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The national Republican., 1869-02-27

MINOR THEPTs.-Augustus Bowie, col
ored boy, was arrested by Officer Yeatmau
for stealing periumery from drug store,
corner of Massachusetts, avenue, and was
committed to Jail for court by Justice Wal
ter. Kate Foley and James Welch were
before Justice Tucker yesterday for the lar
ceny Of silver watch. They arc held for
further hearing.
The national Republican., 1869-02-27
f,bA.ThA!
United STATES rATEHr oPPICR,

~ WAsnISqTOS, D, q. , Feb II, 1850
On the petition Of WILLIAM BolD and William
y. Born, Of haasheld, Massachusetts, praying for
Sth dGX ot June 1855. Tor an Improvement in
Il Is idered that said petition be heard a, this
once on the Slst day of May next. Any per.
son may oppose this extension. Objections, de-
positions, and other papers, should be nled In thi
once twenty DAYS before the day q hearing.
feb2O. SSw Commissioler OF Patents
The national Republican., 1869-02-27

THE FIsuISG SEAsoS.-Thc coming sea-
son bids fair to become busy one the COM
ing spring. Seines and boats are nearly
ready, and the fishermen will soon be ac-
lively engaged. Captain Fauncc brought
up his first load Of Potomac shad Thursday
afternoon, which were of excellent quality.
The national Republican., 1869-02-27

MAsTBR FRANK d. GuSSELL, who has been
attracting good deal OF attention by recent
spiritual manifestations, will give an exhibi-
tion ofsplritual physical manifestations. See
the advertisement In another column.
The national Republican., 1869-02-27

AT THE Methodist Protestant church, Ninth
street, tomorrow, Rev. DR.. Drinkhouse, the
pastor, will discourse morning and evening,
The subject in the morning will be "Christ
or Barabbasi" In the evening, "The Lords
controversy" The seat are free.
The national Republican., 1869-02-27

The NEW GEORGETOWN CoUScILs.-The
recently elected Georgetown Councils will
meet on Monday evening for the purpose of
being sworn in and organizing. A caucus
meeting was held day or two ago when 1t
was decided TO elect Esau PlckTell, esq, us
president Of the Board, and Mr.. Albert King
as secretary. Mr.. King formerly held the
position for several consecutive councils.
The national Republican., 1869-02-27
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

have proved their elaimsi "
You are hereby notified to appear before tbs en-
preme Court VI the District Of Columbia sittuE Iu
Bankruptcy, on the 18th day OF March, 1850. Ai
city, 70 show cause why q discharge from All hi,
debts should pot be gTauted to said BAnkTupt YOU
are also notified that the "a and I'd meetings Of said
BankrnpIs creditors will be held before tbs Regis
ter At the same pla ace at u O'Clock. m.
By order Of the Court;
DAVID s. GOODIEG,
Y. MaIshal Of D. @. as Messenger.
Test X. J. MEIGS, Clerk. fsaSmi
The national Republican., 1869-02-27

BY REFERENCE to our advertising columns
II will be seen that Messrs. VIM. A. Yates
and Joseph c. Wiswall and Richard W.
Carter have entered into a copartnership to
conduct the dry goods business in this city.
The national Republican., 1869-02-27
LIMITED STATES PATENT oPPIcR.

y wIsHiyoros, D.. O., fsb. g. 1850
On tho petition Of JoHS N. HEcK, Of Holyoka,
praying for the extension Of patent
granted TO him on the 18th day q Nay. lSl5, G'r
Ia ordered that the said petition be heard at this
once oa the 2dth dayof April next. Any person
may oppose this extension. Objections, depOsl- =
Hons, sad other papers, should be nled 10 Is
once twsnty days before the day Of hearing
ELISHA fO0TE,
fell wSw Commissioner Of Patent.
The national Republican., 1869-02-27

MEETING or OPPICERs OF THE SECOND
DISTRICT REGIMEST.-A meeting Of the off,
GERS of the Second District regiment was held
last night, at the house of Col. Isaac Peck,
on Eighth street, near II. Quite number
of the old officers were present, and the
statement that the meeting was called for
the purpose Of forming an association TO
renew old associations and render such as
sIstance to each other as may be necessary
gave general satisfaction. Col. Isaac Peck
was elected president of the association, and
a committee was appointed to draft constl-
tuition and bylaws for permanent Organi-
zatlOn. The meeting then adjourned to u
future day, when the constitution will be pre-
pared and submitted and the remaining OIL
GERS Of the association be selected.
The national Republican., 1869-02-27

THE soNs OF JoSADAB.-Past Worthy
Chief Wm. II. Young will, this evening, de-
liver before Council No. |, Sons Of Jonadab,
lecture upon the origin, growth, present
condition and future prosperity OF the order
Of Sons of Jonadab. This young and
fiourlshing temperance organization Is rapidly
gaining recruits from the ranks Of the In
temperate In this city. We advise oil good
Jonadabs to be present at their hall tonight
to hear the address of the eloquent lecturer,
who is well-known temperance advocate.
The national Republican., 1869-02-27


CIRCUIT CoURr-Chicf Justice CARTIER
This court was occupied as follows ycstcr-
days
Flasch VS.. Flasch g. Du Bow. Action for
tho value Of $500 In United States bonds,
which the plaintiff alleged he delivered to
the defendants. The defendants, by Mr..
Oliver their attorney, plead satisfaction, and
that they were never indebted as alleged.
The Jury found verdict for the defendant.
Catherwood VS.. Bankek ct al. Judgment
confessed, with stay Of execution for one
month.
Scott VS.. Dorsett. Judgment confessed for
S420.
Lebrandt 4 Mcdowell VS.. Pncl ct al. Judg-
ment for the plaintiffs.
G. Collier VS.. W. Sigston & Crockcr. MIR.
Swami filed a motion directing that the mar
shal pay over to the plaintiff certain moneys
in his hands, but the motion was oyerrulcd.
CASES FOR MONDAY.
The following cases were set for trial on
Monday next Calendar, Nos IS, 1877, 134,
32S and 36I, and appeals Nos. 10, 10, 20,
"a, 35, 40 and 90.
The court then adjourned until Monday.
DISTRICT SUPREME COURT - GENERAL
TERM..Chiof Justice Cartier and Justices
Wylie and Fisher sat IN 6dHe yesterday, and
disposed OF the following cases.
ATTORNEYS ADMITTED.
Vim. D. Cassin, VIM. Gordon, John b.
Davidgo and Josiah Dent were admitted as
attorneys of this court without being required
to take the oath prescribed by the rules of
the court.
Mcclellan and Dodge VS.. Gregory. Decree
made In general term upon appeal, directing
injunction and the surrender Of note aud
| deed OF trust for cancellation.
The national Republican., 1869-02-27
Paints, Oils, &c.

DANIEL sHkNAHAN, (lato Of the nrm Of Mar
~ tin 4 shanahsn,D Sl Psnnsylyania avenue,
between Sixth and Seventh street, dealer In Paints
Oils, Window Glass, Coal OIL, Lamps. Chimpeys,
VArnish, Glue, Brushes, Alcohol, Turpentins. ao.
feb0-lm
The national Republican., 1869-02-27
fub22. M3w GominisHiOner oi
-rNIrEn arArkS pATRNT OERIOR-

u WGsISJfoS, b. q. Yah l9 1850.
X, MOgRIsos, Of ElmlTa, n y, praying for the
extension Of patent granted 70 them September
2h, lbj and Teissuel 6u the llyh Of OotUbaf IS 6,
for an Improvement In BOTing MRGbineI
It's ordered that tho said petition DO heard at this
Onioe on the % day Of August next Any person
may oppose this extension Objections, depOsi.
lions aud other papers should be filed In this Oee
twenty days before the day Of hearing
ELISHA POOTE,
feb2lM3W Commissioner OF Patents
The national Republican., 1869-02-27

u GREAT REDUCTION IL PRICES.
WHITE ASH,
BED Ash, tall siIeE.l
CHESTNUT
CUMBERLAND COAL, ruu VI mine.
do. do, lump.
2,2O POUNDS To THE TON GUARANTEED
OAK AND PINE WOOD CONSTANTLY ON
HAND.
1s- Now is the time for families to put in their
winters supply.
P,BROwN 4 SON,
Southeast corner Of New York AVenus and Rif-
tsenth street. NAiTu's new buildinE, formerly at
as Ninth street, between Z and y. Yard and
Wharyes foot Of Seventh street au22-f
The national Republican., 1869-02-27

THE Sunday Gazette of tomorrow will con-
tain more Of the popular character sketches,
besides large amount Of literary and
ted matter
The national Republican., 1869-02-27
A PPLIoArIoSs ESR DUPLICATE LAND
Z" "" '"'" Prrssfsssr s sHssrH op tn. Isr.nIon,

DEPARTNssr OF THE IxTlRIoR,(
PkNsIoS OFfIcH, Feb, o, 1899.
June y, 1850, for the reissue Of the following de
seribed Land Warrants, which are alleged TO have
been lost or destroyed: Notice Is hereby given
that at the date following the description OF each
warrant a new certificate or warrant of like te or
will be relssued. NO valid sbjeetion should then
No. n. S7, for 100 acres, issued under the act OF
September, $50, In the name OF Lueiuda, widow Of
Loyejoy, and was granted August u, lsJ-Aay
No, 4,,l2, for 80 acres, issued under the act Of
March 5. 1885, In the name Of Lazarus Tillsy, aud
was granted Augnsts. ls1 March IS, lsS
No, ,hs2, for 100 acres, issued under the act OF
March lss5, In the na Of LydiA Carlton, widow
ofJohn Carlton, aud was granted December ~.
No loisSd, for Ito acres. issued under the act of
March 3, 1888, 10 the name OF Joseph 0reen, aud
was RIan!ed Vetobsr ., 1851. Aprillo. 1850,
No, l2.tl2, for 50 acres, issued under the set "
March ), 1850, in the name Of Bailey d. Chaney,
and was granted September 4, 1851 April ", l86e
No. eie, for 80 acres. issuei under the set Of
March 5, 1875, in the name Of Bailey D. ChAney,
and was gIanted October 70. ls5S April n, 1850
No. S.2s7 far 70 acres. issued under the act Of
aud was granted December 30, 1851, May J., ls,B.
CHRIS. @ cox,
Commissioner OF Pensions
The national Republican., 1869-02-27
TTNITED STATES PATENT oEFIgE,

u WIsHISdroS, D O. ,Feb. IS, 1860.
On the petition Of THOMAS J. s!LsUY, Of Boston,
Nas,AchIastts, Illustrator Ut the estate Of ArAl
woodward, ID, deceased, praying for tho sEten-
sion Of = patent granted TO the said Arad Wood.
ward, 50, oa the l5th day oi May, 1855, for an
II is ordered that the said peliuOn be heard at
this ohca On the 2Bth day Of April next Any
person may oppose this extension, OlJUrtiuus,
lspOstiOnH, and other pApers should be died in
this once tw1nty days GsfOrsthe day olhelIinE
ELISHA POuTE,
fsL2l. M3w GOmInissiOpeT OF Patent.
The national Republican., 1869-02-27
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

To all the cred itors Of GEoRUg N. LAxcxros, who
have proved their elaine;
You are hereby notified TO appear before the su-
preme Court OF the District OF COlumblA, sitting In
Bankruptcy. on the 9th day 81 March, lS9, At 10
TO show cause why q discharge from all his debts
should not be granted to said bankrupt. You are
also notified that the second aud third as OF
said bankrupt's credito will he held before the
Register at the SANE Place at u o clock IN
The national Republican., 1869-02-27

GEN. sHERMAS's RESIDENCE. - Negotla-
tlons for house for Gen. Sherman have
been going on for some time, and have ter
minated In the purchase Of Gen. Grants
house by the committee having the matter
In charge. The furniture has also been pur.
chased, and soon after the 4th Of March the
house will be put In thorough repair. It's not
espected, however, that Gen. Sherman will
occupy II before the middle OF the summer,
aud possibly not before the early fall.
The national Republican., 1869-02-27
JAS. r. 0'BRIRNB,
ReEistsr of Wills
RANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

haye proved their claims:
You are hereby notified to appear before the su-
breme Court Of the District Of columblS sitting IN
spap BsppkIup.ey. on ths "a daS q MerSh. lss. AZ 10
e sL9y cause why a discharge from ali his debts
should nat Pc granted g SAID bankrupt. You are
Bankrupt's creditors viii be held before tbs
Register at the same time and place.
DAVID g. COOLING,
Testi X. J, MBIas, Clerk. fsifxsa"
The national Republican., 1869-02-27
fel7-wSv
STATES PATENT oYrIcg,

TINTED STATES PATENT oPRIcB.
" wAsHISdros, d. O., Feb. 0, 1850.
On the petition OF fB. N, srkyEks, j. b. CRosBY,
and J. W. PeARsoS, Of Boston. Massaehu.e .etts.
Paying for the exiension Of patent granted to
them "a the IA day Of May. 1855. for an improve.
Il !. ordered that said petition be heard at this
may oppose this extension. Objections, deposit
tions, aud other papers. should be aled iu this
once twenty days before the day Of hearing
ELISHA fOOTE,
fel7-wlw onmlssioneT OF Patents
The national Republican., 1869-02-27

DEATH OF Mn. CHANSING RICHARDs.-
Mr.. Charming Richards, an old and esteemed
clerk In the Second Auditors office, died on
the I'D instant, after brief illness.
Mr.. Richards entered upon his official
duties In 1861, and from that time to the
day of his death proved faithful and val
liable officer to the department. In his death
the Government has lost good and efficient
clerk, his children Il kind aud indulgent
father, and his fellow-clcrks u wise counsellor
and dear friend. His funeral services were
held yesterday at his old residence, Mussa-
chusetts avenue, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, and his remains were
sent to Cincinnati for intermCnt.
The national Republican., 1869-02-27

JOHS ROSEY, AGAIN.-WC learn that our
old friend Roney, of the "Ram's Head >" cor
ner Of ThirtceDth and c streets, has again
opened his popular house, where he would
like to see his old friends US well as new
ones, that they may enjoy u ''puff7' with
him, feeling confident that his cigars, &c,
eonnot be eXcelled iu the District.
The national Republican., 1869-02-27
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

proved iheir CLAIMS.
You are hereby notified to appear bsfore the su
premo Court OF tue District OF Colu nbia sttipE in
iBSankrnptey. on the sth day o. March, lSB. Al
city, to show cause why discharge from ali hi,
debts should Of be granted to said Bankrupt,
You are Alsb o0tlhe that the second and thiTd
neetings Of said Bankrupt's creditors will be he d
before the Register at toe same place at u clock
N,
By order Of tho Court,
DAVID 8, 0OODlNG.
nj U.s Marshal Of D. c., US Messenger.
X. J. MBI0s, Clerk. feqthm,
The national Republican., 1869-02-27

RIVER NEws.-The following vessels ar
rived at city wharves yesterday; Schooners
j. IL. d. Smoot, with So barrels Of corn for
7. j. Gait Il Son; Queen Elizabeth, with
lumber for Market packet Eruption, Raven,
and Mary Emelia and sloop Pioneer, all
loaded with oysters for market.
The following sailed Schooners Emulus,
oliver Underwood and Mary Elizabeth for
lower Potomac, light.
The steam tug Ariel Is In Galt's dock for
repairs.
The national Republican., 1869-02-27

The INAUGCRAL PRoCEssIoS.-The COM
mittee to arrange for the inaugural process
sion have not yet fully determined on the
programme for the procession, but are just
now busy in making the arrangements. 1t
has, however, been determined that the sew
eral divisions will form In the First ward
the military on the Avenue and the other d.
visions on the side streets, and take up the
President elect at his headquarters, corner
of Seventeenth and streets, proceeding
down the Avenue TO the Capitol. After the
President is sworn In the procession will re-
turn up the Avenue and dlsband at some
convenient point. In the procession there
will be all the United States troops In the
District; also the marine corps. The Secre-
tary of War has Issued the necessary orders
to the troops, and Gen. Zellln, at the re-
quest of the Secretary Of the Navy, has Is
ssued orders to Major Graham TO parade his
command of marines. At the request of the
committee the War Department order, re-
Gently Issued, transferring United States
troops, in so far as 1t relates to the troops
here, Company X, 9Th cavalry; battery F,
9th artillery; 18th infantry, and 44th in
fantry,) has been suspended until after the
Inauguration.
The national Republican., 1869-02-27

]. W. BoTELER & Bro. announce large
stock Of China-glass, crockery, table cut
lery and housekeeping articles. Sec their
advertisement.
The national Republican., 1869-02-27

BOARD OF TRADE.-This board held spe-
cial meeting last evening at their rooms, No.
Market Space, Mr.. j. W. Thompson In the
chair, and II. B. Sweeney secretary.
Messrs. Z. S. Allen, Joseph l.. Savage and
W. W. Writ were elected to membership.
On motion of Mr.. A. r. Shepherd, the
board proceeded to an election Of officers for
the ensuing term. A letter from John I.
Mitchell, ESQ.,, president of the board, declin-
Ing reelection was read. Mr.. Samuel
Bacon was nominated by Mr.. A. X. Shepherd
and unanimously elected president. Mr..
Bacon In assuming the chair, regretted that
the meetings were SO slimly attended, and
hoped that he would see better attendance in
future. For first vice president, Messrs.
John W. Thompson, DR.. ]. l.. Kidwell and
Col. VIM. Wall were nominated, and bal
lot resulted in the election Of J. W. Thomp-
son. For second vice president, Col. Wall
was unanimously elected.
The following gentlemen were unani-
mously reelected directors Messrs. II. d.
Cooke, X. B. Mahon, W. II. Clagett, A. s.
G. MetZerott, X. NJ. Hall, A. r. Shepherd,
John r. Elvans, L. J. Davis and James l..
Barbour.
II. B. Sweeney, esq, as secretary, and +.
B. Mcclure, as treasurer, were unanimously
reelected.
The Chair gave notice that the monthly
meetings hereafter would be called regularly,
and full attendance would be expected.
A resolution offered by Mr.. Metzerott, re-
scinding q resolution passed at previous
meeting, which provided for the giving up
Of the Board Of Trade rooms, was adopted.
The board OF directors were notified tC
meet at the Board of Trade rooms on the frs
Tuesday in March to appoint committees.
At the close OF the meeting OF the Board
the gentlemen present, at the invitation o.
Mr.. W. J. Metzerott, repaired to his resi-
dence, on F street, where asumptuous repast
was provided and an hour agreeably spent
In partaklng OF the abundance of eatabes
and drinkables. Sentiments were offered
and responded to by a number ofthe party.
The national Republican., 1869-02-27
FfeslIent OT Tie United sINlr-
Jos. s. WILSON, Commissioner.
SUPPLlEs FOR THEU $, NAVY AND TRANS,
. PORTATlON.

PAfhAsrEh'h bfItCE, ". 3, NANi,l
No. - BROADWAY, NEw YoEE ,Fab. q, 1903.
Sealed proposals, to be indcrsod on the envelope
Bids for Supplies or Trausportation,' las the
O'clock. p IA the l.t prOx.. for the following
supplies aud TfausrJrtttiOu: .upnlies to be of tbs
hest quilily, suj isliyeftd r1s or expense at the
Navy Yard, New YORK. subject - the usual iu-
BUREEIAU OF EaGlpakSr AND DRECRUITIyG
coo lbs. tNos I. q, d. 7, s, 100 Ibs aachJ Thread
BVSRkG OP CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR.
Ahout 80 square feet gf Chalmers' patent uOn
conductors. drlivend and hEIed upon the boilers,
61REXU OF Provisions AND CLOTHING.
TrAuspp tadon from the Navy Yard, New York ,
direct to Hong Kong, China. for 30 barrels besl
aud pork, AS boxes preserved meat, IS half bblE
dried AppleS, Oj half bbls butter, IS boxes tobau.
co, lS boxes soap, 10 bales clothing. aud 100 boxes
eaudlss Total measurement about y, as feet
Also, for Nagasaki, Japan, via Hong Kong. for
" boxes tobacco, l8 boxes soap, boxeA Hnnd Firs,
aud W bales clothing. insasurlng about u feet.
The right reserved TO reject any or all bids that
msnt kesponsible security required for the prompt
and faithful delivery Of supplies awarded, within
70 days Blank forms, with further particular,
may DO obtained at this office. Proposals for trans
poFta ion to stats name Of vessel, when ready to
rSceiye cargo. and probable day Ofsalling Freight
paIabe In currency, after return Of reoelpted Bill
Of LAding. W thuut primAge. Proposals not duly
speels to conform vii h this advertisement and
blank forms flrRIshsd, Will not be considered,
Parties making proposals are iqyited to be present
at the hour named, whoa The bds SIll be ,2psued.
fe26-td PAymAStsr United States Navy.
The national Republican., 1869-02-27
fsb2aNI.
| 10y StoGtMBiG' THE iarH DAY oP REBRU!

AIRY, lst9.
John n TrooE. Complt,
John E,lly.T' .T'ifAen4. Levy No '''' In Equity
On motion Of the complainant, by N. ThOmp.
son, his solicitor, 1t is ordered that the de-
fendants cause their appearance 70 be entered
forty days after this day, otherwise the cause viii
iSignedJ GEO, 7. FISHER,
A tTns cOpy-Test, Jus, y. @ d. u.
Il, J, MBIGs, Clerk, fetQ'63w
The national Republican., 1869-02-27
TN THE sUPREME COURT OF THg DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
{lSOJ Equity Docket 0.

Jacob Hines ct al. f'"'
On motion u the eomplainant's cauusel, Il Is or
dered by tbs Court, this 2yi day OF February, 1882
that the sale o. Lot No 20. In square No. l0i, In
Trustee In this cause, to Jane, W. Barker, 90 the
lith day OF December last, for sLl5Q, and by said
rultec reported TO this Court, be aud the same is
hereby ratihed aud confirmed, unless eause 10 the
contrary be shown on or before the ast Tuesday OF
'nril next provided copy OF this order, or 80
sale, be inserted once week for three successive
weeks In tho NAIIoSAL REPUBLICAS newspaper
prior 70 said first Tuesday VI April next
BY the Court
Airpe copy Test; R.J.MRLGs,
The national Republican., 1869-02-27

The NEW YORK CoUSCns.-A suite of
rooms has been engaged at the Seaton House
for the accommodation Of the New York
Councils, who are expected to arrive here on
Monday morning. The New Workers, while
here, will be the guests Of the city, and no
doubt their entertainment will be worthy the
capital OF the nation. The committees ap-
pointed by the Councils on Thursday evening
on the reception Of the New York Councils
will hold n meeting ut the City Hall this eve
ming at Ti30 O'Clock, to perfect all necessary
arrangements for the occasion.
The national Republican., 1869-02-27
U. 5. Marshal OF d. C., as Messrnasr.
Test; r. J. MRIGs. Clerk febalSg
Rnnnn...na ~ ,rn.

PEBRuAkr %. lsG9
District Of Columbia, Wdshin0tOn county, 10 toi,:
10 the case Of NAOMI UrRRhBHLH and EUugss
CARrsi, ,administ OF CHAs H. urERNEHLs g. de-
ceased, the admntstrators hays, with the
appreciation OF the 0rphAus' Court OF WashlpEtOp
county aforesaid, appointed SATURDAY, the :Uth
day q March d. lsR for the final settlement md
disribqtioh Of the personal estate Of said deceased
and OF assets In hand far the same have boe
collected and turned into money! when and where
All he creditors and heirs Of said deceased are nOti-
led TO attend, With their claims properly vouohed,
rthey may Otherwise by law be excluded from all
Of this order be- published once q week for threo
weeks In the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, previous 10
the said day.
Test JAS, r. o'BRIRNR,
lebD.ThSw Register OF Wills
The national Republican., 1869-02-27

IRCSKs ASp HARSBss.-Mossrs. J. S. Top.
nam q Co., No. 500 Seventh street, (slgn Of
the mammoth trunk, \ have an immense stock
OF hne sole-leather ladies dress and Saratoga
trunks, all OF which are made with McMur-
rays patent trunk stay. This stay Is coming
into universal use In the large mnuufnctur,
ing cities Of the North. They also have The
only right in the District 10 use Iousc's
patent trunk shields, which they put on their
trunks. They display the largest stock of
travelling sacks and satchels, made Of the
best material and at very reduced prices.
Also, large stock Of harnoss, saddlcs. Nr-
The national Republican., 1869-02-27

ORPHANS COURT.
" FEBRuARY lG, 1900.
District Of lCOlumLfd TpdShinpton COunfv, 10 toft:
n the ease Of EDWARD N. THuRsTOE, Bxeeu.
triN OF MARY ANs BRowS. deceased, the ex.
eeutrlx aforosad has, with the appreciation Of
the Orphans Court Of Washin ngtou county Afora.
said, appointed TUESDAY,. the iBh day Of March
A, ID, lS9, for the final settlement and dl..
tributon Of the personal estate Of ssiJ deceased,
been collected aud turned into money when aud
where all the creditors and heirs OF said daorzsed
are notified to attend, with their olAins properly
youehed. or they may otherwise by law be sx-
eluded fiom all benent In said deceased estate
provided copy Of this order bo publishel nues a
week for three weeks in the NATIONAL REFUSAL.
Test JAS. n, o'BgIRHR,
feblT-WSw' Register OF Wills
The national Republican., 1869-02-27

TUE IRREsIsTIBLE "Josu BILLISGs," will,
on Tuesday evening, deliver his amusing
lecture on "Milk" at MetZcrott Hall. MIX
tickets so cents. Chalked seats rs cents.
The national Republican., 1869-02-27
ITNITED sTATEs PATENT 9PgIQg,

~ 100 wAsHls0roS, D. @. ,feb. II, ,lS6s.
On the petition Of Ron r CusHMAN, OF Pawiueket,
Rhode Island, prAylng for the extension OF patent
Improvement In Stop Motion for Knitting Ma.
II Is ordered that The said p-titIou be heard at
this Once on the 81 Jar uf May next Any per
son may oppns- this extension, Objections, de.
puslttOna aud uIh-r papers should be hled In this
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