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1868
ARBo UR's
ALL-uEAIING
LOTION.

certain. reliable, and speedy cure Of khsumat.
sa. Neuralgia, Headache. roothAehs, Pains In
The side. Breast. or Back Partial Deafness
Mothers will dad II an lnvAlaab bic Friend Tor Crk.J
Breasts Certain Care for Chilblatns, FroSga Feet.
Cats. barns. Bruises, seAids. sprAirs or Strains,
or ssy local aches or pains the Nervous or Mus.
fSis highly .prissd and extraordinary Modie,u.
viii aot fall 10 sfsetudiiy cure all tho diseases
snunsrated above, no matter Of how long stand.
lag, provided the patient Ia not hopelessly bed.
iddsn. One application will often cure the worst
$3.50 Of Neuralgia Rheumatism, and In all cases
II will giys instant Isiisf.
From the unbouadsd Conscience In hi. Lotion,
powsr 70 surs the diseArss named, n II does no
give sntirs satisfaetion. after a fair aud roper
trial. pledge myself rofund the money received
o., he return 81 the empty bottle.
DO not pretend 10 be the author Of this prapaTH-
Ties. havinE obtained tho recipe from Au Old InaIaB
sftsr having Travelled among the red m"n for sew.
Aftsr hsvias performed At lsast ons hundrsd
sssS sosds.fsI csrss Of Rheumatism. Neuralgia,
b.. -. . have been induced By my friends
pat u before The public, and now make this prop.
fSstis ssy ease Of Sick or Nervous Headache o
roethsshs, should fail to cure n from two to ave
aisutss with my All. Healing Lotion, l wli forfeit
tbs sun Of ave doliara
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Dl. BAsBoua.-Dea Str: After suffering
VIZ ss s"Aek % nhcumahsin iof sevetM
weeks. and trying everything within my reach
no avail, bearing Of your All Healing Lotion,
uAs Induced to try bottle. and, am happy
~, sne, we apphesnohs' was wen enough
81, Az. o''n'''' when nave not done TOT sew
fosr oosannt servant, JAZZ A.. GREER
40. - seeosd Street ofHssn hassachusfts Ave
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the asssy Of your Invaluable Lotion. / b.ysb had
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Neuralgia and Nervous Headache. and bay. foupd
II 10 eject an almost inatantaneous eure regard
II as being N. beat Preparation for the above af
Iistioas Tia, hsT. .yor tried.
NJ. 4. a; EoYEs,
lBDiAHA, IsDIAsA Co., Pa, Sept. u, 1861
Da, HAABouh.-Dsar Sir. take pleasure in
certifying that have used your Ail-HeAIius 10.
tioa TOT chronic stn arm that had not been able
70 use freely for hvs years. in consequence Of be.
isG thrown from horse. and. after trying all the
doctors In this town, and spending nearly three
hundred doilars, without avail, I was induced 10
try your preparation. which has given mel the
sairs use Of my arm, after using two bottles only
nay % go by eailinx on me- '1''''
Years. respectfully,
JANIS .. CUNNINGHAM,
hat. Strssf nsar tAs Railroad. Indiana, Indf
on" eo'' fa'
HAaIs.IOws. ND. April Is. 1852
~ sA.sogs.-Dear str! For the benefit ofths
snissed, permit me TO add my humb testimony
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ORPHkrs' COURT.
~ AUGUST 81, 1900.
Di'''e' " o''."''a, aR"'A'"''0" County to
,ri, q sis 6sews. SS sss..sd am ,Ss ID.
: s,ss:ss,is oi.s ::i'$ o. va 3:
Element s.i distIbutien Of the personal estate Of
.eid deceased, and Of the asset IN hand, as far as
moseJi wbsn snd whore all the creditors and
heirs q AID deesa,sd are sotined 10 attend, With
wise By lay BE- excluded from all bensht In said
SsSs.hsssds,s s.tassi provided :opy Of ~. order
Test; A. WRBsTER
sel-Wsw' Rssistsr Of " Ills.
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Masonic WIDOWS AND ORPHANS HoMz.-
The Masonic fraternity Of Louisville arc
about entering upon one Of the noblest
works ever undertaken by any benevolent
society In that city-the building OF Ma
sonic Widows and Orphans Home. They
have secured Ave and half acres Of ground,
constituting an entire square between Flrst
and Second streets, near Taylor barracks,
and the site Is said TO be very handsome
one. Three acres Of this ground was donated
for the purpose by T. T. Shreye, and the re-
naming two and a half acres have boon
purchased by the Masons at 10000.
1t Is proposed to commence at as early
day as possible the erection OF fne large
building, to cost 800, 900, and to DO Of ample
capacity and convenience for the purpose
for which II Is intended. Some of the very
best men In Louisville have this enterprise
In hand, and there can DO no doubt that II
will be pushed forward with all possible
dispatch.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-04

QUEST at one Of our hotels, the other
evening, was discovered by the proprietor
The landlord rebuked him somewhat aDgrily,
and wanted to know the reason Of such con.
duct. ''simply obeyhg the rules OF the
house," said the guest, pointing to card
tackled to the room door; "don't II read,
any neglect Of servants should be reported
at the object don't want to be reported
at the Office for any neglect Of servants,
do 20
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LIMITED STATES PATENT oYTIOI.

LIMITED STATES PATENT oBrIgl. "a ~.
patent granted to him on the 9th day 81 os,obsr.
Bars:
Il Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
may Oppose this extension, Qbjsetiops, dsposi.
lions. And other papers, SHOULD Pc nled In this
'~'''s'A' uA'' ''''' sIGUEL .. YiSHiR,
a0s.WSw Comnissionsr ofPatsnts,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-04

HIBERsA BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. - The
Hibernia Benevolent Society held Its monthly
meeting last evening In the meeting room
under Carroll Hall. The election Of eight
members was postponed owing to the alb.
sence of the chairman Of election commit.
tee, who had the report. Ten names were
presented for nomination and given to the
committee reported the payment of ten dol
lars, two weeks dues, to a sick member.
The treasurer was directed to pay bills
amounting to $3.50. The dues Of the men,
beers for this month received was announced
TO be s2i.l5, and the meeting adjourned.
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PBRsoSAL.-Dr. 8. s. stearns, clerk In
Third Auditors office, len last evening with
his family for his home In Portland, Me-, to
enjoy months relaxation from official
duties. DR.. 8. has not been at home for
several years, having applied himself closely
to business In his Office. A sound Radical
and reliable clerk, he has proven himself
faithful at the desk In time Of peace, as well
as brave on the battlefield in the "times
which tried mems souls"
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The WASHINGTON CITY DIsPEssARY
northwest corner of Seventh and NJ streets,
conducted by Drs. l.. NJ. Taylor and z. W.
Latimer, has proved q perfect success. Medi.
cal advice and surgical operations free oil
charge to the poor. Office hours from ia
10 a. m. and to Up. m. Prescriptions care.
fully compounded.
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RIysR NEws.-The following were the
arrivals and departures at aud from the
wharves along the river front yesterday
Arriyed-sehoonero MACON, Smart, wood
for Fowler; Jennie Baker, Gricet, wood for
market; John p. Enron, Port Deposit, lum-
Der for Mclean; VIM. Callahan, Havre.de-
Grace, coal for VIM. Guinand; sallie, fruit
for market; East New Market, Havre de.
Grace, coal for Z. Falconer; steamer Pho
necr, wood for Harvey, Clark & Given; Cora
Smith, from the lower Potomac, with bakers
pine wood for @. l.. Sheriff; Martha Ann
and Lavinia Hopkins, from Havre-de- Grace,
with coal for 8. p. Brown & Son.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the Young Ca
thollc Friends Society, will be held at Car
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The PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICAN Asso
CITATION holds Its regular meeting at Union
League Hall tonight.
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c. d. LIEDERMAs, corner Of Ninth and I
streets, offers school books and school re
quisites at the lowest rates.
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HANDSOME lMPRovENEST.-Mr. William
Helmus, the Justly popular proprietor OF the
restaurant, 500 Seventh street, between d
and E, has very deliberately improved the
same, and on Monday next, at IL o'clock,
will prepare an excellent lunch, Of which he
invites his myriad friends to partake. The
unexcelled quality Of his wines and liquors
will undoubtedly attract more than even tho
usual number Of gentlemen who throng this
popular resort.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
J. seribeT has obtained from the oTphans' Court
Letters tssts%lsSHtIry SC1 The peIsonsl s.lats
Agsipst tbs saId deceased are hereby warned 10
exhibit the san-, with the vouchers thereof 10 the
subscriber, on or before the 8lAt day Of luEust
psxt ithsy IaaY othsry by law be excluded from
all banS II Of The usid estate,
0ivsn under my hand this SlSt day Of August,
1863. LOUIS SCHkDE,
ssp2.Thsw' Exeeuior.
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WELCOME TO GEORGE PEABODY, Is the
title OF a beautiful original poem by II. Clay
Preuss, which will appear In the columns OF
that most popular and hlgh-toned family
Journal, the Sunday Morning Gazette, to-
morrow. Its sermon, "the new heaven and
the new earth," with Its religious selections,
will interest large class Of Sunday readers.
Its answers to correspondents are conceded
by literary classes to be really wonderful In
the reach and accuracy Of the valuable In
formation they convey TO the public; but 1t
is as an advertising medium that we would
particularly commend the Sunday Gazette
to our business men. The tact, shrcwdness
aud vim Of Its managers In practicing what
they preach In the matter OF advertising Is
the best guarantee that advertisers In The
Gazette win reap an abundant reward.
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REV. JABRz Fox will preach at the New
Jerusalem Church, on north Capitol street,
at II o'clock TO morrow.
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CoPP's BUSINESS CoLLBGE.-All who wish
10 complete the course Of study this year
would do well to Join the Business College
on Monday next. We are glad to note the
interest our citizens are manifestng In this
excellent institution.
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MEssRs. BooAs & willie, No. 32s Seventh
street, between X and l., arc offering fresh
STOCK OF fall goods AT very low pricos.
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Approved August 23, 1869.

An ACT to set the curbstones and pave tho
footways and CUTTERS on the south side OF b
street south, between Sixth and Seventh
streets east.
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JIsirBp STATES PATENT orrIck,

q wAsnisoros. 5 g., luSa.,, ., lsp.
On the petition Of Jons TAa1ARv, OF MeITosss
Mass, Praying for the extsnsion Of . patent,
granted 70 Himself aud Vernon Brow, as asslTues.
o. The said Tagzart, on tn tth day Of Deeember'
1888. and relssued on tho 9Th day OF Juue, lNd
Stone:
I'll. ordered that the testimony In this case be
closed on the 10 b day Of October nsxti that ths
time fsI alag Arguments o nd the RxamineT's re-.
port 30 limited 70 the h dsy Of November nslt,
apd that thu petition be hard on the 18Th DAY 81
Tension, SAMUEL sFIsHER.
AuN-fu1v Colaini ssinnsr ~ PAtsnis
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FUEL FOR THE DErARTNESrs.-Thc con
tracts forl supplying fuel to the Interior De-
partment for the coming winter have been
awarded to the following partles-for white
ash coal, to 8. P. Brown & Co., as follows:
Wilkesbarre coal, per ton, $40; Locust
Mountain coal, per ton, $40; Red Ash coal,
ss.f3; and for white oak wood, per cord,
wood In the Post Oficc Department, the
awards made have been to Andrew Sterling,
for white ash coal s. p. Brown & Son,
eighty tons Of Lykens Valley coal and 200
cords oak wood, and W. W. Bailey for sixty
cords pine wood.
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Picnic OF CALASTuE LoDoE X. P.-The
picnic to be given by Calauthe Lodge No. IL
Knights OF Pythlas, at Abncr's Seventh
street Park on Tuesday next will doubtless
be an attractive and agreeable affair. No
doubt brave knights and gay ladies will there
while away the hours pleasantly, and those
who avail themselves Of the opportunity to
Join them will not regret 1t. The high char
acter OF the Order aud the energy Of the
gentlemen on the committee OF arrange
meuts arc guarantees Of what may be ex-
pected,
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ftndsnt u the United States o. America, 40
sBssSs @ 20 n ,Ss ps n y h 4. a.
lands situated 10 The following named tovhships
Norl KY Of ae base line and Wea Of Ms sts,a
Principal Meridian.
townships land 9. range o.
$E: :$s:s /: sl::Si:S: ~ IN; :::::
ToyasL!ps aaad p. !snsslo.
60, whlsS viii b 'Sas!sd u .ssotasass Win :
Ssls s a: "a n
eipai Meridian,
E $$$s:$ii$s: y ; ;sss. 4
FF$%$;EEiiE; '.nss T. ;is T. T.
!Sws:Sp: z 70 TO- i"sia.Ss, .ss ss-a.A,p Ia
FFSwS.sstP: to Ii s:Is.y:: G.s::
taa SSSt; 81 tie asS.iasssfsnsd .sua.A,,,.
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TT Sww1:hipp z. r TssEs q q,
Township %, ranged
T TSwn:Rettp e e. I IsnEsS
TT SwS:siP ID 70 and "a ranE"@'
TSWs:GiPsis ssdt fapssp 70. I'D
LAndh priated by Law for ihs uss Of sehoois,
aPpes Sss BEEN s.s aSs.r . r.. SS :s
Of the homestead law, will be excluded from the
The offering Of the above designated lands will Be
commenced op the dsy hppolnted, and VIII proceed
Pisss1issd ss.s ' .s:sies y ~ !:
act q Congress approved a.th April ito sntil The
's ss,s s st sS. ifis: 81 epss %;
&c ana a. q an q -;
Gssa SaS 5.y f s.. :, Hs
J1sy ~ wrGos se6G omm.o.sr Of x. s,S.Is E..s
Once.
NOTICE TO PRE.EMPTIos CLAIMANT.
parts q iownships abovs snumsr.isd. is rsa uiTsd
h. ' d r. : Css:. ..S Il nss Z:
payment therefor . as scoe As pr.stis.bls af.sI
iSr lie eqmms si he pubic Az y (:
such claim VIM be ''ri'l'ffSa,s . 8. WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land ohss.
NorB. Under the regulations Of the Dspartmsn,
a, heretofoIe and pow existing; 40 pAymsnt san b
publishers as are specially authorized. isi.yiS
UNITED sT&AT I!a,a rATEE + 9erT IS ,so
On the petition OF ARErUs A. wiLDSR' Of De.
@ fis 81 s :aa: az ~ e g.
@ .nf Tfsss 20 shS sh
foI AZ Improvement for saving and Edsins cisp
this oihee ON the nth day Of October next Any
PP s.saa may SPP9sss th, satsasion o,sos.
ounce '"Sa Gays before s ~ SL iY;ifsSis
LIMITED STATES PATENT oYFICE,
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Go TO ROBERTS, 1877 Seventh street, TO
school books aud stationery.
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CONGREGATIONAL CuURcH.-Mr. and Mrs.
G. W. Galloupe, Of Boston, have presented a
handsome silver communion service and n
baptismal font to this church. The church
building ia now rapidly approaching com.
pletioD, one tower and the external walls OF
the buildings being finished, and the inside
within sixty days. The last note for the
land on which the church Is built became due
last week, and was promptly met by sub,
scriptlon Of over eight thousand dollars by
the members Of the society.
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81 FAL1 OF 1869. u
81 OUR POPULAR WASHINGTON q
81 CLOTHING HOUSE. q
TT OAK HALL Is a
~ FIRST IN THE FIELD a
TT With an immense Stock Of "a
sB GENTS, BoYs' AND CHnDRES's a
lB READY-MADE CLOTHING, received n
- from the celebrated establishment n
i=S- of Wanamaker & Brown, Of Phil "a
81 adelphla, and q great variety OF "a
tH piece goods, from the New York Y
81 and Philadelphia markets, and a
- Is selling rapidly at prices lower =
~ than the lowest elsewhere. "a
~ OAK HALL, q
81 400 SEVENTH STREET, a
fH Opposite the Post Office. a
l@ ~ N. B.-To make for room n
81 Fall Stock, daily arriving, we q
q are selling summer goods at q
~ cost. a
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y WAsssroros p. e. JAY 0. lsss
YORK; pr.yitss az rs he 81 Isn.ion o. Psisst
B,B2D
tis ordered that said petition be heard q this
once on the nth day Of September next. Any person
may oppose thls extension, Objections, deposi.
tons, and other papers, should be died In this
SAMUEL &, FISHER,
jyl4-wSw Commandment Of Patsnt.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-04

Nh. II. L. CLAUS returned yesterday from
Baltimore, where he has secured the services
OF Miss Minnie Hoffman and the Germania
Maennerchor to assist the Washington
saengerbund at their grand concert to take
place at the National Theatre on Sunday, Sd
OF October. Miss Holtzman Is native Of
Baltimore, and regarded as one Of the best So
pranos In the country, and on the above &C.
caslon will sing selections from "Ernani,' %
with piano accompaniment by Prof. Richter,
aud also several airs from "Frelschuctz."
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-04

FRAILrr, THY Mans IS WOMAN When
lovely women stoops to get drunk she con-
quers nothing but pity. Thursday night the
twelve o'clock car from the Schutzenfest
brought down young, gay, aud festive
party, and among them beautiful blonde,
dressed in snowy aud gauzy white-white
hat and white 'favors-but alack, and alas
she had, with the rest Of them, imbibed too
freely OF lager, and In attempting TO leave
the car, she fell headlong on the platform.
Her innocence was gently lifted up by three
Of the frolicsome cavaliers In attendance
conveyed TO hack near by, and the crowd
which had quickly gathered dispersed, as
this beautiful victim Of lager was rolled over
the pavement to home.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-04

A New PASTOR. Rev. ]. Fl. Cuthbcrt, for
mcrly Of Augusta, Ca, will enter upon the
discharge Of his duties as pastor OF the Thir-
teenth street Baptist church, preaching u.
morrow morning and evening.
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An ACT TO grade and gravel Filh street
cast, between II and streets north.

An Aur 70 grade and gravel Fllth street
RI $500 \" "a. Roard ~ 1,d do,.n nan,
Board Of Common Council Of the Guy Of
Warrington, That tho Mayor be, and he Is
hereby, authorized and requested 10 cause
Flfth street east, between II and streets
north, TO be graded and graveled. The
same to DO done under the direction of the
City Surveyor and supervision Of the ward
Commissioner, with two assist Mt commits
sioners.
Sec. Q. And b u further enacted, That the
sum OF $500, or as much thereof rs may be
necessary, be, and the same Is hereby, ap-
propriated out Of the Fourth ward fund to
defray the expenses.
Approved August IS, 1869.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-04

MORE APPREsTICEs.--The bookblnders'
association have decided to accede TO the
suggestion Of Mr.. Clapp, Congressional
printer, and allow that official to place an
additional number Of apprentices at work in
the Government blndery. A wise conclusion
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-04

As- Il Is not ,s'Rry tina, the subscribers 10 =
club should receive thrl' paper. at thu same post
Office. Whore club - subscribers has been for.
wArioo, additions may be mads 10 II 81 the saus
rates Paper will be Adjras-si slnsiJ 10 sssk
mlmbar ia lib.
s1- Money orders should be seat from all post
otneos iSsuia9 them. Prom othsr sfess i,,tsrs
shonid be registered
e. Specimen piles Of Daily OF Weekly Na-
tional Republican sent on application.
Address; w. ,. MURTA0H,
wsshington, D. Q.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-04

HEALTH OF W. A. CooK.-Mr. W. A.
Cook, corporation attorney, whose severe
attack Of illness was mentioned In this paper
yesterday, Is, we are glad to say, improving.
His physicians, Drs. d. W. Bliss and Du-
hamel, have recommended quiet and rest,
and expect that In few days he will be able
to leave his room.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-04

AccIDEST.--W. r. Kerr, carpenter and
builder, was thrown from His wagon yester-
day afternoon at tho corner of Fifteenth
street and Pennsylvania avenue, and precl-
plated upon the pavement, striking VIC.
iently upon his head, innictinga severe
wound. lie was taken TO his home, where
medical assistance was rendered.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-04

BASE BALL.-The game yesterday after-
neon between the National and Jefferson
clubs resulted In favor of the Jeffersons by
the following score: Jefferson, Il; National,
10. The Nationals made their appearance
in their new uniform for the first time. The
result greatly surprised the friends OF both
clubs. The following Is the score:
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-04

New BooKs.-We call attention to Philip
" solomons' advertisement OF new books.
The latest publications are always to be
found at their store.