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United STATES PATENT OFPICE,

L WAsHISuTOE. D. c., May %, 1859,
o. tho petition Of Henry WATERNAE, OF Brook.
lyn N. -, prayiuR for the extension Of n patent
Erant sd him on the gSth day q August, 1853, for
il Il ordered that said petition be heard At this
OH ce on the 9th day Of August next. Any person
NAV opp lss this extension, Objections, dep0si'
lion. and other papers should be hled In this Office
'' SAMUEL g. FISHER,
CO.. Of pAtenta
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TINTED STATES PATENT oRPICB.

y wAsHINdrON, d. c.. May Ii, 1862.
on the, petition OF Jonn T. Brkhows, Of New;
granted to him the 18th da" Of August, 4Sj. for
an Improvement In Making aloe White:
1t il ordered that said petition be heard at this
ofice ou the lIth day Of July next. Any person
may oppose this extension; OBJECTIONS, deposi'
oasst twenly days before The dsv, OF hearing
SAMUEL S. flsHeR.
The national Republican., 1869-06-16

TRIAL OF THE New STEAM FIRE ESGINE.-
Yesterday afternoon public trial OF the new
steam fine engine from Seneca Falls, n. Y,
took place at the foot Of Seventeenth street,
In the presence Of the chief engineer, members
of the board OF FIRE commissioners and the
City Councils. The test was between Union,
No. /, Of this city, and the new engine, and
after . trial Of some two hours IL was re.
garded that the Seneca engine could not be
beat as the Union was throwlnP 4 stream
through lLs-inch nozzle, while the Seneca
WAS discharging through l9S.inch nozzle, and
threw q stream at least 225 feet. distancing
were then attached to the Seneca engine, with
$50 feet Of hose to each, and after steam was
raised, 3 steady stream OF water was thrown
to an altitude of 10 feet from each pipe,
proving to the satisfaction Of the fire commit
sioners and spectators that Seneca Falls was
far In advance OF Amoskeag In constructing
Ore engines. We learn that the new engine
will be housed at the Metropolitan truck.
house until the return OF the MAvor from
Boston. when quarters will be provided IN the
Seventh ward.
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JrYITBp i. CATES PATENT OPFlQE

Q WA.HINUrNF, D, g, May p fN
on tue peIi ,IOn Of NJ. kIEgL, Of PhuAdrl'
plia, PrulsyIy Spia, praying for the { .teusiOn
ni patspt grants 10 him on the llh day OF AuGgrt,
1856, f5r an impr1y smenI in Maeh!Lz for Tnm'ing
Books: ..,,
IL ID ordered that said petition be heats at this
oGico on the NlL day Of August noxt. Any pr
son may oppose this axtonsi9n 0bieett0ns, dap9.
sitIOps and other pa rers, should be hled In this
ollus twenty DAYS before the day Of hearing
RAMUEL H. FISHER,
InygD.Syw Ool1missiOnsT Of Patents.
The national Republican., 1869-06-16

VIOLATION oY CORPORATION ORDNANCE
On the complaint OF J. L, Gatchell, corpora.
tion sealer OF WEIGHTS and measures, on Sat
urdAy last, J. II. " hitehead, ID. Miller, and d.
A. Lodge were arrested In Centre market for
vending strawberries In boxes contrary to the
corporation law, which requires that all arti.
cles disposed OF shall be sold by standard
sealed weights and measures. The parties
arrested were brought before Justice fhomp.
son, and having reserved his decision until
yesterday, decided that 1t was corporation
offence, and so Judged by the corporation Al.
torney, Mr.. W. A. Cook. They were fined %,
and then dismissed. 1t 10 the determin ~
Of the seaier of weights and measures to en-.
force the law, and the disposal of strawber-
ries other than by legal measure is not con.
lined to retailers OF this delicious fruit In the
nArket-house alone.
The national Republican., 1869-06-16
ExrEYsIvEsALE OF BUILDING MATERIAL.

wAsHtSdToN Arsenal, June s, 1886.
VIII be s9ld st public Spi,i9R A ~ ws.h5S'oI I,S
July, 1859, at 70 o'clock. a, m, large quantity
Of surplus building materials derived from the
Penitentlary buildings, and eonsistinE Of about
one million Of serviceable bricks, cleaned and
ready for use-a like qusutity Of broken brick
together with coping stone, blue foundation stone,
slate, Iron doors and shutters, lumber. &e., &e.
For further Information inquire at the omee OF
the Arsenal. -
Terms cash. 0E0, d, RAMSAY,
Byt, Mai. Gen, .. s. A., Commanding.
lo7.l2. IL. q, Is, and JnlI g
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CALL AT KoLB's for the improver. soda
from the Triumph, May Building, r.rner of
Seventh and streets.
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eua n -
A UoTI0S SALE 81 G4fT. fH2vERSAE'F PROP
The following named articles OF Government
property viii be, sold at public, auction Al the
QpErteLmaster,s warehouse. q, MaTshsn street.
!sssS L: FSif i5,S sns az 81 is,5. ~ the
s Horses.
il Army Wagon.
AmhulAnees.
u Sets Mule Harness. wheel.
Q Sets Ambulance Harness.
9 Riding Saddles.
n Wagon Saddles.
2S Halter Chains.
Is Filth chains.
| 2 HOG Chains.
40 Horse Brushes.
| lTSaddle Blankets.
tl Heating Stoves.
u yards asstins'
u Once Desks
Sol quires Dlotting Paper.
81 Pairs Trowsers.
II %%sis;.PiSSG1t %S;.Ps S1t I..Il Blanket.
y knapsaeks.
4 val TSas Plies.
II Sets Wall Tent Poles.
10 Sets Hospital Tent Poles.
| Anyils.
8 Bellows.
Portable forges.
| II Monkey wrenehes.
| 60 Augers,
| 70 Saw Bells.
| l36 Cnises.
| u Compasses.
| 20 GAUGES.
| l6 Hammers
| % Hatonets.
! Drawing Knives.
| 81 Planes.
50 Saws,
s Steel Squares.
| ! Warehouse, JOx 10 feet on Markham street.
| ! Warehouse, lOJxiO feet on Markham stree.
Stables, JND feet at Government CQTrAl.
! Building. SAND feet at Government Corral.
Mess House, lUOx25 feet, IS feet high at Corral
Also, many articles too numerous to mention.
Terms: Cash In United State currency.
| Sale to commence tt 10 O'Clock n. N,
By order Ot Breyet Major General Novel,,
je9-ts Byt Col. and Q. NJ, U. =. A.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

LADY IN nfsTREss.-YesterdAy morning,
In the early train, a lady named Katie Mutt
arrived from New York, without means OF
friends. From her statement II appears that
her maiden name was Hattie NJ. Hall, and
that she was born In Memphis, Tcnni that she
married q man named william II. Mutt, pri-
vAte Of the 5th Vermont battery IN the year
1851, The lady also asserts that she the
mother of two children, whom she LETT IN
Memphis, and accompanied her husband to
his home In Vermont about seven weeks ago,
In order to settle up some real estate matters,
but 10 brief period her "liege lordn mysteri.
ously disappeared, and thus being thrown
tsohnIoally upon her "oarsn she resorted to
the expedlent of visiting the Mayor Of New
York In quest OF means OF transportation to
her former home.
His honor, the Mayor OF New York, fur.
nished the lady with "cdric blanche to
Philadelphia, where the president Of the Bal
tlmorc and Washington Railroad Company
renewed the transport" to Baltimore, The
clerk OF the Mayor OF Baltimore presuming
that he was "monarch of all he surveyed" !"
furnished the lady with an endorsement Of
the Mayor of Baltimore.
The lady, with these papers In her posses
sion, exhibited them to the proper authorities
here, who expressed the usual sympathy In
such eases, and at last accounts the /" De.
serted wife" was cabined, eribbed and con-
fined" in q prominent hotel Of our city, await.
ing the charities OF our people for transporta-
tion to her home at Memphis.
The national Republican., 1869-06-16

ORPHANS CouRr-Judge Purcell This court
WAS occupied as follows yesterday:
GUARDIANS.
Elizabeth Bond qualified as guardian of the
orphans OF George Pie, giving bond In $500,
ties.
Thomss J. Adams qualified as guardian Of
Josephine Turnburka, giving bond In $500
ties.
Adjourned,
The national Republican., 1869-06-16

The NATIONAL TYroaRArHIoAL UNION
AND THE GOVERNMENT PAINTING OFYICE-
meeting OF the printers employed at the
Government printing ONCE was held yesterday
afternoon, In the document room OF that build.
log, to take measures to yIndicate themselves
from the ISLANDERS and Misrepresentation cast
Union. such was the tenor Of the notice sum
moning the typos together.
Mr. Alfred Thomson was, on motion Of Mr.
Allen Coffin, elected chairman, aud stated that
the National Typographical Union had AT
tackled the Congressional printer, and by i'm.
plleation the aompo.itors employed In the
a "rAt,n and 1t was for the purpose Of yindi.
eating themselves from these charges that the
meeting had been called.
Lieutenant W. II. Young was subsequently
elected secretary, and on his motion three col
mittees Of seven were appointed. The frst Il
prepare report and resolutions, the second to
make arrangement for holding public meet
Ing about Friday night, and the third to pro-
! cure speakers for that meeting aud the CHI Z
appointed the following
On Resolutions.A; Spear, l.. II, Patterson,
| A, Sehoheld, ID. ID. Curriden.
On Arrangements-O. II. NeAly, l.. Z. Ross
2, L. Fisk, 4; J. nonaidson, y. =. Fitzwil,
To Procure Speakers-Frank burr, W, A,
inson, 2, W. Rowland, W. 7: Hatton.
Mr. Allen Colin addressed the meeting In
foreible language. He said thors had been
some expressions OF diaapprobation Of the
measures they were now 10 inaugurate, vim.
dioatlng themselves against the aspersions
| that had heen cast upon them by the Nation
| Typographical Union. H0 did not thinE :.
| any real argument could be urged aKAir thh
course. They were accused by the Ns,iel incl
Typographical Union Of workin> hosa Nauioha ,hs
eireumstanees where no good r,ion ns omat onas
to work He believed thai the delerste fton
this city, who offered be reaoipiions .Snn.al
At Albany ga not 70. resent the senti@eDts oi
,inns on,oa ,sta mere de believed these resoh
niOns were ihuJduced by this delegate for the
pIhtpppse phip.p oi pandering to a wicked prejudice
whieh iesds upon the innate self ness Of men
Wy uuil 70 comprehend the moral issues in.
vowed IN The labor reform In its vast unfold.
lhB. was proper that they should win.
uieAe themselves before the country, and lie,
u De Known that this delegate did not repTc,
sent the printers Of Washington nor Tvpo
graphieAl Union No. l0l. Thi. question ol
admitting eolored men TO the unions must be-
met. II is our privilege to settle it. and settle
fright He hoped they would act with sueh
Justice, dignity and unanimIty as TO reflect
credit upon the printers OF Washington, and
OF the graft all the world over.
MF' L. =: Ross moved that the meeting adj.
Joufn, subject to the call Of the Committee,
which was carried, and the printers speedIIy
dispersed to their cases.
The national Republican., 1869-06-16

NOTICED. ". Anderson, the colored
justice of the peace-otiice 21p, street, be-
tween Nineteenth and Twentir IN.
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NOTICE TO PRE-. RMPrIoN CLAIMANTS
COmmissiOner Of the General Land oAlee
ORPHANS COURT.

NuTE. Under the regulations Of the Departm ept
~ heretofore aud existing. no pay nsnt cali be
made for advertising pToelamAtIOns except to ueh
publlAheIs as are speeally hnlh0TlLad. lrl.kIL
The national Republican., 1869-06-16

REUNION MERTISG.-The two PTesbyteries
entitled respectively the Potomac Prcsbytety
and the Presbytery OF the District OF Colum.
blA, representing the two grest branches OF
the Presbyterian Church, the Old School and
New, met this morning Monday at Rev. Dr.
SundeTland's church, for prayer and consulta.
tlon. The Rev. Dr. Tustin was called upon TO
preside. The meeting was deeply interesting
several addresses were made, all looking to the
reunion OF these Presbyteries, long separated
by clerical organization and more or less OF
alienation, The meeting adjourned to meet
again on Monday next at 1880 o'clock, at the
Aslembly's church, tRev. Mr.. Hartis) corner
OF Pifth and streets. The ministers and eld.
ers Of the several churches In the cltlos OF
Washington, GeorgetowH and Alexandra, are
expected to attend.
The national Republican., 1869-06-16
MAY 2h- Aaaa

DiStrtot Gl ColuRbid. WdshinOtOH County. i0t0t.
n the case Of EpwARD C.. CARRGSGTOH, admin.
[at2r Aforesaid has, with the aPprobatio Of the
Alpointed Tuesday, June ~, 1852 for tho Anal set.
lie meat aud distrbu!on Of the personal estate Of
IAi deceased aud OF the assets In hand as far as
the same have been collected sud turned into
mot cyl when aud whero all the ere editors md
heir Of said deceased are uOtihsd " attend, with
.hrl, claims properly yOuChed, or they may other
wise by law be excluded from all bcp CIT In said
leura sed estate provided copy VI this order BE-
l)ubh he'd once u week for three seeks in the Ma.
tInSA REPuBL'CAS previous to the said day,
Test A. WEBSTER
ny2d Wv Register OF Wills.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.

GALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
BUREAu R., 7. AND A. L.,
WILMINGTON, N. C., June .. lbg9.
Pursuant to orders received from Mai. Gen. o.
o. Howard, Commissioner Bureau Refugees,
Freedmen and Abandoned Lands, and in com.
pliAnce with directions Of the Secretary Of War.
will sell at PSbie Auction, At .hs gFsEsr orph.a
26 lSp, at IL o'clock, m. the following described
property. belonging to Bureau r.. L. and A. L.,
viz:
Two t7 Horses.
one ~ Wagon.
one ID Wagon Cover.
Two t2) Single Sets Harness.
One ~ Plow.
One Il Cultivator.
Three (Sl lwheelbarrows.
Two C2) Manure Forks.
ALLAN RUTHERFORD,
Captain and Byt. Major U.s.A., Agent Bureau Z.
Y. and A. L. sa.td
The national Republican., 1869-06-16

DEATH OF AN OLD CITIZEN.-SamueI CFop.
ley, esq, who has been dangerously III for
some days past, died yesterday morning at his
late residence In Georgetown, In the sixty.
eighth year of his age. The deceased was a
native Of England, but had resided In this
country for many years most OF the time at
beotgetown. For a long period he conducted
one OF the largest fisheries on the Potomac
river and acquired BY steady application to
his business large fortune. He was warm.
hearted and generous, and his genial manners
made him host Of friends, who will deeply
ieel the loas which they and the community
have sustained. He belonged to the MAsonio
fraternity. His funeral will take place from
his late residence tomorrow afternonn at 4
O'Clock, and he will be buried with Masonic
honorB,
The national Republican., 1869-06-16

NATIONAL lRIsH REPUBLICAN, AssocIA.
TIos-A meeting oil the District branch Of the
held on Monday evening, for the purpose of
eleeting delegates to attend the convention to
be held In chicago on the 4th day Of uly next.
tion was made to declare the offlCes oil the AZ.
ISOLATION vacant. This motion was debated n
considerable length. The question was D. 4
on the adoption OF the motion, when 1t " =.
claimed by some 1t was carried, but the o. -
decided that 1t was lost. A division was @ iGn,
iof, anu pending the question, motto n 10 al
great confusion, wv Ami'
The national Republican., 1869-06-16

ALDERMAN JoHS $. CROcKRR, Mayor er.
oRetol was at the CITY Hall yesterday dis.
ehArElng the duties Of the mSyoralty In the
nouIs Mr.. Orocker was kept busy in slgning
pspsis nna tIansaetins snch business con.
,ae, ssGus WIN city affairs as required immediate
The national Republican., 1869-06-16

SALES or REAL EsTATR.-KilbDuFn \ LattA,
real estate brokers, have sold to Mrssrs.
Windsor and Ford part of lot II, square 2I7. %
ie0t front by % feet deep, on Fourteenth
street, between l. street and Massachusetts
avenue, for o, ,2Di,IO,
drsen X Williams, AuetionceFs, have cold
me hellowing property In South Washington oni
On fonr'And A-half street south, lot T3, square
OF lot y, IN square 400, fronting on south +
Hueet, between four.and. half and sixth
street, to George L. johnson, at % cents pcT
square loot also, part OF lot 0, In square is3
with three.story brick house, fronting on
seventeenth street west, between u and NJ
streets north, to James II, Murphy, ior J.! 800.
The national Republican., 1869-06-16
''A THB UNiTED STATEs. ~

PROCLAMATION ITSGH; N III ITail pREslpEzr OF
THE UNIfED STATES,
prS,Jis%t iiuaAh q the UHtsi STATES o. A@erlea. d.,
hereby declare aud make known that a PUBLIC sale
Cry % PsfS ni s & dlS Or
september, 1902. for the disposal of the public
aud paris Of townships. yiEI
North of he Base Line and West Of The SiIih
Principal Meridian.
TTowasHlps J. 2, 59na 2. IangeGi
Iownships J. s; |. !. land ), range q
TTSwS:SSiiD: TSwS:SiPD: !, t."ss and s. GoanSoS
And parts Of toWn shin 7. north Of auges Is aud
81 shsaaa %iH M s the fIs$ s sS with
South Of he Base Line ana WeHoT nc Sirfh Prin.
eipaI Meridian.
ToV Snships I. 8, 3, and 5, rang 81.
T TowR:5ips !. S.S.7. sT5al :, IsnSs 8;
.TSwl.hiPs ], :, 8. 4: 5,s' 7,sso. 10 II, u. II.
Townships to TO- ineluSi We, and township II.
TSsSSshi to Q, inclusive, range
townships to !, inGlusi, 9. range 90
Townships l, 2. :, and 0, rangs7O
SE5 Ss 5rSE.s S d &c Isa Il sSd Sssr w 'h'
Township p, range S3.
| Township %, range6t,
| Township 20, range ".
Township %, ranged.
TOwnship %, range o.
Townships 10 ana 70, range b
Township 10, Tanga69
| Townships IS and 10, range7O.
Lands appropriated by law Tor tho use o sehpols,
military aud other purposes, or lands on which
application have been hled under the prOvsiOuS
OF the homestead law, will bo excluded from the
sale
The oferng Of the above do ignatediauds will be
commenced on the day appointed, aud will proceed
In the order in which they are advertised, and in
the manner prescribed by the first section Of the
act Of Congress approved 2ith April ls, until tho
whole shall have been offered, and the sale thus
closed; but the sale shall hO kept open no losgeT
than too 1stkS, and no private entry Of any Of tho
lands will be admitted untl after the expiration VI
the two weeks frsm the 18Th september, lstfl.
Given under my hand at the city Of Washington
sand eight hundred and sixty nine; ,r,.
By the President Y, +. GRANT,
once.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every pNTann entitled TO the right " prs-emptUn
tp any Of the lands within the tOWnships and
parts Of tOwu.hlp- above enumerated Is required
II establish the same to the satisfaction Of the
Register aud RECEIVER Of thr Land Ofics, and make
pSJ moHt therefor AS sOOn AS practicable after
srsing this notice, and before the day appointed
for the commencement Of the public sale Of th6
lands embracing tue tTaCt claimed, OtherwiSe
'0'" ''"'"' wa ~ JOS s. WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Ohlee.
NuTE. Under the regulations Of the DepaTtm ent
~ heretofore aud now sting, no pay ment eAII be
The national Republican., 1869-06-16

NADb Ut UNITED bTkTEb FEbbELB
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU or CoNsrRucrioH AND RErLiR,
WAaHIsoTos, D. q. June 8, lsoa
Tho Navy Department will offer for sale at pub
lie auction, al the United statss Navy Yard,
Wsshinston. p. O.. on the 18th Of June, a u
SS9Ss S Ss ,Ss, lrOn Ga ssswns steamer shs
A,ths United States Nsyy yard. Philadslphia,
Gi sqRs Rcin
uremcnt.
The vessels and their Inventories can be exam
ined at any time application TO the command
ants Of the respective navy yards.
The whole amount OF tho purchase money must
vessels must be removed from the navy yards
within two weeks from the day Of sale.
The Government reserves the right to withdraw
the vessels from sale for any purchaser who will
pay tho appraised value with increase Of ten o)
per centum thereto. je3-eo2w
The national Republican., 1869-06-16

;. {. MuIs, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
oillco aud residence No. 544 II street north,
between lhlrd aud Fourth streets west. n
The national Republican., 1869-06-16

ASSAULT ON JUSTICE PLAsT.-Yesierd.y
the majesty OF the law was the recipient of 4
personal attack in the shape Of n violent blow
inflicted on the head Of Justice J. I. X Plant
who was at the time engaged In hearing cases
Island. One Mary Miller, a notorious woman
In that section OF the city, was being provided
with commitment to the work.house, when
stout stick, and gave the Justice a henyv hintg
on the top Of his head, almost knocking him
senSelesS and cutting the skin badly. The
woman was seized In time to keep her from
repeating the blow, while the Justice was
obliged TO resort to "court plaster"
The national Republican., 1869-06-16

Ihk mlsbloN ChuHru, on Twelfth street
EAST, pslween u and T. streets, luilt by Enst
Washington station OF the N l. C&uTsSS' S'
VIII be dedicated on Sunday ncU Ksv u
eTmOn at II o'clock, 'A'oIg
The national Republican., 1869-06-16
alatioual Rspnblitau

WEDNESDAY MORNING o.;";;:::.JUNEle le, isG,
ssPERsoSs LEAVING rHE CRY tr the couhry
or the watering places can have tho DAILY Ma.
rtoslL REPUBLICAN, mailed regularly to them by
leaving their names aud address at this once.
Terms nfty cents per month.
The national Republican., 1869-06-16

- ENTERED uPoS HIS DUTIEs.-Yesterdnv
Za,non richards, esq, took the oath of ofiice
Of Superintendent Of Public Schools of whicb
he was lately appointed by Mayor Bowen
The national Republican., 1869-06-16

THE GRAND LoDGg !. o. or o. r., meet this
evening At 7:JO at Union League Hall.
The national Republican., 1869-06-16
Government Sales.
GALE OF aUARTRRMAsTBR's sToREs.

OFFICE DEPoI ouARrRRnLsrER,I
CoRNRR CANT AID souTH sTRkKrs, !
NEW ORLEArs, La, June 4, 1852
VIII he sold at public auction, on THURSDAY,
jane II, 1etp, at Vicksburg Press, corner OF Cal.
ii ,se6 pounds Hay. Vi sets Harness
IL, 600 drain Sacks. 10 Riding and wsgon
l5O Iron Bedsteads. Saddles.
l,973 yards Cocoa Mat u Army Wagons.
ting. Taxes
10 Stoves. 10 whselbarrows.
100 feet stoyepipe. B Paulins.
5 Saddle Blankets. III Shoysls and Spades
2fa Horse Brushes. ITO yards Canvas.
$50 Curry Combs. l,650 pounds Iron.
Together with a large assortment Of Black
smiths, Carpsnters', wheswIights'. saddlers'
and Timers Tools and Material,
Terms: Cash, In national currency.
Sale TO commence at II o'clock, q. m.
BY order Of Brevet BhEsdisr General Fred.
lana. n. J, sTRANu,
jstl.td Depot uarteTma ser
The national Republican., 1869-06-16

Tug WoRKiNGMEN'sA ASSEMBLY meets at the
City Hall this evening Nv '"'
The national Republican., 1869-06-16

AWARD or CoHTRACTs-The contr..,. for
erecting htidses over the stream ia the no rth.
e[n Part Of the Third ward, at Third, Fou rth
T. Reside and Mr.. j. W, EinSNtho 80
sG ~ Is, obtaining the arch at Third street, I'd
The national Republican., 1869-06-16

A DESERVED CONTINENT. = Mr.. Fred
Mollo, Of this city, leaves on Saturday next
for Europe. He has been faithful lsborer in
the temperance cause, and at the regular
meeting Of Metropolitan Division last night
the following resolutions were adopted. The
compliment was well bestowed;
Whereas Brother Fred. Mollo, who 10 about
to leave our city to visit England, has ever
been faithful Son Of Temperance, illustrst.
ing In his walk In life the beauties OF our be.
loved Order; and whereas by constant Atten.
tlon to the regular meetings of his division.
and eheerfully contributing his distinguished
musical attachments to the good Of the Order,
he has especially endeared himself to US and
materially advanced the cause OF temperance;
Be Il resolved by Metropolitan Division, Sons
Of Temperance, No. 10, of the District Of Co.
lumbia, That we sincerely regret the neees-
slty that compels Brother Fred. Mollo to
leave us.
Resolved, That metropolitan Division will
ever cherish his memory and will welcome his
speedy retura.
ReIoiVcd, That wherever Brother MOllo NAV
soJourn, or however long he may be absent,
our good wishes will ever attend him.
Rssoiped, That copy OF these resolutions be
engrossed and presented to Brother Mollo.
The national Republican., 1869-06-16

FiPTH WARD MASS MEETIso.- m.ssuoet.
ing was held at Carroll Hall. in the Et,,h
ward last night over which NJ l. Z, Gstcheii
was called to preside and n Ar, r II SeatIc
sfsa siisadSncs as se'sSSt' sSS There large
friends for recommended an the conI,ir,on h.'
sane sane so 80 gtcM and the 4eeting so boisterous
whicb NOLAN H'hsoH mo ,ed to adjourn Iins die;
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