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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-04
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
UNITED STATES PATENT OPTIC

WAsHIEGros, June p, ISIS.
On the petition OF STEPHEN J. GOLD, Of Corn.
wall, Conn, praying for the extension Of patent
grained TO him on the ID day Of October, ISL for
an Improvement In Warming Houses by Steam,
for seven years from the expiration Of said patent.
which takes place on the Sd day Of October, lss:
It Ia ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the l4th day OF scptem-
Der next, at y o'clock, M and Al persons arc no.
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persops opposing the extension are required 70
die In tho Patent Otieo their objections, special y
set forth In writing. ut least toep days before the
lay OF hearing all testimony filed by either party,
to be used at the said hearing, must be taken and
transmitted In accordance, with the rules OF the
office. which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon As tes
imony, must BIO filed In the Office ttoentU days be-
fore The day Of hearingi The Arguments II any.
Ordered, also, that this notice be publishedin the
REPUBLICAN and the IateliiDcncsr, Washington,
b O., and In the Register. New Haven, Conn, ,Onee
week for three successive weeks tho first Of said
70 DO at oast sixty days EreySHs 70 the
day Of hearing. A, NJ, STOUT
jeaj.P3t Acting Com missionar ~ Patents,
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WAsHiNdTOs, June Is, ISIS.
On the petition Of HARRY II EyAKTs, Of Chicago,
Ill praying for the extension OF patent granted
to himself and A. j, BROwS, Us asStgnees, the Slst
day OF October, 1851, for AL Improvement In shingle
Machine, for seven years from the expiration Of
said patent, which takes place Oh the Jlsl day Of
October, 1856
II is ordered that tbs said petition DO heard at the
Patent Otiee on MONDAY. tho l2lh day OF October
next. at u o'clock, m. and all persons are not-
fed to appear and show cause, II any they have.
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing tue extension are required to
die In tho Patent Oihee thor objections, specially
set forth In writing, at least t'0snty days before
the day Of hearingi all testimony filed by either
party, to be used at the said hearing, must be
taken aud transmitted In accordance with the rules
Of the Office winch will be furnished application
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tes-
timony, must DO died IN the otico ti0eniy days be-
fore ths day Of hearing; The arguments. any.
Orderod also, that this notice be published In the
RgPrDLicAN aud the inteihgencsr, Washington,
ID. c., and in the TrtbuRs, Chicago. Illinois,
once week for three successive weeks; the hrst
Of said publ ioatons to be at least sixty days pre-
yious to the day OF hearing. A. NJ. STOUT,
io-2lWSt Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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DEpARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL uNITED SfATHa PATENT or


wAsHISaTuS, June q, lsds.
On the petition Of JogLf y. kEgLgR, Of Pittsburg,
Pu praying for the extension Of patont granted
to him the 18th day Of September, lsoi. Tor An i'm
pruyelneut In Platform Scales, for seven yoara from
The expiration 81 said paten which takes place on
the 18th day Of September, ls6St
1t Is ordered that the said Petition be heard at the
Paicnt O1ice on MONDAY, the It'll day OF Sep.
tembcT next, at l9o'eloek, m and all persons are
why said petition ought not to DO granted,
Persons opposing the extension are required 70 file
In tho Patent Ohleo their objections specially set
.OTih III writing, at least tIoentv days before the
day Of hearing all testimony hed by either party,
TO he used At the said hearing, must be taken aud
transmitted In accordance with the rules VI the Oce,
which will be FURNISHED on application.
Dispositions aud other papers, relied upon as los-
tlmOny, must be nled In the office t0tntu days before
the day Of heaTingI the arguments, II any, within
ten days after filing the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In
the REPUBLICAN and tho InteiligeHcsr, washing
ton, ID. c., and In the Post. PittsbuTF, Penn.
once week for three sueccssiT Jweeksi the nrs oil
said publications 70 be at least sixty days previous
| to the day Of hearing, A, NJ STOUT,
jyS.Fsw Acting Commissioner Of Patents
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W AsHINdroN, June q, ISIS.
On the petition Of NORMAN O. HARRIS, OF Poult.
ney Vermont, praying for tho extonsi OF patent
granted to him tho 9th day OF April. 1885, for an
Improvement In Manufacture OF Slate Pencils, for
seven years from tho expiration OF said patent,
" hiCh takes place on tho 2Nh day Of April. lsA:
il il ordered that tho said petition be heard at the
Patent ONCE on MONDAY, Che sd day of November
next, at u clock, and all persons are notified
to appear aud show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
Ole In the Patcut Onea their objections, specially
set forth In writing, ut least toent days before the
day Of hearing; all testimony filed by either party
to DO used ut tho said bearing, must be taken and
transmitted ln accordance with the rules Of tho
office, which will be furnished on application.
DISPOSITIONS aud other papers, relied upon ss tes-
timony, must be hlSd ~ the once t1snty days be-
With n tsn days after nling the testimony,
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In
the REPUBLICAN and the IHtsiiigsactr, Washing
ton, d. c., and In tho Register, New Haven, Con-
nceligut, once q week for three successive weeks
tho nrst Of said publications to be at least sixty
days previous ~ the day OF hearing -
jolS-ThSt Acting Commissioner VI Patents.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICl

WARRINGTON, May %, lStS,
On the petition Of CLARK ALyoRD, OF CouTtlhnl
Wisconsin, praying for the extension Of y patent
an Improvement In Hand Brick Moulds, for seven
years from the expiration q said patSGt. which
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard At
the Patent onlee on MONDAY, the 2tth day II
October next II o'clock IN and ali persoIs arc
notified to appear and show cause, II any they
haye, why shd petition ought not to DO granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
Ale In the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth ju writing At least tesAtp days before the
day OF hearing, all testimony filed by either party
to be used et the said hearing, must be taken aud
transmitted In accordance with the rules VI lilo
once, which will be furnished on application
DISPOSITIONS aud other papers, relied upon ~
testimony, must be hlel In the once tlssHiy days
before the day Of hoaTfngi tho arguments, II any
within ten days after hling the tost iInOny,
ordered, also, that THIS notice DO published IN
the REPUBLICAN and In the Intslhgsacer, Wash
ington, D. O. and in the SsntiRtl, Milwaukee, Wis.
eOnsin, once a week for three successive weeks;
the hrst Of said publications to be at least sixty
days previous to the day Of hearing, ,,,,,,,a,
A. NJ STOUT,
io3-wA Acting Commissioner Of Patenia,
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THOMAS IL. AGNEw,

30 and 9G2 GREENWICH ST, NY,
Has reduced the prices Of Teas, COHcos, cnr,r.-
flour, and all kinds Of sIoeeries fropi lOtS
~ por cont
Bost Japan Tea, o.,
Best English Breakfast TTea, al
w splendid JolOng Tea, 20 cents.
900 gallons h0lasses, all grades, from 20 cents
upwards
Cohees, roasted and ground, Is to 10 cents Su.
gars, all grades, AZ rehncTs prices, aud everything
used u HSery FAMILY cheaper aud better than any
THOMAS H. AGNEW occupies his own store.
owns tho property, aud has NJ rent to payi impUTt5
aud buys oXcualVCly fIr cash, never gave note In
hlA lifc, consequently no can uudcrscll any house
In tho city.
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THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
q c %asains;Sa; a. e chartered b. special
antee, Of Government Bonds, Silver Plate, vslus.
BILE Papers, and all descriptions Of yAuAbles, and
proof vaults. Ofleej corner New York avenue and
Fifteenth street pirector: 4, !. Brown, II. D.
George II; Plant, George q. Evans, D, p. Snyder.
Nathaniel Wilson.
s. r. Brown. President; O. o. Evans, Vice
PRESIDENT William s. Huntington, treasurer b.
p. Snyder, Secretary.
Olce HOurs-e q In. to 1 n, m,
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE SUB
Il scTibeT has obtained from the Orphans Court o.
Washington county, III tho District OF COlumbiA
letters OF administration on tho personal estate o.
James A. DOwney, late Of TuscArawAs county Ohio
deceased. All persons having claims against III,
said deceased are hereby warned To exhibit tn,
same, with tho vouchers thereof, to the subscriber
on or before the 2Oth day VI juno next they ma
oIheTws by law DO excluded from all benefits o.
the said estate.
WIN. HELMlCK,
ie9i WSw' Administrator
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A. c. PLANT,
Corner New York Avcnuc
and Fifteenth - trcct.
A RNY sUPPLIEs.

OFFICE CHEF QuIRrRRNAsrER,
FoRT LEAvgSwoRTH, KANSAS, Juue ~, 1855 I
Scaled Proposals will be received st this Onico
until II o'clock, g. OF the Sth u July lSGS. fOr
the delivery OI
$500 Bushels Oats, ga pounds 10 tho bushcl, to
tho Quartermaster at Fort Harkor, Kansas.
Delivery must commence or before July II,
and be completed within twenty ave days tGorGs
after,
Bid will DO received for auy portion or tho
whole.
Post to bc kept fully supplied from time Of hrst
delivery until contract Il Allied,
The usual conditions, which eau bc Rscertained
at this office, will be imposed upon bidders and
contractors, aud blank f0TIns Of proposals will bh
furnished upon Appli cation.
by authority VI tho Commanding Otilcer, Depart
iar Ut OF the Mlssourl. DENJ q. CARD,
Byt Brig. Gen. U. S, A.. Acting Chief q. NJ, dept.
Missouri. iyo.tl
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DISTRIBUTION or PREMiuMs.-Thc distribu-
tion OF premiums took place last evening At
the Academy of the Visitation, corner OF Tenth
and q streets, which was witnessed by large
and attentive audience, among whom we no.
ticed Rev. Father Wiget, president OF Con.
zaga College, Rev. Father Mcguire, president
OF the Georgetown College, and Rev. Father
Walter, pastor OF st. Patrick's church.
The hrst honor In the senior circle for uni
form exec Hence OF department was awarded
to Miss Anna Scott the second honors to
Misses Fannie Flint, Fannie Wilson, Helena
Rorlinski, Julia Parsons, Mary Lane, Mary
Williams, Grace Scott, Anna. Lanek, CLARA
Uailan, Susan Torney, Glare Drew, Kate Hark'
ness, Victoria LIE Compile, Della Handy, Anna
Bsrtholow, Bertha Chiffon, Resale Spignal,
Julia Greer, Anna Waters, and Florence Cook.
HonoFably mentioned for application to study
and amiable department during the short time
they have been at tho academy, Misses Jose
phine Wollard, Rosa Hoifar,. and Ida Phelan.
Tho prst honor In the junior circle was
awarded to Miss Josephine Cleary. The sec
ond honors to Misses Lucy Herbert, Fannie
Saul, Lizzie Walsh, Susie Watson, Amel Ia
Bastianelli, Maggie Cox, Mary Ryan, and
Elvie Fletcher.
The honors In the primary class were
| awarded to Misses Eugenie Shankland, Lizzie
Ruth, Mary CLARK, Blanche Elwood, Anna
Adamson, and Ada Williams. Honorably men
toned for application to study and amiablt
| department during the short time they have
| been at the academy, Misses Ialdle Jones
| Esther Easily, Blanche Jockmick, Della Jock
| mick, Mary Chapman, and Mary Cromwell
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Mr.. WILLIAM SMITH has just returned from
Now York with an elegant stock of straw
hats, which he is prepared to sell at twenty.
five per cent. below the usual prices. A visit
to his well-knOwn store at oil Ninth street,
between ID and Pennsylvania avenue will
prove the truth of this assertion. Mr.. Smith
Is also the agent Of Singers Noiscless Sewing
Machine, which recently took the premium a
the New York state fair,
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Tue HEAT.-Suoh was the severity OF the
weather yesterday that y number OF persons
were overcome by the heat, and many engaged
in outdoor pursuits were compelled 10 aus,
pend work, Persons at this time cannot be
too cautious, and they should particularly ab.
stain from over draughts OF ice water,
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POLICE MATTRRs.-Julla Lawn was arrested
In the Fifth precinct, by Ohicer Hughes, Tor
committing an assault and battery on James
Lawn, He was held in security to keep the
peace by Justice Cox.
ohicer Farley. Of the same precinct, arrested
Henry Wright and Denis OSeil for running
their wagons without a license, and Justice
Harper held them for further hearing,
nj, Keimer was arraigned before Justice
Harper, In the Seventh prec net, by Onieer
Hill, and aned s5 for violating the dog law.
In the Fourth precinct, Ohcer Ryan ar
raigned John Kimball before lustice Moraeli,
and he was relieved OF 81 for iyins his horse
to n trec-box.
George Foster and George II. Howking, both
colored, and Patrick Fools wcr1 arraigncd be,
fore the same Justice, by Onicnrs Riley and
Atwell, for yagrancy, and they were committed
to tho Worg-bouHe for 20 days,
Officer Huysmnn, OF the Second precinct
took John Brnmasin and Lloyd stewart be
fore Justice Thompson, aud they gave security
to keep the peace.
Samuel II. Wright, restaurant keeper, wal
Hanes, of the county, and fined s25 for selling
liquor without license,
Sanitary OiIlcor Hopkins took Patrick Sui
Ivan before Justice Harper for violating q
corporation law.
Officers williams and Fainter, OF the First
precinct, arrested George Narrower and George
Thomas. Justice Tucker found them guilty
OF making threats OF violence, and held them
Lucy A. Lucas was arrested In the same pre-
cinct, by Ohicer Hurst, for keeping adisorderly
and bawdy house. The same Justice required
her to give security for her appearance al
court.
In the various precincts the following
amounts OF fines were imposed: First precinct
sloj Second precinct, s3li Third precinct, r.
Fourth precinct, sTi Fifth precinct, sloi sixth
precinct, tl6; Sanitary company, t5. Tota
amount, $3.50.
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SALES on REAL E5TATR.-Messrs. Mitchell
\ Holtzman, real estate brokers, have sold lots
and q, In square $50, fronting on Delaware
avenue and First street, near l. street north,
to Il, McCarty, for s560j and lot u, In the same
square, to Henry Murray, for $40,
MGssrs, Green Williams, AuctiOnCcrs, have
sold two two-stOry brick houses, in square Nv,
fronting on sixth street west, between l. and
81, to Joshua u. DUuan, for 5000.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ USiTEp,SrArEs PArgST OFFICE,

WAsHlNufON, June ], lhtS
On the petition Of WILLIAM II, AKISs and JosEFH
9. BuRRlrr, OF Ithaca, n Y, praying FIR the OK;
tension Of patent granted TO them the 10Th day OF
September, 1854, for an improvement In Calendaf
Clocks. for seven years from tho expiration Of said
patent, which takes place on the 18th day Of Sep
tcmbor, 1865: "
Patent Once on MONDAY tho 3lst day OF August
next ut IL clock m. aud all persons are notified
to appear and show cause, " ahy they have, why
said petition on ght not to DO granted,
Persons opposing tho extentlOn arc required to
die in the Patent ONCE their objections specially
sct forth in writing, n least toentY days before
the day OF heATlngi all testimony filed by either
party to be used at the said hearing DO tax
and transmitted In accordance with the rules OF the
ouice, which will be furnished on pplicatiOn,
DISPOSITIONS aud other papers, relied upon as lss.
timUny must bo filed In tho Ot lice ttocntV days be-
fore the day Of heaTingi the arguments, II any,
within ten days after 1llng the tes linony,
Ordered, also, that this notice DO published In
the REPUBLICAN, and the InteliiDgncer, OF Wash.
ipgton, d, G., and In the Herald, Utica, Now
York. once week for three successive weeks thu
hrst OF said publications TO DO at least sixty day.
| previous TO the day Of hearing. =, ,
s.Tua Acting Commissioner ol Patents.
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IMMACULATE CoSCEPTIoS,-The commence
ment exercises OF the male school Of the lm-
maculAtc Conception took place on Thursday
tlves and friends OF the pupils. The exercises
were very hnc, and gave great satisfaction to
both relatives aud teachers. Tho music dis.
coursed by the Immaculate Conception Band
was of the most excellent order, and executed
In such 4 manner as to deserve great praise,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-04

THERK will be services In the First Baptist
church, Thirteonth street, tomorrow morning
and evening,
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THERE will he a Spiritual q difference to-
morrow at Harmonial Hall ut " O'clock.
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THg regular annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Metropolitan Mining and Manu-
featuring Company OF the District OF Columbia
for the election OF nine directors, will be held
ut room o., National Hotel, July IL, 1903, at
o 'clock u. m.
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GOVERNMENT PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
OFFICE A.A.a.M. ,PosT or ArGrsT

UIFICE 4. M, Ut, ,PUsr NF hTWVFfA,
Auur STA, GA June IS, ISIS
Sealed proposals lin duplicatc) are inyicd for en-
ant Quartar master, Post Of Augusta,
10 CuRDs(mOro OF BRCHANTABLE HARD
WOOD,
Delivery to commence Immediately after the APP
prevail Of the contract by the Chief QuRrteraster.
quantities. monthly, as the Acting Assistant Guar
terater Of tho post Of Georgia may direct. (lo ~
extend hey ond the LIST OF July lSg, and until the
amount required has been delivered.
Bids must be made In duplicate, sealed aud ad
dressed "a, A, q. NJ, Post Of Augusta, Gag tn,
word ''fuei' indorsed upon tho envelope,
Bidders " III accompany thor bids with guar
| antec that should tho contract DO awarded them
| they will faithfully perform their contracts.
| For further information apply Mt this office.
bids will DO opened the l0th July ISIS, at 10
| IN, when bidders are inyiIed 10 be present,
II, Galley,
| ic9O-td lst Lieut. 10th lnf.. A, A, q NJ
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THE Coon WoRK PRoaRRssEs.-Ohlccr Geo.
y. Harris, OF tho Metropolitan police force,
assisted by Mr.. John Carr, who by order OF
Major Vanderburg, of the Freedmen's Bureau,
have n number Of laborcrs engaged In white
washing the tencments OF poor colored people,
yesterday flushed their labors In the Third
ward and will Immediately commence their
work IN the Second ward,
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REAL Estate SALg,-Messrs. Mitchell! 4
Hoffman, real estate brokers, have sold lots
A and q, In square $50, fronting on Delaware
avenue and First street, near l. street north,
to Ed. McCarty, for $500; and lot y, In the
same square, to Henry Murray, for t2l5.
Messfs, Green & Williams, auctioneers,
have sold two twO.story brick houses In square
49, fronting on Sixth street west, between Il
and nj, to Joshua ID. Deyan, for 5000.
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Gas Fixtures.

GAS FIXTURES. = WE HAVE, IN ADDITION
" to our regular business Of Plumbing aud Gas
Fitting, opened and fitted up a large Show Room
at No. 49,, Ninth street, between ID and streets,
adjoining Union Hall, where may ~ found tho
largest and most complete assortment Of
CHANDELIERS, BRACKETS. PoRTABLRs, &C..
10 tho city, at prices to suit ell.
BROWN 4 POWER,
Nos AZ and 49, Ninth street,
iySO-u between d and streets.
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Very GENEROUS handsomest settees
In Washington have just been donated to the
Harmoniai Hall by X. II. Butler, esq, the en-.
terprising proprietor Of Butler's steam wood
working establishment In Cumberland, ma.
They are strong, In the best taste, and highly
inished-superior to any we have ever seen,
He has also given full supply OF oval sittlngs
for the Sunday school room Of this new
church enterprise, being carried forward by
tho Eleventh Btreet Lutheran church. Such
noble generosity merits and will have success
In good taste and fair prices and hopest deal
inEs, his factory stands among the lrst.
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DgDicATIos.--The Memorial Hall, Four
teenth and N streets, will DO set apart for re.
ligious services tomorrow, Rev. DR.. Stork, oil
Philadelphia, assisting the pastor of st. Paul.
church, Of which this hall Is mission. II
Sabbath school aud church purposes, two OF
the most airy, cheerful and well arranged
rooms In our city. 1t forms the rear building
Of the contemplated Memorial church. Dr.
II O'Clock, and the services in the hall are
fixed at $50 and at p. m. The immediate
organization Of an afternoon sabbath school
tor OF st. Pauls church, occupying his own
pulpit on Sabbath mornings, VIII preach regu.
larly on sabbath nights In the chapel OF the
Memorial Hall.
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ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT Yesterday AZ.
tcrnoon at D o'clock the closing exercises OF
the Academy OF the visitation, e"Iner rS o1
attendance OF spectators was large, aud quite
a number of articles, of various kinds, were
on exhibition, the handiwork OF ths seho,a ,ss
auctions 1t tho Academy in ueorgetown.
pSrtcular attention, while the Grape work,
daughter OF tho superlntcniCnt Of Public
EinissS Tas sr' OF tabesry ' were m quite
tribute TO the taste OF little Florence Cook,
and u few pictures in crnyon and water eoiors
A. Elliott, Fanny Wilson and Fanny Flint IN
handling the brush, A glance at the beauti-
full wax flowers by Miss Mary Jones almost
mems. The ladies' In charge were untirinB In
their efforts to please, and among those clad
In the hablliments OF the order could DO re-
to Washington society. The premiums were
delivered by Roy. Father Wiget,, great
many Clergymen were present, ana the pro-
grAmmc WIS most varied ana interesting
one.
ISpouMATIoS AoAISsT MAGIsTRATEs.-
District Attorney Darlington has filed In
formation In the Criminal Court against JUS
ticc David Il. Smith for malycrsetion, In that,
the l2th of June, 1858, he had In his posseS,-
len, which had been used 40 the trial Of a
criminal accusation before him, In which the
said Pullen was the complaining witness,
which papers he refuses TO deliver to Pullen'
Also, against Justice W, II, Craig, Of George
town, Tor rendering judgment without ser
vice OF proeess upon the party against whom
it was rendered, the party being John j.
Reilly, who makes anidayit that said JUG
ment vas rendered In February last
A MA0BTRATE IN TRouBLg.-The report OF
Lieutenant 9esBford, OF The First precinct,
Yesterday, thows that Leonard kean, Justice
n the Peaee, was arrested last night by Ser,
geant Nernln, charged with being drunk and
1isorderly, md that his trial was deferred,
INA .SzE COAT, PANTS and fEs1b OF
brown and White linen, Large enough iSr any
man III Washington, at A. Saks y Co., No. OH
g,rnth stree'
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THE DISTRICT IN CosonRss.-The bill to in
corporate the District OF Columbia Concrete
stone COMPANY, was reported from tue senate
amen dment providing that the company shall
not hold reaiestate exceeding $500, QUO In value.
The eorporators named In tho bill are FliL-
hugh Coyle, u. ID. Gilman, WIN, II. Baldwin,
u. ID. Clarke, Edward Baldwin and Charles
Bradley.