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Public Rs,olution-No. ISL

Public Resolution No. 49,
A Resolution sna'ling boss ide settlers to pur
chase certain lands acquired froA the Great ant
Little Usage tribe of Indians.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Repre-
| sentatives Of the United States Of America il
Congress assembled, That any bona fde s-ttleI
United States BY virtue Of the first and second
articles Of the treaty concluded between the
United States and the Great and Little Usage
ibe II Indiana, September twenty ninth, eigh-
teen hundred and sixty five, and proclaimed
January twenty-fnt, eighteen hundred and
sixty seven, who is citizen Of the United States
shall have declared his intention to become a
citizen Of the United States, shall be, and hereby
is. ent tiled to purchase the same in quantity not
exceeding one hundred and sixty acres, at price
Of one dollar and twenty-five cents per acre,
within two years from the passage Of Il Is act,
under such rules and regulations as may be pre-
scribed by the Secretary Of the Interior pro
vided, however, That both the odd and even
numbered sections of the said lanes shall be sub
ject to settlement and sale as above provided:
And provi ed further, that the sixteenth and
thirty-sxth sections in each township of said
lands shall be reserved tor STATE school purposes
in accordance with the provisions of the act OF
admission of the State of Kansas !: Provided. how
ever, That nothing IN this act shall be construed
in any manner affecting any legal rights hereto-
fore vested in Any other party or parties.
Approved, April 10, 1869.
(Public-No "a
An Act to discontinue Sault Stes Marie port
of entry in the Superior district, and to estab-
lish Marque te in lieu thereof
Be il enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
resentati es OF the United states Of America in
Congress assembled, That Saut tie. Marie, in the |
li-triet Of Superior, is hereby discontinued as
port of entry, and that the port of entry for the
district be, and is hereby, established at Mar
luerte. at which place the collector of the dis
ricr shall reside. and deputy collector shall re-
ide at Sault ste. Marie.
SEC. 2. And be il further enacted, That all
Icts and parts Of acts cunarayening this act be. |
md the same are hereby, repealed. This act
hall take effect from and after the tenth day of
lay next.
Approved April 10, 1869.
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fORKIGALl
LAwS on FaR UNITED STATES
PssseS q ese Hyss Session u tie Forty
first Congress-.
rPublie Reeolution-Ns. 81

Restitution relative % consular les.
Resolved by the senafe and House VI kepreeen-
satives u the United States II America in Con
gress assembled. Thar eection three Of chapter
two hundred and thirty three II the public acts
Of the thirty ngress, approved July
twenty five. eighteen hundred and .ixty-six, be,
and Is hereby declared to take effect from anu
after January first. eighteen hundred and sixty
seven And ali fees which have been paid into
the retsury in otedisnce to the provision of said
secton, and which accrued prior to said fret day
Il January, eizhteen hundred and sixty seven
shall be refunded OUT &c consular receipts
Approved, March D Is6o.
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Estate Of william WiIlford.

DECEASED.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY TIE IN
~ der>igned Administrator IF the estate If
William NiltoId deceased, to the CREDITORS OF,
and all p rsons having claims against the said de-
ceased to exhibit them til The necessary voucb-
ers, within ten months aftes tn first pnb lcatip
Of this netice to the said diminish ator It his
ofce in the curt house, in arson City. Orinsby
4 ount, State Of Nevada. Dated az Cars N City,
July 10Th. 1853 ii. ii BtNCE,
administrator de bonis non Of the estate OF
Tillrn, ilifard deceased. jt2l:4w
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ed, March 20. 1869.
IPub,ic Resolution-No. Z

Resolution relating to government buildings al
Fort Totten, Dakota Territory.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Represen-
tafiyes # the Unit-d States # America Con
gress assembled That the Secretary of War be.
and he hereby Is, authorized AMI empowered 10
direct the necessary buildings at Fort Totten,
Dakota Territory. To be Constructed Of brick
and t. accept th,rse said fort already con-
struc.ei of brick Provided, That in his Judgment
building IF that mater ial wl not tie more
pensive than buildings Of wcod And prov idrd
further. That NO appropriation will be necessary
thsref r.
Approved, April 8, 1859.
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The Gazette Of Saturday evening says;
Tue estate In Alexandria county known az
Sebastian Springs, containing thirty-slx
acres, was sold to-day by J. A. Stoutcnburgh,
auctioncer, for Charles L. Stuart, trustee, to
John A. Gray & Co., Of Washington, for
~, 700.
WE REGRET to announce the death Of D. T..
Harrison, esq, OF Prince William county,
which occurred on Tuesday last. Mr.. H.was
much esteemed by all who know him, aud
had held several positions Of honor and trust.
IL THE circuit court OF this county, yes
terday, the case Of French VS.. Alex. Hay, was
taken up, and Mr.. F. p. Stanton, for the
plaintiff, read the bill, charging that J. B.
Steuart, by alleging, without truth, that he
was the owner of n note for $500. which
James S. French had executed to J. Newton
Harper, and for which he had given deed
OF trust on his residence on Royal street, sue
cceded In getting the county court Of Alex
andrla county, during the late war, to sub
stitute Alexandria Hay for q. W. Brent rs
trustee, and turned Mr.. Frcnchs family out
OF the house. lie asks relief. The case was
not concluded.
THE ISMAS LINE of steamships have es-
tablished an agency In this city, and persons
DESTROYS Of making trip across the Atlantic
can secure such passage as they want in any
vessel and at any time from Messrs. Hooc,
Wedderburn Il Co., without the trouble of
previously going to New York. Those anx-
ious to furnish transportation to their friends
from abroad to this country can procure
such tickets from the agents here as they
may desire, and forward them, and thus run
no risk In the loss OF money.
THE MARKET this morning was again
abundantly supplied with country produce,
and there was a large attendance OF sellers
and buyers. Notwithstanding the drought,
vegetables were brought In In large quaint
ties-but there was no abatement In prices.
Butter 35@40c. per pound eggs csc. per
dozen; watcrmelons all prices, according to
slzei cantcoupcs do. lima beans l2@20c.
per quart. The butchers had excellent fresh
meats without changes In prices.
The DEAD BODIES of the two colored men,
Charles Brown and Jacob Bergman, full
account of whose outrage upon young lady
ofWarrcn county, and whose subsequent alb.
duction from the Jail In Front Royal, has
been published in the Gazette, were found
yesterday suspended from one limb OF .
cherry tree, about mile from Front Royal,
on the road leading to Luray.
WE uI'y pI-p ~ nTuISn nj OAK Hail. AGO
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THE COURTS.

ORpnASs' CouRT-Judge Purcell. This Court
hold ItS usual semi-weekly session on Satur.
day and transacted the following business:
LAST WILLS,
TIL, Last will and testament Of Peter Rob.
crts, reported last week, was July proven and
admitted to record.
LETTERS TESFAMESTARY.
II. Il. Hurlburd qualified as administrator
OF Horatlo S. Flynt, giving bond In 10000.
James Roberts qualified as administrator of
Peter Roberts, giving bond In $500.
Maria McCathran qualified as administrn-
tor of W. W. McCathran, giving bond In 1900.
WIN. Mclean qualified as administrator OF
Esther Locker, giving bond In tl,OoO.
GUARDIANS.
Henry Adler qualified as guardian to the
orphans OF Simon Benzinger, giving bond In
tl,400.
Samuel q. Scott qualified as guardian Of
Robert Green, giving bond In $500
w. Fendall qualified as guardian Of the or
phans OF p. II. Fendall, givins bond 10 $4,000.
Accounts.
The HHai account OF the administrator of
Teresa Martin; the final account OF the ad-
ministrator OF John Williams; the accounts
OF tho executor Of Ann Krouse, aud the &C.
counts of z. Il. Fendall's adm Illustrators were
nled and approved.
The eourtthe adjourned until Tuesday.
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MERCHANTS EIcHASdR.--On Saturday
there were 1900 bushels of wheat offered for
sale at the Georgetown Merchants Ex-
change. II found a ready sale at prices
ranging from s1.50 to s1.56.
The CATTLE MARKET.-ThSh hot weather
on Friday seriously affected the supply OF
cattle at Droycrs' Rest, near Georgetown, on
the weekly sale day. About 600 head of cat.
tie were offered, two thirds Of which were
sold at s3.50@6.25 per 100 pounds gross
1000 sheep and lambs were disposed OF at
sl.50@ $50 per head; cows and calves from
s25@50.
THE FLOUR ASD GRAIN MARKET.-Thc
following prices ruled during the week just
passed Flour, Georgetown family per bar
rel, tl0@l2.25; extra, tS@9; supcrflne,
s565.50; canal family, $500; extra, $3.50
@750; extra cut, s5.50@5.75; superfinc,
S6@6.50. Graln-Cholcc red wheat per
bushel, sl.G5@l.G6; prime, s1.5O@1,55;
good, sl.i5@l.50; yellow corn, s1.0s@1.10i
white, CLIO; corn meal, white, tl.10@l.l2i
yellow, sl.10@l.1ai oats, 80; rye, s1@l.o5.
SHIPMENTS OF CoAL.-During the week
ending Saturday last there were 10, 352 tons
Of Cumberland coal shipped from this port
from the wharyes, as follows: Borden
Mining Company, 3,5i1 tons; Cumberland
Coal and Iron Company, ,03s tons; Georges
Creek Coal and Iron Company, 2,0l7 tons;
Central Company, Cover Rays docks,) $3.50
tons.
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Medical
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED AsARsrUoEFRoM auACKERy
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL AND woop.

posr OFFICE DsPARTxHNr,)
ofPICB DisBrRsi CLEsK AND srP'T,
August ~, lS6p,
Scaled proposals will be received at this oMee
until tho Stat instant. 70 for the delivery and
hNrllRAClTB COAL, No. !, or broken sire, for
furnaces
50 tons "a, 30 pounds, best LYKENs VALLEY. for
CRATE purposes, " -
20 ieoTds best seasoned OAK WOOD
% cords best BAKsRSi PINE WOOD, seasoned
Average samples Of Goals must accompany each
bid
Tho Department reserves tho right to reject all
any portion Of the bids received. -
Y. A. MCCARTNEY,
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HE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUB.
LICAN.

HE WEEKLY NATIONAL. REpTrR.
LICAN.
The WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN Is
published every Saturday morning, and con.
taIns all the news, both general and local, Of
the DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
In politics 1t supports the principles and
policy OF the great Republican party, and
sustains the Administration Of Gen. Grant.
1t gives especial attention to news from
all tho Executive Departments, embracing
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Proposals.
pRoPosALs FOR MEAT.

offtoB DnroT ConxrssARr OF sUpsrsrEScE,1
No, 6l5 SEVENTEENTH STREEr.
WAsnIseJos, d, o., August 4, 1892,
nishsd by The nndeIsigned, will DO received until
naHrRRsRphf, w ~ sSsBts%bsy. 4. l2 f9r III
required ut this Depot, for six months or such less
time rs the Commissary General may direct, com.
furnished by the undersiEnsd, copy Of the latter
posal offered. q, BELL,
au7.6t O. u, 3, A.
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The GETTYSBURG REUSIoS.-The follow
lug paragraph was tclegraphed South by
Associated Press on Saturday:
WAsHISGToS, August 2l.-lt is stated on
excellent authority that General Lee nor any
other noted Confederate will attend the iden-
tiilCaton Of the battlefield OF Gettysburg.
They avoid such meeting because they are
apprehensiye Of disagreements regarding the
positions and relative numbers OF the COM
batants. Among the obstacles to the meet
Ing Is the fact that of the corps commanders
Longstreet is in New Orleans, A. 7. Hill Is
dead, Ewell, from the loss of his leg and Ill
health, is unable to travel, and Stuart, who
commanded the cavalry, is dead. without
the presence ofthese officers a correct identi-
flcatlon Is impossible.
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FALL OF 1869.
OUR POPULAR WASHINGTON

FALL OF 1869.
OuR POPULAR WASHINGTON
CLOTHING IfousE.
OAK HALL Is
FIRST IN THE FIELD
With an immense Stock OF GENTS,
Bors' AND CHILDREs's READr-MApE
CLOTHING, received from the cele-
DRAFTED establishment Of Wanamaker
= n Brown, Of Philadelphia, and a great
variety OF piece goods, from the New
= York and Philadelphia markets, and
= Is selling rapidly at prices lower thnn
= the lowest elsewhere.
= OAK HALL,
= 400 SEVENTH STREET,
= Opposite the Post Office.
= ~ N. B.-To make room for Fall
= Stock, daily arriving, we arc selling
= summer goods at cost. n
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A SrnRAoITE COAL FOR THE NAVY.


DuKEAu OF EQUIPMENT AND REGRUIrISd, !
August 70, 1850.
Sealed proposals. for furnishing Anthracite Coal
ending 10th June, $50. will be received at this
Bureau until 10 n. m. september Is, ls6n.
These proposals mast be endorsed; Proposals.
for Anthracite Coal for Steamers" that they ms y
he Dist nguished from other business letters,
The offer must be for the delivery Of l5.00O tons.
Of 2.2O pounds.
The Coal must be Of the best Buck Mountain or
Black Heath. or Of = kind equal to them In all re.
spects. for the purpose intended. which equality
will be determined by = Board appointed by the
Secret ~ Of the Navy after the reception Of the
lids,
Tho name Of the coal proposed to be furnished
mnst be stated In the offer.
The price must be for the Coal delivered at the
Philadelphia Navy Yard, or on board Of ycssols at
such points within six miles thereof As may bp de-
siguAted by the Bureau at tho contractor : risk
and. expense, and without extra charge Of any
KIDD.
The coal must In all respects be satisfactory 10
The Inspector Inspectors to be appointed by the
Bureau, who will have the right Of psremptory
rejection,
Blank forms Of offer. guarantee. sc will be
N. SMITH.
auugl- WV Ghiaf n RureAu
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- WAsHISuTOs, d. G., August 2, 1850.
On The petition Of TINoTHY BAfLEY, of Bal.eton
Spa, N, ", praying for the extension Of pa emit
granted to him gu the 2lh day OF November, 1853,
for an Improvement in Knitting Maehinesi
Il Is ordered that said petition be heard ut this
Office on the LIST day Of November next. Any per-
son may oppose this extension. Objections, depo.
sitiOns, and other papers should be fled in this
Office twenty days before the day Of hearing,
SAMUEL s. FISHER,
au9-FJw Commissioner Of Patents
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THE WASHINGTON CITY DIspESsARr
northwest corner of Seventh and NJ streets,
conducted by Drs. l.. NJ. Taylor and Z. W
Latimer, has proved a perfect success. Mcdl
cal advice and surgical operations free oil
charge TO the poor. Office hours from to
10 q. IN. and 5to Up. IN. Prescriptions care
fully compounded.
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Is AN ARRAY In New York on Saturday
between Captain Foss, of the steamer Pa
clnc, and some boys who were stealing lime
from the ship John Harrison, wealthy junk
dealer and girl named Della Adams were
fatally shot by Captain Foss.
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LAMP EXPLOSION. - The alarm of fire ut
So'Clock last night was occasloned by the
explosion of a coal oil lamp in the house Of
Hannah Moore, colorcd, In Prathcr's alley.
No damage was done other than the bursting
Of the lamp.
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TREES KILLED ny THE DHoUGuT.-One of
the most remarkable effects Of the prevailing
disastrous drought In Virginia is the killing
Of the forest trees. In 1Ienrco, we learn
very many have been withered as by fire,
while others have been stripped of foliage
gentleman who has lately returned from q
trip through Hanover and Goochland was
several times struck with this phenomenon;
and another, residing In Henrico, states that
within sight of his house he has counted no
less than twenty trees killed by the drought
during the last four days.-Riehmonm Dis.
patch.
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YESTERDAY was, without doubt, the hot
test day of the present season, and It's sultry
opprcsslycness was felt by the entire COM
munity. The Thermometer ranged as high
rs 90 degrees In the shade, and persons
whose business called them into the streets,
looked Jadcd out and Frustrated. The rail-
road cars done thriving business, and
the horses had TO be frequently changed to
keep them from giving out. Bricklayers,
skaters, carpenters aud others occupying ex-
posed positions had to work with the great
est care, as had the drivers Of vehicles, and
persons engaged In outdoor employment.
But seldom has there been more universal
suffering In single day than yesterday, and
this is to be mainly attributed to the I'M
usually cool and pleasant weather which for
II long time preceded it.-Ihiiadclphid m
quirsr Of Saturday.
STILL 80 RAIS.-The prospect for full
basins at Falrmount is not SO hattcrlng rs 1t
was a few days ago. The water, instead OF
gaining on the dam, Is again lowering until
this morning, when 1t had receded to six
Inches below the breastwork. The other
reservoirs have about the same amount of
water In them as yesterday.
Mayor Fox has ordered his police to ar
fluid.
He has also directed his licutenants to de-
tail a sufficient number of officers to visit
every dwelling In their respective districts
and urge upon the inhabitants the necessity
OF being economical In the use of the water.
The lleutenants personally will call upon the
proprietors OF sugar rennerlcs, dye works,
factories, and other large consumers Of water,
and represent to them the Importance OF
checking all waste of the article In their
establishment.
Mayor Fox has issued q call for special
meeting of the councils to take into consld-
Grafton matters relating to the supply of
schuylkill water for distribution to the ctl-
zens, and in regard to which the mayor will
communicate in writing. philadelphia TEE,
graph, Friday.
YESTERDAY will long be remembered as
the hot day Of August, 1869. The thermome-
ter ranged, In some places, at 0S TO 100. Nor
did the heat abate much when the Governing
shades prev allied" The night was oppres-
slyc. Added to all this there was an inya-
sion OF mosquitoes In all portions ofthe city.
Sleep was driven away from our people
Some walked the streets in hopes Of catching
passing brecze-all windows were thrown
open to admit what air might be stirring
some, actually, to the housetops in hopes Of
finding comparatively cool place. To-day,
again, the heat was very great. The Their
mo meter in this Office, at noon, stood at 90
degrees. Great care and caution should DO
used now, In exposure to the suns rays, In
drinking cold water when heated, and In diet
generally. alexandria GdEetis, Iug. 2lH.
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DIsORDERLY IN MARKET.-George Wtte-
meyer, Thomas Means and Henry Buttner,
were arrested by Officers Myers and Leach,
charged with acting In dlsorderly manner
Harper fined the former s5, aud the latter
% each.
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4 New TANSERY.-Wc hear that several
gentlemen Of this city have entered into a CO.
partnership to establish on quite an cx-
tended scale new tannery to be located in
Cniontown. Such an enterprise will no
doubt amply repay its projectors.
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WnITEuuRsT's photograph gallery, ~
and 42G Pennsylvania avenue, ID one of the
most popular In the city. The prices are the
lowest and the pictures warranted 10 give
sntlsfnctlon.
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LoTs OF ICE.-It is no doubt consolng to
our citizens, while sweltering under the rays
of the hot August sun, to know that there Is
In the city, on storage by the rival Ice COM
panles, twenty-five thousand tons of ice,
sr'hcieDt to supply all demands during the
heated term.
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Tue Washington SChuclzcnverein leaves
this morning for Baltimore TO attend the
great schuetzcn festival couycnlng IN thut
city to-day.
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We BUY OUR CLOTHING at Oak Hall, ACC
Seventh street, opposite Post 0nicc.
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OPVICHRs AND MEMBERS Of Friendship
Lodge No. $, X. Of r., are requested to meet
thIs afternoon at $3.50 o'clock, 10 attend the
funeral of J. c. Hartman.