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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03
rnnsoNs ADVANCED ~ LIr,a,

aud feeling the hand ~ tins weighing heavily upcu
them with all its attendant Tie, viii ind 100 Inc ugs
of tHis mI"rEllS, or the TONIC, an liyir that wi,
Uu-lII H,W llu into their Nyut-. lg-tuir On 70 mcUru
the enc ly mud UrI,r q mbfc Youthful du,s 1uil,
lp tlru shuouAru ibrm-, aud give ht4Itt OFT
Clppu,cs- % tuuir tcmainlug years,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03
DYSPEPSIA.

Thousands Of tie worat sahggors from tlis tent.
bio snawing disease have been DuroJ ly the use Of
hohack's Stomach Bittsrs, as the testimonials now
IN our hands fully provo. Sold by all d~rugrlsp
everywhere.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03
MACMETlSM.

EH,J.. MlLnIR Heals ihe SICK with
ont medicine, at his rooms, lO Wisconsin Street,
Milwaukee Opposite the Post uhoel Also cures hY
Mugnetised Paper. Sund handwril ng,uame. r%esideuce,
and one dollar. AlRn sound Coz q tIoultr tlnt Uyory oGr
ahmmLl rLLl. nanerl.llv Ihna. vino IALe mnlLnLmn-
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03

AdAm Reiahaydt a PRIMER fen down the
stairs OF the New York Democrats Office on
Sunday ana was picked up dead!
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03
HOOFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs
ALL
h0OFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC,
PREPARED ~ Dr. c. ~. JACKSON,
PHILADELPHIA, IA.

Twenty two ycars since they were first introduce
lltp this country from Germany, during witch tim,
they have undoubtedly performed moro cuIr-, and
bench ted suffering hImtri'" t. u greater extent
thlu ruy other remedies known to the public.
These remedies wlll F0rrtuIl.v cure Liver Com
plant. Jnuudicc, rpr-ruuna py-pcp-Iu ,nruuI-
)r Nervous Dcbili ty, thrpu, Diur
rhOcp, ID ease nl 1 me kidneys, urs
III Diseases .nns - ihg from % Die
ordered Liver, - stomach o.
lutoatiues.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03

From Roy. Joseph Il, Kcnnsrd, D, D.,
Pastor o. ne Tenth Bag hsi Church, Philadelphia
DR.. JadsoH-nrGr Sir; l have ueen frequently
tonB at different kiuls Of medicines, out u, .ud.ng
Illle sphere, l. hHtr m RI. Cs-ti
declined but'- wtth o. clear
ltual lh various II iuttHu'us, and
pafucuIary IN NV own lruuiN,
Of the u%srlulnefs OF d. ~ nnnd'r &c MN l'j,.-,
| depart Tor ourtir "a nay usl uttuLIte, 10 ta.Ftts
my luli CONVICTION ih.i, Jor G.IDTCt t,bIUig OF Poe
syst1H, ant especially Jor L,rT CoHpi.,aL 81 e. q
sdIt aud r0iuC1le IrGp0r0ttn. Ia come & pee Il
may AiLhut upuHlly, | duultuot, Il wituc very hrus
aCla to1htne who su0er irtm The above c4uscs.
louts, very respectfully,
.i.'.| J. IL. kENNARD,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03

Anew spiral rbpsqm pad is syqood de-
sign, but Il Objectionable from beipg partly.
made Of IuhberS VeEy nahnal Boxing
bnsts aye made 2, wire netting, IN a solid
piece, covering Che front nom arm-pitj TO
armtRiL Admulm aooSer eonesals pthe
Snoa,5.l y s A. aslS ar5 II b5 R9''tsS S9ss Ry iH sli gsf
mr. aud n hgff. I3l HsQDl
Garters impede I'll circulation andiniursthe
shape of the limbnieapeGhliS Ytep worn
below the knee, A growing, child should
never belallowed 70 Weursthem, San excel
lent stocking supporter copasts Of an elAs-
tic waistband with two long ta~psAsonleacb
limb connected with ar lastie strap at the
knee, which is buttoned 10 the stocking,
II is made in different sizes tor ladies aud
chldrop' ji.- '4s msyll ere
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-07
AUCTION sALEs TO-DAY.

W. L. WALL q 90. will sell to-day, at six
o'clock, on the premises, lot No. Is, in square
No. 81, In the First ward.
dnEEs & WILLIAMS will sell at ten o'clock,
at No. COS II street, between Fourth and Fifth
streets, a general assortment Of furniture.
OooPER q LAriNBR will sell at 0 O'Clock, on
the premises, Improved property on the south
side OF d street north, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets west.
Also, at six o'clock, on the premises, part Of
lot ., In square ts7, on + street north, between
Fifth and sixth streets west, Improved with
q brick house.
Also, at $50 o'clock, on the premises, part Of
lot II, In square GIT, on II street north.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-07
THE COURTS.

EQuiTY CouRT-Judoe Oiin.-A. q. Wash
hurn and Frank Moore filed q bill for an In
junction to restrain the corporation Of Wash
ington from collecting from them an assess
ment made for the abatement OF q nuisance
alleged to have existed on lots owned by them
In square 500, on North Carolina avenue, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth streets east, They
represent that the Assessment In question for
removing the nuisance was t7pT IS, and
surveyors fee OF IS, Of which the oomplainants
paid t207.92, leaving due t5o7 go; and they aver
that the amount paid 10 more than sufficient
to pay the expense Of the abatement Of the
said nuisancei that II was paid in ignorance
OF the facts, and the plaintiffs intend TO sue to
recover IT. that the corporation 10 also In
debted to them for earth taken from their lots
to IN up and grade Streets In consideration
OF which they ask the court to restrain the
sale OF the said lots now advertised By the
Hagner vs.. Randall ct al. Order confirming
trustees sale, and Of reference to auditor.
Sullivan vs.. Biachard, Cooper 4 Latimer ct
Al. Jos: Bradley, IT,, entered appearance for
Cooper 4 Latimer.
Same. On motion OF Mr.. Leski, ordered
that the suit be dismissed as to the goods now
stored In tho auction-room Of Cooper h Lati-
mer.
Cazenrie ct al. vs.. Porter et al. Decree pro
eonfesso against sundry Of the defendants.
CRIMINAL CouRr-Judge Wyiis.-This court
held an informal session yesterday, and ad.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-07
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

hhWOoD HOUSE-kfFg.
Stuart Robson, John Donnelly, Robson's
Coordination; Jerome Smith, wife and child,
Philadelphinj Q Marble, Washington; Jacob
GEL, Mr. a., qnS ,ta BHSs's county "a,
fin, N.Y. A Rymsn, S S Purdy, W Brook
way, Philadelphia J = Obcriot, qco Gray,
Sibeft PhiiSSspSis; f RsSfSan
J Matzeig, Richmond; John Boyer, Williams.
porti A Dean, Johnstowni Prof Zonlie, Erie;
M HSb g Riebmosa, cSSq1es ' LysrpSoi:
John sumcrs, Philadelphia John Delvalc,
Squcdunki q KraHpcs, New Castle; L Majer,
Charleston; Kelley d Leon and twcnty'six
wILLARDs, HoTEL-sYKRs CHADWICK.
GOV II II Wells, Riehmondj VIM Sharkey,
y Heinsdsle, N X Miss Lucy aawell,
Thomas 'I SsBrds sr Phii.dslSh shd b rsIsi
NMs Is 1 9annsn, Texas, VIM NJ Evsr,s,
oR B Semnsss r! Del Jerome Bradley X
Smith, nj; W i 6ornnsii, n VI Il ii Z Thaycr,
Philadelphia; W Taylor, Baltimore.
H NJ Calcium, N Y;J o Tobias, Phiiadel-
phiai II v Moore, Norfolk W II Kirkland, N
y; Mrs II Carroll and Mrs J $ Keller, Phlla.
sfspa and bq sRSi 9siG Short R1 Mr.
cinnatl; WIN Mitchellj J b kirkland, La;
J II Rowland, Md Chss yunmani us strong
s ETC., faG TssS Bay vi. SiRsP PSstsm Ha
New Orleans; j + Burke, Augusta, Ga; vii.
liam Payne, Ala; Spencer L Jones, Md.
EBBITT HOUSE-C. q. WILLARD.
Payne, oityi General NJ d McCalllster, U 5 Al
Hon A q Cattell, N J; John p Moore, Md X
smith, Philadelghiai pe,ha Smith, New
York; Maris Chambers, Philadelphia Lieut.
Nordstrom, DIR Nsstroni, sweden J MELON
aid, U Al W Durgin, Knoxville, Tenn
John J johnson, J W Thompson, DR. o
DrummAcher. ID q; o M Parker, Ellicott city;
q r Mettcn, Cleveland, Ohio.
SEATON HoUSE-Jons II. SRMNEs.
Judge Geo Brent, Geo y Merrick, X NJ Me-
| Oregon, L w Alexander, Md; 4 A q Handy,
| BALTIMORE A DAILY, city; ] Davidson, Pa;
Chas Fairfax, Sonoms, Gal; s A Goodwin,
Buffalo, N Y; s s Hepworth, l. Myers, Bos-
ton; Jno Austin, N " W Maxwell, Phila-
| delphia.
BUNKER'S AVENUE HOTEL.
+ Runstein, Baltimore; VIM Wilmer, W
| L Chrispin, MIDI II Sparks, Baltimore; Lewis
| l. Turner, Geo Turner, W Entricken, Chester
| county, Pa; II T Davis, Warrington; Claude
Marcellien, Brooklyn W A Auatin, Proyi-
Il kence, RI.
OWEN HOUSES. W. OWEN.
W W J Goddon, Norfolk. l. Hamnely,
" $ A; j q Bingham. Norfolk; Edwin Seeley,
U y A; q NJ Smith, Ky; John Davis, Val W
8 Pearce, Mel Thos Kelly, Ala; Chaflcs
| Graves, N o.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-07

MASTER PLAsTERgRs.-A meeting of the
Master Plasterers' Association was held last
night at the rooms OF the Board Of Trade, and
after the transaction Of the regular business
an election OF officers to serve for the ensuing
SIX months was had, with the following result:
President, Andrew Jackson Vice President,
John +; Kingi seeretery, VIM. Hines, Treas.
urer, John Stewart.
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JOSEPH t. X. PLANT,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
COMMISSIONER OF DssDs AID cosvsrAscRR

CohMissIoSRn or bBBDs AID cosVHrAScRR,
Respectfully inform. the public that he has
CITY HALL BASEMENT, where he will DO pleased
to soc ali persons having business In his line.
most prompt attention. Messrs. D. L A. o. KIM
nell, Constables, attend to my collections.
iyD-Sm
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-07
WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN.

The proprietor Of this well known and popular
place Of resort desires to call the attention OF
Citations schools and private parties wishing to No
f'''WfA sHiiiSGSRTfoN CITY GARDEN.
First streot west, IL easy Of access and is shady,
cool, aud pleasant. Its supplied with shooting
freshments Of y kinds and u the best quality, fur
dansiaS pavilion In he GARDEN. The RaaAssp
pledges himself to please all who may Apply,
JOHN HoCkEMEYtR,
2S-H Manager.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-07

Ing in the post once, deorgetown, i. O., Aug
0, 1sos:
Addison, Elizabeth Nom, Mrs Sarah A
Brennan, Phillips, Mrs
Brown, Ellen Robertson, Mrs l.
Cogee, Mrs Agnes Renegroyer, Mrs
Dole, Miss Florence Solger, Mira
Ponder, Mrs U cola Tillman, Mrs
qoldring, Mrs II l. Tuohy, Mrs nj D3
Hafriets, Mrs J Taylor, Miss N
Bsymon, Mrs L col Wood, Miss Sallio
Hood, Mrs II Watts, Miss col
IIsnhsm, Mrs Eliza Washington, Miss L
ensrLBMRs's List.
Arnold, Edwin Kidweii, Master J L 2
Bearwald, Z Mullin, John
Breen, Jno F Meyer, A
Bryant, JCH Munseii, AS
Guuplngham,J Neweomb, Capt Z
Crockett, J W Peck, 8 Z
Cooper OOpp csptJda RSSer G.1 Shs' "
Carroll, Capt Jno Studams, Capt q
gornwell, Capt o Smith, Jas N
Evens, Chas Tyler, Rich col
Endicott, ST Turner, John
Faxon, Ohas weituer, VIM
Gentry, VIII Ggo NJ. HILL, Jr., p. n.
TEMPERANCE MRKTIso.-Potomac Division
5. Of T., held . meeting on Wednesday night,
and after the transaction Of the regular order
o. business, which occupied but a short time,
dG o ws5s SPsa to sS Rss
place: Solo, Free As a Bird,n by j. Z. Oatheli;
plano solo, "Storm Polka by Miss Minnie
payisi duet, .Msrehing On Misses M. and
Wis and Baker; duet, hJuanita,h Miss Julia
Moore and Mr.. J. Cathcll.
THR AouEDuoT.L The iessees Of the WASH
ington and Alexandria canal have taken ad.
vantage Of the dull timeH and let the water of
pairs. On the west side, near the Virginia
shore, some OF the angle blocks have given
way, as the castings were entirely too light
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-07

CHMF CLERK, PENSION OFPIog.-Commis-
sioner COX, on yesterday, appointed Dr.. II. U.
Lauck chief clerk of the Pension ONCE, vice
past, has been discharainT the duties OF chief
clerk, and 10 very popular with the employees
and all transaoting business with the Office
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-07
Excursions, Pic-Nics, &c


llssOLUTlOh OF CO-PAkTNERshlP.
The partnership heretofore existing between W.
Bowers and Henry A. Alberz, under the arm name
Of BOWERS 4 ALBBRS, IL this day dissolved by
mutual consent The business will DO hereafter
carried on by HENRY 4. ALDEiiS, who will set:
tie all accounts duo by the firm, and to whom all
BOWERS v ALDERs.
Ardusr 4, 1858. au6.St
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-07

Ar THB sroRB OF the original Franc, t9+
Seventh street, between ID and +, whose
French-plate window attracts q great deal OF
attention, our readers will find the cheapest
ing goods In Washington, and the celebrated
Towle's patent elliptic suspender, for which
Mr. Franc has the agency, and which pos
utvlaa
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-07

SoALRs, WEIGHTS AND MEAsuRRs.-Atten.
tion is directed to the notice OF Mr.. Gatchell,
who has lately entered upon his duties OF
ant both to the seller and buyer that they
should give and receive true weight. Those
who have scales unit for use can obtain new
s2l Pennsylvania avenue, and q. N. Gregory
346 Pennsylvania avenue.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-07

HANDSOME PREsENT.-Mr. J. KARI, No. 3Is
Pennsylvania avenue, between Sixth and Sew
enth streets, has on exhibition at his ostab-
lishment o handsome gold chronometer watch,
Intended as present from the President oil
the United States to Captain George Wright,
American schooner Lizzie +. Choate. The
watch cost $500, and 10 a very superior time
piece. It's presentation will take place In a
very short time,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-07

FELL ovKRDoARD.-A little colored girl fell
from the sea wall skirting the river, between
Seventh and Ninth streets yesterday morning,
about seven o'clock, and came near drowning.
occurred while she was reaching over the
abutment to capture a piece officiating timber.
She was soon hshed up and the proper rene
dies were applied with success.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-07

TELEGRAPH srArross.-The following Ia A
stations in he city, ~ NV ""'" 'e''s'Spn
8. Eighth street east and Virginia avenue,
avenue. ~
8. Seventh street east AID Pennsylvania
.. Fifth street east and A street south.
I. Police station, Eighth precinct. Fifth
street east and South Osroiins avenue.
.. sixth street east and ii street north a
II. Second street east and X street north,
10, Second street cast and East Capitoi
street,
IL. No. Q Engine House Capitol Hill.
i5. Second street west and street south.
west Ell and II .tTsst soa,h' '"n'-'n"'i '"eo'
IL Fonr. and.e-half strect vo.t and M .,,..,
south. ~ '''' "''' anu !" '''e''
syenus' e'e"'" '''' "e'' ""u "a'''A"u
10. Four. and-a -balf atreet we.t and Nav.
land avenue. '' "''' anu "''''
railroad depot n0''" anu I've" Jersey avenue
~ NV, Hoat and I.adae, uo,.o M.,.
ehusetts avenue and Fourth street
nue. Nv"
IA pol,os Station. Seventh and Round.rv
streeta
a. Tepsh .,reet west and n .ttsst es ea, n9,h
oo Seventh street west and y st,sat nnrtb
al Four.and-a-hal atreet west and pennsyi
venia Avenue ~"
"a seventb .trset WA, and n .tro., .o,,h
"a R,nI ~ Wssbipvton' IuoD,sisna s .ou,n
as. Central Guard. house,
Al Tweifth strect weat and NJ .troe, north
ST. Twelfth street west and street north
Ss No q Engine Uouse n s,rost north "a
| Twelftb street west '"N
10 STATE nenartment Pour,oant, .tro.t
al. Wiiiard,s Hotel
a. Riga; Bank. Fifteenth ,treet we,t and
New YoIf avenue "''' anu
"a, Fifteenth street west and X .treet north.
a. HihernIs Ensincho Ninats.ntI ~
vest and II street 6nrtb N'ne'e'"'" ~
al M. i EnS,ne.hen.e. sixtoe,tb .treot
| vest ami K street north
| IL Sisteen,and. a.baif street want md u
treet north - "N
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-07

THR TAX SALR.-0n yesterday the sale OF
commenced In the Aldermen's chamber, by A.
q. Hall, collector, assisted by NIL l.. Bran.
hall, In the presence OF but 4 few persons, At
the commencement OF the sale there was some
down 10 the amount Of taxes due. The list
was gone about one third through yesterday
to the letter G-And the sale win be continued
to-day,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-07

CRIMINAL CoURr-Judge Wyiis.-This court
held an informal session yesterday, and ad.
journed to meet this morning at 10 o'clock.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-07

INTHE SUPREME COURT OF THB DISTRICT
1865
SARAH JAZZ ROeHRSos. plaintiff In Rouu,
ouOnsu T. RoGsRsOs, defendant. Eoi&'
On motion Of the plaintiff, by Mr.. Gilbert 5.
ant cause his appearance to be entered herein on or
before the first ru day occurring forty days after
this date, otherwise the cause will be proceed cd
with as in case VI default,
(Signsd) A. ID. OLlE, Justice
true COPY:
X. J, NRIGs, Clerk. jyl4-Tu6w
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-07

slant, Messrs. daiiigan & Townshend, auc.
tioneers, for Chas. Kloman, real estate broker,
sold In square t22 the following lots: Lot A,
corner Seventh and o streets, at o. ,33 per foot;
two.atory brick house, for D, $50; and lots +
and @ at 81 cents per football to q. Ruppe t..
Eots II and to J.Wyrick, at 81 cents per foot
Lot X, to H. ID. Hazen, at Of cents per foot;
and lots L, NJ, and N, at IS cents per foot, to
Louis Behrens.:
Mesars. Cooper l. Latimer, auotioneers, yes
terday sold two-story frame house on Massa-
streets, to VIM. Brenninger, for 1850.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-07

BRIpoRs RRPAIRRp,-For several days past
MIR. Summers, the new canal commissioner,
has had large force of workmen engaged In
repairing the bridges spanning the canal at
Four. and.a.half street, Twelfth street, and
Fourteenth street. New roadwayB and floor
Ing have been substituted for the worn out and
rotten timbers, and the above bridges are now
In complete practicable condition. The work
was executed under the supervision OF Capt.
William Hunt, assistant to commissioner Sum
merH.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-07

PRICB LIST of Gents Furnishing Goods at
plate glass front,) between ID ano L streets
Good White Shirts, sl-tl. 50jane White Shirts,
s2-t250; good Summer Undershirts, bO, rs, q;
Socks, 10, TO- 20 centsi Paper Collars, 10, Is, IS,
rs cents per box; Handkerchiefs and Suspen.
ders, Ties and SeArfs, in endless variety, at
popular prices. p. ST. have no branch
stores.
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TO EXCURsIoNIsTs.

TO EXCURsloNIsTs.
Parties wishing To engage GLYMONT for EKcur-
slons are hereby notified to address W, BOWERS,
ESQ.,, tlatc Of 500 Eleventh street, whcrc he will do
business again In tho spring,) Superintendent, at
street wharf. auj-lm
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-07

BooKBNDERs' ExcURsIos.-It Is contem.
plated by the Bookbinders' Society to give a
grand family excursion to Glymont on Mon.
day, the 18th Of September. As the object Of
the excursion 10 a very lsudable one, Ito aid
the families Of those Of the society who arc
now out OF employ, owing to q scarcity OF
work at the Government bindery,) we hope
those who are charitably disposed will aid the
association by purchasing ono ticket at least,
even should they be unable to attend the eS-
cursion. To say that the affair will be Of the
first order 10 only to reiterate what 10 already
known of the Bookbinders' Society, as they
which was not of the most plessurable nature.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-07

TuE following 10 the lists Of letters remain
Ing In the post ONCE, Georgetown, ID. o., Aug.
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ELgoTIos.-At a meeting OF the National
Union Insurance Company yesterday, the fol-
lowing named gentleman were elected direc-
tors to serve for the ensuing year; Charles
KNAPP George W. Riggs, Thomas Berry, Geo
y. Gideon, Marshall Brown, Daniel Dodd VIM
Dixon, Richard WAllach, and Henry ID. Cooke
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-07

Loss or A VALUABLE HoRsE.-Mr. John
Pierce, who Is employed by Messrs. CLARK 4
Hunt to haul wood from Berry's wharf, foot OF
Sixth street, while on his way home yesterday
morning, with his third load, underworld TO
cross the gutter running parallel with Sixth
wheels OF the cart fell into It with such force
as to break the horses back. Mr.. CLARK, the
owner Of the horse, was Obliged to have him
killed.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-07

ELECTION OF OPPIcgns OF THE WASHING.
TON SCHugTZ.s VEREIs.-At the meeting OF
the Washington Sohuetzen Yerein held on
Wednesday evening, tho vote for president
stood, b. Henze, l26; +. Storsh, l05, and the
former was declared elected. The association
then elected the following; vice president, p.
Dill; prot. secretary, II. Kendfer; financial
sQcretaryj II. Springsguthj schatzmcister,
lbhn Angermanni erster achuetzenmeister,
Aug. Kook; zweiter sehuetzenmeister, NJ.
Heflmuth; direotorium, Chas. Ebel, 4. sta.
ley, +. Huegle, y. Kneessi, W. Redgraye,
A. Gluss, John Kassel, John Kaiser, Lemuel,
Towersi fahnentraeger, Henry Grovermanni
marsch all, Louis Boyer.
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A. LARoR CAT FIsH.-Edward Walker, col
ored, while fishing with a lead line Yesterday
at Harvey's wharf, caught q cat hsh which
msasured - inches In length, 1t being the
largest seen In this vicinity for number OF
years.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-07

THR RIVER FRoNr.-Berry's WharE-SaiIed-
Schooner Van Name, Van Name, for Alexan-
PIoneer. Nash for oeeoousn nav. ligSt 'o"'
Foy's f-Sailed-Schooner Ray, Davis,
for Conc river, light,
RHsy's WhdrJ-Arrived-S Foaming
Sea, James, from Havre-de-iraoe, with $50
tons OF coal for II. Clay Stewart. Several
cargoes Of watermelons from lower Potomac.
Carriers Whdrf.-SAiled---Schoo ners America,
Paul. for Spedutia Island, light Julia, Della.
ney, for Alexandria, light.
Harpep's Wharf. Sailed - Schooner VIM.
Dawson, Forester, for Alexandria, light.
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ALITTLR STAT AT THE STEAMBOAT WHARY.
"Wednesday afternoon, As company OF gen
tlemen were waiting for the departure OF the
boat on the moonlight excursion. from the
steamboat wharf, q Misunderstanding occurred
named Mari being struck by another named
Martin. This act exasperateda large number
Of the cxcurslonists, who were acquainted
with Mari, and who contcnded that he had
they at once made for Martin. Fortunately
Onicer Garrett was on the spot, and pushing
Martin against the office building placed him
self before him and managed to keep the
crowd back with his club until an opportunity
Se5sa e
Saturday at 0 O'Clock, p. m.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-07

PRoY. ]. r. TILLETT-Sir [: i received your
challenge to walk the tight rope, which ao-
cept, having already covered the $50 you de-
posited in the hands OF Dan O'Brien as forfeit,
and would name Seventh Street Park as the
place for the contest; and instead Of 81, 900, as
you leave II open for more, will make II
IA 900, or as much more as you wish; suit your
own convenience.
Hoping to get matters arranged as soon as
possible, am, sir, very respectfully,
LAvAYKTTR W, Jacobs.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-30
!. LET Us HAYE pEAcE'


W ha'ufai enough LOT lhe peiumcd
nopouies Oh the New ork Wort0 10 derlde
the desire oil General Grant ana good clilzcns
everywhere 'ilu' inc country shouiu nave
Peacc' ihcy nave notling 70 lose ny aglla-
'ioh ana turmoil Inc same Is true oil such
desperate characters as Forrest, Semmes,
anu beauregard, ruined by their treason,
anu longing 10 realize Inc hopes expressed
ny inc p'ra'e oil Inc At0o"md that IN the
eiec'ioh OF seymour ana Bar the lost cause
wouiu DC rcgalned' ana the southern efforts
triumph, after al. 1t is equally reasonable
Tor the out-olpocket, lean and shabby poll
ticians, in all parts of the countrywide long
Tor the grand distributions Of spoils which
would he made Inv Spvmotlr