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the tousoriai dspartmsnt, and thsir services are
much In demand. They have brought out Q num-
Der Of bootblscks, who are found 70 be . conve-
ence.
PRESERVATION OF ORDER ON SABBATH.
The police force OF the camp, this year has been
organized under the Maryland STATE law govern
By the company, Of general manager, who Is
powers 70 exercise all the functions Of g law ON
Ger, TO make arrests, regulate trafac, &C., within
two miles q the camp ground: The rssPonsL
the sabbath mott conpstsnt corps Of assist
ants, and VIII act with vigor and prompeness 70
maintain that high degree OF order and quiet
which is Que 70 ne day and % place dedicated
sntnese II parties visiting the grove on the Sab
bath viii bear this in mind, and give no occasion
for any interference- By the geutlemeu who are
charged with this very delicate but necessary
Anumber Of the tents are very beautifully ar.
ranged and handsomely furnished. Outside
are rivsling the native songsters with their mel.
ody. Mounds Of stones, decorated with Wild
grasses, ferns and arbor vita adorn the avenues
ance Il that occGpied bv Nrs Henry BurcS and
her accomplished daughter, Miss Laura. The
oils. fronts the inner plaza, and Is pleasant Vis.
iting place for numerous friends, who hold them
in high esteem. As they came from part Of the
constitute social reunion seasons, which none
epjey more than they. They always make their
callers feel so much at home that the invitation
TO come again is seldom neglected.
A BEAUTIFUL DAY IN CAMP.
This has been q most charming day IN the
grove. The sunlight has been unclouded, and, az
Il has stolen in amid the openings, in the leafy
canopy It has dried the carpeting Of leaves until
they rustic at every footstep. All sp-
pearance of the late rains is disappearing, and
The encampment is IN most excellent condition
for enjoyment. Parties generally have been
drawn out of their tents and are promenading,
making calls and chatting, causing the time TO
glide pleasantly BY. The afternoon trains
brought up gratifying Increases to the company,
who were greeted at the railroad station by
Numerous friends In waiting. AMER all hands
had paid their respects to Messrs. Bruce and
Savoy, and procured the necessary proportion OF
the .ststf Of life" half an hour was spent IN con-
-yersation, song and promensdings when all
hands were again summoned TO preaching, and
Rev. T. q. Kirby, OF Lsurel. MARYLAND. adj
dressed the audience, which was llrger than those
as,mbled at the two previous services. "A prayer
meeting followed the preaching, and thus enued
the second day Of camp. L.
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THE CENTENNIAL.
Arrangements for To-Day.

This afternoon and evening the O'Connel CEN
tsnary celebration Will be conducted In this city
under the auspices OF the several Irish societies.
and promises to prove brilliant success. The
committee having charge Of the matter held an
interview with Governor Dennison last evening,
and that gentleman accepted the honor rendered
him Of presiding at the meeting. If he is not
called from the city during the day, General
Ketcham will also be present and assist the Gov
ernor. The celebration. as has been announced,
societies will participate, and q mass-meeting in
the Smithsonian grounds At the meeting the
following named gentlemen will deliver addresses:
Hon. W. J. Kinds, Of Arkansas; Colonel Richard
Burke. Colonel J. r. OBierne, Hon. William
Kilgoure, of Virginia; Senator Jones, Of Flarids.
The demonstration bids fair to be one Of the most
imposing ever held in this city.
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Directions for Restoring Persons Apparently


l. Lose no time. Garry out these directions on
the spst.
2 Remove the roth and mucus from the mouth
and nostrils.
g. Hold the body, for q few seconds only, with
the head hanging down, 90 that the water NAV
run out Of the lungs and windpipe .--t
T. Loosen all tight articles Of clothing about the
neck and chest.
s. See that the tongue is pulled forward If II
falls back In the Throat By taking hold Of It with
Q handkerchief It will not slip.
Q. IL the breathing has ceased, or nearly 50, IT
must be stimulated BY pressure of the chest with
the hands, In imitation Of the natural breathing;
forcibly expelling the air from the lungs and 81
lowing It to re-enter and expand them by the elias
tlclty OF the ribs. Remember that this Is the most
important step Of all. To do It readily, lay the
person on his back, with cushion, pillow or some
nm substance under his shoulders; then press
Mnn tne nat OF the hands over the lower part of
ne pleastooae and upper part of the abdomen,
Keeping ~ regular repetition and relaxation OF
Pressure twenty or thirty times o minute. pres
~ o. ,nrty pounds may be applied with safety
Z Rub the limbs with the. hands or with dry
cioths constantly, to aid the circulation and Keep
g. As soon as the person can sval,ov ,,v.
taDle Spoonful Of spirits in hot water, OF some
Q. WORK deliberately. Do not give up too ou,ok,v
success mas rewarded the Efforts Of hours. : .
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District Notes.

he employees Of the water registrar, parking
commission and superintendent Of streets and
sewers were paid yesterday for July.
The following building permits were Issued by
Inspector Plowman yesterday: F. B. Winter,
brick dwelling, north side NJ, between Tenth and
two-story brick dwelling, 16xS2 feet, east side
Eleventh. between ID and E streets southeast;
q, SEQ. p. Maloney, o brick storehouse, south
Fourth streets southeast; $500. p. Hyson, re-
model tvo-story brick dwelling, south side Of
Seventh, between II and / streets northwest;
$1,000 b. ID. DORIAN, o two story brick dwelling
west side Eighth, between B and U streets south.
east; $500
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TO RICHMOND.
Tha Exouraion Saturday.

The arrangements for the grand excursion to
Richmond, Va, via water and rail, to take place
on Saturday next, have been completed, and 1t
promises to be a grand success. Already Mr.
Brad. Adams has sold three hundred tickets, and
the cry is still they come and there is ample room
for all who come or go. The Vanderbilt will
leave her wharf at II p. m. Saturday, and pro-
coed to Acquia Greek. There the passengers will
take cars, and reach Richmond early Sunday
morning. After spending the day sightseeing
they will leave Richmond at 1880, and reach
home early Monday morning. Arrangements
have been made with FOrd's hotel to furnish
meals at reasonable rates for the party, and all
who attend may confidently count on q pleasant
and cheap trip. See advertisement.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday: Lewis Kraft and Cathsrine Thomas;
Trovbridge Howell and Bennine Burns; Edward
Lacy and Jane r. Moore, OF St. Mary's county,
Md; Joseph Zulich and Madaline Chic; George
W. Browne and Britannia ]. Stephens; Andrew
Moulton and Agnes Moore; Samuel T. johnson
and Margaret Robinson; Philip Mitchell and
Mary j. Patterson. of Annapolis; Kalip H.
Burch, Of Alexandria county, Va, and Ann E.
Kidwell, Of Fairfax county, Va.
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Memorial Church Excur,ions.

The seventh in the series OF the Memorial
church excursions win be given next Monday
evening. It was postponed for q week on account
Of the weather, but now the warm days have come
again, and the communitytwill be as anxious Is
ever 20 participate In these most delightful trips
The Pilot Boy, Captain Byles, will be In excel
lent trim for the excursionists, who will leave
Sixth. street wharf at p. N. and return at IL,
going down as far as salt water. Tickets at ali
the AOlly.Tree lunch roomE.
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THE MONUMENT.
Meeting Of the Ahsociatio,

The Washington Monument Society met yes
terdAy ct the City Hall, but there was q very
small attendance, Is most Of the members have
left the city for the summer. In the absence of
the president and vice president, DR.. ]. b.
Blake presided, and J. Carroll Brent, esq., acted
as secretary.
The secretary reported that he had received
from Mrs. ID. Z. p. Bouligny the sum Of sIOO,
the net proceeds Of the recent exhibition of the
painting, by Mrs. Gardner, OF New Hsnpshire
entitled HCorinne," for the benett Of the Society,"
fund. The secretary was directed to acknoW-
ledge the receipt Of the money, and to extend to
Mrs. Bouligny and the other ladies Interested
the thanks Of the society. The society then ad-
iourned until THURSDAY next.
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ordered me to disclose the name Of the person
Who had taken my note from the jail. OF course
refused. Was then e,-E lEf
PLACED IN THE SWEAT BOX,
Enest device for the punishmsns Of the refrse-
Sy re he
lister through which came the steam from the
kitchen combined with the efiuvis from the urin-
Gaping alive, but was dstermined 70 die rather
than diyulge the name Of my benefactor. en-
dlred the thing for three weeks, although often
suferings were somewhat mitigated by my guard,
who, when unobseryed, would open the door and
give me breath Of air. As . reward Of t76oooo
was offered for Surrstt, i have no doubt Baker
purposed killing me, with the idea that be could
bury me as he had buried Booth, that the real
get the reward without question. may Be wrong,
but think not. I-
EELRAsED WITHOUT A TRIAL.
al was taken from the sweat box with my
spirit unbrokep, and suddenly, without the
erals once and released. then learned the day
and month, and foundthat more than I'VE months
had rolled away since my arrest At Memphis. 1
to make no effort Il seeking redress 1t that tine,
as the country was In . high state Of excitement
sn nd have ssu Ssss n9n ssn sssd
ever since. In collecting my brothers papers
have found . number bearing on my case, and
tom IN the All TSsr. besys gou haTs the
whole story"
TWO REMARKABLE coINcIDENcEs.
81 have forgotten to say that, although saw
Surratt after my release, and could see no points
Of resemblance between him and myself, many
persons have told me that vel ook enough alike
70 be twin brothers. 1t may be regarded az some
thing Of o coincidence, that after had suffered
thus for q fellow that looked like me, my poor
dead brother should be dragged Into the Beecher
case, and banded about like foot ball. because
he resembled Theodore Tilton, aud was taken for
the latter in the Rossel procession"
And here the Colonel arose from the table, and
babe his hearers uadIeun
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-06

a farmer on the road between Charleston and
Worcester, Msss., having been terribly annoyed
By drummsrs, put mp sign: "No sewing ma
chines wanted here. Go OUT Il was no use; the
next drummer wanted 70 BEE the machine, sand
perhaps he'd hitch mp trade" SO the farmer
we'll for little while, but then came along Q
drummer frightfuIly pftted with the sma1l-p ox.
who suddenly said. "sesn you've got 1t bad here
they've put me on this routs.n l ~
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ANOTHER ENTERPRISE.
Construc ton Of Fruit and Vegetable Evap-


UfAL0T.
Yesterday Mr.. Reynolds, of Chicago, inventor
and proprietor Of the Reynolds Fruit and vege-
table Evsporator, begun the construction in this
city Of the largest one Of his apparatus ever yet
built. The work Is being done for several we'll
known merchants Of this city, and IL VIII be CON-
pleted In time to prepare and dry large quai.
tity Of the present crop OF fruit for the Western
market, there being great scarcity west OF Ohio
and Kentucky this season. The apparatus Is
said to be the finest Of Its kind ever made and
when completed viii have capacity Of two hun
dred bushels daily.
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I Have Just ooensd

o special lot Of Black Doeskin PantaIoons for an
worth ca Buyers will dowelI to inspect Tor 80
good an article for the price VIII not be offered
again foon. Gro. q. HKNNTNe.
40 Seventh street..
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The Chariot Company.

The board Of incorporators Of the Northern
Liberty Chariot Company, organized Wednesday
evening, met at O'Clock yesterday at the office
OF the Northern Liberty Market Company, to
perfect their organization and prepare for incor-
poration. H. Moran was elected president, Geo.
". Cissel, ESQ.,, treasurer, and George W. King,
esq, secretary. Subscription books will be opened
Monday. The board adjourned until Monday
evening"
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BASE BALL.
Pythisns vs.. Eagles, North washington.)

Pythisns vs.. Eagles, North Washington.)
A very close and exciting game was played on
=, the Olympic grounds yesterday between these
mines. Both clubs did heavy batting, the Eagles
scoring on tho first two innings, which secured
the game to them. From the Eecond inning
game. Handy, Korts and Vehemeyer, of the
PythiRns, and Smallwood and Kane, of the
Eagles, did very fine playing. As the Pythians
we're only organized the beginning NJ this season
their future playing, juigtng from the past, will
have an important bearing on the junior cham
pienship. The score was: Eagles, 10; Pythians, 4.
CREIGHTON VS.. EAGLE.
The Creighton (smateurs) and Eagle (of East
Mathington) play Q game Of base ball on the
olympic grounds this evening at O'Clock.
A good game may be expected, as both clubs VIII
pIesent their best mines. The Creightons hsye
games. ~ - '
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Pantaloons.

A large assortment Of dark ana medium colors,
fully 20 per cent. less than former prices
EIsENAN Bros,
Corner Of Seventh and Z streets.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-06

The progress of Marshal MaeMahou through
the inundated provinces Of France is described as
politically Q failure. 1nvidIous comparisons are
drawn between Napoleon Ill, mounted on horse
back in mid current and publicly distributing aims
TO the sufferers by the foods in 1885, and Marshal
MaeMshon travelling peacefully in . carriage,
and profiering future assistance.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-06

]. T. Wormley, real estate broker and auc.
tioneer, sold yesterday at auction, for George W.
Stickney trustee lot IS at 81 cents per FOOT lot 49,
st Il cents per foot and lots 20 q and 2, ct 10
cents per foot, all in square 464, each being
twenty feet front on Virginia avenue, between
Sixth and Seventh streets southwest, to the CON-
mIssioners Of the Freedmen's Savings and Trust
Company
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30 Lord, Revive Thy workp' the Tex.

An Argument I'm Favor OF Camp Meet.
inEs and Revivals - Afternoon
Preaching By Rey.M.LHawley
New Arrivals At the Grove
Camp Gossip Pro.
gramme for the Sab.
hath - Police Ar.
. rangements.
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The Washington and Ohio Railroad Com

The proposal for a transfer Of the management
OF the Washington and Ohio Railroad Company
tothe Pennsylvania Railroad Company, and place
Mr.. o. A. Stevens in charge, which has been
under negotiation for some time, has, IT is under
stood, come to Q point at which the contracting
parties are unable to agree, and is likely to be
deferred if not abandoned. The directors of the
company have been in session at Alexandria for
two DAYS past considering the subject
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CITY ITEMS.

THAT IRON Is VALUABLE As MEDICINE
has long been known but 1t Is only since Its prep
aration In the particular form OF Peruvian Syrup
that Its full power over disease has been brought
to light. Its eject IN cases Of dyspepsia and de.
bility is most salutary.
BUTTER DEMoRAIIzEDi
Best Virginia roll only 30 cents per pound;
choicest Frederick County Creamery roll only 81
cents per pound, at
BRAY Co.'s,
ia Center Market and 100 N. L. Market.
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BUTTER DEMoRAI1zEr

go TO t1.ooo
invested IN Stocks and Gold pays 100 per cent .
month. Send fer particulars. Tumbridge & 90,
Bankers, Wall street, New York
THuRsroH's IvoRT PRARL TOOTH Powpm
used daily Will keep the teeth clean, white and
twenty-five and my cents per bottle.
yoUvKN's NOTORIOUS KIp-GLov1 OLHAnm
viii renovste soiled gloves thoroughly end
quickly. Twenty 1--we cents per bottle.
THoMPsoa's PoMADE OPTIMn is equal TO the
best French, and but half the price. twenty-five
End MY cents per bottle.
WILLS STREneTHKHIns PLAsrERs are sths
very best All sold BIZ druRRfsts
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STEAMER 'kUE'' EXCURSIONS.
The Elegant
Iron Steamer Sna7

Captain JAMES HARPER, Is now making exeur.
sions TO Point Lookout on livery SATURDAY,
stoPping AZ Piney Point and Marshall's, going
The Steamer leaves stephensoA,s wharf, foot OF
seventn street, at p. m, arriving at Point Look
out early Sunday morning. and returnis 2 to wash
tngton by a. m. on Monday,
AL the accommodations are hrst-class, and ara
unsurpassed by any steamer on the river,
For passage, state-reoms, &C., apply to
STEPHENSON q BRO, Agents.
Stephenson's wharf, foot Of Seventh street,
je29-r Or office, i21S PeunsylYania ayenne
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WASHINGTON GROVE CAMP.
SECOND DAY AT eA1rHEasBURe
OPENING SERMON BY DIR. MULLEI

RELIGIOUS WORK FORMALLY BEGUN
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NJ EW 300 KS
Bachelder's Popular Resorts, and How to Reach
them.
Ny Danish Days. By Grimm.
Hauprs Centennial Railway Guide-map Of Phila-
delphia.
Mr.. smith. By walfred. Leisure Hour Series.
Within An Ace: By jenkins. Leisure Hour Series.
The French at Home By Albert Rhodes. Illust'd.
dard.
Queen Mary. A Drama. By Alfred Tennyson.
Double Wedding; or Hew She Was w on By
Mrs. G. A. " arfeld.
In the Kitchen. ReceIDts from the French, Ger
man. and an excellent American Collection.
Trial Of Henry Ward Deecher. Yol.1. s-Vo. Sheep.
$3.50.
NOVELS
Open Sesame. By Florence Marryatt.
Playing the Mischief. By J. w, DeForrest,
Ward or Wife. A Romance.
The Lady Superior. BY Eliza =. Pollard.
For sale by
W. II. ~. H. MORRISON,
Law Booksellers and Publishers,
1y2s-u E5PennsyivAnis avenue.
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GENERAL NEWS0F THE CITY
WASHINGTON CITY PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

SLIGHT DIFFERENCE AMONG MEMBERS
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LEGAL.

TUBS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
Il subscriber has obtained from the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia, holding 4 Sps-
cial Term, letters OF administration on the persoa
estate of ISRAEL Ollie, late Of the District OF
Columbia, deceased. All persons having clafms
against the said deceased hereby warned to AZ
hiblt the same, with the vouchers thereof to the
subscriber, on or before the 24th day Of July
next; they may otherwise by law be excluded nom
all benefit OF the said estate.
1876. SOPHRONIA OLLIE
jy29-Th3w Administering.
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BUILDING MATERIALS

TUE ARTIFICIAL STONE COMPANY
u OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Is prepared to supply, at shert notice, Thing for
yestibules, Sidewalks, Footways and CURLING, In
House and Lawn Steps and Platforms; houses
fronted; cellar walls and nooring cemented to ex.
elude dampness; Kitchens and areas cemented and
made perfectly dry. and . suro preventive against
the intrusion Of rats, insects, Re-. and all other
work executed for which Portland Cement q
adapted. Our Portland Cement becomes In q few
days superior to any OF the marble natural stone
IN common use, ana Is an admir- able imitation OF
either marble or flone; is more durable. ana In
ereases is crushing resistance with age Its beauty
O, N. ROBERTS, Manager,
taO-n 4es ouisianA avenue.
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A Hen for an EsRls-A Good Suggestion.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5, 1876.
To the Editor Of the National Republicans:
SIR: "Vivace," (which proves to be his right
name,) after being noticed in a card published in
The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN concerning that
LUMNARY PLANET.
happened to fall victim to q mental attack and
to my great sorrow, having mistaken 'a hen for an
eagle" necessarily the case proves to be hope
less one. Under such circumstances would suR-
Rest to his friends TO have him put in care Of Dr.
Nichols for treatment. Hoping for his recovery,
remain, LORENZO SCHNEIDER
Brother Of the Leader Of the Marine Band. No.
IA L street southeast.
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g p Il y Q e JOS T.

UCE .JOIsT.
Wei have on our yharfsbout Lsoo. 90 feet and =
inch SPRUCE JOlST, very best quality, from q
inches TO Y inches Wide, 10 to q feet long, which
We are authori1ed BY the owners to sell for CASH
In order 70 close il out as soon As possible, we
have determined to sell Il very much below cost,
and ven much less than It can be bought In this
Purchasers viii ind II to their interest 70 exam.
Inc this lumber and learn our prices.
IUMBER OF ALL KINDS
always on hand, at lowest market prices.
T. EDW. CLARK 4 CO..
Once, 6B Louisiana avenue.
Wharf, Depot and Pisntng-Miil.
mhi2-H Foot OF Fourth IL east
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MARKET PRICES FOR PRODUCE TODAY.
Another Effort to Pave the Avenue.

The Merchants Committee Interview
The COmnissiOners-TWo Boys Ae.
eIdentally DFoWned-Permits
10 BuiId-Candidates for
MatFImOny-P oIice
Items Base Ball
The Monument
Association.
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VI TONE OF WASHINGTON.
Capt. FRXNK HOELINGsHEAD,
Leaves seventh-street wharf DAILY, (Sundaye an
eepted,( At 10 .. m, returning about d. N.
Hound Tip q, including admission to NAnEio1
and Grounds, oei9
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A LINE TO SIR YRrpERIcK BRUCE,

served win m p iaals. faes Which 8 called
asked him 70 aid me. / made one most unfor-
tunate MISTAKE; + forgot 70 hehtion That my
guard had smuggied eietter to % destination.
The result was that he returned an open answer,
which the prison Authorities read, and thus my
comnunfcation eith ths-oatside world was dis
covered. The prison-keeper called me out and
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Advices received from Emory Grove campmset.
e over Sabbath and preach ct II O. M As a cou "a
quence Bishop Ames Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, viii preach here on Sabbath ct IL O. m,
Rev. Richard Norris at p. M, sAd Rev. J. r.
Wheeler at 1880 D. m.
On Saturday the pulpit will be nIIed IN the
morning By o. o. Cook, OF Biadensburg; ct SD.
y. BY u. W. Browning, or Tennallytown, and ].