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THROAT AND LUNGS.

CANCERS.-Thcy have had an extensive prao-
tice and wonderful success in the treatment of
Cancers, which they cure without eating them out
or using the Knife. Let those who have Tumors
and Swellings, or a red spot, lose no time in hav-
ing it attended to, as timely treatment may save
cathem from the horrors, suffering and death Of
OpcD annror
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CONSULTATION FREE,

Patients must write their name state, and post
Office address, plainly. All letters requiring an
answer, must contain q letter stamp, and be ad-
dressed to DR.. KNAPP & son, Drawer 1881,
Chicago,
va Any of the above diseases eau be treated
successfully by the patients describing their case
in letter. when they cannot sec us.
DR.. KNAPP, who has visited Rock Island
regularly for twelve years, can be consulted, for
1869, at the Rodman House, as follows:
Wednesday. January 10.
Thursday, March IL.
Thursday. May 8.
Thursday, July J..
Thursday August 26.
Thursday, October Al.
Thursday, December Is.
Olfice--lS5 South Clark st, Chicago.
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FOA SALE.

4 FINE brick Residence and good Piano
"a Apply for full particulars to
a.. II. MARX, Agent.
sep9dtf.
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BOUND OVER,

YOUR clothing can be cleaned and bound,
i and pressed over, so that it will look as
we'll ss new, by
f. WILCOX,
Tailor,
seplSdSm.
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Tgo Case will be Received, when
there are any Doubts of Cure
or Relief.

Our terms are CASH: hence the money must
be sent with all orders for medicines. 1t costs
from five to fifteen dollars per month, to doctor
with us, which includes medicines.
zgsFy~ The pnpr will he fornraI
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BOARDERN WANTED,

4 FEW PERSONS can find rooms and board,
II or day board, corner Of Orleans and Eagle
streets. jan7d2t,
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By Telegraph
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY ARGUS.
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

COLLECTORS OFFICE at Johnnous Shoe
~ Store doors west Of National Bank, Hi
uois Street. Office hours from o'clock A. NJ.
to 2.30 7. NJ.
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TO-Day's Advertisem'ts
LIST OF LETTERS

LIST or LETTERS
y EMAINING UNCLAIMED IN THE POST
- Once at Rock Island, State Of Illinois, on
Jan. 7, 1858:
Adams John MitehelI Sarah
Butler Thos Murrin Patrick
Buckley Sarah p mrs Marshall Lucrotia mrs
biemrtern Mamurdy Tn miss
Bowen Noah Melee EIlen n ,,isso
Cotofane Michael Morgan Christopher
C C Jas MuiligAn Bridget mrs
Trainer Geo Newell Hattie
Cramer Nv OF ieo
Cramer Peterson Nels
cooper Payne JF
Corking Asa A phclan Cha,I
Curtis Amanda miss Root r Col
Eyer kobadors Lewis
Di"y MARY mss RCttig John
Diefcklen NJ RhoIds ID
Daiua John Shirrell RR
Lokrath SRmuels0n q
Erhard John Geo Swenson Matilda. mr.,
Epstein Joseph Sharp NJ mrs
Ferguson John Col SHARP Margaret mrs
fite Geo Splnin Elizabeth miss
Ghons Geo Thompson Joseph
Griffin Catherine mrs Vorharm FIT
Hewitt James Wlkin ia
kitsOn VIM Warner Chas
Kennedy b Wendell Danl b
Lamb Helen L mrs Webster b
To obtain any of these letters, the applicant
must call for "Adoertised Letters" and give the
date Of this list.
re- II not called for within Que month they
Will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
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In DR.. Bushnells volume on the "Moral
Influences of Dark Things we find this
truthful and suggestive passage;
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WIN u FNTI VVUTI1
OSBORN Gums, Sops for Petr.
Rock Island, H., Jan. 8, A. d. 1863,
jansdlAW3w.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-13

DEATH OF Mr.. JosT.-Benedlct Jost, ESQ.,,
whose sudden illness we noted In tho RBPUB-
LIcAS OF Saturday, died at his residence on
Saturday morning. His funeral will take
place from the Evangelical Lutheran church,
corner Of Twentieth and @ streets, this after
noon and will be attended by Washington
Commandery, Knights Templar, and other
Masonic bodies, Of which the deceased was
q member.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-13

POLICE ISTELLIGEScE.-Hannah Reavcs,
for assault and battery on Mary ]. Taylor,
was sent to jail by Justice Smith.
Daniel Arth, for assaulting Wilhelmina
Arth, gave bail for court, and was further
required to give security to keep tho peace
by Justice Walter.
Andrew Judsou, colored, for stealing n
hog from VIM. Tommy, OF the First ward,
was arrested in Georgetown by Officer Gun.
bingham and turned over 10 Lieutenant
Hurley, Of the Fourth precinct.
James Knott, for the larceny OF boat,
the property Of Joseph Pullln, was arrested
by Officer Westphal, and Justice Pearson
committed the accused to jail to await a re-
QUESTION from the Governor Of Maryland.
Martin Shower was fined $40 for dlsor-
derby conduct, and then $50 for carrying o
concealed weapon.
VIM. Smith, colored, was sent to jail by
Justice Weaver for committing an assault
and battery on Jane Smith.
VIM. Young, for firing gun on the cause
way leading to Analostan island, was fined
Is by Justice Schmidt.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-13

TEST OF FIRE HosB.-Engine No. 8 was
engaged on Saturday afternoon, under the
superlntendence of the Chief Engineer of the
Fire Department, in testing lot OF second
hand hose which the city desired to purchase
from the Government at seyenty-1ve cents
per foot for hose OF leather or rubber, 500
feet Of each. In the test two OF the sections
bursted under pressure Of 100 pounds to
the square inch.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-13

RELIEF OF THE AvoSDALE SUFFRRERs.-
On Saturday the officers, employees, and
marine guard Of the Washington navy yard
subscribed upwards Of $50 for the relief of
the ilfty-nine widows and one hundred and
eight orphans Of the victims of the Avondale
coal.mine disaster In Pennsylvania. This Is
the sufferers Of that appalling calamity, and
reflects credit upon the officers and employees
Of the yard.
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northwest corner of Seventh and NJ streets,
conducted by Drs. l.. NJ. Taylor and 4. W.
Latimer, has proved perfect success. Medl-
cal advice and surgical operations free of
charge to the poor. Office hours from 0 to
no q. m. and s to Up. m. Prescriptions care.
ully compounded,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-13

BnLIARDs.-Tbe great billiard match for
the championship Of America, to take place
in New York tomorrow night between Deery
and Foster, is creating great excitement ali
over the country, and for the benefit Of those
minutes giving the state OF the game as II
progresses. Each dispatch will be bulletined
al his new rooms In the National theatre
building.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-13

y. ID. sINGLEToN, corner of Pennsylvania
avenue and Ninth street, has line large
brick house, which he offers for sale or ex-
change. See advertisement.
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Sons OF TBMpERAscH.-The Alexandria
Gazette says; "At the last meeting of Mount
Vernon Division, 8. of T., on Wednesday
night, 1t was determined that the subject Of
the dissolution Of the connection existing be-
tween the division and the Grand Division OF
tho District of Columbia, and of uniting with
the Grand Division Of Virginia, should be
discussed at the meeting 10 be held next
Wednesday night, when the present status
Of the members will also be considered, and
delinquents Topped off," This division was
placed under the Jurisdiction of the Grand
Division Of this District during the war. The
excessive per capita tax demanded by and
want Of assistance from this Grand Division
Is said to be the cause Of tho proposed scces
sion.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-13

OAK HALL, THE POPULAR CLOTHING AND
customer tailoring house, Seventh street,
opposite post-olllco, adyertlscs In the REPUB.
LICAN.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-13

The GRAIN MARKET.-At the Georgetown
Merchants Exchange, on Saturday, $500
bushels of red wheat were sold at si.4S and
Sl.G0.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-13

CENTENARY ASSIvERsARr.-Tho ono hun
dredth anniversary Of the birthday Of Alex
ander Won Humboldt will be celebrated at
Carroll Hall tomorrow evening by grand
concert, and the delivery Of addresses by
able and distinguished gentlemen. A full
programme Of the exercises will be found In
another column.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-13

The TRUSTEES or PUBLIC SCHOOLS Of tho
Fourth district will lssre tickets of admission
to the schools on Wednesday of each week,
8 O'Clock, a. M, at the grammar school,
room, Sixth street, between d and L. No
tickets will DO issued at their private resi-
dences.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-13

BOYS CASHMERE FALL SUITS AT OAK
Hall, 400 Seventh street, opposite post
office.
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FUSERAL.-John A. Rawllns Post No. /,
Grand Army Of the Republic, were out In
large numbers, headed by Heald's band,
and in company with Seneca Tribe No. II,
]. o. Il. M, attended the funeral Of Mr.
Albert iiyer, Of the Navy Department, late
q member OF these two organizations,
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officers of Howard University have decided
to erect an additional building for the ac-
commodation Of pupils. The building Is to
contain 2l5 rooms, besides large reception
and drill room, and will be located about 200
yards north Of the college or university
proper. 1t is contemplated to finish the new
building this fall, If possible.
The splendid new residences of Colonel
Eaton, actuary Of the Freedmen's Savings
Bank, as well as those of General Whlttle-
sey and Professor Bascom, to the east Of the
university, arc nearly ready for occupancy.
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Low PRICES ARE RULING AT THE OAK
Hall Clothing House, 400 Seventh street,
opposite post-ollce.
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RESULT OF CARELEssSEss.-Ab 1850
lady, named Mosier, while passing along
+ street north, between Second and Third
streets west, accidentally stepped upon a
piece of watermelon rind, causing her to
fall upon the sidewalk, thereby injuring her
left hip and arm quite seriously. Sergeant
Pierce procured q conveyance and had the
unfortunate lady taken to her residence, on
North Capitol street, between G and II
streets, where DR.. Bchrcnd was called In to
attend to her injuries. Thoughtless persons
should abstain from throwing fruit rinds
upon the pavements, as many accidents to
life and limb result from the practice.
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The Grade OF water street Gard
from surveyor Bliss.

TO hs Editor ofhe National Republican!
1notico In your Saturdays Issue an article
signed "Thc Grade Of Water Street,"
which ls such q gross Misrepresentation
that feel 1t my duty to correct the state
ments.
The grade OF Water street was established
BY Mr.. Randolph Coyle, esq, In 1859, under
an act Of Congress, and adopted by the city
As tho established grade Of that street. /
In the plat Of grades In the grade book,
and the order OF both the Boards, and the
order Of the Mayor. It is the old estab-
lished grade, and none other aud as to the
dlsapprobation Of the property holders, !
know Of but ono, and he being an interested
party. and one who having squatted In the
street and enjoyed valuable wharf privileges,
unmolested, for years, now seems deter
mined to impede the progress Of an improve
ment which Is demanded and absolutely
necessary for the public good.
AZ 10 consulting the interests OF that Sec
ton Of the city and the persons doing busl-
ness In that street, all | have to say Is that
my orders arc to open Water street and
amer delaying all last winter, and giving
sufficient notice TO every man interested that
the work must be done, propose to eight
II out on the present line II It takes all sum
mer," unless tho proper authorities order
otherwise.
As to the opinion of competent engineers,
l should be pleased to have pritien opinions,
after an examination Of the ground, rather
than the assertion of interested parties.
Relative TO the injury OF houses and
wharves, Il Is all moonshine, when compared
TO the value Of the contemplated Improve
ments. CHAs. II. BLISS,
Supcript cDdcpt Sewers ,Sc
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FURNISHING GooDs AT OAK HALL, 400
Seventh street, opposite post-ofllcc.
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A PARIS letter says rumors Of q possible
abdication foreshadow not improbable
event. As the Emperor Is liable to return To
his sickness, incapacitating him from busi-
ness, many think his sons majority will DO
proclaimed on hts next birthday.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-13

THE CATTLE MARKET.-The cattle market
at proyers' Rest on Friday was quite active
with sales as follows 900 head Of beef cattle
and lambs at s2@S4 eachj veal calves G671l
cents per ID. gross cows and calves, $25@
500 each.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-13

PRoPosLD IMPROVEMENT AT THE SOLDIERS
HoMH.-ln consequence of more room being
required at the Soldlers' Home, near the
city, Surgeon General Barnes contemplates
the erection OF a number of small buildings
on the grounds adjacent to the Home to ac-
commodate such disabled soldiers as have
families. To further enlarge and beautify
the building the directors recently applied to
Mr.. Edward Clark, architect of the Capitol,
for design or plan whereby the facilities
Of the Homo may be increased. This plan
has been prepared and as furnished proposes
the erection Of Mansard Roof, which, II
adopted, will be quite handsome improve
ment to the edlhce,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-13

STEALING 4 BABY's CARRIAoB.--A oolorod
boy named Thos. Goodwin was bad enough
to steal an infants carriage, for which he
was arrested by County Officer Beall. The
accused was taken to the Second precinct
station, where he is locked up for a hearing
this morning.
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CHILDRES's GARIBALDIs AT OAK HALL,
100 Seventh ST., opposite post-ollice, U
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FlTCn " Fox, 40 Seventh street, offer for
rent desirable two-story brick house In tho
First ward, containing nine rooms, besides
kitchen.
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GENTS ScoTcH PLAID SUITS AT OAK HALL
400 Seventh st., opposite post office.
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PLEASANT AFFAIR.-The excursion to the
White House on Saturday evening, by Morn
Ing Star Lodge Of Good Templars, was a
pleasant affair. The music for the occasion
was furnished by the Amphion Musical As
ISOLATION, which Is composed Of some OF the
best amateur musicians In the city. The
dancing portion of the party enjoyed them
selves stripping the light fantastic toe" for
an hour at the White House, when they
again took the boat for home, arriving at
Seventh street wharf at 11;30 o'clock, all
seeming well satisfied with the excursion.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-13

ASsIvERsARIEs.- yesterday was the an-
nlyersary OF two Important events In this
locality. Fifty-flve years ago, tho British
army, under General Ross, invaded our
shores, and after doing considerable damage
in this quarter, was repulsed at Baltimore.
All those facts arc familiar to our readers,
but yesterday was the 10th anniversary OF
an affair In this city, that at this day is as
familiar as "household words" with our
citizens. Early In the morning Of Septem-
Der 12, 1859, quiet and happy family Of
oysters were reposing In their bed down the
Potomac river; but before the sun had gone
to rest for that day, a ruthless hand had dis
tnrbed that bed, and captured many OF Its
drowsy occupants. That man came 10
Washington with his army Of hard-shell
thinkers, and exposed them to sale to up
pease the appetites Of those Of our citizens
who were fond of them on the "half she'll"
The oyster did not muimur at being swal-
lowed whole In his usual proportions of
length and breadth; but he cried aloud at
an unsightly cauldron bubbllng over with
boiling water. The inventor and introducer
OF this cruel death was Mr.. 7. NJ. Harvey,
since known as the "Oyster King" and In
short time thereafter "scalded oysters" were
popular In an eminent degree, and would have
thus continued until to-day, had Il not been
for the discovery Of the lusciousness Of the
steamed" bivalve, also first introduced by
Harvey. Yesterday, therefore, II was sup
posed the oyster tribe shed tears Of sadness
for the tenth annual occasion, In view Of the
above fact.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-13

] 80 oY coLUaBI&, hA D'''A'''
Ann a. !, ti H.,. ct ' non.'n Eeal', Dosloae
A. ~ .Is sour! hs l9ih dsy oIJalyH D. 1892
by John Johnson, trustee Ia above cause 10
David st2ner, Of part Of lot 0, IN square 81, In
tho tamo II hereby, ratified aud confirmed, unless
18th day Of August next.
by order OF the Court.
7TiSo sYPy-Test' r. ARIgs.
LIMITED STATES PATENT OPFIcE,
y ,,,, WAsIIEdr0S, D, G., July q, 1892
On the petition OF ARETUs A, WILbRR, ~ Ds.
noi', aiehlg.p' Rraylns for The extension Of pa.
1850 aud reissuod on tho 18th day Of oetobOT dS
and Ag'ln Ielssued on the l5th day Of May 1855
H. ~ improvements Tor Saving and Elging Clap
Is ordered that the said petitlop bs heard a,
this oihee on the lllh day Of Oettbe, nsr ne"ia
pe.is t may Oppose this extension 0biecIous, de-
pSsti2ns and other papers, should be hleI In Ills
once twenty days before the dAy Of hearing.
ia, Co SAMUEL .. FISHER
Dl' esW Commmistioner Of Pat
UNITED STATES s raTkETE oBPlGE. =, ,..n
On the petition Of sANtBL Van srcksI. Of
Patent granted to him on the 9th day Of Octobsr-
inn,o, Tor an Improvement In lnteTloCking dIsle,
Il Is ordered that said petition be heard Al tbi.
once on the 18th day Ofsepielnber next ASy nsrsne
may oppose this extension. Objections. isnosi
u9ns, and other papers. should be nIeA In his
once twenty days before The day Of hearing '"''
s,n,.wsx SAMUEL ., USHER,
""'"'N OommisdoneT ofPRtents,
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REPUBLICAN STATE AssoCIATIoSs.-Th
Republican Associations Of citizens Of the
States Of New York aud Pennsylvania both
held meetings on Saturday evening at Union
League Hall, Ninth street. In the New
York Association Hon. A. N. Clapp, con-
gressional printer, presided, with J. II.
Patrick as secretary. The constitution, as pre-
pared by the committee appointed for the
purpose, was adopted; AFTER which DR.. snod-
grass offered the following resolutions; which
were adopted and the association adjourned:
s.s. Ih ss .' II DEEP s s S s..s
heard throughout the land on the painful oc.
casion OF the death OF Gen. Rawiins, the late
Secretary Of War, deeming the loss thereby
the great though quiet sfieisnoy Of the DO.
ceased 10 a civil ofHee, as equally shown In
the time Of war as brave and patriotic soldier:
| Gen. Rawlins and to Gen. Grant, who In his
death has lost q tried friend as well as sim
gularly trustworthy Cabinet Minister, we
Rssoired, That copy OF these resolutions be
transmitted to Mrs, Rswiins, and also 70 the
pathy In the sad event to which they refer.
In the Pennsylvania association, DR.. r. b.
Nevin, ESQ.,, presided, with Mr.. J. N. Wilson,
secretary. II was reported that arrunge-
ments had been made with the railroad COM
pauies to secure reduced rates to Pcunsyl-
yanla Republicans going home TO vote. Par
ties desiring to avail themselves Of tho re-
duced rates will apply after 8 p. m. daily,
after the 18th instant, to the Northern Cen
trail railroad office, corner Of Sixth street and
Pennsylvania avenue, where Mr.. Short, chair
man OF the railroad committee, will DO on
hand to furnish certificates that they are
entitled to the privilege. A committee con-
slsting of Rev. d. B. Emory, chairman
Thos. Mcnamara, Of tho Treasury; Daniel
WEIGH, Interior; David d. Curriden, printing
offesi L. Lowry Moore, War Department; J.
Z. Kitchener, Post Office; G. M. Barton, navy
yard; John NJ. shomo, Capitol; VIM. ". 8.
Dyre, Navy Department.; A. B. Grosh, Agri-
| cultural Department, was appointed to solicit
subscriptions from tho Pennsylvania and
other residents and citizens Of Washington
to aid the families Of those whose lives were
lost by the late calamity at the Avondale coal
mines In Pennsylvania.
Each member of the committee will be
provided with certificate signed by the
president and secretary, and II is confidently
believed that nll will checrfully render such
aid as Is possible.
An opinion was read from the Attorney
General Of the State, which was addressed
to ID. 7. Houston, and Is as follows;
SIN reply to yours Of the Sth inst. would
say that II you intend to vote In any part of
Pennsylvania, outside OF Philadelphia, you
can do SO without registering in person,
under the provisions Of the 4th and 10th
sections of the act. If, however, you would
vote In Philadelphia you must DO registered
In person, as by the 37th section the regis
ter shall be the only evidence &c. The
fact that you have not lived for ten days
before the election In the division does not
interfere with your voting II you still con-
slider II your residence"
The association then adjourned.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-13

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE
~ WAsHIsGros, ID. c., August 9, 1852
On the petitlon Of AsDREw BLAikIR, OF san
Prauciseo. California, aud wALTER CLARK, Of
MArqustte. Michigan praying for the extension Of
paispt granted 10 them on the 9Th day Of Noyem.
Der. 1855. for an Improvement In Lath Machine;
~. ordered that said petition be heard al Ills
once on the 18th day OF October next, Any person
may oppose this extension. obIeetions, depSsi.
lions. and other papers, should be hled In this
once twenty days before the day OF bearing.
SAMUEL FISHER,
AuiiW'H Commissioner Of Patents,
TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
l. ~ COLUMBIA, THE 9TH DAY OF JULY,
Andrew Andre, nS SSv'T' ct % .. No 1885 rq Does
On motion Of the eomPlainanis, by Mr.. Edward
swann, their solicitor, Is ordered that the d..
isndans, 0eorge n. Sparks and wife Harriet O.
Il Johnsoh and wife Martha. Victoria Smith, 3.
y, smith Daniel Smith. Henry West, Jokn Crom.
MEL a1a JShn Hauptman. cause their appear
day occurring f4rty days aher this dayi otheTwips
fault, "' "' u" 'a'V W ao'
By order Of the Court
True Sopy.Test! Il. J. MEIds,
pb-TuSW, Clerk.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-13

@suIPMBsTs OF CoAL.-During last week
the shipments Of Cumberland coal from
Georgetown to Northern ports amounted to
12,550 toes, shipped as follows BY the Bor-
den Mining Company 5000 tons Consoll-
dalton Company, 1000 tons Rays docks,
$500 tons.