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SCHUETzrN YERgIs-At a meeting OF the
Schuetzen yerein, at Trades Union Hall,
open tho festival Of the association at the
New Park on Monday, 9lst OF August. Con
oerts will hereafter be held on Mondays, In
card OF thanks was rendered Speaker Colfax,
Senator Harlan, and Representative lngersoll
for their energy In procuring charter for the
association,
The following committees were appointed
To make arrangements for the Festival
Messrs; Abner, Fischer, Heasemer, Holster,
Koch, SchRde and Aman.
On Eleotions-MessFs. Blout, Hellmuth
Noigt, Reese and Boyer,
Bowling Masters-Messrs. Spross, Emmert
Bauers and Wagner,
The election for officers will take place on
Monday, Augusta.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED srATKs PArRsr OFFICE,

WAsHIEGTOs, June 20, ISIS
On tho petition Of ANN WINTER, OF Rondout,
N. Y, Rdmiuistratrix, aud WILLIAM WiSTgK vi
said RJudput, administrator OF the estate Of
Archibald Winter, deceased, praying for the ex .
tension Of patent granted to the said Archibald
Winter, tho Nth day OF September, 1854, for an
Improvement In Machine for Saving Fire Wood,
&c, for seven years from tho expiration OF said
patent, which takes place on the 18th day Of Sep.
telnber, 1868.
Patent Office on MONDAY, the 18th day Or Sep.
TENDER next, at II oclOck, me-; and all persons
they have, why said petition ought mot to be
granted,
Persons opposing the extension are required to
Ale In the Patent Oaice their objections, specially
set forth In writing, ut least tIOentV days before
the day OF heariugi all testimony fled by either
party to be ased NJ the said hearing, must he
taken aud transmitted Ia accordance with the rules
Of the office, hich will be furnished application
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tesIi-
mOny, must DO filed in the Office ttDeHtU days before
the day Of heaTlngt tho arguments, II any, within
len days after hling the testimony,
Ordered, also, that this nqslce be published in the
Republican and the InteliigsHosr, Washington,
d. c., aud In the Atlas, New York, N, Y,
once a week for three successive weeks; the hrt
Of said publications TO be at least sixty days pre-
yiOus to the day Of hearing.
jys-wa Acting COmmissiousr OF Patents
UTANTED-SALEsMEN to travel for a manu-.
w featuring company and sell by sample,
God wages are guaranteed, Address. with stamp,
AMILToN HOWE, as Chestnut s., Phiiadei.
h la, PennsylyaniA.
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BASE BALL.-A very interesting game OF
base ball was played on Tuesday. between the
frst nlnes ofthe Creighton and the Active Bate
Ball Clubs, which resulted In favor of the
former, by = score OF ~ to II, In six innings.
Best batting and catching was done by Gen.
ming, Johnny, Horace, Musta, and Snyder, OF
the Creighton Base Ball Club, and Dubois,
Saffold, and Forbes, of the Active Base Ball
NlIIh ANa an md lha
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-23

NEW ADvERTisEMENTs.

MRssRs. WIN. r. Riley b BROTHER, No. 90
Central Stores, are selling their large and we'll
selected stock OF summer goods NJ greatly 70.
dueei prices.
JONI 2. ELLIS, No. 900 Pennsylvania ave.
nue., has on hand several upright or cottage
pianos for sale or rent on easy terms. Also, q
complete stock Of pianos, parior organs, meio-
deems, and other musical Instruments.
.RonEnr H. dnAuAN, al his carriage reposi-
tory, No. aIt D street, between Eighth and
Ninth streets, offers for sale large number OF
nne light carriages, rookaways, extension-top
buggies At very reasonable rates. ....
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-23

Tue LoSG DRIDoE.-The Long bridge hay.
Ing been out OF repair for some time past, II
will be closed for repairs and oyerhauling on
Monday next. A new draw is to be made on
the Washington side, and the supports to the
draw at the Virginia end are TO be strength
cned.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-23
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL United SrATEA PATENT OFPICl


WAsHISuros, June Q, ls6S,
On the petition Of NORMAN q. HARRIS, Of Poult-
ney, Vermont, praying for the extension OF patent
granted to him the 9th day Of April lSj5, for an
Improvement In Manufacture Of Slate Pencils. for
seven years from the expiration OF said patent,
which takes place on the 2ith day Of April. 1900:
1t II ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY the sd day OF Nov ember
next at u o,el9ek, IN, and all persons are notified
to appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
ale In the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth In writing, at least tnep days before the
day Of heRrngi all testimony hled by either party,
to be used Mt the said hearing, must be taken and
transmitted in Accordance with the rules Of tho
office, which Will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tes-
timOny ,n3st be fled in the oihee tioelfy days be-
fore tha day Of hearlngi the arguments, II any,
within tea days after filing he test lmOny.
OIdt red, also, that this notice be published in
The REPUBuCAs and the inttiiigGaccr, Washing
t1h, D, c., and In the Register. New Haven, Com
nec,cut, once = week for three successive weeks;
the hrst of said publications to be at least sixty
days previous to the day OF hearing srorr
iels.ThSt Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
L OF COLUMBIA.
MYyuIra nnl Ann Nav,,fro


Andrew Mile. ct al. poeA'o'
Asbpry Lloyd, Trustee In this cause, having To.
ported that he had sold Lots marked n |, X, aud
/, in Callan's sub.diylsiun Of original Lots nun
bered twenty seven, (27,J &c, in square number
decree to Joseph X ), sprnuEy for 81, uO6 asI and
that the said spmury had complied with tho tcrmS
OF sale: II Is this l7th day Of juno, A, D., lstS
Ordered by the Court, that tho said ,alc be, and
the same Is hereby, ratified aud confirmed unless
eau 80 TO tho contrary he shown on or before tho
OH day OF July, A. y. ls1S, provided \ copy Of
this order he published Ia the NATIONAL REPrnIl-
can once a week for three successive week, before
aid day. A. b. OLlN, Justice,
A true eOpy-Tcsi. h J, MElGs, Clerk.
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NIrANTED, AGENTS. SO to $40 rcr month,
w everywhere, male and female, to Introduce
GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE
la nLLIA GENNlNl MALLll \ L

This mr, blue " y Gti,h, BEN, .c'l. ,rc',, quilt.
cod, nu, bad Ruu emS'9iGtr IN most superior
mannc .,,,.' g. u,y SIS .rI'S WA antGu orhSc
will ,oT huoJ,,, moe hC?ut a.: 9 more q astc
seem than Oi"s, u mates lPo - Elastic Lock
SI,rh.' EScvyt nnd :, lch rPu % GU, ard sill
he CLOTH cg"nOt be rl' ed rnei WALTON, seaviqE II.
web" aE'G' iron! go o H-oVP m@nM MA ek.
pmOupt en- be n'tue, Actress sECOnB \ co.
III, snuIg, ia, o. EnpnI, Mass.
CAU,IOS, DO DO, he 'mposCd upou by other par
tics ps lining OF We. 'ie . ca / !rOl machines, uu
de the s,.We upm0 Or otrcrE ~. ours " tho only
genuine aud rally p'ae, cal Cheap mat hine manu-.
a Il lTel,
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BID FOR CoAL.-Messts. s. +. Brown Son
| propose to furnish for the use Of the printing
and engraving bureau at the Treasury De-
| partment between one and two hundred tons
| OF white ash anthracite coal, at 1854 per ton.
| This being the only bid received, II 10 prob
able the contract will be awarded the Messrs.
| Brown,
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ USIrEp STATES PArgST OFFICE,

wAsHIEUTOS, July II, lsjS
On the petition OF JOHS Ross, Of Brooklyn, n.
y, administrator d the estate Of Charles Ross,
deceased. praying for the extension Of patent
October. 1851, for au improvement 10 Grinding Sur
face Of Hills, for seven years from the, expi-
Iaton Of said pa!sat which takes place on the 18th
ordered tayt the said petition be heard at tho
next, at 100 'elOc and II persons not fed
spPeesr and show cause, fany,hey have. why said
PfTsGPs Gs eSspsSH are rec gTSd to
day o: Bearipg; all mO1y alcd by either party,
to be used q, the std hearidy, mrs, be taken aud
once. which viii be furnished % ePp! catiou.
SS Ssh0r n ~ sss SRT,
within Ten days AFTER hlng the Isstimoay;
RsPE SsfSSi and he tSitgsSssPr WASH
d, c., aud in, tie atlas, New York. N, Y,
Srst Of sid publication. to DO at least sixty DAY
pre'tOu. to the day OF hearing' NJ srouT.
jyls.SSw Acting Commissioner OF Patents,
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
On the petition of HiTSr ii E;iErs, Of ChsSso,
ILL., p'gyiJI .oc the excelsior OF patent gLantei
day OF DC 90 r, IS ijr an Improvement ia Single
| Maci'iue, IOr seScn years from the expiration 81
said patsnt, wIieh taxes place GA the 3lst day u
its oiisrsd that tie said petition he heard at III,
next at u o'clock, N. aud all persons HIe mott
fed TO appear and show cause, II any they have
why said petition ought not TO be granted.
PcTsOas opposing tue extension are required Il
file IN we Patent OmCe their objections, specially
SGT Tpfih III writing, at least tiOGHtD dtNs b, or
| the day OF heAringi all testimony nled Uy crbcl
| parry, to DO used at The said hearing, mus %
taken and transmitted In accordance with thu rulf
OF the Oiice, winch will be furnished un Applita'IOh
| Dispositions and other papers, relied upon A. ieh
| fore the Jay OF hearing; toe arguments, / ANY
| within ton days after lliug the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published III tb'
! REPUBLICAN aud the iH,ttHgsHC,T, WashingtOn
| d. c., and In IAe TflbHHf, CHICAGO Illinois
| once n week for three success. I've wCcksi the nFs
Of said publications To b5 at least sixty days pre-
| 'ie'SiWW Acting Comm ssoneT OF Patents.
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Educational.
MODERN LANGUAGES.

PROFESSOR DANIEL E. GRoUX,
Formerly Teacher OF Modern Languages at the
GEORGETOWN and ColuInbian Colleges, District OF
Columbia, has resumed his private lessons In
French, German, spanish, and has organized
classes in those languages. Persons desiring to
Join any OF the classes can apply TO him at his ohee
Trans ations made In the above languages, also In
other languages, with Accurateness and reason
able charge. No. bl8 Seventh street, opposite
the Inleligencer Building, between d and Z
slreets, Wash pgton, ID. G, Ap4-tf
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The GRANT CLuB.-Last evening this club
opposite the Metropolitan Hotel, with Major
II. A. Hall, first vice president, in the chsir,
and Capt, J. U. Dougherty, secretary.
On motion Of Major @. NJ. Van Buren,, the
Ing was dispensed with.
The same gentleman moved that the chair
be empowered to appoint a committee of three,
whose duty 10 would be to make arrangements
for the holding OF a public meeting, which
should be made public In due season, and in
vite a number Of able speakers for the occa-
| sion. Carried.
The chair appointed the following gentle.
men as the committee. Majors q. W. Wells and
l.. p. Williams, and nj. T, Parker, esq.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
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IOD LIVER OIL CREAM,

French Preparation, which preserves all the
nutritious and medicinal qualities Of the pure oil,
Is free from all offensive taste or smell, and
being agreeable to the taste-s easily dgested thus
aGordiug tho patient the full benefit VI tho quantity
taken,
Is readily taken mixed with water, thus avoid p
Ing the use Of whisky other expensive or hurtful
addition
IL recommended and prescribed by the Medical
profession. Price u bottle For circulars, send to
HYATT 4 co. ~ C0rtlsndt st., MY.
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KsIouTs OF PYTHIAs.-On Tuesday morn.
ing next, at nine O'Clock, the annual session
of the Provisional Supreme Lodge Of the
above Order will commence, at their new hail.
corner Of Seventh and ID streets. The session
10 called for the purpose OF electing officers
for the ensuing year and settling up the finan-
cial concerns of the Order. Delegates will be
present from the States OF New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware,
Virginia, Louisiana, and the District. As this
will be the last meeting OF the Provisional
Supreme Lodge before the formation OF the
Supreme Lodge, on the nth OF August, the
proceedings Will be very interesting. When
the supreme Lodge Is formed, the Grand
Lodge drops Its present title OF Provisional
Supreme Lodge, and the officers to be elected
on Tuesday win continue as officers OF the
Grand Lodge.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-23

DEoEAsED.-Last week Mr.. NJ. II. Medary,
formerly of this city, died in Ohio. Mr.. M.
was n brother. in-law OF the late Gov. Medary,
of that state,
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Adjourned.

EoUITY CouRT-yudge Fisher, pro tempore.-
Easily VS.. Easily. Order authorizing the sale
OF lots In square No. 1 at private sale.
Warren VS.. Brent. Decree for final ratiHca-
tion OF trustees report.
Howard vs.. Howard. Order to ]! McCand-
less to employ new counsel.
In re. Bankruptcy OF Chas. Howard. Order
allowing assignee to sell stock Of goods at pri.
vate sale.
Adams 4 Taylor vs.. Sch. Danl s. Williams.
Order for issuance OF monition and attach
ment.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.--Mcssrs. Wall & Co.,
auctioncers, on Tuesday last, sold to d. X,
Dire, esq, twenty-eight acres OF land, laying
near Good Hope, Prince Georges county
Maryland, for s3f per acre.
Yesterday, Messrs. Green 4 Williams, auc.
tioneers, sold good DIV eiling house and fine
store-room, and q part oflot No. IL, In square
No. All, being 20 icet front by 100 feet deep,
fronting on Seventh, between 5 and streets,
to Mr.. u. W. Smith, for q, 900.
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- UNITED STATES PATRSr OFPICB,
wAsHISdTOs, July 3. ls,S.
On, the petition Of ABIGAIL L; wEgsrRK, Of
BlnghAmtOn, N. y, administrators OF tho estate
Of Benjamin d. Webster, deceased praying for the
extension of patent granted TO the said Benjamin
u. Webster the I'd day Of October, 1854, for an i'm
provemsnt In Mosquito Curtains, for seven years
from the expiration OF said patent, which takes
place on the ID day Of October, 1865:
II Is ordered that the said petition DO heard at
the Patent ONCE, on MONDAY, the 2lst day Uf
September next. alta o'clock IN. and Al persons
are notified 10 appear aud show cause, ifany they
haye, why said petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required To
file In the Patent Onleo their objections, specially
set forth y writing AZ least ttoentg days before
tho day Of hearingi all testimony filed by either
party, TO bo used Al TIE said hearing, must b."
ukeu and transmitted in accordance W tth the rules
Of the Office, which will be furnished On applica-
ton.
Dispositions aud other papers, relied upon as tes'
timony, must be FLED in the oiloe ttosnty days be-
fore the day OF hearing; the arguments, II any,
within ten days after u ling the testimony,
Ordered, also, that this uOtice be published In
the RgPuBLICA and the InteIti0eHcer, Washing.
ton. d, c., and - the Atlas, New York. n. Y,
once week for three successive week the hTst OF
said publications TO DO ut loast sixty DAYS pEgyiou,
to tho day Of hearing A. NJ STOUT.
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jylssSw Acting Commissioner OF Paients
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ USIrE2 STATES PArsEr orslGs,0
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Or Leading Patriots Of the bay. An elegant octave
volume richly illustrated with Is beautiful steel
enETayings, and portrait Of the author,
MRS. HARRIET BEECHER STOWE.
Agents say 1t Is the best, and sells the quickest Of
any book they ever sold, Some are taking ~
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Two BOYS ACCIDENTALLY DRowNEp.-On
Tuesday, about o'clock, p. m, u colored boy
named Paul Evans, aged about twelve years,
while in the act of reaching after wood hoat.
Ing In the river at Riley's wharf, fell over.
board and was drowned before any assistance
could be rendered. His body was soon recoy-
had II removed to his house, in the alley be-
tween II and and Four-and.a. half and Sixth
streets,
About 4 half hour later another colored lad,
named John Clark, who was engaged in gath
ering rags near Fowler's wharf, set his bag
down aud commenced boxing with another
boy on the wharf, when he was driven back.
drowned ere he could be rescued. His body
was recovered In a short time, but not until
life was extinct.
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In LIMBo.-T0m Bowie, colored, who was
tried in the criminal court yesterday for an
assault and battery on Mr.. Robert Miller, on
the aoth Of May last, was found guilty of the
charge, and the Judge sentenced Thomas to 20
days In jail,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-23

In CHANBERs-Before Judge Wyiie.-In the
case OF the requisition of the Governor OF
Pennsylvanis, upon Daniel X. Cartier, Chief
Justice Of the Supreme Court Of the District
Of Columbia, for Andrew Becker, charged with
obtaining mo ney under false pretenses, Judge
Wylie discharged the prisoner. The requisi.
X. Cartier, the true name being essential to a
proper reQuisition.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-23

THEY Oct THEIR FACES BRUIsRr.-Abolt
halEpast Q o'clock last evening, on the com.
mons, near the corner of New Jersey and New
nork avenues, hght occurred between Med
cause Of the affair occurred about striking a
dog, and breaking his leg. They knocked away
manfully until some OF their friends inter
ferred, and the cry Of police" being raised,
they withdrew from the field, neither of them
being badly hurt, but somewhat bruised about
the face.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-23

CHANGEs IN THE POLICE FoRcE.-Ycster-
day morning Sergeant s. b. Clements, for q
long time on duty at police headquarters,
went on duty In the First ward, and George
W. McElfresh has been detailed from the
Fourth ward to oil the vacancy thus made.
Mr.. Robert Padgett has been transferred from
headquarters to the Fourth ward on street
duty. Sergeant Austin has been transferred
from the Fourth to the Second ward, and Ser
geant Robert johnson has been transferred
from the Second to the Fourth ward. Private
Benjami Leach has been transferred from
the Second to the Fourth ward,
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Amusements.
WARRINGTON CITY GARDEN.

The proprietor Of this well-known and popular
place OF resort dnsirea TO call the attention or asso
e,a,gns, schools and private parties wishing to yn
WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN.
" II located on the corner OF New York avenue and
First street west, Is easy Of access aud Is shady
cool, and pleasant. II Is supplied with shooting
galleries, ten-pin alleys, Dying horses, &C. Re-
fleshments " kinds, and Of the best quality fur
nished nj tho lowest rates There IL also a Ana
dancing pavilion In the Garden. The manage
pledges himself " please AZ who MAJ. apply,
JOHN H0CkEMEYER,
S-u Manager.
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Arrived-Long boat Mary Elizabeth, Nelson,
from Occoauan, with wood for J. Cocksell.
Riicy's Wharf Arrived = Schooner Jean
her for Wilet Il Rcdgrave. Sailed-Schooners
Robert II. Kempt, Seward, for Alexandria, to
load with coal for Perryville; l.. A. Hughtal,
Evans, for Harve.de'Grace, light; steamer
Columbia, Harper, for Baltimore, with mer-
| chandise and passengers.
Johnson's Wharf-Arriyed- Barge George
Waters, Kirby, with rs tons OF Ice for the
Great Falls Ice Company,
| Cdrier's Wharf.-The schooner Edward Ew.
| Ing, McDevitt, sailed from Philadelphia on
| the 18th, with 200 tons OF coal.
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REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. W. L. Wall & Co.,
auctioneers, sold q tract OF land called the
Ridge, containing nearly Is acres, on the road
leading from Good Hope to the Alexandii la
ferry, to ID. r. Dyer, for ISL per acre.
Messrs. Green & Williams sold two two
story frame houses and lots fronting on Della.
ware avenue, between and X streets north,
in square rs, to Thomas l.. Hume, at t025
each.
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COMMITTED TO JAIL ron FondEny.--On the
10th instant 01icer Freer took Henry A. Petit
before Justice Clark, at the Central guard
house, charged with having forged three
checks on Jay Cook 4 Co.'S First National
Bank, In the name Of S. ID. Castleman, of
Georgetown. one Of which was for els, one for
tl2 and one Tor $40. He was committed to all
to answer the charge at court. Mr.. Benjamin
kantzensteln was complainant In ono case,
and A. SAKE In another
Yesterday he was arrested In jail on two
other forgeries, and, ats O'Clock, p, m. Justice
Clark proceeded to the Jail, when he was
brought out for q hearing.
The Justice desired Mr.. James W. Orme to
recognize, IL he could, in the room the man
who passed a check Of $50 on tho First Ma
tional Bank on him on Monday last as pay
ment Of goods.
Mr.. Ofme could not recognize the man posi-
lively, but he thought 1t was Henry A. Petit,
the prisoner who was brought from the cell
The prisoner here acknowledged that he was
the man.
The check purported to come from Mr.. S. d.
Castleman, payable TO himself and bearer.
Mr.. Alexander Brown recognized the pris-
oner as the man who passed check on him
for the same amount at the old stand OF Y. Nj.
=. King Son, corner OF Fifteenth street and
Vermont avenue, now kept by A J. Chipmsn,
he thought on Monday.
the same bank, and Endorsed on the back In
the names OF s. ID. Castleman and A. J. Chip
man. II also purported to be drawn by s. d.
Uastleman, in favor OF self or bearer.
Accused was committed for court in de fault
OF $500 bail In each case.
The prisoner, we learn, Is not now In jail for
the first time.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-23

BEAuTfyuL MoruNssT.-Mr. Thos. Rous-
Arts, Brussels,) the well-known sculptor and
marbie-worker, OF this city, has Just finished
. monument Of italian marble, to be erected
of the late John p. Pepper. The monument
stands about eighteen feet in height, aud tho
shaft which rises from the die.block appears
cut In artistic manner, and is greatly admired.
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WOODEN WATER PIPE,
GAS PIPE,
AND EAvE TROUGH

The Best and Cheapss Articles ever made. Every
body, particularly FARMERS and MINERS, send
IGr = Tree desc intlye circular ssd s~Ns-lstt 10 a.
WOODWARD, Willismsp'
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