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The national Republican., 1869-03-03
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2 -, WAsHIN0ToN, D, q, Feb. II, $50
On the pgition Of 0BORGgW nILbRgTH. .of Ioek
pott New fyrk praying for the extension Of PAT.
eht granted him on the 10th day OF June, 1885 and
Ieissled On the ~ day Of May isoO for an Improve
meat 10 Mode Of Hanging Bells!
II 10 ordered that said petition be hear I'd At this
once on the 2th day Of May next. Any persop
may nay oppose this extension. Objections, denosI.
twenty days before the day OF hearing.
fam s, ELISHA POOTE,
leu eSw COmmAsioner OF Patents.
The national Republican., 1869-03-03

New BUSINESS FOR THE PoLICE.-0n Sat
urday last an aged colorcd woman named
Mary Murphy died at her residence, on the
corner Of Twenty first and Z streets. As the
old woman was possessed OF some personal
property, and there being no person known
as her heirs, Officer Stlnchcomb, Of the San
itary police, reported the facts Of the case to
Major Richards, who ordered him TO collect
all the property and place 1t In the custody
Of Mr.. Hcrrick, the property clerk at head
quarters. Yesterday the officer performed
his duty, and the household furniture Of the
deceased was stored In the basement at
Headquarters.
The national Republican., 1869-03-03
pRoPosALs PoR sUPPLIks.
DHPARrxHsr OF DAEorA.

Il
sLIsI PAuL. MIN, IesTustY I. lss.
Proposals ae invited until March ., 1892, At this
once, and at the District QuArtermaster's once,
Fort shaw, N. = 10 furnl.h the fsliovips hill;;
try Supplies, at the mouth OF the Muscle Shell
river on the Missouri. naming the months and
quantities per month when thoy can be put In.
All the customary conditions In such cases 10
govern:
Io;o@ or more hdGGsss,. iaxere iashss. delivery
D0,0O or more mcfehA hAntable hard Iricks suitable
for s,deliyerabe at kiln. Time Of delivery
900 more barrels Of Lime, deliverable at tiia or
Post,
5000 feet pine or ether Boards suitable
for rooang tsheathinsl.
1000 feet one and half inch pine, dressed uu-
dressed, for flooring.
5000 feet two-inch pine plank.
1900 feet three-inch plank.
ID, 1000 feet, board measure. Of pine or of cotton
Wood logs net 70 s1pare less than sight s inches,
proposal for each twenty .nve.
800 or more tons OF hay, to be cut and stacked, or
be delivered at the post
2.oo9 cords Of wood. to 30 gut and dsliysrsd.
febi2.td Deputy Q. Y. dsnsrsi. b. b. 4.
The national Republican., 1869-03-03

THE BANKS OF THE CITY will ull be closed
tomorrow, aud II Is requested that parties
having paper maturing will provide for 1t
to-day.
The national Republican., 1869-03-03
THE COUurR.

CIRCUIT COURT-Chlff JMstice Cdrfter.-
This court was occupied as follows ycstcr-
day:
Jourdon VS.. McAllistcr. Appeal from q
Justices Judgment for rent OF n furnished
house hired by appellant of appellee. This
case was begun on Monday and occupied n
portion OF the day yesterday, and was not
concluded at the adjournment Of the court.
A. G. Haley VS.. Susan W. weightman.
Action OF ejectmcnt. Judgment for plaintiff
for the possession of land near Bcnnlng's
bridge.
W. 7. Bawdcn VS.. A. T. Lawrence. Judg.
mcnt by default for Sl0i.75.
7. Lucas VS.. J. Harry Thompson. Appeal
from Justice Plant. BY agreement tho case
was referred to the award OF J. J. johnson
The national Republican., 1869-03-03

By REQUEST of many citizens, George NJ.
Arnold, of North Carolina. will repeat his
lecture on "Thc Result" at the Fifteenth
street Presbyterian church tonight. The
admission is free, and the public are invited.
The national Republican., 1869-03-03

RBv. T. L. PoULsoS, of the Wilmington
conference, will preach this evening at Ham
line NJ. Z. church, corner of Ninth and P
streets, at 1850 o'clock. All are invited.
The national Republican., 1869-03-03

The COMMITTEE on THE ISAUGuRATIoS
BALL announce that there will be no checks
or return tickets issued at the ball Tomorrow
night.
The national Republican., 1869-03-03

SCENES ON THE AVENUE.
avenue yesterday presented q lively scene,
and those OF our citizens who perambulated
that thoroughfare any tlmo during yesterday
afternoon must have almost imagined that
they had suddenly been transposed 10 another
city than Washington. Prom Fifteenth
street 10 the Capitol the Avenue was fairly
crowded with pedestrians, the majority Of
whom were strangers, some looking for an
abiding place, others, secure In that desid-
eratum, vending their way In search Of the
sights Of the city, and others, like our re-
porter, amusing themselves with noting the
various manners Of people," there TO be
seen. The usual complement Of the hotel
loungcrs were to be seen standing around
the doorways and vcstlbulcs Of the buildings.
Aud the sporting fraternity" not only
local but those from tho large cities Of the
Union were abroad, bedccked In nnc broad
cloth, diamond rings and latest style hats,
were promcnadlng In full feather, ''sceking
whom they might deyour." Hundreds Of
magnlacently costumed ladies were also tC
be seen giving one an opportunity Of learning
the latest fashions as they predominant Ii
all parts Of the country.
At the corners, the irreprcsslble street mu
siclans were seen, each yieing with the othel
to obtain the largest amount Of pennies from
the passing throng. The corners Of Seventh
street and the avenue was the central poin
for the loungers, and all day long the grea
OK had scores Of visitors, as well as hundred
OF outside admirers.
The telegraph man, the window curtaii
man, and the other side shows, each ha,
their complement OF patronage. In short
those whom fancy led to look upon flnel
dressed women and mon fashlonably attired
with the accompanying street scenes, mus
have had their desire fully satiated by a
hours sojourn on the avenue yesterday.
The national Republican., 1869-03-03

GESTLEMES who came unprepared TO at
tend the Inauguration aud the unofficial
ceremonies attached thereto, will find any
article OF hrst-class wearing apparel ready
made, from full Dress Suit to the smallest
item necessary for gcntleman's wardrobe.
Our stock Of Black Goods is very complete,
enabling us to 1T almost any sized men.
Large men who find II difficult to be fitted
should call upon us. One price only.
A. SAKs d Co., 527 Seventh st.,
adjoining National Bank Of the Republic.
The national Republican., 1869-03-03

The GRANT AND CoLrAx ELECTORS are
requested to meet ut Prof. Sheldon's Hall,
No. 327 + street, between Tenth and Eleventh
streets, at O o'clock this afternoon sharp.
The national Republican., 1869-03-03
'THITEp STATES PATENT oPPIcR.

" wAAHiNdToR, D. q. , February %, 1900.
Peansylyania, PfayinE for the extension of pat.
ent grsnted % him on the 29th day Of May, 1885,
II Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
once nnd on ,hs i9ih eas oI NAY hen Sny person
Hons and other papers should be died In his ofce
twenty days before the day Of hearing,
ELISHA F00TE,
mh2.Tu3t Commissioner VI Patents.
The national Republican., 1869-03-03
LIMITED STATES PATENT orFIoE,

y wAsHIsoToE. D. G., F.b. 4, 1850.
On the petition Oft. A. LuProN, OF winehe ster
praying Tor the sx!eusion Of patent granted
Grain HaTyesters; ~ "
1t is ordered that said petItInn ba ha,t1 -, ,hI.
omee on the 2sth day Of April next Any per.
son may oppose this extension. Objections, depo-
siuons, aud other papers, should be dIsd In i6ls
once twenty days before the day Of hearing
ace, ELISHA FO0TE
IeiS-oA rnRU isSionoT OF Patents
The national Republican., 1869-03-03

GRANT AND CoLFAx ELEcTORs.-TheC COM
mittee Of Arrangements have called meet
Ing Of the above mentioned electors at No.
1877 + street, for six o'clock this after
noon. Over forty electors, representing
twenty States, In every part Of the Union,
attending In body tho inaugural ceremo-
nies. Those arriving to-day and tomorrow
morning are requested to report to Hon.
Luclcn ]. Barnes, at 425 + street.
The national Republican., 1869-03-03

THE NEW YoRK CouNoLs.-The mem |
bers Of the Aldermen and Council OF New
York, now on q yist of business connected
with their municipal affairs, arc being enter
tained by the Washington authorities, and
yesterday visited several objects OF interest
In around our District. Hacks were In readi-
ness nj the seaton House at o'clock In the
morning, when the visitors were conveyed
TO the Executive Mansion, and shown
through the building. II being Cabinet day,
the delegation did not obtain an interview
with the President, rs previous arrangements
did not permit their remaining at the Presi-
dents House but few moments. From the
Presidents they were driven to Arlington
Heights by the way of Georgetown, and
viewing and inspecting the classic grounds,
departed, reaching Washington by way OF
the Long Bridge and driven to the Seventh
street wharf, where they took the o'clock
boat for Alexandria. Having visited the
several objects In the ancient city, the New
Workers were escorted to the wharf, where
the fine steamer Arrow, Capt. Thomas Stack
pole, was In waiting to convey them to
Mount Vernon. After the boat had pushed
Oft an acceptable collation. was prepared,
which seemed to be highly rellshed, from
the fact that the long but agreeable vista
tlons during the early part OF the day had
whetted the appetite Of all present.
An hour or more was spent In stalking
about Mount Vernon and inspecting the
historic relies Of the immortal Washington,
when the sound call on board" was heard,
and the steamer ploddcd her way homeward.
During the return trip an agreeable time
was had In the cabin, where addresses were
delivered by Aldermen Gibney, jackson
Capt. Tomey and others, of New York
which received responses from Aldermen
McCathran, Fenwick, and Councilmen Dal
ton, Sardo, Nally, Ball, Pursell, L. B. 8
Miller and Geo. W. Miller, Of Washington
Councils, and songs were rendered In cx
quisitc style by Aldermen Roberts, Walsh
Crciger and others, of New York, and Messrs
Ball, Dalton and Miller, Of this city, thu
Willing away time until the boat rcaehet
her wharf here at 7;30 O'Clock. The visitor
were then taken to their quarters at tn
! seaton House, atcr which they visited tn
Capitol, theatres aud other places Of interest
The New Workers express themselves a
highly pleased with the treatment and rccep
tlon thus far extended them, which we hop
will be continued during their stay In GU
midst. Tomorrow the committee haylnI
them in charge will provide coaches, and tn
New Workers will be given a promincn
, position In the inaugural procession.
The national Republican., 1869-03-03

PRESENT FOR PRESIDENT GRAST.-There
will be on exhibition this morning, at the
pOrk-packing establishment Of Messrs. J. II.
Snyder S Co., No. 2O5 Lexington street, a
mammoth dressed hog, weighing seven hun
drcd aud thlrty-ilye pounds, choice slices Of
which are to be sent to President Grant and
Vice President Colfax on Inauguration day.
This Is one Of the largest specimens of the
porcine creation ever seen In these parts. It
was raised on the farm of Mr.. Adam Bloom,
Carroll county, Maryland.-Baltimore Sun.
The national Republican., 1869-03-03

WARREN LINCOLN, No. 0, Four-and-a- half
street, has ''a chance" for several more gem
tlemen with rooms and board.
The national Republican., 1869-03-03

COMMENCEMENT OF THE MEDICAL De.
PARTMEsT or GEORGETOWN CoLLEGE.-The
National Theatre was filled to its utmost
capacity, at one O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
by large and fashionable audience of citi,
zens and strangers, the occasion being the
annual commencement Of the Medical De.
partmcnt OF ofGeorgetown College. Tho stage
was occupied by the faculty OF the college,
the graduating class and number of prom
lnent members Of the medical fraternity of
this city.
The order of exercises was as follows:
Reading Of act authorizing Georgetown col
lege TO confer tho degree OF Doctor of McdI-
cine by Prof. Noble Young, NJ. D.; an ad-
dress to the graduates by Rev. b. A. Ma
guirej announcement of the graduates by
Prof. j. Elliot, NJ. D.; comforting Of degrees
dress TO the graduates by Prof. J. z. Nor
gan, NJ. d. yaledictory from the senior
class by Frank Cowan, N. d.
The list of graduates Is as follows. I. J.
Arnold, New York; James 8. Beale, District
Of Columbia; Ralph Bell, District of Colum-
blai Walter &. BTiscoe, District Of Columbia;
Julius :. Clarke, Maine; John 8. Cooper,
pennsylvania Frank Cowan, Pennsylvania;
.. L. Dlgges, Maryland; James NJ. Duncan,
NeM iorki D. ). Gibbon, New York; NJ. j.
Grimth, Distric: Of Columbia; VIM. Ham
lett, Massac chusettsi II. Hayward, Psnnsyl.
yania; A. j. Hines, Ohio; Joseph Ju9y,
New York; A. d. Kingsbury, Massaeh1,
settsj II. McBlair, Jr., District Of Columbia,
Theodore Meade, Illinois; W. W. Miller
Wisconsin, @. II. Nourse, jr,, Maryland,
Clinton Parkinson, District Of Columbia
Henry 9. Porter, New York; George P,
Ramsdell, Massachusetts, Thomas c. Rich,
Indlanai William H. Ross, New York; J. G.
sloan,- Pennsylvania T. o. 81. Clair, New
York; William Tlndall, Delaware.
The national Republican., 1869-03-03

ARRIVAL OF THE EAGLE ZpUAvEs.-Thc
Eagle Zouayes Company G, T4th regiment
N. Y. 8. M.,) with the Union cornet band,
of Buffalo, numbering 20 men, arrived yes
terday afternoon, having left Buffalo on
Monday morning. The Zouayes are hand
somely uniformed, and under the command
Of Capt. Reigart, and the band Is very fine,
and led by Peter Cramer. They proceeded
Immediately to the Washington park and
took quarters at Abncr's hotel.
The national Republican., 1869-03-03

The FIFTH WARD REPUBLICAN CLUB meet
at their hnll, on Carroll Hill, to-night.
The national Republican., 1869-03-03

The Police AT WORK.-Realizing the flct
that the influx of strangers into the city
will bring hither a large number OF thieves
from all parts OF the country, Major Rich
ards, superintendent of the Metropolitan po-
lice, has detailed number of the most
prominent and sagacious officers of the force
to assist for the present the detective corps
OF the department. These officers were at
work last night, and the probabilities arc
that the thieves of the country will, on their
arrival In this city, meet warm reception.
Lieut.. skippon, In command Of the detective
corps, is stationed at the depot with num-
Der Of his men, and they are oyerhaullng all
suspicious characters who arrive by the
trains.
The national Republican., 1869-03-03

CRIMINAL CoURT Judge Wylie. This
court was occupied as follows yesterday;
John Z. Kidwcll, Joshua S. Anderson and
James Tobin were excused from service on
the petit jury.
Martin Phelps alias s. Q. Martin, grand
larceny of ladies' clothing from Catharinc
NJ. Quirk. lie was found guilty of petit
larceny.
Michael Brccn, assault and battery and
resisting officer George 7. Gibbon. lie was
acquitted.
Adjourned.
The national Republican., 1869-03-03

BuRGLARIoUs ATTEMPT.-About 1 O'Clock
yesterday morning the residence of Mr.. B. F.
French, No. 500 II street, was entered by
burglars, who, making some noise In their
rummaginS, awoke Mrs. French, who at
once aroused her husband. Mr.. French ran
down stairs, pistol In hand, just in time to
sec his unwelcome visitors departing in the
same manner in which they entered, viz. by
the rear window. He fired three shots at
the last one, but unfortunately missed his
aim. The residence of Mr.. Depro, few
doors from Mr.. French's house, was entered
few hours before, and il is supposed that
the same party made the attempt at Mr.
French's house.
The national Republican., 1869-03-03

JUSTICE TO ALL, Partially to none, Is
strictly observed at Geo. O. Hennlng's cloth
ing store, No. 5ll Seventh street, where but
or all articles.
The national Republican., 1869-03-03

GEN. EKIS's DIvIsIoS.-One Of the flnest
divisions Of the inaugural procession will be
posed, as Il will be, of the soldiers and sailors
of the District, resident and visiting clergy,
the Printers Grant and Colfax Club, and
other prominent organizations. Gen. EkIn
has appointed the following gentlemen as
his aids; Gems. A. p. Blunt, U. 3. A., 3. T.
and Chas. @. Wolcottj Coils. Jas.
Blake, j. T. Power and-J--B. Clarkej MAI
W. 8. Morse, Capt. G. w. Bachelor, L. L.
Stanton, esq, John NJ. Morton, esq, Edw.
Gregg, esq, and Col. @. Wiley Wells. The
aids and Organizations OF the division are re-
,nest'd to report to Con. Ekln, Seventeenth
street &c and Pennsylvania avenue, att O'Clock,
IL NJ promptly, on March 4th.
The national Republican., 1869-03-03

WILL not PARTTcIPATE.-In consequence
of the delay In procuring their military
equipments the 9th regiment Maryland Ma
tional Guard will not participate In the in
augural parade.
The national Republican., 1869-03-03

TURNPIKE MEETlSG.-A meeting of the
stockholders Of the Fairfax aud Georgetown
Turnpike Company was held Saturday last
at Fall's Church, Virginia, and adopted u
code of bylaws. Tho stockholders ratified
all the acts OF the board OF directors TO date.
Il was decided to petition for an extension Of
the capital Of the company from s25,0O0 To
slOO, 900, with the privilege OF running
branch road to Germantown.
The national Republican., 1869-03-03

LEWIS BETz, Nos. 233 and 235 G street,
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 arc furnished with all tho dellca-
cies Of the season. His walters are atten-
tive and his charges are moderate,
The national Republican., 1869-03-03

A MAT, durable, cheap Black Cloth Walk
ing coat for SIS. One price only.
GEORGE O, HESNISG,
No, bll Seventh street,
The national Republican., 1869-03-03

The SOLDIERS or THE MEXICAN WAR;
There was no formal Meeting of the Soldiers
OF the Mexican War, but committee was
in session Monday night to secure the names
Of those who would participate in the inau-
gural ceremonies. There were, up to last
evening, one hundred and ten names en-
rolled. A meeting to perfect arrangements
for the parade will be held tonight. The
association has been assigned to the division
under the marshalship Of Gen. Ekin.
The national Republican., 1869-03-03

The MAGIC Conn will color the Hair or
Beard n permanent Black or Brown. II con-
tains no poison. There is no slop or stain
arising from Its use. If you buy one you
will forever discard all other hair dyes or
preparations. MAGIC Conn COMPANY,
Springfield, Mass.
For sale, Wholesale and retail, by Chas.
Stott, 375 Pennsylvania avenue, and all other
druggists.
The national Republican., 1869-03-03

Mas. RABRTTr, on g street, doors from
Four-and-a-half street, Seventh ward, has
several nicely furnished rooms for rent. See
advertisement In another column.
The national Republican., 1869-03-03

THERE Is NO CITY In the Union that pre-
scnts such attractions Us the city Of Wash
lngton at this time. Tho great display OF
science and art may be seen In her public
buildings, together with the many beautiful
stores now being erected In our cltyj and In
addition TO the above objects Of interest we
would call the attention Of strangers visiting
James 8. Topham & Co., No. 500 Seventh
street, who display. large stock Of trunks,
valises, travelling sacks and satchcls, made
under their own supervision and Of the best
material and workmanship. They also have
on hand full stock Of saddlery and harness
Of the best material and workmanship, which
they are selling cheap for cash.
The national Republican., 1869-03-03

THE FISHING SEAsoS.-Messrs. Cox and
Spransey, fishermen, were yesterday engaged
in launching the feet Of gilling boats prepara-
tory TO the fishing campaign. They will hsh
be put In readiness for commencing opera
tions at once.
The national Republican., 1869-03-03
TINTED STATES PATENT oFPICR,

LIMITED STATES PATENT oFFICR.
~ WAsHIhUrOE, ID, G., Pob Ia. ls8o
On tho petition Of JACOB A. COkOy an, 81 New
York. praying tor the oIIenslon q patenI
iT1PTSTeS%Snt e St "a Machine iorsglitllp Wood
oaiee on the "A day Of May nezt. Any person
spiy %phy Oppose ms extension, 9bleeLions. depo-
Oaies twenty days before Tho day oi ReafiaEH '"''
,.,aa ,,,. ELISHA O0fB,
ieDzEMaW Commissioner Of Patents.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE sUR.
1 sCRIBER has obtained from the oiphspsi
G0nft Of washington county, the District % Go.
9mIiS: Letters g. sdminstrltlon a the per
ton county, d. g., deceased. All persons haytnV
claims sgainst the said deceased are hefeby warned
t9 exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereoi 10
the subseIiber on or before tho ath day Of jan.
ia nexti they may otherwise by law be eT.
eladed from al, bensal Of the said estate. " Va
,sSn gwen under my hand this 10Th day of January,
ELIZABETH Z RNdLIsH,
mark.
,u.., AdministrAtTix c, T. a.
JAMES 4. EDWARDS,
Deputy Register Of Wills. fes.MSt'
The national Republican., 1869-03-03

PRovIDESr BUILDING AssooIATIoS.-Thls
association met la.t night at the Board Of
Trade rooms. Forty-nvo shares were sold
at an average Of about IS 3-10 per cent. pre-
mlums. Tho secretary submitted his scmi-
annual an, report, as ss iSnowS sa Balance, as per
go, ,5s0.s4. For advances, t3,405.37. For
fines, es50.2S. Repayment on twenty shares
now returned, tl,511.18. Expenses on do,
t7.78. Insurance, 90. Disbursements; Total
amount on 24 shares, s24, ,974 Withdrawn.
Paid on 90 shares, s702, Interest, s2i.70.
Expenses, ts.23. insurance, 1876. Bal
ancc In treasury, s409.s6. Assetsi Actual
advances to date, s67,903. Dues unpaid,
81 $4,000. Balance In treasury, s409.s6,
Present value OF stock, t20.7l. Nominal
value, s25. Average sales, $3.50. Total
number OF shares, 8,671. Shares repaid, 20
Shares withdrawn, 211. Total shares ad
yanccd on, 76l. Total on which no advance
has been made, 9,769.
The national Republican., 1869-03-03

SECURE Your lthstand-
Ing the repeated cautions given through the
press Of the city, warning citizens to keep
their premises well secured while the city Is
filled with all sorts and kinds of people, the
police are constantly reporting the names Of
persons whose premises they have secured
during the night. IfpcOple will invite burg
plain If they awake In the morning to find
themselves robbCd
The national Republican., 1869-03-03

THE Gx-soldlcrs of the Army of the Poto-
mac will be gratihed te learn that Col. J. l..
Lewis will deliver lecture at Harmonial
Hall, street, between Tenth and Eleventh,
having for n subject, "The Battle Of Gcttys.
burg" We advise all those who wish TO
enjoy u rare treat, TO 20 and hear the dlstln.
gulBhed lecturer.
The national Republican., 1869-03-03

Equity CoURr-Judgc Oiin.-This court
made the following orders yesterday,
Parrish VS.. Peugh. Order of confession
against s. A. Pcugh, upon petition of John
X. Williamson.
In re Charles Gibson, a lunatic. Order
for writ to inquire whether Gibson is n
lunatic.
In re estate of John T. Kilburn. Decree
confirming proceedings of Orphans Court.
McKcnna VS.. Murphy ct al. Decree np-
pointing L. Carusl trustee to sell.
Williams VS.. Florence ct al. Order OF
postponement till Friday next.
Mcintyre VS.. Rodicr. Agreed that case be
heard on Friday.
Slater VS.. Beanmau ct al. Order to issue
writ Of possession upon petition Of +. Den
mead.
Adjourned.
ORPHANS CoURT - Juigs P,rccR.-This
court was occupied yesterday as follows;
LAST WILL.
The last will Of Emily Clapp, bcqueathing
ber estate to her husband, was filed and ad.
mltted to probate.
Inventories Of the personal estates OF VIM.
II. Hodge, VIM. Wilson and James Maher
were returned to court by their personal rep.
rcscntatlycs.
ACCOUNTS.
The first and final account of William
Ebcrts Administrative was flied and ap-
proved.
Adjourned.
The national Republican., 1869-03-03
ITNITEp STATES PATENT oyPICE.

u A. WAsTIsoTos, b. Q. fsbrSafy 4, 1879.
On lhe petition OF n, N. RHODES and j. O.
hhoDls, 9f Taunton, .haSsAehuseits, praying for
me extension of q patent granted them % the sih
IN o. nay, ise2, iSr an Improvement In Machine
Il Is ordered iha. said petition bo heard at thi. Of.
may oppose this extension, Objections, deposi-
lions, and other papers should be nled In this ofce
fel5-M Msw Commis.Innaxh pprhi
The national Republican., 1869-03-03

A DRAw-PoKER GAME sToPPED.-Oficers
Clements and Harris, at 1915 on Monday
night, made raid on "nlce little game OF
draw, which was being played at the tobac-
conist's establishment of Edward sayers, on
Pennsylvania avenue, between Seventeenth
crs and six men who were engaged In the
game. Yesterday the proprietor was fined
$50 for allowing gambling on his premises,
and the players were fined S5 each.