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" wAsHJNGTOS, d. c., Feb, 10, 1860.
On the petition Of ions TYLER. OF West Lebanon,
patent granted him on the 22i day OF NAV, 1858,
Tor an Improvement 10 Curbs for Water Wheels;
II is ordered that said petition be heard at this
onice on the 81 day OF May next. Any person
may oppose this extension, Objections, deposit
Ito rs and other papers should be hled In this
twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELIsHA FOOTE,
febaj.TbN Commihaioner Of pAtepts
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WITHOUT NuNBERs.-The police Of the
First precinct yesterday succeeded In hauling
up thirteen owners Of wagons and carts who
were driving them without having the re-
quired corporation number thereon. Justices
Tucker and Kean appropriately fined the
party.
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I NTTED bTAIbb PATIENT UFFIUE,
" wAsIsGroS, d. G. Feb 10. 1869.
On the petition OF ARCALOSa WHYcKHoFP and L,
r. MoRRIsoS. OF Elmira, N. y, praying for the
extension OF patent granted g them September
for IN Improvement in Boring Machine:
It's yriered that the said petition be heard at this
Office on the % day OF August next Any person
may oppose this extension, Objections. deposi-
lions and other papers should be filed In this Oiee
| twenty days before the day Of heArlng,
ELISHA FOOTE,
fab91-M9w Of patenfs
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VIOLATING THE BIRD LAw.-John Moore,
John Wilson and Zach Donaldson were ar
rested by Officers Pool and Bcall on the
charge Of violating the bird law, In killing
game out Of season. Justice Harper fined
the accused Is each.
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~ wAsHISoros, D. c., Feb, 20, 1889,
On the petition Of HENRY BorEToN, Of New York,
" praying for the exten sion Of patent granted
to him on the 18th day OF June, 1855, for an I'm.
provement In Reeiprocating hallway Propellery
II is ordered that said petition be heard at this
Office the 9th day OF May next. Any per-
son may oppose this extension. Objections, depo-
sitons,Ia and other papers, should be hled In this
ELISHA FO0TB,
mhyTh3y Commissiouer OF Patents,
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GrPsrEs.-A large band of gypsies are
now encamped few miles above George
town, and a number Of these nomadic indi-
viduals have made their appearance on the
streets of this city and Georgetown.
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Y wisHiSdTes. b. g., February Is, 1900
on the petition Of JAcoB G, scHLoudH, OF EtstOn,
Pennsylvania, praying for the extension Of u pat
ent granted to him on the nth day Of May, 1850,
for an improyems mt Ia Crate Bars for Furnaces,
oihce on the 10th day Of May next, Any person
may oppose this extension. Objections, deposl-
lions and other papers should be filed 10 this Olce
TWEEN y days before the day OF hearing.
ELISHA FOOrR,
mh2.Tu9t Cont Asioner OF Patents.
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W. T. NIMMo, bookseller and stationer,
No. ca Louisiana avenue, under the seaton
House, keeps full supply Of everything to
of the kind. A circulating library of we'll
selected books is feature of this establish
ment.
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- -. 49, FEBRUART 2, lStJ
District 0I Columbia, Wdyhf gtDH oDuIty, IA tgif
lg the case Of ROsAsSA KuRIZ, admins tratrix
Of Jelerson D, KgrI, deceased, the admiuislTalriE
Aforesaid has, With the appreciation Of the OrpLan.i
G9nrt Of Washington county Aforesaid, appointed
TUESDAY. the I'd day Of March, 4 b. lsg
for the final settlement aud distribution Of the paT
soma estate u said deceased. and Of the assets In
hand, as far AS the same have been col leCtsd AID
turned into money! when and where all the crrd :
tors and heirs Of said deceased are notified to Al
tend with their claims properly yOuChed, or they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit
In said deceased estate; provided copy u his
order be publisbed once a week for three weeks in
day ''
Test JAS. r. O'BEIRNE,
ieb'Wj"' Register Vi wills,
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MEETISG or THE NATIONAL EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE OF CoLoRED MES.-A meeting
of the above committee was held last night,
but owing to the weather and mlsunder-
standing as to the time Of meeting there
were but few members present. The meet
ing was called to order by Mr.. George T.
Downing, chairman OF the committee. A
conversational discussion was carried on
some time In relation to the Claim Of Southern
loyalists, irrespective Of color, to position
under the Government, and as to the best
method Of obtaining recognition OF their
claims.
Mr.. Barbados thought the committee
should not take hold Of the subject as q
body, rs such course would exceed the
powers delegated to taHm by the convention
Mr.. Downing thought a careful reading
OF the minutes of the convention would show
that they were instructed to work for all the
| rights, privileges and lmmunitics due their
! people, and he thought action In this matter
/ perfectly proper. lie had been urged by
Southern members of Congress to aid then
in securing a recognition OF the claims o.
their people to the Government patronage.
Mr.. Douglass, of Massachusetts, submit
ted paper In the form OF memorial to thu
heads Of bureaus, setting forth the claims o
the colored people to portion Of the patron
age of the Government, citing their services
In the war, and in the subsequent elections
and asking that positions may be given t,
colored men.
Professor Wilson urged the committee I,
proceed with caution, and do nothing tina
would place them In false position.
Messrs. Ruby, Douglas, stringer anC
Downing argued In favor Of action by tn,
committee In the matter, while Profess o
Wilcox and Mr.. Barbados urged caution il
their proceedings.
A desultory debate cnsued as to the pro
portion Of offices under Government held b,
Southern people, and the manner In whicl
: sideration Of the subject was postponed unit
the next meeting Of the committee.
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ROBERT II. GRAHAM, 3I4 d street, has n
large and fine assortment Of carriages for
sale which he recommends as first class.
Call and sec him.
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SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERs.-Four colored
boys, named VIM. Holmes, Henry Carter,
James Payne and Joseph Colts, were ar
rested on suspicion of being thieves, and
Justice Tucker required them to give Sc
curity for their future good behavior.
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MEETING OF THE Sons OF MIcuIGAN.-
An adjourned meeting of the Michigan So.
ciety was held last evening, at the Columbia
Law Building, which was numerously at.
tended. A permanent reorganization was
effected by the adoption Of q constitution
and the election of the following officers
President, VI. l.. Higgins Vice Presidents,
VI. E. y. Howell and s. Y. Alice secre.
tares, j. J. Barnes, L. G. Barnard; Treas.
urer, John W. Green; Executive Committee,
G. Y. AtLec, D. T. Pierce, NJ. A. Watson,
Z. Moses, J. J. Callahan.
The objects Of the association were cX-
planned by J. Fred. Myers, esq, who sug-
gcsted the advancement of their social inter
csts, the promotion of personal acquaintance,
the holdings of meetings, DC, &c. Much
pleasure is anticipated in future meetings,
arrangements for which will be fully secured
by the executive committee.
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DEPOSITS of rich silver ore are said TO
have been discovered in TnZewcll county,
Virginia.
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| CoRRECTIoS.-Mr Isaiah Stewart writes
that he was misunderstood at tho Second
ward meeting on Tuesday night, and that he
did not use the name of Mr.. Bliss In any
sense dcrogntory to the character Of that
| gentleman.
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ORPHANS COURT.


" MARCH %, 1872.
District CT COiunJiG. TdshfngtoH COUNT, to Ioit:
In the case Of ASStE u. GAsfoS, Ad mi Istratrix
OF Albert CASTOR, dscAtasd, the ad mi nistTatriN
Aforesaid has. with tue appreciation OF the Orphans
G2lrt q Washington county Aforesaid. appointed
TUESDAY, April q, A. u 1859, for the final
settlement aud iistribuli VI the psrsonal estate
Of said decea aud Of the assets In hand, far
AS the same have been collected aud turned into
money! when and where all the creditors aud heirs
Of said deceased are not hed to attend with til cir
claims properly youched, or they may otheTwi Sc
by law be excluded from all benefit In said de.
ceased estateI provided u copy OF this order be
published once n week for three weeks In the ma
TIosAL REPUBLICAN previous to the said day,
Test: JAS. X. O'BEIRNE,
mhl0 Wjw Register OF wills
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l OF COLUMBIA. THE s7rH DAY OF FBBRU.
7 No. 9lj Equity Docket s.

vs.. No, Nlb Equity DuCket a
Benz amin Suit ct al }
On motion Of the ermplRiuguis, by Messrs Lloyd
and speyA, their solicitors, II u ordered that the
deendAnts, Andrew Shllings, Louisa stallings
aud HOnOra Sallings. cause their nee TO be
entered herein on or before the hrst rule day
Ing forty days after this days otherwise the cause
vii be proceeded with as Ia case Of default
by order Of the Court.
True COPY: Test X, J. MEI0S,
mhl M6w Clerk
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THE
THE
Economy Butter Company

ask the attention Of all interested In the reduction
Of the extravagant cost Of BUTTER, to their prae-
teal and economical system Of making pure prime
BUTT sR by the aid OF the
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! CASH BUYERS OF groceries should perusc
with care the Advertisement of Mr.. A. c.
| Plant, which We publish to-day. To such,
he offers large supply Of new and carefully
selected groceries, which can be purchased
for cash at extremely low prices.
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L OF COLtMBiA, THE iorH DAY OF FEBRTUt.


hAYs proved thuir claims!
You are hereby notified TO appear before the SUI
Preme Court OF the District Of Columbia, sitting In
o'clock, a.IR, At the Oily Hall, Washington city,
q sl3T cause why a discharge from all his debts
also notified that the ID and Sd laestlngs OF said
bankTupt'b creditors will be held before the
Register at the same time and place,
BY order Of the Court
DAVID g. 0OODINu,
Y, = Marshal VI D, q. As Messenger
Test X. ], MgIds, Clerk fslT&29
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J. DISTRICT or COLUMBIA, So
Al the City Of Washington, on the 9Th day OF
March, $3.50 The undersgned hereby gives notice
q hts appointment as Assignee Of BEsJAAIs
District, who has been adjudged Bankrupt upon
bis own petition by the supreme Court Of said Dis
tTiCl ANDREW J, JOYCE, Assignee,
mh9.l5 Corner Fourteenth and Z streets,
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DY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
ID STATES.

PROCLAMATION
For the sails Of certain la9dS "a wiiiGnnsNilo
hereby desiarsi aud make known that a, public
eas wi IL 1sts At Rs po
9sTsiHsItfI de;isna!sd e !Gw W.T. -, 1.u, n.,.ot
Al tn. Land 9dsa a S RhsSa:i;i, commencing on
q the tracts o. lands kersinsitsr named, vii.
section sections 2; 4 o. :; 10. l2, ~ "a, IS, ~ 2
section y, sections 50 and Is. Township 10, NORTH
MFR y S Si line and vt qrme Iorth priaci,
IA, EaPa oaSs e NV S,.IG, commencing
T9wasGP; ~ 81 49, 81. 49, 49, 81 49, 81 aud %.
North ot6dss 'i"s ard Vet q the (o"rth prf"of.
Township g, north Of ranged west
z r .is5t9s p .ss e o. a & s.SsI 8. +
toTnship y, north d range west,
military, and other purposes, together with swamp
lanes enuring under the act Of Fcptember o. 1880,
The Offering II the above ands will be oommen ced
on the day appointed, and vi proceed In the order
have been osd and he sSs thu. HS oSSS Sut IL
sale shall not be kept open longer than two weeks
mtted aat asT lie aHPrStSa Of he w. week. So
Given gqdSr @y HiGf At the S'Y Of %aiR6iagt"n
eight hundred And Slxty'n1Rs,
ANDREW JOHNSON,
President u the United States.
JOS, b WlL.oS, CommlssioneT
NOTICE TO FRE-EMPTIOE CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled ~ the right " pre-empttyI
to AnyOf the lands within tue townships and part
b Of townships above enumerated, 10 required TO es
tAblish the same 10 the satisfaction Of the Regists
aud Receiver VI the Land once, aud make payIneu
! therefor as soon as practicable after seeing th
nsncsnsnt u the public sale 81 the lands embraciu
the tract claimed, otherwise sqsh claim be for
fsitsd JOS. WILSON.
Commlssioner d the General Land Oiaee
EOts -UHdsr the regulations Of the Department
no payment can be made for advertising pTpclama
t01E except 10 such publlshgTs a. are spseiallyau
thoriIed BY the Secretary Oi the Interior 49,,
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ACGvE ASp ESEROETIC MEN eau make 10
4 day a. agents for Lloyd's patent revolving
double map, advertised through our columns
to-day,
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No. 1891 Equity Doc. o..

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
1 sCRiBER has obtaiGed from the Orphans,
Court Of Washington county, In the District OF
Columbia letters testamentary on the personal
estate Of Thomas HoLLIDgE, late Of WRshlnEton
city, ID. G, deceased. All persons having claims
against said deceased are hereby warned 10 bit
the same. with the vouchers thereof, 70 the sub:
scTlbeT, on or before tho 18th day OfFEBRUARY
next they may otherWise by law be excluded
hOm all benefit Of the said astaf }.
Ulyen under my hand this ISL day OfFelTuATy,
1902 PHEBE H0LLlDGB,
febl5. M3w' REeontTix
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
1 OF COLUMBIA. THE nth DAY OF FEB.
RUART, ls9.
RIDGEwAN ct al

CrRTIs ct al

Curtis ct al.
JoHS J. JOHNSON, the trustee appointed In this
cause. having reported that he did, the let day
OF February, A. D 1850, in obedience to the decree
passed therein, sell lot ten COl In square No gil
that the same was purchased by J0HS W sTARR
sale II II, therefore, on motion of JOHS J, JOHS'
soy. soeit2T for eomnlaiRapL; by re GoGrt: thi9
sale be rat fed aud confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown on or before the st day
Of April next provided cony OF this order be pub
lished in the SATIoNAL REPCBLICAE once a week
for three successive weeks before said LIST day Of
ApTlI, A. u 1862 GEO. =. FISHER,
Justice S. G. D. G..
true copy,
Test: X j. MEIas. Clerk. ful9.Fa
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VERY SUPERIOR nl"2hrd bay aorsc Ii Tor
Sec advertisement,
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
l sCRlBER has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Wellington county, in the District Of Coz
lumbia, letters Of adm niItration Il, on the per
sOnal estate u EMILY b, CLAPP, late Of Washing
ton county, d. c., deceased. All parsons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to
the subscriber, on or before the 9Th day Of March
next; they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of March, 1867
X. W. CLAPP,
mhlO.W9W Admit istTatUT c. t. \.
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Two GoOD CASvAssERs are wanted at
room No. 10, Washington building. Eighty
to one hundred and twenty-five dollars per
month is guaranteed to competent men.
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SERENADE.-Last night the late guards Of
the Jail surprised VIM. II. Huestls, esq,
former warden Of that institution, with the
compliment Of a sercnade at his residence,
ISL Washington street, Georgetown. The
music was furnished by the National band,
Of Washington, under the leadership of Mr..
Joseph Allen, and was Of the most delightful
character. After executing several airs in
front Of the residence of Mr.. Huestis, that
gentleman invited the party into his spacious
pnrlors, where a repast was soon improvised,
and all hands invited to partakc of the feast.
Sentiments Of friendship were exchanged
between the host and his late guards, and
after an hour or two Of pleasant converse,
the company separated.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
l scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Wash ngtOn County, In the District OF Columbia,
letters Documentary on the personal estate oil
DAVID FITZ GER 'LD, late Of Washington city, d
c. deceased. All persons having claims th e
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the Vouchers thereof, to the subscrb
on or before thel7lh day Of February next; they
may Otherwise by law be excluded from all ben
edit OF the said estate.
Given under my hand this 10Th day OF February,
1869. her
MARGARET FITZ GERALD,
mark,
RxeculTlx.
Test Jas II, o 'BEIRNE. fcl7.W3t'
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= .,,WisgisOJss, 9; q, FesrssIy %, lsee;
praying for the extension Of patent granted to
him on the 18th day Of May, 1855, and reissned on
In Machine for making Paper Bags
II 10 ordered that said petition be heard al this
may oppose this extension. obIeetions, deposl.
lions, and other papers should be nled In this once
ELISHA FOoTB,
mh3.w3t Commissioner Of Patents.
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UNITED STATES RATssT oErI R.s Is, 1876,
on THO gstI,ioa p JLoog 4; Sos0yIs, q New
frsni: him az y SsS Rsf at
Improvement In Machine for aplittinE Wood:
once on the "a day Of May next Any person
may oppose this extensiop. Qbieetions, dep9.
ofnee twenty days before the day Of hearing,
ELISHA f00TB,
foba2-Msw Commi.aioner Of Patenls.
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\. P. Morris, realizing the fact that now
Is the "5ccd time" calls the attention Of all
our readers to his list Of fresh, clean and
pure vegetable seed, trees, roses, flower seed
&c, which, as will he seen, are to he found
in endless variety at his store, on X street,
near Nineteenth.
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REDUCTION N COAL.-Our readers should
look through our columns carefully to-day
and note the great reduction in the price OF
coal which those energetic merchants,
Messrs. Gleason " Glenn, have made. Their
establishment Is at G street wharf, and or
ders through the mail will reach them.
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A NEW FLAG FOOTwAY.-WOrkmen are
now engaged IN laying for the corporation
new dag fOOtway on Tenth street, from
Louisiana avenue 10 the bridge, Those who
have occasion to pass this locality often will
be thankful to the ''pOwers that be" for this
long needed and often promised street Im'
pTOyCmcnt.
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Notices Of Patents.

UNITED sTA EE:. RAI6si oSrI H. II, $780,
On the pettion Of 0HARLEs A. DuRei., Of New
granted him On lie 9ad day q May. 1855, for an
Improyem in Sewing Machines;
e ordered that the ,sla petitioi BE- heard A.
may oppose this extension, Objections, depo.i.
Hons and other papers should be hled In this once
ELISHA fO0TB,
febl7.Thsw Commissioner Of Patents.
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RIVER NEws.-Thc steamer Arrow made
one Of her excursion trips to Mount Vernon
yesterday, carrying down a number of sight
seers. 4 fine band Of music accompanied
the party.
The arrivals yesterday were steamers Ex-
press and W. W. Gait, from Baltimore, with
freight and passengers steamer Virginia,
from lower Potomac, with hay and oats to
c. J. Brewer and Solar & Fisher; several
schooners and sloops with fish and oysters.
Intelligence has been received here that
the schooner Narragansett sailed from Bos-
ton the ID instant with 500 tons of Ice, and
there are three more loading at the same
port, all with ice for the Washington and
Georgetown ice company.
\ number of vessels sailed light for lower
river,
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ARREST OF A FoRGER.-Detectlves James
\. McGowan and c. W. Thompson OF
Wednesday arrested John Crome, on the
charge Of forging the name Of George T
Raub, esq., to a check for 1900, which was
presented by and cashed for Crome at the
National Metropolitan Bank on or about the
3lst of October. Amer the discovery of the
forgery II was ascertained that Crome lefl
the city and went to Chicago, but returned
to the city few days ago; and upon infor.
nation received by the officers his arrest was
effected as stated above. Yesterday after
noon the accused had hearing before Jus.
tlcc Walter at police headquarters. After
hearing portion Of the evidence In the case
the magistrate committed him to Jail for Il
further hearing on "Wednesday ncNi
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o.
DR. HARBOUR. Dear Sir: After sulsriuR
with an acute attack Of Rheumatism for seyera
weeks, and trying everything within my reach
no avail, hearing Of your Al.Healug Lotion,
was Induced to try bottle, aud, / am happy to
say. after two applications, | was we'll enough to
20 to my business, which have not done for sew.
sral days.
Your obedient servant, JAS A. GREER
No. " Second Street, betDttn Massachusetts Ave-.
nue. and q Street, Washington, D, q
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The many thousands cured at this Institution
witain ihe last eighteen years, aud the pqmerous
witnessed by the reporters Of The .'sun," and
many other papers, NOTICES Of which appeared
standing as gentlemau OF character aud rtspOnst-
billy, j. sptheient guarantss Y the afflicted.
Persons writing .hOnld bs particular In direct
Ing their letters TO his Inst uOn, In the following
manner: JOHN N. JOHNSTON, NJ D.,
II BALTIMORE Lock Hospital,
Y jes-ly Baltimore, Maryland.
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TIE GOOD % OUR PATRONS and strangers
In the city prompt us to notice that there Is a
large aud elegant stock of boots and shoes
now on exhibition and for sale at T. s. Gar.
trcli's, $40 Seventh street, corner of !. The
stock Is complete, having been selected with
great care from the leading manufactures.
Il embraces the latest and most popular
fine goods for ladies and gentlemen. Special
attention Is invited to the late style for gem
tlcmcn. 1t has met with unprecedented sue
cess, and given entire satisfaction In price
and quality.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-26

POLICE ADMINISTRATION Robinson,
colorcd bootblack, was fined 81 by Justice
Lynch for begging In the street.
NJ. q. Crew and Geo. W. Carter, for en-
gaging In street fight, were each fined 90
by Justice Lynch.
+. AItImus, for assaulting Minnie Lyons,
had to pay a fine of s..
Pierre GOuley, John sullivan and James
Sullivan, for hucksterlng without license,
were each fined 81 by Justice Clark.
Thos. Thackeray, charged with selling
unsound fruit, had to pay fine of 50.