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WAIFs.-A young lady In the vicinity Of
Wesley chapel was on her way to the Sab
bath school, on yesterday morning, when her
attention was attracted by n mother bearing
her precious burthen, twins, one on each arm,
a boy and girl, infants Of four weeks. Acting
upon the admonltion Of the great apostle Of
tue Gentlles, "Be not forgetful TO entertain
strangers" she Immediately took them to
her home. There she learned the simple
story Of her protege's desertion; she had
been len alone In u strange city In her deli
cate condition about four months since, and
found refuge In the Columbia asylum, where
she continued until her children were four
weeks old.
On the blessed Sabbath she took her desc
late way, trusting alone In gracious Prov
idence to direct her solitary footsteps. The
kind-hcarted may find her with her interest
Ing charge at No. 397 Sixth street, and those
who desire to assist can do SO.
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An InJured Father Amer . Cay Le.
m Amorous Bssder-He shsws has
Heels 90 the EarsgeA "Rarisns-aaA
Escapes.
neighborhood Of Ninth street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue was In terrible state Of ex-
element, the air resounded with curses both
loud and deep issuing from the lips Of
"groy-haired sire," who breathless with ex-
element paced wildly up and down the east
foot pavement OF Ninth street, between D
street and the avenue, vowing dire ven
gcancc upon the head OF an erring daughter
and dashing Lothario who had bcgallcd
the said crring daughter to such an extent as
to bring down upon tho Lothario's head the
anathemas Of the injured "parient."
An inquiry as to the cause OF the "sor-
rows of the poor old man" revealed tho fol-
lowing facts, The daughter OF the "grcy-
haired sire" Is "the boss Of a sewing ma
chimes" In other words, she keeps a fancy
goods store on Ninth street, In the locality
given. The daughter, II seems, has become
! acquainted with a party who has become
somewhat notorious In this vicinity, and Is
known as DR.. Leon. This person advertises
| himself as physician. Whether or not he
is entitled to tho honor has never been ascer-
taineu. nc ms lnicstcu TINS city some years,
and although II was thought at ono time
that he had left the city for the city's good,
he turned up here again, and for some
months past has been located next 10 the
premises occupied by the young lady re-
ferred TO. An intimacy has grown up be.
tween thcm which has been source Of great
annoyance to her father.
On Saturday evening the old gentleman
caught Leon In company with the girl, and
had nearly got close enough to tho couple
TO innlct upon them corporal punishment
when the self-proclaimed disciple Of Escu-
lapius escaped from the scene OF the connic
by beating IN ignominious retreat, closel,
followed by the parent. Leon ran across
Ninth street, and by great excrtions sue
ceeded In getting beyond the reach Of tn,
bclligcrent father, who, finding he could no
catch the Doctor, went back TO the store an,
abused his daughter In language much NOR,
emphatic than complimentary. Officer Kin
sey Brewer went over to the old gentleman
aud by his persuasive powers succeeded Il
preventing breach OF the peace; bat unit
the Eve sma' hours" did the old man pac
the street to find the destroyer Of his pcac
Of mind, but Leon came not, nor has he ye
been heard from.
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Ex-secrstaIy seward In wsshisston
Territory.


The Hon. VIM. II. Seward, late Secretary
OF State, accompanied by his son Frederick
Seward and wife, Mr.. Fitch, OF Auburn, N.
r., Mr.. William 8. Dodge, late collector Of
customs ut Alaska, and an cscort of citizens
Of the Territory from the lower part of the
Sound, arrived here BY the Hunt on Thurs
day morning. The venerable statesman was
received with all the honor and reverence 10
which his position In the history Of the couu.
Try and his years entitle him. A salute was
fired, and the usual Inequalities and kind
offices were extended by our principal citi-
Eens. About 8 pm. the people assembled in
the olympic to listen to an address from the
distinguished visitor, tho hall being filled to
repletion and large proportion OF the au.
dience ladies. Mr.. Seward, In q few we'll
chosen words, expressed his qualification at
the manner Of his reception at all points on
the Sound. He predicted for our Territory
destiny as great and "a glorious as that Of
any portion Of our national domain. At the
conclusion Of the remarks many of our
people were presented TO Mr.. Seward, who
received each with q cordial grasp Of the
hand, and q grace becoming one who has
Allied SO many exalted positions In public
life. About 4 o'clock the party returned on
board the Hunt and leit for Victoria, from
whence Mr.. Seward and party will proceed
to Alaska by the steamer Active, which YES
sci Is under special charter for the occasion.
Olympic W. r. Standard, July "a.
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The PLATE PRINTERS, who are on a
striko, met this forenoon, when a dispatch
was read from the secretary Of their Union
at Washington, stating that everything
looked favorable, and that Secretary Bouts
well had promised to give their case atten.
ton: The public will be glad to have the
ahair settled In some way.-N Y. Con,n,sr-
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OrrIOE,

On the petition o. Isaac NJ. sIsosn, cf New
York. \; 4. prayinE for the extension o. patent
an AZ Improvement Ia Sewing Machines, tnumbsred
Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
ONCE On the NIB day Of ssptembeI pext, Any person
may oppose this extension, ObJeetiols. depesi.
Tons, ana other papers, should be hled In this
ONCE twenty days belsre The daY. Of heaIinE
SAMUEL s. FISHER,
iyli wsw Commiasionsr 81 Palsn Ia
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
y ,wAsgIsoros. D. G., July %, 1850.
,.on tbe Pstltion Of CoEgntlus W. VAs yL,sr, Of
TENSION Of patent Irantsd 10 him on the 3oti day
q Eoyembers ~, for an improvement In Mills
4 Is ordered that said petltiOn be heard at this
sou may oppo's this sxtsSsioI 6Giset,oasa aseo.
s,1lop., and other papers, should b hlsd In Oils
..sr.,u SAMUEL 9. HlsHER,
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CRICKET.-We are pleased to hear that
the old English game Of cricket is to be re-
yiyed IN our city by match game to-day
between the cricketers Of Washington and
Baltimore on the National grounds.
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DIsoRDERLY GATHERNa.-John LOWS,
Samuel Boswell, John Williams, Bay VIII
son, Walker Mouten, Thos. Anderson, Roy
Washington, Margaret Roy aud Hester
Crosby, all colored, were arrested by the
police Of the First precinct on Sunday morn
Ing, charged with dlsorderly gathering. JUS
tlce Pearson fined each Of the accused e5..
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PASTORAL CHANGE. y Rev. Father Nc
Carthy, pastor OF the Church OF the Immac-
ulate Conception, N street, between Eighth
aud Ninth streets, has been transferred 70
the Cathedral, Baltimore, and Rev. Father
starr, OF that city, Is assigned to the charge
OF the parish In his place.
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The LATE FINE ON THE IsLAND.-Mr.
John Thomas, whose place Of business. on
Seventh street, Island, was destroyed by fire
on tho 18th Instant, alleges that no police.
man was present until forty minutes after
the fire was discovered, during which time
many Of his goods were pllfered. Mr..
Thomas offers a reward Of s25 for the arrest
and conviction Of the incendlary.
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PROPOSED BILLIARD TOURNAMENT. "A
billiard tournament Is proposed to be held 10
this city early Ia September, In which all the
local talent OF the city will probably take
part. The prize to be commended for will be
a handsomely finished cue. The Metropoli-
tan billiard parlor will be used for the dis
play.
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ANOTHER APPLICANT FOR INDEPENDENCE.
Australia Is now setting up claim, and
showing reasons why the independence of
the six Australian colonies and their fedora
ton In republic should come TO pass. Aus
tralia and New Zealand have the area and
capacity to support population Of flfty mil
lions, but as yet only two millions have
awaited themselves Of these advantages.
II Is shown that within my years, while
only one million British subjects have emil
grated to the American-Brltlsh colonies, four
millions OF emigrants have settled In the
United States, showing that emigrants gen.
orally, especially the continental emlgrants,
prefer to go TO republic. Therefore, Aus
trilia dcsires 10 be a Republic, hoping thus
TO attract portion Of the emigration that
now tends toward the United States.
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2 'WIsaisoIos. B. D., June %. 1880.
On the petition OF sAkrEL vAE sIcKEL, Of
Titusviile, Pa, prayink for tho sxteasion o. .
PATE srsnied to him on The sth day q oe.obeI,
Bars;
olcs On the s0th day OTIS sptsmber next Any persos
may oppose This extension; 0bjsctiops, dsposi.
onleotweuty days before The day Of hesring.
aJ0o- wAw Comnisaio n ar ofPstani.
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ASSAULT AND BArIsRY.-N. 7. Phillips,
charged with assault and battery on Frede-
rico Benzler, was held to bail FOR court by
Justice Cox.
Joseph Hortsuch, for assault and battery
on Carolire Rasher, was held for hearing
before Justice Goddard.
Julius Q. Wiser, for assaulting and beat
ing Lucy Jones, gave bail to answer at court.
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TyPE.SBTTING MACuISE.-Eyery year al
most the longsought perfect type-setting
machine Is invented. The latest Is the inven-
tion Of man in Raleigh, North Carolina.
and II Is approved by Mr.. Seaton Gales and
lrs practicability. The name OF the new In
strulnent, which Is called "The Wild Goose
Typc-setting Machine" excites suspicion,
but the inventor is sanguine, and he prom
ises to furnish forthwith an accompanying
type distributor, the two machines not to
cost moro than $500.
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THE WAsHIsGToN CITY DIsPEssARY
northwest corner Of Seventh and M streets,
conducted by Drs. l.. NJ. Taylor aud T.. W.
Latimer, has proved perfect success. Medi-
cal advice and surgical operations free of
charge to the poor. Office hours from to
10 a. m. and 5to Up. m. Prescriptions care
fully compounded. n
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CHICKEN CnoLERA.-Thls disease, we
learn, Is prevailing To great extent among
chickens, and persons cannot be too careful
In purchasing ard eating them. A day or
two since farmer sent three dozen chick
ems to Georgetown for market via canal, and
on the arrival Of the boat In the evening
they were apparently healthy and In good
condition, but the next morning the entire
lot was found dead In their coops, caused by
chicken cholera.
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VIZ HUY OUR CLOTHING at Oak Hall, 400
Seventh street, opposite Post Office.
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WE BUY OUR CLOTHING at Oak Hall, 400
Seventh street, opposite Post Office.
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SPECIAL ORDER No. I. @. A. R.-our ad-
yertising columns contain very important
notice 70 the comrades Of the Grand Army
OF the Republic.
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We BUT OUR CLOTHING at Oak Hall, 400
Seventh street, opposite Post Office.
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TIE SPLENDID vEsTSESrs worn by Father
Roccofort, Of 81. Aloysius, on the Feast of
the Assumption, yesterday, were greatly ad-
mired. The design OF the ornamentatiou
was good aud the coloriug brilliant, harmo.
nlous and Elective. We are informed they
were wrought by the daughter of our re.
spected fellow-cltizen, Poulus Thysou, esq,
but 1t Is hard to believe that those flowers
ever took their hues from a needles point.
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We BUY OUR CLOTHING at Oak Hall, 400
Seventh street, opposite Post 0lice. 0
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MoRruARr REPORT PoR JULr.-By the
report Of the secretary Of the Board Of
Health we find that during the month Of
July there wcrc 23s deaths, OF which 1888
were reported as follows, ll6 males and III
females 1877 were white and 20 coloredi lo7
Of these were under year Of age, 80 be-
tween the ages OF aud 5 years; II were
still born; IL were between the ages Of 90
and so years, and Q between so and 20 years.
cholera infantum claimed 90 victims, chol-
era morbus 9, diarrhna IA, and consumP-
ton 81.
The health Of the city during the present
season may DO most favorably shown by
comparing the returns OF mortality for the
month of July with those Of last year for the
same month;
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WE BUY OUR CLOTHING at Oak Hall, 400
seventh street, opposite Post Office.
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COOKS BOARDING STABLE.
y ON EI0uTH HrRRK

Between b and 3, No. w.
Particular attention paid TO Boarding. Horses
LtTge, ally aud comfortable stables. The proprie-
tor II well known OF the best feeders In this
District, Owners Of poor horses can have them
attended and we'll cared for.
CARRIAO rs can DO had at all hours for Parties,
Weddings and Funerals. jaT-N
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We BUY OUR CLOTHING at Oak Hall, 400
Seventh street, opposite Post Office.
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WE BUY Our CLOTHING at Oak Hall, 400
Seventh street, opposite Post Office.
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EXCURSION OF METROPOLITAN DIVISION
Metropolitan Division No. 10, Sons OF Tenn
perance, gives grand excursion and picnic
to-day to Carlin Springs, Va. Boats will
leave Seventh street wharf at 7:45 a. m. und
will leave at and 10. All arrangements
have been made TO make this excursion one
oil the most successful Of the season. Ia
management has been In good hands, and
assures to all q day Of the greatest enjoy
ment. Care has been take In the sale Of
tickets, and the party will therefore be select.
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TnrEvERIEs.-The butcher stall Of Mr..
Henry Yost, Centre Market, was robbed on
Saturday Of t35 by some Of the young
thieves who infest the market.
On Saturday Officer Boyle arrested a
colored man named VIM. Dick, porter In Mr..
Burchell's store, on Pennsylvania avenue,
charged with stealing lot Of wines and
groceries from his employer. Tie accused,
who is suspected OF series Of larcenies from
his employer, was taken before Justice Har.
per, where his guilt was fully established
and he was committed to answer befort
court.
VIM. Colbert, colored boy, was sent "a
Jail on Saturday by Justice Harper for rob
bling the money.drawer at the wood yard o
Mr.. Elisha Falcoucr.
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Oh the petition Of josSfH MctSSp, % PSils.
SsipSiI sr.nsj PRAYING fO5 The eTtsnscs o.
ties; "~f-
IL ordered that the sale petition DO heard At this
once on the2ith day Of October next. Any psrson
tdS 9pPoSJG o thiS extsnsioP 9bles.ons dep9
once twenty days before the day Of heariug
iy22-ThSv Csmmissiousr az Paisnts.
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TNlTED sTATEs P1TRNT 0SsIcs

y a. .WAsIiEoros. p O.. Jaiy.o, IsD,
unn the petition Of JAAEsM. cook, Of Boston,
granted TO him on the leth day of oetobeI. lso.
loIa an lnpr9vepspt In Dust Densetors for Win
II Is ordered that AAil petition DO heard al this
once on the 9Th day Of September neTt Any per-
positions. and other papeIn Mould Pc nlsd IN THIS
BAMUEL H@IIkHkR,
jylSTlv Commisslouef Of fstsnis.
HrpInn,Nn pLpsR RnR SALE At This
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Of Fort Reno, near Tennallytown, which
were recently advertised In the REPUBLICAN
have all been sold, and by unanimous re-
quest the locality has been christened "Reno
City" To comply with the great demand
Messrs. Onion Il Butts announce to- day that
they propose to dispose now Of one half Of
the reserved lots, price still TO remain the
same, sl2.50, conveyancing $3.50. Read
the elaborate advertisement to-day and 70
and buy yourself building lot.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-16

AcorpEsrs.-Mr. Frederick W. Brown.
lcith, residing at the corner Of Fourth and
y streets, was seriously injured on Friday
by being thrown out Of n buggy, the horse
attached to It having run away. He was
taken to his residence, and Is recovering
under the medical attendance Of DR.. Began.
Saturday night, while a ma-ket-man,
named Jonathan westwood, was on his way
to his home In Montgomery county, Nd, his
horse took fright on New York avenue, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth streets, and becoming
unma lageable, dashed the wagon against
lamp-post, II breaking to pieces and throw
ing Mr.. W. to the pavement with great force,
injuring him severely about the head aud
face, besides breaking his left ankle. He
was taken into saloon near by, where DR..
Crawford dressed his wounds, after which
he was placed in carriage and taken to his
home.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-16
Georgetown Affairs.

CRIMINAL CouRr-yudxe Ffshep.-The natur.
allrstion Of one applicant was the only bust.
ness done In this court on Saturday,