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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-22
GENERAL CITYN.EWS.

Inspector Luddlngton, Of the Board OF Health,
has condemned during the past week si6 punches
OF nsh, 600 crabs, 300 clans, and 1000 water
melons.
A iamplightcr named Robert Jones was ar
rested BY 0ncers Collins and white, wednes-
day, on the charge OF Assaulting his wife. lie Is
held for hearing.
Justice Samuel c. Nils, while on a recent visit
the Providence Council, Sons Of Jouadab, with
handsome gold-headed cane.
Capt. Ned Ryther, well known among the
shOwmen, Is prospecting In the mountains OF
Virginia, with q view, II Ii said, OF selecting q
cenire-pole for his new spread Of canvas.
Sixteen hundred bushels OF prime to choice
red wheat sold yesterday In Georgetown at si.Is
TO l.ss per bushel; 9'o bushels Of wheat and gas
bushels q corn were also received, the latter
John Knox has returned from his extended
trip to Newfoundland, bringing with him nice
batch Of one cod, which he proposes 10 distribute
among his friends. sample Ia on exhibit ion,
hotel.
Lieutenant Noonan's onicera Wednesday made
q raid on some MARKET loafefs In the Northern
market, and arrested eight white and seven COL
ored boys and carried them before Judge Daw-
they were released.
Duncansou, Bowling 4 Co., auctioneors, sold
yesterday Afternoon, for Geo. Mason. trustee,
lots A and u, In McGllls subdivision OF square
3d. situated on l. street, between North
Capitol aud First streets west for twenty cents
Darrell.
A game Of base bali has been arranged to take
place on the White lot this afternoon, At 4
o'clock, weather permitting, between the honor
nry members Of the Creighton club and nine
styling themselves the Highianders. Mike
soanion VII Ss 10 Fl the Grssntoan
Highlander. Tue game will be for . keg Of
lemonade, 70 be drank on the ground.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-22

:. The programme OF music to be rendered by
tho Marine band at the President'J grounds to-
morrow Afternoon Is as follows; /. Grand Quick
March; Wleprecht. 2. C1orus and aria from
Belizarlo; Donizetti. 3. Gondola song; Kucken
A. Wedding March: Mendessohn. o. Introduc-
ton and Waltz, Dreams OF the Past;n Faust
Q. Overture TO Don Juan; Mozart. !. West Point
Academy Polka; Moscow. 3. Finale.
As the afternoons are getting much shorter,
the concerts will commencing on Saturday, be-
GIN al b.30 O'Clock sharp.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-22

Information has been received to the erec
that Colonel Iloratio q. KING, soa OF cx Post
master General King, former well-known resi-
dent OF Washington, Is confined to hts bed at
Rldgeneld, Conn, the result Of fan from the
carriage in which he was driving on Monday to
the depot. Col. King and Mr.. Otto G. Wiernm,
broker, were sitting on q seat that rested inse-
curely gu a trunk. They were behind time aud
the driver started his horses quickly, the Jerk
throwing both gentlemen to the ground. Mr..
Wierum sprang up unhurt, but Col. King was
unable to move. He was carried home, where Q
surgeon pronounced him unbrOken as to bones,
but l,auly sDralueI,
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IGNORANT D0GBERRYS.
KsEsE ASpK HOPPER rHBMlLPsAsASTs

Reese Preciai,ss Himscif the Nest Lepisns
Justice OF them All In Gases Of Cruelty
10 Apimsis-Ns Appeal from HIS Deci-
sieps-ssch Cases Cansst be Raied
Away 90 Anidayit-One Man Pays TIVE
fines for sinaie Gers In the Hssf Of
bis Hsrse-Kispfer's warrant Refused
by the Police as Informal aud Imperfect
Its Service Deciined-Bess and stuart
Rsnsscking . Lady's Burcaw On Plants
Executisu.
During the war, while upon one Of sheridan's
raids In "oid Virginia" the favorite horse Of
certain newspaper correspondent fell suddenly
lame without any apparent cause, while the
rider was striving his best to reach civilization
and q telegraph line. The sudden breaking
down Of the animal was sore disappointment
to his owner, who took much pains 10
have him properly cared for. after riding him
ifty miles or more, because he was 3 pet, and
for the additional reason that he was curious to
know the cause OF his lsmeness.
Tue veterinary surgeon and blacksmith to-
rcther, aftera mouths delay, discovered q corn
In the hoof, which being extracted the animal at
once resumed his usual Rayety and sprightliness.
The value Of an experienced horse chiropodist IL
arm, Of Inc service.
T,a -. ...,.,,,,.. m, ,.,...,
case Of horse-corn yesterday, which dc.
WDp." ."e 'e'o ynanc'e, OF suslcs
mee,e !" new rmsse. MI. samuel
, ,,uu.ieS uesuneu uhAs Que Gay last sprimg.
during during ms a6sence from the city. his
~ M cnsch ~ ps o. Ms Hosa norses
~ on ooacn 70 rke some giis nvetto nus
n sun, scrvss tne EAstern orhncn. oae ot tne
n"ssss ~ ' ooin ~ tne nooi Nncn svuetmes
!. nne ,h n' ~. ~ W VIZ ame w nue wnne
"usu " u"e no.. v. sNeIo,se Wou" eSPei he pun
anu ne lhnenehs disappear. .
vi .nis oooss,on ,ne MORSE u saul 70 nave neen
seIy hms h.el navlns ptoceeneo Aoout one
squAie tne utiyer wA Arrested lot cruelty 70
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A desirable stable for rent.
An attractive cottage for sale.
A good, steady baker Is wanted.
A four-story brick house for sale.
Desirable lots for sale very cheap.
Bordentown IN. J.) Female College.
See the card Of the Sisters OF the Visitation.
A highly improved farm for sale or exchange.
See notice Of the Baltimore and Potomac rail-
road.
Proposals will be received for subsistence
stores.
Began wylie Offer great Inducements in
dress goods.
W. q. Metzerot A 70. offer great bargains In
second hand pianos.
Relchenbacb, AS Eleventh street, Is agent for
Kuabe's celebrated pianos.
Mrs. q. NJ. Condron and Miss A. rolman Smiths
school will reopen on Wednesday, September 10.
Thos. 4. waggaman will sell on Wednesday,
August 81, at O'Clock, p. m, a small brick house
on Seventeenth street, between X and streets
east.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-22

Up to about I'VE years ago the Government OF
Japan was not unlike that Of England In the time
Of King John in some important respects. The
country was divided into large number OF prov
inces, each ruled over by the old-timc Daimios,
who held exclusive Jurisdiction over their respec-
tive provinces, but themselves personally owing
allegiance to the Emperor. or Mlkado. The will
OF the daimlo was law to his subjects, even
though he might be In rebeilion--the only escape
was suicide by hara-kiri, (not hari-kari,) which
custom 70 ndOred honorable, and which thus fur
nished some slight check upon the power OF these
petty princes. Between these princes or dukes,
or barons or dallnios, as you may choose TO call
them, and the emperor, the sacred heaven-ie-
seconded Mikado, was interposed the shOgun,'
Tycoon, as he was incorrectly called) who was,
theoretically, simply hereditary prime minis
ter, aud his rank among the other dalmlos only
that OF being the first among equals. Naturally
enough, however, as In the case OF the Pope, who
was At nrst only nrst among the many bishops OF
a rank equal 10 himself, the Shotgun really be-
came the ruler Of the country, while the inru-
ence OF the Mikado, whatever 1t may have been,
eau hardly be detected In the general course OF
affairs from year TO year. This structure Of the
Government had Its advantages for the Mlkado,
as II enabled him to be always on good terms
with his snhjects-all Instructions, OF which
Japanese history IL full, being directed towards
the Shotgun 80 that for the past seven hundred
years he had never engaged In any CONFLICT until
with the antiquity -reyivlng spirit OF multitndes
about the Mikados court, led TO the war which
ended, rather more than four years ago, In the
defeat OF the Shotgun and the revival OF the d.
rect influence Of the Mikado In the an airs Of the
Government.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-22

At the regular annual session Of the Grand
Circle, b. U. III. F.) c. A., Of the District OF Co
lumbis, held August 20, the following named
brothers were elected as the grand oficers Of
the Order In this Jurisdiction for the ensuing
year: II. @. Langley, q. G. W.; A. u. Clements
q. c. III Jas; NJ; Padsett, q. Q. r.; Jas. L. De.
Inent, q. 8. X; Thos. =. Denham, q. Treasurer;
ahal; Geo. A. Slmmonds, q. W. D.; 7. W. Crown,
q. W. N. and @. x. W.; W. A. II. Bradley, grand
representative Of this District TO the Supreme
Circle Of the United States.
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THE COUNTS.


Probate Court-Register Webster.
An administration was granted In this court
yesterday on the estate OF Enoch Simms, with 0
bond Of 500; and on the estate Of Frank Bartell,
with bonii OF 800. ~ is.Hf
The lsst viii Of WIN. ,Appleby, Of Georgetown,
WA nled for probate. Yhe teststor oequeaths
oil his personal estate To hts wife, and his real
estate to his children and grandchildren.
PsIics Cosrt-Jadae Dawson Pro TEN.
John Miller, maintaining nuisanoesi nned q
In each case. ID. X. Waters, same charge; %.
Rodger Carroll, cursing; 81. Mary Stagner; va
grant; ninety days in warehouse. John James,
David Thomas, James Thomas and Frank Brad
ley, charged with stealing watcrinelons; fined 3
escn. Timothy Mar, larceny OF Q; ss5 and
costs. William II. Brown, assault On Mary
Marsh; 50 and costs. Frederick snowden, ass
sault on Alfred Brockenbury; ninety days In jail.
James Shreve, assault on John Cook; continued.
Ellen Williams, larceny Of q basket Of peaches;
suspended. Edward Conkllnv and James Mo
Cormick, anray; IS each. James Mccormick,
profanity; a.. Robert Tate, bosterous; %.
Charles Easterbrook, scratching the show win
down IN the store Of George burns, continued.
Mary Rodgers, assault on Sarah Smith; % and
costs. Henry Mathews, assault on samuel Nc
Keever; so. Adjourned,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-22

Thomas Waters sued Maria Waters, In the
Equity Court yesterday, claiming divorce on the
ground OF continued cruelty. lie sets forth va
rlous aggravat!oni and assaults, and alleges
that he Is afraid to eat anything prepared by
his wife, fearing she Will pOiEop him,
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- $500, 600,
divided Into TWELVE THOUSAND CASH GIFTS.
rl be distributed By lol among The ticket 6oldsrs
wheel BY blind ehidIen and the gifts from smother.

Total. 1000 Gifts. all Cash. amounting TO- q snao
The distribution will be positive whether eli the
ticket. are soid or not and ths twelve thoHsana
unsold tickets being destroyed - at the First and
4eoond Concerto, and mot represented In the
Price Of Tickets. ,a.F
whole tickets. $50, halves e?6; tenths, or each
coupon, %, II whole ucAets for 4tlU; m tickets
tickets io5 elo0ol No discount on lees than 900
the impoverished success Of the Third CIT Con
0oEt = well As the s4isf.ction given by the First
SECOND. makes 4 only necessary TO announce
Fourth OFT Concert will be conducted In all
sssasd frs NE ara iS e. may
from this Once to all who apply for them.
panied BY lie mouey promptiy nIi.d i IiiSn
Terms given to those who buy 70 sell a.faln.
TiIOs. X. BRAslL.RTTE,
Agent Public Library of Kentucky snd Manager
q CIV Concert, Public Library Building, Louis
vile. Nv. AuiATukFlm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-22

Coop FOOD AND PLENTY OP IT produces the
same effect upon person who has been starved
that the Peruvian Syrup. an Iron Tonic, does
npon the weak anl deblitatc,I-it makes them
strong and vigorous, changing weakness and
suffering into strength and health.
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

On the petition OF MosEs FhnMia, Of salem
granted 70 hun on the 18th day u November 1859,
and reissued on tbs 10Th day q December, isfs tor
ii il ordered that the testimony In tho casa ba
closed on the llth day OF October next; that tho
port be limited to the 24th day Of October next.
ind that said petition be heard on the 10Th day Ct
Any person may oJposo ths extension.
aulgTuSw NJ. b. LE0dETT. Commissioner.
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THE JEFFERSON STATUE.

some Interesting Facts About Its History.
dpropce Of the removal Of the Jefferson statle
from the north front OF the Executive Mansion
q correspondent Of the New York Times gives
the following Interesting facts In recent letter:
"rhe statue Of Jefferson, In front OF the white
House, which has Just been removed by order OF
Gen. B,boock, Is the work OF David, OF Anglers,
q French sculptor, famous 10 the early part OF
the century. One Of the most celebrated works
Ia bronze statue Of Gutenberg, which stands at
s,ras6urs aud IKE The Jefferson statue, hasa
four remarkable has relieves, Illustrating the age
In which Gutenberg lived, by groups OF all his
great contemporaries. Originally one Of the
ton was that Of Martin Luther.
"The Restoration was upon France before the
work was completed, and p,acci where u now
nigh gabed rooted and dormered Widowed
buildings, its nocks Of storks, standing on the
market sheds or stalking solemnly and uncon-
cernedly about,,he unpaid scavengers Of the
city-and its sad.faced and quaint-garbed hlsa-
tan peasantry and common folks. When the
white Terror began the priests insisted that
Martin Luther should not appear In the work.
David vas Obliged 10 Yield and 70 cqualize the
shame, also removed n noble composition-the
head and ngure Of Bossuet, the great pulpit
orator OF the Galician church. Now. above the
do homage TO blgotry, noats The standard Of Mar
tin Luthefa nationality, and It's rulers are of the
race OF blood and iron now engaged IN deadly
war with the Papacy, and prepared, II needs be,
to abolish all priestho0ds.
"This is apart, however, from the Jefferson
statue. All visitors 10 Washington have prob
ably noticed It In the incloscd seml.clrcle facing
the Avenue In front Of the White House. From
ia secluded site, however, lew would hereto
fore know that 1t Is one Of the finest works Of
plastic art In this country. IL Is curious fact
one, unless under the common law title Of pos.
session for qualified period Il has passed into
the hands Of the Commissioner Of Public Build
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-22

Yesterday afternoon as young man named
David Walter was hlghting from q street-car at
tho corner OF Bridge and Jefferson streets,
Georgetown, he was knocked down by the horses
OF q car passing In another direction, and had
his legs severely injured. He was.picked up and
carried to his home, No. First street, near
High, where his injuries were dressed.
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

On the Position q LrosihD B. 5. GALE. q Wash;
inston, d. o., praying for tho extension Of patent
granted 70 him on the sth day of November.
1872 Aud reissued on the sh day OF March. is7O, for
II ID ordered that the testimony in the case be
cosed on the It'll day Of October next; that the
be limited TO the 18th day Of October next, and
that said petition be heard On the I'D day OF oeto
Der merit
person m,s Gs;sss ssis eP Ssn,..ou.r
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-22

Take Care Of Near valuables.
Call and examine the fire and burglar-proof
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner New
YORK avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe-keep-
Ing Of securities, Jewels, silver-ware, or other
valuables. Rents, from Ten To sixty dollars per
Annum, according to size. No business man can
afford TO do without them.
Take parntng from ths Chieapo aud Boston brss. I
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-22

now In the District Is from the Lion Brewery
Cincinnati, and for family use can be OF Tine,
from dealers throughout the city, at $40 pei
dozen, pint bottles.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-22

This club, which started on Its NTH annual
trip down the Potomac on the 9th, returned
yesterday at 6 p. m, after enjoying two days
longer than they expected, having been out
twelve days. The principal points they visited
were Piney Point, Point Lookout Rip Rsps,
Cobb's island, Norfolk, Cherrystone, 81. Mays,
the members OF the club look remarkably well,
and expect to make several more Just such bcnc-
uCial trims.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-22


When the stomach rebels against food and OBJ
stinately refuses to digest Sufficient allment IN
keep the body well nourished, 1t can only be
compelled to resume ita natural duties by a
wholesome tonic. The powerful alkaloids so
often administers for Tits purpose are not
wholesome. They are, for the most part, deadly
poisons, and even when taken In very small
quantities react Violently upon the nervous sys-
ten. Not 30 H0stotter's Stomach Bltters. This
salulary combination Of vegetable juices, en-
bfacing, the lines inyigorants ard alternatives
mildly. steadily aud benedcisiy upon the digrs.
tive organs. Ia dyspepsia, bilious affections,
nervous complaints, periodic fevers, chronic
constipation, bodily weakness, mental depres-
sion, lanRuor, sleeplessness, and the various
disabilities incident To old age and prem iture
decay, Its effects are 50 wonderful that TO be
comprehended they must be witnessed or expe-
rienccd.
sammer Drinks.
Raspberry aud Lemon Syrup At 40 Pennsyl.
yania avenue; ti.bo per gallon; 2o cents per
bottle.
TIE GREAT ENdLIsH REMEDY for aout and
Rheumatism. All sufferers from the above CON-
plants, either Of recent long standing are I'D
Trey can Be relied upon ~ the most safe and
enectual remedy ever offered 70 the public, and
have been universally used In Europe for many
years with tho greatest success. Prepared By
and sold By all druggists.
WHITE. clean, sound teeth. all may have By
using daily THuRsros's Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder; price 70 and 90 cents per bottle.
BEAUTIFUL, soft, glossy hair, all desire II, VII
may have II by constant use OF Taoxrsoss
Pomade optime' Price, sS and 20 cents per
LionrooIoRsp Kid 0iovesa are very stylish when
not aOiled, JouyKNs inodorous Kid Glove
Cleaner will renovate them thoroughly; Price q
cents per bottle. All sold by druggists and
fancy dealers.
WELLS MAcH'Ns-srREAp srRKsGruKsIs0 PLAs-
,ssa "l etsr ~ pSSna Ssp nS ss ' anr''
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GROCERIES,.
G. G. CORNWELl q SONS,

.....
S~"s So"S'
r,,ci~s,d nv-,,r
very oSolos, from S.i,inorso
OYSTER On e.a.,
'A FRESH ,p SALMON MIC s'e %r T"aS or,sou,
SLICED SALMON.
ROAST BEEF. iron Terra,
-
..,,s' ,.r '.'' ,,, ns'.' ,ss. 80,
for L..ea.
-
Potted Ham.
P"tted Turkey,
fotted S""e'
- 49, .,
- . u r .,
GREEN TURTLE. MOCK peas' TURTLE. TOMATO.
BEEF. CHICKEN ox-rArL.
40 &c. 90 ...., ... d
esss easp'~s ssser SONS seWs tse
five. %. :. = trip ''' purchase ALL STORES
Everything Guaranteed. D.
w IN ES.
300 dOZ. Claret,
| fso,d nv IN. do,co a, vho,.s.,s ,r,o..,
| S0osSe SIAU6ts
| tVory hneD
| TABLE ClAHET,
cAIAWBk WINE,
SNEpny WiHES'
Choicest Imported,
pnpY wlNEH.
v,.p, ,..o,,,n.na., =, ,,,. ....on a, An.
rear for ,nv.iid.,
Chanpagnes,
| 0n popular brands importsd'
wrIoI,rs
Wn1oAAG0.
"ctOW." Kentucky.
sAASSSN' lehhsSiVhhin'
Ia KEN,
| AmrR,cau T r. compAuy
overholt.
| CAM u.,,no,d
SO, go. $50.
prsr wu1sKy a, pm norTIy on q. m PER
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TLe WssLlas,ea Ui.y sayIna. BanL,

corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours to Z; Satnr-
days, . 70 and TO 9.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-22

PREVENTIVE OF HyDRorHoBIA.-uo to savsges
and buy q muzzlr ''iyour dog.
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LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
VI MAHHIsaroH xHR NEW YORK

Hstssfisr DC sns sie.IsSiPs z d
$;1i 53ssi $Ss "A k
every Saturday At ,, M, LeAye deorsetovn every
Friday. at q m. and Alexandria the same day q
70, fuI! inioIn.sen, sgplly y RPA bEsHAM.
hsY York Avenue. J.W, THOMPSON,
tsll1u PresidsnL
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-22

Washington Grove camp-meetiag, near Gath
ersburg, several times. Notwithstanding the
extraordinary series OF rainy days since the
meeting began, there seems 10 be no nsPging Of
interest. Tue large crowds usually In attendance
during the day at such meetings have been kept
away by the rain aud muddy roads; but yester-
day there was large attendance, and doubtless
it will increase daily, as Old Sol seems inclined
to reappear. Every accommodation is furnished,
In the way OF meals and confectionery,
by our friends, Baker and Fulks, and horses are
taken care Of by Alex. Suter.
Rev. Drs. Lanahan, Cleveland and Macauley
are among the distinguished dlyines present
at the meeting. Tue meeting will be continued
until the latter part OF next week.-ROckrile
MA Idroraff
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-22

IT would be well enough for every man who
Joins In the Yell Of cXecTatlon against the cap
tain Of the WaWaset, to calmly ask himself
which ne would choose to 10, take passage by u
swift steamer and ruu some risk, or 20 by a slow
and sure one. The common carriers viii cease
to be reckless when the travelling public cease
TO bc,-CincinnHl Times,
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Take Care Of Year vaIaab

GATHERS Ladies' and Gents Dining Saloor.
33I Pennsylvania avenue. Everything IN season
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-22

THR new Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa.
Is perfect In every point OF comfort.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-22

J. II. sauicr d Co., ..
Bankers, No. l4lo Pennsylvania avenue, pay &
per cent on all deposit.
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corner Of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
pays Q per cent. interest on all deposits Depos-
IL can be male and drawn at viii.
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FROZEN PEACHES at Gau,icr's, s1T rennsyiva-
MIA avenue.
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1
WAsHIsaToS, August, 1879
In accordance with the provisions OF All act OF
Congress, approved March ., 1878, the undersigned
hereby invtte Architectural plans ors etches mot
including details working plans) for new build.
ing for the Library OF Congress, to be drawn IN &C.
cordance with limits and conditions which will be
furnished To applicants. The sum Of fifteen hun.
dred dollars win be paid for such design as may be
AdJqdyed the best by the commission: one thou.
sand dollars for the second best, and Ave hundred
dol ars 70 the third best to be paid on the slst Of
The plans must be submitted on or before the LIST
day OF November next, and addressed tprepaid)
10 the Librs Ian 81 CONGRESS-, Washington, ID. q.
Chairman OF the Joint Committee
,,,..,, Chairman 81 lie seuste Commit.
o'i'"i''''o"' tee on Public buildings and
GroundB.
Aulseo Librarian of CongreAH.
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DENTISTS.

-DR. A. PRATT, GRADUATE OF
cl3Yy, Ohio College Of Dental Surgery, I'll sev.
south OF Odd Fellows Hall, Washington Teeth
fIO set either jaw. jyi7.d
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

~ WARRINGTON. d. @. August Z, 1878
On the petition OF LEoEARD d. GALE, Of Wash.
ins,on, p I, praying for The EXTENSION OF patent
and reinsued the sth day Of March, ls7O, for an
mprosen In Manufacture OF Gas;
IL ts ordered that the testimony In the be
closed on the 7th day Of October next; that the
tme for hlins arguments and the Examiners re-
md that said petition DO heard on the aad day Of
Any RsrsOn may oSp9pss nh ,, 1 extension 4
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REDUCED PRICES
REDUoE sToUH,
ADJUSTMENTS, EXCURSIONS, ETC

hmUoEMENlS, EACUkSlUNO, ELL
uIBBRNIAN BENEFICIAL SOCIETY,
Il OF QEORqETOwN.
A Grand PIC Mo. under the auspices Of the
above S2Sic,y for ~ &c bensn, y ~;
-tn be given At ANAIosrAN ISLAND. 10 tho
Holy H9I Band has bSen engaged Ticke,s, . CTS.
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