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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-09
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thsy %ay Be- al 81. tipssisfsd from other busness
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and al appliea.ions for Information or he Com.
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faetuLsr Of or regular dealer In me n, mast
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for the district in which they Tesidet;
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which Il may deem exoIbltant
&. Il AZ @ tS SSun S b nS
esfiiasd TO tbs abstraction Of the Navy Depart.
| ment, As additional security twenty per eentum
win be Withhold from the amount q the bills until
per eentum OF the amount Of each bill. approved In
triplicate, by the DompApdAnt Of the respeetiyo
asssnasd We so1sI.st In fund. q "a
after the warrant for tbs same shall rave been
| passed By the Secretary OF the Treasury.
The classes Of this Bureau are numbered aud des-
| ignated as follows:
| No. l-Rlax Canvas, &c. No. lS-SoAp and Tai
No, a-Cotton Canvas. low; MIA. ,,r
No. Cotton Hammock, Rope
| Bag, and Cot STUFF. No. B-BTushas.
No. 4-Iron and Steel. No. l6-ship Chandlery
Ne E -ss.,ny I irSn' No. HITar and Tar
No 6-HATdwsIe, No. ls-stationery,
No. e-Cooking Utensils. No. % firewood and
No. ll-Tin aud Zine. Charcoal.
No. la-LeatheT. No. M-bAnd.
The following are the classes, by their numbers
required at the rscs GGSRitILiissffSSyG iisrd'
Noe. o. s. 4. 3 ID U.s. IN E 10, II, IS, 10, %, a.
No" ''ASSSwHlsshil lssogf;oNs.
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A Twoop's PATENT CURED FISH.

We inyte attention tpa new article Of Fish
HYPERION CURED FISH atwood Patsnt
Put up from tho fresh otught nsh, packed IN 10 lb
wooden boxes. The nsh We think we'll suited for
summer use, u L. pronunced a very superior
article by all who have used It. For sAlo In any
quality by BRYAN BhOs.,
$40 Pennsylvania avenue,
ieg) cow Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
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HAY ES-WEAyER .oP the Ii "IJaly. iq Bal
W, HAYES, msrehsnt, Of this city, and Mrs. Nj
SERvA wEAvgR, elles daughter Of CHARLES PlTcr,
esq Of Philadelphia
DENo-BEDpICK In this city, on the sth o
July, by Rsy. nr, John C Smith, Mr.. 0EORHE g
DENo. Of Atlant.. Ga, T. hif' MAUI A REDDIck
daughter Of Mr. David Rcdd.Gk, OF La Sale. hi
nOis.
DAMS-Ml'RPllY On the 2h ~ Juro. BGS
by tho Rev. j. D"ughcrty, pastor Of 81 J0 .rph'
church, halIlm We, MI LHSJANIS ADAMS. u
Iowa, to SEAN MUHrnI, Of Paltmprt.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-09

IrAUaUIEa WIFE SULPHUR

2ctH Sf une. lie
The waters are Unsurpassed a. sE H'tarntiyo and
uue1ualied for the cure Of dropsy, dyspepsia and
nervous q feet ons peculiar to ladies Their tonic
effects have secured the commentators OF phyN-
These Spring. are easy Of access, and the nearest
q all % the yirstuis Springs 70 Warrington aud
reached BY ttg Orange and Aiexandra railroad to
the town Of w.n6ltoh aud theace by carriages.
over n good road, six t6D miles TO TIE SpIinEs.
Terms: so per mouth, SD per week, sirer day
Chi drep aud servants sceording II nccommnda.
lions Cotillon music under the Erection u Prof.
Edward Msnihau, OF the band Of the ApnnpOl'H
Naval Academy. C0RSELIUs BOYLE,M D,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-09

TnE WiscosSis EDrTons have been hold.
ing convention, at which the proposition
was preached for establishing n general
newspaper system out there OF cash pay
mcnts. Why not everywhere It Is the
only proper way. Most Of our country news
papers live half starved on the credit system
when they might get fat and saucy on the
cash system.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-09
Chinaware.
Stables,
CooK's BOARDING. sTAgLIs,

Between y and Z, No 4tI.
Particular attention paid 70 Bosrdips Horses.
large. airy aud comfortable stables, The propIie-
Il, we'll known one Of the best feeders 10 this
Distr.' Owners Of poor horses can have them
sttsnSsd I'd we'll cared for.
CISEiX0sa can ba had at v houh for PsItisr.
din.s "a sunavala 'AN-u
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-09

DURING Mr.. Stewards overland Journey
he stopped at hotel in Idaho, where a
rough-looking fellow introduced himself rs
follows;
SIS this W. IL. Seward %
eyes; what do you want !"
~ come to Introduce myself, and sec you,
read about William II. Seward. You are
not so good-looklng as ! thought you was.
Mr.. Seward, have been admitted into the
Union three times, commencing with Iowa,
and now want to come In again with Wyo-
ming. Good evening, Mr.. Sewardi although
| am a better-looking man than you are, !
am very glad to see YOU"
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-09

We ARE rSDEBrED TO Mr.. J. c. Parker,
the entcrprising bookseller, ASS Seventh
street, for Frank Lcslic's Wutrdted and Hp-
pcr's Weekly for July II.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-09

Ignorance and want OF taste In hearers Is
sometimes q source Of great annoyance to
performers who are striving to produce effect.
As au illustration We will mention fact
that occurred In Constantinople. An Eng
lish band once performed for the entertain
ment of the Sultan and his court. At the
conclusion he requested them to play the
FIRST piece again, as he liked that better than
any Of the others. They recommended with
the first piece on the programme. They
were quickly stopped, however, as 1t was not
the right one. They tried another and an
other with as little success Till the whole NO
gramme was exhausted. Tas leader then
suggested to taS performers that perhaps he
mistoek their tuning the instruments for a
piece, and they accordingly began to tune
them again, when the ncarnate royalty ex-
claimed "Ishalla Heaven be praised! -
that Is III"
A similar incident occurred to slgnor Os-
tinelli, heretofore well known throughout
New England as violin player and teacher
In Boston. With several musical friends he
was out on little tour giving musical enter
tainments. They accepted an invitation to
visit village, where they were told they
would find people of taste and education,
who would appreciate their performance
and patronlZc them well. They went, but
found small audience. Not disheartened,
they determined to win golden applause by
astonishing the few, If nothing more. All
their efforts seemed In vain. Not n clap,
not stamp Of applause was elected, but all
were as still and dcmurc as II at n funeral
or q Quaker meeting. At last Ostinclll
said swat a lcet!c, give dem do grand
| SOLO"
lie presented himself before them, violin
In hand, expecting to receive that applause
which always greeted his appearance on
such occasions. lie lourishcd his bow, aud
ran his fingers with astonishing velocity all
| over the tinger-bOaTd. He sawed and sawed
| away, getting more and more excited, until
he played as II the very genius Of inspira-
ton had settled upon him. lie fairly outdid
himself in the opinion of his musical COM
panion. But 1t was all to no purpose the
! audience sat unmoved and silent, as II walt
Ing for something, not receiving. The fan
tasia which he was playing, ended with an
exquisite finale. lie bowed and bowed, aud
was moving of the stage, when one of the
audience called outi "LOok here, meow
| you have been tuning your darned old fiddle
abeout long cnoughi can't you give us a
| tune ncowf"
ISTEREsrISG FROM FRAScE.-A special dis
patch, dated Paris, July Z, says:
A rumor has been current that Spain ap
piled to France, requesting her to advise the
Government of the United States to preserve
strict neutrality In the case Of Cuba, but II IL
utterly unfounded and may be considered
simply a cdHdrL.
Notwithstanding official dcnials, n modih
cation OF the French ministry Is Imminent
Bouhcr, representing the system OF persona
government, Is sure TO retire, and give place
to q new combination in accord with the
principle of parliamentary government
When this purely constitutional revolution
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-09
NJONTGOM WHITE SULPHUR
M SPRINGS.
WILSON L LoRgNTZ, Proprletors.

M SPRINGS.
WILSON 4 LoRRNTZ, Proprletors.
MONTGOMERY Co. Va. July !, 1870.
This del shtful .unmer resort Ia now opened for
Tie aoTst, dSTThdEs. BATH ROOMS. &c,
have been thorouEhly repaired aud furnished
throughout in the neetcst nRrner, Its WILD inoun-
tain scenery. pieiurcsque and shady walks, drives
aud hoIith-glyins fvuutalns offer every Induce
ment to thos- 10 pursuit Of health or pleasure, Cot
tages containi from two to sixteen ROOMS each
can be secured by addressing the proprietors. Tie
fare shall be equal to sny hotal In the country.
sprinEs Music by the celebrated Metropolitan
band ofwsshipg,9n, Visitors from Philadelphia.
via the Otangs aud Aleksnirla aud Virginia aud
Terne'ser railroads TO the Big Tunnel depot ut
tho Spriugs.
Terms per day. ~; week. '2Di mouth, sos for
longer period and for large parties special rates
will be CHARGED. For circulars apply ut this Office
WILSON 4 LORENTZ,
jy7-if Montgomery White Sulphur Spring.. Va.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-09

y wAsHIsdrOS, d. c., July 0, Rse
On tho petition Of PErEE GEIsEH. Of waynes-
boro, Psnnsylyauia, praying for the ~ tension
ofs to him on the 9th day Of October.
1873, for an Improvement In Grain separatorst
II Is ordered that said petition be heard ut bhis
odce IN the 2o.h day OF soptamb"I next, AM, per-
sou may Oppose this extension. Objections, depp.
sitIoDs, and other papers, should be fled In (his
oica twenty days before the day Of bearing,
SAMUEL y FISHER,
jya Ftw Commissioner nf Patents
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-09

CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAILROAD extern
sIos.-The Hagerstown Free Press states the
Cumberland Valley Railroad Company has
made the payments Of the amounts agreed
upon for the right OF way between that place
and Wlllamsp0rt, aud regards 1t us an cyl
dence of the determination on the part of the
Cumberland Valley authorities TO go ahead
with the extension Of the road 10 the canal.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-09

wAsHrsoror, July s. lsoe.-Jay Cooke \
%. furnish the following quotations Of dow.
srp me Mt seeufitlesi
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-09
Wanu.
Boarding.

COUNTRY BOARD.-PERsoNs WISHING
! euuutry board can be accommodated three
mile from Annapolis By apriyste family; House
niain ,ut perfectly comfortable, Fruit In the
rI"afesi al undance. Excellent fishing. Salt watsr
6athips. Lu.- urious table Terms 20 Per geek.
Addres, ~. o. w. box NO. So Annapolis "a.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-09

seventh ,trest, n landO between. and ~. \
Has gas and bath room. Inquire ~ 4on ~ ~.
street west.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-09

kS A New Course Of Lectures, sS delivered
At tho New York Museum ~ Anatomy, embracing
the subjects: How to LiIe and what to Live For
Reviewed; The Cause II IndiEestioui Platuleuce
and Nery9us DissaseS accounted r2ri harTiase
will be forwarded on receipt Of four stamps by ad
dressing Secretary Museum Of Anatomy. Balti-
more, ~ West Baltimore street. Baltimore, Nd.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-09

"This Is to be national camp.meetlng,
attended by large delegations from different
States. 1t Is not probable that any other
meeting will be held on these grounds this
season. These facts will draw out an i'm
mensc concoursc; probably fifty thousand
people will attend this meeting. Besides,
States belonging to the Methodist dcnomi-
nation will participate In Its services. Bishop
Simpson, well known for his cloquencc, will
attend through the session. Rev. Mr.. Pun
shon, from Canada. will attend"
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-25
HEALTHY STATE OF THE STATES
FINANCES.

Wepublish to-day, in another column,
an official statement of the moneys now
in the hands land deposited in the name)
of the State Treasurer. 1t will be OBJ
served that the Board of Examiners
make oath that they find in the Treas
ury snd on deposit, in greenbacks and
gold, an aggregate amount of nearly
eighty thousand dollars. This is a
most gratifying showing and one which
supports the opinions of the late Eben
Rhoades' friends, tina: his dealings with
the State would when investigation
came, be found entirely honest and
square. We congratulate the State as
well as those who feel an earnest inter
es. in Mr.. Rboades' reputation that this
rigid inspection into the affairs of the
Treasury has been made. We are glad
10 believe that Nevada is on Q footing
greatly more prosperous and promising
than any State of the Pacific Coast.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-25
THE LATEST NEWS.

We gather the following Virginia
items from yesterdays Enterprise:
James ". Halnes ct al have got =
judgement in Judge Rising's Court
against the Justice-Independent Mill
Mining Co., for S6,277.5O-in gold
coin.
Several White Piners have returned
to Virginia for winter quarters.
F. W. Cleveland has been found
guilty of forgery and will be sentenced
to-day.
The Northwestern ". Virginia base
ball match was wisely postponed on &C
count of the weather.
Snow storm in HOMETOWN and vicinity
day before yesterday; and, from what
B-o. Lynch says in last nights News,
the rough weather seems certain to con
tiuue.
The News says it has been told thai
Jeff Mcclellan has been appointed
forem IN OF the Savage Nine.
The telegraph news which We find in
our evening contemporary columns is
hardly worth making a summary of.
They have been having more land
riots in San Francisco-nobody hurt
much-galIant police on the ground
half q dozen or more arrested and ''all
quiet"
Charles B. Mclaughlin foreman of a
construction train, had both his legs
crushed on Tuesday at Truckee City by
being run over by a caboose car.
Smallpox has appeared in New York.
There is a Vigilance Committee at
Omaha AMI another at Promontory
Point taking action against the gam
blers and thieves.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-25

PRosPERITy of more general preva-
lence tLan has been observable in
Carson for eighteen months is now ap-
parent. We reckon there is more
money in the hands of the working
men hereabout than has been known
since 1865. We can attribute this
fact and the other fact that real estate
has appreciated very considerably with
in the past few months to no other
cause than the expenditures necessary
to the construction and maintenance of
the v. ( 7. r R. We have a con
tinued faith that the business thus sos.
tered and sustained by the railroad will
continue to be percep,ible within and
beneficial to Carson. Why should this
not be SO So long as this place is
one of the termini of the only railroad
which connects with the metropolis of
the STATE, so long will business be kept
more active than it was possible for it
10 be before the construction of that
work. Aud railroad business grows
ty wha, originally creates it. There is
70 earthly doubt of this. 1t is quite
possible that in some parts Of the place
business has not exhibited this new
impulse bat, certainly, along Carson
street, amoog our merchants, hotel
keepers. mechanics, hay yard men and
lumber dealers these signs Of . re-
awakened prosperity are spparent.
And there is unusual activity among
wood dealers, wood choppers, laborers
a nd Transfers. Even the press begins
TO feel something of relief from the
long suffering of hard times. . gentle
respite from shs cruel pressure Of much
continued diversity
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-25
OFFICIAL COUNT OF MONEYS IN THE
STATE TREASURY.

CTATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF ORMSBY.
y Ssh G. Blasdel and C. N. Noteware, being
duly sworn, say, each for himself, and not one for
the other. that they members Of the State
Board of Examiners of Nevada; that on the I'D
day of November, A. D. 1869, they repaired to
the State Treasury of said State. and counted the
mouey there n exhibited to them by the Hon. c.
C. Batterman, State Treasurer; that they found
of the States money, in the Treasury, follows,
to wit: With tine State Treasurer, the sum Of
s. 353 90, in currency, and the sum OF Sl,2l1 80,
in gold and silver coin: with Wells, Fargo Co,
in Carson City, deposit account, the sum of
S25770 CO. in gold coin: and with the Agency of
the Bank of California in Virginia City, the sum
of Si3 00S So in gold coin, and the sum of S., 523
46, in currency. Total, coin and currency,
SIS, g2G %. per statement OF the Cashier
II. G.. BLASDEL.
c. n. NOTEWARE.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this cath
day of November, 1863.
[SEALi TIL MAS WELLS.
Notary Public, Ormsby County, New.
true copy of the affidavit
C. \. N0TEWARE,
Secretary Of the Board of Examiners.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-25
V. & T. R. r. NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT NO
~ more excursionists will be permitted on
the Construction Trains If the v. 4 T. X. r., the
Company being unwilling to assume the risk OF
transporting passengers ON the cars now In use
Parents are requested to prevent their children
from playing about the track and cars
II. n. YERINGTON,
superintendent v. / 4. R.
Carson, October p, 1860.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-02

y vom!n at Alexandria, Va. ewq'-
lowed some laudanum to kill herself
and was so obstinate about taking 4
stomach pump, that The doctor had 10
knock out some Of her front teeth be-
fore the pump could get in She wants
the doator to pay fora set Of custom.
made teeth
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-02

WILD OATs "A crop that's general,
sown between eighteen and twenty five.
The harvest set 10 about ten years af
ter, and is commonly found to consist
ola broker cor3'ntions, two weak icce,
bad cough, and large trunk Gllcl
with viais and patent medicines. We
can hardly say that oyisil pays for
the time and labor expended in the.
cultivation.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-02

\ young Baptist minister lately mar.
riei Young lady in Missouri, and then
volunteered to her the information that
he bad eight other wives living, and
would have another in less than three
months. A paper from lhat ncighbor-
hood suggests that the gentleman is not
. good Christian. He Ia too lively.
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-02

Tho following comprehensive aeG.;.
ton Of "to c.t' is jus tinselson t. lay.
40 insert nutritious palbuiua into {! G
dentrifcatcd oriico below the nasal
protuberancc, which, (thc raibu,um)
being masticaiei, peregrinatcs The car
tilaginous cavities Of the larynx, and is
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-02
Never get Angry.

Never get angry II doc m oool
Some sins have n secmino comnnnsa
ton or apology, a present oratiGrotio,
Of some cor, I'm, onco,. hos ,.,o 4
man lcela no better for II u 10 roopv
4 torment. and WHOM csrorp or ,,.,
ion has cleared eway, II looycs ono 70
sec the, he Das boe1 Goo, ,ond hos
made l.inaclfo fool in ,bo cycs - on,
crs too. Who trh,ts vol If -, m
ngfurcj cbur,sb mon who ros to In
auuroaclal IN fine mae. grorl.d and
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-02

A man in Crawford county. Ind.
UaI convicted orseducing youn. girl,
ana two of the irnymcn were in favor
OF lining him 82j. We want to see
women on such juries.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-02

Ga the rCcen; death Of n RsiaL in
H!ndostin, catching Gsh was prohih
tied for thrlei y F., for fear his IIigll.
ness spirit may have gone into one oil
their bodies:
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-02

WAITS on ucg3Gs.-A cofras"7~
dent Of TO Glyl4gtlEa T..gstpa
slps bee has never known bic cr-a ~
foil. either in bciac ~ caw. md that
h. has cured some ii,ai have been LARGE
anl. 'ieeding. u is simply 70 battle The
Tart two or three times week with
iurpcntinc aud sweet oil mixed, until |
cure is effected. r.s /
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-02
ROBERT D0NNELL I
IN ST e ,
(Thc Columbia Synod's Female College,
.o WINCHESTER TENN. m.

~ - 20. --- Ia t.
T,HIS SCHOOL COMBINES THE rare
L. advantages Of n high and healthy lo-
cality; of tile very best Of society; Of easy
access by the great central tloroughlare,
the Nashville d Chattanooga Railroad, Of
Churches and Sabbath Schools, OF all the
leading denominations, with the privilege
ofalrending any that the students and pa
rents may prefer; Of iirst-class boarding,
kept By Rev. Dr.. NJ. II. Zone, who win
spare no pains to render his boarders
pleasant and dth0mc, and ofboarding also
secured in the best families in town, on
same terms; Ola corus Of teachers who are
not mere noyices in the profession of
teaching. but who have devoted their lives
to the calling with success seldom cqualcd,
and who give even assurance that they
come TO remain, and to succeed. 1t is the
Female College of the Cumberland Prcsby-
terian Church, and so recommended by the
Synod at its late meeting ut Athens. Ala.
as an institution in every way worthy of
the most liberal patronage, both Of the
public and the Church.
20 FACULTY:
A. NJ. BuRNEY, A. NJ, Principal.
Miss ELLA j. BAKER, y. NJ, Principal Ee-
male Teacher
Prof. W. e. DEWITT and Lady, Teachers
of Music and French.
Curriculum as high as that of any Fe-
male College in the state.
PRICE OF BOARD AND TUITION:
Primary, per term oftlye months, II 80
Preparatory or Medium, 20 90
Collegiate. % OO
Contingent Fee. / %
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-02

IN retiring from the business, | can.
WIN great confidence, recommend the new
mousse OF LipScomb q Rutlcd"e as Young
men OF the strictest integrity; and whilst
return my grateful thanks for the pat
rohiigc bestowed on me whilst in the trade.
would bespeak for them liberal trade,
George Ii. Rutlcdge will always be on
hand to assist them. 0'
W ANIED, Immediately, large amount
OF Torn and Bacon, for which / will nav
the market price in cash.
JAN. q. GEO w HINT