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TTNITED sTATEs PATENT oPFICB,

LIMITED srATEs PATENT 0gFIgs. ~ ,s.
Hon the petition o. J, D, ELLior. Of Leicester,
Mass praying foI, ths extsnsioa pf ., Patsut
srahtSd him on thS ny dsy o. ssPtemssT l2o. foI
Measuring Cloth:
Il Is ordo,ed that said petItio he heard at this
OiAes tho 2d day " August next Any person
may ,ppnsg this eEtoi sion, obieeii,ns depesi-
tons and other D,peIS should be hled In this once
SAMUEL g. FISHER,
iol5Tu3t Commissioner Of Patents.
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TIE PLATFORM Of the Maine Temperance
State Convention recognizes the necessity of
sustaining the public credit, and paying the
public debt promptly, and tho propriety OF
State legislation to develop the resources Of
the statei and believing that temperance
will best promote these ends, favors total
prohibition of the liquor traffic as recog-
nlzed by the laws, and the State police to
execute Il,
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED to deny the rumor
autographed from this city that Commissioner
Fisher, OF the Patent ONCE, proposes to ten
der his resignation. We presume the same
rumor In regard to Secretary Cox is equally
unfounded.
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FACrs AND IMPRBsslsN

GEES. r. A. OSBORNE was yesterday ap-
pointed supervisor Of internal revenue for the
District of Massachusetts,, Rhode Island and
Connecticut.
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THn isTo OWE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
L sCRlhEK has obtAinsd from the Orphans
lumbis, IsltsTs o. Idninistfstlen on he personal
s estate Of WALGsR yansrAs.Irts % Washinsion
claims against the said deceased are hereby warned
70 exhibit the same, with the vouchers Hereof 10
the subscriber, on Or before tho LIST day Of June
next, they may. Otherwise BY law DO excluded
from all bensht Of The said estate.
Given under my hand this lst day Of June, 1850
ELIzA < FREEMAN.
mark.
A. WESsrsR, REGISTER Of wlll.A dm'n jss,Ws..
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az cofuabf&. fRE ssra bh hf S9iFsJJ 6E5GET

,'s" Co., .'n So.L@ Equity Do.lst.s
On motlon Of the plaintiff. by Messrs. Fsndsl
ieadant John 0ayn9r, cause his appearance 10 DO
enteIsd herein on or before the hrst rule day
By the Court
True eppy-Testi r. j. MFIuB,
js2D.Tu3W rIsrL
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i ssrtssr has obtained from The orphans Ceait
p washng.on County, in the District Of Columbis,
& nGIcHaEL o.sSyW. late q ston cosais ''
s.ai1,t t dssss s.iS Al persons having claims
sassi .ss sane Eith the yous6srs thereof q the
next thsy may otherwise BY law DO excluded rom
1888 jERRAI III calEp 81 June
jeso.wsw. oAGh h.s.to,
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The Wood Ia to be delivered on the wharves Of
the rospeotiye posts. and The Coal In the yards or
places provided Tor ts reception at each post, and
paid for according TO the weight as certified 10 by
ths acting assistant qusrtorIsa'tsr at tho place of
Bidder; Hg.. stale sssps.stely q. price a, which
each OF the above named places.
kaon bid must be accompanied by Q guarantee,
signed by two responsible persons, thAtin case tho
bid u accepted and a contract entered into they
Will become security iu sum equal to one fourth
the amount Of the contract for the faithful per-
Torrance Of the same.
No bid will be entertained that Ia not made In aG-
eoIdsne with this AdveTtissment,
The Government reserves the right to reject any
or all bids TegArsed rs disadvantAge0us TO the de-
partment or 10 accept zach portion VI aay bid, not
less than for one Dost, that may be deemed OF Ad
vantage TO the publIe Interest,
liver iRe Coal aud WOOD a any QUE OF more moi q
Biddsis rave AZ privilege Of being prosoat at the
Proposals must DO addressed 10 the undersigned.
the case nay be, 10 whoa application should be
made for addiil onal parti culArs,
Assistant QuartermAster General, United states
army, and Chief auartsrm9asts5 DspaTlnsp! q the
Brsyet Lieutenant Colonel and QuArteTmasleT bni.
ted States army, Chief QuArt5rmaater, Third
QuartorInastsr's District. iy2-td
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THE Richmond Enquirer says that tho
election of the Walker ticker by $4,000 ma
jority is secured by the results Of the regis
tration
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s. G. MILLS, JUSTICE or THE PEACE,
Ofice and residence No. 544 II street north,
between Third and Fourth streets west.
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The statement Of bonds issued to the Union
Pacific Railroad Company and branches, In
terest payable in lawful money, show totals
as follows: Amount outstanding, s5s,63s,-
800; interest accrued and not yet paid, sl,-
6G5, 469.44j interest paid by United States,
$3.50, O53.25; interest repaid by transporta-
tlon Of mails, &c, q, 520, 1920; balance OF
interest paid by United States, q, $50, 1858. 90.
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IN IHgsyPREME COURT oF THE DISTRICT

N os..SS..,, SolA0' Equity Docket ..
Cd motlon OF tho complainant. by Nj. A. K.
browns. her solicitor. II Is ordered that the de
PENDANT cause his Appearance TO be entsrod herein
after this day; otherwise the cause will be pro-
cesded with rs In casa OF default
By order Of the Court
True eopy-Testi X. J, MEllS,
my93.wo. Clerk.
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DASERuPTCY NOTICE

To all the creditors Of JAMES Z. DExrxR who
may have proved thair olaimAi
prs@s Court "ftSs 6i%rst q GeamSia. sitt Ia IN
o'clock, n m. at the City Hall, Washington City,
TO show cause why diseh.r5a fIom All his debts
should not be granted to said BANKRUPT You are
alBo notified that the second snd h,rd mo iings OF
said Bankrupt creditors viii be held before the
Register At the sane place on the same day.
by order Of the C0uTti A, SHARP,
Test;
Il, J. MEI0s, Clerk. Jsa4sjyi
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE to all persons
having goods deposited at Princes loan
Office, and interest unpaid for sir months, to
call at once II they wish to save their articles.
No. Ell Pennsylvania avenue,
Between Tenth and Eleventh SITS.
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-"-Jet = - =
son employed, TO remove the contents Of pri-
We, Jim, ., any other onensyo mauer, 0.
70 sena OF nke cart or other vehele used
ior tnat purpose through any OF the I'M
proNeu Psts OF the CITY AZ an carrier hour
than WE'VE O'Clock, midnight, during the
months OF May, June, July, August, sep
temoer and october, or u n eleven, r. m,
antihg me otner months the year., &c.
ms law Is violated almost nightly by the
cart around at q most unreasonable hour.
Last night Il passed this ONCE al half past
eleven O'Clock, when there were still many
persons ON the street, Wbbse duty Ia Il to
enforce obedience to law1 II the police OIL
cers', let them attend 10 IL and sec that par.
ties offending are punished. The law i'm
poses fne Of $iO. If tho penalty Is
acted on one or two occasions the nuisance
FlE -
ELECTION OF OFFIoERs.-At q regular
meeting Of Miller Lodge, No. Q, A. U. q. f.,
juno 80, 1900, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing three months James
Kip, W. g.; II. Michaelis, W. v. O.; A. II.
Thomson, chaplainj s. Goodman, treasurer,
J. II. Hatch, recording secretary J.. w. Fall
warden; b. +. Crabbs, Junior warden; d.
Kahl, tyler; Z. Cohen, Junior tyler.
...
LErrRR CARRrERs REpoRr.-The follow
ing Ia the report Of the mail matter delivered
and collected BY the letter carriers Of this
city for the quarter ending June 80, 1869, as
The n9mber emnloycS h 10. number mall
letter, delivered. 8y6. 335, number local letters
delivered. Al. 7I9, number newspapers. &C..
delivered los. bls. number Letters collected,
pa. t|S3.
-
WASHINGTON ACADEMY OF VIsiTATtoS.-
prcmiums nj Tho Convent Of the Valuation,
corner of Tenth and a streets, took place
Yesterday afternoon In the presence Of a
very select audience. The exercises were,
as usual. of the highest order, and reflected
great credit upon the teachers in this hon
orcd institution.
TypoopIpuIc,I, EunoRs. Tho name
Julius smiley. in our notice of the COM
mcncemept Of the Business College yestcr-
day. should have been julius Lullcy.
The name OF George Hotcbkiss, which ap-
pcared In the item headed i'Gamblinr
George Hoskins.
--
DIsnIssAts AT rHE GOVERNMENT PRINT
ING OryIon. Yesterday, by order of tho Com
grcssional printer, Mr.. Charles d. Parsons,
| the well known prcssman, Mr.John Van Ara
missed from the press-room at the Govern
ment printing Office.
|
MEssRs. GREEN d WILLIAMS will offer for
sale on Saturday, July 8, the warehouses
street and the canal. The buildings are
substantial, and are suitable for lime der u,
| leo Office or feed store, being near the Centre
market.
o. -,,.,
stood adiourned To last evening al Union
League Hail, proved a fizzle, moi more than
balf dozen persons being In the hall at
any one time. Although quite a number
attempt was made to organize meeting.
-
BOYS IN BLuE.-An adjourned meeting of
rose of electlnp n new executive board. will
be held at Union League Hall, at s O'Clock
| tc.nIpht. The Committee on Nominations
SALE OF REAL EsrArE.-Lot Q, in square
900. fronting 30 feet on Thirteen. and-a-half
| soutb' has been sold Inv Messrs, Fitch q Fox
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ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY Doll AIRS will
buy the stock OF cigar store. good
chance Is offered.
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on WEDNESDAY EVENING LAST at an ad-
journed meeting OF the new boat club formed
In Georgetown Mr.. Malcolm seaton was
chosen vice president, and committee was
appointed to draft rules and regulations and
report name for the club. Eight new
members were added to tho organization,
and many othe.s have applied for member.
ship. AT the next meeting steps will be
taken for an excursion to Glymont, as the
members are determined to make tho club
one of social as well as physical training.
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Equity CouRr-Judge DIN This court
made the following order yesterday
Gore vs.. Snyder ct al. This was bill for
the sale OF real estate. The estate was sold by
judicial order la AccordAnce with the applics-
tlon, and on yesterday the trustee hled his re-
porti which was, after reference, ordered TO
be confirmed fno exception be entered thereto
within the legal period.
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AN INSPECTION of the elegant stock Of
jewclry, vases, chromos and other articles
lust received direct from the New York trade
sales, at the New Central Dollar Store, No. 20
Market Space, between Eighth and Ninth
streets, will amply repay a visit.
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HOUSE G27, Seventh street, (Island,) /
for rent. See advertisement.
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N, the sprgeor Gsraro,,. oe,oo an, ,.,, -
~rs beop ror,ovoa hooouso ,o ,u-,a, NJ
al ,,. g, 49,. -, -. -'
hi ~ ."''N' oe'oie
A ,ua' nv "oI'u O' sen' 70 the
hi "'',' 'ne 'o,i'iiiSsion 10 'aHe solar
N'eNa'ionS uu''ns 'ne coming eehpS "a
orsus'' III ia't, nc hau nn'h" Preparations
40 ana was 'hes'i"'e greatly surprised
70 IN on MS return from onei honeymoon
trip ne was presented Win letter OF dis
missal, assigning no cause whatever there
for. Mr.. Tonry and his friends are firm in
'"s ei 'u"' nc ""' ''i'"'his removed
so''t' o''auso Vi n'' hharrllgc win MISS
s"if"'''- ''""' W.T. w. l. Hera'd'
Posr oyY,rr M.rrrps-yos,or,,, Al.
nav contractor. for corry,r, ,ho Ill. -
tbs eas,arr d,v,.,on I,h. NJ, -,
a,.,..I -, -
go - en'u upon 'heH
,S .on''a''' nere are iew VINO
a.aa ,ha u " sAoeu'e tn' contract IN each
,Io lo''uaei Is authorized ana d.
W p'o''u' i'' tue carrying Oh the
mAiis until new proposals can DC invited and
~ 4. As soon rs TINS Is done and
'ne 'Aa'' a'nefehce' OF less 10 the Govern
msht IL shoNn' the oonasmen upon the pro-
poSaiS Will De al once proceeded against,
POSTMASTER General Creswell being deter
mined 70 hold contractors to the strict letter
OF the law. The new special service system
which has Just been organized under the
direct supervision of Mr. Geo. B. Armstrong
also went into operation yesterday. An out
line OF tho new system has been given to our
readers, as has also brief synopsis of the
'instructions to special agents." which are
full and explicit.
,- V
o'AhS IN TUE TENSION offich'-ihe
ioi'oN'ng reiho'"lS' heceSSi'ated ny the re-
fusal OIL congress 10 make sufficient appro'
Priauons 10 pay Inc present force, were made
III the Pension Once Yesterday
Third Glass;. B. Dawson, Pennsyl-
vanilla W. H. Champion, ohioi G. A. L.
herryhe'd, Mainei W. E. Trask, Vermonti
Z. ~. Common, New York; ]. s. Kidwell,
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DRoPosALs FOR WOOD.

0YRJoK CHIEr QUARTEANAsrER,
TniRD Dis. DHrARrsEsT or rms BAsr,
PHLADHLPHIA. Pa, juno %,
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, with II copy OF
hi aaysrtisemsnt attsehsd :. each, are iGyitsd
p m SATURDAY, July 81, is6N, for supplying
the ,ouaItSrnastsr's. Department Of this al ,triN
with tn6O) niue hundred and sixty cords " maT.
chaniable hard Wood, n"7 cubic feet, And az
two thousand and ninety Ave tons, q, 40 pounds,
best quAlit" Anthracite coal, egg, stove, aud nut
sizes bo delivered at such times nd al The places
hereinafter named, as may b, required. prior To
August 10, / o. q. follows
Cords Tons
Wood Coal
Fort Delaware, Dal. ,,....."......,..... 70 o.
PrApkfoTd ArsentI. Penn. ,,u.,....,.,. avs
sedgwiok Barracks, washingt d. q. w
Fort McHenry, Nd, ;..,.,.,.,,,,,..", so
Fort Washington, Nd. ........,,.....,,, 81
hott foOte, Nd. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 81
Baltimore, Md, ...................,...., 70
eeo, s.Gs
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PUBLICATIONS. FOR DUPLICATE LAND
"A WARRANTS.

- ltt nhota " may concern:
DEPARTMENT OF IHE lHrkRIok,l
PEssIos oYYicE, May 10, 1907. !
Application having been made under the sci Of
June g. 1850, JsI the rsissqs q the following dc.
been lost or destroyed! Notice Is hereby given
tha, a. the date following the description Of each
warrant now certificate or warrant 81 like 10 or
Wit DO relssued. II no valid objection should thea
No IS. $50, for 100 acres. issued under the act Of
February II, 1877. In the name Of Samuel G. Nor
wood and ether brothers aud sisters OF George
koIwood, deceased. and was grated July 2s, $50.
No 81, 2sI, for 100 aeres. issued under the act Of
March $, 1855 in the name Of Sarah, widow Of John
Barber, aud was granted January ", 1857, August
No 50, 1885, for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
February IL 1877 In the name Of James A. Harmon,
brother aud hslr:at:lay 4 Andrew Harmon, %.
telnbsf1l, 1906
No, ST. se5, for 100 acres. issued under the act Of
March \, 1865, In the name OF Thomas Abrams,
and was granted April 10, 1856. September II,
No 80, gs1, for 50 acres, issued under the act Of
Msreb =, lsos. In the name Of Henry Wallace, and
was granted May 2s 1854 September -, 1862.
II VAN AERRAk,
Com mia onaF Of psnAiona
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A SMALL GOLD Cross, c, attaining a gen
tleman's picture, has been lost. Zee adyer-
tlscment.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE. ,

TINTED STATES PATENT oRYICE.
~ wAsHIsgroE, d, q. June 2, 1863.
On the pstition Of JosHuA y, BurrkRwoRrH,
apafent granted to klm Oh The iiih day Of April,
ls.6, extended seven years from the llth day OF
1851, for an Improvement In Bank Safes. This APP
gross, approved March ., 1857:
Is ihat SAID pstition be heard At this Of
may oppose this sxtsnsica,' obiectiops,, deposit
lions and other paper. shoald 20 hsd IN this Odaes
'"'A'' a''' SAMUEL 8. fIsHER,
ies.TSW CommisaionsT Of PAtents.
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Amount of public debt, less
cash and sinking fund In
Treasury Observation-Disclosures. 2&so, 002, $50 IS
Amount OF public debt, less
cash and sinking fund In
Treasury, on the lst ultimo.. 2,5o5, +l2,673 IL
-
Decrease Of public debt during
the past month .............. l6,Slol32 81
Decrease since March l, 1907. 36,t0O,I79 q
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THE PUBLIC DEBT srArEMEsr.-Thc fol-
lowing Is the rccapitulstion of the statement
OF the public debt Of the United States July
l, 1860, Issued from the Treasury at 8 o'clock
yesterday afternoon
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A HANDSOME block of rose-cu.. "a .,,bos-
ter, the largest known, containing 2,43f Gu
bic feet, has recently been unearthed In a
mound at Rome.
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northwest corner of Seventh and NJ streets,
conducted by Drs. l.. NJ. Taylor and Z. W.
Latimer, has proved perfect success. Mcdi-
cal advice and surgical operations free OF
charge to the poor. Office hours from to
10 q. IN. and 5to 7p.m. Prescriptions care
fIlly compounded.
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
y ,WAsa,S9ros, DC JunsI 1891
N, Y, praying for the ,e1tepslon o. Z patent
srauted 10 him on the Sih day o. October. 1865,
for an Improvement In Roofing Compositiopsi
Is ordered that the ,ad petition be heard a this
may oppors this extension. Objections. dspo-
sillon,, and other papers should DO dlsl in this
Odnce twenty days before the day Of hearing
SANDAL 0. fIsHER,
l52s.wIw C.mmissiohsT ~ Paissts.
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MANY OF OUR FRIENDS who never before
cnuld gsi suiiad in Ready Mado Clothing
speak in the highest terms Of the styl',
finish and material Of the Oak Hall suits,
which are nearly If not quito equal to Gus
tom made, and are sold at about one half
the price. In the custom department Of
Oak Hall goods are made up to order at the
shortest notice, and certain 1T guaranteed.
400 Seventh street, opposite post Office.
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The SUNDAY MORNING GAzETI Tor the
Fourth of July promises to be full Of inter-
estlng reading matter, as will be seen by our
advertising columns to-day.
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JoHs +. ELLIS, the Washington music
man, who has his entire building devoted to
tho business, has on hand for sale or to rent
an immense assortment of pianos, parlor
organs and melodeons from $50 upwards.
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CRIMINAL CouRT-Judgs Fisher.-This court
Nichssi Breen. charged with passing coun.
terfeit money. This case, reported In our
issue OF yesterday, was argued BY f. u. Price
Riddle for the defence, who was quite sharp
upon the District Attorney, MT. Darlington
responded with equal acerbity. The ossc was
not concluded. r...|
Adjourned. .....s.
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and plc.nics and excursions arc In demand.
No one will think Of going without procur-
ing one Of those linen suits which can be
found at A. straus', north side Of Pennsyl-
yania avenue, between Tenth aud Eleventh
streets, in every style and variety, aud at
reasonably cheap prices. \
NoTICE'-D. W. Anderson, the colored
justice of the peace-oilice $40 l street, be-
tween Nineteenth and Twentieth
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THE New CORPORATION OFFIcIALs.-Yes-
terday the change ordained by the people
took place at the City Hall, Mr.. Boswell
crossing the hall from the registers Office to
his duty as collector of taxes, while Mr..
Cook, who has been clerk under Mr. Hall,
look his position in the vacated room Of Mr..
Boswell. Mr.. Donegan came from the
basement 20 stairs and located himself In
the surveyors sfiice. Mr.. Boswell has APP
pointed the following clerks In his office; W.
A. Chase, Fourth ware, C. A, Fleetwood,
First ward Richard Tompsins, Seventh
ward, (who have been In the register, office
for the past year or twoO William l.. Bran
hall, Second ward, (reappolnted,) and Frank
Kelly, Fourth ward. Mr.. Cook has not vet
made an appointment. Surveyor DoneCan
has appointed W. d. Long, Fifth ward, and
David Warner, First ward, his ASSISTANTS.
II Is understood that Mr.. Bliss, ate sur
vcyor, will be appointed by the Mayor o the
position of superintendent and inspector of
streets, &C., vacated by Mr.. Donegan.
THE BoYs IN BLuR.-The followiug-hamed
members Of this organization have been nom
mated to form the new executive board First
ward, Robert Thompson, Cornelius Clark;
Second ward, Colonel William Penn Clarke,
Robert Boxer; Third ward, William E. Mott,
II. J. Boall; Fourth ward, Colonel George
W. Hatton, NJ. g. Emery Fifth ward, Cap
tain W. II. Slater, Rev. VIM. II. Hughes;
Sixth ward, General J. L. Yenable, Frank
D. Gaines; Seventh ward, Joseph Williams,
Rev. ]. W. Green; Georgetown, Collin, CRU
soc, George CroOkley.
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Lot 2, In square
2G0, fronting 30 feet on Thlrtecn.and-a
street, by q depth Of IA feet on d street
south, has been sold by Mcssrs. Fitch & Fox
to Hon. Amos Kendall, for the sum Of 5000
cash.
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BoYs IN BLUE.-An adjourned meeting Of
the officers Of the Boys In Blue, for the pur-
pose Of electing new executive board, will
be held at Union League Hall, at O'Clock
tonight. The Committee on Nominations
meet ut headquarters at Z O'Clock.
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ThJ woRxIsaNEN's CONVENTION, which
stood adjourned to last evening at Union
League Hall, proved tizzle, not more than
half dozen persons being In the hall ut
any one time. Although quite a number
came aud went between 8 and o o'clock, no
attempt was made to organize a meeting.
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The many thos..sa. ssisd u this institu,ion
within the last eighteen } ears, and the numerous
sss.S pp s. II: rIsafs:,.
many other pspsrs. notices Of which appeared
Axaia and again bef.re tag public. besides his
Si''y, y % ns,sas ss.Ispiss r. y. ,mis,s1
Persons wTitipE houid b. pafIicuIsr in direct
ss .ssii letter; # Ss |, The f9llowias
baltimore Lock Hospital,
b-e ~ B.lttn,ave ksvsissl.
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-02

TYPoGRAPurcAL ERRoRs. - The name
Julius sullcy, In our notice Of the COM
mcncement Of the Business College yester-
day, should have been Julius Lullcy.
The name Of George Iotchkiss, which up
pcared In the item headed "Gambling
fIouscs Broken Up" should have read
George Hosklns.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-02

WASHINGTON ACADEMY OF VISITATION
The annual exhibition and distribution OF
premiums at the Convent Of the Visitation,
corner Of Tenth and q streets, took place
yesterday afternoon In the presence Of q
very select audience. The exercises were,
Us usual, of the highest order, aud reflected
great credit upon the teachers in this hon
orcd institution.