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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-04
TIVE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUB-
LOAN,

The WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN Is
published every Saturday morniug, and con.
tAins all the news, both general and local, Of
the DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
In politics It supports the principles and
policy OF the great Republican party, and
sustains the Administration Of Gen. Grant.
II gives especial attention to news from
all the Executive Departments, embracing
official orders Of heads Of Departments, and
decisions OF heads Of bureaus, thus making 1t
a valuable paper for all officers Of the Gov
ernmeut who require the information which
It contains.
The miscellaneous department will receive
special attention, and In all respects efforts
will be made to establish the character Of the
paper as a arst class family journal.
Terms as follows, invariably In advance;
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On the petition o. JANE n. SooS. q boston,
Mas. praying for the extension Of = patent
for an Improvement In Dust Deneetors for Win.
dOws OF Railroad Cara!
once on the 9Th day Of September next Any per-
son may oppose this extens on, Objections, de-
positions, aud other papers, should be hled In this
oniee twenty DAYS before the day Of hsaIin6,
jylJrAw Commissioner Of Patents
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pAYMEYr OF SAC AND Tox SCRIP.

DEPARTMENT OF rHG IHrEnioR,l
OFRIcH IEpiAE ArrAIRs, \
juno Is, 1869.
Notice IL hereby given that the Secretary Of The
Interior Is prepared to pay the outstanding Ia
dsbtedneAs OF the Sac and Fox Indians Of the Ms
lndtaa Bureau,
The eertineates should be presented for payment
prior to August |, le6D, as after that date In
lersst will be allowed on them They should be
transmit ted through this olse. aud the applieA.
lions for payment must In every case give the post
UNIV " Z. g. PARKER,
jela-dtyljy Commisaioner.
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UNITED STATES PATENT OYFIoB.

L OfFlCk,
tn. ps.S %'s y Gcssfn aG5sb,. 70 Fs..
ns III h. ,ss s sss 81 so =.
her, ISIS, for an improy enentin PolissIssns bat.
ords tA.. the ,.id petition ,. heard s.th.
. %as !nS sad r.: S.psP: . ss,uS sS Il siS ~:
ONCE twenty days before the day q hss1ng,,
iyqa-Thsw csnmissiousr oiFstssis.
UNITED sr &h.sI rATssF oyr!yG s;; II, ,s
On tho petition q RLpnSr fSiEsi. q New Yort,
70 ISSUED on lie 5th day Of July. isSs Tor an im:
p!Sii:sSH S.s ss,a petite be heard :. .Al.
Ss S iai ii. ~:
twenty days before the dsy S Il ,hssitrinS sHrx
iylO.ThN Commi.siossr u Palsal..
RANKRUpTCY NOTICE
may have proved their claims: $50
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d shGT S's be wS : as Sss!:
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Register at the same place on the same a.yn
BY order H' s HSss of D. O.. As ss..sss:r.
Il ). NEIOs. Glsrt. iyaaap
LIMITED STATES PATENT oPr!oE,
tho pc, %AsEs' g. aiStoa s Il sssS
reaG;Jlyanls PrThnE foT ts s,, s5,snst,0Hs o.
bsr. iss5. and reissued on The 2s,h Day o. Hs!cS
1851 for an improvement In Mills for Grinding
its ordered that the said petition b. heard at
this Ories twenty days bsfo,s IA dsJ a sssTips.
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A SHORT LETTER YaoH HxsnrA. WISE
The following letter from Ex-Gov. Henry A.
Wise is published In The Mobile Register:

My DaAR RRiESp, While at the point of
death received yours Of April IS. have
barely taken up my bed, but can't walk well;
your note brought up old "Reminiscences and
touched me tenderly with the affections of
old times. Great God. ! thank Thee! /
praise Thee that have not been subdued to
consent to lose and part with my liberty,
though 1t Is gone, and now rouse myself to
inform you that yesterday tho white men
reused themselves up and shook off negro
and scalawng domination. Richmond and
Henrico, and the State all over, have carried
rebukc 10 black innovation by tens of thous-
ands. Yours, HENRY A. WISE.
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STATES PATENT oPYICE.

u Wisaisaros. D. O.. July 0. 1850,
On tho petition Of BERNARD 0OEIz, OF PhilA-
dslPhit. Psnusylysnia, PRAYING fos he sxtension
q patent granted 70 him on tie "a day q ps,o'
heetorsI "
II Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
nee on the 10th day Of septembeI next Anyperson
may oppose this extension obiseiiSn., deposi.
SS SSS chg sa1 p asd ~ this
SAMUEL 3, FISHER,
IylT.SA9t COmmiaglnneT Of Patents
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ALL-HEALING
LOTION,


Assnan. reliable, ana speedy cure OF hheuma'-
-. nesr..siA. ssaAAshe; Toesh.shs' fsns IN
NE size. brsess; OF seer rnMl peAiness
s sSs o.1,,s c",. y, ns,SI.,., T1a,o. rss,
Cuts. Barns, Bruisss, ssAlds. sprains or Strains.
any local aches or pains Of the Nervous or Nus
sular sy.tsI.
Ins nshv .pnsa ana ehHAofoinAIy nedieihe
VII ho tsh 70 vs'uet o~,e All me aissAs
shumerNse sooSe' NJ mater VI nov ionA ssna-
~, $780, -, ii, - 49, n. 80
eases Of Hssraisis or Rhsumstsm. and In all eases
u will Eve instant Islid.
.fon n n,, s.So "a ,so,on'h s,ar,sa.s ~
power 70 ears the diseases named. II It does no
give entire satisfaction. after q fair aud roper
trial. pledge myself o refund the money received
IN the rstsru Of the empty bottle.
do act pretsnd 70 % the aathor Of 'his prepsrA-
sion' hAvins oo'shea me iec'po 'iom o'e ,au,au
alter hAyinxu aVe'sd nx'he req men 'o' SOW
Afsr hsviAs psrfOrnsd at least one hundrsd
u" s'"a ~. ~. ,.Suo.S n. M, frisnd.
80, 49,. ~. nrh,,s .nd NOV NAL. ri. prop.
Ss,,,s
sTssii. s,v e..sof sisk or Nsryous HesdaeA.e
Foothaehe should fall 10 eursl n from two to i've
niautss Win ny All II saiinS Lotion, will forfeit
tbe sum Of Ave- dollar,
Da. HAlsous could add numerous sertlnsateso
wonderful cures Of the diseases stated above,
which he deems unnseessaIy to append. excepting
IRON :; q % .o.,.,
any person. Who yin sivsn fair trial. Ofi.' u.
p'fi0r m'd''sI s sisn D. O., yurv o. 1857
18th An acuts attack Of Rneumatism for seyera
v.sks, and tryina everything within my reach
no avail, hsarinr Of your All Healing Lotion,
Vas induced 10 try bottle, and, II am happy
say, ansr two applications, I was we'll enough
-. : hoai ue.. which hays not done for nev-
IA
Van AZ, ,,sut servant, JAS. A. GREER,
| Va n a.co,.' Btr,S, bstossn kassacAusstts Ave.
nus and q 8, rect, WasAtneton. D. O.
De- HAnsouhii sney 1aa my 'esnmonyte
| the snoaey ofyour II NAiaApie Lonoh' nave had
occasion 10 use u In 'oi mo tenoi OF
Neuralgia and Nervous h, 'AaAene' Anu nave iound
Ito eject an almost Instant. 'heons cure regard
u - being the best prsparat. h'of the aoo'eA'
aietionsthAti have evor tried. . NoyRs
oNcs NattoSaI Intsilfpsnosr, Washin,' zion, o.
,.,, ,.n,c. n. s,,, :, lsn
N. u...ar. 49,. ~. -. $780,. I'm
,.yt,fv,n. mai h.,s u,sd van, All. Hssiins IA,
iea for chronic stin arm that had not been able
70 use Freely for Ave years. In consequence Of he-
Ing shrown from horse. and. after trying all the
doctors In this town. and spending nearly three
hundred dollars. without avail. was induced to
", yo.I preparation. which Ia. s, wen, me the
Persons w,,hiaE , a. themselves fur'hef
Yos,,. ye.psetfuiiy.
JANBss. CUNNINoHAn.
kain Strssf, mssv tAs RatIroad, indiana, I,dx
ana o.. Pa,
H.sr.sI.ws. ND. April %, 1851.
DR. HAsssun.- Dear Sir: For the bsnsnt Of the
AFFLICTED. permit me TO add my humb testimony
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The WASHINGTON CITY DIsPESsARY,
northwest corner OF Seventh and NJ streets,
conducted by Drs. l.. NJ. Taylor and Z. W.
Latimer, has proved perfect success. Medl-
cal advice and surgical operations free OF
charge to the poor. Office hours from to
10 q. IN. and 8 to 7p.m. Prescriptions care
fully compounded.
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correct statement OF the are alarm telegraph
stations In the city:
2. Third street east and l. street south.
8. Eighth street east and Virginia avenue.
4. Eleventh street east and Pennsylvauia
avenue.
avenue.
0. Fifth street east and A street south.
/. Poiice station. Eighth precinct, Fifth
q. Fourth street east and q street north.
0. sixth street east and II street north.
a. Second street east and x street north.
Is. Second street east and East Capitol
street;
is. Second street wesi and i street south.
10. Police station, Four-snd-a-half street
west. and II street ,9uth: -,
south.
avenue.
,.Wni s sSsnnn ''fe' west anu ""ry'
,.ti,osS aeno, "o''" ""' W." '''''' "''"''
a c,,tv Hsii
81 NV hH I'LL an, r.a,.. uo,.o M..s.
,hm.. ~ .vsn,,n ana nnu rnnrth strest N'''
"a Fourts st1eet xest and New York ave.
al poiies s,,tiop. seventh and Roundarv
street,: 49,, Al .,., .,,
a. g,h :, s 49,, w.. n n' II t go, oar,h
- nn ',s w ,o n"a IA .,,a., ,,or;,
So.entn S.rSci We, ,sao au ,o., III pann.ui.
ys al r svnn,,n '''s' "''' anu
wanna Avenue. ran, ,vo., and I, .,ree, .ou,b
| % nsnT ~ WsshinIto, I4nuIsiann svenme
o. p panx IL nna,a' han.a' LOUISIANA avenue
90 T Tsnifh .trset wost and .ttse. ,ortb
81 rwaif,h 1891 gsst All n street nortb
lNenn sLee' ws' AM ,n, e,.,p w. y,
T%.,s,b .treet ws.t wv" "''
40 stste nenartmept Eourteenth .treet
% R M'd R, mo'e F,n,.,,, .trest west and
New FgIs fsn ,9ssc, ives, and street north
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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. 277 Pennsylvania avenue,
Between Tenth and Eleventh SITS.
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The Third Ward Republican Association
meet this evening al Wisewell Barracks.
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nRPuANs' COURT.

JULY 10, lslp.
District If Columbia, ~ Washi"Ot0" county, to
In the ease Of JoHs 7. MITCHELL and RICHARD
PETrIr, administrators Of Waller Harper. de-
ceased iha ADM illustrators aforesaid hAye,with the
appreciation OF the Orphans Court. % Washing
ton county, Aforesaid, appointed TUESDAY. the
10th day o. August A. D. 1sU. for tho hasl settle.
msnt and distribution Of the personal estate Of
said deceased, and Of the asset In hand, as far
this came have b.eu collected aud turned INTO
InoneI when and where all tho creditors and
heirs Of said deceased arc notified to attend, with
their claim properly youehec, or thsy may other
wise By law be excluded from all benefit In said
deeeAsed's estate; provided a COPY Of this order
b. Published once 4 week for three weeks in the
NkrioSAL REPuBLIoAs previous to The said day.
Test: A. WEBSTER,
iva -in9w' Register 81 " Ills.
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The Association of the Oldest Inhabitants
meets this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock In the
Courtroom, City Hall.
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Posi- LINCOLN, No. 8, @. A. r., meets this
evening al 8 o'clock, at Grand Army Hall.
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CAMP-ooTs that do not require pillows and
mattresses iu the use OF them, only Sl.50
each. For sale at ADAMsoS's, 506 Ninth
street, next TO PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
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MARRIAGE AT ST. ALoYsIUs CHURCH,
A select party of ladies and gentlemen as
sembled last evening at 81. Aloysius church,
to witness the marriage Of DR.. ]. X. P. Glee-
son, of the bureau Of statistics, To Miss Alice
X, daughter OF the late Thomas NJ. Blount.
At the close Of tho ceremonies, the newly
married couple were warmly congratulated
by their friends. Though life Is fraught
with varied changes, may the roses In their
pathway bloom the brighter and emit a
sweeter fragrance because beset by thorns.
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Como TO SEE THE ECLIPSE. Mr.. W. o.
Huntington and party OF other gentlemen
propose to leave the city this evening for
North Carolina, where they go to witness the
great eclipse on Saturday, In all Its grandeur
OF total observation. We hope the weather
may prove favorable for their observations.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-04

RETURN OF FANNY JASAuscncK. The
great actress, Fanny Janauschck, has re-
turned to the United States after an absence
Of few months. 1t Is said she will make
New York the place OF her residencc and
will study the English language under the
best teachers, with q view to performing in
English as soon as she is prepared. She will
not appear on the stage until she has ac-
quircd our language well enough for this
purpose. Janauschek, undoubtedly, has
great determination, industry, and pcrsever-
ance, and she had already made considerable
progress In learning English before she left
for Europe; but It will require a great deal
Of hard study and time TO acquire such q
knowledge Of the language and pronuncia-
ton OF Il necessary TO delaim well In the
classic roles she undertake.. Should she sue
coed, and perform as vol In English as In
German, great career will be before her, for
the American public have already shown
their appreciation Of her genius and splendid
acting even when speaking In foreign Ian.
guage, and would certainly crowd the thea.
tres TO hear her In their own language.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-04

The SOAK HALL" clothing still carries
the day as to style aud finish, while the
material Is Of the best quality. A visit to
the establishment will prove the above as
sertion. No. 400 Seventh street, opposite the
Post Office,
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BROKE HIS LEG.-A valuable horse at
tached to q cart belonging to John Scott,
while crossing Four-a -half-street bridge,
spanning the canal, yesterday morning, fell
through, breaking his right fore leg, and
rendering the animal worthless. We learn
bring suit against the corporation for the
value Of the horse. The bridges crossing
the canal have been In dangerous condi-
ton for some time past, and the proper au-
thorities should look to their repair at once.
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DANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

To all the creditors Of JoHK @. BHAFER, who
may have proved the elAimsi
You are hereby notified TO appear before the su.
preme Court " the District OF Columbia, sitting In
o'clock, a, IN, at the City Hall, Washinglon city,
70 show cause why a Discharge from all his debts
also notified that the third meeting Oh lAid Bank
rupts cred tors be held before the Register al
gust, 1869.
BY order Il the Court
Test-R, j. MEIGS, Clerk ly2SkAut
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W, f. BROW n

BeEs leave to inform the public that. having puI;;
place OF business adjoining the star once, he IL
prepared y faInish the publie with SAWED AND
SPLIT WOOD OF al lengths and Kinds, Also
contln ues TO keep on hand large assortment and
superior quality Of all kinds OF
RED AND WHITE ASH COAL.
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CONDITION OF DIGGs.-Edward Digs,
who was SO severely stabbed on Sunday
morning last in front of the Oyster Bay, Is
lying In u precarious condition at his home
In the First ward, with scarcely hope of
recovery,
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TINTED STATES PATENT oYPICE,
III. NATHAN 81 si;, ss,y ~ Nv
York. N, Y, praying for the tension Of patent
granted 10 him on the 9th day Of October, 1895, for
lS,662D
Its ordered that said petition DO heard at this
ohlee on the Dth day Of September next Any person
may oppose this extension; Objections, deposi-
iions. and other papers, should be hled In this
ONCE twenty days before The day OF hearing.
SAMUEL 8. rIgH9R,
iyll wSw Commissioner Of PAtsnls.
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TINTED STATES PATENT oFTIog,, 49,,
On the petition Of JosHPH MCCoRD, Of PhilA-
dolphia, Penn, praying for the extensiol Of q
patent granted TO him on the 20th day Of Noyem-
ber, 1870, for an Improvement In Policemon's Hat
ties;
Ia ordered that said petition be heard at this
utfco oil the 18th day Of October next. Any person
may oppose this extension Objections, depostons,
and other papers, should be nled In this once
SAMUEL s, FISHER,
jy2s-FSw Commissioner Of Patents
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IN THEsUPRBME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA,

Ann H. raa.ls,r,, N0l'"7' Equity D0'k'.s
Its by the court this 10th day Of July D. 1909,
by John II, johnson, trustee In above cause to
David Y; sloner, Of part Of lot 0. IN SQUARE 81 In
the iame Is hereby ratified and ieonnrmed, unless
cause to the contrary be shown TO the court the
18th day Of August next
By order Of the Court
Tine %SyPy-rssti RI. MEISs,
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FUSERAL.-The funeral Of Mr.. George II.
King, well-known resident Of the Northern
Liberties, took place yesterday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock, from his late residence on Eighth
street, between p and Q streets, and was at
tended by B. b. French Lodge of Masons,
the Grand Lodge, the Columbian and Grand
Encampments, and Metropolis Lodge Of /.
o. o. F. The funeral services at the resi-
dencc were conducted by Rev. Mr.. Wilson,
Of McKendreo Chapel, and at the grave,
Glenwood Cemetery, the impressive burial
ceremonies were performed by the Masonic
and Odd Fellows orders. The Marine Band
headed the procession. The coffin was ap-
propriately decorated with Masonic and Odd
Fellows emblems. The hearse was drawn
by four gray horses.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-04

THE HAPPY TWELVE. - The members of
this ''ancient aud honorable" fishing club
meet tonight at the Owen House for the pur-
pose Of fixing the time and manner OF max
Ing their annual trip.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-04

We WOULD invite the attention OF young
men who lead sedentary lives to the gym
nasium Of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation on the occasion Of Its opening this
evening. Great care has been taken TO
select a complete apparatus Of modern style,
and make 1t at once place for physical cul-
ture. The terms arc very moderate, and as
the rooms are attractive and central, we
bespcak for II q patronage well worthy Of
the enterprise of this noble institution. Full
information can be had as to terms by APP
plying at the rooms.
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wksHIHaroB,
,. Coos, tof Jay Cooke Co. y Pres,d.a.
W.. 0. HurrIroros, Cashier.
oovHRHNsaT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AaEsr Of TIE UNITED STATES.
isru srssIr. OrrOsrr. TEE rsrASunr DEPART.
Met.
Government, securities with treasurer United States
ArosB nILLioa DoLLARs.Ss
We buy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
sKoURITIEs at current market rates,
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections on
ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED
STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS. and siys CAREFUL Asp
rRoNrT ArrHHrIos TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMs.
and to any other business entrusted 10 US
YULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERN.
MINT LOANS At all times shssrfuiiy Furnished.
". 3; HUNTINGTON. Cashier,
WAssIssroE. March ". 1864. nh2.du
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-04

ONO AssocIATIoS.-A meeting of Ohio
ans was held last evening at Columbia Law
Building, Fifth street. A constitution to
form an association, whose object shall be
social, economical, and political, was
adopted, and the following named gentlemen
elected officers for tho ensuing year, viz: A.
NJ. Gangewer, president; J. L. French, vice
president; s. N. Bryan, recording secretaryj
W. II. Gaines, corresponding secretary, and
r. W. Kerr, treasurer. Adjourned TO meet
two weeks, hence at Trades Union Hall.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-04

TINTED STATES PATENT oFFICE.
a ~ WAsHIsoScs;p % Jsps %: Isea.
TitusyilIs. Pa, praying for tho extension Of a
patent granted 10 him on the 9th day Of October,
BArh,
II IL ordered that said petition be heard At this
nay Oppose Ills sxisSsios' objsetioas, dspssi.
lions. aud other papers, should DO nled In this
estwenty days before The dhX Of hearing,
gOl- WyW Commis AiopeF OF PAtsnts,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-04

MASONIC ExCURsIos.-Actlve prepara-
tions are now being made for the grand
excursion to Norfolk, by Anacostia Lodge,
No. 81, F. A. NJ. The W. w. Colt has been
chartered, and will leave Georgetown and
Washington on Thursday morning, the 10Th
instant.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-04

HANDSOMELY DEcoRATED.1In making
mention of the decorations In honor Of the
schutzenfest, we inadvertently omitted to
notice the beautiful display made at the
Clinton House, Seventh street, near the
boundary. Mr.. Thomas Stone, the proprie-
tiest decorations on Seventh street, and he
succeeded.