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C-W. 1863. ",
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ALL.HEALIH9
LOTION.

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WonueIiui cures OF the diseases stated AboNe'
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The MASSACHUSETTS PRonIBIroRY LAW.
Tho enforcement Of tho new prohibltory
law In Massachusetts, was not insisted on
toward the end Of last week, owing to COM
blned and formidable opposition Of the Ger
mans, who insisted on their right to sell lager
publicly, since tho rum-sellers were. selling
large quantities of whisky secretly. In con-
sequence or the feeling Of the German ele-
ment tho constables were ordered TO allow
the selling Of lager, and all Of the beer
saloons were In full blast on Saturday
avaninn
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Who STOLE THE ARTIFICIAL FLowERs7-
Among our prominent German citizens who
visited Baltimore to attend the sGngerfest
was Mr.. Charles Walter, who very naturally
took prominent part. No matter how
large the crowd II was not to he supposed
that our good looking squire could pass I'M
noticed by the fair sex. He was accordingly
the recipient OF a costly bouquet Of artificial
flowers, presented by the ladies Of Baltimore
as being the handsomcst man In the process
sion.
The gin was received by Mr.. Walter with
his customary grace, and he assured the fair
donors that be would preserve Ii as happy
souvenir Of an occasion long TO DO rcmem-
bered.s Ga his return TO Washington last
evening acme cnyious individual, coyeting
the gin, managed to steal II, md the Squire
was exceedingly yexed at his loss.
He searched every seat In the car, but
without avail; the missing bouquet could
not be found. The Squirrels pleasure was
marrcd and he had now no trophy to ex-
hibit. Determined to leave nothing undone,
however, 10 regain possession OF the lost gin
he took position upon the front platform
of the car, and when the train reached the
Washington depot he made quick time fol
the gate and posted himself to scan closely
every man who passed out, hoping to dis
cover the thief.
He thought, no doubt, that his large ex.
perience In dealing with criminals, as ju.
dlcial officer, would enable him to detect the
wretch at a glance. But he looked, and
looked In vain. No one appeared guilty
and when the last passenger passed from the
train, the squire was still gazing toward
Baltimore, stralning his eyes through the
darkness for something that looked like the
artificial bouquet.
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DIABoLICAL MURDER.-On Tuesday last q
most dlabolical murder was committed near
Ashepoo ferry, on the Savannah and Charles
ton railroad. Four negro men were In q
field together, when an alteration eBsued,
brought on by jealousy, which resulted In
the shooting OF one Of the men by another.
After the murdered man was shot the two
other negroes beat In his skull aud hacked
of his arms and legs with hoes, and, having
buried him, fled. We learn that the two
men who beat and buried the body have been
arrested, and that the man who shot him
has scaped.-Chdrleston Courier, l2M.
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4 SAMPLER name Peter Ilolton was ar
rested In Fey Orleans Tuesday for false
sampling the recently seized sugars. lie
was released on $1,000 bond; but there are
some thirty similar aflidavlts against him.
A warrant has been issued by the United
States court for the arrest Of Deputy Sur,
veyor Charles X. Dith. He will also proba-
bly, be released on bond. There are mum.
Der Of parties implicated. Among the seized
cigars In the possession Of Collector Stock,
dale are lot OF 2, 300, systematically stamped
on the bottom, so that they could be opened
without dOflcllg either the import or reve-
nue. stamps. In the establishment seized
Tuesday there was about 1000 cigars
only a part Of which were stamped. The
officers are In possession, and arc inyesti'
eating the matter.
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UNirhps t &issI ras /. e., jSas 50. 1859.
On the petition Of b. y. MILLER, Of New York,
granted to him on the ed day Of October. 1855. for
an Improvement In Chimncy stacks:
this oahee on the I'd day Of septt mber next, Any
person may oppose this extension, Objections,
this once twenty days befo ths dty q D
~ SAMUEL .. FISHER,
jy5-A9w CommissioneI OF Patents.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

u WAsHIsaToS. D. G., July 0, 1863.
On the petition Of ISAAC NJ sISGER, Of New
York, y, pray Ing for the extension Of patent
granted to him the 9th day Of October ls5S for
an improy Cmsnt In Sewing Machines, Numbered
l9,652D
Is ordered that said petition be heard ut this
ONCE the auth day Of September next. Any person
may oppose thi. extension, Objections, depCsi.
once twenty days before The day VI hearing.
SAMUEL &. FISHER,
iyll-wSw Com mi Hp,nner Of Patants
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AWAsuISGToS Boy ISJURED.-Phllip, sou
Of Mr. Icphaniah Jones, esq, was very badly
injured on Tuesday by being knocked off his
horse and kicked by the animal. The acct
dcnt was caused by the horse upon which
young Jones was riding being run into by n
buggy In which two men were seated, who,
upon seeing lin fall, drove of very hastily.
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The REPUBLICAN CAUCUS LAST NIGHT.-
At the invitation OF Mayor Bowen the Re.
publican members Of the City Council met
last evening at his office, City Hall, for the
purpose Of consulting in reference to the
municipal appointments for the ensuing
year. After a general interchange Of views
Il was unanimously voted to leave the mat.
ter entirely with Mayor Bowen, the mem
bers expressing their entire confidence In
his judgment. Mayor Bowen requested the
ward delegations to recommend for appoint
ment In their respective wards men who
would best serve the interests Of the city,
and only such would be appoin ted to Oil any
office.
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THE CouRrs.


was still occupied yesterday with
Tas TRIAL OF nis.lr pAi..s roR MURDER.
After the crier had opened the court and or
lows, the prosecution containing their tssti.
nom oflcer O. p. Hopkins ,.s,ia.i TO nndiss de.
SHE ssiii alive s and Sieeaios' Witoe.s rem.Inea
with him until he died, about o'clock, aud
the body was taken to small room up stairs.
On cross examination, witness said that pls-
toi ball was taken from the right hip OF de-
Dr. hnti.eli, summoned for the prosecution,
SSs s'i ne .s wisS sSs Snd. ss
rived.
Anna Taylor, coiored, who testified that she
resides near Liucoin depot, and worked at Mrs.
Van Buskirk's last winter At cooking. VIII.
ness knew the accused and the deceased. wit.
three days before he was killed, saw them 10
conversation In the dining room once or twice.
| Witness had q eonyersstion With the accused
| the day before the homicide about the accused.
Mr.. Browne asked what the Conversation
was, to which the prosecution objected and
we've sust,inedj the defence noting an exeep.
| tion.
Henry Lcebo. sworn witnes, resides At 200
| south . street, and was employed at cigar
making at the time Of the home iidej kAew de-
Ss:s Of s pSSgiS .V.ss:
| pSs.Ss.. az l.s,s,..tIcn ksJ .nny....
tion with deceased. tThs prosecution objected
io.he eons ns,, vs.s snen, .u,,a on' q, ~
JeS,uSSn Ins,. stst.J ,hsa hs M b.a NJ.
with solSred .s and intended ~ to have w he,
~ ~. ,h.st,s, thst suhssonsntiv he re-
sse,ves a nots from ber' ststinr she would no,
80; that he wen. to see her Mi.: s. and =, 4 81,
.o.a t ny, ~. wo,id Vii hoth, IN he vsnt :,
| wst u" .sEad ~ ~. h.a ~ s,.t.S ~
:he replied :hs aid, when h; Ore, Pistol an,
om, ron vel. th,t he had ,poEsn 10 M.
var 3 about having her stre'tea sna she a.
,.tion nun "o' W Nv ~ NUN "'''' '"e '"'.''
rAMon' p,.rt,r s,or,. wi,n...h., 4 n,
ranx.,sation viii M R.rrett .ftcr sbe isf
,S nns,a.ys. Tbn ..."..I a.. A.
.he sIN wv, yI,, h,, Az. non,S o.
wnhen empaoy, ~ " ,h an, mnse,
VA ause.' xnpy soaa .esvsnt hut ~ axsm
She Soos s ss. vu ', ~ Nvau ,I,
oet n9.ilsS .hss 81. .o ,niI not % "o ~
s,s,e e IA few S.ys before the homiciIe Tia, On
snapped pistol AZ nef, anu me k ..I,s ~
uown. on one ,ips nt ~ 49,, "a y
ensagou m ~, ". a.y n,.w,on.,o nv bppwss,%
lenvins un S ~ W VI" To-, nvh,eiu
Nnues Vs. IVs.E .na.ne a.. n.yy,, AZ
euseu ,e. Jay o',o's .n ~, n,....nt .nnn
ne ss,u I'm. th.t =, nncnr,sd ,hon rop ~
week. pfevious ,y,,ss A.
s.n..a nunh a.. tsSNim.s ~. .n
loom 81 ~, noe ea.,.., nn ahss ,ss.t shs al,
wm iase. pe.s ~. hnn.s VI 'np nus
oraer,y oon,ueIs IN .ne hov us,, .,..
hnurew hoart,r, wo,n ,, M.,cs. WgS1ni
on insSsaIs.ion day, Art say. WI her when M,
N VIZ ,s.nt wi,h Ma Shsfer 10 ,hs Dan
M' nes ,ysaa MN he rst",nsa With Ssr MAJ,
eoliowed then s ana went INC me s n
| WIN mum WNnem iu 'nn ne onea
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THE GEORGIA MIssTRELs.-A large au-
diercc was present at Canterbury Hall last
night to witness the mcritorious perform
ances of Hicks q Heights Negro Ministries.
The performers arc all colorcd men, who
each rendered their parts pleasantly and nc.
ccptably to the audience.
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50, a., -, = a.
some,y iurnisned 9ne, l dia NOT say 70
MI h'o ',n .na' oio nos i se Me, snd
mat my Illness was caused py tne Iact OF
MT. Holmes and Hatton sleeping together,
land 4 KNOW no reason Why my nealth
shouid 20 anected py Nj. hoimes ana hat
ton occupying tne same ped.l aia re-
marx 70 MT. hatton that was nttle
gr'eyed 70 think that MI, Holmes should
nna ,sut WIZ me LOT nos having himscI
and MT. haston assigned 70 tne ssme room
wnen INST procured tnem, ana mat vas
q mlsunders s,g On ~ par, = under
saS agreed sn n TO rooI tos.tSs, nna h0me'
In iega,o 70 oef leevlng INV lssev train,
We aio y Deesnse ~ Tsfe lsiss9ed snas We
nus' ~ 20 ~ w. 70 Dssn wssnin g.on
WA. .n nlsn., ~ va w CAL ana ior
'nat rcsson onxs -. II,
IN regard ~ LII Ii nnston1not 70
make Iusa - - noeeis Gc- - uaa simply
.ns MS INon slssr ceecluus9 y remain
~ tne n9.ei ~ we rpnnQ en .s, was
~. .saikins WIZ 49, Menoe. esacsa-
s'y V,,n N .nc nall 49, .eo s.lon 10 1ecsme
y nshc cAsscu, ano 80 - Pepea 70 -
ln,o orcakiast tne 1e.t morning with the
oeiegeuon, NO mnt.er Wnss tne iandior9 sara,
nhu he tnousn' .nere Were enough loyal men
~ Se'tysourg 70 STAND oy MIN. 4 SAID
Mouie not ae,ise any attemP 70 force any
member Q, snis de,egation into the dining
Iooms' a. 'vns as .ne propncsors or mahag
es o, tne mouse oolected; tnat thought y
ovs' 70 procule P,iyate olnins-room Ior W
vi, we could, ana ! noped tnat tne mater
wouiu nos DC taixea aoout IN INC nan, a.
.nere were many nstcners ana reporters "
.a,vh u,e.y WC'u 'nat was saiu anu max
ponucai capital OF NJ out 70 DC careful, ane
say sna 10 hotnng tnat Wouia IN any wa,
| ignore inc hcpuDiican cause, however nttlc
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ORPHANS COURT.


WI!
In the case Of JoHS 7. MITCHELL and RIoHARD
PETITE, administrators Of Walter Harpsr, de-
ceased, the admi1istTators AFORESAID hlys,yith the
ton county, Aforesaid, appointed TUESDAY, the
10th day Of August, A, 1850. for the nAl settle;
said deceased, and Of the asset in hand, as far As
the same have been collected and turned into
monsyi when and where all the creditors and
heirs Of said deceahed are notined TO attend, with
their ella Inns properly youchsd, or they may other.
wise By law be excluded from all beneht In said
doceased,b estatei provided a copy OF this order
be published once week for three weeks In the
NArioEAL REPUBLICAN, previous to !he said day.
Test: A, WEBSTER,
jyl?-mSw' Rsgistsr VI v Ills.
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EQuIrY CouRr-Judge Oiin.-This court m,de
the following orders yesterday:
Margaret CAvanaugh vs.. Chs. Ctvanaugh.
Order taking complsinants petition for con.
fessed In default OF answer.
M. A. Morrice vs.. NJ. Nor Ice. Oider for
hearing OF injunciion case on July 10.
b. L. Green vs.. U. Alexander. Order grant
Ing additional time for taking testimony.
Jackson vs.. Botland. Osdcr striking out
decree pro confeSso.
J. S. French vs.. Alexander Hay. Order that
copies may be used In place OF original papers
list.
Adjourned.
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TINTED STATES PATENT oPPICE,

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
III. petition ~ cGi saS S 1 lS
Mass. praying FOL. the extension o. \ pateat
granted TO him on ne ls!h day q October, 1853.
dOws OF Railroad Cars
y Is oidsred that said petition DO heard at thIs
son may oppose this extension, Objections, de.
positions. aud other papers, should be hled In this
Oh co twenty DAYS before the day OF hearing,
SAMUEL i. FISHER,
jylSrSw Commissioner Of Patents,
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SPECIAL NoTICE.-Many Of our custom
ers having been disappointed In finding our
store closed In the evening, this is to notify
the public that we close our establishment
at p. M, except Saturdays, when we are
open till 10 p. m. Oak Hall Clothing
House, 400 Seventh street, opposite Post
ONCE. l.. d. BARBOUR, Proprietor.
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GALE OF BUILDINGS.
HEApa'ns PiRsr MILITARY DisrsIcr.(

HgADa'Rs FIRsr MILITARY DfsrRICr,l
oPFICE CHEZ QuAkTERaAsrsR, I
RICHMOND, Va June 20. l669
VIII be .oll at public auction. eommencing At 10
Wooden BuiidinGs lately occupied hy the Quarter
msstsr's Department At Richmond, Va as
Rerar Shops. on the canal, below SHy 'utsentb
street; aud
Forage House, at the Rockets
TIC sale will take place on the grounds cupi.d
by n huildinEs. and fu ther information as TO
sts Of the and nsnnsL Of sai"' can be OBJ
Terms: Cash gu the day Of saleI deposit OF ten
per GENT. required from zach purehaser ~ each
building Is sold.
Ten DAYS allowed for removal Of bnildibgs..
w order OF the auarterm,steI oenera, Y. D.
army ], q, CHANDLER.
B5Sysl Colonel, 9c.,tSsr ,sts, Y ,rmy Chief
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LIMITED STATES PATENT oEFICE.
u A., WAsnSsoEcssp; Q JuSs %: 1870. n,
Titusyille, IA; praying isr The sIsnsiSn q q
pateut granted to him on the 9th day Of October,
BATs: -i'
II 1. ordered that said petition be heard at this
may oppose this extension, Objections, deposit
tions, aud other papers, ,h9uld p nled In this
SAMUEL u. FISHER,
S0s-wSw Commissioner Of Patents.
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THE WAsmISoros CIR DIsPEssARY,
northwest corner of Seventh aud N streets,
conducted by Drs. l.. NJ. Taylor and =. w.
Latimer, has proved a perfect success. Mcdl-
cal advice and surgical operations free Of
charge to the poor. Office hours from o to
10 a. m. and 5to 7p.m. Prescriptions care
fully compounded.
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I rNcoLS DEPOT AT AUCTION.

7 rNooLS DEPOT AT AUCTION.
- wAsnisoToI b. Q. i jsiy 10, liG u
Will be sold at public auction on MONDAY,
Augutt Q, oommeneing At l0a. m, under The ~.
pcrylsion Of Captain D. o, Thomas, N. 3. K. tho
buiidinSs known as LINCOLN Depot, situated be;
ID streets north, comprtsihE- 10 81
buildings, gOxB feet. saw-mill building. Dt
/ building. 1DxSs. two 81, story. ,
story. engine. house, l7x1,
story. ! storehouse a2sxso feet
dwelling house, 5ixl7, | stable, bsxas feet
asory. ! tooth ouse, 9rM feet
l kitchen to do. IA ua cool. house. D. x7tfsst.
story I greenhouse, l7x18 n
I lee house, 12xl2feet
I water tank an ftame, lsxlsxa feet; 7 sinks,
shed, 900 feet board fenoe, feet high; 40 feet
picket feuce, 3k feet high ~
Purchasers will be allowed ten days TO remove
buildipgs.
TEAMS: Cash on day Of sale,
by order OF the ouartermsster 0eners! =,
J. o. MefERRAN,
Teputy Quartermaster General,
jyll.G. Byt. Brig. Gen. U. 8. a.
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THE Seventh Ward Republican Club hold
q meeting this evening at Island Hall.
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played yesterday afternoon on the National
grounds, between the National and Jefferson
clubs. The,result was--National SO, Jeffer-
son 50. Mr.. ]. ]. Beardsley, Of the Union
ccub, umpired the game, which lasted three
hours. Messrs. Pratt and Page were the
scorers.
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MONEY soLp.-At the last meeting OF the
Blk Per Cent. Building Association, 20
shares were sold, at an average Of 800 per
hare.
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OAK HALL-the popular clothing and
customer tailoring establishment, AGO Sew
enth street, opposite the Post Office. n
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GEORGE WILMER has an excellent stock of
French aud American paperhangings at his
store, 45i Ninth street, between d and L
streets.
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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 ut once II they yish to save their articles.
No. 27S Pounsylyanla ayonuc,
Between Tenth and Eleyepth SITS.
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5. G. MILLS, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Onlco aud residence No. 5ii II street north
between Third aud Fourth streets west.
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GERMAN VETERAN USIoS.-Thls organiza-
ton held meeting at Wills Hall last night
Mr.. Eichholtz In the chair. After discussing
the new constitution, u resolution was passed
inviting tho new Vice President Young TO be
present and take his oath Of office, and the
association adjourned.
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The "H" snIRT.-A small lot just put
on sale of the new and popular one-plait
bosom. Also, a small assortment Of two
plat Shirts opened behind.
GB0. c. llESNiSG,
No. 51l Seventh street,
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NALT's WOOD AND COAL OFFICE
VI has bo n removed to Nc, 2J1 PennsylvAnia
sysSSge, between Twelfth and rh'Itssnth sfrsss'.
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The OFFICE Of the Sunday Herald has boon
removed to tho Office Of the Washington Err
pres, No. 295 Pennsylvania avenue, where
advertisements and subscriptions will be re-
ceiyed,
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Total.

Ages: Less than year OF age, 70; from to
years, 26i to 10, 10 to 40 81 20 to 20, 22i 40
to 90, II; 90 to s0 81 50 to 70, u still born, q
not reported, o. Total, ia,
Sex-Males, 95; females, II, Total, ia
Color-white, ills coioted, J9i not reported
2, Total, lT2.
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MoRruARy RKPoRr.-Dr. J. y. Dexter, sec
Rotary OF the Board OF Health, furnishes tn G
ss mon,s me Sy 81
1909. Whole number reported, ia:
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Stables.

A YOUNG MAN can obtain a desirable stu,
alton In an Insurance Office.
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The PRIsrHRs.-Messrs. VIM. Il. Mclean,
A. T. Cayis, r. W. Claxton, Allen Coffin
and Jabez Lord are the committee appointed
to doyise a plan whereby the present Difficult
ties which now exist In tho ranks OF Colum'
bia Typographical Union No, lOi, will be
stated meeting Of the Onion on Saturday
evening,
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Mr.. TT. GAIT, dealer in wood aud coal,
announces that he has no successor In busi-
ness, but has removed his office to No. 25l
Pennsylvania avenue, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets.
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RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.-The resignation
Of Rev. T. X. Hewlett, as pastor Of the Cal
vary Baptist church, was accepted last even
Ing. We understand that Mr.. II. will take
up his residence at Hudson, n. j.
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DESTROYED ny LIGuTSISG.-During the
storm last night barn filled with hay be-
longing to Mrs. Samuel shoemaker, OF
Montgomery county, on the river road, four
miles from town, was struck by lightning,
and completely destroyed.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-15

DR.. Harbour; choorfully add my testimony to
the efficacy Of your invaluable Lotion. ! have had
occasion to use 1t In my family for tho relief Of
Neuralgia and Nervous Headache. aud have found
II to effect an almost instantaneous cure regard
II as being the beat preparation for tho above a..
aietlonB that have eyor tried.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-15

DEATH FROM suSsrRoKR.-The remains
Of resident Of this city, named Peter Sin
gleton were brought to this city on Tuesday
from a point on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad where he had been working, aud
where he was sunstruck on Monday after
noon, from the effects Of which death en-
sued In a few hours. The deceased was
aged about thirty-nye years, and resided on
1, street south, between Four-and. a-half and
Sixth streets west.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-15

NORFOLK STEAMER ARRIVED Nor
folk steamer W. W. Colt arrived yesterday
with full cargo. A new wharf Is to be
built at Georgetown for her special accom-
modatlon.