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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-30

ANOTHER STEAMER PRorosKp ON THE
NORFOLK LINE.-Captain L. A. Ryther, of
the steamer Colt, returned to this city yester-
day from Norwich, Conn, where he per.
fectcd arrangements to place the steamer
Escort on the line between this city and
Norfolk rs consort OF the steamer Colt. II
Is evident that this line Is q success.
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AQuArIo-TmE ArrnoAcnISo REOArrA.-

AQUATIG-TnE APPROACHING REOArTA.-
The following yachts have been entered for
the regatta announced TO come oil on Mon
day, the 9th of August Witch of tho Wave,
Captain Smlthson; Dolphin, Eaton; Curlew,
Burnley; Fairy, Mlllcri Nellie, John Cumbcr.
land; Mary Emily, Howard Dnyisi r. +.
Lee, Wesley Davis. Alexandria boats! Little
Ella, Tustl; John T. Given, Bartoc. The
owners of the boats entered will meet on
Monday evening next TO appoint a stake
holder aud Judges.
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TINS PROTESTANT EPIsooPN. CHURCH IN
THE DfsTRrCT-ITTERgsTISo FACTs.-From
the Journal Of the eighty-slxth annual con-
yention Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
In the diocese Of Maryland, which closed It's
session In Baltimore q few weeks since, II is
shown that In the District Of Columbia there
are eleven parishes and two churches, en-
bracIng 2,102 communicates, 1,700 Sunday
school scholars and 223 teachers. The
whole number Of parishes or churches in
this diocese is 100. The bishops address re-
ports the number OF the clergy at 13t, viz;
Eight dcacons, 126 presbyters, and the
bishop. This shows less number OF clergy
than In the previous year, which is In con-
sequence Of the Organization Of the now d.
ocese Of Easton, on the Eastern Shore, under
the Right. Rev. Bishop Lay. During the &C.
cleslastlcal year the rite Of confirmation has
been administered sixty-four times, and to
l,3i7 persons. But on account OF the falling
health aud strength Of the Right Rev. Bishop
! Nottingham, he has been able to perform
this duty on thirty-slx occasions only, to Si2
candidates. The other combinations were by
bishops of other diocescs, as "labors Of love-"
The reports show great harmony throughout,
aud In the District Of Columbia commcndablc
vigor and libcraiity. At Trinity Rev. Mr..
Addison reports that a handsome and COM
cmodlous rcctory has been built, adjoining
the church. AT st. Paul's q daily evening
service is established and well attended. A
choir OF boys has also been organized, aud
the music Is spirited and excellent. From
st. Paul's church, Rock Creek parish, the
Rev. J. A. Buck, says. "With Gods blessing
wo have brought our work on our venerable
old church to close, ut q cost OF about
1900, Of which 5000 have been paid. We
have now a building every way suited to oul
wants, imposing and beautiful, and sur
rounded by venerable trees aud the reposinl
dead, worthy OF Its location in the envirou'
of Washington" For all this the rector cx
pressed his Acknowledgements TO the enter
! prising ladies and number Of philanthropit
gentlemen.
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1865 VI.
ARBoU RT
ALLHEALING
LOTION,

Assrtain. reliable. and needy cure Of Rhsums,-
Ism. Neuralgia, Hsadashs. ToothAehe. Pains In
the side. Breast, or Back Partial Deafness,
Mothers will hnd Il an Invaluable Friend for Caksd
Breast, Certain Care for Chilbisins, FroIsn Feet.
Cuts. Burns. Bruises, sealds, sprains or strains.
or any local ashss pains Of the Nervous or Mus.
TINS highly .prised and extraordinary Medicine
will not fail to s6sctualiy cure all the diseases
enumerated above, no matter Of how long stand
ing, provided the patient 10 not hopelossly bed
ridden. One application will often cure the worst
eases Of Neuralgia or Rheumatism. and In all cases
Yrom the unbouadsd confidence In his Lotion.
snd the perfect and thorough knowledge OF
power 70 cure the diseases named. II 1t does no
give entire satisfsetiqp. aftsr a fair and roper
trial. pledge myself o refund the money received
on the return Of the empty bottle.
DO not pretend 10 be the author Of this prepara-
tion having obtained the recipe from an oldIndiAn
after having Travelled among the red men for sew
1ssr having pufornsd At least ons hs~dr.d
nod ,oordsy|ul osrss Of RheumAtism, Neuralgia,
Ss.. 10. :. I have been induced BY my friends
pat IL before the public. and now make thisp prop
Thai in any sass Of Sick or Nervous Headaeheo
roothaehs should fail TO cure In from two to I've
minutes with ny il-HealinE Lotion. will forfeit
the sum Of ave dollars.
Dl. HARBouR could add numerous eertineateso
wonderful cures Of tho diseases stated above.
80. $3.50. ~ IN { novn ipt.rritv
spw noM pesons oi nv, -- - .an.,n,.
any PERSON. G.,' 1 u .I vi" I siVs f , Of II. a.
psrior medical yirtSs. yurvs 1897.
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50 to ny business, which have not done for sew
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70. 70 secon = . stIea' osIIssH Ios'no"a''
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pn. HAnsouai ehesrfuliy add my testimony to
| the saaey Of your invaluable Lotion. have had
occasion 10 use It In my family for the relief Of
HssralsiA and Nervous Headache. and have found
Ito sfsst an almost instantaneous sure. regard
II % bsias the best preparation for tho above af-
aicusas that have syor tried. -
onos National Iatslltpsnesr, WdshfngtoR. ID q.
N, ,.,,.,ss,
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IA :. fr,sly for avs years. In con sequence Of be.
ips n r,vn nor horse, and after trying all the
| dootsr. in this sov.. and spending nearly three
| h,nAraA IoII.,. v,,hsut vail I was indueed to
Try 10. p,.,.r.uOn. which Ia, given ven. me ~, the
Persons wishing W sAiisfy themselves further
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Yours ssspsoHaiyI upss ouNNIrou.u
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Too BROADLY APPLIED.-The remarks In
our paper Of yesterday in regard to certain
justices who refuse to furnish news to the
representatives Of the REPUBLICAN have, we
regret to see, been applied to gentlemen for
whom they were not Intended. The remarks
were intended to apply solely to certain un.
worthy wearers Of the ermlne, whose indul-
gences In certain little peccadlllos not rGcog.
nlzed by the law II became our duty, as in.
dependent Journalists, to chronicle. The
public need have no fear Of great loss OF
news, as tho business transacted by these
WORTHLESS Is not sufficient to enable them to
meet the light fines Imposed upon them by
the police magistrates for tho above men
toned indulgences.
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northwest corner of Seventh and NJ streets,
conducted by Drs. T.. NJ. Taylor and L. w.
Latlmer, has proved q perfect success. Medi-
cal advice and surgical operations free Of
charge to the poor. Office hours from to
10 u. m. and 5to 7p.m. Prescriptions care
fully compounded.
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A SwISDLE FRUsTRArED.-About noon
yesterday a genteelly dressed young man en-
tered the dry goods store OF Mr.. Louis Veg
lcin, No. n West Baltimore street, and rep
rcsenting himself as junior member Of the
firm Of g. II. Myers IL Son, of Washington
city, purchased goods to the amount OF 5000,
which he desired to have sent with the bill
to the Maltby house, on Pratt street, where
he alleged his father was stopping. The
suspicious Of Mr.. Wcglcin and Ills clerks
were aroused, and one Of his employees
was dispatched In advance Of the goods and
bill. II was asccrtaincd that no such per-
sons were stopping at the hotel, but about
The time the goods arrived the young man
made his appearance and presented In pay
mcnt Of the bill check on the franklin
Bank, drawn by his alleged father, and
which was at once pronounced forgery.
lie contended that the check was good, and
was willing to accompany the clerk to the
bank, but on the way thithcr he met several
young men on the street, supposed to have
been accomplices, and, on pretcncc OF going
into n restaurant to procure drink with
them, one Of whom he had not seen for u
long time, managed to escape by the back
door, and no more was seen OF Him. The
whole affair Is looked upon as Il bold at
tempt at swindling, but which was happily
frustrated by the forethought Of the Intended
victim Baltimore SHi, 2gh.
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TuE COAX HALL" clothing still carrics
the day as to style aud finish, while the
material Is OF the best quality. A visit to
the establishment will prove the above as
sertlon. No. 400 Seventh street, opposite the
Post Office.
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FUNERAL.-The funeral of the late lIoFatio
s. Flynt, collector Of Internal revenue for
the District of Columbia, took place nj tho
residence OF the family yesterday afternoon,
No. 1884 New York avenue, at 4 o'clock, and
was attended by large number of the prom
inent citizens Of the District. The funeral
services were conducted by Prof. Pratt, Of
Columbian College. The remains were in
tered In Glcnwood Cemetery.
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THAT Two DOLLAR FISE.-As II Is nearly
time for Justice Schmidt, of the Seventh
police precinct, to settle up his accounts for
the month, would II not be well for the
justice OF the peace who was fined by him
sc for an assault on barkeepcr named lIar-
rlson, on July nth, to come forward and
pay the fine like n man instead OF sncaking
behind the District exemption laws.
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DEAD ISPANT FOUND.-AbOut : O'Clock
yesterday morning Officer Hugeman found
the body OF Il dead infant near the corner Of
Third street west and o street north. The
body was In such u state Of decomposition
that 1t was impossible to ascertain Its sex or
color. The coroner was not notified, as 1t
was deemed unnecessary, aud the body was
buried by the corporation.
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OuARrERMGsTEKIssALE OF 4 TRANSPORT
~ STEAMER


DEPARTMENT OF LounlAsA, I
Nav ORLEANS. La, July 1850.
Will be sold at public auction 10 the highest bid
der. on SATURDAY, August 4 lsds, A. II Q eloek.
A. IN. the low pressure slds.wheel United States
transport steamer ELLA MORSE, as she now lies
at tho Government wharf. foot OF Calliope street.
In this city,
the coast or laxq trade Is stAuneh fAs. and N per
In exeeiieat 90 ndition. i5S tons arsm.nt, "
,sot dTapss, Teen lGsdsS Eel ss syss 81
8 feet stroke. Of engine. and ~ inches diAms.er
OF cylinder; ha two mAsts, one donkey engine,
two quarter boats, two chains, two anehorst
two hawsers and all necessary small riGsing And
outht,
the steamer, can be seen at the once OF BIsvet
Lieutenant Colonel X. J. 6trang, Assistant Quar-
terInastei In this city, and the steamer can be
examined during tho day by parties desiring to
purchase. -, ~
sealed proposals fer the purchase Of he steamer z,
opened nud read at time thereof, and DO con
Torms-Cash 10 United States treasury pctss.
By order Of the ouArtermasseI gsps,sl Unitsd
Breyet Brig Gen. and peputy o. II. o, United
States army. UlS-os
GALE OF BUILDINGS.
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MULES AND aUARTgRMAsTER's sroRsa
w psrGs nsSsIps ). g.. jsiy ., ,sS."
Will be sold, at publie auction, on Friday, IA
gust %, commencing at 10 .. m, 81 Afmory SQUARE.
on Seventh street, the supervision Of Captain
d u. Thomas, NJ 3, X, . quantity OF o1Artsr-
masters Stores. consisting In part Of
I Horses, 1000 lbs. asst, Iron. new,
Is Mules, 200 lbs, Cat Nails. new,
4Two.horsb Wagons, 400 feet Iron Pipe,
9Four.horse Wagons, 2JOO Old Horse Shoes
2Ambu'au 1850 lbs. Rope,
100 Iron B-dstesds. ios sets Harness, asst ,
Si Fire Bricks, 400 yds Cocoa Mating,
with parts Of Wagons. large lot Of Tools. and
Especial attention Ia called to this choice lot Of
Mules, as OF very superior quality.
Terms: Cash on day OF rale.
~ order Of the ouartermasteL General
Deputy Quartermaster General. Brsvet BrlE. Den.
U,SA JyR-W
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SWORN IN.-Justicc +. l.. Corbln yestor-
day administered the oath of Office to Mr..
J. l.. Gatchel, sealer of weights and meas
ures, and Sidney Mcfarland aud Henry o.
johnson, clerk and assistant clerk of the
Centre market. Those officers entered upon
the dischnrgn Of llieir duties Yesterday.
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THE ScnUITzESPEsT.-By reference to
our advertising columns to-day the public
have an opportunity to read OF the pleasures
in store for them at the grand Schuetzcnfest
of the Washington Vereln, which com
menccs on Monday next at the new park out
Seventh-street road. Special arrangements
have been made with the renowned artists
Madame Zuleiala, Miss Jeanette Ellsler
and Monsieur Ventim for an exhibition each
day Of their dancing and beautiful trapezc
and tight-rope performances. Splendid
music, fireworks, &c. will add to the gaicty
| of each dnY's perfOrmnncc.
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RANKRUPToY NOTICE
To all the creditors Of JONI @. BHAyRR, who
may have proved the claims:
You are hereby notified to appear before the bn.
prsme Court Of the District Of Columbia, sitting IN
Bankruptcy, on the Oh daE n kMgEusi, lss ~ 10
10 show cIuse why q discharge from all his debts
should not be granted % said Bankrup f9u Ars
also notllad that the third meeting Of said Bank.
Iapt's creditors will be held before the Register At
lie same place At 70 o'eoek, m. on the 9th Of Au-
gust. 1888,
ALEX, SHARP,
U. s, Marshal OF D. @. as Messenger.
Test-R. J. MElGs, Clerk. jy1SAua
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A SUIT ABOUT CoRs.-Beforc Justice
Walter yesterday afternoon question OF
rotten corn came up for hearing. Dcnnl-
son Reside sued Thomas Lucas for balance
due on lot Of 100 barrels Of corn, sold last
December. The plaintiff, Reside, testified
that he sold the corn without any recon-
mendaton as to Its quality. The defendant
claimed, and produced witnesses to prove
that plaintiff represented tho corn as sound
and merchandise, and also several wit
nesses to prove that II was rotten aud not
worth more than one fourth Of sound and
mcrchantablc corn. The question Of
whether or not there was fraudulent repre-
sentation OF the quality of the corn was ar
gued deliberately, and the counsel for the
respective lltlgants succeeded In confusi NJ
and muddling the case to such an extent
that the decision was reserved until Monday
next.
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r IYcoLa DEPOT AT AUCTION.

.DEPoT auARIEnsAsJll'so,yI
wAsHISdrok, d. O., July 10, 1872 L
will be sold At public auction on MONDAY,
peryisiOu Of Captain d. o. Thomas, n. y. X, the
buildings known as Lincoln Depot. situntsd b.
tween Eleventh aud Twelfth streets cast and And
ID streets north. comprising
5 buildings, 2px2s feet ! sAw.mtll building. DI
| building, l0xSs, two 81, l story.
story, lengine-houss, lrxs3.
I buildings, l9ex2i two story.
story. ] stoIehouso. fDxD fset,
dwelling house, ski. ! stable, l6sx2s feet,
2s'oTy ! tool h ouse, 0xA feet.
1 Kitchen to do ,24xlt. l cook -houss, 8x2tfeet.
story ! grsen-houss, l2zls u.
I Ioe-house, l1r12 feet
| water tank and frame, lexl6xb fsett sinks,
shed. 900 feet board fence, feet high 40 feat
picket fenee, 3h feet high.
Purchasers will be allowed ten Gays 10 remove
buildings.
TERNS: Cash on day Of sale,
J. O. MsfERRAN,
Deputy QuArtermAster General,
,,lS,gt Byt Bria, Gen, u, 3, A.
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,,Y,H..TgE9ngLY CHRISTIAN LOAN OFFICE

LIMITED STATES PATENT orFICE.
wAsHISnroE, ID. c., July Q. 1859.
on the petition Of hRhEARs g0Riz, Of Phila
Of a pa,cul granted 10 him on The "a day Of Oelo.
Der. ISIS. for an improvement In Corrugated Re-
Electors: &C..
1t Is ordered that sald petition be heard at this
once the 2Oth day Of september next Any person
Hons and other papers should be hed In this ohicO
twenty days before the day Of hearing,
iYlT.enM Communication ar Of Patepts
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ODD Fellowship Is THE DIsTRICT.-
From the general reports rs made to the
Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows of the United
States as made by Rev. P. II. Sweet, secre-
tary Of the Grand Lodge, and G. Is. X. Col
ledge, Scribe OF the Grand Encampment OF
Odd Fellows Of the District Of Columbia, We
take the following items Of interest; Num-
Der Of lodges, 10; limitations, l4T; reflections,
"a; admitted by card, %; withdrawn by card,
IS; rcinstatements, 90; suspensions. us; OK.
pulsions, .; deaths, %; total number of
members, 2,3is; brothers relieved, Sis;
widowed families relieved, SIS; amount paid
for relief OF brothers, s5,4l6; do. widowed
families, 2,Sl0.5S; do. education of orphans,
81 ,Gs9.91; do. burying the dead, Si,3SS.T5i
total relief, eli, 1904; amount Of annual
receipts, sl9,0lT7I.
The report of the Patrlarchal branch
shows the following: Number Of encamp'
ments, 4; limitations, 80; reflections, O; ad'
mitted by card, 4; withdrawn by card, o. re.
instatements, 4; suspensions, 70; expulsions,
2; deaths, 0; total number Of members, 1872
patriarchs relieved, 6s; widowed families re-
iicved, 10; amount paid for relief of pa
triarchs, si ,l9s; do. widowed families, sl0T;
do. burying the dead, S2,ll0; total relief,
sl,sl5; amount Of receipts, s3,1Sl.is.
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A NEW WISE.-We were shown yesterday
a sample of wine, manufactured by DR.. J.
B. Keasby, and denominated "Amerlcan
Burgundy" 1t is q very palatable, light
summer drink, possessing many medicinal
qualities, and regarded far superior to the
California wines. DR.. Keasby manufac-
tured this wine from grape grown in the
vicinity Of Pierce's mills, within the Dis
trlct limits, and no has now on hand about
1000 gallons, which, we hear, he designs
disposing Of to our principal hotel keepers,
druggists, &c. As the article Is free from
adulteratlon, wo doubt not but 1t will be-
come at once popular temperance beyer.
age.
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HEApq'ksF FIRST MILITARY DfsrRIc7,l
0Frlos CHIEy ouinIIsnL,ssIrssa'

RicnaosD, VA June 20. 1909.
Will DO sold at public auction. commencing at 10
a IN. OF FRIDAY, the 3Oth day Of July, 1853, the
Wooden Buildings lately occupied BY the Quarter
masters Department At Riehmond; Va
Repair Shops. on the canal below Seventeenth
street, and
The sale will take place on the gIounda osoupied
by the buildiugs, aud further information rs 70
sle OF the and manner Of sale, can be OBJ
talned on application at this Office.
Terms: Cash on the day Of sAlei deposit OF Ton
per cent, required from each purchaser - each
building IL sold.
By order OF the auartern.steI HsSsrH y D.
army ', u, DhAnDLhhs 4.
Brevet Colonel, Quarter naAtsr U. 3, army, Chief
Quar- CrmasLsr Rlr.l MilltaIy pisshsi lys:td
THIS IS TO Owe NOTICE THAT raE SUB;
l. sCRIBER has obtained from the Qrphhas
Court OF Washington county, In the District OF Co.
iumbia, lslters n administration on the personal
estate OF WALJBR 7, fREEhAs, late OF WAshinston
county, D. O., deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the zane, with the vouchers thereof TO
the subscriber, on o. before the lst DAY Of Jqns
from all bspedt II he said estate. -,
Given under my hand this LIST day Of June. iSs
ELIZA < FREEMAN.
A. WEBSTER. Register Of Wills: lel:Wsw.
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len you and proceeded to my place CT board
ing, and consequently am not able to state
what occurred afterwards.
did not hear any words from you to any
Of the parties about the place, or did l sec
any conduct Of yours, whilst was there,
unbecoming q gentleman. You were, Of
course, a. any one would DO under similar
circumstances, quito warm In your denuncla.
lions Of the daatardly spirit Of those who had
attacked you before, but there was nothing
said by you, so far as ! could hear, that
should call forth such dangerous treatment.
have since heard that many persons con.
denim II as an unprovoked outrage, and as
far as the circumstances occurred, under mJ
observation, think oil good citizens will also
deem II.
Yours, &C., r. r. RILEY.
To Hon. Judge William >. Purcell.
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Wines and Liquors.
IL H NJ % " a L.

Having taken til. few Store Rooms. Nos. ala
and fIf Penn .ylyAnla avenue, would announce
10 my friends thAt have removed to them. ffnm
my old stan No. 800, on the same square, whore,
with greatly incIeased facilities, ! feel eophdont
o. being able to give the most entire satisfaction to
my former friends snd patrons. As usual, offer
a select stock Of
WINES.
BRAsDIgs.
LIQUORS. ETC,
At wholesale PRICES, Particular attention given TO
tho purchase aud sale Of superior W hlsklea.
T. @. BOYLE,
Wholesale Dealer In Wines aud guOIs,
jy2l.N Nos. 4I2 aud 4If Penn. avenue.
JAMES MO Lam,
WINES, LraRgfotk s isp CIGARS
sole Agent for Care d'Or. Lac dor, and Her
ChampaiEnes,
az Panpsylvania avenue, hdioinips Metropolitan
store and Sample Room supsrin.ended by VIM.
CJnroy.
as-AESut for thu La Mauola Cigar. rola.U
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
y 49,. I'M WAsgs9otos p &; Jsis ., lsS
York, n e, pray ing for the extension Of patent
granted to him on the 9th day Of October, 1855, for
An Improvement In Sewing Machines, Numbered
l3,862O
II Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
may oppose ibis extension, 0bIsctioaS, deposl.
tons, and other papers, should be nied In this
Office twenty daya before the day Of heaIinE.
SAMUEL 8, FISHER,
iylj-WHw COmmisslOuAT of Patents.
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THE CASTERBURY FIRE STILL BURNING
Notwithstanding the great quantity of water
thrown upon the ruins of the Canterbury
building and the heavy rains Of Tuesday and
Wednesday, the services Of the Franklin
Engine Company were called Into rcqulsitlon
last evening to food the smouldcring en-
beers, which had broken out afrcsh to such
NJ extent as to cause an uneasness on the
part Of the owners Of adjoining property.
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A DESPERATE TmEF.-Washingto Duff
fey, colorod man, was caught In George
town on Wednesday night, by Mr.. John II.
Trunnel, In the act Of pilfering from his
store. Mr.. TrunnCl ran and caught the
thief, who turned upon him and inflicted a
severe blow upon his head. For this offence
Justice Buckley sent him to Jail for court,
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT. A young man
named Meade had both his legs crushed
badly In Alexandria, on Wednesday, by be-
ing caught by passing train on the Orange
and Alexandria railroad. He Is not consld-
cred IN dangerous condition
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IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
| OF COLOMBIA,
Michael GOTO

John II. snydsr's heirs OF al, }
II Is by the Court this LIST day q July 1850,
ordered tha! the sale % NE 18Th June 1859, bY
John Ii, Johnson, trustees Ia the above cause, to
Henry, 7. Davis Of, parts Of M. pl9asaat de.
Srcods aud 4 psrehes, for the sun Of 49, %,
be, aud the same Ia hereby ratified and con-
he Court on or before tho 2i,h day ofJuly Instant
BY tho Court,
trgs copy i-ToDtt r. MEIos, Clerk.