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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-29

The "CEsrRAb sALooN."-If there Is one
thing of which Washington can boast, II Is
In the possession Of unsurpassed oyster sa-
looms. These establishments do an immense
business In the proper season, and Il gives
us pleasure to announce that our citizens
and strangers will have greater facilities 10
indulge In the delicious bivalves, "raw,
roasted and fried," as well a. steamed, dur
ing the season now open.
Mr.. Michael R. Combs, we'll known and
public spirited citizen, TO accommodate the
Increasing wants Of the public, has, at an
outlay Of over $4,000, prepared the lower
portion Of his imposing building, on the
south side Of Pennsyiyania avenue, near
Tenth street, for the purpose Of conducting
the oyster business In all its branches. The
saloon 10 10 feet In depth by 10 feet In width,
and handsomely furnished. There arc
twelve tables, with italian marble tops, each
Eve feet long and three feet wide. On the
west side Of the saloon are two counters,
each thirty feet long, with hno polished
marble tops, one designed for steamed oys-
ters and side dishes, and the other for raw,
con the half SHE'LL" while on the east eide
is an elegant bar, behind which Is a magnin-
cent black walnut sideboard, deliberately
carved, containing drawers lined with blue
velvet, and handsome mirrors, the whole
surmounted BY carved bucks head.
In the rear OF the saloon IL q mammoth
French plate-glass mirror, with franc OF
heavy gold gilt and scroll work, costing
$500. The papering and frescoing Is most
beautiful and artistic, the walls representing
PANEL work, with velvet and gold borders,
and the ceiling frescoed 10 correspond. The
saloon will be heated by steam, the pipes
being conveniently arranged and occupying
but little space.
The cooking arrangements arc very com
plete, consisting Of boiler capable OF steam
Ing five bushels Of oysters In two minutes,
the kettles being three In number. A large
| brick rooster Ia erected In rear Of the boiler,
eight feet long and two and a-half deep, with
q capacity to roast four bushels In five min
utes, and Mott's patent range for roasting
baking and broiling meats, &C., completes
the cooking apparatus.
Those engaged In fitting up the establish
ment were Moore q McCarty, carpenters
j. scheiney, plumber and gas otter; Z
Alexander, paperhanging; John 9. Con
boye, painter, w. Hutton and II. L. Gottier
ranges and heating apparatus.
The saloon at night will be lighted BY nv
chandeliers Of burners each, and the from
will contain four beautiful globes, 10 inchei
In diameter, which will reflect q brilllan
light along the front Of the building.
The lessees are Messrs. j. Vonderleh
and Z. Clagett, well-known caterers and af
fable gentlemen, and on Saturday after
noon, at O'Clock, the saloon will b
thrown upon to The public, when all are In
vited.
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PUBLICATIONS. FOR DUPLICATE LAND
"A WARRANTS.

DHPARThEEr or THR IETBRIoR,l
PBHsIoH OFYI cB Sept, %. 1850 j..
Application having been made under the act .
June 49, 1880 for the reissue Of the following de-.
seribed Land Warrants, which are alleged to have
been Lost or destroyed; Notice 10 hereby given
that at the date following the deseIipti0n ofeAeh
warrant q new eeTtincate OF warrant Of like tenor
APPEAR
x duplicate OF Land Warrant Certificate, No,
d. e9i. for 100 acres, Issued under the act Of Feb.
was granted sep!sRber %. lsis. October 4. isaa,
No, s, 6l9, for 100 acres, Issued under The act Of
March 8. 1885,, ~ the name Of whiteomb May, and
was granted July u, 1855, November Q, 1852.
No lG, 90 for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
March 8, 1854, In the name OF NJ ehael DoYl and
was sranted December 8, ISIS, December IS, 1880.
II. VAN ABRNAh,
Commissioner OF Psnsions.
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFlCE,
- WAsHIHuTOs, d. G., August u, lbt9.
On the petition Of JAhgs A. WOODBURY., OF Bos-
ton, M.ssseLqsetts, praying ioT lhe eEtsnsion q
patent granted to him on the 18th dayof NoNember,
lS,,' for AZ lnpro yemen! 10 Planning hsshiaes ,,.
oilce on the 25,h day % October next Any person
lions and other papsrs should be hed In this once
twenty days before the day q hs7riHst ,eupp
auls.wsw Commissionsr VI Patents,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-29

PAYING OFF.-Dr. J. r. Goodwin, the dis
bursting officer Of the Interior Department,
will pay of the employees Of the Department,
as follows; Secretary's Office to-day, from
$50 to 10 q. m; Patent Office, 10 to 1880,
and Pension Office from l to 8 p. m; Land
Office tomorrow, from 10 TO -; Indian
Office, to 1850; employees Of the United
States jail, 1880 to 2 p. m, and miscellaneous,
2 to 8 p. m.
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LIMITED srHTEs PATENT DoFFIGSE., 80.
sss-wsw


District Of COlgnJiG, Wdshfn0ton County, 10 ioiti
10 tho case OF MANY CULLRs, AdministTatIix Of
James Cullen, deceased, the administratIix afore.
said has, with the APPRECIATION OF the Orphans
Court OF Washington county Aforesaid. appointed
Saturday the I'd Gay Of October, 1850, Tor the hna
settlement aud disr button Of the personal estate
Of said deceased and OF the AssetH Ia hand as far
as the same have been collected aud turned into
money when and whore all the cred toTs and heirs
u said deceased are motif led 70 attend with their
elaine properly yOuched, or they may Otherwise
by law be excluded from all benefit In said de-
ceased + estate; provided COPY OF this order be
published once week for three weeks In the ma
TIoEAL REPrULICAS previous 10 the ha!d dAy.
TeIir.o A, WEBSTER,
sep9.Th3w Register Of Wills.
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WHEN Rosecrans was falling back from
Chlckamauga, he called his staff around him
and asked for pencil. Every one of the
staff felt In his pocket, but nary pencil did
he find. The General, flashing his eyes upon
marked ar / had asked you for cork
screw, every one Of you would have had
one.n
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Aatiunal Repnblitau


AMUSEMENTa.
To-NioHr.-Nationai Theatre, "Formosa. !,
Curtain rises O'Clock.
Metropolitan Hall, Variety Entertainment.
performance commences at O'Clock.
ODD Fellows Hall, Seventh street, wyman,
the Wizard and yentriloqui,t.
III PRosrEcr.-National Theatre, Rich.
ings' Opera Troupe commences Monday eve.
ming, Oetober4
National Theatre, Grsnd Sacred Concert by
the Washington ssengerbund, Sunday night,
October 3.
Young Mems Christian Association, Grand
Dediestory Opening OF the New Hali-Asso.
citation building, corner OF Ninth and d streets,
Thursday evening, September 30.
National Race Course, Tournament for
Champion Lance, October 8, 1859.
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RIVER NEws.-The following were the ar.
rivals at and departures from the wharves
along the river front:
Arrlyed-Schrs. Iona, wood for market;
Oliver Underwood, with wood for Harvey,
Clarke II Given; Ocean, from Hayre-ds.
Grace, with coal for Geo. T. Langley; Saco,
from Havre-de-Grace, with lumber for Beltz
" kitch; Virginia, from Havre-de- Grace,
with coal for James Frazier; Alexander, with
coal for s. c. Magruder; Victoria, from
Havre-de-Grace, with coal for W. II. Camp
bell Il Son; Commerce, from Hayre-de.
Grace, with coal for Campbell Il Son; Motto,
Flying Fish, Gen. Taylor, Mary z. Butler,
all with oysters, fish and sweet potatoes for
Market Mary Z. Smith, from North river,
with cargo of bluestone for NJ. G. Emory &
CO., and Eslin & Co.; Phebc, with wood for
Brown Il Son; Oregon, with wood for Brown
IL Son; l.. Flager, from Norfolk, with lum-
Der for VIM. McLeani d. 8. Paige, with
wood; Oregon, with wood.
Sailed-schrs. W. Kent, down river, light;
Z. Bradley, for Georgetown, to load coal for
Philadelphia Julia, to Georgetown, to load
with coal for Norfolk; Quail, down, light;
VIM. Callahan, for Georgetown, to load with
coal for Norfolk; Victoria, down river, light;
Forward, light; Maria Pierson, for Alexan-
dria, light; Great Pirate, down light; James
c. Mcshane, for Philadelphia, with scrap
Iron.
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THE SCHOOL TEACHERS TO BE PAID.-In
accordance with instructions from the City
Councils, to anticipate the revenue for the
payment OF the public school teachers, Mayor
Bowen yesterday succeeded In obtaining, by
the kindness Of VIM. s. Huntington, esq,
cashier of the First National Bank, sufii-
Client funds to pay the salaries of the teach
ers Of public schools up to September 80.
The teachers will therefore probably be paid
TODAY,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-29

Filthy sLAuGHrER-HousEs - Sanitary
Officer Patten on Monday arrested Bernard
Geier, Joseph Geier, Christopher Reiner,
Henry Busher and @. NJ. johnson, butchers,
charged with keeping their slaughter-houses
In a filthy condition. Justice Thompson
fined them earh AZ
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nRPHANA COURT,

6I.trte, Of Con, nsis, Wa,aingios Scsaiv, q 90:
the ease q SDwhss psD0r adm 81
aoIe.,d IA: yi,s z, .Rp.os.,,Or. Of The n.
pSssi, SoTt n he Ta,S day ~ ososf
b, iss. for The nnal .sttismsai and dislIibgiiSn
asset. In hand, a. lar a. the same hAys been col.
Ieeted aud tlfasd Into noney whfsn and ShsT ere
notified to attend, with thsiI claims properly
youehed, or they may othsfwiss ~ law Dc ss
provided copy OF this order be publishsd onceA
week for three weeks In the NATIONAL ksPuBLi-
T sR.e'''u' W INV A. WEBSTER,
sepai.wsv Register Of wills.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-29

OAK HALL,,CLoruIso HOUSE, 400 Seventh
street, opposite Post Office, advcrtises In the
REPUBLICAN,. :.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-29

MEssRs. PuuP 4 SoLoMoSs have received
a supply of the latest new books, TO which
the attention of tho reading public Is d.
rected,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-29

CHANGE IN ne LETTER DELIvERY.-In
view OF the { 4 that the short days are
coming on, the $50 p. m. delivery Of letters
by the carriers rlll be discontinued from tho
LIST Of October. This Is rendered necessary,
because, owing darkness, the letters may
not be delivered safely. The deliveries will
be made as follows in the business districts
on and after tie LIST inst: Dellveries-7,
s,l5 and IL a. m; / 80 and 8 o'clock, p. m.
Collections-G;45 and $50 4. m; 12 M;
$3.50, o and 7:i5 p. IN. The deliveries In the
other districts will be made at $50 a. IN.
and liS0 p. m. Collections at II a. m, Q
and G:l5 p. III.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-29

STEAM BOILERS IN UsE.-From official In
formation collected by the police force, we
understand that the total number of steam
boilers in use by private individuals In this
city and Georgetown is 81, representing 9OS
horse power. OF these only two are re-
ported as in an unsafe condition. The boil
ers in use by the Government arc not In
cludcd in the above report.
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rnIrRn srArls PArRNr oIIInl.

Y --.,.L wtssIssIos. Sept 2 lseS;
dencs r. l., sdsinistrAtor Of the estate Of y Athan
K, y ~ os q
HI dsy q Dssssbss. isS6, iof an inprovsnsat In
n Ia ordered that The testimony in the case be
closed on the 9Th day Of November nezt, that the
time for filing the Arguments and tho kxamiuer.s
aud that ,sid pstitioh be heard on The saa day d"
Any person may oppose this sxtension
NM SAMUEL y. FISHER,
.sptis. NV Commiasiousr Of Patents.
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A SUCCESSFUL TnL-TAPPRR.-The crowd
Of Young thieves that now infest the city are
daily becoming holder, and cases Of "till-
tapping" have lately been reported from
various sections Of tho city. Last night an
unknown colored boy entered the store OF
II. King, on Ninth street, near i, and sue.
ceeded In robbing the money drawer OF
about t5 In change, and getting away sue
cessfully with his booty.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-29

CosCEALEy WEAroNs.-Ohicer Liscombc
arrested Alexander Rose, charged with car
rying concei lied weapons. Justice Harper
fined him SEQ.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-29

THE INTRODUCTORY to the annual course
OF lectures before the medical department of
Georgetown College will be delivered by DR..
Noble Young, at s o'clock on Friday eve
ming, at the college building, corner of
Tenth aud T. streets.
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TENTED SKATES PATENT OFFICE.

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ Warrington, d. O., Sept, II, 1859.
On the petition Of sAAUBL PsLToH, Of Chester,
Illinois, Praying f2r the extension Of Psisat
Tor an improy ement In Horse Powers
Il Y ordered d that the tsstimopy In the case DO
time for Ming arguments aud the Examiners re-
port DO limited to the BOth day Of November next,
and that said petition be heard on the 9Th day Oh
December next Any person NAY oppose this eK-
tension. SAMUEL B.. FISHER,
sep2i.fav Commissioner Of Patents,
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" wAsHIE0rOE, D. O., Sept !, 1860.
on the petition Of CHBsTER G, TOLHAE, OF Shell.
burne Falls, Mass. praying for tho extension Of
a patent granted to him ths 18th day OF Deem.
Der, 1880, for an impToy ement In 0imlsts
1t 10 ordered that the testimony In the case be
time for hling argpneats and, the ExamineT's re-
port be limited TO the 10Th day on November noxt,
November next.
Any person may Oppose this extension.
SAMUEL s. FISHER,
se6-WSw Commissioner Of Patents.
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KIT KARsoS PosT, No. ., meets at Union
League Hall tomorrow evening for the
transaction Of important business.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

A SALESMAN who understands the clothing
business is wanted. Apply at this ofllce.
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PRoTEcTf FOR HESRoosTs. - Editor
National Rbsiedn - Sir: The theatrical
managers ss'the season opens under tho
most propitb circumstances" and so we
may say oftthicken stealing season, which
Is now falrnaugurated. Now we know
that the pol are not at all ubiquitous,
therefore pose that tho citizens In the
remote part the city form themselves into
patrols for ca square, and take their turns
watching, sawo each night, and let them
thoroughly pol the streets and alleys In
their respect squares. These thoughts
occurred to from oyerhearing two col
ored men, onighth street, between o and
7 north, plaung to rob some house or yard
In that immcite locality. The inhabitants
of that squashould keep sharp look out,
aud have thcguns loaded. c. T. P.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-29

THE cool, bracing weather is here, and we
are reminded that winter Ia near at hand,
and that lap robes, fur robes, and horse
extensive establishment Of J. 8. Topham &
Co., No. 500 Seventh street, adj dining Odd
Fellows Rall. In addition to these they
hav" the greatest variety Of trunks and
ladies' satchels Of every style and variety, 10
which McMurray's patent stay Is attached
without extra charge. Attention is also
called to their full assortment of harness,
&c. Everything at this establishment Is
manufactured OF the best material and by
skillful workmen Immediately under the
supervision of the proprietors.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-29

THE GEoRTowS CoUScns-PRoPosED
NEW BRIDGb-The Georgetown Councils
will assemble morrow night in accordance
with the call Mayor Sweeny, when the
project OF conructing new bridge across
Rock creek, cinectlng the terminus of p
street with We street, Georgetown, will be
considered. To matter has already been
under consideration, and was postponed to
await the actio of the Councils of this city.
As Washington has appropriated $1,000 Of
erecting the brige, the Georgetown NUM-
pal governmental probably take decided
action at their Meeting tomorrow evening,
and soon we my hope to have permanent
bridge at the loaflon mentioned above.
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Legal Notices.
ORPHANS COURT.

District ar Colup,bia. Washtnotos eountp 20 utt!
IA 4: ~ M!:Gi' .s@ ssm;s1.
sps.St sfcrsssid has. Ike sppioss,ios o. "a.
oIph.p GcnI. q s q
iSS. Tor The Snsi settsmsni and ds.rbpiion Of the
Rsionsi estate q ,aia .ss q ne s'::s:
oa. :sa ssr. ar. soa.s sss
oihsrviss By, law b. sIeludsd from Al bsneh. T.
said deesa.ed's estate: proyidsd copy Of this
ths NiTicsAI RsrusIicAS prsyioas n ssiS asy.
. .sS wsw. Rslisisr q wills.
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THE ATTENTION of our merchants Is called
to the card of the old established house Of
Lawrence ID. Deltz ~ Co., of Baltimore.
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THE "CL SOCIETY. This society
had their feeting for practice last eve
ming In the In the basement Of the new
Congregatichurch. Nearly every mem
Der was pre- Mr.. Harry Sherman, the
talented orst Of st. Aloysius church,
was, by q umous vote, called upon to
assume the ;tion Of the society, and pre-
sided at theo.
A commibf FIVE, composed Of Mcssrs.
l.. E. GannJ. g. Ever, T. A. Chase, W.
A. Widney 8. V. Noyes, was appointed
to recomme list Of officers to be elected
permanently the next meeting. Several
songs were from the "Amphion" glec
book, this having been adopted by the
members as basis Of their musical col
lection, whit is intended shall ultimately
be as comphs that Of any similar society
In the count
Considerithat this was the FIRST time
the membead ever sang together, aud
that the IS were new to q large num-
Der, the hany was very fine. The well.
known vol,of Messrs. Ever, Chase, d.
L. and WI. Burnett, Noyes, Cannon.
Widney, Flu and others could be plainly
when the entire member
ship were sing.
The practhad last night indicated most
positively 1.-THE "Choral Society" is to be
a permanetnstitution and certain sue
cess.
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ELECTION OF OFPIcKls.-At the meeting
Of Metropolitan Division, No. 10, Sons OF
Temperance, last night, the following officers
were elected TO serve the ensuing quarter:
W. p, James g. Smith; W. A., John Il.
Knapp r. g., VIM. II. Mcguire; A. Il. s.,
W. II. Teuloni T., o. X. Harris; F. s., Ross
a. Fish, Chap, John Tweedale; Con-, VIM.
johnson; o. S., J. o. Knifln; Lady Con-,
Mrs. Mcpherson; LIST Lady Asst Con-, Miss
Mary Knapp I'd Lady Asst Con-, Miss
Fanny Wilkins Sd Lady Asst Con-, Miss
Mary Watt Lady Sentinel, Mrs. M. J.
Watkins.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-29

Tue PUBLIC pnDr of Virginia Is attracting
much attention In that State, 1t being very
large, the accumulated interest of eight
years having been added to the original
debt, through the inability OF tho State to
pay 1t. The Petersburg Mdex insists that
West Virginia Is In law and morals bound to
bear her proportlonate share OF tho debt,
and 1t suggests that commissioners be ap-
pointed to take the subject into consldera-
tion, and fully empowered TO treat with the
now State. II they should fail to secure her
cooperation, the lndsx thinks II would not
be wrong for the Legislature Of Virginia to
declare what part OF the debt Is properly
owing by them, and 10 make arrangements
to pay Ii, leaving to West Virginia TO pro-
vide for the balance,
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
SENATE OF rHR UsrrBD STATS,
OFFICE or THB bERGBANT-Ar-ARns, }
Salad pronSsai. wiii Ia psra,%sa 9, is III a.
until lam. Of THURSDAY, October u next, for
tho delivery 70 the Senate Of tho Unlted States Of
eight hundred tons 2i0 pounds 70 the ton Of host
and twenty cords OF best Baker,, Pine Wood, and
for Any cords Of good merehantAble Oak Wood.
The coal 70 be !horoughly screened, the wood
vel ses.G1sd. and .hs whole packed away is the
gneeT or assistants. who will also weigh the coal
aud measure the wood. JOHN r, FRENCH,
sep2iwA sergeRnt-at.Arms.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THB SUB.
l .criber has obtained from the oIphAns' Court
q Washington County, IN the District OF COlum
bA letters OF ADM nistration the personal estate
County Aforesaid, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby warned
70 exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof, TO
the subscriber on or before the lllh day Of Sep
eluded from ali bene6t Of the said estate w VA
Der. 1880, 0E0' 4, SHEHGE'
septl3.MSw' Administrator.
TINTED STATES PATENT oRFICE,
" ,WAsHIEOroE, d. G, Sept !, 1862
York, n, T., prayin 'foT the extension Of a patept
granted TO him q the lat day OF January ISM Tor
Al improvement Ia Method Of Operating and La.
closed on the Uth day Of November next, that the
time for Ming arguments and the ExaInineTis 70 .
port be limited 10 the sth day OF December aest.
and that said petition bs heard on the 18th day Of
Any person may oppose this extension
Septl3'MSw CommissioneI Of Patents.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-29

HIS RIduT NIMg.-The desperate robber,
who gave his name 10 VIM. Barker, has
been Identified as Vim. Burns, formerly an
engineer for Mr.. luvenner, the cracker
baker.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-29

HAIL STORM IN FREDERICK CoUNTY.-A
private letter received In this city yesterday
states that a terrible hall storm visited Fred
erick county, Md, on Friday evening last,
and destroyed all tho fruit for miles In tho
Vicinity Of the town OF Frederick. The hall
was very destructive upon window glass, and
In one house alone forty-eight lights were
knocked out. The hall stones were Of re-
markably large size.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-29

THE OAK HALL CLOTHING HOUSE, 400
Seventh street, opposite Post Office, is now
prepared with full stock Of Boys, Chill
dren's and Gentlemen's ready-mado Cloth
ing, for autumn wear, which II Is selling
rapidly at prices astonlshly low. Also, an
extensive assortment Of piece goods for those
desiring to have their clothing made TO order.
OAK HALL, 400 Seventh street, opposite Post
Office.
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nRPHANs' COURT.

Auausr 81, 1900.
Dstriet II Columbia, Wa'A'H0tO" County, 10
the case CsSS swss:. .$n IL. "a
mn strstrix, O. /, a, Aforesaid has, with the
spPrcsaton % ne oiphsa: SOs,! n Ts;hip n:
18Th day q September l. D. lsp. for the nnal set,
temenf and distribution Of the personal estate o.
The same have been collected and tuIped Into
money! when and where Al ne ersdit9rs l And
their eiAims properly youehed, or they may other,
wise By law be excluded from ell benent In said
be published once q week for three wesks IN the
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN prsviou: 10 The !, s s dsy.
.sIwavs Rasistar Of " ills.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-29

GRAND LARcESY.-Yesterday morning De-
tectlve McDcvitt arrested colorcd girl
named Harriet Fox, on charge of having
stolen a watch and chain from the premises
of Mrs. Elizabeth Klllian, on or about the
Sth inst. The accused was arraigucd before
Justice Walter, who sent her to Jail In de-
fault Of security for a further hearing.
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DROPosALs FOR COAL.

Eg- The DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN Is
furnished to subscribers at % per Snnumi ave
copies year S2J.