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TUE ARMY PAYMAsTER's MANUAL.-A new
edition for this manual for 1869, prepared
with great care, under the supervision Of
Brcvct Brig. Gen. j. ii. Eaton, paymaster
United States army, on duty In the office OF
the P"ymastcr General, and printed at the
Government olilcc, has just been Issued. 1t
forms complete aud convenient guide for
payInastcrs and other discussing officers Of
The Government, aud is printed and bound
In superior style. The Paymaster General
Is so much pleased with the manner In which
the work has been executed that he has d.
rected General Eaton to address letters con-
yeylng the thanks Of himself and his de-
paItment to Col. CINpp's foreman of print.
Ing and binding (COl. Harrison q. Otis and
j. IL. Roberts, csq.) for the skill aud taste
exhibited 10 the execution Of the work, and
the care bestowed upon ii by themselves aud
their subordinates.
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ACADEMY or LITERATURE, SCIENCE AND
hRT.-For some time past several Of the
leading minds in various departments of
literature, science and art met together for
the advancement and diffusion Of knowledge.
The organization was completed on Monday
night with the following officers chosen 4:
DR.. John W. Draper, Of the New York Uni
ycrsty, presidents; Chief Justice Casey, of
tina Court of Claims, Rev. DR.. G. W. Sam
son, president Of Columbia College, Judge
T. W. BARLEY, vice presidents; A. Il. Spot
ford, Congressional Librarian, correspond
Ing secretaryi w. d. Gallagher, recording
secretary. This institution Is called the
American Union Academy of Literature,
Science aud Art, and possesses more liberal
features In regard to the admission of mem
beers than any other similar society In this
country. Meetings will be held monthly, at
which the public will be freely admitted,
and any visitor may be entitled 10 partici-
pate In the discussions. These are the prln-
clples upon which the new academy starts
upon Its career, and from the distinguished
names Of It's founders, we have good reason
for believing that II will meet all the sue
cess which they anticipate.
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l. isS-ly Baltimore. Maryland.
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CUMMSs' EXTENSIVE SHOE ESTABLISH
MESr, Seventh street, seems to be the favor
lite resort Of purchasers In. the Shoe line, and
very naturally so from the fact that no other
establishment In the city presents so large
and desirable an assortment. The new
winter stock Is by far much larger and even
more select than at any previous season,
thereby giving the large trade Of the house
and the public the greatest advantages.
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ORPHANS COURT.

" OCrnBRR IS, 1850
District Of Columbia, Washington Countv.tO Ioit:
mi uistralrix, c. a., o. HeEskiah Anderson, de.
ceased; tho adaioistIatr,x e a. Aforesaid h".;
Washington county Aforesaid, AppOiptrd TUES.
DAY the 18th OF November, 4. d; lsto. for the
esltte Of said deceased. and OF tho alssts baud,
as far as the zane have been collected and turned
Into money when and where all the creditors aud
heirs Of said deceased are notified 10 attend, with
thsir claim. properly youchsd, or Ihey may other,
wise by law be excluded iroma all benent In said
publisned once a week for three weeks IN the
NATIosAL REPUBLICAs previous to the said day.
Test A, W BSTER,
oe25.Tu3W' Register OF Wills
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On tn, petition Of MAKrd PkArT, sdmioistra.
pIx de hynis non Of the estate Of Randall Pratt,
iHIs d she E,w nsnip Of hArple PeansyIyauiA, de-
osst'd pr4yinE for the extension of u uHtrnt
Faulsd e. the said RAndall Pratt, ABd reIp u.d Ia
tgu' visions, lumbsTed respectively as follower
Number 1888, 1884 ABd 1905, on the 2sth day 0f
February, l61, .nd Number 1lH, on the 2Id day
81 Jsgqary. 1864. for An Improvement in Horse
Day EAtssi
itIs ordered that the testimony Ia the case be
closed % the tlh day Of December EsxtI that the
! me iJT hliaE Arguments AGd the RkamlusT's 70.
, si h. ItTit+d to the 18th daY Of December next,
: H hat sid pstitOB be heard on the 2Oth day 81
re,siaBsT n.xL Any psrsgl may oppose this sE.
,rG..g. SAMUEL g. FISHER,
yelz.TaA Commissioner VI Patent
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PICKPocKETs FOR RICHMOND FAIR.-The
detectives report that yesterday morning
gang of notorious pickpockets went to Rich
moud, no doubt anticipating a rich harvest
Mt the fair now In progress. II will be well
for Chief Egbert and the Richmond police to
look out for them.
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ALMOST FIRr.-Qulte an excitement was
caused last night at Carroll Hall, where the
fair for the benefit Of the orphans Is being
held, by reason ofone Of the windows taking
fire, and at one time conaagratlon seemed
imminent. The flames were finally extin-
gulshed, however, without serious Injury.
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CuMMISs' Doors AND SHOES,
SAT Seventh Street,
Next to Northern Market aud K.

A coLoREp BOY, who may DO seen any
day with basket OF edibles on his arm, en-
tered an Office on Wall street, with his
usual exclamation Of "Cakes, pies and sand
wlches"--when the following colloquy be-
tween the proprietor and the darkey cnsued:
"Ah, Sam, how is the pletrade to-day ~
"well, massa, It ain't 80 good now, since
the gold excitement" .,....
"Why, what has the gold excitement to
do with the pie business, should like to
kuowi"
ooh, you sec, sir, used TO sell o great
many pies to the brokers, all along Broad
street, and now i pears llfo they hadn't 0o'
no appetiie."-N. Y. Tribune.
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SUPPOSED THIEF ARRESTED Yesterday
Detective McDcyllt arrested colored man
named George johnson, alias Jones alias
Pete, on suspicion OF having stolen brown
cloth coat, which he had In his possession.
In the pocket Of the coat was a white hand
kcrchief, with the letter q worked In one
corner with black silk.
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ag- II Ia not necessary that the subscribers to n
club should receive their papers at the same post
Once. Who're club OF subscribers has boon for.
wlTdCd. additions may be made to Il at the same
rates. Puperi will be addressed singly to each
member q u cl1b,
On Money orders should be sent from all post
odiees Issuing them. From other Offices letters
should be registered.
Ca Specimen copies Of Daily or Weekly Ma
tionsI Republican sent on application.
Address; w. ,. MUitTAGH,
Washington, ID. q.
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Pant How DISGUSTING is the exclama-
tIon Of every lady who indlscreetly ventures
to apply the ordinary hair dyes or "colorers"
or "restorers" to her whitening ringlets.
Mud and tar are scarcely more abhorrent.
Not 80 Phalon's vitalla or Salvation for the
Hair. Nothing defiles Its freely flowing crys.
tai. There Is no sediment, no gum, no foul
gas. It is harmless, and Its operation per
feet. What n discoyeryl
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The SECOND QUARTER Of Mrs. 8. A. Peck's
select school for boys aud girls will COM
meuce November II, at 277 street.
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SINGULAR ATTEMPT AT SELP-DEsTRUC-
TIoS.-We understand that on Monday eve
ming, during the session Of Seneca Tribe Of
Red Men, at their room In Stott's Hall, cor
ner OF Twentieth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, one Of the members, named Il. A.
Bassford, a shoemaker, OF the First ward,
made an attempt at suicide by plungiug
shoemaker's knife into his bosom. The in
strument inflicted severe wound In his
lung. lie was attended to by his brother
members, who conveyed him to his real
dence in the vicinity, where medical aid was
promptly rendered, and 1t is probable that
he will recover.
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SUPREME CoURr OF THE UNITED STATES
Tuesday, November Q, 1S69.-On motion OF
Mr.. Dlckey, George W. Conn, esq, of
attorney aud counsellor Of this Court.
No. ITS. Henry W. Drakely ct al, plain
tiiTs In error, VS.. Richard Gregg ct al. The
argument of this cause was concluded by
Mr.. Steele, OF counsel for the plaintiffs In
error.
No. 10. The bark Grapeshot, George
Law, claimant, appellant, vs.. Walters
tien, Masset 81 Co. The argument of this
cause was commenced by Mr.. Gushing, Of
counsel for the appellant, and continued by
Cushing for appellant.
Adjourned until tomorrow at IL o'clock.
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To TRAvELERs.-Havingo occasion to spend
a few days, recently, In Washington, was
fortunate enough to become guest at the
late of Virginia, at No. iS3, on Tenth street,
near Pennsylvania avenue, and SO well
pleased am | with the accommodations and
attentions shown there to strangers and
travellers, that | must ask the favor to
recommend the house to all visitors to the
national metropolis. A stay there will be
sure to be agreeable, as everything Is done
TO please. A TRAVELLER.
Alexandria Gazette,
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ALL 60 TO THE AMERICAN TEA STORE,
corner Of Seventh and 1 streets, for fresh
teas aud pure roasted coffee.
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THE Emperor Francis Joseph was re-
ceivcd by the Sultan, In Constautlnople, on
Thursday evening. The shipping In the
harbor was decorated, buildings were illumi-
mated and much enthusiasm was manifested
on the occasion.
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A PUBLICATIONS. FOR DUPLICATE LAND
"A WARRANTS.
~ Ill Inhnm u MN concfrn.

PEssioS. OFPIos, Sept, %, 1859.
Application. having beea made under the set Of
Juns 2, 1885, for the reissue Of the following de-
seribed Land Warrants, which are alleged to have
been lost or Destroyed: Notice IL hereby given
that at the date following the description Of each
warrant a new certificate or warrant Of like tenor
will be reiSsued. II no valid objection should then
appear:
4 duplicate Of Land Warrant Certificate, No.
a69i, for 100 acres, issued under the act Of Feb.
was grained September Is, 1873. October 0, 1850,
No, ISIS. for i2l acres, issued under tee act Of
was granted July u. 1880. NovembeT Q, 1859.
No l07 80 for 100 acres, issues under the act Of
was granted December 0. 1855. December Is, 1870,
No u, $50. for 100 acres, issued under the aet Of
September, $50. 10 the name Of Levi Allen, and
was granted January n. 1871 JanusIy 8, 1870.
II. VAN AERhAM,
NnmmisHtopsF of papaiona
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In polite. 1t supportS the principles add policy Of
tho sTeAt Republioi1 party, and sustaius the Adj
m RistratioG OF General Grant 1t gives especial
attention to toe news from all the Executive Depart
me eal orders OF Heads OF Depart
ments nd decisions Of beads Of bureaus thus max
ing 1t valuable paper for all officers OF tho Gov
orament who require the Information which +
contains
The miscellaneous depar inent will receive special
attention, aud in all respects Efforts will BIO ma 10
T. establish the character Of tho paper As hrst
class family Journal.
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SELBY & NAUDAIS, No. 1898 Pennsylvania
avenue, offer for sale their complete stock
Of dry goods at extremely low prices.
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THE SECOND annual meeting Of the Wash
lngton Cooperative Building and Deposit
Association will be held at Temperance Hall
tonight at 7 o'clock.
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j. c. PARKER, of the Post Office book
store, has on hand fine lot of new books,
stationery and fancy goods. Consult his
advertisement.
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SUPREME CouRr-RsiideneeS fihe Ju'iieeI.-
Mr.. Chief Justice Chase, corner Sixth and L
streets.
Mr.. Justice Nelson, National Hotel.
MT. Justice Grier, National Hotel.
Mr.. Justice Clifford, National Hotel.
Mr.. Justice Swaync, No. $50 Thirteenth
street, between L and I streets.
Mr.. Justice Miller, National Hotel.
Mr.. Justice Davis, National Hotel.
Mr.. Justice Field, No. $50 7 street,
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TRITED STATES PATENT OPPIo.

LIMITED STATES PATENT oFPIo..
" WASHINGTON, October Q, 1850.
On the petition Of HlRAM b. MUsaROvK, OF Gin
Slnnsti ohIG praying tSr The extension Of patent
an Improvement In Gas Cooking Stoves;
II IL ordered that ths testimony In tho case be
closed on the 9TH day Of December next, that tho
time for nling the Arguments aud the ExAminer's
report he limited to the 10th day OF December next
aud that said petition be heard on the 2OIh day OF
December next
Any person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL y. FISHER,
CGmmis sionsr OF Patents y
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Bookbinders.

r,DwARD LYCETT, -..
IL BooK-BJNDEn AND PkPBR-RULkR'
No III Psunsylvauis avenue, between Tonth and
Eleventh strests. south side.
Books eleaautly or plainly bosnd. PerodioAs
aad psWspApar iarsfniiv attended to
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A LIBERAL REWARD will DO paid for los
white terrier pup. See advertisement.
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LINCOLN PosT. No. 8, @. A. R., will meet
this evening at 1850 o'cloN, at Army Hall,
corner Of Eleventh street and Pennsylvania
avenue.
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"BURT's SuoEs."-Burt's beautiful fitting
boots for ladies', any style or width. An
Immense new stock just received at Gar
trelPs, $40 Seventh street, corner of street.
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AadisiessI Beasss aeeoGnized.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2.-The bodies Of the fol-
lowing persons lost on the stoucwall have
been recognised Jas. A. Adams aud Michael
Kinney, stock dealers Of 81. LOUIS j.
Doyle, J. Carson, Jerry Conslee, J. P. Arues,
John Haniey, J. concroy, A. condey, j.
Loves, J. Kelly, NJ. o. Loot, Jared Cole
man aud Peter Cunningham. All the above,
except the two first, were deck passengers.
Fifteen hundred dollars in money has been
found, and is In tho possession Of the au'
thorities.
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o. Tho DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN is
furnished to subscribers at 50 per Hnnum; nye
oples year s25.
L or COLUMBIA, the 9TH DAY OF oCTO.
Der, 1850.
Annie @. Jones, by John /
y. Ennis, BOXt fTiend, -
2 NOlIOJ Equity pOCkelH.
Frank W. Jones and
Ann 4 Grove.
On motion Of the complainant, ~ John john.
Prank W Jones aud Ana Z. Grove, cause their
appearance to DO entered herein on or hoiOfe the
hrst rule day occurring forty days AFTER this date
otherwise the cause willlbe proceeded with as In
True copy-Test; A. y. OLIN.
r. J.MEl0B, Clerk. Ocd'Wtw
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Y WAsaIssrcs. b. g., Get. 10. 1850.
On the petition Of CHARLEs II, BRows and
CH.ELEs BuRLEIoE. Of iitehburE. hs.s;. prsyiPg
18th day OF January, 1850, and Ieissued the nth
day OF August. 1867 for an Improvement In Means
OFFS
Ills ordered that the testimony In the ease DO
closed on the ltth day OF December next, that the
time for hlng arguments ard the Examiner's re.
port TO the 2h day Of Decembar next, and
December nept. -
Any person may oppose this exclusion,
An, SAMUEL s. FISHER,
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In Equity, No l,sO5.

IL TUE sUPEEHE COUNT OF THE DIsrRIrr
BEk, 1863,
,,., pVsnaw,,n, In Equity. Nol,sG.
ia raoliOn Of the plAintiH, by her attorney, Il. =,
Dsyis, IL Is ordered that the defendant cause hI-
appaAranse to be entered ReTei On o. before the
eas., 81 default A, u. OLlS.
True rUpy-Test: X. J, AEIus,
DELL. MINI CLERK.
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ROBERT ]. FLEMING, builder, corner Of
Fifth and X streets, offers two two-story
brick houses for sale or rent They are
finely located, and will be sold or rented
cheap.
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overheard A great many mules were burned
on the boat. He saw several mules on shore;
one had all Its skin burned of, one its cars
of, another its eyes out. We were treated
very kindly on the Rublcon.-S. Louis Re-
p,,biiean. Oef. 80.
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y WAsllb0rON, D. c., October 10, 1868
On the Petltiop Of EDwAhp HgpLEr. Of phila-
Of patent granted % him % The gOth day Of May,
1876, for an Improvement In sbingle haehineI
~ y Df1S a1a tn t ns tssunony ,ho essq pe
for hlipg arguments and the Examiners report DO
said petition BE- heard o. the "a day Of Nay next
Any person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL y. FISHER,
oc20.WSt Commissioner Of Patents.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

FRoN AN EnNxxT PHrsroTAN OF Bosros.
"while In Germany, last year, suffered at
one time greatly from the disease which has
so many years been my misery. A worthy
German eonfrere advised mo to use 'Hofrs
Malt Extract, and I am able TO testify thatg
Suffering from Dyspepsia, and always with
benefit 70 them. "-Pdris, Juns, 1865.
Sold by all Druggists and arocers. col .
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HEALING SALvE.
TIE ONLY SURE CURB IN THE WORLD is
BERG's UNIVERSAL RUSSIAN HEALING

Il cures, Wounds, Cuts, Bruises. Blisters and
TRY It'll
Il will relieve pain suffering.
Sold by all Drugsists.
Price. 25c., SOC. ,snL 81 per isr
for sale ~ JOHN =. HENRY. No. College
Place, New York.
Ofee, 900 Dowsry, MY. jy7.ly
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I NITED bTATES PATENT OFFICB,
~ WAsHIsGros, d, c., Oct. 0, 1850.
n ". praying for the extension Of patent
granled to him ON the l2th day q February, 1885.
II ~ ordered that the Testimony In the case DO
closed or the slh day q Ja9uary next that the
port be limited to he 10Th day Of January next,
and that said petition be heard on the 2lh day OF
tension, SAMUEL 8, FISHER,
En-. Ii Al LII
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THIS Is TO Owe NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
1 seriber has obtained FROM the o,phans' Court
Of WashlngiOn County, In the District OF Column
bia letters of adm pstration on the personal estate
q WILLIAM HgNsnAw, late OF Washington
claims against the sAid deceased are hereby warned
70 exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof, TO
the subscriber, on or before the llth day OF Sep.
tembsT nexti they may otherwise by law DO OK.
oludod from all beGent Of the said estate.
Der, 1870 UE0, A. SHEHAN,
septl9 M9w' AlminIstratoT
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CRIMINAL CouRr Judge Fsher.-This
court did no business yesterday beyond the
receipt Of indictments from the grand Jury.
Nolle prosequies have been entered In the
cases Of David Shea, George Paul and Mary
Saunders, indicted for assault and resisting
officers. These are because Of new indict
mcnts In the same cases.
Adjourned,
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DEATH OF COLONEL GARDINER Colonel
Charles r. Gardiner, q well known citizen,
died at his residence on Capitol Hill on Mon
day night. Colonel Gardiner, at the time of
his death, was elghty.two years Of age. lie
served faithfully during the war of 1912, and
was afterwards editor Of the New York
Patriot. Iu 1929 he was appointed Postmaster
General, n position he filled with marked
ability. He became auditor Of the Treasury
for the Po0t Office Department In 1885, aud
was afterward postmaster at Washington
city, and surveyor general Of Oregon. lie
was the author of Compend Of Infantry
Tactics, and very comprehensive Diction.
airy Of the Army.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-03

IT Is ANNOUNCED In another column that
any dollars was lost yesterday, between the
Treasury Department and Massachusetts
avenue. A liberal reward will be paid for
the same at 4l8 N street.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-03
SAMUEL s, FISHER,
oct2l. Thaw Commissioner OF Patents.

L 81 o,S.L0aBlA, THE srn DAY or ocfo-
In the matter Of the will Of Harris W. Granger.
deceased;
for hearing on the ltth Day Of November, 1850, and
the widow and heirs at iaw Of the deoedent appear
on or before hat day and show cause, n any they
have. why the said will should not DO admitted 10
probate; PrOufied, That this notice be pubii led
ones week for four weeks In the NATIONAL Re-
PrBLIcAs oil Washington city, and 3 copy sent 10
The last known residence Of the said Widow and
heirs at law.
5. i5Gf Spy Test Rs. wsP q Tsl.