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New Advertisements.
a CARD.

II is sir months since opoped my new aud
beautiful Piano aud Music wafsrooms Many
friends ventured to express the opinion that It
q bold and hazardous undertaking; that the city
business in my liuc would not justify II, &c.
Yet, encouraged by my extended trade and tho
lavish patronage which had received from a gen
erous public. was impelled to make this hio fn-
proyement-erectinG an immense warehouse and
devotinr four stories and q ane basement exclu-
sivey to the Piano, Parlor Organ, Music and Must
cal Instruments business.
I beg to return my sincere thanks to tho public
for their liberal patronage. aud to assure thom
that my undertaking has proved itself a decided,
a perfect SUCCESS. Ny business Is In hourishinE
condition; my stock always the largest and most
complete; my facilities without limit.
Having. with me a corps Of assistants always
gontlemanly and willing add anxious to please. I
hope to continue to deserve tho patronage Of my
old friends and customers, and trust TO make many
new ones. Respectfully,
JOHN r. ELLIS,
No. Ds Pennsylvania avenue,
jesO-3t New Iron Front. near Tonth street.
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IF. Hlne ..ia tina, 90 far as he had examine

Mr.. Hine said that so far rs he had examined
IL he thought II was a valuable work, ,
MIR. Kelsey objected 10 discussion at'cf me
resolution was passed. ,
Mr.. l.. II. ). Miller moved 10 reconsider lhc
vote by which the resolution was ndop'edi
which was agreed TO.
Mr.. stewart said that the members ought to
have some digest OF the laws to enable them
to legislate intelligently. Neither he or his
colleague were the fortunate possessors Of any
book containing the corporation laws. He
desired 10 know whether members were ex-
pected to buy their own books to do the busi-
ness ofthe corporation.
Mr.. Chase moved that the Secretary be d.
fected to furnish each new member and those
members who had not been supplied with
copy of Webb,s Digest; which was agreed to.
On motion Of Mr.. l.. u. s. Miller the Board
adjourned
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ST. Louis, June 2o.-The Atlantic Baseball
Club beat the Empire of this city to-day, the
score standing So to IS. Tho Atlanties leave
for indianapolis tomorrow morning.
Another hundred barrels OF whisky, brought
here by the steamer Great Republic, was
seized to-day for non-payment Of taxes.
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AWRoNoED HrsRASD's TgIRiDLE REVENGE.
The Winchester, Virginia, Times has the fol-
lowing details of tragical affair which oc-
Cured In that county on Wednesday last;
"The parties In the affair was Mr.. George
Clowser, q citizen of the county residing In.
Pettlcoat Gap, and man named SeAcrist, u
native Of Georgia, who has been living here
for some time. 1t appears that Seaerist was
suspected OF having improper Intimacy with
Glowser's wife, and on Wednesday morning
CIowser pretenucu ~ star. Tor winenestef
but upon returning found Seacrist and his wife
together In the woods. Being cxasperated, he
tired on Seacrist, the shot taking effect; he
fired a second shot, which killed him. lie was
then about to kill the guilty woman, but Bhc
to spare her life for the sake Of her children.
He could not overcome this appeal. OnWednes-
day Mr. Clowscr came to Winchester and sur.
rendered himself to hepropor authorities, and
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The schuetzenfest ut New York.

NEW YOGK, June 20.-All the societies who
took part in the grand procession OF the
SchuetkeRfest, this morning, proceeded at
noon to Jones' woods, where a banquet was
served at O'Clock
Speeches were made by Honorary Presi-
dents smith, Ely, junior, n. Il. Judd, and
Hon. Robert e. Schcnck, of the Con.
rrcssionsl Committee. Mayor Hoffman,
baron Won Gcrolc, Baron Won Loosely, Gen.
eral Sigcl, and others. Governor Fenton was
unable 10 be present, and sent q letter express.
Ing his regret
Later in the afternoon, shooting for prizes
commenced, and will continue all day to.
marrow.
The grounds were crowded with visitors and
members of the German societies from all
parts Of the country. over ten thousand peo.
pie participated in the festivities.
NEW York, June o9.-Judge Blatchford, o,
the United States Circuit Court, nned VIM
Muller for contempt, IN having manufactured
rubber combs In violation Of the order of the
court. Muller claimed to have made his
combs under new process, but Judge Batch,
toad said that both Judge Grier, of PhIladel-
phiA, aud himself had ovcrrulcL this plca and
hal held Mullcrs process TO lie violation OF
the Goodyear, and he fined the defend AMI
~ BOO, ard to be Imprisoned TN paid.
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The Departing Of Don. Grnnt.

icn Grant aud lady, accompanied by Gen,
bent and some other members Of his stan, will
Lave the city this morning for the West.
9hey will make pretty extensive journey,
nd will be absent u month or more.
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Mr.. Arson RurlIncamc, the Chinc.c Minis
ter, and the MHndNrins, arrived at the Metro,
poiittn Hotel yesterday, and, ri.vr few days
soJouFn In our city, Will visit tie Falls OF
Nitgara. and Boston, whore they will be bril-.
Iiantly received from thence to New York,
where they will embark for Europe, Mrs,
Johnson, Mrs. StOvcT and Andrew Johnson,
IT,, left the city yesterday for Tennessee,
where they will remain during the summer.
Major Gen l.. q. styles, of Sitka, Is Mt the
National Hotel John COuliu, L. =. A; II.
Nctcalf, u. :. A, and Major X, King, Uf Fort
Washington, arc at the Ebhitt House. Robert
Bonner, Of New York, the well known editor
an publisher Of the New York Ledyrr and the
owner Of the nect.fUoted "Dextcr," tll7i ~ Is
st WllArdz'. capt. william Mitchell, of
Piucy Point, Is at the Owen House.
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FROM EUROPE NJ CABLE.

CoPESHAGES, June 2o.-The delay In com.
plotting the transfer OF St. Thomas to the Uni
ted states is represented to be accidental.
The King has intimatcd that Santa Cruz will
also be disposed OF to the United States as
soon IS the claims Of France In connection
with that island are settled.
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IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
/ or COLUMBIA.
Timothy Mcguire and Anu Maguiro, lion p,,t,,

" llIITVs VI III
AHbury Lloyd, Trustee In this cause, having ro-
ported that he had cold Lots marked u, !, X, aud
LIN CGllan'. sub.diyisiol Of original Lots mum
bered twenty seven, "a, &c, in square number.
cd Ave hundred and two, tjJ!, pursuant 10 the
decree to Joseph Il, :. spranzy for ,l,OOg 0Si and
Of sale u IL this nth day Of June, A. D., 1873,
ordered by the Court. that the said sale be, aud
the same Is hereby, ratified and confirmed unless
cause to the contrary DO shown on or before the
oh day Of July,A, p, lsos. provided A copy Of
this order be published In the NArIOSAL RHPTiL
cAE. once week for three successive week. before
said day. A. u. OLlH, Justice.
A true copy-Tost; H. J, MEIds, CLERK
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Louisville, June 29.-hbout one bundled
persona left here to-day for New York, includ'
lug the Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi,
Louisiana, and Alabama delegates.
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OF THE INTERIOR,
~ uSirgp STATES PATENT 0PPICg

WAsHrSuroS, May q, ls6s.
On the petition Of PmLLIPPIsB s. BKACKgS.
ElDdE; d Natr99a, Pa, adm nissratrix q the y.
extension Of patent Rrahtod 10 tho said Howard
Sueren the l2th day Of December, 1854, ~ an i'm :
prDyement In Process Of Treating the Mother
Water u saline., for seven years from the expi.
day Of December, ISIS;
II In ordered that the said petition bo heard the
Patont Once on Monday, this 10th day Of November
nex,H l29 clock IN. sand alpgrsSns uvt lied 10
petition ought not to be granted.
Person' opposing the extension are required to
file IN the Patent Office their objections, -pncally
set forth in writing, at least trrY days before the
10 he used AZ the said hearing, must be taken and
transmitted In accordance with the rules OF The
Office, which will be furnished IN application.
Deposition and other perers, rolled upon ~ tes.
.imUny, must bv filed Ia Lhs unee tpcRtV days be-
fore the day Of hrarlngi the argument, II auy,
with 10 ten days after fling the testimony.
ordered. ALSO that this notice be pub shed In TIT
RRPgBLIcAs aud tho iHieiIigsHcsr, Washington,
ID. G., aud In the Post, Pittsbarg, PCunsyi'
yAuia, once week for three sucCess vO weeks; the
nrst Of raid publications 10 DO at leasl sixty days
previous TO the day OF hearing.
A. NJ. stout,
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CHICAGO, June 29.-The trains on the Union
Pacific railroad commenced running to Carbon
station, elghty.one miles west from Fort Lar
annie on Saturday. The telegraph was COM
plcted to South Pass City and Sweet Water
mincs,
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Cold BlOodcd Murder I'm Afkansas-A
Summary Way OF Settling u Debt.

Yesterday MT. George Bethel, nephew OF
Mr.. =. q. Bethel, Of this city, accompanied by
Colonel Duncan X. McRae, W. b. Greenlaw,
jr., and W. I. Dean, went on fishing excur-
sion to the Tcn-mile bayou, beyond Hopcficld
on the Arkansas side Of the river. The day
in the afternoon, when MIR. Clarence Collier,
whose fathers plantation adjoins that Of
young Bcthclls uncle, near the bayou, armed
with shotgun, rode up to the party, and
Bethel handed him paper. which Collier
read and then dismounted, remarking that he
did not intend to "settle any such claim" or
something OF the sort Bethel also dis
mounted, and some words passed between
them, In which were "liar'' and "scoundTel."
ward Bethel, who also advanced to meet him,
holding his hands in his pockets. Collier said
to Bethel, you dare not draw your pistol;
you are too big n coward to shoot anybody;"
and keeping his gun to his hip, fired at him.
The whole load of buckshot entered the left
breast Just above the heart, and Bethel tccled
and fcll--not instantly killed, howcver--aud,
supporting himself on his elbow, said, Boys"
you all saw l did not draw u pistol"
Collier, seeing that Bethel was not killed,
stepped up close to him and fired the second
load into his head, blowing out his brains and
killing him instantly. He then cody turned
around and loaded his gun again, and remark.
Ing that that was the way ! settle such bills"
mounted his horse and rode Off laughing. He
had on his person, beside tho gun, n navy six
shooter and \ bowic-kuife.
Colonel McRac and his companions had the
body placed In q box and brought 1t on the
train to Hopeheli, and thence to this city last
evening.
Collier, up to last evening, had not been ar.
rested, but force is now after him which will
undoubtedly secure him.-hismphis Post, In.
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NICHOLAS XOELINGgR,a wcll-kROwn citizen
Of Harrisburg, Penn, while attempting to
cross the railroad track At that place, was run
over by the passenger train from Philadelphia
and had 10th legs taken OFT. lie died In an
hour.
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suicide - Converting the Alabama
LEGISLATURE.

MoBfLE, June eo.-John Ledebur, the mana
ger Of the daities Music Hall, in this city,
committed suicide this morning by taking
strychnine. disappointment in business Is
assigned as the cause.
W. H. Smith, Governor-eleot, has issued a
proclamation converting the Legislature at
Montgomery, on Monday, July 30.
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JACKSON, June 2o.--Thc second days clcc.
ton closed here to-day. The Radical majority
Is slG in this county, where there Is = rcgir.
tered oolorcd majority of 100. IA
The election will not close troighou the
State for several days, b.
Full returns have been received frombu'
few counties. Some Of the Radical strong.
holds were heard from. The majority for the
Democrats to this time is l2,7s5.
Radical newspapers at this place says in all
counties where the Democrats have received a
majority the election must DO declared illegal
and void, although there 10 not single out
rage known to the public.
The oficisi organ of tho Radical party In
this State has suspended publication.
The polls at vioksburg were kept open till
10 o'clock on Saturday night by General Nc
Dowell, against the earnest protests OF the
citizens.
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Tug EIGuT.HorR NIL has become law,
having received the signature OF the PresI.
dent, and It went into effect yesterday.
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Heavy Sentences for DerrNuding the
tOycrnment,

PHILADELPHIA, June 2o.-Thls morning Am.
brosc KchOe, VIM. NJ. Cooper, r. l.. Coward,
George Hammond, Wm. Rice, and Joseph l..
Orr, charged with removing spirits from a
distillcry other than TO n United States bonded
warehouse were sentenced to pay each a line
Of $50 ,OOo or each OF them to undergo an i'm.
prlsonment Of one year In the penitentiary,
except Orr, who received eighteen months.
Cooper is the well'known founder OF the
Cooper shop and Volunteer Refreshmcnt Ss-
loon, which rendered such patriotic service
during the war to soldiers. Active efforts are
already being made to secure their pardon by
the Presihent.
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PERKINS, STERN a CO.'S
9 A L T MIA WINE S.'

You eauHOt send II more acceptable presoat to tho
9ld FOLKS Ut hOme. than sfew bottles OF their nice
Port winen or "GrApe Brandy"
layers Of Hook Wines" will mud bottle u
California white Wines an acceptable accunpaui,
mont to their dinner. w.
CLERGY MEN desiring PURE aud agreeable
wine Tor Communion purposes will lind all they
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Tho undersigned Is now receiving from Chester
county, and Is prepared execute orders for large
or email quantities uf the choicest
lOr;HouSE GRAPES,
Consisting Of Golden Hamburg, Black HAMBURG.
Grizzly frHntipuan, BawUod Muscat, MuscAt Ham.
burg, and others of the finest varieties These rrO
deiyered In superior some OF the punches
being three to four pounds each, with every Grape
perfect, JOS, H. SGHAFRIELD.
jc2B-3t giG Pa nv . hat lgth and lNL .,s
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\VnITE LINEN DUCK.

White hnd Brown Linen Drilling.
Checked Linens, brown Linens.
white and COlUrrd MRrseilles
summer Under Vests
81 Blue Flannel
summer Cassimeros.
summer FlAnnels.
Furniture ChintZ.
Furniture Twills and Brown Llncus.
WM. IL RILEY Il BItOTIiEN,
No. 50 Central Stores,
Je9j.btil Between seventh and Eighth It
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Arrested ON the Charge or Murder.
NEW YoRK, June 29.-PatricL J. Flynn has
been arrested on the charge Of numbering his
wife on FRIDAY night last, at their rooms No,
q, Houston street. the body OF the murdered
woman was not discovered until today.
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IE 81. THOMAS mIANp PURCHASE


:sT OATH REQUIRED OF ALL
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Fine on Paintings, Framed Engravtngs, Silverware,
Photograph Albums and large assortment Of
Fine Gold Jewelry, in all valued at 81 OF, 900.
chance to draw any Of the above prizes by pur-
chasing Sealed Ticket for twenty-five cents Tickets
describing each prize are sealed In envelopes and
thoroughly mixed On receipt OF Twenty-Five cents
Sealed Ticket will be drawn without cho ce and de.
nyered at our Office or sent by mail 70 any address.
The prize named upon 1t win be delivered to the
ticketholder on payment Of One Dollar. Prizes will
be immediately sent to any address, as requested, by
express or return mail.
You win know what your prize Is before you pay
for It. ANY prize may be exchanged FOR another Of
the same value. No blanks.
3aJ- Our patrons can de end on fair dealing.
REHEKENcEa-Wes select the few following names
from the many who have lately drawn valuable prizes,
and kindly permitted rs to pub ish them:
S. I. Wilkins, Buffalo, N. Y, $1,000; Miss Annie
Monroe, Chicago, ILL., Piano. valued at $3.50; Robert
Jackson, DUBUQUE. Town. Gold Watch, $3.50; Philip
5000; 3. A. Patterson New Bedford Mass, Silver Tea
Set sits; Misa. Emma Walworth, Milwaukee, Wis.,.
Piano. $500; Rev. T. ". Pitt, Cleveland Ohio Melo-
deon, S125.
OPINIONS OF rBE PREsa-"T They are doing the
largest businessi the hrm is reliable, and deserve
their ulcoess.''-Weekly Tribune, Feb 8, 1888.
ave have.examined their system, and know them
to lie tair dealing drm."-Ne,u Fork Herald, Feb
%. 1868.
which was promptly received. Daily Ncw', Aarch
8, 1868.
Send for circular giving many more references and
favorable notices from the press. LIBERAL induce
ments to Agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. Every
package Of sealed Envelopes contains ONE CASH
GIFT. Six Tickets for 81; thirteen for 81; thirty
Ave for SIS; onehundred and ten for sl5
ALI lettersshould be addressed to
HARPER, WILSON l. CO.,
July 20 1mo No. 17S Broadway, n. Y.
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We CALL the attention of our readers to
the notice Of q public meeting to be held at
the Citadel Square Baptist Church this
evening.
The purpose Of the meeting commends it
to the favorable regards of an enlightened
public. 1t oontemplates the continued ope-
ration of one of the colleges in this State
and in such form as involves material
lowering Of the cost Of tuition. Just at the
present crisis, when so much uncertainty
attends the probable action Of those who
are legislating for South Carolina, in re-
gard to the matter Of education, it is par
ticularly important that every seminary of
learning free from the risk of legislative
interference, and the commingling Of pupils
of different races, should be kept in vigor-
GUS operation.
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lady. which was peremptorily refused. He
then invoked the aid Of the government, and
accompanied by file of soldiers he returned
to the house and foroibly took away from the
father his only daughter. The ill-assorted mar
riage was performed, and the parent is Left
without redress or remedy. Such is MEXICAN
Justice
"A very interesting letter from Alaska ls
published in the New York Tribune. The re-
port which had gained general credence that
troops stationed at Sitka were suffering from
sickness, and the want of ordinary comforts is
denied, and it is asserted that the general
health and temper Of the American troops and
settlers are good. Sitka possesses beautiful
harbor, but dangerous one, owing to the
large number Of little islets and rocks, be-
tween which pass narrow channels, any Of them
with sufficient water to float ship, but hardly
sea room enough to be safe. The town itself
is situated on point of land jutting out into
the bay, from the base Of the mountains, pro-
badly containing about thousand acres, and
from the character Of the soil appears to have
been made by the washings OF the ocean. On
the point is large lake Of fresh water, In
front of which, along the edge Of the bay, are
about one hundred and fifty log houses, scat
tered about promi, ,cuously. There is but one
street, and that extends through the whole
length OF the town, and is continued for about
mile to Indian river, little mountain stream
emptying in the bay at this point. This is the
only road on the island beyond this, and in
fact, on all sides Of the island, the thioket is
im?enetrable. The American colonists seem
tr h, s;sving good time. The correspondent
says: 'iye have 'paries, hops and bats to our
baarta, contant - -,
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The Contested Elections.

The delegates to the lower House Of the
State General Assembly from Anderson Dis
trict,-FRANK SLOAN, JOHN WILSON and
JOHN B. MooRE,-were elected by about
one hundred majority. They had the mis-
fortune 10 be white men and Democrats, 80
that Radical protest was at once sent to
General CASBY, in which it was alleged that
they had been elected BY fraud. General
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SHELL ROAD.

CITY ENGINEEh's OFFICE
CITY HALL, April %. 1868.
EyARMERs AND OTHERS ARE REQUESTED
I not to drive over the line Of the Meeting street
Road, between Spring and Rumney streets, during
the execution of the work. Cattle drivers are re.
quested not to use the Meeting street Road ct all.
The disturbance Of all the grade and Alignment
pegs, recently put up, renders It necessary to make
the above request LOUIS ]. BARBOT,
April 90 CITY EnGneef.
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%,ITY TAxES-SECOND INSTALMENT.
I J CITY TREASURY, 1st July, 186S.-ULder an
Ordinance "To Raise Supplies for the year 1863 the
SECOND INsTALMENr OF TAXES ON REAL
ESTATE is required On or before tho last day Of
July, and If not paid executions shall issue In twenty
days thereafter, 8. THOMAS,
July City Treasurer.