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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-28

The States have appointed delegates to
attend convention In favor OF removing the
national capital to the Mississippi valley.
OF course, the convention will entertain the
opinion that the capital ought to be removed
forthwith. 1t will be good thing for West
ern land spectators, prairie cities, and the
jobbers who have an eye for plumber. II Is
not so easy to show that II will be good
thing for the country generally In Its pres
ent financial condition.
II new capital site were to be selected,
independent OF all considerations affecting
the old one, probably the judgment OF these
would form site somewhere near the west
bank OF the Mississippi river. The centre Of
political power would be as far west as this
line very soon after the new buildings arc
completed.
Just now we have to do with the financial
features OF the case. We are staggering
under q debt of twenty-five hundred mil.
lions, aud the only cheering aspect OF the
case Is that We shall probably reduce that
debt this year by excessive taxation and q
little more compulsory honesty In the whisky
ring, say forty million dollars. But how will
the national finances be effected by this re-
movali We assume that q new capital will
involve an outlay of 800, O0O,O 900. In one
way or another the people will be taxed for
this additional amount. The structures will
be much more elaborate and costly than the
present ones. Our national pride would be
enlisted TO make them the most imposing
public buildings In the world. They would
be planned not so much for the exlgencles
Of a country with population of forty mil
lions as for the wants Of country whose
population will soon number one hundred
millions. we insist that we are entitled to
respite from this undertaking for twenty
years. The present moment Is a foolish pre-
clpltatlon Of the question.
The Chicago Tribune assumes that the
present Capitol building cost 10000, 900;
and then makes up the.following;
cnst Of new ehihee Ia Mississippi Val
ley ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50 ,0OO, 600
LessyAlue Of present build
ings at Warrington for
other purposes...........t2 0, 0oo,0O0
Lees cost OF added Improve
ments necessary to con.
tinue scat OF Government
at wa,hinEton....."..... 100000 coo
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LOCAL NOTICES.

FoR TIE INFORMATION of all such as may
not have been already Informed as to the
wonderful merits Of Hof,s Malt Extract, VIC
would state that II Is an excellent strength
eniug beverage, q delightful tonic, and a
pleasant remedy, and we confidently com
mend It's use to all suffering from disorders
d. the throat, Ghost, lungs or stomach, us
we'll as to those needing an inyigorator, a
tonic, or a beverage, instead Of porter, ale,
beer, or other alcoholic drinks. Sold by all
druggists and grocer. col
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The Gnosr OF KING SOLOMON, II tho spir-
itualists could raise 1t, would admit that
there Is something "new under the SUM-"
Phalon's Vitala or Salvation for the Hair
Is thoroughly original. There has been
only Transparent and harmless fluid In exist
euce that will restore the natural color to
cry hair without dlscoloring the skin. col
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APPROPRIATION REQUIRED FOR TIE NEXT
FISCAL YEAR.
All the unfinished work described 10 the
foregoing estimate, with the exception OF
the distributing reservoir, can be completed
during the next fiscal year, II Congress will
make the necessary appropriation.
The aggregate amount OF which, includ-
ing sufficient sum for engineering, super
ipteudence and repairs, Is tlss,l90.
II TO this be added the amount that can be
advantageously expended in continuing the
construction Of the distributing reservoir,
$500, 900, the total will be, s3ss, 100.
Summary OF appropriations made by Con-
Rress for the Washington nQueduct;
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COURT,


- OCTOBER IL, lbfN.
Dfsfr let oT Coinmbft, Washington County 10 ten:
IL the case OF CHAs. =, wALLACH, administrator
OF William owner, deceased. the Administrator
sfotcsaid has. with the approbal Of tho rphAns
Court OF Wshiug'on COMFY Aforesaid. appointed
SATURDAY., the eth TRy Of for the anal
settlement and distT uton OF thu personal estate
OF said deceased, Hnd OF the assets In hand. as far
as the same have been collected aud turned into
money when and where all the creditor and heirs
Of said deceased are not fed to attend, with their
claims properly vouehed. or they insy otherwise
by law he excluded from all benshl in said do.
ceased ses ate! provided copy OF this order be
Published once week Tor three weeks in Il . Ek.
rioshL REPUBLICAN, prev ious to the slld dsy
TEST: A WEBSTER,
octl3.w3w Register OF willis
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" OcTOBBR ID, 1869
Distric Of Columbia, WIshfR0 tOR COUNTY, 10 IBH:
q the case Of ANN 4. ROBINSON, adm nistTatTlx
Of James n. Robinson deceased, the Administering
Aforesaid has. with the appreciation OF the or.
appoihted Tuesday, the 9th OF November, A, b,
1852 for the nnal settlement aud distribution OF
assets In hand, as far as the same have been col.
lected and turned Into moneys when and whore
notified to attend, with their claims properly
youehsd, or they may otherwise by law be rE.
eluded from all beuont In said deceased'r rztHi,.
provided 4 copy Of This order b. puH isr, d rurr
week Ior three weeks In the NAFIpSAL REPrTII.
CAY previous to the sad day.
Test A. WEBSTER
oolg-IusW' REGISTER OF Wills,
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TINTED STATES PATENT oFFlG,

On the petition Of HIRAM b. hUsGKOvE, OF Gin.
oiunAt Ohio, pray Ing for the extension Of patent
granted 10 him on the Eth day OF January, lsl6 for
an Improvement 10 Jas Cooking Stoves
II IL ordered that the Testimony In the case be
closed on the 4th day OF December next, that the
time fer ming the Arguments and the Examiners
report be limited to thu 18th day Of DecembTr next
aud that said petition be heard oa the 2OIh day Of
December next
Any person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL 5. FISHER.
FnmmiHsi Of Patents.
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/. "TnE STORE OF THE PERIOD "-Oak .
Hall, 400 Seventh street, opposite the
post Office. Our readers should make q .
full stop q when In Its vicinity aud ex-
anime the immense stock of Gents, .
Boys and Chlldren's Clothing and Fur
nishlng Goods which that popular estab- .
llshment Is selling so rapidly and at such
dstonishing loo prices. No. AGO Seventh .
street, opposite post Office, Oak Hall.
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District Of Coiuabfd, N,dshingtoH c0untv to iOft:
trin of M sIss S ssr S.s, WLsta sdmns
iIix Aforesaid has. with the appreciation u the
ornha1s GouTt.i WaShlnH On ecgpty az rssAid,
1850. for the Anal settlement and disrbution Of the
personal estate " said dereased aud o. the assets
turaed Into money W ca and VIII all the credit
Ors nd heirs OF aid deceased notified to attend
with their olaims properly vouched, or they may
otherviS. by law DO excluded from all benefit In
said deceased's estate: provided q copy OF this
order BE- published once a week Tor three ~ eaks In
Test: WEBSTER
oe23 S3w' Register OF will
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TN THE ORPHANS COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA THE 9TH DAY OF OCTO.

In the matter Of the will OF Harris W. Granger,
Ordered, That the probate Of the said will he set
for hearing on the 18th day Of November, 1863. and
the dow and heirs at law OF the deeedent sDprar
on or before hat day and show cause, II any they
have. why the said will should not be admitted to
pr bate! PrOpfded, That this notice be published
ones a week for four weeks 10 the NATIOSAL RE
PUBLIOAs oil Washington city, and q copy sent to
the last Known residence Of the said widow aud
heirs at law.
true copy: Test AwEBSTRR,
oclO-TnIw Register Of wills.
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On the petition OF EPnRAIA PARKER, oi Marrow.
New Hampshire, prayiug for The extension Of 4
patent granted to him on the l'th dIy Of January,
1880, for an improvement IN MAKING Clothes flnsi
1t Ii ordered that The testimony In the case be
closed Op the 18th day Of December ueXti that the
time for hling arguments and lh9 Examlner'H TO-
and tha At Ead petition be heard on tho goth day OF
December next
Any person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL 4. FISHER,
oc2l- Th3W Conn
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|
~ WAsHIsuTOS, d, q. Oct II, 1889
On the petition OF JosATHASI |. HiLLARD, Ut Fall
River, Mas, praying for the sS'cusiOn Of n pat
emit granted to him On the 18th day 81 ApTll, IAf,
for Improvement 10 Spreading Roller for Stretch.
ing CLOTH
II Ia ordered that the test mony In The ease be
closed on the l2Ih day VI March next. that tho
time for hling arguments and The Examiners re-
port be limited to the 22d day March next, und
March next.
Any person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL i. FISHER,
ootl.Th9 Commissioner Of Patents.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DIsTRIC
L OF COLUMBIA

JNTHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
W, NJ. l,9l4 Equity.
Il. p Jackson, trustee In tho above cause, hAy-
log reported 10 the court hat he made sale OF all
the real estate described Ia said bill to the amour
Of si.297 o. and that the IurchaseTs have com
Llisd with The term, Of sSIe 1t is ordered BY thu
COuTt this 10 h day Of October, lEg that the Id
sales are hereby ratified aud s01hfmsd uulezs
cause to the e. trsIy thereof be shuwS on " be-
fore the 9th day Of November nexti provided =
copy OF this order be Inserted IN come newspaper
published 10 the city u wAshigg;On ulca u week
Tor three successive weeks before the said OH day
Of November.
BY order OF the Court
Airue copy; X, J. MElUs, Clerk.
oetlo.bSWs
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z WAsHINtTYhl u. G, UtIober 70, ItUI
delpAa' Penusylynuit, praying for the exclusion
Of patent granted to him the 10Th day OF May,
1855, for an improvement in Single Machinci
IL IL ordered that the testimony In the cato be
closed on the 10Th day OF April next that toe time
for hIipg arguments aud the Examiner report be
limited TO the 9Th day Of A. ril next, and that
Any person may Oppos. this extension
SAMUEL ). FISHER,
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On he petition OF WILLIAM Gas, II New York,
N. ", praying for the extension Of pAisnt
sranted TO him on the 18th day Of February, 1855,
for an Improvement In LubIieatOT;
II u oidered that tho Testimony IN the case he
closed on the Bth day Of January nexii that the
time for hIlng arguments and the ESarincT's re-
aud that said petition be heard on the 2Ih day OF
tension SAMUEL 4. FISHER,
fctlg. Tnyx CommIssinner Of pAtentA
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$lo,OO0,oOO

Cost OF removing the Gap
l..."................. 10000, 900
This Is a very plausible showing; but 1t
completely rcyerses the provcrb that figures
won't lie. 1t assumes that the Washington
buildings can be turned to good account for
q national university. But the country Is
not suffering for lack OF any such institu-
ton, nor has there been as yet so much as a
general expression Of public opinion In favor
Of such a transition. The real question is
how much will the national liabilities be In
creased by u removal
Cost OF new capitol 900 OOO 900
Loss on old buildings. ~ 0OO, 900
jobs and stealing- eNtra,........... lO,0yO. 900
The country never will foot the bills for
removal a dollar less than this computation.
The most significant fact about this move
ment Is that II Is initiated by certain West
ern States, which also Initiated nearly all
the public sentiment that ever was manu-
featured In favor of regulating the national
debt.-Sdn Francisco Bulletin, Oct. Is.
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In closing Col. Same says; The cost Of
extending the Potomac dam entirely across
the river to the Virginia shore Is not In
cluded In the present estimate, because the
completion of the distributing reservoir to
Its contemplated depth will give large
storage capacity and obyiate the necessity
years to come.
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New York AND ono heard from at
spicer's Butter store, Ninth street, between
L and i. n
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For THE CHEAPEST Gents Furnishing
goods go to the Original Franc, 40i Seventh
street, bet. d and Z. No Branch Store. 4
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6S6Rbih THk 51 p TE d RsT GGTG
her, 1852.
LAM, Ia Hall
No. 100 Equity Docket 3.

On motion Of the plaiutiT, by Mr. II Is Phil.
br, ok, her attorney. II Is ordered that the defend
ant cause his appearance to be entered herein
befoIathe nrst rule day occurring fpIty days a'tsr
this days otherwise the cause will be proceeded
with as In case Of default.
True eOpy-TsSt, A, D. OLlN, Justice
X, J. MEIG5. Clerk uc5. W3w
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SPECIAL TERM--JHdJe Ott.-By order OF
Judge DIN, the October term Of this court
has been adjourned sine de.
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Coon SOCKS for winter, 8, 10, Is, 25 cents,
at the Original Franc, 49i Seventh street,
between d and Z. No Branch Store.
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THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
1 .eribsr has obtained from III. % phans' Court
81 washinsIoh County, in the District OF Colum:
bia. etters Of Illustration the personal estate
Of WILLIAM y. HgssHAw, late 81 Wssb ington
county sfqre..id, decess d. All pHrsGns having
TO exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof, to
the subscr Der, on or before the llth day Of Sep
tembaI neNt, they may otherwise by law be ex-
cluded from all bs1eht Of the saId estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day nf Septen-
Der. iS@ GEO, 4, sHEHAN,
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT TuR SUB.
j. sctiber has Obtained from The Orphans Courtof
Washington county the District Of Columbia.
letteTs Of admi tfatiun on the personal estate Of
Joan > sHgEr.,, lat. OF washipston o.unty
Aforesaid, deceased, ALL porous having claims
agai 81 The aid deceased are hereby warned
70 exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof, to
the subscriber. before the lih day OF Ssptsm-
Der next; they may Otherwise by law be excluded
from all beneht Of ihs said estate.
Given under my hand this lith day ~ Ssptem-
Der, 1872 ANNIE NJ SHEETS.
sells. WAws AdminibtTatrix
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has directed the commissioners of improve
ments to enforce the laws In relation to the
obstruction of streets, and several livery
stables have been notified by the commits
sioners that the streets must be kept clear OF
DoumE.OyES CooKIya RANCE. r.
slmpson. Pennsylyania avenue. between
H. 'no T. uou'. " ~, ~, .ohS Iansu
ha ,,oSn Ia ono ha "a /, IN '"v s"'s' 'e'"'
" '"''' "n' A'''e "''u ~ ~ INV
- sr.L"i 100 nin'n strge.' pet~ech
n nh,o p', ,e, hns , Jusa iceu,'eu u ioI OF
onoa'o S Si, ~ Toan laIse nnu sni"h PACK
"e''' SP0''N' '"""'''"'"'' III p''S''
CuMMISs' SEVENTH STREET Boot ASD
SHOE EMPORIUM, Population established Tor
years as having always the largest and finest
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We ARE REQUESTED to give notice that an
adjourned meeting of leading citizens and
capitalists of the District, who are interested
in the prosperity of our city, will be held to-
day at the Office OF Messrs. Starkwether and
Plowman, In the building Of the Young
Mems Christian Association, corner of Ninth
and d streets, at Q o'clock.
The object Of this meeting is to confer
with parties who propose inaugurating an
extensive establishment, for the purpose Of
artistic and mechanical plans Of great In
terest to the city.
We hope to sec full attendance of the
solid men of Washington.
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AqUATIc-THE COMING Boat RAcE.-As
heretofore announced, a trial Of boating skill
Will take place on Friday, the 9th instant,
between the Potomac and Anacostia boat
clubs. The race will be from the aqueduct
bridge, one mile and a-half down the river
and back. The Potomacs will present their
new race boat Ariel, which will be manned
as follows: Colonel Frank Jones, stroke (;
George Fox, Ed. Derrick, Frank Miller,
Wilfred Mcleod, and W. W. Wheeler, bow;
James Patterson, coxswaln. The Anacostla
crew Is not yet announced.
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A. s. AND F. w. PRATT have formed q CO.
partnership under the name aud style of A.
s. Pratt u Son for the transaction OF the
business Of insurance In all its branches.
Office; No. ., Y. NJ. c. A. Building, corner
of Ninth aud d streets, where they will be
happy to see their friends.
A. s. PRATT.
Il w pn.rn
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTArE.-Messrs.
Fitch q Fox have sold to Mr.. +. c. Cate,
for u ,l60, a two.story brick house and lot,
~ feet front, on Sixteenth street, between NJ
and N streets. II. G. Fox, esq, of the firm
OF Fitch Il Fox, has purchased one of those
handsome residences on the west side Of
Tenth street, between l. and NJ streets, aud
adjoining that recently purchased by Mr..
Fitch. OF the same firm.
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Tue GEORGETOWN HARBoR FEE CAsE.-
A short time since, 1t will be remembered,
Abraham Forte brought suit before Justice
Plant against the corporation OF Georgetown
been illegally collected by defendant on ton.
mage fees on the schooner s. J. Forte.
After hearing all the evidence In the case,
the justice gave Judgment for the plaintiff
with costs. Notice Of appeal was given, and
yesterday Justice Plant executed the proper
papers, with II. NJ. Sweeny, mayor Of
Georgetown, and George ". Beali, securi-
ties In the sum Of 800, and William Laird
clerk Of the corporation of Georgetown, as
witness.
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GEoRGETows AFFAIRS. At the Mer-
chants Exchange yesterday 1900 bushels
OF iair red wheat were sold for sl.4l per
bushel.
The steamer Valley City lsft High street
wharf yesterday with full cargo Of -four
for New York.
The steamer Columbia arrived from Balti.
more, with q heavy cargo for District mer-
chants.
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CRIMINAL CouRT-JtNlgG Fisher. - This
court acted on the following case yesterday
Gassaway Reynolds, indicted for keeping
a bawdy and disorderly house near Rock
creek. The house having been closed, the
District Attorney declined to prosecute the
case further.
The grand jury returned into court with q
number of indictments.
Adjourned.
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Inc total VIII be'.'''..'. '.oVooiJ s9
a comparatively small amount when com.
pared with the sums already expended by
the cities Of Boston, New York, Philadelphia
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An APPLE"As Is."-Hou. A. A. Sargent,
member OF Congress from California, has
received through the mail from Nevada city,
In that State, an apple Of the Gloria Mundi
variety, which measures IS inches In cir
conference one way, and 1917 inches In an.
other, and weighs SO ounces avoIrdupols.
RETURSED.-Mlchael X. Coombs has lust
returned from Norfolk, Va, and shipped by
steamer W. W. Colt the finest assortment of
Norfolk and Lynn Haven Bay oysters ever
seen In TINS market. They were consigned
to Clagett Il VOnderlehr.
TEMPERANCE EsrERTAINMBST A very
pleasant entertainment was held on Tues
day evening by Good Samaritan Division,
Sons OF Temperance. The exercises con.
sisted In addresses, vocal and Instrumental
music, recltatlons, &c.
FURs.-Now that we have san eager and
a nipping air" the advertisement of r. II.
stlnemetz, halter aud furrier, No. 1884 Penn
sylvania avenue, Is most seasonable. His
stock OF furs Is complete, and will be sold
at popular prices.
CUhMISs' SEVENTH STREET Boor AND
SHOE EMPORIUM, Population established
for years as having always the largest and
hueSt eeIcctloh III lne CllyJ) olf seventh
street, next TO X street and Northern
market. Il
CUhMISs' SEVENTH STREET BooT AND
SHOE EMPORIUM, Population established for
years as having always the largest aud finest
selection In the city,) 347 Seventh street, next
to X street and Northern market. O
CLIFTON HoUsE.-This house has recently
been fitted up, and is now open and under
the superintendent of DR.. p. II. Hale, and
Is centrally situated, at No, SIG Eleventh
street, near the Avenue.
MAsosIc.-A stated conyocatIon of Wash
ington Royal Arch Chapter, No. 2, will be
held this evening for the election Of officers.