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! MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

prRRrAN-sMrH.-At Hartford, Conn.,, Saturday
evening May q by the Rev. O. II. Glover, Mr.. RICIi-
ARD BgRRIAN, youngest son OF the late George Ber.
NICHOLAS smith, all Of this city. No cards. = n :
HEwsToN-ELLIs.-0n Tuesday, May 8, by the Rev.
Alexander H. vinton, D. D., at the residence of the
cisco to SUSAN NJ ELLIS, daughter Of br. s. O. Ellis
MEAD--MoReAM.Ons saturday May q by Rev. J..
Millett HENRY =. MEAD TO Miss ELIzABErH MORGAN.
May 8, by the Rev. Father Mcguire at st. Pauis
Roman Catholic Church, Harlem, HudH H. MOORE 70
Miss ANNA L., oldest daughter of Terrence McGuire,
k-CocEs.-on Monday, May 4, at st. Paul's
church, Williamsburg, By the Rev. Mr. Maybn,
second daughter Of Jehn Cocks, late Of London
England. h. ~.-itt .tt -
sxIrH-RoLrz.-On sunday, May s, BY the Rev
z. R0LFE, all OF this city.
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AcKER.-0n Tuesday morning. May s. OF consunp.
tion, CHARLEs KELLY AcKrR In the ssth year oi MS
age. f tn....f.I. -.-.--.
The relatives ana friends Of the family are respect
fully inyite to attend the fnexa from the residence
OF his brother-in-law, Charles r. Chids, toi ihlu
avenue, this "wednesday afternoon az one ciocN'
The remains viii be taken 10 keyport lvf inierment
BAcoN.-In Brooklyn, on TUESDAY, May ., mtcr
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

Radicals Trading on Impeachment.
The Washington correspondent (Nay A. Of the
Philadelphia Ledger writes that 20 potential Gle
mont In determining the result & ne impeachment
trial. 20 far az the pronounced edvocass Of convic-
ton sss conosnoA h.s tuseed W In The stfc among
the candidates tor the nomination - the Vice
Presidency at Chicago. The friends Of Wade,
Wilson, Colfax, FentoA ana Curtin ere ex.
ceedingy industrious In workn9 up the inter.
ests OF their several candidates. Ths supporters
OF Wade arc making various propositaonH to the
opponents Of their avorite In order 10 insure the
withdrawal OF some Of these competition and 70 put
an end TO the project OF postponement OF the vor.
dict IN the mpeachnent trial until efter the meeting
alleged, have onered Fonton tho position q 6ecre-
tary Of the Treasury a. An fndunna1t foS thA etsr
to withdraw fr0m the eontost-el, q ceUesN ciSSo5
70 the CONTINGENCY EN- Of the removed g tSs hsssL
place. It Is thought however, to-day, By parties -
parenty well informed ana who ought to have means
Of judging Of the status Of Senafors that there is
now more probability Of an acquittal Of the Pres.
dent than at any time since the commencement Of
impeachment. or course nothing positive can be
asserted IN this matter" a' S 1l74'- ~
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Major General Meade has Issued the following CIR.
cular from his headquarters In Atlanta, Ga. II has
been transmitted TO various parties-
HRAnnuAprrna TuIpn Mr. IT A nv Dfarufcr
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
UNITED STATES PArEsT OrYios,o

On the petition Of CLARK ALyoRD. OF Conrtiand,
Wisconsin,, PRAYING for the extension Of patent
an improvement In Hand Brick Moulds, Tor seven
d5Sn ihs Fl said which
II Is ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Once on MONDAY. the 10Th day Of
notified to hppear and show cause. II any they
haye, why ard petition onght not to be GRANTEES.
ale In the Patent 0hiee their Objections specially
forth in writing at least ttosnty days before the
TO be used ut the said hearing, must be taken aud
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the
DISPOSITIONS and other papers, relied upon as
testimony. must be hlea In the oalce ttoenty day,
within Ten days after nling the eStlmOny,
Ordered. also. that this notice be published In
ugton, D. c, and In the Septfnei, Milwaukee, Wis
consin, once a week for three successive weeks
days previous to the day Of hearing.
ie3.wN Acting CominIs sIoper az Pateuta
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ie3.wA Acting CominisSlonar 81 Pat,
PREPAYMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UsIrRD STArRs PATENT 0PPI,

WAsHikgtOh, June ID, 1865.
On the petition Of HARRY II. EyiRTs, Of Chicago,
~ praying for the extension Of patent granted
day Of october. 1854 for au iInprov In Single
Machine, for seven years from the expiration Of
October, 1885,
is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent ONCE on MONDAY. the 18th day OF October
next. at IL o'olock, m and all persons are noti-
ned TO appear and show cause, II any they have,
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension arc required to
Mo in the Patent Once their Objections specially
the day OF hearing, all testimony d ed by either
party, TO be used At the said hearing, must be
1.-THE ollce winch will be furnished application.
PsPT ssd HsseT Pfps sss aBoa as ties
iore the day Of hearing, the arguments, II any.
Ordered, ALSO that this notice be published In the
REPgBLicAS and the Iatelti0eneer, Washington,
ID, g., and In the Tribune, Chicago. Illinois,
once week for three successive weeksi the nrst
q said publications to be at least sixty days pre-
jo-2iWN Acting Com issioner OF Patents.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ USITED SrArEs patent OF

WARRINGTON, June Is, 1905,
On the petition Of ABSER wMiTELgT, formerly
OF Springfield, Ohio, now OF Platte county, Mis-.
souri,, praying for the extension Of a patent
granted to him the lem day q September. ISL.
for an Improvement in Grain and Grass HaIyestefs'
for seven years from tho expiration Of said patent
which takes place on tho 18th day OF september
1865;
Il Is ordered that the, said petition be heard a.
the Patent Once on Monday, the Slsl day Of
August next, at u o'clock m. and All persons arc
notified 70 appear and FLOW IA ss rrAnts nA'o'
Persons opposing the extension are REQUIRED TO
Ale in the PAtont nice their objections, specially
sol forth Ia writing. AZ least tiosnty dsys before
The day o. hearingI all testimony hled by either
marty, 10 be used at tho said hearing must DO
tAken aud tied In accordance with th9 rules
Of the Office, which will be furnished on aPplleA'
ton, I'll, ,,,,, a. ,,,.II.
mony, must be hled Ia tho 'iaGo toGhiy "IyS ps'
FORE tho day Of hsarlnE lhS I .sgtiinSSy' any,
ordered, also, that this notice DO pnpilsheed IN
the RKPUhLICAs and tho IHtslliDcneer, WPshllhg-
Ion, b. o.. aud in the Bysaiag SArsna9ss, Si NJ
cInpAu Ohio, once = week Tor three suotesssNee
wssEs the hrst of Said publications 70 DO Al least
sixty days previous to the day OF hesMT esTouT.
ieai-wa Acting Commissioner Of Patents
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CiRcUtT CouRT-Judyc Fisher.-This court
transacted the following business yesterday:
Judge Fisher announced that while he war
holding the Circuit Court, and another Judge
was holding the Equity Court, he would trans
act no equity business whatever, or indeed
judge was In turn. Therefore, IL would be
useless for members OF the bar to come TO him
for injunctions, releases from Jail, sc. II was
contrary to tho rules OF tho court for one jus-
tice to interfere In the business for which
another judge had been assigned.
Lewis W. Conner VS.. Qatchell 4 Simonds.
Action OF assumpsit and oifsets-both parties
Wednesday afternoon and yesterday morning,
and was submitted to the Jury about noon.
The jury, after an absence Of some time, re-
turned verdict for Gatchell & Simonds for
the sum Of sl0.i0. Notice Of new trial.
Charles Willie vs.. VIM. Washington. Assump-
sit for sl00 The plaintiff claims that he and the
defendant EXCHANGED properties-a farm in
enth street, In this cityj that in settlement
for the license, liquors and fixtures thereof,
as well as upon agreement to procure IL
eense for the incoming year, the plaintiff exc
cuted his note for 400, and paid the same.
But he claims that the defendant did not pro-
that he lthc PLAINTIFF had to pay tl6o there
for; and for this smount he brings suit under
q count OF money had and received, 80. Perry,
Norris and Hine.
The jury found verdict for willie In s,.lo.
VIM. NJ, Mcaowan's administrator vs.. J. ID.
Hammack's administrator, Assumpsit for
A,li2s9. Judgment de bonfs festdioris for the
whole amount, and reference to auditor to
ascertain the amount OF assets:
ga, 1879 and l7s.
Adjourned.
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PtoyEER.

Olympic. 0 II Q rs 10 1910
floneer.' .............,..... l.
Fly oAtchers-Force l, Denison 2, Malone O.
Young 1, Leech I, Olympic 3, Cumberland a
Smith ., Downey l, Tsbler 2, Drummer l, Pion.
Ger 8.
Foul bound STANDARDIZATION 1, Malone .
Cumberland l.
Catchcrs on strikes-Malone 8.
Base play-Put out-by Force 2, Denison Q
Olympic4
Assisted by Force l, Malone l, Seymour q.
Put out-by Smith 7, Drenner 2, Pioneer 0.
Assisted by Cumberland l, Ridgway 2, Bren,
ner 2, Bielaski 4.
Out on fouls-Olymplc 3, Pioneer 0.
BaBe on hits-Olympic l3J, Pioneer 0.
Home runs-Olympic 10.
Time of gsme-2 hours and 50 minutes.
Umpire-M. Lyons, Hibernia b. B. q.
Scorer-JAmes L. Allen.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

WAsHlNGroN, June %, lhS.
On the petition of yoHS j, WEEKs, OF Oyster Bay,
NY, praying for the extension OF patent granted
10 him the 10Th day Of September, 1854, which pat
ent was surrendered and application for Reissue
made in four divisions, fSr an Improvement In
from the expiration Of said patent. which takes
place ON the 10Th day Of September, ls6S
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard ~
the Patent OGee on MONDAY, the nh day OF
September next, at ~ o'clock, IN. and all persons
are notified TO appear and show cause, II any they
hAye, why said petition ought not to be granted:
Persons opposing the extension are required to
Ole In the Patent Ohiee their objections, specially
set forth In writing, at least oentH days before the
day Of Learingi all testimony hed by either party,
to be used A. the said hearing, must be taken and
ONCE. which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, rel ed upon rs test
lnony, must be fled in the office ti0eRty days be-
fore the day OF hoaringi the arguments, II auy,
with In ten days after filing the testimony;
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In the
REPyBLIcAs aud the, IRtsilfgeacsr, Washington.
d. c., and In the Atlas, New York, New YORK,
nee week for three successive weeksi the nr.t OF
said publications to be at least sixty days PTeyious
to the day OF hearing. A, NJ, STOUT,
jo2.ThJt Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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PENSION OBBICK.-Whole number OF claims
and increase Of widows, Sc, 1895 of inValids,
92ii total, 1850. Number Of elaims admitted
original and increase OF widows, 80, 1,75si oil
inyAlids, s37i total, 2,Go5. Number Of claims
rejected, original and increase OF widows, &C.,
1885, OF invalids, 402j total, sos. The whole
number OF claims disposed OF during the month
was 3,lG0j the number Of lettera written was
5,0obj circulars sent, lb,4i3,
In the bounty land division, 90 warrants oil
100 acres each were issuedj Q OF 40 acreBi OF
80 acres. Original applications received, o0l
letters written, 1895 circulars sent, 205i claims
suspended, l3ij duplicate warrants issued, 5,
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A UsEvuL OyFIcIAL.--In the new building
Of the Department OF Agriculture at Wash.
ington. the hsppiest being will be our enthu-
to whom our farmers apply for knowledge OF
gets into the beet root, Glover is a Brazilian
man by parentsge, a derman by education,
American by adoption and enthusiasm. He is
a singular looking man, short, thick, near
the practical arts. Asrisultarc sa, I BEEN his
ianstleism for forty years. He paints, models
IN plaster, engraves, composes, Analyses, and
,ny sn z, with equal facility. His passion r
the products OF tho American continent, from
cotton to coal oil, from pitch to wine. Here
tofore he has had only two little rooms in the
he Is to have handsome museum room In the
new building, lo3 by 81 feet, and u feet high.
HIS objects, already largely perfected, are to
ursi history, diseases. parasites and re e
OF every indi vidual product In America. For
example A man wants to move to Nevada.
%s The Of a
models Of all Its fruits, berries, prepared speci-
mems OF Its birds, Illustration OF Its cereals,
hora, grasses, trees. A small pamphlet con-
what TO expect of Nevada, A man forwards a
blue bird; 10 II tolerable or destructive, to be
encouraged or banned Glover forwards the
names Of fruits, ETC., which the blue bird eats
He will show you, Ia living, working condi.
tion, the whole lifetime OF cocoon, the pro-
cesses OF Sea Island cotton, from the pod to
the manufacturej the economical history OF
the common goatj the processes of hemp, from
the field to the hsnsman. Every mall brings
TO him hawk, q strange species OF nsh, a
blasted potato, a peculiar grass which poisons
the COW. He 10 the most dogged naturalist In
the world, probably a wrestler with the con.
tinent. He Is a bachelor, married to his pur.
suit-one OF those odd beings hidden away in
the recesses OF Government, whose work is, In
itself, Its own fsme and fortune.-CAfcdgo
Tribune.
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EQurTr CouRr-Judge oiin.--1his court trans.
acted the following business yesterday
Spaids vs.. Hudnall ct al Motion for injunc-
ton oyerruled.
Csllins vs.. Hayes. Orier certifying issues
to Circuit court.
Heiskell vs.. Heiskell ct al Order for CON-
missions to take infants answers.
WAllerson va. Walleraon. Same order.
Pnuger vs.. Wallach. Order setting Applica-
ton for Injunction for he airing on Mo Ay next,
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A very interesting game OF base ball WAS
played on Wednesday, between the frat nine
OF the Creighton and Merrimao base ball
clubs, which resulted In favor OF the former by
a score OF ~ to "a.
Beat batting and catching WAS done by Burch,
Johnny, CrAmpsey, uerhardt, Musta and
ball club.
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A HINT TO Doc OWNERS. -Ohlcer Geo. W
MeElfresh on Tuesday last served twenty.
enth precinct for violations OF the dog law.
1t 10 supposed that there are at least fifteen
hundred dogs In this precinct, and as yet there
has been but one hundred and four dog licenses
taken out. We are assured that the delin.
quents will be promptly attended to by tho
police, and brought to Justice,
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COMMITTED ron BuRoLAny.-onice McDcr-
mott, one Of our sharpest officers, on wcdncsi
day arrested Henry Wheeler, coiored, charged
With burs,nrlen.ly entering the store q
streets, on the morning OF the I'D Of June, and
stealing thereffom about twenty hams, two
bags Of -four, from forty 70 atty pounds Of to-
which were valued at upwards OF ti6o -
On Wednesday evening the case eamc up
before Justice Thompson. when Wheeler
soosa sa named hsss, Witt VI
James Burnett, on the night Of the aad Of
June, robbed the store Of the above-uamed
articles, 4 coat, a., and he stood watch while
other two men sfterwards disposed Of the
Lewis Nen, John Willis and Alonzo Perry.
the most OF 10 was since recovered. 80
willis was already IN jail for wrong doing,
and Wheeler was sent TO jail for court on the
anfs G men 1snsa .soss y s.na
goods were arrested, taken before Justice
Thompson, and required 10 give $500 ball each
lsr their appesra,nce a. court to answer the
them to be such.
A Row Axosa IHn srRwARTs on rur
SEVENTH STRREr woRks.-0n Wednesday
PAnd q streets, In which Lloyd, John, Charles
and Frank Stewart, who were employed In
paving the street, took an active part. A
general haticuf ensued, and many were the
stones thrown by all OF tho participants, there
by causing several black eyes, and the hrst
three named TO get their heads severely cut
with stones. Jno. Stewart, not being satisfied
with this, ran to his fathers house, on
Eleventh, nesr U street, and there procured q
revolver, and, returning to the field OF action,
fired three shots at Lloyd Stewart, but,
luckily, none OF tho balls took effect.
Lloyd forthwith appeared before Justice
Harper, and swore out q warrant az ainat John,
charging him with committing an assault and
battery on him with intent to kill. Ofncer
McDermott, OF the Second precinct, imme.
diately went In pursuit Of John, and succeeded
In capturing him, when he had hearing before
Justice Thompson, who held him to bah In the
sum OF 1900 for a further hearing.
1t will be remembered by many that the &C.
oused is the man who shot his father through
the arm some tlmc since, IL IL said, for having
In his house at the same time two women, both
OF whom he claimed to be his wives.
School ESTKRTAIrNEST AND PRgsENrA
TIoN OF A GOLD MKpAL.-Pupils from the
oolorcd schools In o street north are to give
an entertainment, consisting Of school exer
clses, recitations, songs, &C., this evening al
wlsewen Barracks. The Bnllantyne gold
medal will be awarded to the successful com
petltor at the late spelling match, on this oc.
caslon, and addresses arc expected from
several eminent speakers.
WARN The Thermometer, at 2 o'clock yes
terday afternoon, Indicated 81 degrees In the
shade.
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FIy-bhl1s caught-UreIghtOn,ll i MetrImac, I.
Fly-balls missed-Creighton, 81 Merrimac, Q.
Home runs Johnson, Il Johnny, /; and
Musta, !, OF the Creighton. Fetner, I, OF the
Merrimac.
umpire-Mr. L. Cudlepp, of the p. u. base
ball club.
scorers-Messrs. John Killian and Johnny,
OF the Creighton base ball club.
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OLYMPIC VS.. PioNgER.-The Pioneer Base
ball Club OF Alexandria, Va, visited Washing.
the Olympics. They were defeated by score
Of 10 to 2, six innings being played. We append
the score;
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ITO ALL wHoMIT MAY CONCERN.


PgssIoS 0PHIoE, May 4, Is6s.
Application having been made under the act OF
June 49, 1850, for the reissue Of the following de-
been lost or lestroyed EOlico hereby given that
at the date following tho description Of each war.
be reissued. n no valid OBJECTION should then an
pear - - -
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JOS. II. BARRETT. Commissioner.

No, 77,GD, for 40 acres, issued under the act Of
March 3, 1888, In the name Of Christopher Wise, and
was granted June 7, 1856 Juno Is, 1855.
No, II, 7i2, for ~ acres, issued under the act OF
and was granted February -, 1852 June u. 1865
No. 90, 65, for 50 acres, Issued under the act Of
September, 1850, In the nAno Of William G. Kean,
minor child Of Andrew kean, deceased, and was
granted May Z, lS6} July 7, 1868.
No. 49, $50, for 100 acres, Issued under the act OF
March s, 1873, In the name OF Alexander Berry
hll. aud was granted March .. 1854 Julv Is. 1893
rCHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE SUB
soriber has obtained from the Orphans, Court Of
Washington county, in tho District OF Columbia,
letters Of administration gu the personal estate OF
James A, Downey late otTuseATawas county, Ohio.
deceased, All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber,
on or before the 20th day Of June next they may
Otherwise by law be excluded from all benefits Of
Given under my hand this 10Th day q June, 1865.
WIN. HRLMICK,
je2i-WSw. Administrator.
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ORPHANS COURT OF THE DISTRICT Of

ORPHANS couRTT } ~ TIE DISTRICT OF
In the matter Of the petition OF Ann T. Robinson,
GUARDIAN;
The said guardian having reported that she had
In with the order Of said court with the
improvements to WolfOrd and Shelberg for W, 900,
terms OF sale.
tis this 9Th day Of June, 1858, ordered by tho
Court that the said sale be, and the SHINE is hereby
ratified and nTmnd, unless cause TO tho contrary
" shown on or before the 18th day OF jane ensuing,
Provided copy Of this order be published In the
NATIOSAL REPUBLIcAF three go times week for
three weeks before said day. -
A true COPY, Test; j. w. 0'BEIRNB,
jol0-eO9W Register Of WILL,
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FoR THE New York CoNyENrIoN our 4
Linen Busters arc gust the thingh A. Saks
Il Co., 6l7 Seventh street.
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FIsBIsG ExoURsIos.-Several members OF
the ben Franklin Club sailed down the river
yesterday afternoon In the neat .and taut
yacht "John II. Sessford,n for the purpose OF
fishing In the lower Potomac, and will be alb
sent several days, We wish tho party success.
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WARN. The Thermometer, at 2 o'clock yes
terday afternoon, indicated 81 degrees In the
shade.
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NAMIsa YACHT.-The new sail boat built
MesSrs. McDermot aud Eaton, has been
chriHtened the "Willlhm Alexander, OF Third
Street,n and she hhs already made one OF two
short trips, showing that she has fine sailing
qualities, and her owners expect her to give q
good account OF herself In the next regatta.
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ExcURsIoNisTs FROM FREDRRIoKsBUR0.-
The steamer Express, Captain Niehol, arrived
at the sixth street wharf, yesterday at noon,
from Aqua Creek, having on board the Bap;
friends OF the church and school, OF Fredericks.
burg, numbering about 400. The excursion.
ists spent few hours In visiting the Capitol
and other points OF interest about the city,
and at O'Clock took the boat on their return
home. The excursion was gotten up for the
benefit Of the Baptist church OF that city, to
the war, and to liquidatc some outstanding
debts,
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ARREST or A THIsY.-Onicer MoChcsney, OF
the Second precinct, on Wednesday last, saw
Richard Mason alias Cokely, colofed, endoav-
oring to sell two calf hides to MIR. Tabriner,
thinking that all was not right, arrested him,
when he stated that a Mrs. Kady, near the Pa
per Mil bridge, had given them TO him to sell
they had been stolen In Georgetown, and by
telegraphing to that place found out that they
had, from butcher named Mr.. l.. r. Hazel,
who appeared at the station-housc on Wednes-
day evening and identified them IS his prop
erty, and stated that he had missed hides from
his place OF business, whereupon just ice
Thompson committed the accused for court.
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Mr., WILLIAM SMITH has Just returned from
New York with an elegant stock OF straw
hats, which he 10 prepared to sell at twenty.
Ave per cent below the usual prices. A visit
to his well.known store Mt oil Ninth street,
between ID and Pennsylvania avenue will
prove the truth OF this assertion. Mr., Smith
Is also the agent of Singers Nolseless Sewing
Machine, which recently took the premium 4
the New York State fair,