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Fed, AND COMFORT.

\
For Boston, Worcester Ftchburg Junction Lowell Law.
Manchester Concord Palmer BrtebOTO AID inteTDes
date The aud stAnch steamers
CITY OF BOSTON.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Trains leave

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Irainsl leave
Il Il Thrtiesh.st as follows:
NJ Chicago Express Drawing attached
10 Special Drawing-ro Express for Rochester
1890 m. Day Express Drawing-fuOE attached
NJ, Montreal Express, Drawing-roOm attached
Pacific Express with Sleeping tbough 70 Chicago With
oct change. via NJ. c. r., also l. X NJ = RI (DnlIG
IL ?. Night Express, Sleeping attached
7:l5 a N 1880 and ?. m, POugbkeepse lTAoA
m. ais, and $3.50 D. N, Pe-kskil Trains
I and $50 M, Sing Sing Trains
6:I5 100 $40 m n AIS 5lO. and ll;9o m YsriE
ID .
60 TO Poughkeepsle on sundays) j. NJ ToUCBY, sspl
Nov. IS 1854
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James
~ slip:
800 N. Mall train for Greenpor.
1880 for Royn Gen Cove Locust valley Hustngton, and
Eoribpot
?. M, RiVerbead Express Train.
m for ROsyB. Glea Cove Locust Valley HunrrgtoD, and
Hor,hport
~. H., North Islp
M, from Hunters Point. for Jamaica snd Hampstead
Al trains oonnec; Branch for Henpstsad
SUNDAY RoY Glen Locust Valley Hrtgtoa and
Eorthport, leave Hunters Point at and p N
l. D. BARTON Supt
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ash S9ublitatiuus.

A MEXICAN PHOT0-LITHOGRAPHI CO.'S
N OfFICE has been removed to No f4O Putonst. n y.
CLERMONT or LIVINGSTON MANOR-A
~ Biographical History Livingston family before and during the
Independence Of Judge ROb Livingston
Chancellor livingston Edsam Livingston, Gen Montgomery, Gen
Armstrong fu Of the first nsyg4
pou With I've usraOns large 8vo Price $40 By
great Chancellor Livingston Copies PAID
5ee.ipt of the pree FOR COPIES applyto s. BUTLER.
I'm ofN Y Soeistr 'IiIrarv uuiVersty Place n Y
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DRlNCE 81 Co. ORGANS, with six stops, for
425 STILES Of Pipe Ton Or,n. T,,s i,',,usnt
fsily warranted s. =, GORDON ~ E,ssjsss "' '
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yflusital anstrmttuts.

Salts By SnttiuH.
A. MERwIS Auctoneer
DY BANGS, MERWIN a. CO., Broadway, COT
I'D Ahst-sas Of Books WorEs Of Ara Fancy Goods Forn @
GEo. A. LEAvTr Aucuoneer .,r,,1~y
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLlNd0N
ID HALL Astorpaee. and Bigbthst LBAvITT srRBBblGh
GALE of MILITARY PROPkRTY.-Will be
- SOLD by AUCTION
- ,h n, yov inst al tho state Arsenal In the City Of Portland
A'I' "''A y 49, MILITARY PROPERTY
,oiu0 Of Rifles Muskets Sabers bquD0ents rents iOob &c
Most q the property IN good order and
Name Nov o. loo' j. O. BAILEY,
Auctioneer
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NEw-YOKK AND NEW-HAYEN RAIL:
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY To- 1903
Passenger Station Eswlok Of TWeutyseVnibs sbl
FOurth.ave. Bntranee TwcntTseyebths
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK,
For New Haven and Bridgeport. T. (Exl lO a 2:l3 tEI
tRL J. 3;45. 49, $3.50, aud (Er) p.
Milford straifor Fairfield Southport weport n %
m. 3;45. $780, aud $; 30 ?. ~.
For NOr~ak lBLl lloo l2:I5 gI). (Erl 3:'S
$3.50 (BIl $50, $50, aud (BI.l p m.
For Daien T. 1850 a. 3:45. a;3O. $50 and $50
For Stamford :. (EGl g. 1880 l2S (BIl 2:D. 3tEIl
3:45. 400 (EL) 4:15. $50, 6:3j. 7:l3 (Er.l
For Greenwich D. 1850 2:I5 315 3:t 5:9 $50 rs
Chester aud intermediate ll.JO a. s
3;S3. 4:45, $50. ESQ., Tl5 aud a.2O p.
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Springfield, m. Tx }. tELl pm
For Boston. via Shore Line 1915 (kE). m.
For Hartford aud Springfield. a. m (EIl l2l3 Ot) Z
For Connscicu' River Railroad (BT) 9S IN {" hhe'A
Hartford Proridgnee Fhkn Railroad (EI) n; y
P
For SewHveu Ysw.LOndou and S'ouiagOu Railroad at
l2:5, asp. m.
For Honsatonic Railroad. s a AMI
For Naugatuck Railroad. a. m, lhN j. $50 r m
Danbury and Norwak Railroad ll9 and $50 sb1y
m with Freight train from NoTNak "a DAnbuD,
For Railroad. 1913. 1870, and $50
COmmodous Sleeping Cars attached To- p m tram
. -. 4. 49,
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Bib puhlitaiiuus
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m ,esv. New.York daily supdsy eIceptedl, O'Clock
pier 10 North Riyer foot OF Canal and WsttsstG
For and Norwich, there connecting With Express trains
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Ter and Boston Hartford, and Erie ItAlAo Dads - - 49, -
For through tickets AID freight apply Al the omce Pier n
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THE UNIVERSE;
or
THE INFINITELY GREAT AND THE 1Ntl
NTrELY LITTLE.

Translated from the French
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,g peope 10 vivid language what life aud movement are gong on %
80 gn an .onv The around them aud the ooe ana lne
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n inward the Vegetable Kingdom Geology aud the Sdereh Uh
verse The supbly printed and prolP husA'su WIZ"
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n,6 Qualifications.
NEW SUPERBLY ILLUSTRATED
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PoR I96o-7o
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NO. 654 BROADWAY. EBW.rORk
ADv GERALDINE.

LADY GERALDlN1 ~.
nv MRS RIIZABBTH BARRETT BRoWhiho. w r
VIII over thirty Illustrations Of them tuh po 49,, ,nfrm
H,rpessy and engraved w. Linton. vol sma iii III
with CoeTs SATURDAY gbt" Songs Of Lfe &c 'o'"' ~ s
IS; Turkey antique extra, 81 - -. r.,s, before been
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iraby for The pupose gin book aud Mr. tennesy The
Illustrations caught reproduced the spirit OF the poem .
gepiss Of time srt,t Mr Lntons work the volume - %
I've a, any he has executed and Ia this exquisite m @
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Alexandria AnnIrs,

The Gazette Of Thursday evening says
THE result Of the late surveys Of the pro-
posed extension OF tho Alexandria, Loudoun
and Hampshire railroad Is line through
the Blue Ridge mountains by tunnel 1--WE
miles north Of Snickersville; by which Ave
miles length Of track can be saved In the
distance to Winchester. The newly sur
yeyed tunnel Is considerably shorter than
the one located in 1855, and the new line
will cross the Shenandoah at less elevation
than that run In 1855. The late survey Is
spoken OF by those who are considered to
be excellent engineers as rejecting credit
upon Captain Addison Marbury, who had 1t
In charge.
A REGULAR stated meeting of the Orange,
Alexandria and Manassas railroad directory
commenced It's session at the office Of the
company In this city this morning. Among
the business TO be transacted at this meeting
will be, It Is said, the appointment of a clerk
and treasurer Of the company to oil the va
cancy caused by the death Of the late JAS.
II. Reid.
MINNESOTA expects $1,000 Swedish emil
grants this wear,
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apple tliuns have boau fled nder the provisions
81 the homestead law. viii he excluded from tue
sale.
Tho oherlpE Of the above designated Auds will be
commenced I'd tho day appointed, aud will proceed
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the msrner prescribed blythe hrst section Of the
whole ,hsll have been 20 ,rrd, ,nd the sale thus
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this ,osenth day Jf hey, Anuo DOmini Que ihou
sand eight hundred and sixty. nin.
by the President: s. GRANT
JOS 5. WILSON. Commissioner u the ususral Land
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standing Is gentleman Of character aud responsi-
skis pfssIs d sfsE6iIY " CURES ttRfs
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GALBRAITH CHAPEL SUNDAY. SiyaooL.-The
Sabbath school Of aalbraith chapel, on L
street, betyfcJn Fourth and Fifth, at the
sunday school celebration on Monday last,
CARRIED a neat silk banner with handsomely
painted design, representing Moses In the
bulrushcs. This school was heretofore re-
ported as having carried cotton flag.
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Remove THE DEAD.-WhIle the police are
prosecuting the dog war we hope they will
not forget 10 sec that their dead are not
''left on the field" For instance, there has
been dead dog lying on B street south,
Lieutenant Noonan, In charge Of the SAM
tary brigade.
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Tue CAsAL.-No canal boats arrived at
Georgetown yesterday, owing to the fact of
an accident occurring at the Seven Locks on
Thursday, whereby one OF the lock gates
was displaced. The injury is now repaired
and the boats will be able to get through to-
day.
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SAD CASE OF DRowSISG.-A sad case OF
drowning occurred on Wednesday afternoon,
between 5 and 0 o'clock, which resulted In
the death of boy named John g. Hagger.
The deceased lived In Washington, and had
come here in company with his mother for
the purpose of spending II few days, and was
stopping at the residence Of relative on
Holllns street, near Mount. On the after
noon in question he obtained permission to
20 and collect blackberries with his cousin.
In the course Of about three hours the cousin
returned, and stated that his companion had
fallen In Gwynn's Falls and was drowned.
Mr.. Stephen j. Joice, who lives In the ad-
joining house, went to the place where the
boy had fallen in, and, after some efforts,
succeeded Ia recovering the body. The grief
ul the mother at the sudden loss of this, her
only child, was heartrelding. - Baltimore
SIM. y,.I. r.LdU
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Y -. . - = JTNR ", IJIJ,
District VI COluHibfI. Washington CTuniy.fG Vii
Ia the case Of BDwAkD sHiPPgS, Ndmiu' s'rauf.
W OF Edward Wharton, desrasrd, III Sdm.IlF
tratoI W q. Aforesaid has, wlih the y rrub,rnu"
said, appointed Tuesday, Jqit a. y. 1870. thr
estate Of said deceased, and or IL. /, "a L4Ld
as far as tao same haye bcsn eYll std ~
itoTr aud heirs Of said deceased sre nuIihsL t,ri
tend. with their claims properly yuuchsd, OF ih,>
may otherwise by law be excluded from an benefit
In said deceased esatsI provided a cory uf This
order he published once week for three wiTks III
the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, previous to the sAid
Test A. WEBSTER,
je'D-wsw Register Of Wills.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

On the petition OIL. 2. sTopDAED. of Worcester.
Mass. praying for the extension OF n patent
gragted 10 him on az 9th day Of October, ls5, for
nu Improvement 10 Producing husle by Steam or
Condemned Air:
II il ordered that the said Iatlun he heard at this
flee % the ooh y NJ september peNt Any per-
ton may oppose this extension Objections depOsi-
tOus, aud other papers, should be hled In this
Oh CO twenty days before the day Of hearing.
SAMUEL 5, flsAER,
jy:-Fjw CommiSsiOrer Of Patents,
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MAss-MEETISG OF CoLolED CITIzEss.-
II is proposed at an early date to call meet
ing OF the colored citizens who have chill
dren or are interested In the public schools
for the purpose Of selecting the names OF
suitable persons to be presented to the Sec
Rotary Of the Interior as the choice Of such
citizens for trustees of the colo-ed schools.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-10

CHURCH TO De REPAIRED.-The trustees
OF Wesley Chapel NJ. E. church have de-
cided to proceed to place In thorough repair
upon. 1t is expected to complete the work
OF reconstruction early In the fall.
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A THEY CAPTURED.-ThomasR owdtree,
alias John Ensor, who for some days past
has been engaged In petty tbieving In George
town, was arrested yesterday by Officer
Volkman, while he was endeavoring to col
Der Of engine company No. 2 ~. Justice
Buckley sent him to jail on two charges OF
larceny.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-10

MEssRs. GEO. W. LISvH.LE & Co. are now
landing fine assortment Of eastern lumber ut
the Sixth street wharf, which they offer for
sale at low prices.
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GOVERNMENT SALE oF. QLoIHIHg AND
VI EoUIPAoB AND ogARTBRhAsTERs'

STORES
DEPUTY ouARrERsAsrER 0RSEHAL' QYIIoH, 1
~. . PHiLApELrHiA, JAMS -, lDo. Y y. =.
Be 'Sli a RssSsI ; ynIa e s.ssy,s,
ssS Y SS f R.ss q: s:s.Gs e
10 State. army. large ioi Of tloiSiss. Camp and
osr5i.Go Faqpss and aaar''rmsstsr s'ors''
81 rs Uaiform Jackets Veteran Reserve Corps,
E,7O yards wor.tsd O Gods. new.
IN ysrds Black Cloth, new,
1855 Common SnTss F.se. hif ssss new 8p
There will be sold Al d. same ting large lot Of
Damaged Clothing aud EquipaGe and ouartermas-
tiers Stores, consisting 10 part Of
2,dO Wooden Blankets.
2i2l UnifoTm Goats.
So sack Goats.
LIS Forage Caps.
400 shirts.
$50 pairs sioekings.
t,gb pairs Trowssrs. -
1,100 Drain Sacks eH ISL
90 sets Harness.
80 feet Galvanized Pips.
10,0h Gas Pipe, assorted,
and a VARIETY Of articles. cnbr.s,ns GheyIoas.
Carts, Saddles, FOOLS, &c,
Terms Cs'h-psysbie in United Stats eur
, Az property purchased nus. DO removed within
SooN WI Y ,sld "a lot, e ,ps p.Isss.s
.his oiase Q, At the o,ss Of CsR,.is 5llI. sehsy.
Thomas sons, Nos. I3g and Ifl south Iourth
street. STEWART VAN yLIEr,
Deputy onartermA-tsr Oon,rn', and Brsy. Maj.
''". ~ f' bt'N
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FAST DRIVING. Edward O'Brlen was ar
rested by officer Scott, charged with driving
his horse faster than the law allows. jus
tice Schmidt fined the accused t5.
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Sons or TEMpgRANCE.-The open air
meetings Of the committee OF the Howard
Division, Sons Of Temperance, will be con-
tinued on Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock, in
the west Capitol grounds, near the main
steps. Addresses will DO delivered by W.
P. Drew, F. NJ. Bradley, o. X. Harris, J..
Fcnwiek, II. Rothrie aud other gentlemen
Our fellow-citizcns generally are invited to
attend.