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CIV. 1868. vi.
ARBou R's
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THE LATE Henry c. will
be seen by our advertising columns to-day the
members Of Harmony Lodge Of Masons have
made arrangements TO attend the funeral of
the late Henry G. Bamberger, which will
take place to-day from his late residence, on
Virginia avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. The Brlcklayors' Union held meet
Ing last night, when their arrangements were
completed for attending the funeral of their
late companion.
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ELBGASr BUILDING LoTS.-The especial
attention OF our readers Is called to the elab-
crate advertisement Of Mossrs. Onion Il
Butts in to-day's issue. They offer now In
ducements to persons Of small means TO pro-
vide for themselves home, situated within
easy access Of the city. Who would be
without real estate when thoy can procure a
desirable residence for sl2.5Oi Call on
Messrs. Onion & Butts and purchase at once.
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7 ryooLN DEPOT AT AUCTION.
DRPor QuAkrlRxAsrsR's ogyIcl. I
wAsnixGToE, b. O., July 10, lSe
Will DO sold at public auction on n0nDAY,
August 0, commencing At 10 q. N. under the su-
psTyislou Of Captain D. q. Thomas, n. .. T., the
buildings known as Lincoln Depot. Situated be.
tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets east and 4 ~
ID streets north, comprising
builiings, aOx2s feet saw mill build'AG. O1
| building. l9ixs. two o., slory.
story. enIins-hou's. Nx1, !
story. ] stoTehouse. a,sxso feet.
dwelling house. SSxlT. J stable. 1esx1e feet.
story. ] tool n ouse. 0xA feet.
I kitchen to do. ,SixlN Z ] cook house, 0xNfsst.
story. ! grsen-houss, 11xle n.
I Iee-houae, l1xl1 feet
| water tank aud frame, lsxlsx5 feet sinks,
rhod, ,OD feet board fence, feet high 80 feet
picket fsaee, 3IS feet high. =.
Purchasers will be Allowed-ton days 10 remove
buildings.
TEAMS: Cash on day Of sale.
ny order Of the QuartermAstsr QsneIAL
]. o. MefRRRAE.
Deputy QuSrtsrmAstsr 0snsral.
jyli-6t Byt. Brig. Gen. U. 3. A.
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COMPLETION OF LONG NEEDED IMPROVE
MEsT.-On Monday night the new street
lamps on Seventh street, from MARYLAND
avenue 10 the river, were lighted for tho
first time, much to the qualification Of the
citizens OF the Seventh ward, especially those
residing on Seventh street and In Its vicinity
We trust tho other end Of Seventh street,
from y to the boundary, will next receive
attention,
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A UcTlos SALE or HOSPITAL suRNITuRA

A.srsra,I MspIcAL Rr,ysIe,s o,,sIss.l
vii, so oS,ssa a I, pnSe su IN M IN ssty
. I'D Sy sSss' d. s x. d.. nSg ssS
pitai Furniture and Applisnees. among which will
SOU SS1 lii Es.lns. SS5S froa gcd....a.. 900 Deli
Bowls. ep Leather BSohssi, 90 woodss Bu,ss Y,
kniye. aud FORKS each. aS6i L!ttsrs, 30 dslf
FishsI 500 PEI Plates: n Dsif T:s rS.s 60
90, THbls,,psSsn., en TessgSons, 20 Ness
SereSs Cloth. aSco ogt,a-p"rehs Sed .sossr., and
largo variety x other aItielss. sabIaena Iusasls
and weights tshop) States and PENCILS. Bedsids.
Tables, sisk,ehsir.. Gos'. Horss'Li'ssr'. Coffee
With = small exception tho above articles arr
new Catalogues With full particulars furnished
upon application.
Terms. cash. In Government funds only p per
cont deposit required a. time Of sale. and all pus-
e"A''' 70 % removed ~ cIins. sufTilkRLANp,
Assistant Medical Purvsyor. Brevet Col. U. 9. A.
iyn.Gt
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A PLEASURE BoAr.-Some time ago we
made mention Of the sale OF the launch Of
the ram Stonewall. She was purchased by a
club OF young men for yachting purposes,
and has recently been remodeled and I'm.
lshed. neat aud cosy cabin has been
added. She has been thoroughly painted
and christened the Curlew, and will no doubt
DC one OF the most pleasant aud complete OF
the many handsome pleasure boats on the
Potomac,
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PHOENIX TENT, No. l2, |. o. of Rechab bites,
propose a grand temperance excursion TO
Glymont next Wednesday. A very enjoy
able affair Is anticipated.
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CovERNMINr SALE.

EUVkKNMkNT bALK
HsApa'ss HInsr nrtrAlI pIsraIcs.l
OFFICE CHIEr ouAafGnnAiIlA,
RICHMOND, VA. JAY n, LOB.
The undermined will sell 81 p1slis ssssi a. q
the Qusrtsrmaster's Corran 81 Rosksh, kish.
mopd, ylrg!nis, commene,nE at 10 O'clock, .. n,
on MONDAY i asf p Ak II tEHvIiis i 's'
In huo order, apd-hayinG boon rsssrvsd frcr pro-
ecdias .aies,pt Superior aususy, 70 Ss sold oaiy
Terms; Cash. 10 United states currency on tss
day ot.,le, and z dspo.i. q ten psr cent On tho
The animals must be removed on The day Of
sale,
States Army, J. o. ChANDLkk.
BI,ys. Colonel; Ss;Tst;;Ens.sI y ARM; esi'f
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EXAMINATIONS FOR THE POLICE FORCE
The committee for the examination of can
didstes for appointment on the police force
Will meet at police headquarters on Thurs
day next, the Goth, at 8 o'clock, p. m, after
once In three mouths.
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CoUdHLIS's soda water, at the corner of
Ninth and streets, Is drawn from a fount.
ain having the latest improvements, and ls
said TO be the best In tho city.
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ORPHANS COURT,

" JusH %, 1850.
Distrfcf or Coiun.bia. Wdshtngton Count 20 Wh:
". Of Edward Wharton, deceased, the admins.
,ta.95; .fcI...id hss with the spproba,i.n Of
..id appointed Tuesday, July n, 1889. for tho
Is far as the sAme have been collected nnd
turned into money when aud where all the cred
tend. with thcir elaims properly youehsd, or they
may otherwise by law be excluded from al brncGt
In said deeeassd's estate: provided copy OF this
order be published once week for three wocks In
the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, previous to the Esd
Test A. WEBSTER
je0-wfw Register OF willis
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AT OAK HALL, 400 Seventh street, may be
found all sorts and styles of fashionable
clothing, neatly made and at prices to suit
tho times.
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PARTIES having hall for rent will find
an application for one In our advertising
columns to-day.
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EquIrr COURT Judge Fisher, pro hn.-This
court made the following orders yesterday:
Michael Gore W. John II. Snyder's heirs.
This was suit for the sale Of real estate, and
tho real estate having been sold by decree,
sale,
Annie +. Upham VS.. WIN. J. BeAll. The
sale Of real estate 10 this suit authorized on
Monday having been made, Judge Fisher
made = consent decree Affirming such sale, aud
directing that the prooeods DO invested In
Governpent bonds for the child
Antonio Pelletier vs.. q. d. whitney. Judge
Fisher in this case made an order rcstrAining
whitney from taking possession OF certain
real estate, and prosecuting q certain writ OF
repleyin until a further hearing on the I'd OF
August next.
Autnnrnah
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aRAsD LoDos KsIours OF Prrurks.-
The Grand Lodge Of tho District Of Colum-
bia held It's scmi-annual session last evening
at Knights Of Pythias Hall, corner Of Sew
enth and d streets. Delegates were ad-
mitted from the ten lodges In this jurisdic-
tlou. The report Of the committee on Gro
dcntials and returns showed the Order 10 be
In much more nourishing condition than
was anticipated.
Upwards Of $1,000 constitutes the wealth
OF these lodges, many Of them having been
organized but little over one year; %, 583.5s
has been expended since the 1st Of January
| for relief Of the sick, widowed families, bury
Ing brothers, and educating orphans. Total
membership In the District, 1900. Friend
ship Lodge No. s Is tho banner lodge, num-
berlng l07 members. Tho report Of the Act
ing Grand Chancellor, John W. Thompson,
briefly reviewed the status Of tho Order In
the District; and recommended various meas
ures for the improvement Of lodge matters.
This Order, since lie organization In this
city ave years ago, has spread wonderfully
and lie now engrafted In twonty States, has
eleven Grand Lodges and Supreme Lodge.
The bi-annual session Of the lattor named
body Is to be held In New York city In
March next. Tho total membership OF the
Order In the country reaches 100, 900, and
efforts arc being made TO organize lodges In
Canada and England.
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The saudusky (Ohio) Register says: After
careful inquiry we are able to state that the
grape crop on tho islands Is more promising
than 1t was week ago. On Keliy's island
some vineyards promise no return, others
nearly full crop, and others third Of a
crop. At Put-in-Bay tho crop promises even
better and tho growers arc foolng cncour-
aged.
Mr.. ARNOLD, OF Now Liberty, kentucky,
reports that from ono pound OF Early Rose
potatoes, planted on the 18th Of April, he
dug on tho 18th Of July sighty-one pounds
Of excellent potatoes.
The grass crop In Vermont aud through
the Canadas was never better than this
season. Oats look fne, corn bad aud whea
backward.
An exchange says: The corn crop Of the
United States for 1868 was nine hundred
millions Of bushels; Of this about four mil
lions were exported. The wheat crop was
two hundred and twenty-five millions Of
bushels, and Of this tho larger portion was
exported either 10 bulk or In -four
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CAMr-MEErISds'-on Thursday, August
5, camp-meeting will commence at Good
Hope, one mile from the Anacostla,
On Friday, August 0, a camp-meetIng of
the congregations Of the Methodist Protestant
churches OF Baltimore and vicinity will he
held near Woodbury., Baltimore county,
Rev. Daniel W. Bates will preside.
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A. opera Manager in the Roie Of =
Physician.

We copy the following from tho Chicago
Post, Of July "a. Mr.. o. II. Hess, who so
well performed the part Of the "Good samar-
ltau," Ia we'll known Ia this community,
where he was for long time manager Of the
National Theatre, when II was under control
Of Mr.. Leonard Grover;
"a very rare and strange occurrence was
noted last night between II and IL o'clock,
on Wabash aycule, near the Rink, and one,
too, which CALI br the greatest condomna-
ton Of certain persons who, If the statements
given arc true, acted In very cruel and un-
charitable manner.
"whilen1(r. o. II. Hess, Of tho Opera
House, waBwalking along Wabash avenue,
between tho hours given above, he observed
q woman staggor across jackson street as II
Intoxicated. On nearing the Skating Rink
building the woman fell, and Mr.. Hess went
to her assistance. Having at ono timo been
medical practitioner, Mr.. Hess, to his sur
prise, found the woman about TO become a
mother. lie assisted her to the best OF his
ability, and soon afterwards little stranger
was ushered Into the world. A colored man
camo upon tho spot soon after tho strange
event and raped loudly for a policeman, at
In the Vicinity at tho time, and steps were
Immediately taken 10 convey the woman and
child to a place Qf shelter.
"a young md Tho also come to tho scono
took the nowlybtn babe, while Mr.. Hess
proceeded to carry The woman to his board
lng.house In Wabash avenue. After much
difficulty this was accomplished. The good
lady Of tho house answered the summons
aud went about to render the sufferer and
tho little one as comfortable as possible,
giving up her own bod, though herself sick,
and In short time tho mother aud child
were doing wcll.' DR.. Hess acted tho true
philanthopist, and his kindness deserves
great communication.
"Thc name Of the unfortunate who vas
thus cast upon tho street at tho midnight
hour and len to perish Is Bertha Krahn, q
German woman, twenty -four years old. She
stated that she had been living at 255 Wabash
avenue, q very short distance from her ben
efactor's residence, and when her condition
became known she was cruelty turned out
| into tho stroot ~
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

DIrAsrnlsr o. logIsIAIk.
NEw 0RLEAEs. La. July 1892. -
VIII DO sold at public suction 70 tho highest bid
der. on SATURDAY, August T. 1900, At IL clock.
traasp sI, .tesmsr ELLA MoRsI, Is sss Sos iiss
at the Government wharf, foot Of Caliiops street.
In this city.
the coast or lake trade. 10 stAunsh, fast and n per
ises raInIing ordeT Bean, snai,s ..d mashiasIy
,So; drapss, when loaded II fse, length q Ssss.
9 feet stroke Of engine. and isehss di.ms.sr
OF cylinder hastwo mAstA, one donkey engine,
two quarter boats, two chains, two Anohsfs,
OUTFIT.
An inye.tory Of iaIaiturs; ,t.' z Be sSls with
Lieutenant Col9nel =, J, strang. Assistant Quar-.
tormastoi 10 this city. and tbs steamer cas- bs
examined during the day By parties desiring TO
purchase.
will DO roosiyod until date Of sale. and will Ss
Oponed aud read nj tme thereof, and be con.
sidered In oOnneetion with bids made 81 the sale.
Torms-CAsh 10 United States treasury netes.
BY order Of tho QuArterinastsf gsnsrsi United
States army. jylSN
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE TO all persons
having goods deposited at Princes loan
oflcc, and interest unpaid for sir months, to
call al once II they wish 10 save their articles.
No. 277 Pennsylvania avenue,
4 Between Tenth and Eleventh SITS.
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AaRASp PICNIC for the benefit Of W. @.
Waters will tako place at Seventh street
park to-day. A good time 10 expected.
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ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-About $3.50 o'clock
last night as DR.. Z. W. Latlmer, q we'll
known physician Of the Northern Liberties,
residing at the corner Of Eighth and l. streets,
was seated In the doorway OF the Washing.
ton Dispensary, corner Of Seventh and "
streets, he was accidentally shot by the dis.
charge Of a pistol which was In the hip
pocket Of his pants. The ball passed through
a tissue In one Of his hips, thereby infilcting
q painful but not necessarily dangerous
wound. Drs. Taylor and Eliot were called
and dressed tho wound. Officer Duffy, Of
the Sixth precinct police station, hearing The
shot, ran to the scene OF the accident, and
rendered all the assistance In his power.
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GALE OF BUILDINGS.

HgADa'Rs FIR.r MILITARY DIsrAIcr,l
ofEioE CHiEl QUAnTHknAAIll, \
RIoHhoED, Va June ~. leop.
Will be sold At public auetlon, eommsn einF at 10
a. IN. Of FRIDAY, the Soth day Of July, le}b. the
Wooden BuildlnE. lately occupied BIZ the Quarter
Repair Shops. on the canal. below Seventeenth
street; aud
forHge House, at the Rockets.
, Tho sale will take place on the grounds oscupled
by the buildinEs, aud further Information As to
siie Of the buldings and manner OF sale can be OBJ
tained on application at this once,
Terms: Cash on the day OF sale, deposit Of zen
building Ia sold.
Ten days allowed for removal Of buiidiASs..
army, !, u. gHAlDLHk
Breyot Colonel, Quarter . astoT q. 3, army. Chisf
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DIS. RILEY, Miller, Tyler, Johnston and
Garrett announce through our columns to-
day that they have no Official connection
with Columbia Hospital.
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A coLoREp Man who thoroughly under
stands his business desires o Situation IS
cook. Sec card In another column.
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Government salss.
ERAME BUILDINGS AT AuorIor.

PIP: sss:!:.s:.IJ ~! S; s;;S.,,
August u, under The supsrvisiop Of Captain D, D.
Thomx,M:s. K. the foli9wins builai.as.,o VT.
south: One BuildinG. fr2s feet. and 0ns Buildias.
Oria feet
Immediately thereafter OF 81 II q n, will bs
sold
teenih Streets Oss Building, fa,fHes fsst.
Tsrmsi Cash on day Of sale,
BY order Of the ousrtermAslsr osrsI4L
D,Prs.y 9. N. General. Brsvss Bhssdisr qs,,s,si.
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Dry Goods.

GOODS SUITED TO rHB sBksoS-wHiTg
VI Goods, LLAMA Lace Points, Grenadines SD
Hernsnis, orGandsessud Lawns, English Bersses
and Lenocs, Mohairs aud Linens.
va ARE NOW CLOSING OUT AT AsToSisH.
mo Low PRICES.
n. TAYLOR 4 CO..
iyn No. - Centre Market spses.
A ENUAL CLOSING OUT OF SUMNER DRY
"a goods Of lay.s. orsandies, PaIi. grensdines
every department. of this sstablishm ent. summer
slssina %, 4 hall rs fCrms, prize;
Al sas e sss.. S sao a. r g
s:eas dysiS t.S Ssss ss!tsS.
gsnd ny ssati as., ausli! satin plata Isssais'
nsiasooi:. e. Iycs wi.S q purchase ds.irsbi;;
goods And says % 70 a .per cent call 81 once Al
south .ids, third door from ssyenth.
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VINE cuBHEtd ~ lUIIUWH ytsIefuhyI
LAST WILLS.
The last will Of Fanny Green WAS fiiod fol
probate. She bequesths her property at the
corner OF l. and rwenty-slxth strcots to hei
daughters, Fanny and Maria Green, aud the
residue OF her estate to her sons, except ave
hundred dollars, which she gives TO her
daughter, Mrs. Annie Farley.
LHrrkns TKsTAMkNrARY.
Jane 4. Little qualified as cxecutrix oil
Joseph Little, giving bond In tl,boo, with L.
A. Bcall and Jas. a. CLARK as suteties.
Jane audsin qualified a. guardian Of Rich
Powell and 5. p. Hill as sureties.
Eliza Small quslined as guardian Of the or.
phsns OF George Small, giving bond In VI, 900,
sureties.
Adjourned.
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Lands Appropriated BY law for the use Of schools,
military and other purposes, or lande on which
applications have been hlsd under the provisions
OF the homestead law. will be excluded from the
sale.
The Offering Of tho above uated lands will be
commenced or the day Sppointod. aud will proceed
| the manner prescribed by tho nrst section Of the
act Of Congress approved 9Th April, $50. until tho
whols shall have beon offered, snd the sale thus
elossdi but tho sale shall DO kept open iosgsr
than too ,osets and no priyAte entry Of any Of The
the two weeks from the 18th september, lsp,
| Given under my hand at the city Of Washington
| this eleventh day Of May. Ammo Domini one thou.
sand eight huodred and sixty'nins; o,.vr
Jos, 6. wIisoS, Commissioner Of the General Land
Once
NOTICE To PREVENTION CLAIMANTS.
Rvery person eniit lied 70 the right Of presumption
parts Of townships above enumerated. 10 required
70 establish the same TO- the sAtistAetion Of the
Register aud Receiver Of thu Land once, and max
sesing this notice, and before the day appointed
| for the commandment Of the public sale Of the
.s sS' .sis viii f:r .st claimed otherwise
COmmi,.iOnsr Of the General Land Once
NorH-Under the regulations Of the Department
a. herstofoIe and now existing. no payment can be
made for Advertising ptoelamatlons except to such
publishers as are specially authorized. iet.YlN
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-28
Interior Adornments

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PAPERHANaER AND UPHoLsTERER,
Importer and Dealer In
FRENCH AND AMERICAN PAPRRHANGIHGs
snd
UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
4sA Ninth 1t. west, bet. ID and 10 sts.,
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