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FOR SALE

FOR SKIE- |----I---
EOR SALE, 4 SECONDHAND PORT
Il ABLE ENGINE tRichmoHd make Iii com
pie order: ,,.s. ,,,,,o vot,r oE
OXEN, LOG TRUCK, SAW-hlLL CASIlAGs'
e JOHN CUSSONS, CIen Alien, a.
,nyl3-codst - HenricO county, Va.
TgNO CONTRACTORS AND LUMBER
DEALERS.
FOR SALE, THE LICENSE FOR LAYING
THE PATENT NICHOLSON WOoD PAVE
NEXT for The States of Virginia and West Vir-
uinfa Address w. Is. GREENE,
an 2g-Im~ 22a Broadway, New York city.
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The HoT SPRISG-that only fountain of
hot water east Of the Mississippi river-is
amongst the most famous, az it was the car
| lcSt visited for health Of all the mineral WA
tcrs of the State. The proprietors are indie
! Gltigablc in their plans and efforts to give
entire satisfaction to all the guests of the
place. The baths of the Hot are numerous
and various i'll temperature as well aS in
! their constituent parts. In temperature the
variation is from the tepid to JOG degrees.
The wonderful efficacy of these famous
waters in cases Of physical torpidity, worn-
down systems, rheumatism, gout, and func-
| tional arrangements, have been so thorough
! ly established that it seems to be work
! OF Supcrcrogation to speak of them. We
have often been witness of these great
achievements. which make the Hot Springs
another "pool Of Sloan"
DR.. WILLIAMS, the very practical and ac-
compli>hed resident physician during the
last season and two or more preceding, will
not be at the Hot this season. Ills successor,
| Dr.J. l.. CABELL, of the University, is Il gen
tleman who forhiS learning enjoys national
! fame, and is distinguished for his great prac-
teal skill in his profession.
The popular agent, Colonel JAMES W.
MCCLUNG, is still fiourishing at the IIoT.
| His very name is guarantee of comfort and
of that sunshiny contcntment and cheerful
ness that ever prevail under his administra-
ton. Tie had not gray hair in his hcap
when we first saw him. There is Il great
change in this particular; but there has
been neither variation nor shadow of change
in that trait of his which is the perfection
of the true gcntleman-untaggin devotion
to the comfort of friends and guests. That
is the chief source Of his happiness on earth.
May he live Il thousand years, and we sur
vive him, simply to write his obituary.
The Hot is now reached by the lovely
route up Jackson's river from Covington,
which we described yesterday. Than the
situation where these hot waters issue from
the earth there could be none more roman
tic and refreshing. Let us all envy the for
tunatc people VII, may enjoy it the ensuing
summer.
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PIQUES! PIQUES! PIQUEs!
PIQUES! PIQUES!
A splendid line of These goods in all qualities at
prices that urc bound to suit.
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Those beautiful MARL LENOS which sold so
readily at 5sc have been reduced to 5oc In c"nsc-
qucncc of our having purchased a very large lot
at auction lower than ever.
Those beautiful ABYSSINIAN STRIPES re-
drcedt TO Soc, worth 75c. These goods are in per-
feet order. We do not sell damaged goods
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Herald Emma Palmer: Morning. Lollc IIlggin-
b"tham Twilight. Sallic Aylctt: Night, lucic
Jones: Queen of Icphyrs, Katie ElyS"n. and
three attendants, rs follows: Matte Purcell. Sal
lie Lathrop and five attendants, rs follows: Lily
plcaSants. Bessie BiSpham. Marion Minnigcrodc.
Lizzie Nycr~. Ncttic Foster. -Four Seasons
Spring. Emma johnson summer. Lizzie sutton
Autumn. Katie peasants: : Winter. Sarah Bailey.
Maids OF Iouur--First Carrie HoUkcr: second.
Sallic Purcell third, Cassie Tucker; fourth Alice
bailey nth. Emma Gray; SIXTH Helen Barks-
dale Sccptrc Bearer, Corlnnc kcarfoth Garla nd
Bearer, Fannie Gray: Queen, Fannie Palmer
Crowncr. Lon Barksdalc /: Crown Bearer, Willie
kpariUth.
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STRIPED ALPACh-some new designs;
STRIPED MOUSSELAISES;
WHITE ALPACA, from the lowest grade to the
most superb quality:
Ga SWISS MCSLINS at so and &C. worth 75c. and
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A few more left OF those
SPLENDID LARGE-SIZE SUMNER BRIDAL
QUILTS ut $l.s5 worth S2.25.
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8irllmol1d 0ispattlr,
WEDNESDAY,. MAY 10, 1869.

TIE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIspATCII" ."
Is LARGER THAN TIE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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DHENIX FOUNDRY, Lz.-
/ No. Q EIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN
MAIN AND FRANKLIN,
RICHMOND, VA. ia f.@
VILLA VI B. COOK,

VILLA B.COQK,
MANUFACTURER on 2 81
Iron Railing. handsome patterns of Balconies
and Ecrandahs, Vault and Cellar Doors, Grasings,
Window Guards, Awning Frames Corinthfsn
Columns and Capitals, Ornamental Cast Brackets
for shelving, SC, all sizes; Gas and Water PIPE.
Iydrant Keys and Rods for winter and gas, pcnti-
ators for brick and wood cornice, Traps for hy-
drants and culverfs, Coal Shoots.
4 full line of PLOW-CASTINGS for plows In
general use throughout the country always on hsnd
! All kinds of IRON WORK for buildings and
castings generally. .#s a fs rs
Thankful to the public for their liberal patron
age for the past fifteen years, most respectfuiiy
solicit the continuance Of the same.
All orders filed with dispatch and promptly at
tended to In the best wOrkmanlikc manner.
nv lin
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QUEEN OF May PARTY.-Quitc large
party of our prettiest and most fascinating
ladies participated in Queen of May party
on Monday evening in the yard of Mr..
George Palmcr's residence. The occasion
was one of the happiest we have ever wit
messed, and cold indeed must have been the
heart that was not touched by the beautiful
scene. The groups of pretty fairy-like
creatures, in their spotless robes. the deco
sations surrounding, the youthful JOY viSi-
bic III their countenanccs, and the perfect
manner and conscious pride with which
each one repeated her little speech to the
Queen Of the month OF flowers, combined
to render the sight most attractive. one:
Mothers, sisters, and brothers, too enjoyed
it rs spectators. and one could note with
a feeling of peculiar satisfaction that most
pleasing feature in our cold human nature
the pleasure one feels in seeing the young
people enjoying themselves. This May
party was full of beauty and innocence, and
the rude nature that could not have felt its
sympathizing influences must be beyond re-
demption.
We give below 4 list Of the young ladies
who mart irinrtpl
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
G5~ A L W A S SO!

LEVY BROTHERS
ALWAYS TAKE THE LEAD IN EVERY
THING WHICH TENDS TO BRING GOODS
DOWN TO FAIR AND EQUITABLE
PRICES. THEY RECEIVE THREE
TIMES A WEEK FROM THEIR
BUYERS IN NEW YORK
NEW GOODS,
NEW GOODS,
NEW GOODS.
GREAT REDUCTION
IN THE
rRlCE OF DRESS GOODS.
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MACHINERY, q

ALL MINDS OF NEW WORK; REPAIRING
S.TEAM-ENGINEs and BOILERS in city and
country; TOBACCO WORK OF oil kinds mado
and repaired, with all kinds Of s:eam.attings f.r
JUSTED aud REPAIRED. Exclusive agents for
JUDSOS'S PATENT STEAM-ESGINE. GOV
ERNOR. SELDEN'S PATENT STEAM-EN-
CINE PACKING. Utica Steam Gauge Company's
STEAM GAUGES. Every ono OF these, gauges
are warranted for year. We know them to DO
than any OTHER make. A full line OF the above ar
ticlcs always on hand We also keep HOLLANDS
PATENT SELF-FEEDISG OlI-EUP, Tor shall
ing and all kinds Of machinery, which saves ninety
per cent of oil. This is the newest and best thing
now out. Come aud see IL and US. s...-gsr !. !.
GEORGE B. SbOAT.n - : &.
my A. JACKSON ADDIAGIOh.-
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ALL KINDS OF DRESS GOODS VERY LOW
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SEEDSMES, FLORISTS, &c.

ID ELfABLE GARDEN SEEDS--a COM
IL pict" assortment.
NAVY BEANS, MARROW BEANS,
SEED PoTATOES-all Yarctcs-cary and
late. For sale by
ana AILISOS Il ADDISON.
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We have just received an assortment of SURGI-
CAL INSTRUMENTS manufactured by Ticmann
and others. PURCELL, LADD K CO.,
Dru,,yI.ts.
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-21

Of the Methodist Church, speak Of Mari
Harris. Collected TO and objection sus
willis r. Pope. Witness lives In Brool; 1
lyn, N. Y, Is engaged In school at Uppe,I
Marlboro is theological student Of Tho
Presbyterian Church Is acquainted inl
Georgia; was born In Shanta, Hancock
county, Ca, knows Marian Harris. VIZ
ness saw her name In the paper, and cai,N,
here out. of curiosity. Never spoke to Sch, n
man. Marian Harris character for veracll>
is that every one speaks Of her as being
disreputable woman; sho Ia q woman I'll I,
would lie. Witness would not believe her
oath.
s-cxamined. Witness has not seen h i
for ten yeas; then everybody In Sparta sp
she would lie. Don't know that he cou
name any person who said so. Knows not,
ing Of hor during the past ten years excel
that she lives In Atlanta. Don't know vii
charged her with lying or what she wa
charged with lying about. Never deceive,
witness; never had chance; 8hc would h,s-
done IL II she had chance. Witness
knew IL he [Schurmanl was convicted W
the testimony OF Marian Harris II would "
ten to one that the testimony was falg
Witness thinks this on the basis OF the tess7
mony he has Just given.
Mr.. Saunders, recalled Witness notice
schurman every day from tho LIST to the 2stl
of June. He has not been away for day
ut a time since last November. He has worn
q moustachc for tho past two or three years.
Cross-cxamined Schurman could not ha "
been absent day without witness knowing
Il. Witness memory has not been prompted
on this subject. Can not remember what
he told tho detective. Do not know the dc
tective's name.
| Re-oxamined Witness Is Vice President
mec sengor In the Senate.
Mr.. Brown. Witness met Schurman every
day from the 10th Of May to the Goth o.
June of this year. First they were getting
In voters, and afterwards they were on the
look. out for position.
Cross-cxamincd II Is not possible tia
he could have missed Schurman for singl
day. lie rccollccts twenty more persop
whom he did not miss a single day durik
that time:
Nathaniel Hines Witness is barbe
knows schurman; knew him last May an|
June; he had a moustache during scyoru|
years; has seen him nearly every day; doc
not think he was out Of town during May O
juno last.
Cross-cxamlucd. Witness shop Is on tn
corner OF Third street and Pcnnsyyarb
avenue, about two and half blocks from
where Schurman lives Witness has seer
him nearly every day for seven years past.
Mr.. Carrlngton. Do you mean to tell us
sir, that Schurman has not been out OF til
city for seven years, or that you have INC
him every day.
Witness. lie has never been out Of tr
city that know Of. Laughtcr.1
Mr.. q. You can go.
Mr.. Phillips hero announced that aftcrSth
examination of Bishop Brown and Mr.. AIR
son, the defence would close their cyidensC,
The court then adjourned until this morr
ing at 10 o'clock.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-21
LOCAL NOTICES.

! FALL or 1860 Having greatly i'm
f! proved our establishment by now
! force OF Cutters and Hands, and an
! entire New Stock of Goods, VIC ask
| your patronage and influence for the
coming season.
! From New York and Philadelphia
! We have received the choicest novel;
tics In English, French and Domestic
Goods for our Custom Department.
Also, elegant Ready-made Clothing
for Gents, Youths and Boys; and not
withstandlng our superior styles VIC
guarantee the prices lower than the
lowest elsewhere. We aim to keep q
larger, better assorted, frcshcr stock
than the other houses, and from our
uncommon facilities can certainly sell
cheaper, and warrant our goods In all
cases to give satisfaction.
Oak Hall Clothing aud Merchant
Tailoring Establishment, No. 400 Sew
| enth street, opposite the Post Office.
Note.--Gcnts' Furnishing Goods at
I reasonable pricpE.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1859.


The Board Of Aldermen held their regular
weekly session last evening, the president,
Mr.. J. s. Crocker, In the chair; present, all
the members except Mr.. Chase.
The following communications were re-
ceiyed from the Mayor, announcing his ap-
proval Of several acts which originated In
this Board.
Also, transmitting the account Of the First
National Bank of Washington with the cor
poration, for the week ending this day, as
follows.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-21

DEATH or RoGET.-Dr. Peter Mark Roget
died in England, on Friday, at the age of W
years. He was Swiss by origin, aud his
mother was a sister of Sir Samuel Romilly.
lie stood high as physician. lie is best
known by his valuable "rhesaurus of Eng
fish Words and Phrases" and his contrlbu.
ton to the Brldgewater treatlses on "Anh.
NAL and Vegetable Physiology" lie wrott 4
various mathematical papers, and contrib ,
uted largely to the medical aud philosophA
cal reviews,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-21

The INTERNAL REvESUE-IIroRTAN No.
TicEs.-Collector Tullock, through his
deputy, II. Z. Addison, is about to enforce
the payment of all unpaid annual taxes due
the Government, and is now having made
out warrants to serve oil all delinQuents.
Those interested would do well to save addi-
tional cost by settling at once.
The assessor for this district has received
q communication from the Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue entirely prohibiting the
use OF stand-casks by liquor dealers In any
form, their use being considered in con-
hict with the spirit of the laws on this
subject.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-21

FIRST Co-oPERATIyE BUILDING AssoctA.
TIoN or SoUTu WAsHrSGToS.-Tho second
annual meeting was held last evening IL
Potomac Hall, w. 7. Walker, esq.,, In the
chair. The secretary, G. Il. Thompson
esq, read the second annual report, which
was unanimously adopted. The election o.
officers resulted as follows W. 7, Walker
president; W. J. Stephenson, vice president
c. d. Church, treasurer; G. Il. Thompson
| secretary. Directors; J. A. Stephenson, W
J. Murtagh, r. F. Bartlc, T. II. Walker, J
II. Heron, J. b. Ellis, J. T. Clark, W. II
Wright and George White. The constitu
tlon was amended so as to require vote o
two thirds Of the stockholders 10 pass an,
future amendment. Other amendments wcrt
offered but were rejected.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-21

THE TRUSTEES or PUBLIC Schools of-ttR
Fourth district will Issue tickets Of admission
to the schools on Wednesday Of each week,
o'clock, 4. IN, at the grammar school
room, Sixth street, between ID and L. No
tickets will be Issued at their private resi-.
donces.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-21

NAVY YARD AFrAIRs.-The Government
steamer Phlox, having been thoroughly
ovcrhauled and repaired, left the yard on
Saturday for Annapolis, where she will be
used as dispatch boat.
The sailmakers' department is busy at
work fitting the steamer Nipsic with her
awnings and sails.
Orders have been issued to cast a new pro-
peller for the steamer Gucrrierc, now lying
In New York. As the propeller is wanted
Immediately, the one intended for the
steamer California will be furnish cd, and q
new one cast for the California.
The steamer Kansas, which arrived at the
yard few days ago, 10 to be dismantlcd and
thoroughly repaired. Those of the crew
whose time has expired will DO discharged
here, and those having time to serve will bC
sent to the receiving ship at New York
The Kansas is considered the fastest vesse
in the navy, her engines being Of Englisl
manufacture, captured during the war from
blockade runner off the Carolina coast
The crew were paid of yesterday, and quite
number of land sharks were lying around
the yard waiting to capture the crow, who
were supposed to be "nush."
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-21

THE ERIE RAILROAD AND THE LATE REV :.
Mn. HAL.oCK.-Mr. J. IL. Campbell pubs
llshes card In the New York Times, III
which he states In reference to the death of
Mr.. Hallock, who was killed by the railroad
accident at Mast Hope, on the 10Th Of July
last, that the officers of the railway came
promptly forward as soon as the legal form
trIx was ATTENDED 10, and through friend of
tho family tondered the fullest amount re-
qulrcd by law, and fair allowance for some
attending expenses and the same has been
accepted by the family, with the approval OF
their advising friends.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-21

THE PUBLIo AT LARGE cannot fail to al
prcciatc tho great benefit derived by them
through the introduction into America Of
HorF's MALT EXTRACT, so favorably known
throughout the Old World. For the infof-
nation of such as may not have been already
Informed as to lis wonderful merits, we
would state that II Is an excellent strength
euing beverage, delightful tonic, and a,
pleasant remedy for disorders Of the throat,
chest, lungs and stomach. Sold by all drag
gists and grocers. col
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-21

TIE FIFTEENTH STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CnuRCu.-In our notice of the religious OK.
crcises In tho several churches of the city,
We unintentlonally omitted to notice the SER
vices In the Fifteenth Street Presbyterian
church, conducted by Rev. septimus Tustin,
d. d. The subject OF the preacher was the
LIST Psalm, LIST verse; "Blessed Is the man
who walketh not In the council Of the Hn-
godly; nor standeth In the way of sinners;
nor standeth In the seat OF the sooner"
From this text, Ny exhibiting the distinction
between walking, standing and sitting
acquaintance, each Indicating a greater de-
gree OF familiarity than the other, the
preacher forcibly Illustrated the gradual pro.
gress Of sin. The advancement from incip.
lent transgrcssion to finished vlllany Is not
abrupt, but gradual, certain and complete,
unless tlmously prevented.
Throw guilt upon the soul,
And like the rock cast In the untroubied lake,
Twill form Its circles,
Round succeeding round,
Each wider than the last"
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-21

RIVER NEws.-The following were the ar
rivals at and departures from the wharves
along the river front yesterday:
Arriyed-Schooners Morning Star, from
Philadelphia, with coal for Barnaclo "
Wood; j. G. McShane, from Philadelphia,
with coal for G. T. Langley; Ocowan, from
Havre-de-Grace, with coal for Z. Falconer;
Merchant, from Philadelphia, with coal for
s. W. Owen; Claro, from Hayrc-dc Grace,
with coal for j. Drilling; Ovoca, from Port
Deposit, with $4,000 feet pine lumber for G.
B. Church & Co.; A. W. Martin, from Cockpit
Point, with wood for Jordan & Huntington;
Mary Anna, from Philadelphia, with 200
tons coal for A. Wood & Bro; Emily A.
Bartle, from Philadelphia, with S24 tons coal
for VIM. Guinand; d. s. Page, with wood
Great Pirate, with wood for MARROW; John
Thomas, with wood for Cameron; p. NJ.
Wheaton, from Philadelphia, with coal for
s. p. Brown d Son.
Sailed - Schooners Arthur Rowe, with
limo for Norfolk Harvest, for lower river,
light; Alfred E. Smyrck, down the river,
light.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-21

MAYOR SwEENY RECOVERED. We arc
glad To Know that his honor Mayor Swccny,
of Georgetown, has 80 far recovered from
his late indispositlon as to be able TO attend
at his Office yesterday, and discharge the
functions OF his office.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-21

KNIGHTS or PYTHIAs.-Grand Chancellor
j. T. Thompson, assisted by Vice Grand
Chancellor r. Goodhard, Venerable Patri-
arch II. ii. Locke, and officers of the Grand
Lodge X. of p, last evening instituted Ex-
celsior Lodge No. II, X. of p, at the hall of
Friendship Lodge No. Z, and installed the
following as officers; V. r., Jno. A. Mclean;
W. V. c., c. W. Brown r. s., A. q. Can
non; !. s., VIM. Murphy; W. G., A. p. Gray
/ Banker, Il. S. Hewitt; X, S., Thos. Lewis, IT,;
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SUCCESSFUL CUNNING Excursion. "A
party Of gentlemen, consisting OF Mcssrs.
John p. liamlln, Charles Stewart, George
Cox, and J. W. Hutton, on Thursday last,
left the city for cunning excursion OF three
days. The cunning grounds were Carroll
Manor and Towards Woods, In Howard
county, Maryland, and the score stood on
Saturday mornings 1872 squirrels, II wood
cock, G2 nlckers, 03 doves, 7 wild turkeys,
40 wild pigeons, and number of small
birds. The party returned to this city on
Saturday evening, and deposited their game
at Mr.. Joseph lIamlln's restaurant, corner
Of Sixth street and Louisiana avenue, where
IL attracted much attention,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-21

THE MOORE FALSE PRETESCR CAsE.-Tho
case Of N. d. Moore, charged with obtaining
goods to the amount of S2.S5 under false
pretences, was set for 3 o'clock yesterday after
noon, before Justice Walter, when counsel for
the defense asked for q postponement In con
sequence Of the illness Of Mr.. Moore.
After this announcement, some two or
three dozen lawyers crowded into the Office
of the magistrate, a majority of whom, II
not showed down" with weight" of intel
ligence, certainly proved themselves "calvcs,"
considering the amount OF musty books
which they "plled" before his honor.
Counsel for defence then waived an cX-
animation, and Mr.. Michael Duficy entered
into bonds In the sum Of $500 for the appear,
ance Of Mr.. Moore at court.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-21

CAKELEs, DRvING.--A little boy, named
Thomas Gleason, aged about seven years,
was run over on Sunday by n carriage, and
had his anclo badly spraincd. Onicer Hugs.
man took the lad to the home Of his parents,
on North Capitol street, near Boundary,
where his injury was attended to.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-21

AT HIS OLD TRIcKs.-John Huntington
who has mania for dressing in female ap,
parel, was arrested in Georgetown yester.
day, clad in the habiliments of a 'gushing
girl OF the period" lie is in the habit oil
obtaining by his disguise an entire to dwell,
ling houses, and then committing petty
thieverics. Justice Buckley sent him TO tho
WoTk-lousc as a warrant,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-21

FEW ACTIVE MEN arc wanted TO sell a
few patent articles.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-21

STATIONERY ron THE sESAlG.-Ycsterday
stationery for the United States Senate.
Secretary Gorham, however, determined to
defer the opening until the 18th Of October
next. There were nine bids onc red and II
was announced that no more would be re.
Cciyod