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JACKSON DEMOCRATIC AssoctArIos.-Last
evening q meeting OF this association was
held al Csrusi's saloon, and the unterrified
ahou Al nm IN consideration uumbers. with n
Il. swat a. president, and Dr. Il. a, Cl,ytbn
a. secretary pro I'm
Mr. Swnft called the meeting TO order. and
Or. ClAyton read the minutes OF the proceed.
ipRs OF tho last meeting I. 81 T''r
Mr. j. II. Ellis presested the name. of Pat
rick Murphy, John Bowers, WIN. v. Halliday
and ]. II, Caldwell for me mberrhIp, and they,
with Mr.. sZephanIah Jones and J M. Gordon,
were duly elected members, Z DO w"
Mr.. Frank Riley offered a resolution that In
tiew Of the Immediate necessity OF obtaining
campaign documents, we grant the use OF this
hall to the Congregational Democratic commit
eTh. resolution VA. adop,ed, 1ud the cor.
responding secretary was ordered to oommu.
nicate with the committee named.
MI Nicxander Rutherford presented the
name Of Henry Halliday for membership, and
he was elected.
The name Of Mr.. II. A. Clarke was taken
| from the Finance Committee, at his request,
AZ he was out ofthe city.
| Dr. CHARLES Allen proposed tho name OF Mr..
Robert Ball, TO all the vacancy, and he was
Mr. j, b, Ellis asked to be relieved from
| serving on the Committee on the HAIL
on motion, he was excused. =.
Dsvi. was chosen to ali The U Vacancy. " n o.
ing in The Sixth ward was taken M And dis.
eussed by the association. ~
| MI. Frank Riley thous hi his Vas the parent
Association. and that II was The piyot on
vhich ali other assbciatiops should turn, This
| associstIon should make its Arrangement,
and let the Others act accordingly.
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yoIcE OF WIsDoM.-Those In want Of gents
furnishing goods good goodA, at low prices, 20
to the original Franc, loi Seventh street, be.
tween ID and L, where you will find a splendid
assortment, twenty per cent, cheaper than In
any similar establishment In the city. Ills
motto Is, "a quick penny Ia better than slow
dollar,n Hemember The plaee-l9i Seventh
II street, No branch store, II
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= W NENTNIII WN, II. z. AuKW7T IT, ms.
GA the petition Vi jeremiah StsyeT, Ut BEiHtOl,
CONNECTICUT, praying for tho extension Of patent
granted him the l4th day OF December, lS6i, for an
impTuy eInant In machines for scyApiug metals:
Il Is Idered that said petition be heard at this
Office on the I'D day Of November next Any per.
may oppose this extension. Objections, de-
positions, aud other papers, should be dled Ia this
office twenty DAYS before the day Of hc4fug.
ELISHA FOOTE,
epI-PgW CumulissiuuUT of Patents,
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RETURNED HoME.-Our well known citizen
DR.. r. S. L. Walsh, has Just returned from al
extended tour In Europe, looking exceedingly
we'll and happy, and expressing delight wifi
his visit.
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IrNITEn sTNTEs rArENr nFtlCE.

y WArHINWFuN, ., q, SdplembrT :, lsA
On The petition Of BIKDSILL Holly, uf Lock port,
y. Y, praying for thccNuusl Of = patent granted
him On til" OH day Of February, 1856, for An In
pruvolnenI IN ElliptCal Rotary Pumps;
II il ordered that sad petition b"hdArd At this
utirn W the NH day Ut January next. Any per
-ou tuAy oppose this extension, objections, dePn-
sIliuu-, aud other papers should b. filed IN this
utlrr twrntydiy, before the day Of hearing
ELISHA FuOFE,
CDmmIssiuEpr Of Patents
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auD-Th9w
TINTED STATES "a PATENT VtffiUs. .,

JAMES II. WHlTSgY, Of brooklyn, n e, ad-
ceased. having petitioned for the extension Of y
patent granted tue said Theodore Z. Weed, on the
18th day Of November, lS5i, for IN imprVy In
sewing Machines;
It Is ordered that the said petition DO heard at
this office ON the 9th day OF Nusember next. ANY
person may oppose this extension Objection.
dispositions and other papers should he filed IN
this Office twenty days before the day Of hearing
ELISHA FUOrE,
AnRS-lHw3w Commissioner Of PatentE
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REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. Green \ Williams,
Auctioneers, have sold part OF lot 10, square
AS, fronting thirty feet on south q street, be.
ments, to Charles JRvius, for ", 900.
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On the pctiI"a Of JOYS fprrEhi. "FGiifSri, Now
HRmpshir". praying Tor the extension Of patent
granted hun the 9th day VI December. lsi. AID
rcissued on tho 9Th day nf OcOrbcr, lsi3, for an
Improvement IL Circular Knitting Machncs;
IL ordered that the sad petition be heard at this
ONCE On the 2h day Of November next. Any per
SOU may "upUso this extension Objections, dppUsl-
lions, I'D other pap"rs should b. died III this Office
tweuty days before tue day Of hearing.
ELISHA A. FOOTE,
sCIN.w 9w Commissioner Of Patents.
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ISCoRREcT-the statement made In morn.
Ing contemporary, Afew days since, that "Coi.
J. y. McFerran, A. Y. NJ, had awarded a
VIM. A. Boyd, esq" No such contract was
awarded, either at the time mentioned or TO
the person named, we are authorised to say,
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Coon BLACK DoRsKIN PANrALooNs for %
and tsi some very superior for tlOj at George
y, Henning's One Price Clothing Store, No
oil Seventh street,
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THn ordinary rife ball Of tho Springfield
musket, with tho regulation quantity of
powder, passes over one hundred tsst directly
from the mulIlo Of the piece in about tho
fifteenth part Of second.
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y AsMINuFON, p, Q, AukusI Il, IbBS,
JuHS CRAM, VI Boston, Massachusetts, having
pettiOned for an extension Of the patent granted
him on the 18th day OF November, 1854, for an im.
pIyyemeut in Towel stand OF Clothes Horse:
II is ordered that said petition be heard at this
oaioe on the 9th day OF November next ANY per.
may oppose this extension. Objections, depO-
slLiOns, and other papers, should DO filed in tAiS
office twenty days before the day Of hearing
ELISHA FOOTE,
auD-Th9w Cnmmis-innsr Il pa T.
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SUPERVISOR oF REYENUE.-Commissio ner
Rollins has nominated Mr.. Alexander Fulton
as = supervisor Of revenue for the Ninth dis
trlot, comprising Maryland, Delaware and the
District OF Columbia.
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SHOT IN THH WRIsT.-On Monday night last
Mr. Robinson, residing on the corner Of Sixth
and streets, was accidentally shot In the
morning DIR. DuhAmel extracted the ball
which had lodged near tho elbow Joint, and
Mr.. Robinson is now almost free from pain
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-11

STATIONERY CoNrRAoTs.-Messrs,P Philip 4
Solomons have just had awarded to them the
contrast for furnishing stationery to the An
papolIs Naval Academy.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT oYpIcE.

n.a..- .WAHiE0toN. ID. G, ,Augustb, lAP
uBoRaE MiLLEk, Of Providence, Rhode isisnd
having petltioned for an extension Of The pstsnt
granted him on the 9Th day Of November, lsJ for
for Mach lnery: % Dsua'Hs
Its ordered that said petition be heard Al This
once % the 18th day Of October next. Any person
nay oppose this extension; Objections, deposi,
TONS, aud other papers, should be hled in this
ONCE twenty days before the day Of hearing
RulI.F9w CommissionsP Of Pstsnis
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CHURCH IMPRovEMENT.-The Ninth street
Methodist Protestant church 10 being hand
somely improved with a new front. win
be thoroughly moderated, windows and door
enlarged, and the former filled with stained
glass. The whole will be covered with mastic
In initiation OF brown stone, The interior
will also be thoroughly renovated. The con.
EregAtion will worship for the preAent at Odd
fellows' Hall on Seventh street. They ex-
poet to reopen their church about the middle
of October.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-11

CRIMINAL CouRT-Judge Wyiie.-The court,
upon petition Of s. @, Hlne, ordered the dis.
charge fGom JhIi OF Robert Carter, charged
with |, r.eny.
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ANOTHER RUNAwAY.--About three p. IN. on
Tuesday, Mr.. William II. MARROW called on
Mr.. Thomas Riley, foot OF Eleventh street,
ssehea 10 ups v stsmaiap e IN froat of M
office door. The horse took fright and ran at
great speed up Eleventh to + street, where the
buggy upset, and perhaps would have been
man who, with great exertion, caught him
and turned him over to the owner, who re-
munerated the colored man for his kind act.
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original Francs, I9l Seventh street, between
ID and + streets Good white shirts, tl6ll so;
line white shirts, t2ss2.bo; good undershirts
and drawers, soo., Isc, and u; A No; ! hne
cotton socks, 10, Is, 20, and rs centsi best
English half hose, Is and u. so per dozen; good
paper collars, three boxes for Is cents; white
handkcrchicfs, Is, 20, and rs cents; linen col
lars, cuffs, ties, bows, toilet articles, &c., at
popular prices. Remember the place-49i
Seventh street, large plateglass front, six
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A UCTION SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROP
n ERTY,-HuRSES, BLANKETS, D L MS.
CLOTHING, Sc.
OFRIcE AssIrrANTQ ". U. S. Amy, }
llay uIKARD STREgT,

llsy GERARD STREgT,
PuILApELrHlA, PA SEPT ., ls6S.
Will be- Enlt At Public tAuCtion, on MONDAY
NENT, the 18th inst, at the schuSlkill Arsenal,
GrHys Ferry road, NJ 10 o'clock u, IN, = lot OF
CiYthing aud Camp Equipage, rated Al uHserN lce-
able Tor issue to troops,
The property to be sold will consist In part Of
Blankets. Uniform Coats, Oyercvats, Blouses, For
age Caps, Canteenz, Camp COloI-, Drums, fifos,
Flags, Jackets, Camp Kettles, Mess Pans, KNAPP
&c, &C. '''' O'''''''
Will also be- sold at the -ams time, about 400
yards Black C,tluu wgAus Three Horses.
Alsu lot Of uuscryi Csable QuATtermastcr Stores,
consisting VI Old Iron, Stoves, &c.
Catalogues II the property to he sold will be fur
nishod on application Al this ONCE
T. J. CHILLY,
scpII.l ByL Col aud Asst q. NJ. Us Army,
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Our YOUNG AND GENIAL FRIgSD, Nantz, OF
the Consiiiuiiondi Union, leaves the city this
evening to take charge Of the looAl columns OF
one of the Louisville, Ky, dailies. We wish
him every success he can desire in his new
field of labor: but at the same time we cannot
forbear exclaiming:
o, why do you leayeus,
And thus cruelty grieveusH
Why tear your koei natured self away
No more eau we gainsay
And make II up the next day.
For you are off on another way.
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tbs ExAMININo BoARD.-Judge James, DIR.
Jayne, and Mr.. Taylor, the board recently ap.
pointed by the Commissioner of Patents to
examine all employees In and applicants for
gagged In examining the present force OF the
otfice, from principal examiners down. Upon
the conclusion OF the examination they will
make their report to Judge Foote, the Com,
missioner. Any employees who fall to answer
the questions will be dismissed, aud their
places Allied by competent persons.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-11

BENEFIT TO BILLY EDwARDs.-On Saturday
| evening next, at Canterbury Hall, u cOmpli.
| mentary benefit, In the shape OF u concert and
| sparring exhibition, will be given to Billy Ed.
wards, the handy little "serappcr" who van.
quishcd Sam Collyer at Cone river. Billy viii!
put up his "forks" with Dooney Harris. his
| trainer, when all the boys can see how he did
| the business for the Baltimore "bloke.n
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The IRvIsu LyCEuM. This association
the Council Chamber of the City Hall. In Ad-
dition to the usual exercises, Mr.. l.. q. Frank
lin, young ShAkesperian scholar, having
subject, will give some select reading from
Shakespeare. Aninteresting time 10 expected.
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WATER PIPE,
GAS PIPE,
AND FAVE TROUGH

The llsst aud Cheapest Articles ever made Every
body, particularly FARMERS aud MINERS, send
for trco descrintlye circular aud price is NJ A,
WOODWARD, WillishspeTt, Pa.
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7 siILD sIAILs pAIENT oFFICE,

WAsHIN0ToS, d. c. August Ii. 1868
JACOB SwARTZ. Of Philadelphia, Pa, having Pc
uti9ned ior an extension Of the patent granted him
% the 18Th day Of November. 1854, reissued on the
IN day OF June, lsD, aud again reissued In three
ers:
Il is ordered that said petition he heard At thI.
Office on the ~ day Of November noxt Any per-
.on may oppose this extension. Objections, deposi-
tom, and other papers should be filed in this ohcs
twenty days before the day Of hearing.
..,. ELISHA R00TB,
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NEW ISvKSTIos.-We advise our house
keeping friends to call at II. l. Grcgory's stove
depot, at No. 32l Pennsylvania avenue, near
seventh street, and examine most wonder.
| full Invention for washing clothes without la
Dor. The inyention 10 called "Tho Automatic
Clothes Washer and Boiler" and from all that
to make "wash day" more attractive than 1t
| has heretofore been,
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auslo. wsw Commissioner Of Patents.

- wAsHiSuroS, D. C., July %, ls6s.
CLARA u, sSow. OF indsp.udaoss, iowa. sr
seair,x Of lhe estate Of Harvey snow, deceased,
having pctitOned for an extension Of the pate nj
granted to the said Harvey Snow the 7lst day Of
Novsmber 1871, for an Improvement IN PresseT: bsi
Tor Planning Machines: Ii Is ordered that said ne.
tition be heard at this office on the % day Of 30
yembcr next. Any person may oppose THIS extern
sion, obJections, dispositions, and other papers,
day Of hea ring. ELISHA FOOTR
aulj-T Commit nioner Of Patents
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VISIT TO rBB PREsiDENT.-Yesterday noon
delegations Of the GRAND Council of the lnde-
pendent Order OF Good Fellows, representing
President johnson at the White House, and
after An introduction by A. f. l.. Reese, esq.
were cordially welcomed by the President.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-11

ABDUCTION CAsE.-Our readers doubtless re-
member that some time aimee mention was
made In the REPUBLICAN OF Henry Saekett
and a comrade Of his clipping from this city
with young lady, 10 years old, whose parents
reside 10 the vicinity Of the Kirkwood house,
and Of her being. captured by Detective Me-
Dewitt at the residence Of MIRA General Sack
EFT, near Springdale, Va, who is the mother
OF this young villain.
Since that time the parents Of the young
lady were led to believe that inducements
had been held out to their daughter to act In
the manner she did, and therefore her father
swore out warrant and had young Sackett
arraigned before . Justice OF the peace on the
charge OF abducting her from the protection
OF her parents. On that occasion he gave bail
TO appear at some future time, and on Tues
day, At p. m, his case WAS called before Jus
tice Clark at the Central gusrd. house. The
parents OF the young lady not feeling disposed
to prosecute the case, It was dismissed with
the understanding that the accused would
stay AWAY from their premises, and that he
would not modest any Of the family.
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wA-HiSUTOS, Aug. y, lsts
On the petition u AAkuS Il. ALLEN, Of Boston,
Massachusetts, prAyiHg for the extension of a nat
ont granted him 0n the 5th day Of December, is,
for an Improvement In Seats for Public Buildings
II Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
Office On the 2id day OF November next Any per
sou may oppose this extension, Objections. depu-
suI0us, and other paper should be hed In this Of
Ace twenty days brt1Tc the day VI hearing
ELISHA FOOTE,
T,pu .
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THA NATIoSAL 9AME-CHAMrIoSsHlP or
THs UNITED SrATEa.-Yesterday n game for
the championship OF the United States was
played between the Atlantic club, of Brook
Ign, and the Union club, OF Morrisiana, on
the grounds Of the former, at Brooklyn. 1t
was a hotly.contested game, but the Uhion
club was beaten on its own grounds for the
nrst time, badly, by a score of 81 to I.
The innings ranged as follows:
INNINGS,
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PRESENTATION OF A GOLD MEDAL ron
ISPELLiSG-Yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock
Miss Mollie Bowen, Of the Female Grammar
school Of the Foul tn district, (Mrs. Amidon's)
ercise In spelling. In an exercise of two hun.
dred words she made not q single error. The
presentation was made by Mr.. W. '. Muir
Ballantyne, of this city, at the beginning OF
the school year for the best exercise In spelling
In the Grammar schools.
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PRINCES
STAMPING, FLUTING, AND PINK.
ING DEPOT,

HAS REMOVED TO No S2l STREET. BETWEEN
TENTH AND ELEyENEH STREETS.
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TINE or ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF MAILs.
Northern and eastern mAils-lst due At BIO
a; m, closes at O. a. m; I'd due a, $40 p. m,
baltimore, Md, maiI-lst due at $40 a. IN.
closes at 845 q. m; I'd due at $40 p. m, closes
Western malls, via Relay House-lst due at
$40 \. m, closes at 40 q. m; ID due at 10 a.
m; Cd due at II a. M; +h due at 6.lS p. m.
southern mails, via Orange and Alexandria
r. r., for Lynehburg, Oh chattanooga, and New
Orleans-Due at 0 y. M, closes at 0 a. m.
Southern malls, via Richmond and Freter-
icksburg-lst due at a. m, closes at a. m.
I'd due at y. m, closes at $50 p. IN.
100 p. nj second due at 6.ls p. m, closes at
40 a. m.
Alexandra, Va, mail-lst due at II A. m,
closes at a. m; I'd due at $50 p. m, closes at
SPIN,
Georgetown, d. O., mail-lst due at $50 a.
m, closes at a. mi I'd due at IL 80 p m, closes
at p. m; Sd due at 80 p. m, closes at p. m.
Rockville, Did, mail-Due at 6p. M, closes
at 80 a. m.
Leonardtown. Nd, mail-Arrivcs at p. IN,
closes at I p. m.
Port Tobacco, Piscataway, and Dufield
mail-Due Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
y. m; closes Tuesday, Thursday and Sstur-
Upper Marlboro, Md, mail-Due at 3 p. m,
closes at $50 a. m.
Norfolk, Va, mail-lst due at IL a. NJ, closes
at l.3o p. NJ; I'd due at y. m, closes at 7. m.
On Sunday, only one mail 10 received from
the North, and two from the West, South, and
Northwest.
Mails departing on this day for these routes,
close at O n, m, and for Norfolk, Old Point
Comfort and Portsmouth, at l p. m.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

= WAsHIFUT0N,D d. Q. ,AuRust Is, ltds
CHARLES PARHAS. Of Philadelphia, PonnsylyA-
MIA. having pettiOned for an extension Of the pat
ent granted him the 2lHt day Of November, 1874,
and reIssued gu the ID day Of November, 1865, for
an Improvement Ia Sewing Machines:
u IL ordered that said petition be heard at this
Once On the ID day Of November next Any per-
sou may oppose this extension. Objections, depO-
slion-. aud other papers should DO hleJ In this
Office twenty days before the day Of hearing
ELISHA fOOTB,
hu9i.Tlw COmmissiuneT of Patents.
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Tho Athletics, Of Phiiadeiphia, and the
Unions, alias Haymakers, OF LansinBburg, N.
Y, two crack clubs, played u match game yes
tcrday also, In which the Haymskers were
worstcd by a score Of 81 to 90,
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49,. WA|HNNiON, u. T.. July ~, 1858,
William Porter. OF williamsburg. N. Y having
petlIOned for an extcnhlVn Of the patent granted
him "n tho siIh da" Of October, 1864. for an i'm
prOvemeut In Occurring lamps 10 lanterns
u Ii ordered that said petituT I've heard at this
uihcc on tho 18Th day ui October next. Any per
may oppose hisUNtensiOn. directions, depd-
sil,ons. and othor papers should be nled In thu
utlcv twenty days before the day IT hearing,
EL' g.. ! FOOfE,
Augl3-w1w COmniss Of Patents
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as grocery by Mr.. Thomas Hume, on NJ arket
space, between Eighth and Ninth streets, is
being torn down TO give place to more extern
sive edi6ce, with an iron front, II will be
erected In the very best manner, and specially
adapted to the conduct Of the grocery busI-
ness IN all It's branches, for which purpose It
Jones Il Collins, bricklayersj Baldwin Bros.
carpenters. The iron castings will be fur
nished from the establishment of Messrs.
Bartlett, Rollins q 90. Of Baltimore. When
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I YITED STATES PArFNr . ICE,

- WAsHISgTOS, August II. 1855
UEURuE tHOMPTUS, 0t Worcester, Mass, having
petItiuH"d for Au rNtynhlUn Uf the patent granted
him gu tho lth day " November, ISL, Tor an I'M
pruysmsnI ~ Looms for Weaving FIG uTed Fabrics!
Il IL ordered that said petition be heard al this
Office On the 18th day of October next Any person
may oppose this extension. ObisctiunE, depOai-
tons and other papers should be flied iu this Office
twenty day before the day vl hearing
ELISHA ROOTE,
Qyy nf Date
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GERMAN SOLDIERS AND SAILoRs' UNION
This new and hourishing organization held q
stated weekly meeting at Wills Hall, Seventh
street, on Wednesday evening, Lieutenant
William Young, president pro fenlpore.
The Chair stated that President CARL Damn,
a translator In the Department OF Agriculture,
for the purpose OF inaugirating unions OF the
German soldiers and sailors In the cause Of
Grant and Colfax.
Conserving the resignation Of Mr. Damn, q
resolution was adopted, and other business OF
no public nature was disposed Of, when the
club adjourned.
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POLICE BOARD BusIsEss.-This Board held
a semi.monthly meeting at police headquar.
tiers, at 2 p. m, yesterday, when the following
business WAS disposed of:
Oficer John W. Hanes was fined $40 for con-
duct umbe coming an officer.
Officer Edward Bleuet was dismissed the
force for gross neglect of duty.
Additional Private +. l.. Payne was reap
pointed for six months, to do duty between
avenue.
Additional Private Henry q. Jones was re-
appointed for six montAs, to do duty at
Metropolitan Hall.
The applications for liquor licenses Of An.
tome q. Muller, Michael Connor, Michael
Hurley, Michael Murdoch, and ID. ]. OCon-
nell were rejected.
VIM. II. Duffy WAS appointed q private on
the force, vice James Webb, Ineligible.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-11

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~ wAsHISGTOS, ID. c. August %, ls6S
GEORGk W, LRE.of winchester, Ohio, having pc
tItiuned for the extension VI the patent granted him
the "isi day of November, lSiI.fOr an Improvement
IN Seed Planters:
nc" the pth day ni November next. Any person
may oppose this cxteus ion, Objections, deepest
tons, aud other papers should be ned in this Office
twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA FOOTE,
Anl '-w2w ConmIs sinurr Of Patents