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MEssRs. GREEN WILLIAMS will sell this
afternoon at sig O'Clock, on the premises, that
strip Of land allotted for . private road from
the Piney Branch road to the land allotted to
the Widows dover. Said road lies on the south
OF Mr.. Francis Mattinsiy's land, and between
It and the public road leading from Piney
Branch or Columbia College road TO Tayior's
lane road.
Also, on the premises, at 0 o'clock p. M, q
two-story frame house, and lot, fronting on +
street south, between First and Second streets
west, Island.
THos. BOWLING will sell this morning at 10
o'clock, at No. "a Prospect street, George
town, a collection OF household furniture, sc.
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NATIONAL THuArar.-The second land i,,tl

NATIONAL THpArRx-The second land last)
representation OF Fra Diavoio," was pre-.
sented BY the English Opera Troupe last night
to very full and apprecistive house, including
the Chinese Embassy. The audience greeted
the resppesrance Of Mrs. seguin, after an alb
senoe from the stage Of ono night, In manner
that must have been highly gratifying to that
mefitorious artistic and amiable lady. MT.
ssguin again sustained his well-earned celeb
rity asa comic opera singer and actor, in the
character OF Lord Allcash. Mr.. Campbell and
Mr.. Peakesexeited the risibles ofthe audience
asis tn wont, In the characters OF Beppo
and aiacomo. The burlesque on Zeriina's re.
firing scene was source Of infinite enjoy
ment. We have hsrstofore mentioned Miss
Riehings a. the best 2trlina on the stage. In
this opinion, the speculative habauss Of the
opera VIII readily accord. Taken as whole,
the rendition Of ERA Diavoio" was an enter
tainment remembered with pleasure.
Tonight, for the benefit Of Mr.. W. Castle,
the opera entitled 1.-THE Grown Diamonds''
will be Given.
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WAsHINuroN, May 10, 1865,
On the petition OF SOLOMON s. GRAY, Of Boston,
Mass. d9r the eaten sion Of patent granted
provemont In Machine for Planning Lumber -" out
Of wind, ~ for seven years from the expiration Of
said patent, which takes place on the I'D day Of
ills ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patont Once on MONDAY, the Sd day OF August
next. at u clock, m, and all persons are notned
g sRd :sGT any h'' have why
Persons 9pposiaS the ef!s , are REQUIRED 70
set forth In writing. at least tioey days before the
day Of hearing all testimony nied by either party
70 be used at the said hearing, must be taken aud
transmitted In accordance with the rules of tho
ONCE, which will be furnished on application.
timony, must BE- nled In the office tiosnfv days be-
fore ne day Of hearing, the argpments, II any,
Ordered. also. .hst this s9,iee be pubIlshsdin the
Is. and In the Post. Boston, Masssehussits, once
week for three successive weeks, the nrst Of said
day Of hearing. A. N. STOUT,
liylh-Fst Acting Commissions Of Patents.
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IspusTRIAL HONE SoHpoL,-A meeting OF
the board Of managers Of the above instltu-
tion was held last night at their building on
Seventh street, near the canal. The meeting
WAS presided over by Mr.. A. X. Brown, Vice
president, with Mr.. D. NJ. Kelsey, secretary.
Reports were received from the lady teach
ers, showing the work OF the Organization for
the month Of May, proving that the school 10
. success, and asking an appropriation of tio0
to pay salaries OF teachers. The reports were
Areport from the educational committee was
submitted and adopted.
tina. Ave children had been admitted since the
last report, but no provision could be made
for them until charter had been obtained
from Congress.
The report was received. The Chair stated
that he had interviews with Senators and Con.
gressmen, and he had no doubt a charter would
soon be obtained.
A report from the Workshop Committee
stated that the boys were proficient In their
work, and that arrangements had been made
with a gentleman to learn the boys trades, by
which means the expense OF a teacher would
be saved to the institution.
Industrial Home School, for the month Of
Of Si2o to pay expenses.incurred,
Other reports were submitted, which were
duly considered.
The Committee on Ways and Means reported
| that t2i5 had been received from the proceed,
| Of a lecture, and that picnic for the benefit
| Of the school was now In progress, and the
| committee thought funds would soon be IL
hand to pay of all indebtedness OF the lnstitu
tion,
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
i seLiber has obtained from the Orphans Court
letters oi sdmlnistrsiep, en- The psrsssSi sstat:
o. L9gis W. p0ksEY. ist. o. ws.hington
sons having Aims aTsfsst the said s.osassd are
hereby warned to exhibit the. same, with the
the 9th day Of May nexti they may Otherwise
By law DO excluded from all benefits Of the said
myia.Tu@ McaARD ). SoaUS. ian's
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DEPARTMRNT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UsIrRp STATES PArRsI oYYIcE,

WAshIk0fON, May ., 1865.
On the petition Of JACOB sESEGFP, Of PhiIadel-
phia, penn prsyinE for the extension ofa Paten!
sdditi9psl ipg.Svsment granted thereon ne 2C5h
Heddies, for seyen years from the expiration Of
said patent, which Took place on the 18Th day Of
ihSrIied ~ act q 6pnfissss
Patent Once on MONDAY, the auth day Of July
next, at l2o'cloek, N. and all persons are noti-
hed TO appear and show cause, II any they have,
why said petition ought not to DO granted,
nie In the Patent Once their objections, specially
the day Of hearing; ali testimony nled BY either
party TO be used AZ the said hearing, must be
TAI On aud trapsmited In with lhe rules
The Oihse. which will be Furnished on application
mony, must be nled IN the once tl6sng days before
The DAY Of hearing NE ,arglmsnts. ifany, within
orasTsd. also that this nStieo DO published in the
D, C., and In the Telegraph, philadelphia. Penn.
once q week for three successive weeks the hrss
Of said publications 10 be at least sixty days pre-
vious to the day Of hearing NJ srorr
mylS-wS Acting Commissioner Of Patents,
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EQuITY CouRr-Judge Olin.--This court made
the following order yeatefday!
Etheridge vs.. Etheridgs, Order OF publica-
hon against absent defendant.
HAgner vs.. Randall ct al. Order rAtifying
trustees sale conditionally.
Adjourned,
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TN THE sUPREMg COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
Michael Horrigan


Peter Horrigan ct al.
ordered by the Court this SOth day Of April 1885,
that the sales Of rea! estate In the proceedings IN
the trustee In this cause the 18th day OF April,
1858, TO Jeremiah Dowuey and Hiram s. Ltchdeld,
be ratified aud confirmed, qnless cause to the con.
next. A. u, OHM Justice
myl-Fst X. J. MRIos, Clerk.
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FUNERAL OF Mr.. FAULKsKR.-The inter.
ment of the remains OF this young man, who
WAS killed on Pennsylvania avenue, on Wed
nesday morning, will take place from the resi-
between Sixth and Seventh streets, this after.
noon.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
wAauIHufoH. Nav n lAA

~ UsIrEp srArEs PATENT 3YyIcE,
WASHINGTON, May n, 1868.
On the petition Of PnIILIrrlsE 81 BsAexRN-
RiD0R, Of NatronA, Pa, administratrix Of the ea-
tate 81 Inward stieren. deceased, praying fer the
extension Of patent granted to the said Edward
pIoyemsnt In Process Of Treating the Mother
Water Of salines, for seven years from the eIpi-
day OF December, ls6S;
Il is ordered that the said petition DO heard at the
Patent Once on Monday, the 18th day Of November
next, at IL clock and all persons are not ned TO
appear and show cause, II any they have. why said
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the ertsn.iSn are REQUIRED TO
set fo5h In writing at least tt9snt days before the
10 be used a. the said hearing, must DO taken and
transmitted In accordance with the rules 81 the
since, which will DO furnished on application,
Dispositions snd other papers, relied upon as tes-
timony must To nled In the ofics ttoentv days be-
fsEs ths day Of hearipgi the arguments, II any.
Ordered. also. that this n9iies BE- published In the
RBrgBLIcAS. and the dntslifgsnosr, Washington,
ysniA once week for three. successive weekst the
nrat OF said publications to be at least sixty days
previous 10 the day OF hearing. - -.
my27-w3w Acting Commissioner Of Paients.
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MArRIMosIAL.-Mr. J. Monroe Dilley and
Miss Joanna Marks, daughter OF 3. A. II:
Marks, esq, were yesterday morning united
ip the holy bonds of matrimony, In East
Warrington, BY the Rev. Mr.. Holiday. The
happy couple have started on their wedding
tour Tor Philadelphia.
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GEORGETOWN MATTERS.

ORDERs for the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN In George
town may be left at tho bookstores Of Messrs 7.
NJ X. Mills Co, uste Crandsit's,) rs Bridge
street, or at he.srs. O. T. Getty 4 Co. "a, 100
Bridge street. where copies Of tho REPUBLICAN
may be obtained daily.
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Mr.. WILLIAM SMITH has Just returned from
New York with an elegant stock Of straw
hats, which he 10 prepared to sell at twenty
Ave per cent. below the usual prices. A visit
to his well-known store at 6il Ninth street,
between u and Pennsylvania avenue will
prove the truth OF this assertion. Mr.. Smith
ID also the agent Of Singers Noiseless Sewing
Machine, which recently took the premium q
the New York State fair.
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CLOTHING FoR SPRIsa.-Messrs. Stephens
4 o., $40 Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, have Just received an ex-
tensive and well-selected stock OF youths,
boys and children's clothing for all ages, from
three years and upwards, for spring wear.
Spring will soon be here, and 1t behovcs our
readers to provide themselves with clothing
for their children and themselves, at the low
rates which rule at the establishment OF
Stephens & Co., before the rush comes.
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mylS-w /

INhUssRs. -''seeley,s Hard Rubber Truss cure.
4 Rupture, retains the most dincult ,Afely aud
easily; never rusts, breaks, moves or soils always
new, ssid By ali drusglsts Send for pamphlet,
lSaJ Chestnut street, PhllAdslphia.
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THR New PARK of the Washington Schuetz-
en- Verein will be opened on Monday and
Tuesday next by a grand festival, including
prize shooting for ladies', tight-rope perform.
ances, grand concert and ball, music, illumina-
at 81 900 VIII be distributed, Those who re-
member the festivals Of last year will not fall
to be present.
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SuPRnNs CopRT-G KsKRAL TKRx.-All the
Justices sat IN bdnc yesterday.
willard vs.. Willard. Bill for alimony In 4
case where a divorce had been pronounced
some time since. Demurrer to bill. This case
was argued and reported last week.
Judge Wylie pronounced the opinion Of the
Court sustaining the demurrer.
lie the receiver in this ease to pay certain
counsel fees due TO the attorneys Of the Wash.
ington and Alexandria Railroad Company, re-
ported while on trial In the special term
Case Submitted on briefs and written arsu.
philips VI. Davidge. Motion for judgment
on an award, certified up from the Circuit
The Chief Justice pronounced the opinion
Of the Court, dismissing the motion; the Court
menf should have been preceded BY compil-
anes with the statute relating to the subject,
giving notice to the opposite parties, sc.
'THErIsH wuARF CASE.
johnson vs.. Birch ct. al. Injunction to re-
strain the defendants from coming on the
plaintiffs fish wharf with hands and nipple.
ments and pursuing there the business Of
the wharf In question was open to all the
public for the purpose OF landing and cleaning
The case came up on certificate from the
court below. and was argued last month. The
court being divided upon the question Of issu-
ing the preliminary injunction, the Injunction
was refused.
THE BLANK CHECK CASE.
Helen r. Read AK. Browne. Action OF II.
Busted. Terry Thompson. Appeal from the
Orphans, court. The case WAS reported at
length when depending in the Orphans court.
The question at issue being whether the de-
livery Of piece OF paper signed BY q decedent
efore his death, and intended to be filled up
A. q check for certain moneys In bank, operates
as . transfer OF said moneys. .
The case WAS argued BY the counsel aud
held under advisement.
Gunton ys,Nock. Motion to vacate super
sedess bond. Argued BY counsel and submitted.
ATTORNEY ADMITTED.
Joseph J. Waters was admitted to practice
at this bar on the favorable report OF exam
liners,
Adjourned.
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VHE. NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
&C. q c SSaT fsa tsspSa ps
antee, Of Government Bonds, Silver Plate, vaiua.
pie Papers, and III deserrtions "a valasbles. and
proof vaults. 6dcs; corner New York avenus and
Fifteenth street DiIeetor': y !. Brown, H.. D.
George 4; liant. dsOrss o. Evans, B. P. Snyder.
8. p. Brown, President, O. o. gvaus, Vice
Iresidsnt; William s. Huntington. Trsasureri D.
r. Snyder, Secretary,
once Hours-ek. IN. to Up. N.
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ARRESTED ON SUsrIoIoN.-I.Ast evening, at
| about Q o'clock, Detectives Coomes and Nil.
Ter arrested Jerome Frazure, James Caffrey
| and James Wilson, on Pennpy lvania avenue,
on suspicion Of being "wrong people" They
were taken to police hesdquarter,, and on
arrangements by which to deceive the un.
wary and unsuspecting and fleece them out OF
their money. They hail from New York, and
are held for a hearing.
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INDUSTRIAL HoME SoHooL PIc.Nio.-Re.
member the picnic for the benefit OF the In
dustrial Homo School, which takes place on
Wednesday and Thursday, the 10th and nth
Treatments, and amusements. Take yourself
wife and children, or sweetheart, and 60.
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BURIAL OF Mr., KELxHER.-The remains Of
noon, on which occasion the body will be
accompanied to the grave by the Lodge Of Odd
Fellows to which he belonged and the Book
binders Association.
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A FRz:-on Tuesday night about 70 O'Clock
fire broke out In the basement OF Mr.. Oscar
and Virginia avenue. The alarm was sounded
from box No. Q, corner Third street east and l.
street south, when the engines answered
promptly but the flames were extinguished
before they arrived, with but very slight loss.
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The partnership heretofore existing under
the name OF Messfs. Kirby 4 Bowling has been
dissolved by mutual consent.
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THE DISTRICT IN CoSoREss.-In the House
on Wednesday the Committee on Public Lands
reported adversely upon the bill donating
Washington, and the same was laid upon the
table. The Senate on Wednesday passed q
bill authorizing Geo. Reinehart, John Byram,
John II. Hines, VIM, North, and Geo. r, Nc.
Glue, trustees Of Union chapel, OF the Meth.
odist Episcopal Church, situated on Twentieth
street west, to execute and deliver a mortgage
on % and %, in square lol, belonging to said
church, to enable said trustees to procure
money for the purpose OF erecting parsonage
or otherwise improving said lots,
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JOS. II. BARRETT, Commissioner.

No 1850, for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
March 5, lS. In the name Of Christopher Wise, and
| was granted June ], 1856, June Is, 1883
Ne, 4l.7t2, for 10 acre., issued under the act Of
september 1850. In the name Of Christopher Wise,
| AND WAS granted February ., 1854 June Is, 1865
September, 1850. In the name Of William Q. kean,
miner child q Andrsy Kean, deceased, and was
No, 7s,s 3 for 100 acres, Issued under the act Of
Aneh y 1900 IN !he pane Of .Alsxapder Berry
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A CHAPTER ON SHIRTs.-Gentlemen's fne,
well.ftting shirts for e2.25 and 1885, good ones
for tl,76 and t2j boys shirts from u to % 80.
Children's boys and gentlemen's dne shirts
are made to order at Henning's, No. Sll Seventh
street,
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WHrRE ARE THE PUNT DooToRs, that they
on New York avenue between Sixth and
Seventh streets, and on Massachusetts, avenue
near the corner OF: Sixth street, " Echo an
swers "'Wherep"
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SAD CoSsEQUEscEs OF WRONG. DoINa.-We
are informed that the mother OF Lep Turpin
has been so seriously affected by the lnforma-
tlon that her son IL charged with murder, that
she has had severe spasms In rapid succession
feared she will be unable to survive them.
She idolized her son, who was, only q few
years since, one Of the steadiest and most re-.
liable workmen In Mr.. +. A. Lutz's saddle and
harness mandatory.
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FAMILY TICKETS to the Warrington
Scheutzen Verein for the June festival can be
had Of Mr.. +. Hugle, No. 247 Seventh street.
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tiated, 2,2ol admitted By cards, 10 rejected,
l,soe withdrawn BY card, III suspended, 232
expelled, ~ reinstated, % deceased, e,o3I In
eeiyed, 81, 6l1 30 per capita tax.
Mr.. Davis presented communicated from
Mr.. J, y. q. Whaley, president Of the 1nterna-
si9ns Labor a. Congress. to be held In New York
inviting the Typographical Union to send del.
sgstes. L
x me invit u. Ion Wa accepted and MT. Me,
Boston, were elected a. delegates. ~.
MT. ~. W: Young, Of New York, offered a
Iesoluuon, that the several instruments known
a. the consutnvonof the National Union OF
North america, the uniform constitution for
over for action until the next annual session,
IN conformity to the provisions ofthe existing
laws. 80 ~
stead Of "the constitution OF the National
Union, - the words "ths constitution Of the
Internstional Union Of North America" a
the minutes. -. ~. "
After some debate the resolution and amen d.
ment vas adoptsd,
providing that 10 member be be- allowed to SPEAK
more than once or longer than Eve minutes
upon any subject. Rejected.
Mr.. Mullins, OF Memphis, offered q rcsolu-
tion providing that for the purpose OF protect.
cents psr month be assessed unon zach mem.
Der OF ordinate Unions, TO BE- kept as a re.
serve fund for the purpose Of aiding such sis.
tS may osso%s insoigea 10
suinq yes = and n ntii mar Alma AZ ths aton a
Union mlS consider the expedIency OF Great.
named. Adopted. =
Tho Convention then took q recess for ave
wsnt in,o n pon ~ ,Ss .ne ,S
Of the trade' S '"N
Upon reopenine the doors. and After tho
ths o. Other that
orr Of es.Presidsnt Buehsnan was AZ ndopted.
snJ The Gonysntion .diom,nna ""' ""oP'su'
~"u '"' 'o"''h''on '"'u'"eo'
u,-,v,. -on,., ,,,,, o,a.
county, took Richard simmer before Justice
lynch and he was aned a for treanassing
John Heisa was arraieped before Justice
Harper, In the seventh precinct, BY Oficer
on his wife He was eommitted 10 iaii in ID.
fault OF bail to keep the peace.
osrter botS soloreS IN ne Fh ppseInSs
charged By Chss. ii. White with grand larceny,
G phIsy were sent to JAIL Tor court BY Justice
Oaieer hin. of the ..me precinet. arre.tea
Josephine Brvnpt. who was aned 1lo by The
ssme Justiee FOR teening n dos witho,t IL
ee as ,om,,.,,, Of J,,,. aor omcsr R.,,v
,ooS Sasustus Hsdemiliet befope JustIes
Hsrner fos COIN in,ttio NJ an as.a1it and Ssttssy
VIM, Pendon was aIraigned before Justice
Morsell, In the Fourth precinct, BY Omcer
Clawson, and relieved OF u for indecent ex-
onicer Doyle, of the same precinct, arrested
John Randolph tcoiored) for carrying con
oealed weapon, and . nae OF go was Imposed
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Bo0kblnders.
IMPAIRMENT OF TIE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STArEs PArESI,oTricE,,

wAsnISsToS, May 0, ls6s.
On the petition OF ALEXANDER HAY. ad mi tor
q ths estate Of M q MeliIer deceased, % Phlla
Sranea e ssra MSlIsT the s5sh day q p asg
1867, (said patent was also granted In France. Aug
7, 1854, and In England Oct, %, 1855, for an i'm.
proyeisent in Making PAPER Pulp. for seysn years
place on the 7th day Of August, 1855!
It y ordered that ne ssid petitien DO heard at
July next, at u clock, n. and all persons are
notified to appear and show cause, n any they
have. why said petition ought not TO be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required to
Ale In the Patent Ofeo their objections, specially
set forth in writing a. least t.osrty days before the
to Sc used At the said hearing, must be taken and
transmitted In accordance with tho iules Of the
Depesitions and other papers. relied upon test
inony. must be filed In the Office ttoenty days be-
fore The day OF hearings the arguments, II any.
With ten days after nling the testimony,
Ordered, also that this notice be published in tho
REPuBLloAS and the Inteiii0eacer, Washington,
d, G., aud 10 the Telegraph, Philadelphia, Pa.
once week for three successive weeksi the hrst Of
said publications 20 be- least sixty days PEsyious
myli.Mst Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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CRIHISAL CounT-Jsdgs Carffr.-This court
transacted the following business yesterday;
JURORS DRAWN.
The clerk OF the Levy Court, Mr.. Callan, and
the register, MT. Boswell, drew yesterday af-
ternoon the following Jurors for the June term
OF the Criminal Court.
Grand Jury-James 8. Stettinius, Fourth
ward, George W. Chessline, Fifth ward, H. N.
Easily, First wArdj Geo. =. Dement,, Fifth
yard; Christian 3. sehmid5 First ward Peter
Bopp, Seventh ward, Robert Mcfarland, Sixth
wardi George s. Hepburn, seventh wirdj J.
Nicholson. usorgstownj Pierce Shoemaker,
county; WIN. Dawn, county, R. z. Miller,
Third ward, Henry. Messef, Seventh ward;
Edwa!d simms, Fourth wardi Geo. p. Young,
trick, Third ward A; r. shepherd, Third ward,
kins.. First ward; A. r. Snyder, Fifth ward;
Oh aries Ossingsr, Third ward.
Petit 1ury-T. A. Newman, Georgetown, ].
z. waliand, Foufth wafd; WIN. Jones, Fourth
ward; Jas. Vanderwerken, Georgetown, John
W. Ray, county, Jas. 0srhardt, Third ward;
John J.. Hill, Third yard Chas. Milburn,
county, J. F. Young, county; Richard M. Hall,
Fourth wardj james +. Young, Second ward
ward; Charles II. Hail, Second ward; NJ. L.
Noerr, First ward; George Sonnenschmidt,
Fourth ward; d. T. johnson, Sixth ward;
Saml Williams, Firat ward; VIM. ]. McDer.
mott, Fifth ward David Ullman, Fourth
ward; Sam'l wallach, Seventh ward; Joseph
Oassin, Third wArdi James Goddard, GEORGE
town; John W. wetherell, Second ward; Reu-
ben A. Bacon, Seventh wardj VIM. Vernon,
Georgetown.
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Medical.

7 AIDES In TROUBLE SHOULD CONFIDE IN
II DOCTREsS MARLIN, irregular graduate, and
for many yes rs renowned and skilful practitioner
In New York, where she has met with the greatest
SUCCESS In all female complaints She guarantees a
peffect cure, no matter from what cause No. 3s8
street. below Tenth street. myl9-u
/" N RS
w 4-l1-44
CURES IN TO DAYS.
Sold at 500 Pennsylvania avenue. apl3-tf