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The national Republican., 1869-03-08
STATES PATENT OFPlCE,

WAHHINITON, d. O., Feb. %, IHN
On the petition Of JOHN s. BARDEs, Of ProyI.
denee. hhode Island. paying f1I the sSteasiOn Of
asSiRnees Of the said John harden, on the 22i Of
May, lslj, for an improvement 10 wafer Nctcr,i
l. ordered that said petition be heard at this
once on the Sd day OF May next Any person may
oppose this extension, nhiesiions, dspostiOns,
days before The day Of hearing
,rhI Ma ro,n,,Js st.,n., - p.,.af
The national Republican., 1869-03-08

Mr.. A. r. Fowler has rc-opcued his sta
bles at S25 Twelfth street, between NJ and
N. Parties desiring handsome carriages
and fine horses should give Mr.. Fowler a
call.
The national Republican., 1869-03-08
nh3.wat


y wAsHrHeToS, D. c., Feb. 6. 1892
On the Petition Of L. NJ. STEVENS. J. b. CkosDT,
and J. ". PEARSON, Of Boston. Massachusetts,
praying for the extension Of y patent granted to
ment In Seed Planter:
II il ordered that said petition be heard at this
once the 81 day Of May next. ANY person
may oppose this extension, Objeclonl, deposit
uons, aud other papers, should DO hled In this
once twenty days before the day Of hearing
ELISHA fooTE,
The national Republican., 1869-03-08
LIMITED STATES pATEsT ogP!Cs.

I NITEU STATFb FNTENT UFFIUE,
" wAsHiSUroS, D. q Fab. ~, lseo,
On The petition o. rHosts J. kSarr. q Phila;
granted to him on the 18th day of May, lSiS, FOR an
Improvement 10 Adjustable fenouius Tool
II IL ordered that sad petition be heard at this
ofnoe on the 18th day Of April next. Any pcrsop
may oppose this extension, ubjsotloy, dsplsi.
tOns, aud other papers, should be ntrd In this
once twenty days before tho day OF hearing
ELISHA FOOTR,
febl7 .wJw Comm issione, ~ Patents.
The national Republican., 1869-03-08
TIE 4 COURTn.

A rocKET.BooK is waiting an owner
this office. See advertisement.
The national Republican., 1869-03-08

Ihs COUhTb.
DsrR!cr suraxse oouar-Gsasrsi Tsrs -
All the justices sat IN bane on saturday and
transacted the follow og buslnessI
MeEicllan 4 Dodge ys Cink Ct Al. The
hxed by the Court at els, 900.
ArroRsEYs ADMITTED.
John s. Slater, Of the Montana bar, Was ad.
mltted a. an attorney OF this court, on motion
woodward wheeler, an applIe.nt for admi,.
sion to the har,was referred to the Examining
Committee,
cossrABLx APPOINTED.
stable.
The Alexandria and Washington railroad
before the court now 10 \ motion TO rescind su
order Of the court, made some few weeks
since, removing an Injunction and directing
AIexandris and Warrington Rsiirosd Jom.
p,ny to the Messrs, Bradley, as trustees Tor
the benefit OF the city Of Washington, to 20
The case wa, further argued BY Mr.. Riddle.
Mr.. James ). French, president OF the CON.
psny, for himself. and by James II. Bradley,
fBiai Bent. As one OF the trustees and M'' r. j.
The ease was not concluded a. tae adjourn.
ment Of the court.
oRrHAss' CounT-Judgs Purcell. This eoui
was occupied ~ follows on Saturday;
The last will Of Ersstus B. Barrett, oil
Georgetown, was hled And probated, The
tcstator bequesths his whole estate to his wife
| Mary Julis Barrett, who was the residuAry
| legatee In the Pearson will case.
LKrrkhs TesTANENTARY.
r: W: Clspp qualified as administrator oi
Emily u. Clapp, irving bond In $500.
| John Van Rlswick qualified - admlnlstrA
| tor Of John b. Hutchinson, late cashier Of the
National Bank OF Metropolis, giving bond In
u, 900, with ID. A. Windsor and T.. u, stirling
as sureties.
NJ. d. Ball qualified As administrator Of Jos
| Forrest, giving bond 10 q, 400, with J. =. En-
| mis- and Jos. Thornton as sureties.
| ACCoUsTs,
| Accounts OF Harvey LinJslsy, guardian ol
| the orphans OF samuel I. Barney, were hled
and approved.
| GUARDIANS.
| Adeline Toombs qualified as guardian o
Fanny win lisms, giving bond In $50.
| Adjourned.
| EoUITy CouRr,-Jaf1e Ohn n-Thls eouti
made the following orders on Saturday:
| Alexander Provost vs., william n. Winter
| Order for final ratification OF sale OF certain
real estate to Frazier h Parker.
/
The national Republican., 1869-03-08
ORPHANS COURT.
ERBRUARY ls6p

" February Z, lbB.
DiStrict Of Columbia. Wash gton county, 10 ton:
10 the case OF kOsLSsA KoRTz, Administratrix
II Jefferson B. KortI. deceased, the administering
afoTe-aid has, with the Appreciation Of the Orphans
Court OF Washington county atorerAid, appointed
TUESDAY, the ID day % March, A. b, lstp,
for the Anal settlement aud di tribulon Of the per-
sonAl estate Of said deceased and OF the assets In
hand, as far as the same have been collected and
turned into money! when and where all the cred,
ors and heirs Of said deceased are notified 10 al.
tend, with their claims properl, youehed, or they
In said deceased estate: provided copy Of This
order be published once n week for three weeks q
the NATIONAL RErrBLICAs previous tO the said
day -
Test JAS. R. O'BBIRNB,
fe3 W3w' Register Of Wills
The national Republican., 1869-03-08
TTSITED sTATgs PATENT OFFICE,

- wIsuIsdros, D. G.. FEB. 9, Isp
On the petition Of ions N. HECK, Of HolyOke,
MassAeh praying Tor the extension OF pateu
grated to him qn the 18th day Of May, 1855, 10
s ordered that the said petition be heard AZ thu
once % the fi.h dayof April next, Auy person
may oppose this extension Objections, depnsl.
tons. and other papers, should be dled In thi,
once twenty days before the day Of hearing.
fel7-w3v CommIssionsT Of Patent.
The national Republican., 1869-03-08
US, MaIshAl Of D, c., as Messenger.
Test! X J. MEIos, CLERK. felTka2
IL THE SUPREME Hs Gn2 G3gSG9f TT.2f THE DISTRICT
Equity, Oss.
Special Auditor
fnl.TAM
ORPHANS COURT.

" FEBRUART 20, 1850
District oJ Columbia, WdshingtoH eoHntV, 10 nn:
la the case OF NAOHI uTERhgnLE aud ErTKEE
CARrsI, adm lniHtTatoTs OF CHAs n, ,UTERNRHLR de.
ceased, the adm mnihtrators aforesAdhaye, with the
APPRECIATION Of The Orphans' ConEt of Washington
day q March, d l6. for the Anal lenent md
distribution OF the personal estate Of said deceased
collected and turned into moneys when aud where
ned 10 attend, with their claims pToperly yoaehed
9rthey may Otherwise BY law be excluded from all
benefit In said deceased = estate: provided a copy
weeks in the NArIOEAL KEPUBLICAS previous TO
the said day, -
Test: JAS. 4. O'BEIRNR,
feb&-ThSw Register Of Wills.
The national Republican., 1869-03-08

COLD WEATHER.-The steamboat mer
along the wharf declare Saturday night the
coolest Of the season, ice having formed
more rapidly than upon any previous oeea'
running Of the boats.
The national Republican., 1869-03-08

PREACHING At WALLS OPERA HOUSE,
Wallis Opera House was crowded last night
to listen to the preaching Of the Rev. Henry
W. Bellows, of New York, and the audience
was rewarded with most eloquent sermon
from l Corinthians, XII, 5th; Sand there
are differences of administrations, but the
same Lord" The speaker alluded to the
recent Inauguration and the number OF per-
sons interested In the distribution of offices.
Hc said there were five millions of persons
in this country wanting office and but five
hundred offices, while God had an office for
all who would apply to him. High as was
the office to which Gen. Grant had been
elevated, the humblest individual could be-
come a higher one under God and his Prime
Minister, Jesus Christ.
During his discourse, he graphically COM
pared the human soul 10 a harp, and the
violation of one Of Gods laws TO the break
ing Of a string ofthe harp producing discord
until the harp was re-attuned. He painted
the beauty of the service thus open TO all,
and the high cmoluments to be obtained, and
urged his hearers to take Office under the
Great Ruler.
DR.. Bellows is fine looking gentleman,
with n peculiarly benevolent countenance,
and speaks with a good deal of dramatic
effect, which, in this case, was heightened
by the scenery of the drop-curtain, repre-
senting the castle Of ST. Angelo, In Rome.
The national Republican., 1869-03-08
IINITEp sTArEs PATENT oRFIck,

On the petition d kcS = 6gsasis. efYsstass..,
Rhode I;sl,,ad IA, pr,yiHs O the ftsn.ioe q patent
chinesl
this osee On the 50 day Of May next. Any per
con may oppose this extension, 0biections, de.
once twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA fUOTE,
f.b2j.Th3w Cotnmi ssiouer Oh Patapls
The national Republican., 1869-03-08
STATES PATENT OPPICg,

y wAsaIx0roS. pc. Fsb Is. lsGa.
On the pstition OF JACOn A. CoNovgR, 0f New
York, praying for the extension of q patent
granted him on the u day Of My, ISL, Tor an
improyemeIti In Machine for splitting wood
Is ordered that the said petition be heard At this
othce on the Sd day Of May next. Any prrron
my oppose this extension. Objections, depo-
sitions. and other papers should be alel In this
once twenty days before the day Of hearing,
ELISHA fOOTE,
feb22-MSw Commissioner Of Patents
The national Republican., 1869-03-08

MAN DRowSED.-About noon on Saturday
two colored men, named Josiah Grayson and
sand from the fats near Long bridge, in a
scow, during the continuance Of the heavy
wind, the boat drifted against the bridge and
went to pieces. The men were thrown into
the water and Stewart Jones was drowned.
The body was soon recovered, and Sergeant
Ashton had II conveyed to its late home, on
Sixth street, between II and streets, where
the coroner was notified TO attend.
The national Republican., 1869-03-08

THIS u. To, GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
l sCRlBgR has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Washington county, in the District OF Co
lumbia. letters Of adminstration on the personal
estate Of PRASCIs q. MACSAHARA, late OF Wash.
ingtOn, d, G.. deesAsed. All persons having
claims inst the said deceased are hereby warned
70 exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to
the subscriber, on or before the I'd day Of Feb
ruary next they may otherwise by law bo ex.
eluded from all beneht Of the said estate.
0iyen under my hand this I'd day Of February,
1862 lC, NEsMlTH,
faS'WSw' Admin istrAtoT.
The national Republican., 1869-03-08
COURT.

ORPHANS COURT.
" REBHuLRI 10, 1899.
District n Columbia. WdshInptnn County, 10 ton.
10 the ease Of EDWARD NJ THUasrOS, Fxeeu.
trix o. hARr Any BAowS. deceased, the ex .
the "Iphsns' Court 4 washinEtou county .AfoTe-
A b, iso9, for the hnai settieJnspt aud d.:
tribution OF the personal estate of said deceased
aud Of the assets 10 hand, rs far the ,Amo have
been collected and turned into money / when and
where all the creditors aud heirs Of said deceased
are notified to attend, with their claims properly
youehed, or they may otherwise by law be ex-
eludsd f!om all benent In said deeeased's estate
provided = copy Of this order be published once
week for three weeks ip the NATIONAL kKPUBLI.
Test JAS II, o'BEIRNB,
kebT7- wYws RaI aIistef of wills
The national Republican., 1869-03-08
Notices Of Patents.

UNITED srATss T.s,1,s,ss, RATssT ! noSrisS =, ,m
,,os ths PETITION o. caAsLss A beksI., ~ New :
SSIs slsat.i Nm ss'ss;c' s.y i s'iSs .s
Improvement In Sewing Mrfhinesi
h css re- ". az ~ E s.,s Inv s'r.s r.s.Ga
may oppose this extsnsion,, obieei'cns deposi.
%saiS wen dsys % S,s @ Es fSsa ass e h' once
| fsbi7.Thaw Commissionsr Of Patsnts
The national Republican., 1869-03-08
United STATES PATENT oPFICg,

- wAsHIsuIos, D. c.. February %, ls5a.
On petition Il L W. OOUDALE, Of Clinton, Iowa,
pTaylas fot The The sxte1'iSn Of patent granted 10
hlm on M .yth iay q MAY: islo, aud rels>n"d on
In Machine for making paper Bags
II Ia ordered that said petition be heard at this
once the 10Th day Of May next. Any person
may oppose this extension, nbjsetlons. der 81.
twenty days before the day ofhsarlpg.
ELISHA fODTE,
mh3.w3t Commlssioner Of Patents,
The national Republican., 1869-03-08

DEATH OF WELL KNOWN CITIzES.-WC
regret to announce the death of our well
known fellow-citlzen, Barney Green, esq,
which occurred about l2 o'clock, yesterday,
at the residence of his brother, Michael
Green, corner of Thirteenth and l. streets,
In this city. Mr. Green was well known to
many Of the young men Of Washington and
to the travelling community, he having
made many warm friends since his connec-
tion with the Kirkwood House about thir-
teen years ago. For many years he was
proprietor of the news and cigar stand of
the hotel, and subsequently became one OF
Its proprietors.
Abodt year ago he was compelled to sell
his interest in the hotel, on account Of con-
tlnued III health, and for some time past has
been confined TO his house Barney was
noted for his genial disposition, kind and
generous heart, and there are numbers Of our
readers who will remember with a sigh the
many happy hours spent with him In the
vestibule of the KirkwoOd. He was great
lover of outdoor sports, and the base ball
clubs OF the city have lost staunch sup.
porter and true friend. At the time Of his
1ecease, Mr.. Green was thlrty-seven years Of
age.
The national Republican., 1869-03-08
TINTED sTATBs PATENT 0FFIOE, :

. WAsHIsaTos, b, d, Feb. II, issn.
On the petition OF GEoRdEw IiLDRErH, Il Lock.
port. New ygrk,praylns iot the est.nslon q pst;
relssued on the lat day OF May lsD for an improve
ment 10 Mode OF Hanging Bells,
1t Is ordered that said petition be hoar at this
onhec on the 9Th day Of May next Auy person
may Oppose this extension obicetlons, depot.
tonu, and other papers should be led lu this uce
twenty days before the day Of bearing,
feoO ssw CommIasionsr Of Pstsut,
The national Republican., 1869-03-08
TNIFE0 sTGTEs PATEsr 0FFiCE.

y wAsni SGTos, D. Q, February q, lsde
On the petition Of JAcoB O, ScHLoruH, ,Of Eastop,
PeunsJlyania. praying for the extension Of n pat.
ent granted to him on the 9th day Of Nay, 1865.
for an improvement in Crate Bars for Furnaces,
Il is ordered that s,id petition be heard at khis
odnee on the 10Th cay Of May next. Auy person
may Opplss this extension. Objections, depOs'.
tions and other papers should be hled In this ofvc
twen days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA FOOrB,
mhl-Tul Com mi ssionar ~ Patents
The national Republican., 1869-03-08
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

d
To all the creditors OF JAMES V. KEARSr, who
have proved their claims:
You aIe hereby notified to appear before the su-
nrems Court OF the District Uf CJlumb a. sittIug in
Bankruptcy. on the l6th day q March, lSp, al
10 o'clock, a. IN, at the City Hall, washiu gton
CITY, To show causs why d [sehargs from AlT his
debt shluld not be granted to said bankrupt.
You Also notified that the ID aud III mestiB 4 Of
said bAnkrupt's creditors will be held before the
Register ut the same place, at u o'clock IN.
BY order Of the Court:
DAYID s. GOnDING,
y. S. Marshal OfD. c., as Messenger
Test: r, J, MgIas, Clerk mhf-p
The national Republican., 1869-03-08

DETENTION or TRAIN.-On Saturday
evening the train from the north, due
here at I p. IN, was detained at the Relay
House, near Elkridgc Landing, In consc-
quence of man lying on the track. and
though every Cxertion was used to reverse
the engine the cow-catcher struck the man,
throwing him from the track and seriously
inJuring him. The train was stopped and
the man was taken into house near by,
where medical aid was summoned The
train then proceeded on to this city. We
did not learn the name of the man, but II Is
supposed that he was intoxicated, and had
fallen asleep on the track.
The national Republican., 1869-03-08

SEVERE ACCIDEET.-On Saturday evening,
Mr.. Thomas Reilly, proprietor of Reilly's
wharf at the foot Of Eleventh street, was
quite seriously injured by being thrown from
his buggy, near his place of business. Mr..
II. received several severe gashes about the
head, and was picked up insenslble and CON
veyed to his residence, where the services Of
DR.. Morgan were availed of, who admins
tered TO his wants.
The national Republican., 1869-03-08
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

TTNfTEp STATES PATBNT OFFICE.
- wAsuisdros, D. O., February 4, 1871.
On the pelitlon Of N. N. RHODES aud J. G,
RHoDEs, of Taunton, Massachusetts,, praying fnt
the extension Of patent granted them On the
day OF May, 1888, for an Improvement In Maehibe
for Leathering TAcksi
ordered that said petition be heard at this OF.
dee on the 75th day Of April next. Any person
may oppose this extension, objections, deposi-
tions, and other papers should be hcd In this ONCE
twenty days efOre the day Of hearing
ELISHA POOTE,
felj-MSw CommissiOnor Of Patents.
The national Republican., 1869-03-08

INAUGURATIoS MARCH.-Mr. JohD F. Ell
lis, 300 Pennsylvania avenue, has just issued
the nth edition Of this beautifully illus
trated piece OF music. Everybody should
have ii.
The national Republican., 1869-03-08
NOTICE TO IRON MEN.
UkIrED STATES RNdISERK's uPFICk,
No Gl fIPfH STHgEr


No 81 FIPfH STHEgr.
LOrisvILLF, Ky February 10. lt61
Sealed proposals, in duplleale, viii be received
At this Ot1ce until u IN. 90 WEDS EsDAI, Mach
II, 1862 for the delivery, At such p0iul Ia tho city
OF L0niHyille, Ky, As The unt-rsigurd may direct,
Of a., 900 pounds Of Bolts, Wedges aud spikes, all
to be Uf hrst- class coke Iron
Information with regard u thu IcnEIhs and
sizes, babks Tor prOpOsHls Uf the form Ieqnitsi,
and Any other Information viii be furnished Ul
application to this Office.
pri nted copy tnis advert ssmeat must b, at
taehed to each PROPOSE. and each bid must bo Ae-
oJmpanlCd by written guarantee, rlgned by two
responsible psrsOns, that the party or parties pro-
posing will euIor into costfact upon rceelvni the
AwATdment
No bids will be entertained except from iron
me1. and the right H. reserved to reject any aud
all bids Il sha be deemed for the Interest Of the
Government to do 50.
Twenty per cent Of the amount due on each de.
livery Of said iron will be retAped as security for
the full ulhlment Of the contract.
PTopo !als must be inc osed 10 sealed envelope,
indorsed Proposals for Iron, and addIessed to
q. WRlTZRL,
Major Corps Of Engineers, Brovet Major 6eRsfal
s fa05 "A
The national Republican., 1869-03-08

BALTIMORE METHODIST EPISCOPAL Con-
rlREsoE.-The Conference reassembled at
$50 a. m. on Saturday, and was opened
with devotional exercises conducted by Rev.
Mr.. Cooper.
The committee on examination Of candi-
dates for elders Orders reported the name Of
John r. Brown. Also the following as dea-
cons: Franklin Supplee, W. II. Gwinn, VIM.
II. Forsythe, A. Forster, J. J. Kautncr.
On motion, the Conference recognized
dcacon's order Of Rev. W. Evans, OF the
Presbyterian Church, on becoming an elder
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
The report Of the board OF stewards was
presented by Revs. Messrs. T. Myers, s. V,
Leech and Downs, and, after long debate,
was amended and adopted.
The presiding elders were directed to pro.
pare written reports Of their charges.
The candidates for deacon's orders were
called as follows; W. Z. Bird, W. A. Davis
]. P. Wilson, J. b. Stitt, 8. Baker, 7. r
sliccr, 7. J. Cross, and W. B. Koontz, ant
Bishop Clark propounded the usual ques-
| tions, and addressed them earnestly.
After their characters were passed the
Conference adjourned.
The national Republican., 1869-03-08

SLIGHT FIRE IN GEoRGETows.-Abou 10
o'clock on Saturday night, Mr.. Henry r.
Osborne discovered light In the Dunbarton
street On. E.) church, Georgetown, and
going into the building found that roll OF
straw mating had taken fire from the aue
Of the furnace. Mr.. o. then notified the
sexton, who was In the basement, and they
succeeded In extlnguishing the are with a
few buckets of water. The only damage
done the church was the burning OF the end
Of one of the pews, which had caught from
the mating
The national Republican., 1869-03-08

RBCOvERINu,-T. T. Fowler, esq, prcsi,
dent of the Board of Common Council, who
has been confined to his room for some three
weeks past from illness, we are glad TO learn
is convaescent, and will be about again In
day or two.
The national Republican., 1869-03-08

The MAGIC Conn will color the Hair or
Beard II permanent Black or Brown. II con-
tains no poison. There is no slop or stain
arising from Its use. II you buy one you
will forever discard all other hair dyes or
preparations. MAGIC COMB COMPANY,
Springfield, Mass.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by Chas.
Stott, $40 Pennsylvania avenue, aud I'll other
druggists.
The national Republican., 1869-03-08
RANK uPrCY NOTICE.

To all the Creditors of MosEs wAL-KY, who have
proved their ella ms!
You are hereby no lied to ap ear before the su &.
preme Court Oft District Of COlu abba, sitting Ia
bankrpptey, on the Sh day Of March. lsB, at
city, to show cause why discharge from ali his
debts should o. be granted TO said Bankrupt
You are alsJ nOtihe that the second aud third
meetings Of said BaRkTuptH creditors will be he
before the Register at same place at u clock
IN,
BY order Of the Court. ~
DAyID,s '0oODING,
US Marshal Of D. c., as Messenger
Il. J. MEIGs, Clerk. fs2IGml
The national Republican., 1869-03-08

DESPERATE ASSAULT. An old soldier,
named Daniel McCarty, living at Soldiers
Home, was attacked In the Seventh ward
by party Of rOughs on Saturday afternoon
and badly beaten. He was carried to the
Home, where he now lies very sore from the
injuries which he received.
The national Republican., 1869-03-08

TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS have n pub
lie meeting tomorrow evening.
The national Republican., 1869-03-08

EoUITy CouRr.-Ja51e Oiin,-Thls court
made the following orders on Saturday;
Alexander Provost vs.. william n. Winter.
Order for final ratification Of sale OF certain
real estate to Frazier Il Parker.
Adjourned.
The national Republican., 1869-03-08
TINTED STATES PATENT OPFICB.

~ wAsntS6roN, D. G, Feb. n, lsoD.
div, Nav JeIsay' psayisg for tbe sstsnToS NJ
patent granted % him on the lQh day OF Nay, 1876.
FOR al improvement In Mltre Machine,
It's ordered that said petition be heard at this
.thee % the i0h day o. May next Any person
tIons, and other papers, should be hled In this
once twenty days before the day Of hsarins.
rommi..j ,n., ~ p.tant.
The national Republican., 1869-03-08

TIE IsaLE Honcrns-IsrxRMEsTo or TIE
REMAIrs.-Dr. Potter, the coroner, on Sat-
urday summoned the following gentlemen
to act as q Jury on the body Of Mr.. James
A. Ingle at MIRA. Van Boskerck's boarding
house, 1913 First street east, between A and
b streets north: Lyman D. Cutler, Alex. W.
Eaton, Thos. 8. Denham, Chas. W. Jones,
Henry 7. Eaton, Geo. II. Atchison, Angus
tus Glasgow, Frederick stromberger, jos.
II. Lawrence, John ourand, Arthur Pumph-
rey and John W. Blllups. Amer the exami-
nation Of Miss Grace shafer, Hon. John =.
briggs, Mrs. Van Boskerck and others, the
coroner, deeming II necessary TO hold post
mortsm examination, adjourned the inquest
over until Monday.
The remains, In the absence Of relatives,
were turned over to Syracuse Lodge No. 10,
Knights OF Pythias, and by them conveyed
on Saturday afternoon to their hail. corner
Of Seventh and d streets, where the body
was attended by guard Of honor until
o'clock yesterday, when II was conveyed to
tho vault Of the Congressional burying
ground, and accompanied by q very large
number Of the members Of the Order, with
Heald's Washington brass band. The body
was placed In handsome walnut coffin
trimmed with silver embems OF the Order,
and placed at the head Of the hall-where
all the members had an opportunity to view
| Il. The funeral services were conducted by
the Rev. Z. c. Merrick. OF the NJ. Z. Church
who after reading the 3oth psalm and por
tion Of the 18th chapter Of Corinthians
commencing at the 41st verse, made few
appropriate remarks. Supreme Chancellor
Reed followed In few remarks eulogistit
OF the departed brother aud the Order, aftel
/ which the remains were removed from the
| hall and conveyed to their resting place.
The national Republican., 1869-03-08

THE CLOSING OF THR Y. NJ. {. A. FAIR.-
The fair OF the Young Mems Christian As
sociation closed on Saturday night. Not
wlthstanding the inclemency OF the weather
there was good attendance and the auction
sales went of In good style with a spirited
competition. The fair was a success, pecu-
niarily netting about $4,000. The Art Gal
lery will remain open some time longer, and
additions will be made to the present splen-
did collection Of paintings.
The national Republican., 1869-03-08

POLICE ISTELLIGESCE. X. 2. Fink,
charged with an assault and battery upon
Susan Fink, was sent to Jail In default of
bail by Justice Clark.
John Brook and VIM. Booker, colorcd,
were arrested as suspicious characters, and
Clark.
Frank jackson and Robert DrummOnd,
colored, were each fined 81 for permitting
their dogs TO run in the market.