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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-25

nTMrs. Lincoln is married to a German
baron named Schmidhifz. Get upon a
high chair, throw out your tobacco and
other superhuOus ballast, unbutton your
suspenders, turn q backward somerset,
sneeze and and--say Mrs. smid Filth
That's the end OF the greatest government
the world ever saw. o sauer krout and
schEeitEer kasei
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-25

An Irishman went to livein Scot
land for a short time, bat didn I
like the country. II was sick all
the time I was there" said he, "snd
if / had lived there till this time,
Id been dead a year ago"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-25

The public debt was two hundred
and seventy-nine million dollars
more on the LIST Of July 1869, than
it was on the LIST of April, 1865,
when the war substantially closed.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-25

In a time Of profound peace, when
only a few thousand soldiers are re
quired to maintain order among the
Indians on the Western Plains, the
Government is paying one million
dollars a month for the army, or IF
ty-two million dollars year.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-25

sG~We orc requested to give notice that
R. s. GUY, ESQ.,, of Lancaster, has &C.
cepted an invitation of the Directors to
deliver the Annual Address before the
Dallas County Agricultural and Mechani-
cal Association, at their Fair next month.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-25

BeT Our fellow-citizen, N. I. JOHNSON,
just returned from New York and the
Eastern cities, where he purchased a stock
of goods, for bundle of papers, from
here, there and everywhere.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-25
WILLIAM JONES, r. NJ.

geY" Persons in this vicinity indebted TO
the Austin State Gazette office, for sub
scription, can settle the same at the HER
AID Office, by applying to
JOHN W. SWINDELLS.
Dallas, Sept. 25, 1SG9-2:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-25

The Government pays thirty mil
lion dollars year 70 the Natioal
Banks for issHing currency, when
it could give rs the same amout Of
greonbacks for nothing.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-25

There is good reason for Grants
using 50 few words. The object Of
words, according 10 Tslleyrand, Is
to "hide thonght,r and Grant has
very little tbougbt TO hide.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-25

Ba~We notice by slight inspection Of
our merchants fall and winter stocks, that
demand is growing for finer and better
goods than have heretofore been used.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-25

B9rThe Sherman Courier appears in a
new dress, and looks right we'll. The sdi-
tor can't crow over us. The HERALD had
a new dress nine or ten years ago.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-25

eanalf avail hlnf 30 ~ ils adfah.
lan1s IN tomm ahlfaiinf With ihs
markets ~ lho world. Bot eyeh \
The pfoiutof does accompany bis
cotton 10 The RAILROAD. he Z still IA
a great extent no The mercy ~ the
spoculaior. The editor probably
knows nom etperienco that iel0.
grams arc cosily luxurics The
planter l. not often Disposed 10 In.
dulgo in them, aud generally a..
copls AZ Ouce tho best prico offered
Tor his cotton aud Cues homo. II
10 is not satisfied with the price OF.
foroll, and proposes 10 ship lo Gal
weston for sale, a price current is
produced or Telegram imprOyised
l0r the occasion, showing the differ
enee in favor OF Galveston 10 be on
ly two cents per pound, while he is
e0olly informed that tho expense Of
getting his lotion 10 market aud
sold is fully two and a half cents,
and ho therefore gains half a cent
per pound by selling on tho rail
road, His prejndiees aud fears DO,
ing in the meantime adrOilly mani
pulaled by dreadful tales Of oorrnp,
ton and slealago in Galveston, no
sells his cotton, goes homo satisfied,
aud perhaps induces his neighbor
TO pursue the samo line Of action
and thus the deception goes on,
gathering volume and strength,
aud enlailing losses upon the pro.
ducing interests of tho State ng-
gregating hundreds of thousands OF
dollars annually. Wo now recall
two instances which occurred dur
ing tho last season, in which parties
designing 10 ship their cotton to us
for sale were finally induced 10 sell
at Bryan by willfal misreproscnta-
tons Of the character stated, and
the parties would | erhaps never
have known Of tho fraud practiced
upon them, and Of their consequent
loss, had they not como on TO this
city and here learned that they had
lost about seven and q half dollars
per bale By selling at Bryan. 1t
gives us pleasure to bear cheerful
testimony to tho fact that there are
very many correct conscientious
business men along tho line OF rail
way in this State who obtain, or rs.
sist tho planter to obtain tho very
highest prices TO be had for their
cotton in their respective markets
but in the very nature Of things
these prices cannot moro than ap.
proximato seaboard figures. The
laws of trade forbid it.
For the information Of those who
ire not familiar with tho subject,
VIC will give n full and complete
statement Of all the charges and
expenses attending the shipment of
cotton from Bryan to Galveston:
Cur'cv Gala |
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-25

nm Wheat will he rcrriyrd In payment for sub.
scrlpion TO the DALLAS HERALD, u delivered at the
Dallas City Mills"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-25

BTThe Grant Grand Gifi Enterprise
the present administration Of the Govern
menL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-25
MARRIED

On Thursday, the the 10th September,
1869, ut the residence of Mrs Fisher, by
Rev. II. W. MoLLoY, Mr.. G. P.ALEXANDER
and Airs. N. c. MARTIN; all of Scyene,
Dallas county, Texas.
Accept our best wishes, happy bride
groom, charming bridel May the wheel of
the fates long continue to whirl, making
sweet music in your home. May Clio spin
and Lachesis twist, and Atropos long delay
to sever the silver chord of your lives.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-25

respectfully solicit from tho Planters and Cotton Shippers North
Texas liberal share of their patronage and from my
in the ictorage business saving that any
business entrusted either at Houston Galveston
such prompt attention guarantee satisfaction pleasure
corresponding with merchants and planters regarding tho hauling
shipping ofcoon and giving such information Desired relative
thereto.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-25

nis- No candidate ,Roms EiR BE- epHomeed
b ne XsraM mlesI paid for IN adranes.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-25

Having procured the services Of L. w.
Hunt and Judge j. VI. Patterson,
tdey win always be found be fou nd behind
orr counters, and they invite their fr lends
70 come and eramins our stock.
We assure all that we will sustain the
reputation we have established, and thank
ing our friends for their liberal patronage,
win make il 70 their interest 10 continue
the sane
p@l00 sacks Everposi Sab, also Bag
riBE and lies. fer sale chesP.
Dallas, SEPT q, 1S59-2'Sn
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-25
Nsw Adyertiseunents,
=
TO STOCK.RAISERS s.!

To kAISENS .!
VIZ B. & J. W. VIyRETT would in
w form the Stock .Raisers Of Texas,
that they have on hand fine lot Of JACKS
just from Tennessee, which they offer for
sale at low figures. Give them call, two
miles South of Dallas. For further ififor=
nation address J. W. Vivrett, or Messrs.
Clark 4 Bryan, Dallas, Texas. yaa .a
Dallas, Texas, Sept. 25, 1869 -2:3t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-25

MOitic a.. MOOre's Poems.
NEW EDITION WITH MANY
NEW POEMS.
just published. Price 50. Sent by mail,
postpaid. J. W. SwlNDELLS,
Herald Office.
The national Republican., 1869-03-10
Tn, co,onr, s,,sn,, scuoo,s.-A meet.

THE CoLoRED SUNDAY scuooLs.-A meet
ing Of the Sabbath School Union Of the city
was held at the North Presbyterian church,
on N street, on Tuesday evening.
Rev. Mr.. Butler, from special committee
appointed 10 consider the application Of the
Colfax Mission School (colorcd) for admit
tancc into the Union, presented report set
ting forth that the Importance and extent OF
the mission work In this city Is recognized,
and proposing the following resolution;
Reso,red, That this Union will cordially
welcome to It's fellowship all officers and
teachers Of mission schools In this city.
Mr.. Williamson offered rs an amendment
the following;
Resolved, That the above resolution shall
not be construed 10 admit colorcd schools into
the anniversary procession.
On the adoption Of this resolution and
amendment considerable debate ensued, some
Of the members advocating the recognition
| of the colored schools on the ground that
they arc co-workers In the great cause Of
Christianity, and that the Bible made no
distinction In color or race, while other
speakers opposed the movement on the
ground that IL would not be beneficial "a
either the white or colorcd schools, aud that
the majority of the colorcd people did not
desire that the colorcd schools should be ad-
mitted to the union, but were fully satisfied
to have them form a separate organization
Several OF the members stated that the,
were willing to adopt the first resoluti on
provided II applied to the officers and tea ch
ers Of the schools and not the scholars.
Amer a good deal Of debate, the furthe
consideration OF the subject was laid owe
until another meeting Of the union and |
larger attendance Of It's members should bt
present.
A communication from the Second Bapts
Sabbath school was read, announcing tina
the school had withdrawn from the union.
The association then adjourned, to nee
again at the call Of the secretary.
| >
The national Republican., 1869-03-10

FUNERALS YEsTERDAI.-The funeral o
the late Bryan Green, esq, took place yester.
day from St. Patrick's church, on F street
The spacious edifce was crowded with the
friends Of the deceased, and the funeral cere.
monies were solemn and impressive. Solemn
preached by Rev. Father Keane. The funeral
cortege, composed ofa long line Of carriages,
moved to Mount Ollvet cemetery, where the
remains were inferred. The religious services
at the grave were performed by Rev. Fathers
Walter and Mccarthy.
The funeral of the late VIM. Mackey
took place from his late residence In East
Washington, at o'clock yesterday, and was
attended by the officers and members of
Harmony Lodge, !. o. o. F., and Mount
Nebo Encampment. The remains were in
TERED in the Congressional cemetery.
The national Republican., 1869-03-10
Bookbinders.
PROPOSALS FOR HAY AND WOOD.
DEPaRTAEsr or DAKoTA,)
OFFICE CHIEI QCARrERsAsTER,

OfflCE CHlEf fQCARrERhAETEk,
sr PArL, MISs. 4. February ID, 1850
Proposals. Ia the usual firm, with Ihe customary
conditions, aye invited to bo received at this oce
quarters Of the DistIiet Of Montana, until March
season with ioJ tons of Hay and 1900 cords of
Wood.
In ike manner, TO supply Camp CoVke with 2CO
tons VI Hay and ~ cords Of Wood.
Also, to supply 10 like manner Fort Ellis with
l2j tons Of Hay aud |, l,G,0 cords Of Wood.
Similar proposals viii be received at the Dis.
triet QuArteTmASter's once, Fort Stevenson, D T.
and at his unlee, same date aud conditions u !,
above, to supply fhrI Bu ord with ~ tons Of Hay
a1d 500 cord, Of Wood u supply Fort Stevenson
with no trns II Hay, ,9D cords Of Wood and
800 90 feet Of Lumb5r iu logs, to square eight
neh's at the smallest end, aud 10 be from eighteen
Al the same tims aud 10 the ,ame manner pro.
posAis will be received at this Ofice Rnd at tie
DiSt'ict QuArterInasters Otlcs, Fort Sully, d. T.,
H. supply fOrl Rice ~ tons u Hay aud 100 cords
" wO0dj TO supply fUrt Snlly 40 or less tons Of
Hay and Lon cords OF Wood, to supply at Port
Randall l2o Or less tons OF Hay aud 30 cords u
II is to be undorstoud that these anon ut, may be
diminished II the Hay Wood be all req uiTed
that the Hay i to he cut hen gTeen aud properly
eu'ed-tI be free from weeds aud sedges or swamp
ELPssi all cot snd cured bv September Is, deliver
The W""d to be SQUAD IN merchautAble wood to be
delivered by JAnuA"y 10, ls7J. unless otherwise
The Hay and Wood all to be delivered At the
pePuty oaartermaster General u. S. Army.
mh9-td
The national Republican., 1869-03-10
THE COUuTp.

CIRcuir OouRr-Chisf yu,iios Carfier.-This
court was occupied a. lollowf yestefdeyi
ton for stone furnisSsd defendant 70 pave
streets, on which the defend claimed . de.
duetion on the;sround that the stone was not
were called and sent out stthe opening Of the
court, and In 4 short time returned verdict
for the plaintiff In to,oo4;0.
tion for money paid and goods furnished, the
defendant filing 4 se'.of Of work don: 20
greater amount than The claim y, sssin,.sl hin.
The jury rendered q verdict for the defendant
IeCisilsn vs.. Lewis. Jury Withdrawn and
Moore vs.. wooien. Action for services ren.
dered the plaintiff by the defendant, verdict
for plaintiff In 1000. Motion for new trial
Kelly .ys. Walker. Leave granted to amend
oitiisns' Bank Of Baltimore vs.. BlIsh.
N,oi026.
The following cases are assigned iot tfisi
to-day. Nos, loL H. us, 200, 49, IS, o., es %,
"a 70, "a, 70, n, 70, and appeals Nos 90 and 90.
Adjourned.
CRlNiSAL CouRr Judge wyls.-This court
was engaged as follows yesterday
The case Of p. Magee, charged with assault
with intent 70 kill William Smith, continued
over from Monday, was resumed, and Mr..
Darlington closed Tor the prosecution.
The Jury then retired out, and after some
hours returned 4 verdict OF assault and bat
terry only. -
The court then took up the oase Of Geo. W
Clementson, charged with the murder OF Ab-
SALON Conrad, and the defendant having been
arrairned, pleaded not guilty.
District Attorney Darlington and .. u. Bar
rett appeared for the prosecution, and Messrs
Davidge, Gozler and Caperton for the DO
fence.
Carey W. white, James A. Riley, Amo,
Rawley, and Michael Duffey were sworn Al
Jurors.
The following were challenged by the de
fence; Thomas J. Frazer, WIN. Rutherford and
Patrick Garyey.
Messrs John II. Crane and Charles Cham.
pion had conscientious scruples on the sub.
ject OF capital punishment, and were therefor,
considered Incompetent.
This exhausting the panel = summons FOL
thirty tslesmen was ordered returnAble to-day
and the court adjourned.
ORPHANS CoURr-Judge Purcell. cour
was occupied as follows yesterday
No wills were proved or ftestamentary paper
issued from the Orphans Court yesterday
GUARDIANS.
Ellen Mulochcll qualified as gusrdian o
P. MsMshon qualified as guardian to Mar
Myers.
. tor.
Adjourned.
G Equity CouRT.-Judge Oiia, This eouf
: made the following order yesterdayi
! Hess vs.. Hess. Order OF reference to auditoi
The national Republican., 1869-03-10
Pawn Brokers.
A ucrIoN SALE oP HoRsks AND MuLRs.

DEpor ouARrgRNAsTEA'A OTFIcE,l
wAsulSaTos, d. G., March Q, 1863.
Will be sold At publlo auction, on THURSDAY,
18th instant commencing at 10 clock, at Lineoln
pePot. under the suEeryi'ion Of Brevet Colonel A.
10 OHoRsEs AND % MULES.
These animals are we'll broken to harness, and
are very desiTAble-partieulArly the Males.
Terms; Cash, in Government funds
by order Of the ouArtermastsL General
Deputy QuArtermaster GeaerSi. Brevet Brigsdisr
General, U. 8. A. mhl0-td
The national Republican., 1869-03-10
X. J. MgIGs, Clerk.

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
! seIber has obtained from the Orphans Court
letters testmenATy6 6I the personal estate Of MARX
I; oLDs. late q Washington, y; O., deceased,
are hereby warned TO exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof to the aubaerber. on or before the
law be excluded from all benefits Of the said Is.
tate.
1859, KATHARINE 5, OLDs,
fel7.W3W' RxecutTix
The national Republican., 1869-03-10

A MEETING was called with q great -four
ish Of trumpets at indianapolis on the 9th
inst, in support Of the Democratic Legisla-
tive boilers. 1t was advertised as a meeting
of the people, irrespective Of party, and the
public were told that 1t would be addressed
by Republican rs well as Democratic speak.
crs. OF the actual meeting correspondent
of the Cincinnati Chronicle says: "It was
slimly attended, not more than 900 being
present at any time, and was run wholly by
the Democrats, who got of the same old
speeches and resolutions denouncing the
Republican party for attempting TO force
negro equality OH the people"
The national Republican., 1869-03-10
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

To all the creditors Of p. A. DARSEILLE, who
have proved their claims;
preme Court Of the District Of Columbia, sitting In
Ia oIcioek, a m, at the City Hall. Washington
city, 10 show cause why a disehaTEs from all his
debts should not be granted to said Bankrupt, You
are also notified that the % and ID meetings q said
BsukTupIs creditors will be held before the Regis.
Ter al the same place at u o'clock. m.
ny Fo'''' W '-' DAVID s, oooDING,
q S Marshal u D. 9 as Messenger.
Test X, J, MEIo6, eIkr Ie2i&ml
The national Republican., 1869-03-10

CosPIscATED MEAT.-Yesterday morning
the clerk of Centre market seized upon about
six hundred pounds Of beef and mutton,
which had been brought into the ma ,ket for
sale contrary to law. 1t seems that the Of
Tenders had no stall In the market, as re-
CURED by law, and not having proved that
the meat for the benefit Of the poor-house,
and Justice Clark fined the parties S5 for
violating the corporation ordinance.
The national Republican., 1869-03-10
Test: JAS. R. o'BRIRsE.
ORPHANS COURT.

" FEBRuART 20. 1909,
District Of Columbia, WdshingtoH cOHntv, 10 toft:
10 the case OF NAOMI urERAEHLB aud EudRsk
CARUsI, adm nistrAtors OF CHAs n. .UTERAEHLE, de-
ceased, the administrators with the
APPRECIATION Of the OTphaus' Court Of wAshington
county aforesaid. appointed SATURDAY, the 1Oth
day o. March, lSB, for the Anal settlement and
distribution OF the personal estate Of said deceased
and Of the assets In hand far the have
collected and turned Into money! when and whore
all the creditors aud heirs Of said deceased not
hed to attend, with their claims properly vouched
Or they may Otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit in said deceased = estate: provided a copy
OF this order be Published once \ week for three
weeks In the NArIosAL REPUBLIcAS previous to
the said day. -
Test: JAS n. O'BEIRNE,
feby.Th3w Register Of Wills.
The national Republican., 1869-03-10
TINTED STATES PATENT oPPICg,

y WAsHJsdTos, D. G. , Feb. 10, 1860.
On the petition Of ions TYLER, OF West Lebanon,
New Hampshire, praying for the extension Of a
Patept granted him on the ed day Of NAY, 1855,
Tor an improvement In Curbs for Water Wheels:
once on the 81 day Of May next. Any person
may oppose this exten. ion; Objections, deposit
tons and other papers should be hled In this ohee
tweniy days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA fO0TE,
febn-ThN CommissionaT Of Patents.
THIS is To GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
l. BCRlBER has obtained from the Orphans
COurt Of Washington county, In the District OF
Columbia, letters testamentary on the personal
estate Of THOMAS HoLLIDaE, late OF Washington
city, d, q, deceased. All persons having claims
the same, with the vouchers thereof, 10 the sub:
scriber, on or before the 18th day Of OfPEBRUARY
next; they may otherwise by law be excluded
q ON all bineht Of the said esta !,
Given under my hand this ISL; day Of February.
1850, PHEBE H0LLID0B,
feblj. M3w' Executrix.
The national Republican., 1869-03-10

An OLD DoDGE REvIyED.-On Saturday
night swindler ordered a ton of coal to be
sent to house on Seventh street on Monday
morning, and gave the dealer, Mr.. George
Bogus, worthless fifty dollar bill, receiving
his change In good money. OF course the
scamp could not be found at the house desig-
mated. He was German, about thirty
years Of age, medium height, dark COM
plexion, black chin whiskers and moustache
The national Republican., 1869-03-10
STATES PATENT oEFISCE.

II NlrED STATES PATENT OPFlCE, o.o
" WAsHIE0ros, D, O.. Feb. IL, 1869,
port, New York praying for the extension Of pat.
eut gralted him on the 10Th day q June 1858, and
ressued the LIST day Of NAY, 16O. for Improve
me ut in Mode Of Hanging Bellsi
% STdsEsd ere AZ hat sSd psii.oI BE heard a. % 1as
may oppose this extension Qbjestions, dep9si.
Oos a9d other papers should Be nled In this Office
ELISHA FOOTE,
fe2O sSw CommIssioner Of Patents.
The national Republican., 1869-03-10
A U C T | o N .

AUoTloN'
OFFICE DEPOr AND DIspuAsISg Q MI
ATLANTA, Ga -, March o, Is0D !
will sell Al aueii n, on FRIDAY, March ",
ernmtnt Stable, corner Of Pryor aud Line street',
the following articles Of clothing and equipage.
viz;
n Goats, l2l pairs Brass shoulder
% OSerooAts, ScAleE,
"a Flannel Shirts, n CAnteens,
tg Jackets, Hospital Tents aud
ll6 Mosquito Bare, PLIES,
81 Bed Sacks, II Wall Tents and Files
Wool Blankets, II Common Tents,
IS Shelter Tents, pairs TrowseTs.
tion.
Terms cash. Articles to be paid for aud removed
on day Of sale
By order OF Major General Meade.
Breyet Captain and A. a. o. q. s. A, II
charge OF depot.
W. N. HILL. Auotlonoer. mhl0-td
The national Republican., 1869-03-10
THE
Economy Butter Company
THE

ask the attention Of all interested 10 the redustion
Of the extravagant cost Of BUTTER. TO their prac-
teal and economical system Of making pure prime
BUTTER by the aid OF the
The national Republican., 1869-03-10

STRING CLoTHISG.-Ihavep put upon rear
counter all Of my last springs stock of Cloth
Ing, and as wish to close out the whole lot
this month / have marked every article
coats, vests and pantaloons-down to such
extremely low prices as will commend them
selves to those desiring to purchase. Among
and $l0 Sack Coats, SO to $S; fine Cassi.
mere PantalOOns for $5; Childrcn's Suits
from 1850 up; and other goods at equally
low prices. GEO. c. HENSING,
\ No. 5ll Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1869-03-10

THE MAGIC CoMB will color the Hair or
Beard q permanent Black or Brown. 1t con-
tains no poison. There is no slop or stain
arising from It's use. If you buy one you
will forever discard all other hair dyes or
preparations. MAGIC Com COMPANY,
Springfield, Mass.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by Chas.
sIou, 375 Pennsylvania avenue, and all other
druggist D
The national Republican., 1869-03-10

LEWIS BETz, Nos. 233 and 235 G stree q
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets,
near the War and Navy Departments, Is al
ways prepared to furnish his friends with
the choicest wines, liquors and cigars, while
his tables are furnished with all the dcllca-
cies Of the season. His walters are attcn-
tive and his charges are moderate. U
The national Republican., 1869-03-10
US. Marahal
Test; X, J, MRIaA, Clerk,
DANK uPTCY NOTICE

Is
To all the Creditors Of Mosgs wALsKr, who have
proved their ella ms:
You are hereby noihed to appear before the su.
preme Court Of tte District Of Colu abba, sitting In
10 'elo, k, m, at the City Hall, WASH binston
ssitS, to shOS cause why diie9Srse irUn Al hts
You are also notlde that the second aud third
meetings OF said BAnkrupts cred ltors will be he
before the Register at g same place at II clock
IN,
By order Of the Court.
DAyIDs. GOoDIHG,
US. Marshal ofD c., as Messenger
Test;
The national Republican., 1869-03-10
IN THB SUPREME COURT or THs DISTRICT
l. OF COLUMBIA.
Christian Hines (,Os vou,,x no,,.,o

Jacob S.,i Hines os e. stal ,,,,,., u,.o
d red BY thN Court, this 2h day Of February, lso.
hat the sale q Lot No. 20 In sq9.re No, l0l. 10
Trustee In this cause. TO james ". Barker, 90 the
18th day Of December last, for t'l5o, and by said
trustee reported TO this Court, be and the same IL
hereby ratified and confirmed. unless canse to the
contrary be shown on or before the nrst Tuesday OF
April next; provided q copy Of this order, or 80
much thereof as relates to the ratification Of said
sale, be inserted once . week for three successive
weeks In the NAIIosAL REPUBLICAN, newspaper
prior 70 said hrst Tuesday Of April next
By the Court
Atrue copy Test; R.J.MELGs,
feaB.P9 Clerk.
The national Republican., 1869-03-10

MAYOR Bowen was In his office a few
hours yesterday. 1t Is stated that il he is
not able to attend his office to-day, he will
request Mr.. John Grinder TO conduct the
affairs of the corporation until he fully re.
covers