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The CATTLE MARKBT.-The cattle market
at Drovers' Rest on Friday, the weekly sale
day, was rather dull, and only 400 head Of
cattle were offered. or these $50 head were
taken by District butchers at "a TO $3.50 per
hundred lbs. gross; 800 sheep and lambs
changed hard at ~ to 90 each; veal calves
20 per hundred lbs. gross; cows and calves
s25 to 800 each.
SHIPMENT OF CoAL.-The following ship.
ments of coal were made during the pas
week American Company, 4,G44.20; Dor.
den Company, 3,276.02; Central Company,
t,1G0; c. Q. and I Company, 8,995.08; Con.
solidation Company, $4,000; Georges
Creek Company, 65S.0s, Hampton and Bal.
tlmore Company, 1,522.09j Midlothian Com
pany 96G.0s; James Boyce Company, said
total 22,072.12.
THE Flour MARKET.-Flour declined
during the past week, as will be seen by the
following quotations Georgetown Family,
si0@sl1.25; extra, 5000 supernnc, $50
$3.50; Canal family, s0@t10; extra, sea
81; extra Cut, s5.50@s5.75; supernne, $50
$3.50.
THE POLICE STATIoS.-Workmen ar,
busily engaged tearing down the old station
house, and soon q building will be erected
which will be alike credit to the polio,
force and to the town.
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No0LAAHHiaIsstU SPPrrKpy s sfEAr EFNsES'UtNr U

In pursuance OF law, I, ULrssEs 8 GRANT,
President Of the United States vf Am-rica, do
het.hy declare aud make known that a sublle sale
will take rl.cs at Beaver City, colorado Terri
tory, oommonelux On MONDAY, th' lAh day Of
September, 1857. for the disI0 al Of tho public
lands alt uhted Ia the following nsmrd town rs
aud parts u towuships, Via
Norfh Of he base Line and West Of hc Srih
Principal Meridian,
Towu.hIp, 5snd d, fante 6i
TIwaships /, ., Sand d, ranxs Ii
TJwnship- l. "a l. and Il range IN
Townrh,ps |, T. l. and g. RANG 81.
Towarhrs !, 5, /, b,Sanj s, ranx- 6s
Township, l. a l. T. and & rapxe m
Townsbips /, 2Apt }, range TO-
AID parts Of ownHhlp 7. north Of ranges 6s and
sehrduI. iaTnishs the Reg strr and Receiver,
Soufh Of the Base Lac and Wen OF The SjIiL prin.
cipaI Meridian
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S 81: RSS I: IL S'EEIs . iis9rsis DS:sSi r
Debility. Wasting Of the Frame, Coughs, Con.
'1% 4pFPittsss SOUTH FREDERICK STREET.
Ief, hand aide going iryn Baltimore street. sfew
doors from tbs corner. Fall not to observe name
= s"No issier. received ppl... postpaid and con
sIias .sssa .s,s .S.. .n q send PORTION 81 "a:
ysrtisemsnt dsse[, S,nf.Z ppPtems
MEMBER Of NE Roysl goii.as p says.ons. hoIdo,.
sr.dsa!s from eus OF The most eminent ColIesss In
P"rs fsiisa.PSs .nd Ne s.s.Ses, "a. sseisd
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and ears whsa sslesp., great psfyou, ness. being
ms. as S.n re-
nest y FARE fzzsf f fStsG ysfSSfticE
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0H tss9iai sTsss, on the mind ar.
much to he dresded-L9ss q AsnGry, Confusion
,s.t PSpss:iG society. q sRta R tS1s sS
tuIs, T,midity DC are some o. the evils produesd
:s % s'5iIRS: 81 ss. s fss
!a:i. yisor ssson'ns weak pale. ss.ySa. *. X
eyes. cough and '{5 5ESS T Il s9''omp''0n'
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from evil eompsnionr, or at sehoof. the effects 9!
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a'hp'r'oh'h''r s es'Ris iiSV66iss~p'Anns
sss.siy IT, pPSnas s SSs S
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Ssss Wv e. Sd rnSspsSS saST
yith despair. AID allied with the melancholy re,
'"sa''' T piss ASH 81 Ss iMrRuDEsoE,
(. sss III he SEEDS s' q III
p1.slui sisess !, toe often haPPss. tha, an III
sd responsibility, can alone befri.nd hin. Il,
aiary substance. Fssp. him tIialnI moth Sits
s p fa' sa@ Elm 'f via a. r r, SS
s..lsh.. .ish Sys, ~; Ealiinx disppoinimSni, %
sac. ;ash :. Affection y iSs Head, Throsi, Moss
Ss.S pai, period b II. drsdiqi .aasrISy !,
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many thvusands cured al this Institution
githin the last sishte. D years, and the numerou
sIIsical Operation. Performed By Dr. Johnston
many other papers. notices Of which sppeare,
again and again before tSe public, besides hi
standing EsutlemAu OF character and respo nsi
''s ki. SissS Il y SJRsb
| Persons writing hould be particular In direct
:an:. Go 4 ~ 'i SSRssJ Il III 'f.vn
| BAltiInore Lock Hospital,
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TEMpERANcE.-A very large and enthusi-
astic Temperance meeting was held Sabbath
yesterday afternoon In the grounds west
Of the Capitol building, under the auspices
Of Howard Division, No. z, Sons Of Temper
ance. Over one thousand persons were
present.
Tho meeting was presided over by Rev.
G. W. Dennison and Mr.. ii. N. Rothery,
Rev. &. W. Donnlson called tho meeting
to order at p. m, and offered an earnest
and eloquent prayer for Gods blessing on
the great "Causc Of Total Abstinence"
AMER which he read the pledge, and In elo-
quent language urged those present TO sign
II. II Is quarter of century since he had
done so himself, and he had travelled In many
foreign lands, occupied positions In the army
aud navy, and the pulpit as n minister of
the Gospel, and In oil Of these positions had
carried the influence Of this pledge with him
and had never had cause TO regret IL.
Mr.. j. l.. Kidwell was the next speaker.
| lie said that 1t was the influence of all that
was needed to help on this cause, and made
an eloquent appeal In favor Of temperance.
Mr.. II. A. Rothery, being the next speaker,
said that this vice Of intempcrance costs this
country more In each year than the amount
of the principal Of the national debt. The
temperance people had tried moral suasion
for forty years, and hereafter prohibition
must be their watch-word.
Rev. Mr.. Reed, Of Fairfax, Virginia; o.
X. Harris and J. F. Dobbyn also made brlei
addresses, after which the benediction wac
pronounced, and the meeting adjourned
Forty.cight names were obtained to the
pledge.
The WASHINGTON CRY DIsPBSsARY
northwest corner of Seventh and NJ streets
conducted by Drs. 4. N. Taylor and =. W
Latimcr, has proved perfect success. Medi
cal advice and surgical operations free o.
charge to the poor. Office hours from tc
10 a. m. aud 5to 7p.m Prescriptions care
fully compounded.
An OPPORTUNITY to buy or rent thre,
story and basement brick house Is offered Ii
our advertising columns this morning.
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r,,v,.., Coupr-T udo, Fi,ber -Tbi. court
90. assnnIcd an S.turd.y with The foijowing
In.,no.. Wv" Wv
lam Smith Kew. eonyie,cd , few d,y, sro
W.t.onaIit.n Wotei az . 3o,i.r nnte This
csse csme M Judre Fisher sali that ii an
~. S ~ ~ W. n .H,..it a. - u,n acen.sl
-. n,Jor AZ ,esn vs.,. n .ge snd conac.
nn.,tiv nouiI moi. u1Ser ,he AL of tyonrrcss.
IA scnfeucea 10 The nen,,enti,Gy AZ he was
co,ored' therc was no bou,e Of correction 10
.hIsh h. cauiJ Lc amt ira ,vnniI rscsivr
him Hc wouiI therefore he nomnclied To ,us.
nsnj .en,encc
ease came nm upon a verdict subject to the
onIS.on Of ,hn cn,,,t mar he ,nesfion Of thc
snI.w.nov ~ thc tc.,imnnv 10 * !. is.ne inineJ
III. 49, 90. ,a,,aJ H. r.,,ina,on Ia ~ q
irnI,.J s,,tc. snd usy,,ont,n for ,he Ie.
s.nns '' WI" w. WV
Iua,. F,,he, ,bouybt ,h,re w.s , y,r,s,cc
be,ween the indIetment. and The evidence an.
nesrcd 10 sustain H.
Hid, was thereupop rrle,.ea upou hor own
rscngniz .pse '''" ~"
month =, imnr,,onmsns IN IL q cnnn,y All , fe
Isrs ayo ,vas reviewed ~ tbc cnu,t Inc former
ssn,cnse IecI,rcI yoid snb he vas then scnt
10 i,iI for one i,y
}mes ~ Uom.e an, Rail. tIou.e ,,aic,e al
for iaScenv Tbe ni., rict A ttnrney JeciineJ
20 ,,o..e"y. 81. go Wstha,
w kdinwrneI
Eou,rv coupr-Judoc DIN -Tb,. court m ado
the foliosinr orders On SATURDAY,,
n r. Merrymsn W, NJ Louisa Merrymsp
The defendant in this case not having an.
reared, a formal order was made directing
that .he he notiHcd nv advertisrment Of Inc
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CIV. 1863. VI,
HARBoU
ALL-HEALIN9
LOTION,

.art.ip ,s,iahl., And .naad ouys of Rbanm.t,
,.m s.n,s,,,. Hsad,ehs. Tooth,ohs. Pain, In
a.. sid.. Rrss., ar B.et P.rtisI Ds.fns..,
ao,bsIs viii And il luyaIusbls Prisud Tor Csted
Breast, Certain Cure for Chilblain., Frozen Poet.
oh.a' nain,' p,a,ses' aVaaas, Spr s y, s'i M
'. ."' -, VI '~''' VI INV
@Tsi. bi'hpy. nr,,sa and s.tr.ordIpxry Medicine
lin moi f.u 10 ,S,cfunlIy c,,r, ali tbs diseases
.,umor.tsd .bovs. no mstisr Of how Iopx ,tapd.
in,, nroyiJsd Ina p.tlept 4. moi bopelessIy had.
49,, On. .nnl,.sUon IN oftsn eu,s the worst
ease: o. ssuralsa OF shsuma''m' and In All cases
FROM Inc unboanded confidence in his Lotion,
And III, perfect and thorough knowledge OF
power 70 cure the diseases named, does u"
give entire sA'isfsetion' af'et TAR and roper
'nAi' pledge myheh ofeiund inc money received
on ne return o. w smp,y po.ue: ,,.,
aot s..i.ot 4, ~. ~ 5,o y, ~, tn%is
Won hN',ns opsH..es sas ,oeuo ''o 49, ,"u"'
''' Wv
After having performed at least one HUNDRED
h he'I ave bss, ,ns,o,d By nv friends 10
mil n b.to,. a. nm his and nav p,.ts mi, prop,
o.uou. ~ v " Z. =
Thai In any casa Of Sick or Ncryou, ursda,beo
roothaehe, should fail to cure In from two to ave
minutes with my All. Healing lotion will forfeit
the sum Of ave dollar.
Ds HARpous could add Numerous certificates Of
| wonderful cures Of the diseases stated shove,
which he deems unnecessary TO append. excepting
ho,sp q; ms, 81 L,. % 4,
any person, who viii siyo II i.ir tri.i, Of It's u.
psr'or medienI vnnea n ,ss,
n, e.,
| 18th IN aeuta attaek of Rheumatism far .eysra
v.ek.. ana irving az erytbipx within nv reach
| no avail. hearing Of your All Healing Lotion,
WAS induced 10 try bottle, and, 1 am happy
| .ny After two applies tiop., I was well enough
| 20 10 nv business, which have not done for sew
| .,sia...
YouI obsdisut servant. JAS. A. GREER,
| No a. Sseond Strssf. bef,ossn kassachus,tts Ave.
uus and q Strsa. Washfnaon, d. o.
|
ph. hAhbouh' enecnuiy sua my "suinoni 70
the emcAey otyoui inVaiuAeieLoH : ha,e haa
occasion 70 uSe IN ny ANN, wi NV ronel ",
Neuraks anu Nei.oue neauAsne' "pu W, 'ouuu
ITO ian si%os. .'" ~
| as peink me oes' p'opais''u 'o' '"' "o''0"
aietionshAt have evor tried Nnyps
oees NATIONAL iHfsAfGsneer' washington H. u
I.ptIuA, IsprlsA Go, Pa, Sept. u, 1851.
M, HAasouR. Dear Sir! take pleasure 10
certifying that have used your An-Healing Lo-
tioo for chronic stin arm that had not been able
10 uss freely for ave years. In consequence Of be-
ipr throw from horse, and after trying all the
doctors in this town, and spending nearly three
hundred dollars, without avail, was ind ueed to
your wh,'S ia. sssI N" Ss
Persons Wishing 70 satisfy themselves further
may ao'o ., ~ INV
fos's' '''p''AM Es q. CUNNINGHAM.
Main Str.<t. mar the RatIrodd, rndfana. Indf.
Gna %. pa.
H.oru.rOws, Nd, Apr, IS. 1866,
De- HARBOUR. Dear Sir: For the benefit Of tho
aniietsd, permit ne to add my humb testimony
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-Mcssrs.
Fitch & Fox have recently sold to Judge T.
W. BARLEY, of Ohio, a handsome brick resi-
dcnce on I street, between Second and Third
streets. Also, to Henry Beard, esq, an
undivided one quarter OF square 1893 for
$4,000.
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THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
/ OF COLOMBIA, THIS 2D DAY OF JULY, 1869.
Mary l. Brown plainhn' In Eoo,,v Ma 1854
VIM =, Brown, defendautN
n motion OF the plAintif, by Richard llarring
ton esq her solicitor, II IL ordered that Tho de-
fenda nj Cause his appearance to be entered herein
on or touTe The hrt rule day occurring forty days
after this datei otherwise tho cause Will DO pro-
ceeded with as u case Of default ,,,,os
A true copy-Test: X. j. hElHs,
jy7-2aw4w- CLERK
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE to all persons
having goods deposited at Princes loan
office, and interest unpaid for sir n,onths, to
cali at once II they wish TO save their articles.
No. 277 Pennsylvania avenue,
RclMeen Tenth and Eleventh SITS.
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THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
! seribsr has obtained from The 9rphysTps' CSpIs
SfW.sh'ns,on GSnny' an ns ~ nslsnnS e.pas:
u MficHAEI d1Eyis. late Of Washington county
against the aid dec~assd are hereby warned 10
exhibit the saae. With the vouchers thereof 70 the
nsxt they may otherwise by law be excluded from
ali bsns dt Of the said estate,
Given under my hand this sth day q Juno.
1879 JEREMIAH CAkRoLL,
irg). WSw. Executor.
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LARCENY or SmOEs.-James Clark (col-
Ored) was arrested by Officer Conrey, charged
with the larceny of pair Of shoes from Jno.
Lacy, and sent TO jail for court by Justice
Lynch,
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NOTICE TO pRE.EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person en- i!lod TO III, right OF pre- emptlon
parts Of townships above enumerated, u required
70 establish the same 70 the SatisAction Of the
payment therefor AS soon ~ practicable after
So log this notice, And before the dSy appointed
lands embracing a tact claimed, otherwise
such claim will be forfeited
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8. &. MILLS, JUSTICE or TUE PEACE
Office and residence No. 5ii IL street north
between Third and Fourth streets west. u
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KINDLY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS published
in last Mondays REPUBLICAN the kind offer
made by Mr.. T. T. Fowler to furnish the
Sabbath-schoOls Of the city with Ice during
the season gratis. Many Of the superintend-
ents of tho schools have accepted the kind
offer, and Mr., Fowler is In receipt of com
is neatly acknowledged.
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GLASDHRED HoRsE.-A glandered horse,
which was attempted TO be sold, was taken
possession of by Officer Rott, who shot the
animal at the corner of Tenth street and the
canal on Saturday night.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
i sCRIBER has obtAinrd from the Orphans
Court Of Washington county, In the Disriet Of Co.
lunbia, latteTs Of standardization the personal
estate Of wALrER Y, fRERAAS. late Of Wash ton
county, ID. c., deceased, All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby warned
10 exhibit the zane, with the VOUCHERS thereof TO
the subscriber, on or before the LIST day Of June
next; they may Olherwise by law be excluded
from all bent At Of he said estate.
Given under my hand this LIST day OF June, 1863.
ELIZA %FRIgMAN.
mark,
Witness; Admiuistratrix,
A. WEBSTER, REGISTER Of Wills. je2-W3w'
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SABBATH SCHOOL ASSIyERsARY. - The
Methodist Protestant Sabbath.schools of the
District, Alexandria, and Alexandria county
hold their anniversary meeting at the Ninth
street NJ. =. church tomorrow, commencing
at 10 a. M. The exercises will be of a very
interesting nature.
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DEATH OF AN EsTIMABLE LADY.-We re-
greet to announce the death Of Mrs. Julia Z.
Fillmore, relict of the late Charles d. Fill
more, (brother OF the Ex-Presldent,) who
died at her residence In this city on Satur-
day evening This estimablc lady was uni
ycrsally beloved among n large circle of
friends and quaintances, formed during
her short residence In Washington, who had
been won by her kind and generous DISPOSE
ton and her active labors In the cause of
temperance as lady visitor of the late
Equal Division, No, 8, She leaves two sor-
row-stricken sons, who have the warmest
sympathy Of their many friends In the Gov
eminent printing Office and the Patent office,
In which departments they respectively hold
a responsible position. The remains of Mrs.
Fillmore will be taken from here TO Buffalo,
where relatives will meet them; from thence
to Dexter, Mich, to DO Inferred beside her
husband and three children, buried there.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" WAsHISGros, D, O., June II, 1859.
On tho petition OF CLARK ToAPKIss. OF Troy,
NY, aud JOHs JOHNSON, Of Boston, MASS. pray.
ing for the extension Of u patent granted to them
on the 18th day Of Sep ber, 1855, and reissued
on the 18th day Of May, 1850. for an Improvement
in Knitting Machines,
tits ordered that said petition be heard at this
Office on the S0lh day nf August next Any person
may oppose this extension objections, deposi-
lions, and other papers, should he nl,d In this
otheo twenty days before the day Of hesTsnE
jv22-TJw Commissioner Of Patents.
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. Two NEW Two-sTORY BRICK DWELLINGS
arc offered in our advertising columns at SIS
per month.
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ORPHANS COURT.

nRPHANs' COURT,
" JusR 70, 1859.
DiStrict NJ CoiumIiI. WdshfnD ion COnnfv to Dn.
In the ease Of EDwARD SHIPPEN, Adminlstrator,
a. OF Edward Wharton, deceased, the admins.
traitor. aforesaid has. with the appreciation Of
the OrphaDs' Cont Of Washington County Afore-
hnaI settlemoGt and distribution Of the personsl
estate Of said deceased, aud Of thu assets In hand
turned intn money when aud where all tho cred
itrs aud heirs OF sa'd deceased potihed to at.
may utnerwisc by law DO excluded from ali beucdt
In said dccea ed estate: provided q copy Of this
the NAriosAL REPUBLICAN, previous to the said
d,y. -
Test A. WEBSTER,
je5l.W3w Register Of willis.
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New JERSEY REPUBLICAN AssoCIATION.-
In response to n call quite a number of citi-
zens Of New Jersey residing In this city as
sembled on Saturday evening at the store Of
Mr.. l.. ID. Barbour, 400 Seventh street,
After consultation the New Jersey Republi-
can Association was organized and tho fol-
lowing officers elected; President, II. D..
SworzZe; yice.prcsidcnt, Mr.. Saltcr; sccre-
tary, VI. NJ. Kaighn; treasurer, VIM. Salter.
The association determined to visit, In u
body, on Monday evening, Hon. Mr.. Robe
resolutions were adopted and ordered TO be
forwarded to Mr.. Robson. Judge Swnyne,
In short address, paid high tribute TO the
new Secretary. A committee, consisting Of
Mcssrs. Golden, Gavetron, Hartung, Kaighn
and Whitney, was appointed to visit all Jer-
seymcn resident here and request them to
Join the association.
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- wAsHSaTos, D. c.. JuneS, 1863,
On the petition of. e. sTOpDARp,of Worcester.
Mass, praying for the extension Of a patent
an Improvement In Producing Music by Steam or
Condensed Airy 80. $500,
II Is ordered that the said petit be heard at this
ONCE % the Goth day Of September next. Any per-
son may oppose this extension Objections. deposit
tious, aud other papers, should be hled In this
omca twenty days before the day Of heaIisk
iy2-F3w Commissioner Of Patents
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THE CUKBsTOSE MONEY LENDERS. The
Assessor of Internal Revenue for this Dis
trict, Mr.. Needs, is turning his attention to
those capitalists who invest their money In
advancing means to clerks, tradcsmcn, me-
chanics aud others, and charging therefor
heavy rates Of interest. Although many of
the residents Of Washington appreciate the
mined that the Government shall be the
gamer by their transaction, and he has made
out quite list Of men OF this class whom he
has notified to take out license as brokers or
otherwise be prosecuted for acting against
the law.
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MOONLIGHT TRIP OVER THE Potomac
There Is to be an excursion to the White
House on Thursday for the benefit of the
Nineteenth street Baptist church. The
steamer Express has been chartered and will
leave at GA. IN. and 3p. m. A good band
has been engaged, and the committee Of
arrangements promise that no expense shall
be spared 10 make the excursion a pleasant
one.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-12

Tue DEATH or JUSTICE GIBERsoN.-Gil-
bert l.. GibGrsOn, ESQ.,, one of the oldest
residents Of Washington, and the oldest JUS
tice of the peace In the District died at the
residence of his son.ln-law, on First street
west, in this city, OIL Saturday evening, at
the advanced age of72 years. Justice Giber-
son came here many years ago from Phlla-
delphia, in which city he had been prac-
ticing lawyer. lie received his first COM
mission from President Jackson In 1880, and
has unlnterruptedly held commission up to
the day Of his death. For many years he
ofilclated as n corporation magistrate, and
with his cOnfrerc, Justice VIM. Thompson,
was held in awe by evil doors. lie was the
first Justice before whom negro testimony
was given against white men, aud often
mentioned the fact with good deal of PRIDE
lie was member of the Oldest Inhabitants
Association Of this District, who will attend
the funeral this afternoon from the resi-
dence Of his son-ln-law, Mr.. Urine, on First
street west, between L and NJ streets north.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-12

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
y WLspISarosi & g., June u isoe
Illinois, praying for the extension Of n pateni
granted to him Vu the ll!h day Of September, lsB.
for an Improvement In Method OF Operating Rseip-
roCatIns saws. 49, -
Il is ordered that said petition be heard at this
othee on the I'D day Of August next. Any per-
son may oppose this extens ion,, Objections. do.
positions, and other papers. should be hlsd In this
SAMUEL 3. FISHER,
al GnmmihHlnn Of PAlAnls.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-12

The TEMPERANCE EXCLUSION TODAY
Equal No. /, Tribe Of Jonadab, the new tenn
pcrancc organization, composed principally
Of members of the late Equal Division, No.
3, and other divisions Of the Sons Of Tenn
pernnce, proposes to spend to-day and this
evening at Glymont The success which
has ever attended the efforts Of this organi-
zatlon is sufficient guaranty Of what Ia In
store for those who patronize them on this
occasion. The proceeds are for the especial
purpose of procuring suitable appointments
for their beautiful initiatory ceremony,
which, we learn, is one Of the most interest
ing Of any now In use among temperance
societies In the District. This being solely
temperance excursion, we would advise
families and others who desire to spend n
pleasant time to avail themselves Of this OPP
portunity. In order that all may have an
opportunity to be present two boats have
been provided, one to leave at a. m, the
other at $3.50 p. IN. Fine music has been en-
gagged, and every possible means provided to
make the affair a perfect success. Those
who do not desire to stay during the day by
taking the boat at $3.50 p. IN. have the oppor.
tunity TO enjoy pleasant sail down the
river, nice dance at Glymont, and return
to this city ut a reasonable hour.