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AIN old b11ildug iil- E1artiord, Ct re-
e entity t0rH down was originally
D recsed, soa1c sixty years ago, i0r the
E7utG5rd 05sxraat. n this building the
first B ibles ever prinled In this country
sFeto reduced Alta large expense Inc
Isrinted matter, all set an, was brought
from 5ondos1 IN forg OF hlty chases,
The Irlest rllinion type was used So
-holee weie these iorms that ire.
lseo0t buildlpg was erected, n which they
vvere stored together with the presses
rsed. Thou sands OF these Bibles were
printed aud bound, and furnished to the
CONNECTICUT Bible Society COPIES. are
s1illin existence II allparts Of the State.
I a addition to this business, Webster's
Spelin q Book was issued in large edi-
lions
AccoRDMG ID IIsEisoa's Prss5gteySaa Hss.
tofstd Alna3sd6 with a populationof 81,s
1891 there All this country 54 600
| sI,r4oi. 80 diisfrihrE Ina folinuya
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From the New Yofk Tribune.
The LaSzZ1 PaCyIFfg RAIE.



RiYet the last PacincmT.z a
With 3 silver h0mmefan d golden nail,
For over the hil and0yzr ihevaie,gN
The ironhorse lasgl ftiycom ing,
Along the prairies Wild f3oNefs sweet,
Win red lips kiss hAhl- ingeet.
Wild eagleshis wild sor@amie iepeat-
His hymn 81 pnEset tho bee Ia shummIng
Hall to ihedGly and deedi
Hail to th0iEOnsleed q
3 Hail toihdi-onnili
Hall y Ae Yefest,All hail
Now the rising @tli=ngsun
shall see the tasbaNi W estal8 one4 'se
Wherever the steed ottE eamahaIl run,
The Union hhaiibe osne i0rtxef
state linked with 3he Eyitbfpn hands.
Hearts linked with bcdr=s, and andA with hAnTls,
Hallt0 our brQad fec lalkes landsl
Hail toOnf fIeem lands
Hail 70 oufiEeela1dst ~
Hail TO hoE nail -
Hailto ite la@stTalll
0veEpraifle oi goldm@a green, ss
Over rivers that roll bet etwiveeh-
Ptumed mountains 6t fiechest ehceu5 Na
The steam horse toll harder and harder
Nov acaringi ibe wild aAe=Ta9gd aogksa
Now thundefihg over Et-tlnite hl ocks, ~
Now climbing The seep shelylng rocks, y.
Nov up the SiemnE 9gadA
a Hailtolepa aaiashsl owl -
Hail to ihe pseaHot snow
fsss haiitOh haaTnnleI' stroke
Hall toteeEhOelwoket TO
From ocean To ocemth8 raII
Runs over The moWNlru apdmle, <, a
Which echo with blows aonihea1it
Nov beard BY thalRt'nlng races.
Han to the patbWayoi 6atloHs heN
It runs tsrdqy through e henRphefo
The good time coming N ust now DO near,
- ar IL Bhiuea 0nopr Zh0palig hted idecs.
Hail to the aage Oftteaml
: siNf3 liail toiheiEonteam Z a -
Hail to 0ufi ron bars Ill.,
sla g lEf Hal lto Qafl@ ag o(starsl
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slent habtoi Alespb lathn rch IA the ocsaAion
p many queer HcdHanl md queer il0fles a
NeitnoWn rliizih bll asleep NJ g country
ehaecn. Ho wdaaall dsluf bed hy tha touch df
acqntli0uNon box i@a Tho hands 0i ono b Tia
ddaCona, who Wls IS ,iae 10 collection. INT
without Qpeningha @yes hu aleoper ojaculaiad
geaaqn and aphk Heack to rcaune his nap, II
AA unn0cQsaary topayE thashs was aGaaon 1ickei
naaaahget On 4 yGllV
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8 lutpAA t-ot uA-7 ANiA W iAYMH.
A1ahod lists. s.sia .ss3 Hhivsrsaist sax. 664
Issptlst -.,s..- -,ei2 zoanuich RefOrmed., 40
Esfesbyte flan -,il 8. tAlnifafian.. ..s...f 204
Ifoman Cabolsc,, 2 5d0lewish 3. Y. .s.,... n
C0ngfeg atlOna ~. 9 2ili kdVentiala. -.-s4s, aa
Izpiscopal. .,,. ~, e sd5sWe ieubOrgiau s.
EzHthprin9s,.- ,sa B. 1aSMorapian. ss.st. Az
tshfisllane,sss sss, 9 9iiASp ritualiat s.Ns.. "a
Eani0O ..,,,. Ia, / 3aGShaiyer w sss,., ~
EFierds .,s,.- att, 428 Mia OF agcle @sp ~
0efmAn Relof fIsled, e50
Thesechu rclles cost $iql sgS, ,5a2, and
could give seats to 10 l2075t peFs9ns
p6pula lion IN United Stales over ataeen
sears aldia 1900 7l5 Alie eavesaee cost
= eaoh e4nfeb gf4
called UAion were e9maot asea
uhiled coh ohEeest5ons ~ 1yiel
Blethod diss ana b ptisis ihd genetai ~.
aiagc v& one church for every 5Ss per.
sons 6 aIl nest andone loi every 349 Of
rhe propotf ion d hiee,d dftha 81 the com.
lnunltY III yghleh ohwch sislings arg need
sui
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la ~nas ls "a
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Medical
RALTIMoRI LooK HosPITAL.
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call WIN 'a' nSSiRnRRIAoE, .
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doors from the corner Fall not 10 observe name
90 EMO istier. received unle. postpaid and con.
..i1las ;i.pPt e Be used op nc reply Psf'os.
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ard ear. ghsH sslssp: sres Sens
paSPushiSs Attended 5 stimos with der n
Of y. FARE x ffStHG RT SsSSfsicE
DR. J.. addresses all lhSse who have iniured them /.
G .1s sis III
s a.. sc ed Il m %is.1S effects
q he sssS aPd Limb; PsIa: b. iss h:s Dir:
sss sfEsSsi Be-
MFsrinIf,@ThS fearful sTSsts on the mind ar.
much . b d.saasdItGs.s q M;rn95y, CSSnIipsion
arsrsiSa pS society. ai:rqs. LSas 81 so
~ al ssn lSS
what the cause o. their declining health. io.ing
%Ss sp pear nSSS ABOUT he Ss
eyes cough and 'YSSG!SSS5rM II consumption
iudSistd IL shsa siOas%a habit frequently fssfssd
S' arc aEsSs & sEs n.
:troys both mind aud SodS-,SSuid spp1 i%Rs:
P Ra. q 81. ps1u e. s .SSss q H.
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nature and indulsns in certain secret habit.
Soeh persons AOS' MIRRiRdE, p''"nk
reject that sound mind and body are the most
@ ~isou tSs. ne Safnss tsTcRSsS IL
becomes a weary pilgtinags the prospect bourl,
With dsspsiT, aud Oiled with the melancholy re-
. lection that the happiness Of another beecmei
SlisA''d Bis pIsE !ssiEE SSSTniMPRupEsoE.
WsI t sss 1sqs:d aSd P,Ss "a
Inn from applying % iho,s who; from saussiiSn
fsIis iatO he ads Of EnoTaTt and dsssPins pre-.
tenders. who. iae,PsbIe e eIrisE, hlsh his pscu
siSsd. md IL d despair Leave hin viii ruined
~ The use d that deadly poison, Mercury, hasten:
Ssh S;5Iss q slS x Hssd h,Sd VII
Phi esSSs to 81: Ssstpl y
whose f SsssipSSRss ssEiI 81 6iia Fas PRESS
Tho many thousands cured at this Institution
s s' aGPsS
Witnessed By the reporters o. the, SUI" sn(
sssis and again before iSs public, besides ii
standing s. gentleman Of character and Ietponsi
su's SE2ss st sfRRsSf # y S ts'c.
VIII II ;Ssss4Js s1;
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-10

On A HIGH hill In York, Me-, called
Agamentlcus, lies buried the Indian apostle,
Saint Asplnquid. He was ninety -four years
old when he died, May /, 1862. At the age
Of forty.two or forty-threc he was converted
to Christianity, and spent ffty years of his
life preaching to the sixty-slx different ma.
lions or tribes of Indians In the country.
His funeral was conducted with great pomp
and ceremony. The Indians sacrificed the
following wild animals TO the departed
faloes, 10 ferrets, S32 martens, $40 wolves,
SO wild cats, 4s2 foxes, $50 beavers, 500
fishes, 90 bears, SO moose, so weasels, 400
offers, SEQ raccoons, 113 rattle-snakes,
catamouts, 900 musquashes, 60 wood-chucks,
1900 minks, 3S porcupines. On his tomb,
stone was placed the following inscription
present, useful; absent, wanted,
Lived desiredj died lamented,"
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SAII OF oovEsNMENr BUIIDiNo5, a.

oYFIoB GES'L Aco,TISG AND DIsB 40 oYFIcER,)
BURRAuaF REF. FRRED. AED ABAs. LANDS, !
wAsHIsITnN, ID. o., July 70, lsde,
By direction OF Brsvst Major General o. o,
Howard, United States army, Commissioner, will
be sold by public auction, at Campbell Hospital,
boundary, near Seventh street, on MONDAY.
90 -Four Frame Buildings,
u0) Ten Barracks.
% One Stable.
~ One Dead House.
~ One Fire-plug,
tt75) -Four hundred and seventy Ave feet Iron
Water Pipe, (unaer ground,) -
Terms Of sale Cath j. ~ DROWN,
jySl st Brevet Major and Di'bursing Odesr.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-10

THE SHOOTING MATCH.
Twas not q hundred miles from iowa,
Where sAurkraut 10 "worriedn down;
Upe0 the farm OF Billy Kratz
Some Germans held a shooting match.
soon as pigeon had the run
Sherb.ngi there went a cruel gun,
Without a single bit Of harm.
Mine heavens" shouted Billy Kratz,
der pullet did not make q scratch"
The young and old. the e, short and tail,
But !, with spirit light as char,
Received them with hearty laugh.
.LSok here. cried, .don'thitmy head,
Now, riies BY the many score,
Kept up little bit Of war,
But on inspection Il was found
That every shot fell on the ground.
A crowd now gathered round the place,
But could not understand the case.
Each gunner stood A. though a post,
milne dotf" they cried, "te mans a ghosfi
Forgetful Of the game or gun.
soon ~ my laughing could refrain,
l shouted, "holdl and I'll explain;
For shame upon your coward fright,
Pm neither ghost, nor spook, nor sprite.
Full well knew your leaien pill,
Had not the force to wound orkill;
with such suit as have here,
I'd let you crack away q yeAtpr
Upon a stump l now Arosc,
And made speech on buying clothes;
And won their "thunders of applause
All took the ears, intent to call
And buy a suit at famed COAX HALL"
OAK HALL CLOTHING EMPoRIuM, ACC
SEVENTH STREET, OPPOSITE PosT OFFICE
celebrated for the STYLE, FISIsH, DURABIL,
ITY AND CHEAPNEss of Its garments. GEN.
TLEMEss', BOYS, and CHILDRENs' READY.
MADE CLOTHING. Piece goods In great
variety, and furnishing goods at prices IN
usually lW. ~
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-10

A PAPER published at Palmer, Mass,
says whoever rides through the mountain
towns OF our State during the present haying
season will see scores of women at work in
the field. In ride Of half dozen miles
last week we counted thirty women raking
nay. In most cases they were the wives and
daughters Of the farmers who own the
fields. Mems help is scarce and high, and
the women of the family, like true help
meets, turn In and help gather the crops"
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-10

Alta LATE FIRE In London, while the en-.
gines were dscharging their contents against
the front Of house, an inscription on 1t be.
came nearly oblterate. "By my SOUL" ex-
claimed a witty Irlshman, "this Is Il queer
time for joke" Sand who Ia Joking"
growled one Of the flremen. "Why, don't
you see, honey you are playing upon
wordsln replied Pat,
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COURT.

JuLy 10, ls0
District If coi~m''"i viHE;a'Af"O''" County to
In the case Of JonS T. MiTGHELL and RICHARD
ceased, thu adm Illustrators Aforesaid with the
APPRECIATION Of the Orphans Court q &ashinE.
ton county, aforesaid, appointed TUESDAY, the
10Th day o. August, A. D. iSGg, for the aasI settle
mP9t and distribatior Of the Personsl estate Of
said deceased, and Of the asset In hand, fur as
the same have b,en collected aud turned inIo
n9neyi whs9 and where al the creditor. and
heirs OF said deceahed are notified to attend with
their clai ms properly youehed, or they msy other.
wise by law be excluded from all benent In said
deceased,u estatei provided q copy u this order
be published once week for three weeks In the
Test: A, WEBSTER,
jyl2-m3ws Register Of W Ills
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1860.


The regular weekly session Of the Board
of Aldermen was held this evening, the
Vice President (Mr. Bakery In tho chair
Present all the members, except Messrs.
Davis, Crocker and Emery.
The following is the weekly statement Of
the account Of the First National Bank with
the corporation for the week ending August
q viz.
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STATES PATENT OFFICE,

Y Wlss,s sIoss pG ,Jaliis, lsso
dslphia. Pa praying for the extension Of .
5a r. e him ON ,ss Sss q Eoys%
tles; = =
ordered that the said petition be heard at this
may oppose this extension. Objections. dopo.
sitions. and other papers should be nled In this
SAMUEL 8, FISHER,
jy22-ThSw Commissioner OF Patents.
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The Philadelphia Post charges that the
Democratic leaders of Pennsylvania arc
already preparing to COLOMBO. They are
boing so far as to rent houses for colonizers,
who will swear before the Board Of Regis
tratlon that they are regular residents and
householders.
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United STATES PATENT OFFICE,

y WAsnlN0TJN. D. O., July 70, 1850.
On the petition Of JAMES 9. LEACn, OF BAllston
Spa, Now York, praying for the extension OF d
patent gra9 ted to him The 3Oth Of October, 1851
ADDITIONAL Improvement, July s, 1876. and again
additional Improvement on the Sd day OF March,
1857, for an Improvement Ia Looms:
Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
once on the 18th day OF October next Any per.
son may oppose thls cxtsnsi on Objections, depo.
sitioni and other lapeIs SHOULD be nled In this
SAMUEL g. USHER,
AuRh.ThlN Comm Rainnar Of Palanla
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A REVEREND gentleman In Hampton, Va,
has invented a machine for picking and
cleaning peanuts. 1t Is claimed that Il will
pick and clean one thousand bushels per
day, doing the work Of twenty men.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-10

A BOTTLE was picked up In Peoria Lake,
ILL.,, on the 2Sth with the following epistle
inside:
"HRNRY, Ill, July Is.
"To t5hoessr pies Ais up:
81 am goin to comit suicide by drownding
miself In the river. MI body will never be
found as I hev tide a big stone to II. Good
bi every buddy. was formerly an organ
grinder and pecunlary embarrassment Is the
cos of mi deth. Henry Is hard place to
llv In. The pepel don't appreciate music.
Good bl every buddy. l throdo my organ
In the river.
"Yours, respectfully, JOHN HARDIN"
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United STATES PATENT oPPIOg,

y WAsHIE1ros, d, g, July s, 1850.
On the petition Of Il. W. 0ooDILs, Of din ton ,
lowe, for the extension Of pstcnt granted
sued on the 18Th day o. April. Isl, fos an I'M.
pIoyement In Machines for Making I'M elopes;
i !. ordered TIA. SAD petition be heard a this Of.
may oppose this extensi sion, ohieetiops,' deposi-
lions, and other papers should be HE'D In This office
'' '',a', a OsaayEG \; USHER,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-10

LARcESY.-James Mccarthy and jesse
Butcher, two colored juvenile thieves, were
arrested by Officer Leach, charged by Thos.
Young with the larceny OF goods belonging
to him. The boys had hearing before
Justice Thompson, and were committed TO
inil.
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CIV. 1863. vi
ARDoU
ALI-HEALING
LOTION.

a r n
lam. Neuralgia. Headache. Toothaohe. Pains in
the side, Breast. or Back Partial peafue.si
Mothers will ind il an Invaluable Priend for Cated
Breast, Certain Cure for Chilbl.in., Fro,sa Feet.
a, sny ioe.i s,ha. n, naIns a, ~ Nar.on. ~ NJ
.r,.r sv.tsm
This hi gkiy .prired and extraordinary Medicine
will not fail to sSsctualiy cure all the diseases
enumerated above. no matter Of how long stand.
Ing, provided the patient Ia not hopelessly bad.
ridden. One application will often cure the worst
n Vii, u ,iys ,n.,.nt ,.I,ss anu IN All 'A'''
From Inc unbounded confidence in hIs Lotion.
and the perfect and thorough knowledge Of
power 70 cure .he Diseases named, II IL docs no
~ ~ 1nie sA'euoh, s'e, = Jar ana roper
"'a,' p.ouso W., s'ii oIo,unu 'ne m'ne' received
VI az not nrstena ~ ba X sn,Sc, n, INT.
uon. having oht.insd tba rseIns rom IA fnJisn
sf,s, bs,ins t,sya,.d .mnn. n. ~ mn %, 80.
srsl yaars
After having performed at least one A~sdrsa
&C.. &c. / have been induced BY my friends
pat Il before the public and now make this prop.
osition:
That In any case Of Sick or Nervous HeadAehso
roothaehe. should fail to cure from two to nvo
minutes with my An-HealinE Lotion, will forfeit
the sum OF ave dollars.
Dh. HARBOUR could add numerous certineateso
wonderful cures Of the diseases stated Above,-
which he deems unnecessary to append. excepting
few from persons Of ell-known integrity.
One bottle OF this Lotion will servo TO convince
any person, who will give II fair trial, Of It's u
WlsHiE0ros. ID. c.. yuIv a. 1877
M u.,n n' o., w. sV y, aU,'
with an acute attack Of Rheumatism for seyera
weeks. and trying everything within my reach
no avail. hearing Of your All-Haaling Lotion,
was Induced to try bottle, and, II am happy
say, AFTER two applications, was well enough
20 to my business, which have not done for sew
sral days.
Your obedient servant. JAS. A. GREER.
No. 90 Second Street, bstpeen Massaehusetts Ave.
Hus and @ Street, Washington. d. o.
n. u.,,or. .h..-1,,,. a.,
the sa,racx az ronr inSsinshis In,,nn "Lt'
ocrasIon 10 ma n in nv T.mII,, ~. ~ 49,
NauraIgia and Na,vors Uasds.ha sa,L,,
II Ia afsoet an aImo,t NORTHUMBERLAND cns. r'.S
n as baIng tba bsst nrsna,at,on "a, AZ.
aisr,ous that I have syoI ,risd, '' INV "'0''"'
A. N. MOVES,
"
ispIASA, INDIANA Co, Pa. Sept l2,isdl.
On. HARBOUR Dear Str; ! take pleasure In
certifying that have used your All'Healnx Lo.
~ uso ,rssi, ~, a. a,a '"s' naa nor peen hole
,ns ,hrn,~n a., 49, 80 soas'tu.uee ., pe'
dnr,ors in hi 80 "a sna. III. ",us ~ 'he
hnnS,.d lai,..' Va. 'pv"Ink neAy hree
''... ao s wnnoatANsp. was induced TO
49, ss VIII Us. sNen me ths
f p.n use :, my arm 's, a'ina Two bottle. only
nay do so By calling on me.
fourA. respectfully, ,,s -
y,f,, Ga, 'hhhs D. CuNNlNoHAM.-
ana % Pa '"' tue "a''Tod"' indiana. indf
HAaRRsrows, Nd, April "a. 1854
aiiicieJ, permit me to add INV bumh a tss,,m'ns
10 tbo ysiua Of van, " II ny numo ,esnihIny
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE to all persons
having goods deposited at Princes loan
office, and interest unpaid for sir months, to
call at once If they wish to save their articles.
No. 277IPennsylyania avenue,
BetHcen Tenth md Eleventh SITS.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-10

WITHOUT NUMBER.-The police Of the
Eighth precinct yesterday made ten arrests
Of persons who were running their wagons
without corporation license. Justice Schmidt
imposed a fine on the party amounting in the
aggregate to $50.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-10

MEssRs. WM.WARDER q Co., through our
advertising columns to-day, invite the atten-
ton Of consumers of wood and coal to their
stock. Their superior facilities enable them
to sell at very reasonable rates.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-10

We MY OUR CLOTHING ut Oak Hall, 400
Seventh street, opposite Post Office. \
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THE CENTRE MARKET.-Sidney McFar-
land, the new clerk Of the Centre market,
has very important order In our adver-
Using columns to-day, to which the earnest
attention of dealers Is requested.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-10

STEALING PIsrOL.-Two colored boys,
named Charles Lewis and Harry Coster,
were arrested by Officer Williams yesterday,
Jointly charged with the theft Of a pistol, the
property of William Hill. The accused are
held for hearing before Justice Bates.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-10

ACCIDENTAL son of Mr.. Charles Len.
man were badly injured on Sunday after
noon by being struck by a large mass Of
stone which fell from the second story of q
residence on Seventeenth street, near |
street.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-10

THEFT or MosRr.-scrgeaut Johnson ar
rested colored man named Edgar DriscOe
for stealing the sum Of 800 from William II.
Davis. Justice Chase sent the accused to
Jail.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-10

WAsHISGroS, d, O., J ally 81, 1850.
On the petition Of ARETCsA. wILD8R, OF Detroit,
saitd 10 $h FIX IL & 6.iobslp ri' s
and Ieissaed On The ls!h day Of October, 1850, and
Improvement for Saving and EdEIng Giap boards
a Is ordered that the said petition DO heI I'd al
nus once on The llth day OF October next Any
Hons, deposition, and other papers should DO died
In this oee twenty days before the day Of hearing
jyslsst Conmissioper of Patent..
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-10

WASHINGTON GROVE No. /, Druids, hold
special meeting this evening at s O'Clock.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-10

We Buy OUR CLOTHING at Oak Hall, 400
Seventh street, opposite Post Office. U
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-10

c. c. MARTIN, Carpenter and Builder, on
Ohio avenue, between Twelfth and Thir-
teenth streets, furnishes door md window
frames cheaper than any other place In the
District.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-10

AT No. 10 Four-and.a-half street, near z,
south Washington, a new Stationery and
Periodical Store has been established. See
the advertisement.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-10

We BUY OUR CLOTHING at Oak Hall, 400
Seventh street, opposite Post Office.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-10

AT THE FOUNTAIN HOTEL white female
help Is called for. See advertisement.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-10

WE BUY OUR CLOTHING at Oak Hall, AGO
Seventh street, opposite Post Office.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-10

WE BUY OUR CLOTHING at Oak Hall, AGO
Seventh street, opposite Post Ollce.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-10

WE DUY orr CLOTHING at Oak Hall, 400
Seventh street, opposite Post Once.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-10

A REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING Of the
trustees Of public schools IL called for this
evening,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-10

We MY our CLoTmING at Oak Hall, AGO
Seventh street, opposite Post Office.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-10

THE STEAMER ARRow.-The daily trip to
Mount Vernon Of this staunch little steamer
are not only great accommodation to tin
travelling public, but offer to those Of our
people who belong to the "Can't. Getaway
Club" the opportunity Of making a very
pleasant excursion to the tomb Of Washing
ton. The boat has recently been handsomely
reftted, and is now perfect in all Its APP
pointments. Captain Thomas stackpole,
her commander, left the city last night for
brief visit to New Hampshire. Jas. Sykes,
ESQ.,, the courteous general superintendent
of the line, will have charge of the steamer
and her numerous patrons during the alb
sence Of Captain Stackpolc.