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TEL1RArn STAriose.-The following 10 a
correct statement OF me FIRE alarm telegraph
stations In the cityS -.
| 9. Eighth street east and Virginia avenue.
=. Eleventh street east and Pcnnsylvauia
avenue.
8. Seventh street east and Pennsylvania
9, Fifth street east aud A street south.
!. Police Station, Eighth precinct, Fifth
street east and South Carolina avenue.
5. Fourth street east and q street north.
9, Sixth street east aud II street north.
" Second street east and street north.
H. Second street east and East Capitol
il No. Engine House Capitol Hi. I ( Z.
10 Second street west aud = street south.
IT, Police station, four-and-a.haf street
H.. Fourand.a-halfs street west and d street
south.
is. Eleventh street west aud Maryland
10; Four.and-s-half street west and Mary.
q. q street north and Now Jersey avenue
railroad depot.
%. Uity Hall.
"a. No. Hook aud Ladder House, Msssa-
chusetts avenue and Fourth street.
IS. Fourth street west and New York ave-
20. Police Station, Seventh and Boundary
streets.
27. Seventh street west aud NJ street north.
q. Tenth street west aud II street north,
20. Seventh street west and Il street north.
u, h'teNt "tnt buu
yaniA avenue.
81 seventh street west aud u street south.
81 Bank Of Washington, Louisiana avenue
IS, Central Guard houre.
80. Twelfth street west and street north.
81. Twelfth street west and street north.
IS. No. Engine House, street north and
50. state Department, Fourteenth street.
y. RissS BANK, Fifteenth stree, ws.. aud
i3' Fifteenth street west and X street north,
Is. Nineteenth ct. west and II street north.
~; No; 4 Engine-house, Sixteenth street
west and street north.
n. Sixteen-and. s.hslf street west and II
Is. Twentieth street west and n street
north. " IT &
20. Police station, Tweuticth street west
and X street north.
OIL: Twenty.sixth street west aud street
north.
north.
b3. Smithsonian.
81. Armory Square,
90. Arsenal Gate.
IS. Corner Eleventh street west and street
north.
80. Sixth street west and N street south.
o.. Adams Express Once, Pennsylvania
%. II street north and North Capitoi street.
%. Seventh street west and street north.
o.. Ninth street west and q street south.
%, Fourteenth street west and O street
south.
OF. United States Observatory.
Gs. Supt. OF Police, (residenee,) Eighth street
west aud X street north.
II. Poliee-station, First street west and
street north.
DIRECTIONS TO KEY HOLDERS.
Turn the crank slowly and steadily about
twenty-five timesj then wait a few momentB,
and you hear no ticking In the box, or alarm
on the large bells, turn as before until you
hear the alarm.
Alarms OF fire will be given on the bells Of
Thirteenth street Baptist church, ST. Mays
and the Columbia engine-house bell, (Oapitoi
Hilll by striking the number OF the box Civ
ing the signal,
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The ssms YesserAay-Oriessa Of
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Vcsn. Va ~ Esssns.s as OF
Easy viessry for the Naeion Ale.
TIA Oriental p...- p.I r,,,h ofN. w..
arrived in ma citv ye.tsrass ,anrs,,n "sl
were received Inv 4 com mi,tcs of tSe Watlonai
Climb. Who dny,ys tSe das var 'a ooa.naS ~
showing their s,.i,or. sbont ,ow A, n
o,ciocl t,,s vi.,,,,', o,,,, ,.o.a o,',s., s.t,S
Nsiior y nv ,',"S ctuo INV ~eae p,o'iooo NH
thew were driven 10 Inc Not,onai,. ,rnnna
No. ,,,.,ss w s.o .' ". ~ ~, sou"u,
n.ao 1871, ma.1n gamc was 70 20 p'ayea. a.
80 100 sru eonsenuiuS ntnos apPcMvu
IN .nc nela. Inc Nauonais were dressed IN
'neir usual UNIFORM, Whiie the rev iorkers
appeared IN q Iull SUIT OF grey nannel, WITH
ounIcoloreo snocs. Inc Vrlentels are neat
looking SET OF young teiows, ana are re-
garded as nrst-elass amateur club In
sotham. "
Mr, John bearusiey, OF the union Cluo,
was chosen umpire, and called the game al I
O'Clock, WIN tne Natonas AZ the oat, Al
inc start, sneuy, rorker, stndly, and Bird
sal made DAD, their runs, while Giouey, Osborne
and brown" went out In one, two, three
order, putting the side out with four runs.
Inc orientals nad 70 DC content with q
"whitewash," Delmaine, Magcc and Bunt'
ing oeing the victims at hrst base. Hinder.
man maze good MT aud was ie" on second
base by Bunting.
The oricntals, as we'll as tho spectators,
mad the opportunity TO see the business
OF the Nationals new pitcher, osborne, VINO
Is OF the class known as swiIt pitchers.
His delivery Is equally as qaick, although
not as graceful as Mr.. Willlams, with whom
the Nationals aehieved tneir great reputa.
ton In 1857: The second Inning was opened
BY tue Wsshingt0nians with ons run made
| by Coughlin on Shellys strike, Joyce, Shelly
and Forker being put out on bases. The
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Cats. Buras, Bruises. sealds, spraiss or Strains,
sulsf sy.ten. go, 49,. .
uis nxny .pn.sd aud extraordinary Medicine
WI Ao' ~ 70 eea~at otre All me diseases
sov's ~ ma"f VI nov ,ona "ana-
p'''lasa N, s.ueh' ho' hopenssS ped.
=, N.nsip, :. ph WI. Slsn eatS 'nS worst
| ssseso nsuAltA OF hheumAusm' ana IN All eases
| vii ltys inttAAt tsitd.
ron 'ns uhDouAesa oohhdenee In MS Lotion,
nv s pe, sc 'horoasn hnovisass OF
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y. ~ % 81. .s, un.s, 'n' nohs' received
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AMER hsyips Travelled anon = he rad men ~, az.
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Altar having performed 81 least one Hundred
nnean,sm, NeafaiSia'
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ss'0'' As pao"s' anu no" MAKE 'hisprop-
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foothsehs, should fail to cure from two 10 q va
ainutss with my ALI Healing Lotion, will forfeit
the San Of hvs dollars.
De. HAnsouR could add numerous eertinsatsso
wonderful cures Of the diseases stated above,
which he deems Unnecessary to append. excepting
oas oouie 9, this houoa WI serve 70 convince
ny person, VINO wiz sNsh ahir triai' OF Its u
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weeks, and trying everything within my reach
no avail. hearing Of your An-HsalinG Lotion.
was Induced to try bottle. and, u am happy
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q Is
INNINGS.
4 i & a L q

I = -
Oriental .. 80 S-s
| Fly-balls caught - Nationals, Shelly |,
Forker /, Birdsall 3, Joyce1, total 8.
Fly-balls caught-0ricntal, Magce 3, Hin.
deman I, Bunting ., Sears /, Fitszimmons,
q. 2, Perine 2; total II.
Fiy-balls mlssed-Delmainc |, Magco l,
| Sears ., Perinel.
Foul balls caught-Forker |, Birdsall 4,
Hiudeman 2, Bunting 3.
Total bases on hits-Natlonal, ~; Orien-
tai, 0.
Out on bascs-Nationai 10 times, Oriental
10 times.
Len on bascs-National 10 times, Oriental
times.
Base on called balls-Birdsall.
Struck out-Osborne and Hartley.
Base on error-Sational 10 times, Oriental
| 0 times.
Double play r. Fitzsinmous and Del.
| Made.
Balls called-National IL, Oriental 3S.
Passed balls-National Q, Oriental O.
Time Of game hours and 20 minutes.
| Umpire. j. Bcardsley, Of the Union
base ball club.
Scorers-Mcssrs. Gallikcr and Potts.
Arrangements have been made for q new
series between the Olympics and National
| base ball clubs, the first game to be PLAYED
ternoon, commencing at $3.50 o'clock.
The series closed by the deciding game on
Tuesday last, and which was won so easily
by the Olympics, does not appear TO be salts
factory, as the friends Of the Nationals feel
confident that they are equal TO the task of
yanquishing the plucky yictors, II another
chance Is given them, hence the new SERIES
II has been the practice heretofore for crack
organizations to play only one series during
In nIn IN. N.s.N
an opportunity Of witnessing some good
games, and set al rest all doubts as to which
| club shall take the Arst rank In the city, IL Is
thought best to play another series this sea-
| son. The National nine In the last game
did not play with their usual vim, and when
1t is known that their new pitcher (Osborne)
put In his first appearance In a match game
this year, due allowance will be made for
the defeat they sustained.
We venture the prediction that the game
to-day will be one of the hardest contests
ever witnessed In Washington. We advise
all admirers of the game to attend.
The Jefferson Base Ball club have chal-
lenged the Pastime aud Union clubs OF
Richmond, Va, the Eckford, Mutual and
Haymakers Of New York, National, Union
and Olympic Of this city. The Jens are Ger.
tainly prepared for fun.
ui"is,a,, h w. AT iii, TIE w. OAMr,hskr,so.ITh
Tho ssrycss at w., h, po Piosuna aau ASSIST III
Annanoiis tnnn,inss 49, '" up. near
De- aio mus announcen'
charge; Rev. W. T. d. GLENN and Rev, Z,
n. $780, ~ Eiss,o,'n ~ ,hstia' NV
Uoi,,dsv =, "a, Wash,n onape'i ne'' MT MI
naiin. n coa,in y, W., Bull Dew So,-
ToasIJs. ~ an,u, ni'i nui nov o.
s,ar, g. .a",a posi H S .. "
Issc2 Rov w n Fuon. Rsv I.SsG
nIn1 hev n poiJwtn ~ p,,s.s .,ni
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LIMITED STATES PATENT oPPIcK.

LIMITED STATES PATENT OPPICK,
u ~, WhsnisdIos, D. g., sAasa.t 4. 1892
York, n r, praying Tor the extension Of a patent
granted 10 him on the 9Th day ofnoysmber, 1895.
bered Is, 7hSD
It's ordered that said petition DO heard At this
once on the ISL day OF October next, Any person
may oppose this extension Objections, depokIe
lions, and other papers should be fled In this ono
SAMUEL j. USHER,
Aug6-F Commissioner Of Patents,
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TINTED srATEs PATENT oHYICE,

UNITED sr N.s RATcsf oS g. Gai, $780,
On the petition 81 JAnssn. CooK, 81 Boston.
Rrs,iss I0r ,h al. iutsrSs e pssa
iofsS i%pIs1sSsAiIs Dust Bsisetors' ff sr Win.
once on the nth day Of September asEt Any per.
son may opPass this snleaslon, Obligations. de-
Sss issaiS aSTs SsioPs IL dsy q Ssss a IN 'h'
sLhUxL g. RI9HkR,
fySTsv OonnissioaaI Of Patents.
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LAVALLETTE has presented his credentials
as Minister from France to Great Britain.
Queen Victoria has gone TO Balmorai for
recreation.
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DIED..

asoRls 'AFpEEw, caiy child o. George aud We
toriA Wright aged year and s mouths.
III: R s,sss .ss NH .issi :oai S
between Sixth and Hh streets,
Jersey city papers please copy
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PRArERs. - The Lexington Gazette says
that the District Conference OF tho Methodist
Episcopal Church, In session there on satur.
day, agreed to offer special prayer In the
Sunday evening, after the earnest petitions
to Him "who points the clouds their courses, "
a refreshing shower fell about Lexington,
which was heavier down the river.
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NArrUNAL KDUcArlsHAL UsHs
vENTIOH,


TRENTON, N. j., August 10, 1s69.-Accord-
1s 70 nss SsS c, w. 's ~
citizens and city authorities OF Trenton Of
the members OF the National Educational
Convention. Al o'clock Judge Mar, Presi-
dent Of the Common Council, camo forward
and In behalf of the civic fraternity and peo-
pie collectively welcomed tho association,
because every lover Of the social elevation Of
this county should heartily endorae uni
versal and FREQ education, which cannot be
obtained except through public schools.
President Van Bokkelcn responded 10 fell
cltous terms.
Superintendent Wickersham, OF Pennsyl-
vania, was thon introduced, and proceeded
to read an clabcra paper on "The stato In
| Its Relation 10 Higher Education"
| TuE EDUCATIONAL BUREAU AT WASHINGTON.
This morning the National supcrintcnd-
ents' Association commenced their fourth
days session at o'clock, In the State Nor
NAL School. Mr.. Buckley presided.
The following were elected officers OF the
association for 1869 and 1870 President, j.
p. wlckersham, Of Pennsylvania; yice-Prc-
sldcnts, 8. 8. Ashley, OF North Carolina;
Warren johnson, OF Maine; B. q. Hobbs, Of
Indiana Secretary, William R. Crcery, Of
Maryland; Treasurer, James Cruikshank, Of
New York Executive Committed, L. Van
Bokkelen, Of maYlandi Thomas smyth, o.
Mkansasi y, A. heopnru, OF massnemusesSi
w. U. nenkic, OF ohio, anu "hiiam w.
Rogers, OF Louisiana.
supcfintenaen, sears, Oh NcwnIk, Icad
paper on schooi STATISTICS, when was re-
Tered TO the national bureau NJ Washing'
| ton.
Superintendent Wlckersham offered 0
| series OF resolutions ouIogsuc 9, tno mem
DRY OF the iato mr. Snailes n; Soourn, mte
superintendent OF scnools IN Iosnsylyanla'
which were unanimously eaoPteo ai.er sey-
cral members had ieclngy aiinded 70 MS
loss as an educator aud usciui member Of
| society. :, q. I,
MT. Brickhofi, superintendent OF the pup
lic schools OF cleveland, ONO, oherod the
following preamble and RESOLUTIONS, which
were aaoPtcn anu supmilteo tor ehdonse-
nicn' 10 tue ioachorS association
whereas IL was In oonsequcnes q the ear:
net anu oIteh rePestes menuntlons Q,
csnsc,silY ns tbs .,,ioo tsns ~ ~ s.,,a !,
Inc sssocistion OF school supssinisndcsts
| held In Washington, d, O., on February 8,
lsee, that Congress. naally establish:d the de.
resentatlyes seems 10 in,iiosts a want Of con.
ndcnce to such department as a useful
agency In promoting the cause OF education !
thsrsiore, a. -.
,omm;tt.. If ,h,es ~ ~, .n nonin ~ ,n,,h
4 like committed OF the NationaI Teaehere;
| Association to confer with the authorities OF
the national bureau Of ONCE OF edueation.
ms% or ahM ,he JOINT oommMsees ppo'nMtea
|
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To rHr SUNNY soUTH.-Mr. Dick Clark,
one Of the stars OF minstrelsy, and long con-
nected with Metropolitan Hall, Of this city,
len hsre yesterday to accept an engage
mcnt In Memphis, Tenn. He was escorted
90 the depot by large number Of friends In
Nailor Brothers' omnibus, drawn by sir grey
houes. sl
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LIMITED STATES pArlsr oyvleE. /.

~ ,WAsHIsaroH. =, q. yulyls, 1852
patent granted 70 him on the 10th day OF No sm-
bsr, Isb.fOr anirapToyenen In Poliosmsn's Rat.
ties;
IlisorssrsdIh,t The said petition he hoard At this
one. la the 2,th day " October next Aay person
may Oppose this exlenSl0n. Objections, depo.
stions, and other papers should bs hled In this
once twe nty days before tho day Of hearing.
a. u 'T'!E sAMURL 8. FIsHhR,
iy7-ThSw CSmmissiOnsI Of PalsRll.
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BOYS, TAKE WARsISG.- Officer Hanes
yesterday arrested four boys for bathing In a
stream near q public road in the county.
The boys were punished by Justice Wall In
being ordered to be locked up three hours
each, at the Second precinct station.
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CONTAMINATION. John 8. Croker,
acting Mayor, who has been confined 10 his
house for several days, 10 rapidly improving,
and expects 10 be out on Monday next.
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We BUI QUE CLOTHING at Oak Hall, 400
Seventh street, opposits Post once.
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Wa Bur ocR ClornIsa at Oak Hall, 400
seventh street. oppo>lls Poss once.
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We Bur oUR CLorHIsa at Oak Hall, 400
Seventh street, opposite Post ONCE. U
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GEORGETOWN MERCHANT EXCHANGE
The offerings yesterday were 5000 bushels
OF wheat, OF which 1850 bushels werc sold
ut 81 go and Sl.66lf.
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On IN. ,.,,, Msasn ~ e. r.. Jaiy w
Spa, New York. praying for the, ertsnsion q a
patent grsbtsd TO him on the Soth " October, 1861,
asddtional Improvement On the "a DAY Of March,
h,I, for an improysme In Looms;
once the iits day o. October next, AMI. per
son may oppose this eHtsnsion., ,objeetions, depo
hitiOn, and other pApers should be died In this
once twenty days before The day Of hssrinx,
SAMUEL 8, fIsHER,
AuE5-ThJw Commissioner Of Pate. snt
" WLshIsaroE, d. O., July 0, 1850.
On the petition Of BHREARp u6EIE, Of Phila.
of patent granted 70 him On the ID day Of 0eio.
her, 1880 for an Improvement In CORRUGATED He
II Is ordered that said Petition DO hoard a. this
once on the soth day ofssptsmbsI lsEt Any person
lions ahd other papers should 30 died 10 tina omes
twenty days before the az ss2Isa66ssf.Sn yisHrn.
jyl7.sASt OemmiAaiessr Of Patents.
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MANFRED Q. BArTnr RELEASED. - The
olerk of the Treasures ONCE, Mr.. Battey,
who was arrested In New York for forging
the name Of the United States Treasurer to
a check for $90S.16, has been released, the
charge not having been sustained.
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In UHAspsRs-Bsfore yudge Fishsr.-rhe
case OF Richard Roundtree on hAbeas corpus
WAS resumed yesterday morning In accordance
With the AdJournmeBt
Tho accused IL held under three charges:
First, passiDg counterfeit money; second, OBJ.
tAiuihE ~ from the Messrs. Riggs under false
pretenossi third, stealing q bar OF gold from
Mr.. Nixon.
Tho poiuts At Issue as to the validity Of Jus
tioe walters warrant were discussed by J, b.
Adams for the petitioner aud N. II. Miller for
the United States.
Judge Fisher directed that the accused be
admitted to bail Ia $500 for the frst offence
and t20o for each OF the Others; but no bail
was given, and ROundtree remains In jail.
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NUISANCE TO BE ABATHD.-A committee
OF the Board Of Health, In company with
Lieutenant NOonan, OF the Sanitary force,
yesterday made an inspection Of the dumping
grounds for night soil In the Seventh ward.
The nuisance has been loudly complained OF
Is understood that steps will at once be taken
TO have II abated.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-21

"CooPED. IA colored man, named
Simeon Porcher, boarding with Caroline
Carr, on Sixth street, between Il and =, re-
paid his holsters for her kind attentions by
robblng her OF a gold watch chain, valued
at $50. Detectives Coomes and Miller re-
ceived description Of the thlef, and arrested
him on Thursday and took him before Jus
tice Walter, who committed Porcher TO Jail
for court.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-21

Eouiry CouRr-Judge Fisher pro tem,-ThIs
Quincy Page vs.. Samuel Daily and others
This 10 bill filed by creditors to subject real
estate to the payment OF their debts. The de-
iendsnts, Geo. and Geo. D. Mattingly not
were ordered to be taken as confessed BY
them, and the case to be set for hearing at tho
December term.
Adjournsd.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-21

The DRowsIsG or Mn. PATTERSON
We announced by telegraph yesterday the
fact that Mr.. Patterson, a supposed Wash
ingtonian, had been drowned 10 Baltimore
harbor on Thursday. Upon further exami-
nation the body Of the drowned man proved
to be that Of Mr.. J. ]. Patterson, formerly a
clerk In the Paymaster's Department; but
for the last eighteen months employed In
the library OF the War Department, IN this
city.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-21

RAID ON DIsoRDERLT HousE.-Liouten-
ant TAFT and Sergeant Greer, accompanied
BY force OF the Fifth precinct police, went
out on an exploring expedition yesterday.
Times are dull, and they found but few
scientific" subjects 10 investigate. Finally
despairing almost Of interesting discoveries,
they arrived at the house Of Mrs. Hester
Green, on G street, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets, which does not enjoy very
enyiable reputation. The officers charged
upon the premises, capturing Hester aud
three OF her boarders, who gave their names
as Ann Lewis, Milly Barber aud Nelly John
son, together with an Interesting specimen
Of humanity, named Lewis Green, who was
subsequently discharged. Justice Harper
obliged Lady Hester 10 furnish $500 bail for
her appearance at court TO answer the charge
Of keeping a bawdy house, and bound the
three "girls" over for IL months In the penal
sum of 800 for their good behavior.
Tue HorTEsr DAY OF THE SEASON.
Yesterday was decidedly tho hottest day OF
Che season. The thermometer Ia many por-
tions OF the city ranging to 100 degrees. Al
the FIRST Matchbox In the navy yard, at 2.25
p. M, II stood at l02 degrees. The highest
that has been shown this year at this point
was 9S degrees; this was on the 18th day of
same place, the mercury stood at 1906. SO
great was the heat yesterday that the rails
of the Washington and Georgetown railroad
were In some parts OF the city drawn six
inches from the sleepers, TO which thoy are
spiked. Such an occurrence has not hap
pened for two years before.