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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-26

CoRREcr.-Thea Grant Tanners held a
meeting last night, at which the following
preamble and resolution were adopted:
WHEREAS, The commandantando officers
of this association have, by card, address
ed to- the public, in connection with the
commander and Officers OF the White Boys
in Blue, deprecated. and disavowed the
throwing of stones. and otherwise disturb
ing political professions, =, .91lat y
o Beft resoEued. That the Grant Tanners
hereby approve the action OF the command-
ant and officers and will,unite with aih good
citizens to ferretsout such disturbers and
tring them to proper punishment.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-26

FREDEmcK RITTER, a bricklayer Of this
city, was severely. and probably fatally
stabbed, inisa melee at Delaware, on
Wednesday night September l6th.u He
has since so far recovered as to be able to
be about.-Gdzette. = y q
How is it about this, Charley? Fred has
a mighty sound constitution or as many
lives as cat, to ''be able to be about" after
being fatally stsbbed.' 1t might have
been well, also, to have announced that the
man who was fatally killed by the explos-
ion of bass drum would probably re-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-26

BURGLARY.-The cigar store of Mr.. Lou
denslager, on North High street, near the
City Hotel, was entered by burglars on
Thursday night, and about fifteen hundred
cigars were carried off. The mode of en-
tering was something new. The building
ia on the east side of the street, one ot
those one-story frame Institutions, and is
raised up slightly from the ground. Under
the building the rascal got and bypushing
mn the floor was enabled to commif1 the
crime.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-26
The Indians.

OT. LOUIS, Sept. 70.
A Denver dispatch says numerous Ildi-
an depredations have been committed dur
ing the past three days in. settlements be-
tween Denver and Colorado City. The
indians are said to be encamped in a
strong position on East Solomon creek,
near the, mountains, and make raids in al
directions from that point. Several scout
ing parties of citizens are out, and there is
good deal ofsexcitement among the peo-
pie.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-26

THE Local of the STATESMAN should not
feel soibad because we procured the weekly
report OF the Superintendent of our schools,
in advance of him. Had he attended the
meetin g of the School Board on Tuesday
evening, he could have got 1t, as we did, by
asking for it.---Journal. ~ ,5,,,,s oet a a,
z Mr.. Mitchell has heretofore furnished
both papers with these reports, and he fur
nished that one, we believe That, the sub
deputy-assistant local of the journal, who
lacks sufficient energy to swallow square
meal, attended q meeting of the School
Board, and walked all the way out to, the
High school to do tive win believe-when
Iwe-have more proof. You can't fool us
with your sawdust puddiugs. as
CERTIFICATES sGRANTEp.-The
County Board of Education at its regular
session yesterday granted certificates as
follows. WE. Mann, Columbus, II months;
John Brown (colored) Columbus, 6;
Thomas ]. Clouse, Hope, II; Clara A.
Arnold, Columbus, II. There were seven
applicants, three of whom were rejected.
1t is useless for those who do not know
themselves qualified tor the position of
teachers to apply. tor examination. They
only waste precious time, and cannot pos-
fsi5ly obtainaa certificate. = 4-4 ara y 9
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they are not crossed and fastened at the
back, but merely passed in front within the
waistband.l r, v--rcrrE ..asF r21oft .R d.
Morning collars, veryAnarrow and stand
ing up, are made of French cambric, print
ed with tiny colored patterns or striped.
The deep cuffs are made to correspond.
Plain stitched linen collars and cuffs are
edged with sValehciennes lace. We also
notice new collars formed of a strip of em-
broidefed cambria, scalloped out at the
edge, with lace border placed, not at the
edge, but inside the EN- broidered strip, that
is hehind it, and just showing little above.
Lappets of stitched linen with border OF
Valenciennes lace are made to wear with
any linen collar. There is buttonhole by
which to fasten them to the button of the
collar. Thus a very simple collar may be
rendered quite elegant by bow or lappet
| trimmed with lace. 81 e.' 4,
|. Lace collars are made rather wider than
they were, with wide square lappets in
| front and an edging round the neck. Black
lace capes and fichus are worn in the day
time upon high silk dresses. In nieed, black
lace is extremely fashionable even in town
| toilets, and black lace dresses are freuuefIt-
| ly seen out OF doors over dresses of colored
silk and satin. ~ r.Ert u
| Satin will be very much employed for
I dresses this winter, especially black satin.
and many ladies will follow the example
of the Queen of England, who wore in
Paris complete toilette OF that rich and
! beautiful material. .-r-..s. .T.-
The waterproof cloak is in great favor
| with Parisians this year, and even when
the sky is. cloudless fair ladies are provided
1 with the tweed circular or paletot closely
rolled up and fastened by the double strap.
which forms so nice ahandle to hold it by
In fact with! the present fashion of the cos
tune, in which the mantle, OF the SAINT
material as the dress; is as much to be TAX!
en- care of, and besides is not much of q
protection. against wind or rain, an outer
/ cloak or wrap becomes very useful, almosl
Indispensable in fact. A lady can leave this
outer cloak in the ante-rooms when enter;
4 ing house to pay visit.
- AT SIMMONS HEApaUARTERs. sal
A From the line display of hats, bonnets
4 flowers and feathers ct Simmons greal
house, Opera Block, we select the following
as samples of the styles for the month.
| There is no sign as yet of bonnets be.
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Meeting of the County, Democraf-l
.-z ic ExeCutfye torn u,ittee .

rs ic Execntiye Connliti.e. 81 nov S,-
The members OF the County Democratic x;,,c q,
Executive Committee will meet at their 49,
rooms Thurman Hall) this (Saturday@ af-T "a . !
ternoon, at ~ o'clock NJ Every nemaiE x = e.
Der of the committee is requested to be
present. .8ia2 -so''A''
JOHN G.. THOMPSON,
Chm Co. Elk. Com.
W. s. HUFFMAN. Sec'y -
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Forgery.
Policeman Arrested.

Sergeant McCready and two private
policemen of the seventeenth precinct,
were yesterday before Judge Mansfield,
accused of acts OF the most barbarous in
fraction of the rights of two citizens. whom
they beat and kicked and then confined in
station hOuse all night,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-26

WE advise our tat friend of the STATES
MAN to stir round and get the news. as
other folks do, and not sit supinely on his
launches waiting for some one to tbring it
to him. IF be is too fat to get around, hire
a dray.-Journal. -9lHo1
That is pretty good, ,lcoming from paper
that publishes two items taken from the
STATESMAN of the day previous, and lacked
energy sufficient to learn the particulars OF
the death of Kain, at the depot. We raytheI
think the Journal chap is a jokist, of !amei.
ancholly sort. to be sure, but still jokist
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Boston Items. ].

ISIS ,,,.-, ,,.--7 z-.,15s ST; LOUIS, Sept 25,a Il
ia DR.. Joseph N Mcdowell, one of the most
Distinguished surgeons IN the West. and a
resident of this city for % years died this;
morning of congestive chiIls in 63d9 year of
his age. 4"4d a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-26

la1g AT SIMMONS HEADQUARTERS. . 5.sl :
b From the fine display of hats, bonnets
flowers and feathers at Simmons ,greai
house, Opera Block, we select the following
as samples of the styles for the month.
There is no sign as yet of bonnets be-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-26

4 MORE ABOUT THE SToNING We COM
mend the following communication to the
commandant of the Grant Tanners. 1t may
aid him in redeeming his promise to dis,
cover, if possible, what members of his
club, If any. were, engaged in the Disgrace
full affair of Wednesday night, in order that
they may be expelled from that organiza-7
tion and promptly and severely prosecuted:
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Respectfully submitted to the Board OF
School Trustees In behaif Of Committee on
Accounts. is. BRows,
Chairman.
Mr.. Dulin moved to have the amount named
for the Third school district increased from
5000 to els,ooo Tho arrangements for heat.
Ing the Wallsch school building, he said, were
q failure, and they should be replaced By bet
ter heating apparatus, and this made his mo-
Mr.. Wilson explained that this thould be
considered as special appropriation, and not
be counted a. OF the contingent expenses OF
Mr. West took occasion to condemn the nues
placed m the Wallaoh school building
while he was on his feet he inquired OF Mr..
Wilson II there were more than one grammar
MI. w. replied that there were four.
Mr.. West thought they should have q good
assistant at the WAllAeh school building, so
that the principal could leave his school In
charge OF such assistant while himself visited
and taught the other schools In the building
At intervals, and thus demonstrate to others
there teaching, the best methods OF instrue'
Mr.. Dulln, speaking Of his proposed amend.
ment, said he desired that the 1900 extra
called for by him to replace the heating Ap.
pAratus In the WAllaoh school building,
penses, and It's object could there be specified.
Mr.. A. X. Browne ooinoided with Mr. Dulin
as to the necessity OF better heating arrange
ments, and favored the amendment.
Mr.. Moore testified that when the rooms
below would Pc red hot the upper part would
favor the amendment,
Mr.. West said he had been Informed that
heating materials could be put In the building
NJ. DuIiu here proposed to use the words
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rurners' picnic At Green Springs on Monday
that has YET taken place At that popular re re-.
tSoassnd the majority q whom w. geu i.S Sns
and children. The Turner's, In their neat suits,
disported themselves during the day In ath.
letfo exercises, the most humorous OF which
was the ciimbing OF a greasy pole, a number
Of prizes, consulting of watches. eigar-eases,
heop,stirts, paper collars, purses Of money,
aSms.a e a s uttered q ot ss *. t S..
but fev saeseeded IN climbing the pole to its
apex. The next funniest exhibition was .
;sos .ase Sstyssn .,a bSys VIE were ,lsa ~
scampefed to the amusement o. the spectators
and the chAgrin Of many Of the racers. who ex.
perisnced many ground and lofty tumblinss
Prize shooting was the feature Of the oe-
easion, the value OF the prizes exceeding sioo
The shots were regarded 40 exceedingly good.
the Society. Tho rope-walking, By Professor
Tillett, was pronounced excellent, and re-
eeived the sppisudits OF All present During
eoarssa most saesfisnt ma.is, and a. night
the grounds were brilliantly Illuminated, and
the r.mazy dance" was INDUCED in and en-
M. Joseph Ehfmsntrsu tai" and ' his excellent
wife afforded all In their power to render the
occasion ono Of pleasure to all in attendance.
their pisus before he alo.e of the present resent
season. The occasion on Monday was graced
with the presence OF number OF the leading
citizens Of Georgetown and Washington.
CANAL CAPTAIN RoBBHD-The captain Of
boat was lying near the wharf Of the Borden
ths sum q " @, and = new suit Of oiethe.
s.s. on rss The s o.s Of SS s sss
yet has ordered no arrests.
MRRcHANrs, ExoHASax-Tbe ofnering. n N
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ uHIrip STATES Patent ORR

June ", lbiH.
voS the petition q AIN Wsria. o. Rondout.
said hondout, administrator Of the estate Of
Arehibald Winter, deceased. praying for the sx :
Winter. the 18Th day Of September. 1854. for an
40. for seven years from the expiration OF said
patent. which takes place on the 18th day Of Sep.
Patent Sss ON H. Il asy ssp
tembeI next, at u o'clock. n,i and all persons
are notified u appear and show cause, n any
they, have. Why said petition ought not to BE-
Persons Opposing the extension arc required to
hle In the Patent Once their objections, specially
sst forth i writing, AZ least tioenty days before
party, to be used Al the said hearing, must he
taken and transmitted In accordance with the rules
OF the ONCE, which will be furnished on application
Depo.tioIs and other paper. relied upon testi-
ne a.y o. hearing the arguments. II any. within
ordsIed also. that this notiee be published In the
bepS0 snd In IN s tas. gss sa WsshiSs'SSn,
once a week for three successive weeks; the hrtt
o. said 70 be at least sixty days pre-
A, NJ. STOUT,
jys-ws Acting Commissioner Of Paisnia
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ARRIVALS AT THE uorrI.s,

OVERWHELMINGLY d SHELLHY.
Messher, d ii daildersiove, n Y,BD Jones,
Philsdelphihj Thos ID Stetson. q q Liyings,
N.Y. Calhoun, XVI D R Holmes, Del, q 3
PhiisdcIphi., Peters and vile q NJ Psser:,
Ohio, John d Tagsart. 90 Townsend, s A
JudEin., Ais; d il Williams, osi Hugh Nc
Cormick, M q Davenport, Mrs u J Yancey,
Miss Yaneey, Miss Shackelford, Va.
KIRKwooD HousE--KIso.
r. IsnE Mshe SS G .1;T pSs s
va s sss.s: lLdpfMantry LLOYD and Tifs Geo
Jsnes Sullivan and lady, iii; iii Psstis,
MinehssteT Robert Hopkins, Elmiraj J ID
joan barry sSd %s ' Plt,.sa n.e NJ. oom
Watkins, Homer, Burke, Richmond
NATIONAL HoTEI-Bxssos.
- Haukes, Ohio, Pat welsh and wife.
John North, N y WIN Brikman. e sA;5
O Digs, Md; o q kellogg. Benz Harrison and
RI sqner, B.lti%or.; Il RsndaIl, Provi.
Jerfoid, Ky; q o MuIiIs.n, ST Louis; James
A Pennaker, Boston; r Rainier, NYiPO
Donohne. Pittsburg; q o Bolivar. N il 40
vile; B NJ Brown, CovingtoS, Ky, s o
Boughtcr, Philadelphia.
sEAToN HOUSE-JoHN II. sENMRs.
=, Leyi woodrgG, Henry Mulkln, y LepPer,
II Insle, city; Benz II Beckett, 81, and wife,
Buffalo, N Y; r Hill,wlfe, and two children,
Prince George's county, ND, Brevet Major r
Chandler, " Al A Canasco Aitano, Chiii;
Humphreys, Alai Wv Drake, Cincinnati,
ryland.
wILLARDs' HoTEL.sykEs a gHApwroK.
n o. John A Wilcox, U s Al q O Converse,
II stewart, N Y; Gen Alex S webb, U s
A, W Netherber, San Francisco; L 5 Knowi-
Yates, LyJ l. Williams, Fort Isynei
Harvey, L W Williams, s O.
EBBITT HoUsE-C. O. WILLARD.
o Moore, D Z Hunter, New York; Kirby,
1ndj Swift, U 5 All Francis De Haes an.
Elliot, Del; o A Jones, Philadelphia; d N
Coningcri u u Woolworth and wife, Chicagoj
7 W Clarke, Boston, Surgeon II Nelson, U
L; Hon II II Butler, Tenni A y Ives. Ga.
UNITED STATES HoTEI.-M. H. BEAN.
- Frame, Wis; A $ Bailey, U 5 A; Samr
Bradley, Baltimore; J Z Hollyday, Md, H
]; J ID Brown. New Haven, Comm E p Boyce,
rer, New York.
OWEN HOUSES. W. OWEN.
Il II Gary, Ga; J W Moore, Alexandria, Va;
Il Griffin, Charleston, y y; Hayward, ice
Mitchell, nj Cotor, Baltimorei J Green (,
CsA; NJ Meigs, Pa.
BUNKER's AVENUE HOTEL.
Walter Halliek, U S A; 7 Million, Va;
W Mouir, Nashville, Tenn; II Aud, Jr.,
family. wis;
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IMPORTANT. ANNOUNCEMENT Beautiful
L Illustrated Book. worth Thousand Dollars.
addressing Professor JOHN VINDERP0JI. NJ
% Winthrop Place, New York city,
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AMAuKer THEY COMMUNICATIONS Ac-
ton, OF the Sixth precinct, yesterday moraing
arrested William Scott, colored, for the lar
eeny OF l.75 worth OF bacon from the stand OF
The accused had a hearing before Justice
Harper, who sent him to Jail Tor court. There
IL scarcely day that this wide-awake officer
does not run I'M some OF the young thieves
which be deserves the thanks OF the oommu.
nity
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-26

RELIEB ron The MARYLAND SuyHEREns.-
The treasurer, Mr.. Perry, informs US that
was presented BY Mrs. Z. Lindsey, and ten
by Colonel NJ. Thompson. We hope that our
citizens will not cease to lend q helping hand
until this noble work 10 completed. We see II
TO the sufferers at Trladelphia, Maryland, can
do so by leaving them at Towards livery sta
bles, on q, between Sixth aud Seventh streets,
with the address of Mr.. Thomas LanadAle,
BrookeYille, Maryland, on them.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-26

CoaTRIRUTIoNs.-Oontri 10 the fund
OF the Maryland sufferers by the late disas-
trous food, continue to be received; the last
received by the treasurer, MIR. A. Z. Porry,
being " from Anne Z. Linsicy, and so from
Col. NJ. Thompson.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-26

INSTRUCTOR IN VETERINARY SURoERY.-
Mr.. Alexander Dunbar, veterinary surgeon,
has been employed by the War Department to
give Instruction to the farriers, veterinary
Joint resolution OF Congress, approved July
rs, 1860, He will be ordered to give ethical
lectures upon his system, first at Washington
ordered to the principal military posts at
which large numbers Of horses and mules are
kept,
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Ar THR STORE OF the original Franc, ip4
Seventh street, between ID and Z, whose
French-plate window attracts great deal OF
and most elegant assortment Of gents furnish
ing goods In Washington, and the celebrated
Towle's patent elliptic suspender, for which
sesaes many advantages over any OF tho other
Btylep. ..a ~ I'd '.'
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jys-wsi
United STATES PATENT OFFICE.

y wAcHINaTON,p p, G., August Il, lisa
JONI CRAA, Of Boston, MAssHehusetta, having
petitIoned for an extension Of the patent Eranted
him on The Ss!h day g N9ys%Gbts, isd ior an i'm.
II 10 ordered that said petilion BE- heard nj this
once on the 9th day Of November next Any per-
son may oppose this extsnAi9n. Ohjections, depo-
onies iwenty days before the day OF hearing
ELISHA fOOTE,
AuD-ThSw Commissioner Of Patents,
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AUCTION sALEs TO-DAY.

aaurr = WILLIAMS will SELL ato o'clock,
on the premises, good two story frame house
and lot, fronting on Twelfth street west, be-
tween n and o streets north. f-. N
CoorHn d LATtxER will sell, At 10 O'Clock,
At the southeast corner Seventh and Masss-
ohusetts avenue, . lot OF furniture.
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THx LOAN BrfLlTne following IL a, copy
n the bill 70 provide for the Issue Of bonds 10
Board 81 Common ConasiI last evening -
es 'ss yssA SaSs' s K: ssi ssSy q
A. 4: y. y u :. sI;s% :Sgsss:s ~
powered, ia behalf of he sorporssion, ' 20
Issue, or caused to be issusd, Registered or
coupon bonds to an amount NOT excssdisg
psyss1s n ;sn g.sfs on 0e ssS sea
their iasue, and bearing interest At o per
sentum per snnum, .pay shls ssmi. snnusiiy--'
s sSa.y y Sc sna :Ss X. AK
payment Of the interest, and the redemption
e ne pth,nsipsl n ths sane The bonds hero.
eoent.r.lened Sy the Resister Of tSs city;
both ths interest and principal Of which ~ Ill
Ss pssd q -: Ss :. y o s1sS n, fund, 3
various funds OF the evaporation, may Be DE-.
posted, at the time when the same may 30 due
and payable, snd the Aforesaid bonds shall not
eertsioed indebtsdssss Of the corporation for
isss than than their par value In lawful money OF
And hereby 4 Get apart, pledged and sppropri.
iss on the sciS Day q june A. b. tx ana s for
sS sss ne ~ soS e.
payment Of the aforesaid bonds AZ their ir' ma ma
and eoisoios Of su fhsnsee
ditionh taxes leyied, assessed, and collected
as other regular taxes, and 70 be exclusively
used q, the purposes and in the manner herein
Sec. .. Bed further enacted. That the accrued
and aceruing interest on the bonds authorized
20 be issued BY the arst section Of this act,
shall be, and the same 10 hereby required to be
paid out OF the general fund and suthoritv h
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EouITy CouRr-Judge Fisher.-This court
last week adjourned until yesterday morning,
but, the Judge not being present, It was ad-
Fisher does not arrive, the court will DO again
adjourned until tomorrow, and Judge wylie
WIN preside.
The following orders have been made:
Cripps vs.. Swami ct al. Case set for hearing
by mplainants counsel.
John 7. Powell ct al. vs.. U. M. Powell ct al.
Bill nled for sale Of real estate,
Adjourned.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-26

INTERESTING TO CIoAR DEAL RRs.-Comm nils
sioner Rollins, OF the Internal Revenue De-
pArsment, haa addressed q communication to
MT; Isaac Harvey, an Inspector oftobacco. in
which he saysi 'IfA manufacturer permits his
TO make into cigars for him, he must also fur
nish the means to put them up In the manner
required By law, At the place where they are
made, before being returned to HIM They can.
not be returned to him In bulk
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SBvBsrH WARD SEYMOUR AND BLAIR CLuB.
This club was to have held meeting last
evening at Island Hall, but owing to some
reason they did not meet.
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KNOCKED DowH.-A colored man named s.
johnson was assaulted last night with club
by another oolored man named Joe Cromwell,
at the corner Of Twsnty-nrst and X streets.
scious state, bleeding profusely, and was at
tended BY DR.. Breneman.
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AooIDEET.--Yesterday afternoon an axle OF
the buggy Of Mr.. ByTe, broke down at the cor,
ner Of Seventh and ID streets, causing MI.
Byre to DO thrown nom the vehicle, iortu.
nately receiving but slight injuries.
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give your children 10 good education. This
recalls to mind the fact that Prof. John FIJI,
who has been teaching with marked success
sumes hts duties at the City Academy and
Army OhioeIs' Institute, No. l3i I street, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth atreeta, on the LIST
proximo, asntismsn Whaling 70 be prepared
should call on the Professor, who has been
very successful In the preparAfion OF students
to those branches Of the public service See
his card IN another column. .'- ~
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Prior LIST of Gents' Furnishing Goods at
the original Franc, tet Seventh street, tlarge
Good White Shirts, tl-ti .60;fine white Shirts
$3.50; good Summer Undershirts, 90, 10, 81;
good summer Drawers, %, 70, elj good Cotton
70 cents per box; HAndkerohiefs and Suspen.
ders, Ties and Soarfs, in endless variety, at
popular prices. p. ST. have no branch
stores. ~. ...-
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aEoRaErowN nArrEns.

ORpnssfor the NATIONAL RsPyBLIcAH 10 GsorEo-
town may be left At the bookstore Of Msssrs. O.
7, Getty Co., ioe Bridge street. where copies Of
The RHrusLicAs may DO obtained daily. q.
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THH SoHuETzErs. AT a meeting OF the
Schuetzen Verien, held at the Park on the 23d
Instant, 1t was resolved that the German
Shooting Society Of Washington, numbering
pate In the fe.tivities, Joining the procession,
he. 1t was also agreed to extend an invita-
tion to the Newark Sohuetzen Verein. Three
oluding the Twelfth Infantry, and It 10 ex-
pected the festival will DO the finest ever given
In Warrington,