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In Bankruptcy.

District Court Of ne United States SoutAsm Do.
txict of Ohio:
IN the matter of the application ofMoseS Stern.
II berger, a Bankrupt, for final discharge
Pursuant to an order of said Court 10 me direct
ed notice is hereby given to all the creditors Of
Moses Sternberger, of jackson, In the county Ol
jackson and State of 0hio to appear before me,
ut my Office, IN Merchants Block, SECOND Street
between Market and Court SITS, Portsmouth.
Ohio, on the Both day of September, A. D., 1858,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and show cause, II any
they have, why discharge should notbe grant
cd said Bankrupt And said creditors are fur
ther notified that the third meeting Of creditors,
for the purposes provided ln the 2Sth section
of the Bankrupt Law, will be held at the same
time and place.
Sent. 10. i68-3w.
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@There win be meeting Of thu
Grant Club Of Scioto township, ai
Crabtree's Store, at two o'clock p. M,
on Saturdsy next.
A speaker from town will be there.
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VICTORYY!

Last year the Republican majority in
Vermont was less than twenty thou
sand. Now it is about $4,000, or a
gain Of so per cent, or 10000 gross
The Blairites, and other blatherskites,
say that they did not expect any thing
from Vermont, but they say wait until
Maine votes, and then they will show
us. Well, Maine will vote on next
Monday, and in our next paper we will
have the result Last year The Repub-
lican majority was 1914. Remem-
ber these figures, and see if we do
not gain largely.
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On Saturday night next John l.
Jones Esq, candidate Prosecuting Al.
torney, viii address the Grant Club al
Portland.
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Receivers Sale
OF
LIMESTONE FURNACE.

DuRSuANT to au order Of sale to me direct,
Il ed from the Court Of Common Pleas fol
jackson county, Ohio, made at the February
term of said Court, A. D.. 1868, / will offer fol
sale at Limestone Furnace, Bloomfield Town
ship, jackson County, Ohio, ON
Thursday October %, A,D. 1868,
at one 0'c lock, p NJ, all the real estate of Lime
stone Furnace Company, described as follows
Lands Lying IN Gaiha County, Ohio:
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together With all the buildings aud appurten-
auces thereon.
Said sale TO be In oil respects In conformity
with the law regulating sales upon execution.
J.. w. COLLINS
Sept TO- 'Gs--6w Receiver.
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Best Teeth in the World.

For only s10 for an upper or lower set 60 cts.
for pure Nitrous Oxide Gas aud extracting one
tooth, at the Ohio Steam Dental Company's Of
fee, 255 Walnut Street. Cincinnati.
Moffitt, Robertson 81 Co.
We have no agents. Sept 3, '6S-2m
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African Named Lions and Lioncsscs; Senegal Leopards;
Grizzly Bear -Four Asatic Lion Cubs South American
Tigers Spotted Laughing lycnas Silver Lion Of Cali
formal North American Cougars; Striped or IlOwlng
Ilyenas; Lynx Of Canada; Rat Kangaroo Of New Zea-
and Jackhs; Puglistc Mammoth Kangaroo, African
Porcupinc; American FallOw Deer; Cashmere Goats;
Wolves; Foxes; CiOtag; Bac; Bears Of Kansas; Chi
ncse, Silver and Golden Phcasants; Caneland Drome-
dairy from Arabia; Golden, Bald, Black and Brown
Eagles: Wolverine; Badgers; Beavers; Apes; Mon
keys and Balloons; COckatoOs Swans; Pecans;
Powces; Storks; Herons; Parrots; Love Birds, Ma
eaws, laroquetts. Cream Lauras, constituting an
Aviary uneqallcd for Variety or Excellence.
PREF. A. j. F0REPAUGH.
champion Animal Tanner Of the ord,suprcme Mas.
TER Of the Brute Creation, h3 COOLEST most intrepid
and daring OF all the rcputed LION KINGS, viii enter
the dens with The uutamed Lions, Tigers, LeUpards
and Panthers giving one ofthe most Interesting Sens
Gtiona Exhibitions demon trated by Mortal Man.
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40. 1865.
UNION REPUBLICAN TICKET.

UNION REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For President,
Ulysses =. Grant.
For Vice President,
Schuyler COIfaX.
Presidential EIectOrsi
E,...... -, r,.a. (DAUD ron.
E'ee'0rs al La'ge- ISAMUEL Galloway
For State Officers:
Seerefarg of State-fSAACR R. SHERlYOOD
SvDre,ae .Jidge- IFILLiAN WHITE,
Mem. Board of Public Works-'JA MES MOORE.
School Comm issionfr-JOHN A. NORRIS.
CLERK of Supreme CoaH-RODNEY ZOOS.
For Congress,
(11M District 0-Hon. JOHN T. WILSON.
For Common Pleas .Tudgc,
cd sub-Iic., IN IN. Dist.)-HENRY n. T0FNE'
Congregational EIcctOr,
(1lR DistricD--JOHN L HARPER, Of Scioto.
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Republican County Ticket.
Aup1roR. SAMUEL BAKER.
sHrsIvP JOHNSON WADE.
CoMMIss,oNER EPHRAIM PLUNIMER.
PRosEcuTlSe AIRY. JOHN L. JONES.
suRyrYoR. BEVERLY KEENAN,.
CoRoYER ISAAC J. WHITE.
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We, the undersigned, Treasurer and Auditor
of jackson county, Ohio, do hereby certify that
tue foregoing Statement Is full and complete
Exhibit Of the Condition of the Treasury OF
jackson County, Ohio, on the last business day
of August, 1868, showing the exact amount Of
money in the Treasury belonging toeach partic-
ular Fund, together with all other securities.
Given under our hands officially, this 81st day
of August A. d., 1868.
A. w. LONG, Treasurer 1.o,,so, w
L.A.ATKINSON, Auditorl O"'A'On W.
Sept 10, ,6S-3w.
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For a Club of One Hundred, and
$1,000.

Agents will please take notice Of this, Do not
send names, but number your clubs from one
upwards. Make your letters short and plain as
possiblp
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NEW ACHIEVEMENTS.

Mn. II. I. KISo, proprietor Of the KirkwoOd
House, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
Twelfth street, Is renovating this well known
hotel throughout, and will be In readiness In
few days to receive few monthly boardcrs. Mr..
King is well known as the popular landlord of
the late Avenue House.
MR.. WM. Z. TUCKER, merchant tailor and
dealer In gentlemen's furnishing goods, No. i2G
Pennsylvania avenue, between Four-and a-hnlt
and Sixth street, announces, In another column,
that he has opened for the inspection of the
public large and well selected stock OF cloths,
cassimcres, vestings, and coatings suitable for
spring and summer wear, which he offers at
popular prices.
Mn. J. W. MATrISGLr, President OF the Work
ingmen's Assembly, announces special meeting
on Wednesday evening at the Council Chamber,
at7:30 O'Clock. Punctual attendance Is requested.
JSo. r. ARRIsoS, esq, President of the Fifth
ward Republican Club, announces that the club
will meet for the transaction Of important BUSH
ness this evening, at s o'clock, at Bethel church,
South Capitol street.
The concert of the choir connected with the NJ
street NJ. L. church, for the benefit OF the mission
school attached to that church, heretofore an
nounced TO take place on Wednesday evening"
March 20, at Odd Fellows Hall, has been post
poncd to Tuesday evening, April7.
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Aatiunal 9rpnblitau.


ODD-FELLows' HALL was well filled last night
to witness Blind Toms remarkable perform
ances. Besides the extraordinary musical talent
he displays, he exhibits q wonderful tenacity of
memory, and fine elocutionary power. Ills mar
ration OF the circumstances connected with the
events OF his travelling through the country
coupling them with his compositions on the
occasion, is wonderful. He appears again to-
night.
NATIONAL THEATRE.-There was fair house
last night at this place, and the dramatization
Of Tennyson's poem was performed in All accept.
able manner. Mr.. Garden, as the hero of the
piece, acquitted himself with great credit The
play will be repeated tonight
WALLIS OPERA HousE.-Prof. Haselmayer
made his first. appearance before Washington
audience last evening at Wallis Opera House.
The professor Is an accomplished magician, and
his tricks are truly marvellous. His feats of
music and magic are highly entertaining, and the
beauty OF the performance consists In the neat
ness In which the tricks are accomplished. II is
impossible to detect him In any single instance.
The house last evening was only fair, but we
trust to see, ere the professor leaves us, full
houses greeting him each evening. Tickets can
be had at Ellis music store and at the box
office.
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PnoSoURArHy.-Mr Greenwood, Of this city,
Is prepared to give lessons In the art OF writing
short.hnn From what we know OF this gentle
man, in his connection with the Courier, and also
his experience as n reporter, both In this coun-
try and Great Britain, we have every reason to
S SSEe mem e in az ali tho prfnipies Of shortSsp
writing, as well as reportingi and we trust that
the young men Of this city will avail themselves
knowledge OF this very useful art, which, while
indispensable to the student, the lawyer, and the
man Of letters, is alike advantageous TO all. and
Its benefits are only fully appreciated by lose
who have acquired a knowledge oft.
FAREWELL SEHMoS.-The Rev. d. A. Shcrmer,
the beloved pastor of the Congress street
we'll sermon to an unusually full congregation
on Sunday morning. The text chosen for the
occasion was Romans, chapter will, verse %;
good to them that love God, to them who are
called according TO Hispurpose," from which the
reverend gentleman deivered most feeling and
appointed to the Bel Air circuit, Howard county,
Md, and leaves with regret from hi late charge;
but with unminglcd expressions OF success and
happiness In his new calling.
SLIGHT fIRE.-Yesterday morning, about 0if
O'Clock, Sergeant Robinson and Officer Brown,
in passing up Green street, noticed smoke issu-
ing from the second-story window OF the DWELL
Ing occupied by Mr.. Thomas Bowling, caused by
the burning OF some window curtains and
calico dress, which caught fire from gas burning
In the room. with great presence OF mind the
ladies OF the house tore down the curtain and
dress, and threw them out OF the window. No
other loss was sustained.
The PoRr.--Thc schooner Mnrcessa, Captain
John James, has entered from Baltimore with 4
cargo Of guRno. The schooner American, Capt.
q. Paul, has entered with $4,000 feet of lumber
for Messrs Pickrell \ Co, from Baltimore. The
schooner !. !. Darrell, Capt. ID. Perry, has en-.
tered with sixty cords Of wood from Maryland
Point for Dickson h King. The schooner David
T.. Streekcr, Capt Frank Van Gilden, has en-
tered with 81 tons Of coal from Philadelphia for
Mr.. John Turtin.
OFFICERS ELECTED.-At a meeting OF the Ca
tholc Beneficial Total Abstinence Society on
Sunday night, the following officers were ecc.
ted:
President, John l.. Love; first Vice President,
IL II. ID. Howe; second Vice President, William T.
Poor; Secretary, James Wilson; Treasurer, VIM.
Klckham; Finance Committee, NJ. Murpher, =.
Mcintyre, NJ. Hanlcy, II. Meredith, Edward Man.
kin. This society Is constantly increasing in
membership, and comprises u number of our
most influential citizens.
A BLoSDIN FEAT.-Wc learn that gentleman
from st. Louis, to win a wager walked across
the Chain Bridge on Saturday after dark on the
raitcrs. He accomplished the feat in ten minutes,
and received an elegant gold watch and chain
for his daring.
NARROW EsCArE.-h gentleman, we learn, was
rescued from drowning last evening at the Little
Falls. Mr.. Winfield Scott, OF the regular army,
came to his rescue and saved him from being
washed into the Potomac.
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GARDEN SEEDS
DErARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

~ UNITED STATES Patent OFfiCE.
wAsnISuTOS, Feb. 2s, ISIS,
On tho petition OF THOMAS 7, JARRErr ,uI horshAln,
Penn, pray ing for the extension Of patent granted
him the 18th day Of May. ISL, for an Improvement
IN Hay Elevators for seven years from the cxpIatiuu
u said patent. which takes place on the Dth day "i
May, ISIS:
Ii is ordered that the snia petition b" hoard NJ h"
Patent Once on MONDAY, tho llth day of May
appear aud show cause, II any they have, why saiA
petition ought not to b. granted.
Persons opposing tho extension are required 10 Al
In tho Patent olhco their objection, specially st
forth in writing, nj least tDcHtD days before the dty
Of hearing; all testimony nld by either party, to In
used ut the said hearing, must lv taken aud ITAns
lrd in accordance with the rules Ui the office which
" III be furnished GU application.
Dppnsitiuus aud other papers, rolled upon trsii-
mSuy must he filed IN the office tiOFdtu days h"iu,
the day Of hearings the arguments, ANY, within i'
days after hliug the testimony.
Ordered also, that this notice be published IN thu
RtpUbiirH aud the IRteLlVtHcFr, Washington. u
&. , aud in the Register, NOrrlstuwn, Penn, "uCu
week for three successive weeks; tn" FIRST OF said
publications to he NJ least sixty days prSSH9s TO tho
day OF hearing A. NJ, STOUT,
luhJ.TN Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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pAKTMENT OF TIE INTERIOR,
- UNITED STATES PArENr orr

WAsHINWTON, MATCH 2, IFS,
On the petition uf GALEB SWAN, executor Of tho
estate Uf Dane Hayward, deceased OF EastVn. Mass
prhfins inr y" exception 81 patent granted to !he
for an Improvement in Manufaetnre Of lpdiq Rubber.
for seven wears from the expiration Uf said patent,
which takes place gu the 18th day of August, lsUS:
Is ordered that tho said petition be heard ut the
Patent OHcc ON MONDAY, tho I'd day Of August
next, nj l2o'cloGk, IN, and Al persons are notified
to appear aud show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted,
Persons uppOs Ing the extension IRE required 10 file
IN the Patent once The objections specially set forth
IN writing, Mt least tpGHtU days before tho day Uf
hearings all testimony filed by either party, 10 he
uLrl Vt tho said hearing, must DC taken aud trans
milcl IN nuGura ncu with the rules Of the Office, hich
will be- furnished on application.
Propositions aud other papers, relied upon ~ tcsti-
muny, must bc filed IN the office tOeaiU days before
the day OF hrarlngi tho arguments. II any, within
ten avs after hlipg the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice DO published In tho
REPUnLICAS mud tho IaiaNiOsnCer, Washington, b.
week for three successive weeks; tho nrst OF said
publications 10 be ut luast sixty days pruyvus to tho
day OF hearing. A. NJ STOUT,
IIh9- Mlw Acting COmmissiUuer Of Patents
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Personal.
DIIyATE MEDICAL CONSULTATION AT t.oLD"
l. DIR. DARBY y, 40 Seventh street, opposite Odd
Follows Hall Separate rooms for patients. scl2f



wAsuISGToS, March d, lSS
On the petition Of FINLEY LATrA, administrator Of
the estate Of 4. b. Latta, deceased, OF Cincinnati,
Ohio, praying for the extension Of patent granted
the said A. D. Lata. tho 9Th day OF June, lSii for
impruy cment In Steam Generators, for seven years
from tho expiration Of said patent which takes place
on the 9TH day Of June, lsGS:
It Is ordered that the said petition be hoard at the
Patent ONCE on MONDAY, tho 18th day Of May
next, at II och lock, and all persons are notified
to appear aud show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
PcrEOns opposing tho extension are required to lle
IN the Patent oncc their objections, specially set
forth In writing ut least ticeHty days before the day
used a the said hearing, must be taken aud trans
mittrd la accordance with tho ulcs Of the " hic
will he furnished on application.
Deposition. and other papers, rolled upon AS testi
nony must BE- filed IN the Office tiDtHtV days before
tho day VI hearing; the arguments any, within ten
days after filing the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice 10 published In the
REprDLICAS aud the intoiiiDGaccr, Washington, b.
publications to be at least sixty days TO the
day Of hearing. a. NJ. STOUT,
LmhlG MM Aching COMMISSIONER VI pnIrnik.
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Equity CoURT-Judge Oiin.-This court acted
on the following cases yesterday:
1850. feates Selby vs.. Scitz ct al. Order
overriding a motion made by defendant to set
aside decree appointing trustee to sell.
l20s. Hawkins vs.. Hawkins. Order of refer
encc to auditor to report upon sale.
NEW CITY TAX QUESTION.
llS2. Riggs vs.. Corporation of Washington.
Order for temporary injunction, with leave to
dismiss on filing of answer. Mr. Riggs 10 in
debtcd to the Corporation of Washington for
taxes. Tho corporation Is indebted to him In n
considerable sum OF money, and he wished to
offset the taxes by this indebtedness The col
lectOrs say they have no power to make this ar
rangcment, and Mr.. Riggs seeks to enjoin the
corporation from selling any Of his property on
account OF said taxes.
L.. (Bankruptcy.) Mre. Samuel Strong. Order
overriding motion for delivering to Register
certain papers to be used In the cause.
Ia. In 10. Estate of VIM. WorthlngtOn, de-
ceased. Order appointing &. lnsc special agent
to take account, &c.
Adjourned
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PREPAYMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ USlTEp STATES PATgST orr

W AsHTNWTUNl MATCH T ms,
Ou the petition u JACOB SESSEFF, Of Philadelphia,
Penn, praying for ia" "N!cnsnn Of Patent granted
To him the 2ld day of August, lAI for mprOy uncnt
IN Machines for Casting Metallic Eyes, or Malls VI
lcddlrs for Looms, for seven years from the cxpra
uu OF said patent, which takes place tho I'D day
Of August, 1865
II is ordered that tho said petition be heard At the
Patent ulice ON MONDAY, tho 81 day Of August,
next, at u Clock M aud all persons arc notified 10
appear aud show cause. II any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing tho extension arc required t1 nlo
Ia writing, Ut least t0eHtu days before tho day Of
hoaTing Al Testimony led by cithcrparty, To be used
at tho said hearing must be taken and transmitted In
accordance with tho rules Of the office, which will be
furnished On application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tcsti
mony, must be filed In tho Office tOentU days before the
day Of hoarlngi the arguments, II any, within tea
days after hiing the testimony
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In the
RRPuBLIcAS and tho InteliiDenCsr, Washington, ID.
c., and In the Herald. philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
once q week for three successive weeksi tho first
OF said to be at least sixty days previous
to tho day OF hearing. A. NJ STOUT,
mh9-M3w Acting Commissioner Of Patents,
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CL0ruiSH AT REDUCED RATgs,-Mr. Straus,
north side Pennsylvania Avenue, between Tenth
and Eleventh Streets offers his large and well selected
stock OF Men aud Boys Clothing aud G"utlcmou's
Furnishing Goods for the next thirty days, without
regard to cost. lie also oG rs disco INT Of ten per
cent. on all purchases amounting to - or more Now
Is the tnc to make your purchases At an immense
saving
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ASSorSCENESr.- have engaged tho services Of
hrst-elaSS Cutter Of twenty years practice at tho
business, aud will open the second floor OF the bald
Ing W" now occupy as distinct Merchant Tailoring
department. en- Wednesday. March a.
A. sAKs CO.
6l7 Seventh street
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GEORaEToMN MATTERS.

ORDERS for the NATIONAL REPuBLi AN In
Georgetown may be left at the bookstores Of
Mcssrs T. NJ. X. Mills 4 90, tlatc Crandclrs) 12s
Bridge street. or At Messrs. q. T. Getty & Co.'s,
100 Bridge street, where copies of tho RHruBLI-
CAN may he obtained daily.
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-Grucs'S Celebrated Sdlrs Is con.
coded by all to be the best preparation for the Of
cuts, burns, wounds, Scads, sprains, and cutancsus
diseases and cruptlous generally. In places distant
from medical aid 1t will DO found Invaluable, and In
tho nursery It should always be at hand.
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SI.l5 for French whalcbouo Cofsct.; S cents for
Corset stccs, Also, Hoop skirts, Shoulder Braces,
and Corscts Of all styles altered aud made to order,
and 1T warranted. at Charles Daum's, ~ Louisiana
avenue. bctwcon Sixth and Seventh streets.
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On the petition OF FRgpERIcK Ii, BARTHuicNEw,
OF New York, N Y, praying for the extension Of
palru granted to him the Ah day Of June, 1854 and
r. issued in two divisions the 18th day Of November,
SO, aud numbered, respectively, lOl aud lO72, for
a. Improvement, in Method Of governing tho action Of
Valve Cocks, for seven years from the expiration
sad patent. which takes place GU the 10Th day Of
June, ISIS:
Patcut Office on MONDAY, the LIST day Of June
next. ut !! o'clock, IN. aud all persons ar" noted
To appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to DO granted.
Persons opposing the eNtcuslO are required to hlo
In the Patent Onlco their objections, specially set
forth In writing at least tctHtg days before the day
used at the said hcarlnr, must b" taken aud trans
mited In accoTdaucc with til" rules OF the OhcC when
will be furnished On application,
Dcpositious aud other papers, relied upon as tcstl
the DAY Of hraringi III" arguments, any, within r
days after hliug the testimony.
ordered also, that this notice be published In the
RFpHbiicdM aud the intei!iDsRcer, Washington, D,
& aud In the itldS, New York, N Y. , uucu u week
Tor three successive wocksi the first Of said publ
cations TO be nj least sixty days previous y ihm day
OF hearing. A. N, STOUT
mhl7-TuN Acting Commissioner uf Patents.