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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-15

CLOTHING ron SrRIsa.-Messrs. Stephens
L %. $40 PennsylyA niA avenue, betwee Ninth
and Tenth streets. have just received an extern.
sive and well-seleoted stock Of youths, boys
and ohildren's clothing for all ages, from three
years and upwards, for spring wear. Spring
will soon be here, and II behooves our readers
to provide themselves with clothing for their
children and themselves, at the low rates which
rule At the establishment Of Stephens h Co.,
before the rush comes.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-15

COMMITMENT OF BURoLARs.-Thomas Ba.
ker, Thomas Bennett, and Henry Lush, whom
arrested By Detectives Coomes and Miller and
Sergeant Clements for the larceny Of trunk
and clothing from the boarding-house OF Mrs.
Smith, on Pennsylvania avenue, the property
of DR.. Lorrey, had final hearing before JUS
tice Smith on Wednesday, and were commit
ted to Jail for court.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-15
ALEXANDRIA MATTERS,

ALENANDhHA MAIEERSs
ATMR. aAnrEL D. MARKELL, Prince street. op.
posite the Gazette once, IL the authorized agent
for the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN 10 Alexandria from
Nayl.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-15

Mr.. WILLIAM SMITH has Just returned from
New York with an elegant stock OF straw
hats, which he 10 prepared to sell at twenty.
to his well-known store at Sll Ninth street,
between u and Pennsyivania avenue, will
prove the truth of this assertion. Mr.. Smith
10 also the agent of Singers Noiseless Sewing
Machine, which recently took the premium At
the New York State fair. leo
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-15

IssrALLATIos,-Rev, Chas. p. Glover was
on Monday evening Installed a. pastor Of Har-
mony Presbytsriap church, AZ Mount Airy,
services were performed By the Rev: Or. John
@. Smith, Of this city, and Rev. Or. Gam, prin.
cipAl OF the female seminary, Frederick city.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-15
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ uSirEp srArKs PATENT orFIoE

wAsutsGrOs, April II, 1863
On the petition OF ALBEKr II. TIS0LRY, Of Proyi-
denee, Il. l., pray for the extension % pstsnt
granted to him aud his co-assigncc, Edmund W,
Tingley, the 18th day OF July, 1854, for improve
ment in MACH mes for Saving Stone and Marble for
seven years from the expiration Of said patent.
which lakes place on the 18th day 81 July, ls6s:
II Is ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent ONCE on MONDAY the 18th day Of june
next. at u o'slSek. m and All persons are notified
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extentlon are required to
ale In the Patent Olce their objections, specially
set forth In writing, at least fiosnty days before
the day Of hearingt all testimony nled by either
party to be used at the said hearing must DO taken
and iran TIED In accordance with the rules Of the
onice. which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relic upon as tes
timony must be hled In the office ttoenty days be-
fore the day Of hearings the arguments, " any,
With ten days afcr ding the testimony;
Ordered, also, that this notice DO published tn
the RErUBLIcAS and the I.teiiigsncsr. OF WASH
lngton, d, O.. aud in the Journal, Providence. X.
l. once = week for three successive weeksi the
nrst Of said publications. to DO at least sixty day.
pre- lous to the day VI hearing. =. ,.
sp2i .TuJ, Acting Commissioner of Patents.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-15

more Sun Of yesterday morning says the Pres.
bytery OF the District OF Columbia, together
with moderately large congregation, assem-:
bled last evening In the First Constitutional
Green and German streets, for the ordination
OF Rev. S. d. Noyes to the ministry. Rev
John q. Smith, OF the Fourth Presbyterian
church, Warrington, u. O., acted as modera-
tor, and after an able sermon ordained the APP
plicant by the imposition Of hands. The
charge was then delivered by the moderator,
after which the newly ordained minister re-
members Of the Presbytcry and the members
OF the congregation. It 10 understood that
Rev. Mr.. Noyes will assume the pastorship Of
the FirAt church.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-15

Nor TO BE BLAMEp.-0n the occasion OF the
accident to the hook and ladder carriage, .
few nights since. asElyen In the REpusLioAs,
the regular driver, Mr.. Henry Lewis, was out
Of the city, and the team was driven BY SUI
pernumerary. Mr.. Lewis bears the reputs-
tion Of being an expert among horses, and no
The man who did drive, doubtless, did the best
he could, and ahould not be csnsured.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-15
PR2PosALs IoR TRIMMIEG AND GRAVEL.
SG sEsEkT SekyE FEET%EEA TT VII

Proposals. will be received At the Mayer once,
May, for trimming and 0iay cling / street north.
between Twenty third and TysatS fourth streets
tire, taperinG OF to four inches at the gutter line,
and to be we'll rolled and relieved Of all stone OF
Improper sire,
Bidders will state the price per .quato yard for
trimming and srayeling. and the right Is reserved
SAMUEL pUvALL,.
invalid Cammis.ioner Fir.t Ward
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-15

METROPOLITAN (CIrY) RAILROAD ExrEN-
sIoN.-The committee recently appointed (E.
7. Ferris, J. II. Mcconnell, VIM. 7. Parish and
Henry Hardy to confer with the president OF
tension ofthe road to the AnacostiA bridge,
We learn, have called on MT. W. Thompson
the president, who expressed the willingness
Of the company to SO extend the road, II an
additional amount of stock can be subscribed
for to enable them to do so. 1t 10 believed tho
stock can be raised.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-15

GENERAL CONFERENCE OF THE A. NJ. Z.
Zion (CoLoRRD) CHuRcH.-Conference met at
the usual hour, with religious exercises un-
der the direction Of Bishop J, j. Clinton.
BenJAmin PAlpus, lay delegate from Mission
Church, WAS admitted to . seat within the
bar. The select committee to prepare reply
to the Rev. Mr.. Stockwelrs address read an
elaborate report, upon which considerable
debate ensued and the report was recon-
mitted.
The Committee on Devotional Exercises
was Instructed to make arrangements for the
services on Friday. subsequently, the follow
Ing report WAS submitted and adopted Ser
Vices this tThursday) evening at Wesley Zion
chui oh by ], s. Wilson; Union Wesley, by /.
J. Whitinsj Galbraith Chapel, BY Elder Nc
Intyrei and John Wesley, BY Lucas Taylor.
at all the churches at o O'Clock, PIeaehing At
Wesley Zion at II O'Clock by j. n. qlouccsteri
At eight O'Clock D. m, by q. Bosley. John
Wesiey church,. w. Logan at II O'Clock.
aalbraith chapel-John Anderson at s o'clock
p. m.
The report Of the Committee Of Ways and
Means was submitted and discussed.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-15

The POINT OF Rocksl RAIL
RoAD.-The Frederick Examiner has the fol-
lowing: The jury, that was summoned last
week 70 eondsmn land for tho use q the Me- L;
Mouth Of Monocacy, awarded damages to the
following gentlemen Robert johnson and
Z; n Lsapisy - as w,,l, es'is2i T lanes H.
IL acres, t4,5oo; George W. Snou fer, 0 acres,
y, 500; Gov. Geary and David Consnecker, =
lot OF ground at Point OF Rocks, u 200.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-15

TEE FRrY.SEcosp AssIvERsARy Of the
Warrington City Orphan Asylum takes place
this evening, at 1850 O'Clock, at the New York
Avenue church. The programme to be pre-
scented to the audience on this occasion 10 an
excellent one, and no pains has been spared
make the occasion pleasant and profitable.
The little orphans will favor the audience
with recitAtions, choruses, solos, dialogues,
sc. The cause OF feeding and clothing the
orphans should ensure = large audience and
liberal contributions,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-15

CHARGED WITH HoRsE.STEALISu.-Ont the
night Of the i2th instant two nne horses were
stolen from the stable OF Mr.. Henry Bontr, In
Fairfax county, Va, and the police, conse-
quently, have been on the gui rire to ascertain
Thursday morning Officers volkman and
Swindells, OF Georgetown, found the horses
along Rock creek, In charge of one George
JArboe, alias Hayden, whom they arrested and
took to the station-house on suspicion Of hay
ing stolen them. Lieut.. Essex notified Mr..
BontI, and yesterday morning he appeared
and recognized the horses as his property, and
has given Jarboe into the hands of the Virgi.
MIA authorities, ami, as Jarboe has an ex-
tended reputation, we trust the case will be
well sifted.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-15

MAINLAND DEAy AND DuxB AsrLux.-Ths
board OF visitors Of the Deaf and Dumb Asy.
lum Of the state Of Maryland held . meeting
Mrs. Eliza A. Ijams was elected matron. Mr.
Cooke has had twenty-five years experiences
a. a teacher Of deaf mutes, and enjoys . high
that county, and has long been connected with
the Columbian Institute In this city, In the
capacity Of mAtron.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-15

THE PRlzE RISo.-As the time draws near
for the great fight between Joe Coburn and
augments, and this already noted pugilistio
controversy forms the principal topic Of con-
versation among certain class In all the larger
the American champ ionship and a stake Of
10000. In our own city there has already
been large amount OF money put up, with
the odds In favor Of McCoole.
A telegram reached this city yesterday that
Barney Aaron and PAtsey Shepherd, who
were pitted to fight on the 26th instant, APP
peared at New York and took down their
money, thus declaring the contest of. This,
II IL said, was the result Of advice given Patsey
Shepherd by his friends.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-14
From Me Toledo Blade.
Rnsby In Trouble.

Our readers will be panied to learn
that our venerable and highly esteem
ed correspondent, Rev. Petroleum v.
Nasty, is in trouble.
We were becoming alarmed 1T his
prolonged silence, and were on the point
of telegraphingSto his friend Horatio
Seymoore" for some Information con-
Ger ming him, when Just as we were go
ing to press, we received the following
telegraphic dispatch in the Parsons
own familiar hand:
EClditer Toledo Blade 1 am In a
fritefnl staff Nv trubble and trlbrla-
shun. While in the peeceful persoot
NV my onest avocashun NV organizin
Seemore and Blare clubs among the
degraded cullered populashun OF Ten
nessee; while 1 wuz thus actin the be-
nevolent role NV mishsnery, accordin
to the instruckshins nv the Nashnel
Dimmicratic Commity, WIZ sud-
denly sot upon by a hull regiment NV
BroWnloze faddicle cusses NV all Gull
lers, who completely surrounded me,
lade vilent hands into my venerable
person, bruzed and battered me in a
feerful manner, and then, wuss then
all, compelled me to talk the oath NV
allegiance with the ojus Amerikin nag a
wavin over my venerable he'd.
This wuz more then cud bare, and 1
swuned away, and the retches left me
y
wuz pickt up by cnpple nv niggers
and tux to Their mizzable cabbin ware 1
now ly.
Telegram immejitly to A. johnson to
call out the army and the navy. The
rites NV free born Amerikin sitizen
(Which is me) hey bin frilefully out
ragged, and his person (Which is mine)
hez bin feerfully bruZed. Tell him to
ishoo mis- proclamashun to wunst, call
in out three hundred thousand men to
Vindicate the rites NV the aforesaid sit.
izen. For the saik nv etfeck they mite
be instructed to sing ez they cum,
ave are cummin Andy Johnson,
Three hundred thousand strong"
Ez soon ez am able to travel (Which
1 hope under the stimilatin inflooence
NV this mountain are and these niggers'
whisky will be in u very few days. l
will repair to wunst to he'd quarters to
take command NV cupple NV brigaids.
Tell Johnson TO hev my commishun eZ
Major Gineral reddy made out, SO
Their shall he no delay in gittin the
forces into the field.
PETROLEUM v. Nasty, p. NJ.
(Which is Postmaster.)
z. S. (Which is, Postscript -Send me
about twenty one dollars to pay my e4-
penses to Washinton. 1 cant bOrrer
nolhin NV these degraded niggers. lie
return yOu the amount with interest eZ
soon eZ get my Major GIneral's COM
miShun, p, v, N. p. NJ.
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Aem aapertisfnents.
st. Louis and Iron Mountain

DAlLAOAD COMPANIES Seven mar
IBs S SsRs res oEtgage Bonds Ee65us
tnan Ine interest on the entire mortgage,
The PI0Sesds Of these Bonds are e. GSd6dS0 Q
the security every Gay Orer IS ,UUOIVOO have
have % been aa G s6ent ON me property, and not
" - ~ - ~ a.. Tue
S,SgIb IN ,IIsSct ~ SnSt1oSIiII.yS % IL
trn,IaI TLS,rS - TIS,s 10 tI1,s ssoyI ~ SStttS
tyS IL, 10 ~ III ,S, 20 ITS 1
are - SS1 tI
az 10 ~ ~ ~ - rs wei
rfSfIg1SI Ne ~ y = - t,sS NJ
We az AILE.S, IieS ~. tfEtusI ~.
mend these seven per cent mortgage bonds,
load as a ,,6S1 = snI AE9 ILL, = = nj
xSesi i' - security. Inc revenue Of the
a. :, - ~ ~ ~. anu the aumlnlsttaIono OF
eTneIIsncs9I Tan1i9 pan5y Is IN capable and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-14
mANCOCK COUNTY.
Editora Intellfnercer

Editors Intelligencer:
The Republicans are keeping the ball
rolling in this county. Almost every
evening a meeting is held in some part
of the county, which is we'll attended
and enthusiastic in the good cause.
The glorious news from Vermont was
received with the liveliest feelings of
joy and has greatly cheered the hearts
of the Union men, and well it may.
just think of n little State of fourteen
counties giving $1,000 majority, nearly
an average of 2, 600 to the county. Truly
the gallant Vermont boys deserve the
highest praise, and their example is
worthy of our imitation in West Vir-
ginia. L wonder if the editor of the
Register has his chicken ready to crow
when the news comes from Maine next
Monday night. I am afraid If the
chickens have imblbed the same senti-
ments of the editor, they will not crow
much when they hear the shouts of
victory that are sure to come from the
hardy sons of Maine.
There will be grand Republican
rally in the Court House on next Tues
day evening, the 18th inst. to be adj
dressed by G. W. Caldwell, of Wells
burg, and j. Dunbar, of SteubenvilIe.
Turn out, one and all, and hear the
issues of the day ably discussed.
REPUBLICAN,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-14

FROM many indications it seems
probable that large increase of Eng
lish emigration is about to take place.
Upward of ono million persons are re-
ported as out of employment in Great
Britain, and the attention of all classes
is turning toward emigration as
a means of relief. A plan of Nat
ional Emigration Union has been dis
cussed, and 1t is also suggested that n
part OF the vast amount expended for
the support of paupers should be devo.
ted to assisting persons to emigrate.
The class of people who are now about.
to leave are energetic, enterprising, and
capable, and as consequence their de-
parture is a direct loss to the country.
Every individual in good health rep
resents an investment of at least 600,
and it is estimated that the United
Kingdom is annually contributing to
the United States fifteen millions ster-
ling in the shape of laborers.
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0beGnteItdQet
LUXE Lattice ,

AFTER HOOD.
Luke Lather was a barber, siIs,
And lived at 1Slington;
He used TO soap his customers,
And lay 1t thtckIY on.
And yet, he was no flatterer,
For often he would carp
at what they said, and being blunt
he took them up quite sharp.
Twas very strange manso pert
Could so experlly shave;
Bnt though no one could letter Scrape,
He never learned to save.
HIS circumstances being strait,
All Things with him went wry;
His funds were low, no doubt because
he held his head so high.
For 1t was found by all who crossed
The threshold of his door,
The more he took their boards AWAY,
He bearded them the more.
And so his customers fell of,
Because his tongue ran on,
And since no folks came to his shop,
He found his income gone.
He tried to borrow, but his friends
Had so unfEiendIy grown,
They left him TO himself, and yet
He could not get a loan.
Hetbought: "How cold this cruel world y
On It's wide waste Rdrifl;
And went and pawned his shirt, for he
was put 10 such a shift.
He pensiye grew, through lack of pence,
And melancholy eyed;
And getting quite beside himself
Committed suicide.
And so he passed, a childless man,
The Victim of despair,
(For though he hair had often dyed,
He died without an heir.)
And having nothing else to spend,
He spent his latest breath;
And all WHO once had known him Sfid
It was abArbarous death.
GCham6ers's Journal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-14

IN response to resolution of the
Georgia House of Representatives call
ing for the names of persons who were
next highest to the expelled colored
members in the count of votes, Gov.
Bullock furnished the names, accom-
panied by an able and convincing ar
gument against the action ofthe House,
as being unconstitutional. He says
that the oath which he has taken to-de-
1end The Constitution demands il of
him. The Republicans applaud the
Governors bold and patriotic course.
The Rebels are in high dudgeon. The
House refused to investigate the eligi-
bility, under the Fourteenth article, of
these new men, and swore them in. 1t
is alleged that many of them held of
nee before the war, and afteward Joined
in the rebellion. The Ku-Klux Khan
have complete control OF the House.
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those driving the cattle home, and the
pleRsantsounds of indoor life.
And now the sun was setting over
the top of Crochet Mountain, on which
heshone like an altar flame. Again the
clouds came in bars and heaps ofcrim-
son, and froth of gold. Long afterwArd
rays of light reached from the horizon
toward heaven; then the stars came
out, and another New England Sab
bath was done.
The world will find that it can as
we'll keep back the SUMS rising as pre-.
vent the spirit emanating from but no
longer confined to New England, from
spreading and carrying light into dark
ness.
Parties change, but the principles of
generosity and Justice eternally
brighten. To "be on the Lords side, !"
as Mr.. Lincoln said, is the sole requis-
tie for success.
Framcesto,Om, N. H., Sept. 7ti, IS6s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-14

A MILITARY BILL has passed the
House of the Tennessee Legislature,
providing that the Governor may or
der troops to any county in the State,
whenever ten loyal persons of that
county, who are freeholders, shall for
ward to him a memorial, approved by
a Judge, Sheriff, Attorney General, or
member of the Legislature, declaring
the civil law cannot be enforced; that
life and property are insecure, and the
elective franchise is In danger OF being
DISTRACTED. The law throws upon the
county which shall require the presence
eff troops, the whole expenses of their
service.
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THE SUCCESS
OF Our One Dollar Sale Inns caused
such
= n COMPLETE
RHV0LuI
IN TRADE.
ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE.

ED-The best OF Boston and New York ref
erences given as TO the reliability of our
house. and that our business is conducted In
the fairest and most legitimate manner pos
sible, and that we give greater value for the
money than can be obtained any other way.
All Goods damaged or broken I'm
transportation replaced without
charge.
HB-OhecIrs describing articles sold sent TO
agents in Clubs at rates mentioned below.
We guarantee every article TO cost less than
IC bought at any Boston or New York
Wholesale House.
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ALL STYLES AND SHAPES.
Roget vouDs F01 uor,,,v.,--,,

Any one who Sends us an order for Five
(S) Axes, ut one dollar and - half each,
with the cash, will receive one exIrn, for
nothing.
We viii put our Axe alongside OF any
other make and prove 1t the best finished
ana Inc largest Steel, measuring two and a
We have made Axes for twenty-five years,
ana won't yield the palm in shape 10 any
manufacturer, and yet confess that "Sucker
OF Illinois" called C0LBURN, beat us in his
patent shnper The circular bit and continu-
Gus edge makes the same labor produce
twice as much effect.
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Cur Commissions to Agents


Exceed those of every other establishment
OF the kind.-proof of this can be found IN
comparing our premiums with those OF
dition to which We claim to awe better goods
of the same character.
Ne will send 10 d0ertS free Of charge.
For Club of 80 and Three Dollars.
II doz. good linen Shirt Fronts; set Solid
Gold studs; all Wool Cashmere Tor Pants;
fine white Counterpart, large size, elegant
Balmoral Skirt; 20 yards brown or bleached
Sheeting, good quality, yard wide; elegant
100 Picture MOrocco-boundP Photo. Album:
double lens ste[eoScope and II Foreign
Views; silver plated engraved bottle Cas-
tor; elegant SILK Fan; with Ivory or sandal
Wood Frame, featnered edge and spRnRled;
quality, ivory balanced handle: handsome
beaded and lined ParaSol; % ydS. good Print;
qualify Ladies' Serge Congress Boots; doz.
nne Linen Towels; - doZ. RogerB' best silver
Eessert Forks Ladies, large real b orocco
elegant silver plated engraved Napkin
Kings; doz. Ladies' nne Merino or Cotton
Stockings; Gents heavy chased solid Gold
Ring; Or. Ladies' high cut BaImorRI BOOTS
l elegant Delaine Dress Pattern; Violin and
Bow, in box completes set Jewelry, pin, ear
drops, and sleeve buttons.
For q Club OF 90 and Five DoIIars.-
black or colored Alpaca Dress Pattern;
set Lace Curtains; pr. all Wool Blankets;
Castor; 1 beautiful Writing Desk; l solid
Gold Scarf PM 81 ydss very hne Cashmere
for Pants and Vest; set Ivory balanced
llAALGA EOEkEI i
elegant satin Parasol, heavily beaded ana
lined with silk, l pr, gents Calf Boots, 80 yds
goo1 Print; so yds. good brown or bfeached
Sheeting, yard wide or 40 yds. "a I'd. wide GOOD
quality; l ladies' elegant Morocco I.rayeIins,
Bag. square Wool shawl, plain Norwich
POplin Dress Pattern ~ ydR. double width
cloth for ladies' cloak elegant engraved SiI-
yer plated Tea Pot; 3 yCis. dou BILE width water
proof cloth for clOaking. -
For n CInb OfIOO and Ten DoIIars.-1
rich Merino or Thfbet Dress pattern: 1 naiT
nne DamnsR Table Cloths and Napkins 10
match; pair gents French Calf BoOts- 1
heavy, silver plated engraved Ice F1itchsf-
very fine all Wool Cloth Tor Ladies' Cloak. i
web very best quality brown or bleached
Sheeting: ~ yds. dne Cashmere for sniff:
elegant POpnn Dress Pattern; elegant Eng
lsh Berage Dress Pattern; beautiful ENG
lish Berage Shawl; 1set Ivory balanced ham
die Knives and Forks; ladies or gents EIl-
yer Huntlng-case Matchi Bartlett Hand,
Portable Sewing Machine, splendid Family
Bible, steel enErRVings, with record and pho
toRraph pages; . yds. good Hemp CaTpeLng,
good colors; pair good Marsetlles Quilt
good barrel Revolver; elegant fur nun
and cape, single barrel Shot Gun; silver
plated, engraved Q bottled Revolving Cas-.
Tor, cnt glass bottles; very fine Violin aud
Bow, in case set Ivory balanced KNIVES
Piesents for larger Clubs increase in the
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Those having in charge the arrange
ments for the coming National Con-
ventiOn of Soldiers and Sailors at Phil
adelphia October 1st, now feel conf
dent that it will exceed the great de-
monstration at Pittsburg in 1866:
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LOOKOUT MoUNTA1N is crumbling,
and the neighbors say that some inter-
nal forces are at work. One five hum
dred ton fragment tumbled from near
the top, the other day.