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KEEr CooL.-Yesterdsy as the sun was
fairly kissing In an unciouded sky, and while
we were sweitering In heavy winter clothing Ia
he vicinity Of the post ONCE, we were At.
tIaeted BY the stylish summer rAiment dis
played so tastefully In front Of the well-known
Oak Hall; venturing In, we purchased one Of Its
summer suits at very moderate price,
and stepped from the establishment with the
elastic tread OF one who had been relieved OF
| = heavy burden. For the Information OF our
| readers, we would state that Oak Hall IL at lG0
Seventh street, opposite the post office. 4
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Ma W, II, A. WoRMLY emphAtioAlly de-
ellnea being a candidate for eoune ilmA n, and
states that his name was used without his Au-
thority or knowledge,
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FoR ALL KINDS Of Gents Furnishing
Goods go to the Original Franc, 494 Seventh
street, between d and Z, three doors above
Odd Fellows Hall, as his is the cheapest
store In the District. And bear In mind that
he has no branch stores. n
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-06-05

FoR ALL STYLES OF Paper Collars 20 to
the Original Franc, 4s4 Seventh street.
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90 TO PARK1R, ass Seventh street, for a due
assortment Of domestic and fancy Stationery,
new and popular books, &c,
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For PINE White Pocket Handkerchief
go to the Original Franc, 494 Seventh street,
between d and Z. Prices Is, 20, csc. and
pward.
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fuRhlsnED ROOMS, singly or 10 suites, car
Fourteenth streets,
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The NEW CgsTRAL DOLLAR STORE, Just
and Ninth, presents many new and beautiful
attractions. 1t may seem strange how such
handsome Plated Ware, Jewelry, Vases, Pans,
49,, can be sold so low, but being bought di.
rect from tho importers aud manufacturers,
and also at the trade sales In New York, all
can rely upon bargains. The Agency for the
Florence Sewing Machine 10 also established
there.
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STARKwEATHER 4 PLn MAN.
ARCHITECTS,
AND SURVEYORS.
-oass PLANTS BUILDING. e5fner Of New
York sVenue and FifssenIh street ja22-ly
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FonGooD Cotton Socks go to the Original
Franc, 49I Seventh street, between ID and
Z. Prices 8, 10, Is, 2Oc. and upward.
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An extensive seizure Of jewolry and plate
was made on Wednesday among the passen-
gers Of the Cunard steamer Java, on her ar
rival at Jersey city.
Deputy surveyors Kirk and Burton found
10 the trunks Of two Germans, naturalized
as Englishmcn, a quantity Of silver plate,
watches and jewolry, wrapped In clothing
add secreted In stockings, tooth-powder
boxes, bears grease pots and shaving soap.
Similar articles were found In the baggage
Of two ladies and two boys. In pearl powder
boxes quantity Of rings were found, and a
number were also hidden among folded
gloves.
These discoveries led to an examination
OF the persons Of the party. The ladies were
taken Into a stateroom by two women aud
required to dlsrobe. Quantities OF bracelets,
rings and brooches were found In their bod
Ices and suspended In the folds OF their
skirts. The boy had also concealed articles
Of minor value.
One Of the men had 1fty gold chains sus-
pended round his neck, between his under
shirt and shirt. The other had less guam
tlty, but like his companion had stored nu-
merous rings In his pantaloons and vest
pockets and a quantity Of bracelets In the
skirts Of his coat. No resistance was made,
the culprlts mildly acquicsclng In all the
searches. An attempt was made by the
pen to bride the officers, but without sue
qess. The Jewelry seized has not yet been
appraised, but may prove worth about
$50, 900.
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CoLoRHD BRicKLAIHRs IL THbNAVY-YARp.
The same question which has been before
the PTintsrE Gnion 10 now brought before the
btieklAyors' Union BY the employment Of two
tion, In the nSVv-yArd TheBrioklAyers Union
have had the subject under consideration, aud
II 10 rumOTed that they have deeidsd that the
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-06-05

PRoy. ]. X. II. WILCOX will speak at Union
League Hall At six o'clock this evening. Seats
free to all, and an Invitation extended to the
10 at HAud.h
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FINANCIAL AosHf OF THH uHirsp sIArns
isrz sfnrsr. orrosrl Iss sznAsunr prAnf-
aO,.rsms.ssssnas viA rra.ursr usissa s,sa,..
~oHl MILLIoH poLLARs. -
". buy s.a s.n an .,..s.. Of oovsssnIlr
ssouRIfIlss, current .srh..rs.s.
ALL THsfRihofAL oiIihs OF rHh oAnD
HAr
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-06-05

Is RHLIGios PRooREssIvEf-This will be
the theme OF = sermon on Sunday evening at
three O'Clock by Rev. Z. s. Wheeler on the
east Capitol steps.
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Greek church propose q festival on the dlebe,
commencing Tuesday evening, and lasting
three days. They know how to do such things.
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE Law SCHooL.-Tht
exercises Of this school for the present term
were closed Thursday evening. The commence
ment exercises will take place at the ConKre
gational church, on the corner OF Tenth and q
streets, on Thursday evening, the 10th inst
The following 10 list OF the graduates; J, N
Arnold, W. II. Babeoek, Frank Bell, RoEel
BELLS, X. V. Belt, U. j. Baxter, Richard II
ghinn, Daniel Z; CshilI, n. !: CieaIY, r. @
Cunningham, william II. Castle, q. r. Don
nor, II. Gushing, M. ID. Connolly, Randolph
Doyle, W. J. Collamer, william A. DumpIey
A. b. DuvAll, J. A. Decker, q. b. Davis, o. W
Eldridge, J. b Eyars, J. N. Ehle, James Full
lerton, 10: eph ii. France, J. II. Ferguson, W
A. Grsy, q. W. Guthrie, Miehasl Gresn, Frank
geise, j. Il. aordo J. r, Garrison, T. s.
Hopkins, T, q. Jones, W. J. johnson, ID, 81
Keller, =. II. ReTfoo, John 3. Kidweli, M. M
Raighn, Z. A. Lam srs, z. X. Lonsley, q. II
Leonard, re q. Lyon, A. Lindsley, Jr., r
7. NJ. McPoberts, J. N. MeElwaine, M. NJ
More, ]. L. MAllett, j. b. Mccullough, W
MewliD, asorEe W, Pratt. Q. RosssT, Charlie,
II. Royce, william M. Shuster, Edward Spald
Ing, T. :. Staley, W. II. SAltef, J. II. Satter.
field, V. N. stiles, L, l.. Stillson, Wm. Small
L. M. SopeT, John b. Tyler, A. X. Tichnor. il
II. Truman, J. M. Vale, A. ID. willard, u, N
Wilson, ]. n. Whitaker.
The prize essay upon that occasion will b,
read By j. Henry Truman, upon "UsurJ u AMI
it 10 expected that 1t will be very hns effort
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pRoPosALsroR HAY
Hn.Da'" FirrH MEIr4.r pIsr.lor.
oPTIcs CHEZ ouAarEEsAsrER.
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yS s.t eSa.A' E FST. s Srlp.%sS
EoH R.yls, boii stS'itOn.
BIDS ier he sane will also Be- frossivod for the
po,ts o. Asstis and San Antonio. until the LIST day
Hay 10 Do Of rood. eie.n. merchantablo quality,
ssly .as ss e %
and eoafnus, in such qualities and al such tire.
a the rcceivinH oncer may require. until May 81.
kieh bid must be accompanied by guarantee Of
isasi ~ 6f 6s,PS % mat E
Sdass ! ss%Ssisss % ssfTy ou he %T
20 ara Sd P
satsS No bia viii BE- sats1S asa not son9r %
s.soS rnS 81 stsHt ~ q slS
fo gIeeS... = :. plainly $ sSS sda..sa 20 ,ls
~ SSSnsDd Of Br'vS Mn4E p; SiEHrk
DEPUTY ouartermas.sr Gsaerai. aud Brevst BriG.
adler General, U. 8. A. mY&-td
pRoPosALs FOR FUEL.
HHADauLIrERs DEPARTMENT or rHg LANES,
cH ns,s aT4nIE ,cs ", ~ pL is,S
Ss-Ied Pr0po.si, ;1bisst 70 M Tsn, ,SDSS'!Tn'
siT6EbxY. Jass IL iSd0' for furnishing The iOl:
90 cords Of sIChsutAbls Hard Wood.
10000 PVSSS. q P pdi1 wv SOI fSr Issue to tho
spsOsa::S y asissaaisSls asfS Tos4. for Issue
To b. delivered X .ash times and places AZ the
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| PosrrosKD.-Lsst night Republican rati.
| ncAtion meeting Of tho Seventh ward was
| called at tho corner OF Virginia avenue and
Fout-And-a-hAlf street. About 8 o'clock Dr.
VIM. Boyd took the chair and announced to
| those present that owing to the inelemency OF
the weather the meeting would be postponed
until this evening at $50 O'Clock.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-06-05

SOME member of Congress adyertises In
the World a cadetship appointment to the
United States Naval Academy for sale One
Of our standing reproaches against the Brit
ish Government Is the fact that positions In
the army are allowed to be bought and sold
Are We following the British example In this
respect Who Is the Congressman who is
anxious TO dispose of this cadetship TO Spar
tles Of meaqsW-Nsp York Times,
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TuB SUNDAY MORNING GAZETTE, although
the last Sunday paper to enter the field, has
made rapid strides towards the van and now
stands fully up to the front rank. The news.
boys understand this, and SUNDAY Morning
dazetten greets our citizens on every corner
early each Sunday morning. To.morrow's
issue will be one peculiarly interesting. Buy
II and read IT,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-06-05

POTOMAC FRUIT GROWERS AssooIATIos.-
The time for holding the June fair Of this as
ISOLATION has been changed from the 18th to
the 9th instant, when II will be held at Falls
Church, Fairfax county, Va, commencing at
10 a. m. Hon. Horace Maynard, Com m issi o n er
Of Agriculture Hon; NJ: Sanders, DR.. Snod.
PTesa taw 81 ri IuS Se% ana 0s nthar asnsrs
guished gentlemen will speak 10 the after.
noon, An persons are invited to bring Il uits
and flowers, and compete for the prizes.
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SEVENTH WARD orrizEss.-Last night =
meeting OF the eitizsns Of the seventh ward
being to make arrangsnsnts for The seleetion
ward Ia III. oouasil,, to be voted ior 90 Mon.
S ooi. Ea..rd hii.s. and D. =. MOef.Sss ws a,
appointed secretary.
Mt o. y; o,iss saia that hs thsoSsas y IN %
| make nominations, but snssssted that . com
mittse Of i've b selected, whose duty would
e ana ns: suss ss
who would receive the suffrage OF the citizens
irrespective OF party.
ing; which was not ssrssa f t oa'''' "' '00"
Resoiped, That u 10 the sense OF this meeting
that II 10 insxpsdieut 10 make any nominations
Of the Seventh ward to vote for such indie.
pendeat candidates. ~ th:y may deem for the
best interests q the ward:
favor OF nominating candidates on the siiiIshs
Mr.. Cailsn said he knew ihsrs. Was . srsa
deal OF dissatisfsctlon In the Republican
..a a:'.sa sS.s pss,y '"sish now .tsnds on IL
After some discusslon the resolution OF Mt
Usllan, providing for the appointment Of
!. eommittee ofnye to select suitable persons !,
U and Board Of Cont mon Council, wss adopted
Mr.. Wise offered the following resolution
. Rs,oipsd, That this meeting now prossed I,
= the election Of a committee OF aye 10 make ar
rangements for the ensuing election.
!, The meeting then proceeded to ballot 70
the eommittee, and the following. named gen
tlemen were selected; me,srs. Jsekson Yates
= and John ii. Bird.
II WAS moved that the committee DO not in
" strueted by the meeting, and that whosVer tn
J, committee nominate for oAudidstes for Gle,
. tion be Supported unanimously by the citizen
Of the Seventh ward.
q Amer the transaction OF some business OF n
q public Importance, the meeting adjourned.
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Az UNNATURAL orHER-Yesterday morn.
Ing Oniesr Hughes discovered i've eolored
iafant placed In . herring pox aud lying In the
0ovsrn msnt reservation between Eighth and
heuss. The child was without clothing and
hat 81 few hours old The ofioer took II TO the
Central Euard-house, where the services OF 4
eolored nurse were secured to wash and dress
u, after which II was taken TO Campbell hos
pltal and placed In charge Of the matron Of
that establishment, The little thing appears
healthy and promises to live to be 4 standing
reproaeh 10 Its unknown mother.
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CoLORED JOINERs,-At the navy yard vel
terdAy, four additional Joiners were D ut 10
10 the drst instance In which colored men hayC
been employed In that capacity In the yard,
and white woFkmen exLIesA much dissAtis.
WOfkmen.
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tho p,, WaIH n r n, ~ b , M
phia, Pennsylyapia, praying for the eHssusioa
patent granted TO him on the 18th day Of August,
BOoksI III
Ills ordered that said PetLtioa be heard Al this
son may oppose this extension, 0bIeslloas, dsPo-
SSs sSS GsS, saSsa AZ In this
...oO co. oslMTfL 9: flSHhR,
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UNITED sT&yA s., PA !. l ogTIGI.

Y ",AO 'i1W9 Asa r D, 4. Ny IS. 1902
hC poi!SP % fSI H. New
Etanted to him on the ltth day Of August. 1885 for
an improIoment IN Mailing Eipe Whi,si
once on the 18th day Of July nsrt. Any person
nay nay oppose tsls extension 0bjeetions depSsi.
once twenty days before Tho day Of RearisK' "''
SAMUEL .. FISHER,
my2l Fiw Commissionsr OF Patents.
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my9 s5w Oommiaaioner OF PAtsnts.

On III. n.,,,0%S ii;;saiSSiSys p; q. Nv y, Iss
grated to him on the 2sh day Of August, 49, for
y c9Ssss In P.s hnS ,s.
once on the 9th day Of August nsTt. Any person
A 9 s.Ss $. e s' SS.:
my9-S9W Com mi asIouer On Pais6ta
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On the Petition OF JOsEPH KEEcH, Of Waterloo,
New YORK praying for ths extsn,lOR q a patent
for ap Improvement In Wash Boards
Al Is ordered that sad petition DO heard Al this
may oppose this extension, Objections
aud other papers. should be filed In this ohes
SAMUEL g. USHER,
nySl-M9w COmmlssIopeT Of Patents
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TEMPERAHcE.-Equsi No. l, Tribe OF iona.
dab, at their meeting last night elected the
following oiieersi Reehab, WIN. II. Young;
ohief, Arthur Shepherd Prophet, ]: T. Gold.
o. Polkinhorpi Assistant Recorder, WIN,
II. Nortoni Financial Scribe, Julius DeSaules;
Treasurer. Oloar Alexanderj Shepherd, wm.
| d. Mexican; ShAllum, J. III. y. Hongh; Watch.
| man, VIM. Linton. This Order 10 rapidly
| gaining 10 numbers, and embraces many Of the
| best temperance workers 10 the District.
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i.s n ne ff,lowiRs
Js.iy ' ssSas sSss hHH siRsissa. Z
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DIR. JosEPH T, JOHNSON delivered . very en-
PERTAINING and Instructive lecture on "rhe
Physiology Of Digestion in the commodious
chapel Of the Lincoln Industrial Mission, cor.
ner OF Eleventh and X, last evening. He
explained In q familiar manner the laws OF
health In relation to eating AID drinkingi how
food IL made into blood, bone and muacls.
The process OF digestion was illustrated by
charts from the medical department of How.
Jeots are to be delivered on Tuesday evenings
during the summer.
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TUE RANCE OF the Thermometer yesterday
at Kolb Brothers, druggists and ApotheearIes,
May building, corner OF Seventh and streets,
was as follows Ga NJ so; pa. m, 81; II m,
al ~, IN, SOL p m, sii 0p. m, 81.
Az FRANKLIN Co.'S, opticians, on Pennsyl-
yaniA avenue, the thermometer stood As fol-
81 Up. NJ, 81 y, NJ So p. m, $751; o p. m, 81;
p. m so,
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WR5EEIsarAPIR FOR SAL 'EAT THII
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XXTANTED-AGENTS.-$ TO
w 5000 month, everywhere,
Male and Female to introduce the GEN.
UINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This
Machine will stitch, hem, fell, tuck, quilt,
cord, bind, braid and embroider in a most
superior manner. PRIoE only $ls. Fully
warranted for five years. We will pay
ST., 900 for any machine that will sew a
stronger, more beautiful, or more elastic
seam than ours. 1t makes the "Elastic
Stitch" Every second stitch can be cut,
and still the cloth cannot be pulled apart
without tearing it. We pay Agents from
$75 to 5000 per month and expenses, or
commission from which twice that amount
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PIrTssURGH, Pa, bosroN, MASS, or ST.
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otherwise. Ours is the only genuine and
really practical cheap machine manufacta
ured. 4r-
Cauti0n-EXtra- We caution the
public against a concern in Nashville,
Tenn, as they are not our duly authorized
Agents, having copied our advertisement
without authority from US. We shall not
hold ourselves responsible for worthless
machines sold by other parties. The GEM
UINB MACHINES can DO had only from us or
our authorized Agents, who will always
have certificate of Agency signed By US.
BeaOGre of Infrtnqcrs.
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all who buy 1t once will USE NO OTHER.
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20 gg NJ a TIC FL! .,

1. Oh and after the 10th instant, all
vessels arriving at this port fIom ports to
the SGuthward of Cape Fea- river, N. c.,
will be required to heave to at the Quar-
antine Station near Buoy No. 7. opposite
Craney Island, and there await the in.
,pection and orders OF the Health otfit er.
2. ALI vessels from ports known be
infected with yellow Fever, Cholera or
other Epidemic Diseases, but having had
no case during the voyage, will be quar-
antined ten days and thoroughly fumisat-
ed under direction of the Health officer.
5. Vessels arriving having had infec-
tious or contagious diseases on boar
during the voyage, will be quarantine
until ten days after the disappearance o.
the last case, and thoroughly fumigatee
under the direction of the Health officer
4. Vessels arriving from infected ports
through the Albemarle and Chesapeake
Canal, will be subject to the same rules
and will await inspection and orders OF
the Health officer at or near Burton s
Point.
S, Communication with the shore o.
passing vessels will not be allowed ex
cept by permission of The Health officer
g. Masters of vessels and Pilots
charge, and Harbor Masters, will be cid
responsible for any violation of the above
By order of the Board of Health.
E D. GRANlER, N. b.
Health Officer
NORFOLK, VA, une LIST, 1879. jel
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ERANK LIN WINGS BANb,
OFFICE No. AZ BANK ST'REh1.
JNO. b. WHlTEHEAD. President.
..g. DirectOrS:
SAM'L Il. HODGES, ]. l. Bl.ooDGooD,
VIM. WARD, JNO. JAMES,
DIR. VIM. j. MOORE. J.G POLLARD.
JOS. q. DEMlNG, Cashier.
&. n. LANGLEY, Ass't Cashier
N8- This Bank is Open for B@siness. 80
Interest at the rate OF SIX PER CEN1
per annum will be allowed on all existing
deposites made since the resumption o.
business, from the 1st Of January, 1858;
and also, on all deposites hereafter made,
from the date of deposite until date o.;
withdrawal, ten days notice to be requiI
ed, however, before withdrawal. Nc
change in the rate of interests per cent
allowed on old deposites. The account
of the new. Depositors are kept separate
from those Of the old, so as to answer the
demands Of the new DepOsitors.
All indebted to this Institution wa
please call and pay, or curLail and rene "
their paper. mhl5-lv