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The national Republican., 1869-06-19

THg NEW POLICE STATION IN GEORGE
TOwN.-The special committee appointed
some time since by the Georgetown councils
have opened the bids for the building of a
new police station. There were seven bids
In all, ranging in amount from $4,000 to
$500 but on account Of informally in the
same, no decision was arrived at.
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

NOTICE TO PRE.EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled TO the right OF pre- eInptlun
to any Of the lands within the townships and
parts Of townships above enumerated, Is required
10 establish the same to the Aatisfaetion Of the
Register and Receiver Of tho Land ohles. and make
payment therefor Us soon as practicable after
seeing this notice, and before the day appointed
for the commencement Of the public sale Of the
lands embracing e tact claimed, otherwise
JOS s. WILSON,
ComInissiOnoT Of the General Land OGee.
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

Tue Chicago, Cincinnati and Louisville
railroad, extending to Peru, Ind, has been
completed. This road opens new route be-
tween Chicago and Indianapolis and the
South,
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

A ThIKP ARREsTED.-Justlcc Thompson
had before him yesterday one h. p. Frlmk,
charged with stealing various articles Of
clothing from Mrs. Mary f. Collins, from
the Union Hotel, corner Of Thlrteen-and,a-
half street and Pennsylvania avenue. lie
was committed to the work-house for thirty
DAYS.
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" wAsHIEGToE, d. C., May IS, 1870.
On the petition Of BARsET L. SOLOMON. Of New
York. N. Y. executor q ths estate ot Myer Phll.
cut granted to the said Myer PhineRs on the 10th
day OF August, 1851. for an Improvement In Design
for an lnkstAnd:
it's ordered that the said petition bo heard at this
Office on the I'd day Of August next. Any person
may oppose this extension. Objections, depo-
stions. and other papers should be hled in this
office tw enty days before the day OF hearing,
SAMUEL =. fISHER,
my2J-Tuaw Commissioner Of Palentu
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

The CITY AssEssoRs.-Thc Board of AS
SCISSORS Of the city have organized, and Cas-
par Kellar, s. c. Espey and :. 5, Riley, the
newly elected assessors, took the oath OF Of
hce. Mr.. ]. q. Carroll, of the Flfh ward,
was elected president, and Samuel c. Espey
secretary Of the board.
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

EXCURSION TO THE GREAT FALLs.--The
Board OF Directors of the Great Falls Ice
Company propose early In the coming week
to make q tour Of inspection to the Great
Falls. Tie new steam barge Alaska, recently
built for the company, will be used on The
occasion,
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

THE CHEAP PLACE.
weloh's best Family Flour s3.O5,
darlington Mills Family, 50.
Bonds Burnt Mills Family 81 80,
Arlington Extra high grade sa.75 per
quarter bbl. Sack.
Very ino Imperial aud Gunpowdsr
Tea si.75,
Lower grades In proportion,
Best Java Coffee 30 cts. per lb.,
Good Rio Coffee 22 cts,
Crushed, Powdered and GrauuIated
Sugars II cts,
Brown Sugar IL to 10 cts.,
RumfOrd's Tenst Pc wder II cts,
Rabbits SOAP IL ots.,
Corn starch IL ots.,
C.s. OHAUE d SON,
my26-u 32 seventh IT. west, bet N and n
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

Equal No. /, TRIBE OF JoNADAB.-Thc
third meeting Of this organization was held
last night, aud We understand that great in-
tcrcst In the new Order was exhibited.
Fourteen new members were initiated, among
who have not heretofore been connected
with the temperance organizations Of the
city. The new movement gives promise OF
great success. \ beautifully-wOrdcd ritual
has been adopted, and with original odes,
neat aud appropriate regalla and parapher-
nalia the Order is fast becoming popular.
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

william s. Graham, esq,
late chief messenger Of the General Land
Office, was the recipient yesterday of an ele-
giant silver tobacco box, accompanied by
sentiments Of esteem, to which was appended
the names Of few clerks, who took this
manner of expressing their high regard for
a faithful public servant and true gentle.
man
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" WAsHISdTOS, ., c., May 10, lsC9Ia
"a the petition Of JOsEPH Alexander ADAMS, u
Brooklyn, N. y, praying for the extension Of u
patent granted to him gu the ith day Of Septsm.
r0lypinEi
itls ordered that the said petition be heard at
MS once on the l0th daH Apgut next Any
deposlttons, aud QtheT. .papers should be nled In
this once twenty days befoTe the day nf hearing.
SAMUEL s, FISHER,
m3.TuSw Commissioner Of Patents.
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

8. G. MILLS, JUsTiCE or the PEACE
once and residence No. 54i II street north
between Third and Fourth streets west. /,
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

LAY REpREsENTATIoN.-T result of the
vote yesterday at the Metropolitan Mctho-
dist Episcopal church OH the question of lay
representation was ~ In favor and against.
The polls will be reopened on Wednesday
next to give all who have moi voted an op-
portunity to cast their vote for or against the
right.
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

IIORATIO BROWNING. ALPHEUS MIDDLETON.
BROWNING q MIDDLETON,
Wholesale and Retail 0rocers aAd
Dealers In
TEAS. WINES, WHISKY, CIGARS,
TOBACCO, &c,
At the Old Stand of
GEO. 4 THos. PARKER 4 Co.
3fi Psnnsylyauia avenue. opposite Metiopolitan
Hotel,
Wkshington, D. @. fo9-eotf
The national Republican., 1869-06-19
COmInissiouor Of the General Land Once.
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

NorE -UHder the regulations Of the Department
As heretofore and now existing. no payment can be
made for advertising prOelamatiOns except to sueh
publishers as are specially authorized. jei-flA
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

PRoFASE EFEMALE.-Nettic Howard, we'll
known nynph dH pare of this city, having
indulged too freely at the schuctzcn Park last
night, became excited, while on her way
home, In one of the street cara, and used
such profano language that officer Myers, of
the Sixth precinct, who was on the car at the
time, arrested her, and carried her to the
Central guard-housc. There she deposited
50 for her appearance to-day. At the sta
tlon-house, she gave her name Us Mary
Wright, and her age US "sweet sixteen"
The national Republican., 1869-06-19
ID mo. 7Jl
fRoCLAMATIOH by THE PREsIDszT OF
THE UNITED STATES.

L ROCLAMATlON Bl THE PRESlVfET OF
THE UNITED sTATRs
q sSs Of u1,ys lfS s,s. gsr 81 Gs.S
hereby declare and make known that publle sale
% s s a RSSf &S SS S sTs Terri
H. ,5S for S q the PqSs
and parts Of townships. viEI
North of The BASE Line and West Of he SiEIh
Principal Merididn.
TTownsRips IHsi 2, Ta4pge a.
TTSwR:FFiR: TSwRsF,RH: !. s.s ts.S$ T,ssSg T,@scgg
%Swn:SSIS.f. S'$ ,6a5ds ,SassS
;$1; SsS& Srfn;f Bss Ss * sS
TOwn.Rips 4. 8. s,ISsd :. range 81.
STTs:RliSP: TSTs:RRliS: / E & rang isSss q &
TT"sHshiPs TP I, 49," 3 2 TO- lSSTd u y. range q
% rT%1 e. r. isjsi Is ana ssnse 4 q o. TO- IL " H.
Townships / TO 10, Inclusive. raugs8.
Townships to 10, Inclusive, aud township II.
TTSwn.hhiiP: e (, = 'iiRSIIS:Iys. iiRnSSIISa::IIys. TaRgsS
And paris Of the undermen ntIoned Townships,
nis furnished the Register and Receiver; or" " ''"'0
Tw,hip TTownshhiip Y range
Township %, ranged.
Township 20. Tsuge %.
Township %, range O..
Townships 10 and 20, range g.
Township 10, range %.
Townships IS aud 10. ranged
hHnds ,ppToPIhis,ed m BY Law for The ne Of sch22s
appli icstions have been hled under the provisions
OF the homestead law, will be excluded from the
sale.
The Offering Of the above designated lands will be
commenced on tue DAY appointed, and VIII proceed
the manner prescribed by the hrst section Of the
act Of Congress approved 18th APRIL it2D, until the
whole shall have been offered, and the sale thus
closed, bat the sale shall be kept open No logger
than too Dssks aud private entry Of any OF the
lands will be adinted until after ths ration Of
the two weeks from the 18th September, istD,
Given under my hand at the city Of washiu gtOn
this eleventh day Of May, Anno DOmini enc thou
sand eight hundred aud sixty-nine;
by the President: U. S. GRANT
Jos, s. WILSON, Commissioner Of the General Land
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

TnE GEgMASIA SCHUETZEN FEST closed
last night after having generally good
time for four days. The attendance during
the four days was not as large as 1t would
haYe been had the weather been finer upon
the first two days. We arc, however,
pleased to learn the fest has not been a fail
ure financially, the receipts being more than
sufficient to cover expenses. The Germania
Vereln may therefore congratulate them
selves upon having made successful COM
mencement.
Yesterday morning the members of the
Schuetzen corps with the Germanla band,
the car Of the goddesses of liberty aud Ger
mania, and Prof. Dan. Howe, the rope
walker, In an open carriage, paraded the
streets, passing the Executive Mansion on
their way to the park. The amusements at
the park were similar to those Of the pre-
ylOus days, Dan. Howe varying his perform
ancc on the tlghe-rope by the introduction of
Il cooking stove, with which he cooked his
dinner upon the middle of the rope.
The prizes for yesterdays shooting were
as follows First prize, L. Abner; second,
Chas. strOtti third, Capt. Bought fourth, F.
Fendneri fifth, 7. schlotterbeck; sixth, +.
Engels.
The following ladies secured prizes for
shooting; Mrs. T, Baler, Mrs. z. Abner,
Mrs. l.. Zeller, Mrs. Dessau, Mrs. W. Fend-
ner, Mrs. T. Fendner.
Everything passed oil quietly, and the
festival closed shortly after IL O'Clock.
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

EQUITY CoURT-Judge Wylis pro irmpOre.-
day.
Francis Profit vs.. Joseph Munster. The de-
fendant being an infant, Casper Ofenstein was
appointed guardian to defend infants In.
tereBt.
q. Hin VS.. Sarah ]. NJ. Gales In this case,
as heretofore published, a decree OF sale was
made on the 10th inst. On yesterday, by con.
sent OF parties, the Court entered An order set
ting aside that decree, and fixing the cause for
aheAring on the Gath inst.
Adjourned
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" WAsHISgTOS, D, O., June 2, 1850.
On the petlti9n Of JosmgA y. BsrTERwuRTH,
patent granted to him on lh. nth day Of April,
April. i56o, aud rsissaed on Tho ith day Of J1uS,
1851, for an impr9yement IN Bank Safes. This Ap.
Rress, approved March 2, 1871:
ordered that said petition be heard at this Of
may oppose this extension, Objections, doposl-
lions and other papers should bo Med in this oice
twenty days before the day OF hearing.
SAMUEL g. FISHER,
jeS-'r9w Commissioner OF Patents,
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

II. c. smoLEs, having obtained the key,
offers 500 for the lock to "uncle Toms
Cabin"
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

SUMNER Travellers will study their own
interests by purchasing their trunks, valises,
satchels, &c., from the well-known and
popular firm of Topham Il Co., 500 Seventh
street, next 10 Odd Fellows Hall.
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

The excellence Of the SunddV Mormi,ig Ga
scitc commends 1t to all lovers Of good liter
ature. The number tomorrow will contain
reading matter worthy of cvcrybody's
perusal.
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT TIE SUB.
L sCRlBER has obtained from the Orphans
lumbiR, letters OF adminisiratlon on the personal
estate OF WALTER FREEMAN, late Of wash shinslon
claims aganst the said deceased are hereby warned
10 exhibit the same, with the vouchers tieTeOf 10
the subscriber, on or before the lst day Of Jnpe
next; they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all b6neht OF the said estate.
Given under my hand this lst day Of June, lsCO
heT
ELIZA X FREEMAN,
mark.
WinessI Administrators
A, WEBSTER, Register Of Wills. je2-WSW'
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

THB ALLEGED ILL-TREATMRST oP
SCHoLAR.-A day or two ago the REPUIlCAN
had an account OF the arrest Of teacher of
q colored school for inhumanly beating one
of her scholars. We have received the fol-
lowing communication on the subject, which
VIC give TO the public ass matter of justice
to the teacher, who Is certainly entitled to
hearing;
wAsHISurOS, D. C., June Is, 1850
Mr.. EDlTOR-SIR: Please allow me to make
a correct statement through the columns Of
your valuable paper Of the affair which oe-
CURED In my school, and which WAS published
In your paper on tho morning of the 10th In
stant. As | wish to yindieate myself In this
community will give you a correct version,
The girl DnTN complained to me that one OF
the boys Of the school had called her names
and spoken diSrGspeotfuIly Of her. endeav-
Ored to satisfy her by telling her that he knew
nothing bad Of her md could say nothing, and
tried to quiet her, aud thought | had sue.
ceeded, but while my attention was called to
the other children she started to go home.
/ approached her in the kindest manner,
and entreated her to remain, giving her as
surance that she should have full satisfac.
tion-All Of which was uhayailing, and l de-
| teEmined to bring her Ia, which did, but not
| until sho had fastened her teeth into my hand
and arm, l made her sit down, And ordered
her to be quiet, which she refused to do, but
continued calling me very improper nAmes,
only eeasiDg so TO do when, by correction, !
compelled her. l have no eat-O-nine tails. l
school, and concluded l had the best right.
The occurrence grieves ne much, but hold
that parents and teachers much be obeyed.
King solomon says: "rhou shalt beat them
with rod and they shall not die, and thou
shalt save their souls from helli'' and do as
sure you Lucy ID. Bowman win not die from
tho wounds inflicted by tho strap used In my
school. NJ. W. STEWART.
The national Republican., 1869-06-19
TINTED sTATEs PATENT oFPICE,

TINTED STATES PATENT OFPICE,
y WAsHlSGToS, y, c., June II, 1860,
:, On pc petition Of Ozlt B. WuunOOCK, Of Paris,
Illinois, praying for the extension OF a patent
granted To him on the llth day Of September, 1855.
for an Improvement in Method OF Operating Recip-
rOcating saws,
i Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
once on tho I'D day OF August neIt. Any per
son may oppose this extension. Objections, de.
pusltlons aud other papers, should be died In this
office twenty days before the day Of hearing,
SAMUEL =. FISHER,
ielG.WSw COmmisslona OF Patents
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

The following cases are assigned for trial on
Monday: Joseph II. Bradley vs.. q. =. Fisher,
Tucker smith Co. vs.. W. II. MINK Nc.
Clslland Va. II. Lewisi l.. johnson n Co. va
casper Keller; CFutts ys. Owen O'HArs; Hugh
CAperton vs.. Henry Addison and others; B. II.
James vs.. 4. Hurst Margaret AlbeTts VS.. Ezra
4: MArshallj Joseph PIerezynski va. Andrew
Plerezynskii Smulps administrators VS.. S.
MeAdi Corporation Of Warrington vs.. Bank Of
Washington.
Adjourned.
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

PUBLIC SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS YEsTER-
DAY.-Secondary school No. /, Of the First
district, Miss NJ. A. Evans teacher, was ex.
aminod yesterday by Mr.. j. o. Wilson OF
the Board Of School Trustees, assisted by
Messrs. A. X. Browne, J. 8. Brown, and
other gentlemen. There were large number
of the parents and friends OF the pupils pres
cnt, and 1t was generally agreed by the ex-
amincrs and the parents that the examina-
tlon was emlnently satisfactory, while the
order OF the school was excellent. At the
close Of the examination complimentary ad-
dresses were delivered, and among others
who spoke was Mr.. Potter, Of New York,
who made some very amusing alluslons TO
the early manner Of teaching geography.
The medal for the sbest scholarship
was awarded to Miss Clara Weaver, while
Miss Lille Bangs obtained the gold medal
for the best spelling In the school.
Among the premiums awarded, Miss
Settie Collins obtained that for penmanshlp,
while that for general neatness Of person,
books, desk, &C., was awarded TO Miss Lille
Hartwell, and certainly no premium was
ever better deserved or more worthily be-
slowed.
Secondary School No. 5, Miss Rodier,
teacher, was examined by Messrs. A. X.
Browne and j. S. Brown. Tho pupils ac-
quilted themselves In n manner entirely sat
isfactory to parents, teacher and trustees,
and at the close they were highly compll-
mentcd by the examiners. In this school
the medal was awarded to Miss Rose Chap.
man, who also obtained the premium fol
| music.
Miss Lille jackson obtained the premium
| for neatncss and Miss Pauline Garner that
for pcnmnnship. The school-room was very
handsomely decorated as were the others In
the district in which the examination took
Place. II deserves especial honorable men,
tlon for its progress and improvement the
past year, and Il was very handsomely re-
cognlzed by Mr.. Browne In his address.
intermediate school No. /, of the FIRST dis
trict, Miss Helen Williams teacher, was ex-
amined by Mr.. J. o. Wilson and the Mcssrs.
Brown. What is said Of the other schools
may be appropriately repeated Of this, also
that the pupils acquitted themselveI admir-.
ably and TO the satisfaction Of all. Besides
the above named Rev. Septimus Tustln dc.
livered an address at the close Of the examin-
alton
Nil Annie Hazard obtained the gold
medal for good scholarship, while that for
spelling was awarded to Miss Laura Bowen.
Miss Carrie Bliss obtained the premium for
neatness, and Miss Annie Hazard got the
premium also for music. Miss Nellie
Hutchinson obtained the premium for writ
ing. Misses Belle Merrill and Katie Mac.
Donald, of the second class, deserve especial
mention, for their improvement has been so
great that they have been transferred
directly from their classes to the Grammar
school. Mr.. Superintendent Richards was
at this examination, and at Its close deliy-
cred short address.
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

OFFICERS ELEcTED.-At q meeting of the
Brlcklaycrs' Union Of this city, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing ycar; G.
VI. Thompson, presidents d. Lewis, vice pres
ldenti j. j. Joyce, treasurer; X. A. Murphy,
financial secretary; B. F. Ollphant, recording
5ecretoryi Andrew Ferguson, sergeant.at-
arms.
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

The plckpockets were not quite as numer-
GUS In Boston as the singers, but they wero
quite as busy.
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

THE carriage repository of Robt. II. Gra-
ham has been removed to the corner of
Ninth and d streets, where large assort-
ment of superior carriages are always to bo
found.
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

THERE will be services at Mount Vernon
Place, Episcopal Methodist church, to.mor-
row, morning and evening. Those desiring
to rent paws In the church are requested to
meet on Tuesday evening next, at the church,
ut O'Clock.
The national Republican., 1869-06-19

ALASKA DIAMOND SETS IN OXIDE, one
dollar set, received yesterday at Prlgg's
One Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 48G Pcnnsyl-
yanla avenue, between Four-and-a-half and
Sixth streets.
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A Negro Postmaster - His Antece.
dents and Accountability,

The appointment of the negro Turner,
to the Macon postoflice is one OF those
acts of which denunciation is as super
auous as it will be unavailing. Every
white man in Georgia will feel it TO be an
insult, and every sensible negro will turn
up the whites of his eyes over it. Turner
is carpet-bag mulatto. He came out
to Georgia soon after the war, according
to common report, in the capacity OF
Methodist missionary, but his chief en-
ployment Id this section has been that Of
q political drill master among the blacks,
under the orders of the Central Radical
organization in Washington. He is a
copper-colored mulatto-say almost one
half white, with considerable natural as
tuteness, some smattering of knowledge,
and q large stock of assurance.
He has managed to make figure in
the scurvy politics of Georgia within
year or two past; bat if he has any ma
terial interest in the State to the value Of
dollar, we never heard of it. We shall
not attempt to fathom the views of public
or party policy in which such appoint
ments originate; but we shall be content
to see them work out their legitimate con-
sequences in Georgia. The administra.
ton may think they can build up a party
in that way, or can put down distinc-
tions on account of color" by forcing the
whites into contact with negro officials,
and thus werk out q grand social and
political amalgam. It is conception
worthy of the Summers and Creswells,
but it is surprising that man of the
world like Grant should ever fall into 1t.
1t is said, however, that the President
does not mean to conGne these expert.
ments exclusively to the South, but will
Insist upon negro ncumbents in the other
sections. Well, the faster the admins
tration falls the sooner it will reach bot
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stowed in his saddle-bags, intending to
represent himself as smuggler while
passing through Mississippi. He was
unacquainted with the Confederate autho-
rites of that section, and was aware that
a smuggler who could give a reasonable
amount of evidence Of his loyalty to the
Confederacy was always well received at
the South.
He left the hotel and rode out of the
town, destroying his pass as sooa as he
was completely outside of the Federal
lines. The wind was bowling through
the trees, and a cold rain was falling as
he pursued his dreary journey south
ward.
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Also, superb lot Of most elegant 0roide
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H0ar-TrOubles I'm the Cabinet Brew
ing The Attorney General Gen.

IN S-Ine Attorney Oeuerhi Seh-
sured.
The New York Herald correspondent
at Washington says:
A strong effort is being made to have
the President dismiss Attorney General
Hoar from the Cabinet. He has rem
dered himself extremely unpopular with
those who have had business to transact
with the Attorney Generals Office, and
especially obnoxious to Senators aud
members. 81 will bet q champagne sup
per-" said Senator the other day, in the
presence of dozen gentlemen, that
you cannot find a single Senator or mem
Der, not excluding the delegation from
Massachusetts,, who will speak well Of
this man Hoar." The company, which
was composed mostly of Congress-
men, echoed, "That's 30, to this
report, and nobody took the bet
Hoar is eminently against the politicians,
and be puts down in his category all
the members of both houses of Congress.
He was so insulting in his manner toward
the Congressman that a couple of mem
bers of the Cabinet whs happened to hear
about it went to him and advised him to
change his policy, otherwise he would
make hosts of enemies for the admins
tration. 1t appears, however, that he has
refused to adopt the advice, alleging that
he did not take charge of the Attorney
Generals Office to please the politicians.
The Congressman say all sorts of hard
things about him-as, for instance, that
be is run by ex-Attorney General Evarts,
and they threoten that if he is not re-
moved before Congress meets resolution
of censure will be introduced upon him
and passed. Strange as it may appear,
the most bitter against him are the men,
bers from Massachusetts.