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military and other Purposes. or lands on which
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Of tho homestead law, will be excluded from tho
Tho offering Of tho above designated lands will DO
commenced on the day appointed, and W hi proceed
in the order In WHICH they arc advertised, and In
the manner prescribed BY the 6rst section Of the
act q Congress approved 9th April, IsO, until the
whole thall have been offered, and the sale thus
elosedi but the sale shall be kept open no 10 ger
lands will be admitted until after he expiration VI
the two weeks from the 18th September, 1850
q, Given under my hand at tho city OF Washington
this eleventh day q May, Anuo Domini one thou.
sasd elghpt hundred and 'sisty.niRSS; 80,
once,
NOTICE TO PRE-. EMPTloN CLAIMANTS
Evory person entitled to the right OF resumption
10 any Of the lands Within the townships aud
parts 81 townships above enumerated, Is required
seeing this notice. and before tbs day appointed
for the mmeneemont OF Tie public gale Of tho
lands embracing tie tfHel claimed, otheTwlyS
such ciaim VIII be forfritgds a ,u,,,v
Commissioner Of the General La al 0ilee
N0Fg, -Under the regulations Of the Department
"a heretofore and now existing no pa nent ca DO
made for advertising proclamation except TO such
publishers as are specially authorized. jei.PlN
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THE annual NICE citing Of the Stockholders
of tho Metropolitan Mining and Manu- ac.
turing Company will be held at the National
Hot, CT the 18th instant at Up. IN.
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CRIMINAL CouRr-Judgs Fisher.-This court
was occupied As follows Yesterday:
Michscl Brecn charged with passing coun-
tcrieit money. The Jury In this case, hereto.
fore reported, retired from tho bar yesterday
morning but were unable to agree. The fore.
man stated that there was no prospect OF
agreement and the jury were discharged.
David X. Shumsb, grand larceny OF u Unift,
states n1nu !9t Sl,oOo, the properly OF Charlcs
question vas deposited with tho defendant for
safe.keeplng, and when called for WAS not
forthcoming, but that relative OF the defend.
ant offered to pay the amount. Darlington
for the prosecution. Harrington aud Gozler
for the defence. The argument In tho case was
concluded, and the jury respited until this
morning,
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BROKEN Ur.-Duriug the quarter ending
on the 30th of June the police, under In.
structlon Of Major A. q. Richards, have
broken up no less than 90 bawdy houses and
closed Is gambling hells. Many OF the pro-
prietors OF the bawdy- houscs arc held for
trial at court. Too much praise cannot be
given the police for their exertions and sue
cess In removing from our midst these sinks
Of ipiuulty,
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ALLEGED TREsPAss.-Mr. Jno. R.Wright,
Commissioner of the Third ward, was ar
rested at the instance Of Mr.. A. z. l.. Reese,
and arraigned before Justice Wall, on the
charge of trcspassing upon the property of
Mr.. X. 1t seems that the Commissioner
tore up aud removed some bridging In the
rear of Mr.. KS residence, which the latter
gentleman claimed as his property. Mr..
Wright contcndcd that the bridge was an
obstruction to the public alley, and hence
its removal. Justice Wall dismissed the
case, and 1t is now said that Mr.. Reese will
'c for damages.
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PERsoSAL.-Mr. Charles Baum, our enter.
pricing hoop-skirt manu- facturcr, being about
to leave for Europe, was tho recipient of u
complimentary serenade Thursday night, ut
his residence on Seventh street, by the Arion
Quartette club, under the leadership OF Prof.
Victor lIagerman. The serenadc was ten
dcrCd him by his friends. Mr.. Baum goes
to Europe to-day, the object Of his visit being
to secure for the benefit of his lady customers
Of this city the latest improvements in hoop
skirts, corsets, &c. lie will return in about
Two months.
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TEMPERANcE.-The meetings of the friend.
Of temperance, held In the West Capitol
grounds under the auspices of n select com
mittec OF Howard Division, are decided
success. They are held on the main ayenuc.
nearly at the foot of the Capitol steps, on the
west side, under the shade OF the beautiful
trees. The utmost order prevails, and good
attention is always paid to the speakers.
Tomorrow Sunday afternoon, the excr-
cises will open at 4 O'clock, when addresses
VIII be delivered by the chairman of the
committee, Rev. c, W. Dcnnison, W. T..
Drew, .. X. Harris, Mcssrs. Golden, Fen
wick, and other gentlemen. Our fellow
citizens generally arc invited.
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BUEL HALL French AND ENGLISH DAY
School, 322 | street, rc-opcns September
ed. Parents should obtain one Of Tia clrcu-
lars from the bookstores.
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THE best place in this city to purchase
your teas, cotiees, flour, &C., Is at the hincri.
can tea store, corner Seventh and | streets. I
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COMING YACHT RACE.-At u meeting Of
the owners Of the yachts John T. Given and
the Witch Of the Wave, the three-days race
of $3.50 per day was not agreed upon, owing
the boat until after the money was deposited.
Al the meeting, however, 1t is arranged that
u race between the abovc-named boats
should take place at an carly day, at 500
apiece for each contestant, should three
boats enter Tonight meeting will be
held at Shekcll's restaurant, foot OF Seventh
street, when the matter will be more fully
lscussed
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The ScAvESGER-CART NuIsASCE.-In n
paragraph published yesterday, in relation
to violation OF law by scavengers who 20
through the city with their carts before mid
night, we charged the Third ward scavcngcr
with the violation. We have since received
satisfactory evidence that wa pnuncod upon
the wrong officer, and we are glad to be in-
formed that the person charged docs nj .
violate the law In this respect. One OF the
scavcngers, however, was guilty, and no
matter from what ward he halls, II Is TO be
hoped he will hereafter have respect to the
law and not pass through the heart Of the
city with his cart at hours before pedestrians
have left the avenue.
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OCn rELLow-TowSsMAS, q. W. Drew,
esq, who has been luXuriating ut the White
Mountains OF New Hampshire for some six
weeks, returned home last evening, doubly
rcjuvenatcd by his rambles on the snow
Glad peaks of the White Mountains.
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NoTrcE.-D. W. Anderson, the colored
justice Of the pcace-office 2lJ l street, be-
tween Nineteenth and Twentieth
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VIZ recommend our readers and friends
TO the American tea store, corner of Seventh
and streets north, where they can procure
pure teas of fresh importation from China
and japan at New York prices.
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Que A RyE EEp hYEsy F RAP

PITTsBURO, PA, June Is, lSt9
seAlol proposals will be received at the united
States 81 sineers 0iics, 10 Pittsburg, Pa until
O'CLOCK, p. m, Of WEDNESDAY, June 10, 1860,
SI IaS and on nut M H Xxx
dams INCLUDING . sufficient quantity Of brush at
pnints whore needed, Also, for river excavations
ofEraysi
Tho stones for the dam. to be generally four to
ave n.x euRlS iess shg ny i .hsS GnS sa9'e 49,
work to be commenced forthwith. Ten per isssntum
otthe monthly estimates q NIX done Will DO re.
thcir proposals. With iho names o. two surstlOs;
Ibis once 10 be allied up By the bidders.
The right Is reserved to reject any or all BIDS II
u shall be deemed for the interest Of the Goyern
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Painting.
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Economy Butter Company

ask the attention. Of all Interested 10 the reduction
Of tho ortr VACANT cot Of BUTTER. TO their prae-
teal and economical system Of making pure prime
BUTTER by the aid fthe
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s. C. MILLS, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
Office and residence No. Oh II street north,
between Third and Fourth streets west.
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Rsy. FATHER MCNALLr, pastor of St.
Stephens church, corner Twcnty-ffth and
Pennsylvania avenue, Is, we regret to learn,
lying quite III ut the parsonage, from cholera
morbns.
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SHOOTING DoGs.-Pursuan 10 Instructions
the police yesterday commenced shooting
dogs running large unmuzzlcd, and In one
precinct no is than thlrty-two fat specl-
mems were sent 70 the "sausagc-factoryn or
bone yard. The number reported f'llod
yesterday was about $50.
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Is THESE dull times our readers should
know the cheapest place to buy their gro
cc-es, end they can do SO by going TO the
\ -srican toa sseTs, corner of so~orth aud
streets north.
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DON'T forget to go to the American tea
store for pure coffee roasted, fresh every
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FoR Wclch's aud Bonds family -four go
to the American tea store, where you can
purchase Il at Wholesale prices.
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CIRCUIT CounT-Jud9s Wyie.-This court
was occupied as follows yesterday
Frank NJ. I.s1enby vs.. J: Harry Thompson.
Argued on q demurrer by Messrs. Perry and
CoItrell. Demurrer oyerruled and judgme mt
(, plaintiff In tl2T 80.
Pcugh h Springer vs.. A. W. Hughes. The
judgment by default heretofore made In this
son.
=. Mahan Ell Al.vs. v. Marks and ]. L. Woods.
This WAS an old Judgment Of S2os.G7, which
! was renewed by gciyc JdcfaS on May II, Judg-
inent was entered gu the renewal OF judgment
for the full amount.
Moses Kelly vs.. Uroton Fletcher. BY argu.
meat between Mr.. Cox aud Mr.. Hins the nOu-
! suit entered 10 this case was set aside and
Judgment confessed for 1907.
Tho court then adjourned until Tuesday.
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BASE BALL.-The game of base bali yes
tertlay afternoon At the grounds OF the Ma
tionals, between the Jefferson and Nationals,
resulted In favor Of the Jefferson Club. The
score was 80 to 81. The fielding on tho part
of the ylctors was unusually good and ELECTED
much praise from those who witnessed the
game.
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PLEASURE THPs TO MOUNT VERNON AND
WHITE lIoUsE.-The stermer Arrow, Capt.
Stackpole, will make two trips TO the White
House on Sunday, July 4, leaving the Sixth
street wharf at $3.50 a. IN. and $3.50 p. IN.
Fare so cents.
On Monday, July o, the Arrow will make
two trips to Mount Vernon and White
House, starting at the same hours as on
Sunday. Fare for the round trip, $3.50.
This arrangement affords opportunities for
delightful pleasure excursions on both days.
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G. A. R.-Thc post commanders and dele
gates cleo meet at Grand Army Hall at
o'clock tonight.
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OPINION OF THg BALTIMORE PREss on THE
GREAT CURATIvE.-Fcvcr stricken patients
who have been reduced 10 skeletons almost
by the ravages Of disease, aud whose sys-
tens require artificial stimulants to assist
them In regaining their accustomed strength,
find In Charles Gautler's Native Wine Bit
tiers remedy Of the most satisfactory char
acter. The effects produced by this valuable
tonic are almost magical, and our most eml.
ncnt physicians do not hesitate to recon-
mend H.
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LADIES AND GgSTLEMEN.-Prof Corp,
we understand, will remain in town during
this month to take charge Of the special July
classes in bookkeeping. This will afford
orr yourg friends who are at home on yaca'
ton and others also an opportunity Of nc.
and from to Sp. N. Terms, $40. Sec
advertisement of Business College in another
column.
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THE FouRTH or JULY is near at hand
and pic-nics and excursions arc In demand.
No one will think of going without procur-
Ing one of those linen suits which can be
found at A. straus', north side of Pennsyl-
yania avenue, between Tenth aud Eleventh
streets, in every style and variety, and at
reasonably cheap prices. U
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EQUITY CoURT-yudge Oiin-This court was
occupied as follows yesterday:
Elizabeth Davis vs., Samuel Davis. The plain.
tin in this case was allowed TO take further
testimony.
Jas. Il. walls VS.. Mary A. Fletcher. The
report OF the sale Of real estate made In thi,
case not having been objected to within the
legal period the Court ordered the final con-
ilTmation OF the sale.
Mary A. Miller vs.. NJ. A. Ellis. Order Of
reference to auditor, on motion OF U. Csrusi,
to ascertain the amount due petitioner out OF
proceeds OF sale heretofore ordered.
John I. Conner vs.. DeDjamin Suit. Order
appointing Asbury Lloyd trustee, to make
certain cODveyances In the decree specified.
A DIVORCE cAsK-sHoRr MARRIED LIFE.
Mary l.. Brown va. W. Z. brown. The
plaintiff seeks a divorce from her husband.
She represents that she was married by Rev.
MIR. Addison, OF this city, In June, 1909; her
maiden name being Carpenter; that her coz
sent to the marriage Aforesaid was obtnincd
by fraud, but thar since she has ob;siped
know ledge OF the fraud she has not cohabited
with said defendant as his wife but that her
husband hAs, since marriage, been guilty oil
adulterpus Intercourse with woman ma ne
Lee. She, therefore, prays y divorce.
Mr.. Brown not having sppesTed, decree
was made ordering \ publication TO be made
defence ~ made Judge DIN viii sOOn make a
brown Of her III chosen spouse.
This IL tho case In which tho newly made pair
were brought back from Alexandra, and
which attracted so much attention . few
weeks since.
AIiourncl
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CORPORATION BoSDs.-The first years
interest on tie corporation bonds Ia being
paid at the Office Of the city register, and
yesterday quite number OF coupons were
! liquidated.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE to all persons
having goods deposited at Princes loan
office, aud interest unpaid for sir months, TO
call ~ once If they wish to save their articles.
No. nj Pennsylvania avenue,
4 Between Tenth and Eleventh sts.
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ETIEADeTh UANWl -
vs.. mol ,lN Equity Docket, o.
Chaa Davis.
On motion Of the complainant. by M A. X,
Browne, her solicitor, II Is ordered that the de-
PENDANT cause bis appearance tO be entered herein
on or before tho hrst rule day occurring forty days
after this days otherwise the cause viii DO pro-
eeeded with Is IN case Of default
Ny order Vi tlo Court.
True eopy-fGst: X, J. MRI0S,,
A-,gnT
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SEE advertisement of a pocke:-bOOk lost.
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NatiuuM gepnblifau

SATURDAY soRsIsoii;iin,iuv;JuLYs, 1902,
sS-PrRsoss LrAviso rnE CRY for the eouatry
OF the watering places eau have the DAILY Ma.
rioSAL REPUBLICAN mailed regularly to them by
leaving their names and adiress at this oficc.
Terms ATTY cents per month.
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The GRAND EXCURSION TO NORFOLK,
NIgGISIA.-The splendid steamer, W. W.
Colt, now at Hlgh-street wharf, Georgetown,
and which lie to run regularly between this
city and Norfolk, was yesterday visited by
who, after inspecting her superior passenger
and freight facilities, were loud In their
praise Of the vessel. She Is one Of the fast
est steamers ever on the Potomac, and made
the trip from Baltimore to Georgetown In
less than fourteen hours. To-day the Colt
starts on au excursion to Norfolk, Fortress
Monroe, Rip Raps and Cape Henry, and the
party will be one Of the most select that ever
left our District on Il trip of nlA~s"rv. rne
Gnth-street wharf, Washington, at o p. IN.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-03

MANY OF OUR FRIENDS who never before
could get suited In Ready Made Clothing
speak In the highest terms of tho style,
finish and material of the Oak Hall suits,
which arc nearly II not quite equal to GUS
tom-made, and are sold at about ono half
the price. In the custom department Of
Oak Hall goods are made up TO order at the
shortest notice, and certain iii guaranteed.
400 Seventh street, opposite post office.
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Flour ISspEcrIoSs.-Mr. c. T. Edmon-
stou, ilour Inspector In Georgetown, reports
the following for the month OF June, Family,
$3.50; Extra, 1890; Super, ss7; Fine, l9i;
First Middlings, 1879; Second Middlings, 3;
Broad Arrow, o; Rye, 49, ending June 30,
&C, 57S.
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GERMAN VETERAN UNIoN.-The German
Veteran Union met Wednesday evening Ia
Wills Hall, vice president, Captain Fenk,
presiding. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing six months: Prc.l-
lencrt. Captain John Fciki first vice presl
dent, Major John Trzcaiak; second vice
president, W. Young; third vice president
a. Dittrich; recording secretary, l.. Rhcb;
corresponding secretary, Hugo Eichholtz;
financial secretary, Leopold Schneider ;
Treasurer, D. Pfeil; sergcant-at-arms, II. 4.
Walter The new officers took the oath OF
Office, after which President Fenk addressed
the union in q brief speech, and was fol.
lowed by Vice President Trzeaiak and other
members, VINO congratulated the union on
having increased last year by the addition OF
lhirty-threc new members. The spccchc.
concluded, the union adjourned.
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SALE or MoSEI.-At the second monthly
meeting Of the South Washington building
Association, $500 was sold at an average
Of nfty-one per cent. premium.
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TWENTIETH PASTORAL ASSIvERsARY.-
The congregation Of st. Paul's Lutheran
church, corner Of II and Eleventh streets,
will celebrate the twentieth pastcrnl ami
versary tomorrow morning, when the ser
mon vii, 70 preached by the pastor, Rev. J..
II. Butler. The pastoral reception will take
place on Tuesday evening next, at s o'clock,
IN the lecturc-room Of the church.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-03

BUSINESS on THE CAsAL.-Thc number Of
arrivals during lat month on the canal OK
ceeded any previous month since Its con-
struction 800 boats are registered at tho
collectors office, on which the sum Of 5000
In tolls was collected.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.


Dtssribution Of Premiu ms - wash.
fsGsen Acsdemy Of the visitation
80. CcciIia's Acndemy-rhc Pubitc
HahoSls.
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The NATiosAL LIFE Insurance COMPANY
during the existence Of eleven months has
acquired national reputation, and has dur.
ing that time issued policies insuring over
slS,0OO,0O0. There are several new features
In its tables well worthy Of consideration.
Persons about to insure should read their
circular. Messrs. Biackford & Hamlink, the
general agents for the District, will cheer.
fully furnish the circulars and give any In.
formation upon the subject Of insurance.
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WRApPISo PAPER FOR SALE AT THIS
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WHISTLE PkDDLER.-solomon Asher was
arrested yesterday faftefaoon by Oficer
Hughs, and brought before Justice Thomp-
son at the Central guard-housc, on the
charge OF selling wooden whistles without
a License. AT FIRST the prisoner plead that
he manufactured the whistles In this city,
and had right to sell without license, but
being pressed with questioning by the JUS
tee he finally acknowledged that they were
made In New York. Justice Thompson
fined him $50 which he paid.
1t seems that the whistles are made Of
wood and sold for three pennies each. When
blown they Bound very much like the whis-
ties carried by the police, and the guardians
Of the peace" have already been misled by
boys blowing them. Last night Officer Ac-
ton, having as he thought been called by
his partner, discovered 10 his chagriou that
he was victim TO one OF Asher's whistles,
which he promptly condscated, In the
hands Of the boys who bad them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-08
GEORGETOWN.
Affairs in GEORGETOWN.

RRLIGIoUs.-At Trinity Catholic Church,
yesterday morning, Rev. b. A. Nagaire, $ J.,
President OF Georgetown College, delivered an
excellent sermon preparatory IL the com
barton NJ. l.. Church, Rev. DIR. McCauley
having recovered from his recent Illness
preached both III the morning and evening
1.-THE Bridge Stree Presbyterian Church, Rev.
DT. a. Il r.. Taylor, the pastor, delivered the
third OF series OF Lectures on the Book of
Esther, taking tor his subject "Mordecl,."
RIVER FRoNT-Entered-Stea George
ii. stout, Ford, Philadelphia. ClearC a
Steamer Valley City, McCarty, for New York
POTOMAC DIVISION :. OF 7. held 4 special
meeting last evening, and initiated eleven can
didates. which ceremony was followed by
spirited addresses from Messrs. Wheeler j
Lee, and X. III. MattIngly.
LA RUE's MINISTRIES appear At Forrest Hall
tomorrow night, and VIII no doubt draw a
cfowdcd house, as their reputation mas pre-
coded hem.