomorrow (Sun-
day.) There will be services at II a. m, $3.50,
and 5 p. m. Rev. Or. Hamilton, Rev. u. Pey.
ton Brown, and B. Newton Brown will con-
duct the services.
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WORKING UNDgR TnE EIuHr-uoUR RUIZ
On Monday morning last all the stone.cutters
lin the marble yards and elsewhere) In the
city struck for the eight-hour rule, and by
Tuesday morning all Of them were at work,
instances, reluctantly. We believe this 10 the
only trade In the city that has fully accom-
plished this point. 1t Is Inferred that other
trade organizations will soon make tho at
tempt.
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CHuRCH DEDICATIoN.-To.morro Sunday
at 10 n. m, st, Ann's church, a new and beau
tiful cdilce, at Tennallytown, will be dedi.
Gated to the worship OF Almighty God, when
OF Baltimore, and a collection will be taken
up towards dsfraying the building expenses
The Georgetown College choir will favor those
In attendance with their fine music.