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FOR SALE AND RENT,

Oh ALL.
FINE coUHrRY sEAr. % .er... two mile.
;S.s. .;is Of N t, as.,s Is :as S..stit a.
r EEc s .sD !.s! Il. q
shsds end INIT trees.
FOR .snr, /. Hou 80 On = stree, s..r..,.,
sitars fOs ssis. Esst sisN ;. y.s!. go "
AHA Corner Ith and stre-;.
ofs ..u.:.s sS 3. sorts 81. B 81
street, between 18th and 18th streets vest street
'l' cash. balance s'G s TGIsfkII nEroALr.
sps Northeast corner Y. ave. and 18th g.
fam FOB sALt.-ws offer for sal. bsaEufa
II FARM, situated about one mile from Coles
me largo sTes bssiiias. Sss B.rn ana os
hepse. large Proportion Ct sns Ie.sowi.0d.
q tine fruit. &c well wooded and ~.,sred, This
TsTT Y I; :. R s.
property For tssTs sHs s.,'s1;Is S;Isrs of
EoR RENT--A two -storJ FR1ME HOUSE, con.
t.inins eight ms, in good Toe Atty with large
s.r ..rns snsO.ed Inquire OF \ B. GLAZE ssr
EARM FOB SAIL Oh EXCHANGE F0R
CITY PRoPERIY;
Foiysix acres on Baltimore Rsilrosd and 6la-
dentbure Turnpike, Il. miles from city boundary.
Can be easily divided in Iotss Of any deaf red.
fourd in the District
Will sell ell er any portion, but prefer TO retain
i've or ten acres
small new frame Cottage. kitcheo detached. cit.
usted IN nne grove Of large oaks, overeokins the
CITY and Capitol. Barn. tenant houee. ice house.
&C. L. WHITNlY
ma y com. 432 Panna. avenue.
FOE RENT.Ih.t desirable BRICK DWELL
ING and STORE. No. SIS Bridge street, con
tanning some Is rooms, water and gas. To per-
manent and Dunctual tenant the rent Ufii be mod
crate: Apply % JOHN J. B0GUE. Resl Estate
Agent, corner High and Bridge streets, George
LOB RENT.On New Jersey avenue, one three
story BRICk HOUSE, containing 9 rooms
Inquire ofw. q. JOHHsoN, AIS 18th St fe n II
FOB RiHT.0ne q the best sTOaDe in the
T. city; Ne 400 1th streets Opposite the Post
ONCE; the nxturss Ter sale; . rare chance for any
KIND OF business. feb B-d
EOR R1NT-sTORD under netroDositau Hotel
Il Apply q 10. $50, corner Of Ns1 Jersey ave.
nue. and 0treee dsl3-6
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Mr.. Sumner, who, through the greater por-
ton Of his political career, has been the best
abused man in the country, seemed likely after
the DOWNFALL of slavery TO occupy less Ish.
maelitish position before the world, but he ap-
pears to be fated never 10 sail in smooth waters.
The American public have heard something Of
the torrent of obiurgation poured upon him by
the English press on account OF his Alabama
treaty speech. but we learn from q friend Of
be distinguished Senator thai the printed
abuse aimed al HIM from across the water is
feeble compared with the manuscript missives
sent HIM by furious Bulls. The last foreign
mail brought him the following sample:
LONDON. May 6.-SIR: 1 enclose the opinion
OF one OF the leading journals of this country
IS 10 your conduct and have only to add nv
OWE, vhich - that you are q mischief-making,
il-conditioned Yankee scoundreI.
y I'D.
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II o Fl Az LOTs
IN TIE
CITY AND UNTRY
FOB SALE BIZ
8. r. BROWN 4 SON,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS',
CokNII lSrH STREET Ann Nrw Yopx Avyxrr

,rIYTY PINE BUILDING LOTS In 9. P.
browns suodtyisfeu, 1t: Pleasant. are now OF.
.n. in de,rSe,s terns This s situ.tsd
cen e isse strsss sead the fashioIa1 drive Of
imlroveoents, D lneQualled b. any other locality
IN the suburbs q " asAinGton. The Lots ranee In
ure rom 0uaster q IN ecre % An acre each. 70
th9oe contemplating early imy 1vensnts extra
inouceoenfs VII b sxtooded.
Also,
In the city. two elegant. FIRST CLASS RESI-.
p1NCts, containing Rooms, viii be sold or ex.
For Sale or Bent, TWDHfY.FIvI HOUsRs IN
Coreoran seress, containingS rosms each, With IN
modern tmUrovs0ents
TIN H0UeRe, first clan. on O street. near Isth
ThkoB FIRSf- CLASS HOUSES French roefs
medern tDDrovemeutu; hot and cold vn4er throueh.
ont; on street near residence Of Gen ohcrmsn
SEVknfEnH FRAME HOUSES in various
He0 OF the city, ct prices TO suit thess q Dodsraas
JAIN or 400 ACRES. q usr,aes Station. 70
misee from " ashing toa. on keu6en . Hanpshire
Iailroad; one half cleared. bAlaacs timber; Well
~eeered. Win b 6ivt1sd % 0uls pure hAssrS
1Akn OF 800 AC1uD In Prtneo 0oores couuey.
s M: ~ "a VI S'': s0 Irsdsstivs Win 3
.lI1s.iIs oVsD Vssfsss LAND ser 81. o. 81.
CT. Iozs o. lose fIIE AID sasy
'sisx 2ss Isssss sras:.. -. :sa.
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N~COLUMBIA eco OPERATIVE BUTLD.
uS ING ASSOCIATION.-Iu conseouence of
the May Festival Of Professor Marini occurrina
Ut Temperance Hal this evening. the special meet
ing Of the stockholders, to receive and act non
the report Of the committee appointed at the AL
resulsr meeting, to amend the con5titution, is
postponed until TO MORROW EvDNING AT
O'Clock, at Temperance Hall, L street. between
sth and 10th. As the amen dments are fmpo rtanf
IL 10 requested that every stakeholder be preeent
1t II. d. WHITNEY,. Secretarv
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r OFFICE GH ss AaH AID OHIO

uS CANAL COMPANY.
WAsHINsroN CITY, Nay list, 1859
The Annual General Meeting OF the STOCe-
HOLDERs or The CHEsAPIAKE ANB OHIO
CANAL COMPANY will DO held at Annapelis
Md. on MONDAY the 9TH day of June ensuipg Al
l. O'Clock BIN. BAW9DTT,
my 2l-3bawtd Clerk and Treasurer
Intelligence, Baltimore Sun and Richmond
Eva Despatch insert three times q week until day
and send bills to Treasurer
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The public are hereby notified from this date
that oil the cars run on the svenus line from
Georgetown to the Navy Yard will shov REn
light. ~ night, and the blue cars GREEN liRbts 10
enable the public to distinauish between tie two
routes-Navy Yard and Baltimore Depot.
mA-st Sult Wash n and Georeeto1nR r
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1900 feet Is YELLOW POPLAR. % TO 30 inches
wide and Il feet long. . prime article.
% COS feet 4, s, ana SD POPLAR
30 20 feet best quality WALNUT and ASH. Of
various fhicknesses.
For sale low BY
WILLET REDGRANI,
Cor New York avenue and 9th st.
myl1 Ct One square from Northern Market.
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NV sxR VI. rds.ss.LIsH.
BETWEEN PHILApELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA,
GEoRGErOwH, d. O.
Regular sAilEg Gay frOn Ia NORTH NDs
=, 1s Phil.asiphis, SATURDAY.
nfpm SO wsser street, Georsssov. wIpIls
freisSt rsoeive. s, any tim.
App!y % HIDE TYLER,
eS Wasss o 9soQsse~., y. c.
AlsxAndrfa, Va.
W. CLYDE CO.,
- IL aofth harvss. Philadslphfa.
NEW YORK AND wAsHIsprou srDAn.
IN eHIP CVnPAAH.
EEw EXPRESS LINE.
The ONLY BIRECT LINE BE.
TWEEN vzsHaiXySSTqk AND 90
viii r1u two steamers direct hen lev York "A
Wsshins ton. landing freight &C 0-sfreet Whsrf
keevfns Mo- fork sveU - elnesday and o>surdav
as II n Leave @ street Wharf, Wsshines@-
every Monday and fhrrsAay q 4 D n
Freight received O. III hoars, - 1orvsrded r
w q h; seussHFp pes Afs,. S'srs:s wA.st
vater street, Gecrsssovn:0 q. ULDRID61 q co..
lis en- street. Hsv YcrS.
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A Fossil aisss-sissular Diseoveyy
Near ayPacuae

A remarkable discovery has been made In
the town OF Lafayette, 0nondaga county,
N. Y. A human form Of huge proportions,
entirely petriaed, was found under the fol.
lowing circumstances; About twelve miles
south Of Syracuse, near Cardiff, lives a
farmer named William Newell. Saturday
afternoon, In company with hired man,
he began to dig q well In q meadow In the
rear Of his barn. About az feet below the
surface they struck upon what they supposed
to be q large stone, and Mr.. N. went Tor
crow-bar to remove 1t. Before he returned,
however, his man had uncovered two large
stony feet and legs. Continuing their Dig
ging, they brought to light the perfect figure
OF a man Of moro than giant size, and as
solid as though chlseled out Of tho rocks Of
0nondaga.
Some conception Of the sensation II has
produced here may be formed when give
you few OF the actual measurements. The
total length from the top Of the head 10 the
lower surface OF the instep 10 10 feet az
lnchcsi across the shoulders the width Is 8
feet; across the palm Of the hand z inchesj
the large finger Is 8 inches long; the thigh
Is IL inches, and the leg below the knee ~
In thickness. The figure was found lying on
the right side, one hand placed upon the
abdomen, the othe- upon the back, aud the
LEFT leg thrown across the right. Tho re-
seinUluucc ls cOUpiete. Everything II tncro-
the wrinkles about the eyes, the Adams
apple In the neck, the full veins, the proml-
nent muscles and bones, the natural swell OF
each rib, and the clearly defined nails, both
OF the hands and feet. The face and features
were decidedly Caucasian.
May II not be a statuel The decided
opinion OF nearly every person who has seen
it-and II has been visited to-day by some
Of the most highly educated aud Intelligent
people Of this city-is that It's perfection,
the material Of which II Is composed, aud
the place In which 1t was found, are against
this hypothesis. It seems TO be composed
Of a son grayish limestone, with which this
region abounds. As may be supposed, spec
ulators are already on hand, sums reaching
into the tens Of thousands have been offered
for the figure.
Since writing the above, l learn that DR.. j..
+. Boynton, the well-known gcologist and
lecturer of this city, has visited the spot,
and inclines to the opinion that the gigantic
figure Is q statue. This theory, however,
leaves the matter In almost as great mys-
| terry as the other.
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CRIMINAL CouRr-Judge Fisher.-This court
was occupied as follows yesterday;
THn GRAND JURY.

CRIMINAL CouRr-Judge Fisher.-This court
was occupied as follows yesterday;
THH GRAND JURY.
The marshal returns that he has summoned
the GLOWING persons as grand Jurors accord
Ing to the order Of the court passed yesterdsyi
John 7. johnson, James Wormley, Robert
II. Booker, Herbert Harris, Edward Atkinson,
John A. drayail,. .coloIed, Charles II. Cragln
and Aman Duvall. The above, with the FOL.
lowing, whose names were drawn from the
ter Of the city Of Warrington and the clerk
Of deorgetown were then sworn as grand
Jurors; WIN. Clabaush, Jacob Aigler, George
iin .'RRE afsyiS ~S E. sSsh' Wn Ga.f ssdsy
George d. Spiiiman, benjamin Sum, John r.
Lynch. WIN. .. Banberser, Lepuel WILLIAMS.
When The Jury was called e the Soo Ian, and the he
Georgetown, drawn grand juror, declined to
take the test-oath and was excused, and WIN.
A. Boss substituted In his place.
Judge Fisher then referred the grand jury to
hts last charge as laying down the principles
OF their action. The law required, however,
that he should call their especial attention to
the law against duelling, and TO the election
CHARLES ii. Uragin was named as foreman Of
the grand Jury, and the juror. retired to their
O'Clock 10 privsts aeiiberstion. w
The following witnesses were called TO the
grand jury room; J. B. Wilson, MARY Harris,
L. Thomas and Samuel Matte.
THE PETIT JURY.
The marshal returned that he had summon ned
the petit Jurors as ordered by the Court on
Monday. The Jurors returned as summoned
are the same as those reported In our local
column Of yesterday as to be summoned.
THIS scHUREMAN CASE.
The case OF James ii. A. Schuteman was
called. Messrs. Riddle and Phillips, for de.
fence, In moving for q postponem ept, presented
the certificate OF DR.. Grouse that Schurema an
was In 4 condition Of bodily health which pre-
vented his attendance at court.
DIR. q. appeared In court and stated that q
day or two after the discharge OF Schuremsu
from Jail he was called to render his profes.
| sional assistance to him. He found him sui
| fering from bilious congestiye fever, In which
| deiitium had supervened. His case was then
| critical, but had yielded to remedial treatment
| and he was now much better. He had visited
him within few hours. and unless there wal
| q change for the worse he would probably b
| able to attend court In 9 week.
| Mr.. Riddle gave notice that II the counse
| for the Drnsa"utiea proposed TO re-eNamint
| mary Harris on the next trial, the defence
would be compelled to ask for commission &c
tsts evidence In Georgia. They would, there
MI. Norris, after stating that tho pro,ecu
tion had many Witnesses here from abroad ant
wanted definite time nxed for the trial, pro
| posed next Tuesday.
Mr.. Philips thought that too short tim,
for the preparation OF the case.
After some further informal conversation
| between counsel, Judge Fisher hxed Tuesday
| November 10th, As the day OF trial.
| There being no business ready for actor, tn,
petit Jurors were discharged until this morn
Ing alto O'Clock.
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- OorOBER 10, 1850,
DiStr let Of Columbia, Wdssfn 0tOn CSuaiV 10 toit
In the esss Of ANN v, RODIKsOS. Adm stratTix
d James Robinson, deceased The adm inlstTatTix
Aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of the Or
Appoialed Tuesday, the 9th Of November, A, d.
1859, for the ANAL settlement and distributlOn OF
the personal estate Of said deceased, aud Of the
assets In hand, as far Ms the same have been col.
leeted and tnrned into moneys when aud where
notified " attend, with their claims properly
youehsd, or they may Othcrwisg by law he OK.
oluded from all bTneht In said d.cea sed estate;
provided a cory u this order be published once a
week for three weeks In the NATIONAL RErUBLI-
Test A. WEBSTER,
oslo-TulW' Register OF Willis.
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Medical
RALrIMoRl LOCK HosPirAL.
ESTABLISHED AsARIIuoBrRoMauAoKERI
rHE ONLY PLACE SS. yHsssSS A CURE


ne 4 II, p.;: . cr
Wesinsss of Ike Back or Limbs. Structures, haso.
. .Ss kss:ss ,nS
meas. B!sp.psih. Lsnsuor, Low Spirit. SCs.
i fs.Ss & is.is e H
ss Isss rom h. s6s1
those sson.t and solitary Hrssssss q n s n.,
WI ss ms ne scp
sa'isfpsoa' isndi556Ss SaastsiiF'' Impossible
Ehc hfy: ssa shS .issiI,
.nS y gonSs mss mos. ssstea and
sa:dfss: sss %fSs sta 20
ansnss,, oI ysisd 70 ses,ssy the living Tyre. may
S ss: .ias :.: :: Il s
iiTs asy ssis 81 3D.
%ah. and confidently rely uPon his Il III as ply
'''A'. ORGANIC wEAKHEss
Immsdiatsly Cured and Full vigor Restored.
x TEL, ssa S.rpisss P.p.y
6y Ss ,ls%s q ssS
.ws o ,as ss . re-
;SossfSy sC;s ns Int i5%gTIysss
me e;isss
nd: IA sssS% 70. y flssSss
S .sSss s; is'' Ts$s Sssss: Coz
'an JpysiSSinaiSSsso, rTH FREDERICK STREET,
ief hand siis soh g from Baltimore street. few
doors from the eorn.r Fall not to observe name
sne Na i.,or. reeoiy, ID unless postpsid and cor.
ssia. Ia. 81 age and PORTION o.
Vsra'snon'd''ofbRRlnJ 6shhs RiTHS4s .
nenbsr Of the Royal COLLEGE Of surGeons, London,
sisdsss from ons o. eminent . SSlgles,s !.
gs;Ss 81. st .s:s "a a 'S S.
Paris, P6iisdsiphis. and eisewh, us, has ss.st.!
q 'n han. RS;i IcsS s fdGsi
HS ear ySsT sI's viii W.
anepasiu.hiss ,sitsSSsS nstms. Win asrasss.
S'a' Of y T2 Hliai sETsStis
DR.. J. Addresses all those who have inture them
sss sSss soss sas tss
either S,d5 K. :S ss II eject.
yTs$ss;s S:qiSi AZ b,s p;S
Y: :. RtSs p.
NisritLi, The fearful eaests ON the mipd sIs
%,. %it P 70 Dsss.is sslfai:rq... LSss 81
xsss e he sss.s q .hsiS a:siisls. h..i!h io:isS
:1':, cough. and Y SSSSSS T Il Gss''''n''''a.
E.ss;
sSRes s' are assiS fs even VIC. ssd
:troys both mind aud bOdJ-shSuid apply imns-
WHIST. pity that young man. the hcps q his
ss .% =: .as
ss's Ssi:Sa's''iISsi tssiR;,;Ssssif;,I 'i''isi i
s1 niSn sas sSSs
Indeed. Without these, the Journey through lie
e. mana ss pS1:SS
s.stion ,ihst ~, hsppinsss Of another become.
sllsA''a BIS, fss sRsls G ~ ainpRuDEscK r,.r
ss e.: aPd q
s ..s.: q TO- S.s feFSfa: ss.s a
M i:;s d: ! ssssss "a
mGnih. or q long a. the .msli9st Tee ssn BE- %;
lie y Ss S.sis Pe.os
ease. such Is xase.ios % he Head, Throat, Moss,
skin. IA, prosre..inE with friahtiel rapidly Oil
I'm S q .ssss, y
s. si'' FEt seEss
); K: s:sssf:I. Z.
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skis L r S tJ;
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ORPHANS COURT,

-, OBroBBR 4. 1850.
In tbs case q JoHs v. CoB1kE. sdmini..
gsiSi aforsssia has: with Tie sppissssicS 81 Il.
Orphans, Court Of WashinE on county Aforesaid,
1850, for the fnal and distTibution Of The
persona estate Of said deceased and Of the sssst
turned int9 moasyi when and where all the credit
orssnd heirs said deceased notified 10 attend,
Otherwise by law be excluded from all beient in
order be Published once a week for three v eeks in
Test; A WEBSTER
oe7.lh3w' Register OF Wills,
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DiSirfet Of Coiu mbid, Rathingion Couhiy 10 ~.
In the case Of ANNE v. Moss, exeeutriK Of nc.
he appreciation Of the Orphan, Court Of WSsbnsn,
ton COUNTY sfO,sssid, .Pposn!sd TUESDAY. oeio.
!Iibutioa Of the persons! estate Of said decsssed
sd o. ne ssssis n hand ss far a. the same hSv
where AZ tie creditors and heirs Of said dses. Nd
are Iotined 70 attend, wi their claims props rly
siuded fron all bepsnt II said decsased sS.sts;
week for three weeks In the NAfIoEAL REF rR,I.
ohE previous to the said day. ''h'-
Test A. WEBSTER.
ocu.h5W Register Of Villa
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ORPHANS COURT,


Distytof Of coiuneia, Washiugioa Copsiv, 20 soit.
IL tbs case OF CHAs y. WALLACE, administrat
Of william Owner. deceased, the administrsior
sforesaid has. 9th the spprobaion Of the orphsps
Saturday, the 9Th say Of ovemb Tor III fnsl
settlemsnt and dis.ributon OF The Psfsopsi estate
a the same have bass collected and iarnsd lao
money when and where all the creditors and heirs
Of sAn deceased are notified to attend, withtheir
claims propsny vouehed. or they msy Otherwise
By lay " excluded from all beneht In saia de-
ceased es'Ate: provided COPY OF this order be
published once week Tor three weeks In the ma
rIeEAL REPUBLICAN, previous to the said dayL
Test. A, WEBSTER,
octl9.w3w Register Of Wills.
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GEORGETows MERCHANTS E.,.,,ug.-
There was quite an attendance on Change
yesterday, and business seemed lively. Five
thousand niue hun bred bushels Of wheat,
from fail TO choice, were offered and sold as
follows; 300 bushels at Sl.35i 200 al Si.45;
400 at $3.50; 600 at sl.tSj 5000 at sl,5S,
600 at Sl.59,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-20

TEMPERANCE AMONG THE soLDIERs.--
There was a temperance meeting held on
Monday evening last at the barracks OF the
ON cavalry, under tho direction OF a COM
mittee from Howard Division, No. z, Sons
OF Temperance, consisting OF ii. N. Rothery
and u Alexander, esqs. Both these gentle
men addressed the meeting, and a large
number OF names were obtained to the
pledge.
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THE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
THE
WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
Is Published every
SATURDAY MORNING,
and contains all the news. both general and local.
ofthe
DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.

In politics II supports the principles and policy Of
the great Republieaa party, and sustains the Ad.
minlstratioa OF General Grant II gives especial
attention to the news from all the Executive Depart
mouts ofneial orders Of Heads OF Depart
ments aud decisions Of beads OF bureaus. thus max
ing valuable paper for all ofacers Of the Gov
srnment who require the Information which
eontains
The miscellaneous depa rtment will receive special
attention, aud In all respects Efforts will DO ma
to establish the character Of the paper As hra
GLASS family jourral.
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Tue WORKISGNES's ASSEMBLY meets at
the City Hall at 1850 O'Clock. The report Of
the delegate to the National Labor COnyen-
tlon will make his report a,ld expound tho
platform there adopted.
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TINTED STATES PATENT oPFIcg,

UNIrEp sTTTE A1I P1aENPP Sffs5 sps n, $780,
On the petition Of A, W. wAsBBuRH. OF faIoo
CITY, Mississippi praying fSI ,hs extension o.
fsS, for an Improvement In Cotton Seed Planter:
Ills ordered that the testimony In the case be
clos "a on the 10Th day OF February next that tho
lime Tor 1iIpR arguments aud the Examiners re
poIt b. limited 10 the ID day Of March next, and
inat said petition be heard on the 7sh day OF
Any person may oppose this extension.
' SAMUEL 3. FISHER,
= ~ pk,x CommiEsiOneT Of Patents
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MEssRs W. q. METZERoTT & Co. offer
some splendid opportunities for the purchase
OF pianos which have been used. Messrs.
". AZ Co. are the sole agents Cor steinway Il
Sons celebratcd.pianos aud.Ilsnlln's organs.
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U. s. GRANT Posr, No. IL, @. A. r.,
meets at O'Clock this evening ut Union
League Hall,
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LOCAL NOTICES.

THE Roam OF TRUSTEES OF PUBLIc
SCHOOLS holds a special meeting tonight.
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THB PRoposKD New BRIDGE ACROSS
Rock CREEK.-Yesterday afternoon con-
ference took place at the Mayors office, be-
tween Mayors Bowen and sweeny, In refer
cnce to the bridge proposed TO be built over
Rock creek, between West street, George
town, and p street, In this city. The plan
Of the bridge was discussed, and II was gem
orally agreed that a structure similar to that
at the terminus of X street will be adopted.
meeting Of the Joint committee will be
held ina few days, when plan will be
adopted.
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TINTED STATES PATENT oYPIoE.

III. u. WIs ~ p T. 2siSssr
VILE. Kentueky, praying for The extension o. a
1855. for an Improvement In Flows:
Itis ordered that the testimony in this case be
closed on the i.h day Of DeeembeI nsxti that the
port be limited to the l5uh day Of Decsmbsr next.
aud that said petition be heard on the 10th day Of
December next. Any person may oppose this ex-
tension, SAMUEL 3. fIsHkR,
oe(li- M9w Commissioner Of Patents.
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TINTED STATES PATENT 9FgIo6.,

u WAsEIEoros, D. O., Oct !, $780,,
On the petition Of PoLLY II INT and 0EoR0sW.
HUNT, OF New York, N, y, administrators OF tho
extension OF a patent. granted 70 the said waiter
Hunt on thu lst day Of January, 1866. for Improve
mont In Shirt CollArs:
IL Is ordered that the testimony In tho case be
closed on tho 9Th day of November next that ths
time for filing Arg umsnts and the kxaminsr'A re-
port be limited to the Sth day Of D.osnber next,
aud that said petition DO heard on the 18Th day Of
Iny person may oppose this extension,
SAMUEL s. FISHER,
oe6-Th3t Commissioner OF Patents.
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FoR THE CHEAPEST Gents Furnishing
goods go to the Original Franc, 49i Seventh
street, bet. ID and E. No Branch Store.
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL.

81 The DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN Is
furnished to subscribers at % per annum; Ave
ooplos 1 war Sac.
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A LUSCn TABLE.-Suyerintonde Rice
has consented to the re-establlshment Of n
lunch table In the Treasury Department,
where the clerks can obtain u "bits" during
Office hours. Tho table is to DO In charge
Ola worthy cX-sSidier OF Massachusetts, an
second floor, at the southeas. corner of the
building.
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PosT LINCOLN, No. 8, G. A. R., meets at
Grand Army Hall at 1880 o'clock this eve
ming.