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rpublic Re,olution-Nc. 81


Joint Reso ion to supply an omission in the en-
rolment of the ''act making appropriations El
sundry civil expenses Of the government tor the
year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred
and seventy, and for other purposes approved
March third, eighteen hundred and sixty nine
Be it resolved by the Senate and House Of Rep
resent4tives IF the United States Of America in
Congress assembled, That the following item, ON
tilted in the enrolment of the ''act making ap-
preparations FIR sundry civil expenses OF the
government for the year ending June thirtieth,
eighteen bund ed and seven y, and for other Pur-
poses,'' approved March third. eighteen nun
drsi and sixty nine, be, and the same is hereby,
made to all intenrs and purposes part Of said act,
viz:
.'For this amount to pay B. A. shepherd the
sum due h i'm on a lost check drawn by Robert ;
Neighbours. u tied States special Indian agent,
on the second IF June, eight en- hundred and fifty
nine on the assistant tressu er IL the onite'l
States at New York city, for supplies furni, he'd
the Indian department, twelve hundred dollars
Approved, March "A, 1869.
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A Resolution extending the time for the compile :
tin of the Portage Lake and Lake Superior
ship canal
Resolved by the Senate and House OF Rep
resentatives Of The United States OF America In
Co, gress assembled, That the time for the com
nieti,n If The Portage Lake and Lake Superior
hin canal IN. ana the same is hereby. extended 10
the tn I'd day of March, eighteen hundred and
seventy-one-
Approyed April 10. 1853.
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rPublic Resolution-No. al
Resolution respecting the retlremeid ci the
Eror.t Naiar GaneIal : 2 ulentZelman.

Resolution Respecting the rttIItHIeIF u tne
Breyet Major GeneLal ; p. HIenfzeiman-
Resolved BY the senate and House of Repre-
senta ives of the United states Of America in Con-
gress assembled. That the President OF the
United States be. and he is hereby. authorized TO
place the name of Brevet Major General >
uienfzelman on the retire LIST Of the army, with
the full rank If the comm md held 10y HIM when
wounded IN accordance with sections sixteen and
seventeen Of the act of August, eighteen hun
dred and sixty-one, and section thirty two the
act If July twenty eight, eighteen hundred and
sixty six.
Approved, April 10, 1859.
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Alexanaria AMatrs.

Tho Alexandria Gazette Of Tuesday eve
ming has the following paragraphs.
REV. @. II. RYLASD, Of Richmond, has ac-
cepted the call TO the pastorate Of the Bap-
list church In this city, and will enter nomi-
nally upon the duties Of his new position on
the LIST Of October, though not actually until
the LIST Of December.
A pEcK HAND on the steamer Chamberlin,
colored man named Francis Collins, from
the neighborhood Of Boyd's Hole, King
George county, Va, accidentally fell over
board, while asleep, from the stern OF that
steamer, into the dock OF Shoots wharf, at
Fishtown, about 8 o'clock last night, and,
though every possible efforts were made to
save him, was drowned.
The oyster packing trade has now fairly
commenced In this city. Tho choicest oysters
of the Chesapeake and Its tributaries-thc
finest In the world-aro brought to this mar
| ket. Owing to tho warmth Of tho weather
the oysters are kept as yet Ia tho shell, and
aro not shuckcd until orders are received.
An ATTEMPT was made by Barney Moore,
alias VIM. Taylor, q colorcd man, committed
to Jail q week ago, charged with stealing
horse from Mr.. s. Y. Boyd, to escape from
| that prison last night. Some of the prison.
ers arc allowed the freedom Of the yard dur
| ing certain hours of the day, and Moore
took advantage Of this privilege TO conceal
himself under the porch where the chickens
arc kept, hoping that when the rest Of tho
Inmates were locked up, he would not be
missed, and that during the night he would
find way to scale the outside wall; but his
hopes were frustrated, his hiding place was
discovered, and hereafter he will be allowed
fewer privileges.
TIM PARENTS Of majority Of the students
at 81. Johns Academy having expressed
| thelr npprohation of tho Introduction of
military drill into that institution, one COM
pany OF cadets Is now being organized, and
another will probably follow. The officers
of company A are J. Benedict Church, cap
tain; William r. Bushby, first lieutenant;
Richard J. Collins, second lieutenant.
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RIVER NEws.-Thc following were the ar
rivals and departures from the wharyes
along the river front yesterday Arrived
schrs. IL. W. Godfrey, Philadelphia, 800 tons
coal for $. W. Owen; Benjamin II. Wander
mer, Port Deposit, lumber for J. d. Kltch IL
Col lndoston, wood for Esling; Rappahan-
mock, Philadelphia, coal for Samuel Nor
ment Sarah, Havre-de- Grace, coal for W.
Guinand; Flying Fish, John Taylor, North
Bend, all from Hunting creek, with sweet
potatoes for market; Phoebe, Richmond, Va,
slate for G. b. Clark d Co.; Sarah Ann,
wood for Dodge II Farwell; Annie Z. Carncs,
$50 tons bluestone for n. Acker. Sailed
schrs. Flying Scud, East New Market; Annie
T. Clark, Bell Conway, all for Havre-de.
Grace, light and Marcella Ann, Hunting
Creek, light Mary Elizabeth, down the river,
light VIM. Ruark, Eastern Shore, lighti
saeo, llavre-de-Grace, light; sloops Fannie
salbard and Star, with ice for the fishing
shores. The schrs. Mary Annie and Pan
gussett, loaded with coal for A. Wood IL Bro.
and Gray d Hutchlns, sailed from Phlla-
delphia for this city September and II.
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VISIT or ISquIRY.-Messrs. VIM, Tbo,pr

VISIT or lNQUIRY.-Messrs. VIM. Thomp.
son, A. 7. German, Nelson Poe and d. s..
Beiscr, a committee of the board of directors
of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Com
pany, arrived In this city yesterday on a visit
OF Inquiry, accompanied by Secretary Faw-
cett and the several propretors ofthe George
town mills. The party proceeded In car
riagcs yesterday afternoon for the purpose of
examining the line of the canal for several
miles above Georgetown. Among the ques.
lions to be Investigated is the cause OF the
low water at Georgetown, which has had the
effect of stopping the Georgetown mills. The
Gcorgotownlans contend that with proper
management the difficulty can be obvlatcd.
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DISTRICT CoURT-J,adgs Wylk.-Fahey
VS.. Schooner II. l. Curtis. Some days ago
we reported the issue Of an attachment upon
the schooner II. |. Curtis, her tackle and
furniture, and upon such portion of her
cargo Of laths as was still Indelivered from
the vessel. The marshal thereupon seized
the vessel at Browns wharf and some thou
sands of laths on the deck Of the vessel. A
large portion of the laths were still upon the
wharf and were not seized. The next day
the marshal, under the instruction Of Mr..
7. Wilson, returned the laths, and then Mr..
Thomas Wilson sued out and levied writ
Of replevln from the the Circuit Court on the
parties In possession Of all the laths, and the
marshal takes possession of the laths under
this writ. 9.
Mr.. Nathaniel Wilson then comes into the
District Court and makes application for q
rule to attach for contempt the parties who
held the laths under the repleyin, and to
compel them to return the laths.
Judge Wylie dccreed that the defendant
purge himself Of the contemptsby delivering
back the laths seized under the replevln and
paying the costs.
Adjourned.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-16

We CALL ATTENTION TO the policy of pre-
pairing early for winter, and Markritcr now
announces full stock Of goods suitable for
the fall season. Ills assortment of paper
hanglngs,. window shades, frames, paintings,
&c, &C., Is very large and well selected.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-16

Tue CORPORATION SUED AGAIS.-John
McAnally, by his attorneys, Mcssrs. Lloyd
and sceya, has brought suit against the
damages, on the ground, us he sets forth in
his declaration, that he called on the sur
veyor In 1868 to give him the proper grade
Of his lot, Oot l, In square 100 and received
from that officer certificate and diagram OF
the gradei that in accordance with the d..
rectons and plat, he proceeded to build a
house on said lot ; that the grade given him
was not the established grade, as he Is ready
TO prove; and the house having been set ac-
cordlng to the certificate given, 1t is greatly
about it, and therefore lie claims the dam.
ages as stated above.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-16

AccIDENT'-Ycsterday morning, between
10 and II o'clock, as a youth named Bret.
tell was driving dirt cart across a bridge
In "Brlckyard Field" south Washington, he
permitted his vehicle to drive too near the
edge, when one Of the wheels topped over,
dragging both horse and cart down the pre-.
clpice, inJuring the animal considerably
about the legs. The youth escaped injury
by jumping from his seat,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-16

The New EMPIRE COOKING STOVE, with
Hawks auxiliary air chamber attachment
is for sale at VIM. II. llarroycr's, 532 Seventh
street, where everything In the stove line can
also be found.
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MnssRs. sELBY " NAUpAIN, 323 Pcnnsyl.
vania avenue, open to-day n full line of fall
dress goods for the ladies.
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ANOTHER Boat RACs.-There will be Il
rowing match between the crews of the Carrie
Lee and Iris this Thursday evening, at $3.50
o'clock. They will start from the AQueduct
bridge and row to the Table Rock, distance
Of about two miles. As the crews of both
bouts consist Of very good Oarsmcn, II will
no doubt prove very exciting contest.
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BETHESDA LODGE, |. o. &. 7. - This
organization held Its first meeting on Mon
day evening, at tia new hall, No. 8, East
Capitol street, having returned to its home
on Capitol Hill, whence 1t has for months
been exiled by lack of an appropriate place
of meeting. The difficulty being remedied,
asm. II has received an accession to its
numbers, and many others arc preparing to
Join.
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OAK HALL, THE POPULAR CL0THING AND
customer tailoring house, Seventh street,
opposite post.olilce, adycrtlses in the RErun.
LICAN. \
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GENTS SCoTCH PLAID SUITS AT OAK HALL,
400 Seventh ST., opposite rost.oillce. U
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THE SECOND ANNUAL MEETING OF the First
Cooperative Building Association will be
held at Potomac Hall on Monday night.
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MONEY soLD.-At the last meeting of the
Six Per Cent. Building Association, nineteen
share.
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The GENERAL TERM.-Much misapprc-
hcnslon exists as to the time at which the
next general term Of the Supreme Court of
this District will be held. BY the new rules
the fall term is fixed for the fourth Monday
of September, but these rules do not take
effect, as to the sessions of courts, until
after that at which the rules were adopted.
The general term will therefore not be held
until the third Monday OF October.
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SERIOUS CoLLIsIos.-Last night while Il
schooner was being towed down the river
she become looscd from her hawser, and COL
llded with the Mount Vernon steamer Ar
row, seriously inJuring shat vessel. Late
last evening the vessels had not been sepa-
rated.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-16

Cross n WALSH sold house and lot in
square 800 to VIM. d. Todd for 1000 cash.
Lot 20, In square sS2, to VIM. Falrchlld for
$3.50. Part Of lot I, In square 00i, for 10
cents per foot. Also, subdivisions A aud B,
In square 96s, at $3.50 each.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-16

DENTAL.-Dr. C. X. Boteer, surgeon den
list, has established his Office at 40l Seventh
street, opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
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MoRTUARY REPoRT.-By the report of the
secretary of the Board of Health, we learn
that during the month of August the num-
Der OF deaths in the city were go, 1873 Of
which were white persons, and 92 colored;
| II males, and l0j females. or this number
40 were from cholera lnfantum, 20 consump-
tion, 10 dlarrhWa,and 10 from,feyers; 70 were
under year, 60 from to years, from so
to 90 years, and from 90 to 100 years.
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PRIVATE EXCURSION To-DAY.-Thc good
steamer Keyport, Capt. Frank Hollingshead
In command, will make another excursion
to Plncy Point to-day, leaving her wharf at
0 o'clock aud returning late tonight. The
trip has been arranged under the auspices of
number of prominent gentlemen OF the
pany who will participate arc Avenue mer-
chants, bank officials, many heads of bu-
reaus In the Departments, the Congressional
Printer, and numerous other celebrities Of
Washington.
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MATRIMoSIAL.-H. II. Northup, ESQ.,, we'll
known In this community as an energetic
temperance man and a graduate of Colum.
bian Law School, was married 10 Miss Lydia
D. darkness, at 12 m. Tuesday, by Rev. DR..
Tudor, at the Mount Vernon L. NJ. church.
AMER receiving the congratulations of host
Of friends, he and his beautiful bride left In
the noon train for an extended tour through
the Middle and Western States.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-16

POLICE ISTELLIGEScE.-Wm. Angllsh and
W. Crogln, for fighting 10 the street, paid a
fine Of 50 each to Justice Schmidt.
Michael Ryon and George Hill, two school
boys, were fined 80 each for throwing stones
In the street.
Thomas Cunan was arrested on n bench
warrant and delivered over to the marshal
James Gross, colored, charged with petit
larceny, was committed to Jail by Justice
Harper.
Victor Roux, for keeping his restaurant
open on Sunday, was fined $40 by Justice
Harper, on which he took an appeal to
court.
Frank Clcndenin, for assault and battery
on Allen Polndextcr, gave bail for court bc-
fore Justice Wall.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-16

WoRKINGMES' AssEMBLr.-Thc meeting
appointed for last evening, OF the working
men, was not held, In consequence of the
Council Chamber being occupied by special
meeting of the Council, and, therefore, is
adjourned, to be held next Wednesday eve
ming in the Council Chamber, when tho
report of Vice President Cayls will be pre-
scented, and an address be delivered by Gen.
Vim, of California, who will speak in
reference to the elght-hour question, CO.
operative associations, labor unions, and
other topics interesting to workingmen gen.
orally. Other speakers will be present, and
most useful meeting is expected.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-16

A PERTINENT INQUIRY.-Editor RepuJli-
cdn-SIR: If the Government loses monthly
100000 by reason of the absence of the clerks
from their desks in working hours, can you
CIPHER out the lost sustained IN he same ray
by the absence ofthc authorltlesl
A CLERK.
We can't cypher 1t out. Perhaps the
mathematician who calculated the loss by
clerks absence can do SO.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-16

Police TRIALs.-Mayor Bowen yesterday
afternoon was at police headquarters taking
his turn as trial commissioner for the week.
A number of officers were before him on
various charges. His conclusions will be
submitted to the Board to-day for their ap-
proyal.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-16

vened Il court in the jail Tuesday afternoon
for the purpose of trying Martha Foster,
charged by her husband, Middleton Foster,
with adultery. The husband is now confined
in Jail In default Of security to keep the
peace. An investigation being had, the
woman was dismissed.
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CIRCuIT CouRr-Judgs Wyle.-Thls court
made the following orders yesterday;
RATH OF INTEREST.

NlhSlil ulb COuEt
made the following orders yesterday;
RATB OF rSrBREsT.
Tilton VS.. McGhan. This Is an action on
promissory note made In Oregon for s175
In gold, and one per cent. Interest per
month.
Judge Leech, for the plaintiff, moved for
decree pro eonfeSso, and produced the
statute OF Oregon authorizing contracts at
one per cent. month.
Judge Wylie at first seemed unwilling to
proceed without a copy Of the statutes Of
Oregon. He thought ono per cent. In gold
rather a high rate.
A bystander said that from Is to "a per
cent. was the ruling rate In Washington.
What, month Yes; sometimes q month.
Judge Wylie said that as tho amount
claimed was small, and as he was Informed
that much higher rate prevailed In this
city, he would let the decree pro eonfssso be
entered.
Whiteley VS.. Fisher, again. In tho clerks
Office Andrew Whiteley Instituted another
suit against Commissioner Fisher, of the
Patent Office, for alleged non performance Of
ministerial office In the case Of claim for
improvement In plans by James B. Bcthes.
He claims $50, 900 damages.
Adjourned,
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FURNISHING GoODs AT OAK HALL, 400
Seventh street, opposite post.oillcc. H
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BOYS CASHMERE FALL SUITS AT OAK
Hall, 400 Seventh street, opposite post
office.
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CHILDREN's GARmALDIs AT OAK HALL,
100 Seventh st., opposite post-ofllcc.
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THE GREAT PREVENTIVE or CnILLs
AND FEvERs.-Gautier's Native Wine Bit
tiers have taken the place of all other tonics
and are now used In all cases of chills and
ieycrs, In preference to any other medicines.
We a}vlse Its use in families as q curative,
tonic and medicinal agent. For sale by ali
druggists and grocers. Price 81 per bottle.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-16

GEORGE W. McLANE, No. Mays Build
Ing, wants to purchase vouchers and obllga-
lions Of Washington and Georgetown.
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WAsHIEHTOS, d. O., August 2, 1872
A. On We petition Of TIMOTHY BAILEY, OF Ballston
bPa, w pTayipg for the extension Of A patent
granted to him 90 the 2o!h day Of. November. 1855,
Ills ordered thai said netitiJn be hnarJ nj, ,I,.
onleo on the LIST day Of November next Any per-
sHn may oppose TINS extension, Objections, depo-
slLlOhh' ana other papers should be filed In this
ONCE twenty days before the day Ofhearing,
SAMUEL 3, FISHER,
Au9'fSw Commissioner Of Patents.
ITRlTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WAsHINdTOS, D. @. , September 2, 1863
On tho petition Of WILLIAM BANrsR, o. New
ARK, New JTsey. praying for the extension OF a
patent granted to him on the l?th day OF febru-
airy, lSG, Tor AZ Improvement In Wrenchesi
II u ordered that the testimony In tho case be
cosgd on thcSlh day of January next, that the time
I2r hlpg arEnment. aud the ENaminera report be
nOKt.
Any person may oppose this extension,
SAMUEL b, FISHER,
sepll.SJt Commissioner VI Patents,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-16

THE Georgetown Republican Association
meets at Good Samaritan Hall tomorrow
night. Several distinguished speakers will
address the association.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-16

Low PRICES ARE RULING AT THE OAK
Hall Clothing House, 400 Seventh street,
opposite pOst.oillce. 4