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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-29

YouNa MgS's SEYMOUR AND BLAIR CLun.-
This club met last evening at 3g1 Pennsylya-
mia avenue, between Four-and.a.h and
Sixth streets, with Thomas =. Murray in the
chair, and Mr.. Denj. II. Mar acting as sccre-
tary.
some twenty odd names were added TO the
roll OF membership.
Mr. ]. u. Richmond, chairman Of the com.
mittcc appointed to draft a constitution, by
laws, and on permanent Organization, reported
a constitution and bylaws; which, after slight
amendments, were adopted.
MI, jos; II. Bradley, ~, was elected perms-
esq, first vice president.
On motion OF Mr.. John Haileck the cousti.
tuition MoI was ,o ordered e, to be printed,
Captain Frank Geise were appointed a COM
Dr.. Alien lie sIated tina, Seymour aud Blair
as the crowd there was very small, he feit that
II was the duty OF this club to adjourn and
swell their ranks little.
lie then made q motioh to that effectj which
was carried, and the meeting thereupOn adj
journed.
AT THE sroRs OF the original Franc, tsI
Seventh street, between ID and 4, whose
French.plate window attracts great deal Of
attention, our readers will find the cheapest
and most elegant assortment OF gents furnish.
Towle's patent elliptic suspender, for which
Mr. Franc has the agency, and which pos
sesscs many advantages over any of the other
styles.
NAVAL ORDgRs.-Assistant Surgeon i. q.
Thatcher has been detached from the Wash.
ington navy yard, and ordered to the Mohongo.
Assistant Surgeon Peter A. Callan has been
ordered to the Washington navy yard,
Patent OPvtoE.-The Commissioner of Pat.
ents will, on Tuesday, August :, issue two
hundred and ninety patents.
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WAEHlSdrOE, June Is, lS6s,
ON tho petition uf AnSEk WnlTELEY, formerly
Of Springfield, Ohio, now Of Platte county, MIS-
tuuri, praying for the extension " PATENT
granted to him the 10th day Qf September, lNA.
Tor Ru Improvement In Grain and Grass laTyestcr--
for seven years from the expiration Of said ratcn-
which takes place on she 10Th day Of scptembcr-
1865.
II "a ordered that the said petition be heard ~
the Patent Oaico on Monday, the Sit DAY 0E
August next vt ~ . clock IA, aud all persons aTN
notified to appear aud chow cnuse,h any Iacy nave
why said petition ought not to DO granted,
Persons opposing tie extension are required 7.
nle IN the patout dice their objections, specially
SGT forth IN Writing, At l"lsi tDtnty DAYS before
the day Of hvarlugi all testimony Med by either
marty 10 be used At tho said hearing, must bs
md Iransnil tied Ia accordance with the rulus
Of The Cligr, which will be furnished on RTIlica-
tiOn, -, =, Al
nouy, must be hled IN the office tt0cHty days be-
lore lhc day u hearings tho arguments. II any
Within ten days aftor hling tho test lmony.
ordered, also, that this notice be pubilshcd IN
the RgrrBLICAS aud tho IHtelitgsAGtr, washing
ton, d. c., and In the Er,HfH0 ChTOnlclt, ON
cinnAu, Ohio, once weak for three successive
weeks; tho hrst Of said publications. be AZ loast
sixty days previous 10 the day Of hekTlRaEouT
,c2i wa AcHuE ComNrslouer OF Patents
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l. .. o. F.-The annual session of the Grand
Encsmpment was held last Monday night, and
was well attended. The reports from the sub
ordinate encampments were very neouraging,
showing the patrisrchal branch of Odd Fell
lowship to be In prosperous condition. The
following were elected officers for the year
Thomas w. Fowler, Grand Patriarch; Thomas
Greer, Grand High Priestj Andrew J. Don.
aldson, Grand Senior Warden; Henry Q. Espy,
Grand Junior Wardenj Charles Is. Il. Coi-
ledge, Grand Scribe; Francis II. Lord, sen,
Grand Treasurer; William I. French, Grand
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l. RsIoS
TIE BArTLR.FigLDs OF PRRDERICKsBuRG
on THURSDAY, THB oru DAY or AUGUST.
, An Excursion viii be given to aid In building an
Episcopal Church In UniOntown, d. q.
The steamer Express has been chartered for the
purpose. Refreshments will be furnished on tho
boat at moderate prices, under the mana cement OF
an experienced caterer
4 good BAND OF Music Will be provided
The steamer will leave the wharf ut the foot Of
about midnight.
Tickets, ~ Boz Children under II, half price.
Tickets can be had at the principal Hotels and
boOkstoros on the Avenue, aud u the Committee.
~, =, cghnITIEE 81 ARRANGEMENTS.
DIR, II. NICHOLS wADSWORTH,
- CAPT J. r. MCCONNELL,
WIN. b. PARRISH. ly2j-eOCt
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MADE SECURg-On Monday night about
half past eleven o'clock Ofilcer Wallingsford's
(of the Sixth pTecinct) attention was called to
the house OF Mr.. BrushRw, on NJ street north,
near Ninth street west, and he found both the
front and back doors open. After searching the
sion 10 that some party had been In the house
for the purpose OF robbing It, but made their
escape over the woodshed previous to his ar
rival,
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ELECTION OF 0PFICERs.-At a regular meet
lug OF Oriental Lodge, No. II, /. o, q. T., the
following officers were elected to serve during
william II. Meads; W. V. T., Miss Emma
Msrche; W. S., Miss Addie Acton; W. i. s.,
William Bruce W. T., John IL O'Donnell W.
NJ, NJ: Driver; W. NJ, George MoElvoyi W.
Farland; W. A. s., Stanley Clark; W, d. NJ,
Mrs. Brucei W. r. II. s., Miss Martha Actonj
p. W. u. T., N. S. clements.
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the thunder storm, Mr. George Dawson, in
TrAppe district, lost twenty.three sheep by
being struck by lightning. The whole fiock
was under tree at the time, and twenty-three
out OF twenty-seyen were killed. Some one in
the same district and during the prevalence Of
the same storm, also lost valuable ox.-EGs'Oa
(MGryGHd) Journal.
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GEORGETOWN MATTERS.

ORpEns for the NATIONAL REruBLioANi In George.
town may DO left at the bookstore Of Messrs. q.
T. Getty Co., loe Bridge street. where copies Of
the REPUBLICAN, may be obtained daily.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-29

IuMBEg. LIMEAED CEMENT
1900 best quality Of white Pine Steam Kiln
Driod Lumber.
O,uOO Bangor Laths.
Dl,lDO foot OF White Pine and Spruce Scantling.
Also. Fence PiGkels, Hemlock, Boards, Rails,
JOist, 80, se, Just received and for sale at our
i. +. BROWN & SON,
de2 tG5 Ninth street. bet X uNd y,
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CRIMINAL CouRT-Judge Wylie.-Thls court
tranSAeted the following business yesterday
FiNED.
Charles q. Langley and Alfred Borden, ~.
Bault and battery upon David L. Glasgow. This
Is the case against two members OF the metro
politan police force commenced on Monday.
The prosecution having closed its testimony,
the defence proved the good character and at
tention to duties as police; they proved also
rest all parties disorderly, and Introduced tes-
timony. showing that the prosecuting witness
had taken drink, and that he had made
complaint Of his treatment at the station
house.
After argument and charge from the Court
defining the duties and authorities Of police
officers, tho jury found the accused guilty, and
they were sentenced to pay fine OF hffy dol.
lars each. and be committed to Jail until IT is
paid.
William Woody, Edward Woody, and James
SheaTer, assault and battery, with intent to
kill John w. Frizzle, in Washington county,
near the Chain-bridgc. Adams for defence.
The parties are neighboring farmers, and had
some difficulty rel atiye to the passage of the
cattle OF one under a canal culyert, which
gave access to the land of tho other. Tho ac.
cused were convicted and sentenced each TO
pay fine OF $40.
DISCHARGED.
The grand jury recommended the discharge
OF the following prisoners:
William Thompson, assault and battery;
VIM, Wills and Dick Gordon, riot. And the
court ordered them to be discharged accord
ingly
So much Of the sentence Of James Met undc
As requires him to pay the eoste OF prosceu.
ton was rcmitted.
Adjourned.
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Builders and Material.
Marble Monuments,
ST ATUARY
S I A U A r Y

NJ \ II I3 l. l. M A N II T. /. s.
The ground on which my marble yard Ia situated
having been sold, and contemplating removing be:
FORE the LIST q February asIt offer my sIge and
STATuARY AND MARBLE MANTELS, AT
GREATLY REDUCED pR!CES from this date.
L. street between Sixth aud Seventh.
WA,HIETTOS, July, 1865 jylh-u
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-29

KNIGHTs OF PyTHIAs.-The Grand Lodge of
the District and Provisional Supreme Lodge
OF the United States met yesterday morning
at X. OF y. hall, Intelligencer Building, +. q.
q. Dunn presiding, and p. q. q. NJ. Barton sec
Rotary. The several lodges of this Jurisdiction
were represented, rs also lodges In New York.
Pennsylyania, Now Jersey, and other States.
This session being the last one the District
Grand Lodge will hold as supreme Lodge OF
the United States, and the Supreme Lodge OF
the United States being about to be formed,
the representation from the States Is not very
large.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-29

ARRESTED on BENCH WAREANT-phll
Lancaster. colored, u notorious thief who was
indicted In the Criminal Court for larceny,
was arrested on = bench warrant yesterday
morning by Detective Biglcy, and turned over
to tho marshal
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-29

THR CHiNEsg ENBAssY.-The Chinese
treaty having been concluded and ratified, the
embassy will depart from our city to-day In
stop n couple OF days, and then visit Secretary
Seward at his residence in Auburn. They
will he entertained for several days by Mr..
passing day or tive 's Al the NJ FaiS tiey H Mi
Visit Boston, and remain in that city until
their departure. Mr.: purlingame will not ac-
his mansion near Philadelphia, owing to tho
previous engagements and the short time
before the departure from this country.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-29

STREET james Ferry, con.
tractor, has about completed the sewer on
Seventeenth street, from Pcnnsy lvanis avenue
to street north, and has men eng aged In lay
Ing one from Seventeenth to Eighteenth, on l
street north.
A large number OF men are employed In grad.
Ing and paving the sidewalk on NJ street
north, between Eighteenth and Twenty-arst
streets west.
Sixteenth street west Is being graded from
Massachusetts avenue to tho boundary line.
Men arc engaged, under the supervision OF
Charles Stewart, In setting the curb on the
east eide OF Thirteenth street, from L to )
street,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-29

PRICE LIST of Gents Furnishing Goods at
the original Franc, 49i Seventh street, (Rrge
plate glaaa fTOnt) between ID and Il streets
Good White Shirts, tl-sl so fine White Shirts,
t2-t25Oi good Summer Undorshirts, so, rs, Oh
good summer Drawers, so, IS, eli good Cotton
% cents per boNi HandkeFchiefs and Suspen-
ders, Ties and Scarfs, in endless variety, at
popular prlces. p. 81 have no branch
stores.
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nal revenue collector for this District, an
nounces that he will offer for sale, by public
auction, at II n. m, on Thursday, 80th instant,
Mt the wareroom No. % Louisiana avenue,
near Tenth street, II caddies of chewing to.
bacco, the same having been seized and duly
oonhscated for a violation OF the internal rev
Cnuc law,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-29

On A WESTERN ToUR.-Col. Capron, Com
missioner of Agriculture, left the city at noon
yesterday for the West, and will be absent
about two weeks. Mr.. II. T, McLain, chief
clerk, will have charge of the department dur
ing the absence OF Mr.. Capron.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-29

FIRE.-Ltst evening at about ten minutes 10
nine O'Clock an alarm of FIRE was sounded
from box No. 40, Union engine house, and fire.
men were soon on hand from the Government
however, for them to so to work, as the IRE
had been extinguished by pals Of water. The
fire originated in u new two-stOFy frame
nousS, ane PI3pefy % Miniam Soon, col,
and Eighteenth streets west, 1t being just about
completed. Some villain had entered Il,
placed shavings against the east wall, and,
after applying coal oil, set them on fire. 1t SO
happened that the door had not been hung to
the front room, and the neighbors saw the fire
before 1t had made much heAdwhy
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Medical.

nR. LEON,
- SURGEON PHYSICIAN,
No. Sj Penn q avenue, above Twelfth street
OuBrantecs a thorough cure Of all Private Dis
made, "
LADIES desiring especial atnent will find him
very sklllful, having for many years, with tho
greatest success, treated female complaints In this
city and New York,
Irregularities, no matter from what cause or how
long standing. fully relieved without fail. Con-
sultlng rooms private. Fees moderate. jol3.Y
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-29

PATEsT oVBIoE.-The Commissioner of Pat.
ents will, on Tuesday, August !, issue two
hundred and ninety patents.
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Wy INT RR's
w 1TII-II
CURES IN 9 TO DAYS.
Sold at $50 Pennsylyania avenue. lplS-u
nR. CURTIS. NJ. D., +. r. G. s, &c.
Author VI
MANHOOD"
"BXrosE OF aUACKs AND aUACKEKY."
1.-THE USE OF THE MICROSCOPE IN GER.
TAIN CASES OF DEBILITY" &c.
Has devoted many years Of his extensive practieo
entirely to tie treatment and cure Of
NERVOUS DISEASES
Arising from debility and abuses productive Of 10
many instances OF premature decay.
May be consulted by letter or at his residence,
10. 80 street, between Twentieth and Twenty
hrst treet-, Washington, d. @, from the hours OF
10 a. n. to 2p. m, aud from 8 sp. m. fel7-Cn
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-29

CouRT.MARrIAL oRpERs,-Brevet ]. Men
denhall, Fourth artillery, has been detailed as
meets In this city for the trial OF First Lieu
tenant J. Scott Payne, Fifth cavalry, and Bre-
vet Lieutenant Colonel A, ]. McNett, Forty
advocate of said court.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-29

TnE Provisional Supreme Lodge, u. :.
and Grand Lodge ID. o., Knights Of pythias,
assembled In annual session yesterday, at the
The following officers were elected for the en-.
suing year: Venerable Grand Patriarch, VIM.
L. Wcstwood, OF Liberty Lodge, No. 0, u. Ca
Grand Chancellor, John II. King, OF Franklin
Lodge No. 2, ID. o.; Yice.Grand Chancellor,
Dr.. A. q. Levy, Of Rathbone Lodge, No. /,
New York; Grand Recording Scribe, clarence
Grand Financial Scribe, Alexander Campbell,
Of Decatur Lodge No. o, Georgetown; Grand
Banker, Theodore Sninen, OF Liberty Lodge,
MOI 0, ID. g.; Grand Guide, Jonn W Thompson,
Of Ualanthe Lodge No. II, ID. o.; Grand Inner
Steward, John Eyely, Of Liberty Lodge No, Q,
ID. y. Grand Outer steward, George Il. Stro-
bel, OF Webster Lodge No. I.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-21

a niags from al ~ Tszas Haasa
~ vsrapcrs II the istsrIss ~ esVn
I n Wing of The heavy Eaias. -
rp for week or ten dsys "
Slle been impossible. "
The Mt. Pleasant Prsns hss satsret
upon It's second year. II has mad.
f~KSuvuuul1snuuuI
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expresses ~ 9eycslly % ~ played
for but, whsrs Arc ~ fsets npsn
which to base such hops- 500
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the furniture shop Of Shepherd 4
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-03-21

ADOPTING fnx CAss rsrsrxA Tie
rcra. papers - sdersisx universally
tho sasA sysssa. Lips ~ eshss ~
they usbtsse r. ssasnss to ssl>sst ~
.ams dee AoR tslinqssa safAcribssa.
involves mcs~ isbcr ssslIy sasaa ~ti'e
amoaats are worth, W. I'D : wsAsss
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of tie yssstshlas bssisss W. 4caes
wish " Adsna' aav 90, siSaA -asss>sisy
forcss d 90 400 ~ sasa syssai
Therefore, a,oss Who desire ~ lIsssr
contnusa muss comply IN ~ svrn'A
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- The q'ssss nxpssss t'snfasy
viii acetp. our sis.Nkssksalats pAfsrA
- 4if ---...-+- .------- -i-rxoif ID. Fl =,
s~swsel 4 u. Asss resivcd fresh
groceries See adscrtissneaisa ss,sss ~
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sro II sessss dossn nsvspaysss IN
Tens. which. from their fteuves.
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accommodation Of our Cherokee
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obsAi"ed, without resort to such
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thousand myriads Of grasshoppers
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Ae of' professions . boldnesr. Sig
aeaAk.sf lhiA y. Tic ALLOWING tLpu
the Washington correspondents of'tbs
II. Louis s@h&T Jt II
~ hsve tie highest authority IA,
|st = 81. ~ !. !. !
Sr,s sSccl.tr,i y : ss%;sts,iss ~ -,
tho gbhale wal Not t.ttvsSst IN ;,S.
/ psachncnt measures. Of the Hc,f.t
He u supported in this .opahloS y,
l ,0as', "s men -, uf ., FeFnfNhs'
IL ssnslssszs t,sassass ass @sAY
sYnt sprcsiarNt .avs, KyINef
that II the impcashfstrs' fist ~ ~
| - a. S6dft / 16NHsia e ,iss,lag r.,
onif ~ y S;3tv qssl,s.a ~ ,1 =,
|lunx. and a. ably as he could yHsasnl
espf S1tbNnh dY}be ~ SNSlsr K,
|eco.titu,ion. a,d their u,o,,a,,tns.s =,
DE- sxscutise bufdrI ) Faxt Ertfts
Insnl.s NJ cxij rrssd -itatiSExst1rs,
With the long and Bitter contest sas
s.yt n hS touid snrrrnaer md "a
insnIsefstion 81 nhsirs ibte other than
!. n = 100. nan s nc we,9f glad,y r,
AZ. 'Ffssis1s"0 ss' sss"s Z
i" TIE imptcaSior u {lsAiily Gain.
ing l1st ~ RadicaM have grossly
sisnasrSsd ~ shs'r tnsd hestc p I'M
S.s,;.. 49, ny ~ I. - !. e,, 80 n
vi,h H. ma innnuEc III th,;vc Il,
President ikom The chief siIagisfraey
whether he has cffcpdtd aeainst the
49, .S :. no., ING ssgm'ss Y,sPVs''la"
c-,r strrs 4. L III snmctos,N. II
80 ~, ~ III NJ, :" ~ J, 4, KY
saese 81 ths royo,u,;,o hss eoo,e1
there u q PARTY amonp nc Radical,
r.llyihs 70 the support ~ tie ellh,
s't'es, The imleaeAsrs, hovcs0r
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