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CASk Of .t-ASpER. ..
Herman II. L"omts y. John McGreery. Case
for sianier Instituted. Damages laid At $4,000.
Catias iEsued- Plaintiff charges that defendant
said OF him. lie Is thief, a Lar, and SWIM
tslcs.
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Troops for New York.
NORWICH, Conn. Nov. 1.-TWO companies Of
Cnlied Ssates artillery left Fnrt TrumhuIt for
NV Lou'soD, Saturday csculac. for New iutK.
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eENIhNEk DAfs
Iae unaisposel ot cvnr1cts Of the October term
Ttey nun.Lrred sesc steen. answering to nineteen
ana 1ete me Tass xets es s ~ .s M
ltso"s' .>,...>.-..
,,,,n TO rue FsSifkNI1AkF:
t1tm \. Heed Sons tiS afkao%snSeu ~ " n nis
E;. II. Mas uuis nsnr. 1,ctzi 3or ~ = r.ar '>''
AIexanIer EclfSsa. ia,eiv = theatrical man.
stn,e the s1,,nI ana is % .a4s:ass 81 Sespaatsnt
Warner Gf lows, II on the fremont House. lIc
axe; 1ast he expeen.a "a .ruas M no nom - Can. si
AID that he cor7teti this Que OF. un,.er
4 n!sapprehcnsinn pe5haps. not Knowing that II Il
ubustls lor quests .! nTs;-e{ass arteis ,e snvus1
:hc,r own rkCCaVe. M trnnE ,iti arrtyt. ~ the
fremont Uoilst for HIM. lie onened the nn,. ne
rrr otrei, AID scre one suit Of c!oihcs thar he
trok from II, asd had The balance snueiy at lis
Thomas Chime, ala. 1>oulnick Walsh, Pick
pocket, wno lifted lis from tic paueh .; a sailos
Dams1 Ts,l Msllcy rs sentenced 'oE tour yeais
pleaded guilty os the larceny Of CLOCK. but de-.
nicd .he taxing Of loeltns:slass, which wss Lid
Janis F1n.ey came M On his n,ca of rus,tr ,o
rwo indictments, lie s;o1e breast-pin froCo Al
s sna 5
suspended oses him "".
the isrrenF Of a watch frum Charits Rotiice1 1Je
wss cngnce,f A nainteF in ta.. horse and taos
lie opportunity Of its mtsfress' absence to taSt
he watch. @A>e
feot1ef Eas septcpcyd Yur rpbbAry. ...tne fnrr,hie
taxing pf 4 alch ifou q lad pamei Ffetler1rt y
Tucker, vt Z bssc-ball eamc,-to one yesr in the
Ptn..ertiary. }or stohh1nc fhe same tsd vhan he
rfr;etted a9a1nst Jne Fohbery. ioF tvp reass. Ae
John Murphy hurFiarto1slJ entered sae house OF
iam IL is6tad H. ras aad 1ax ads eena1s o. W
1a.d Tna samtie ,n31, rra7 - ~ ns = esns es,n1
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Political Affair Il, w.,r rxnuu

ssesA Atthtr& In NcxE OrJcnns%
sshn 49,! s.L ORa1aNs. Nov. 6-The Chairman Of the
G':nd Aarenal Of The DeDceTst,c rros~1 1sion 70
nASe taxen Place Tonight, publish carr eoun.sl1-
the authorities and Cit! Cuunctl TOR nrszlnT bon-
conle ordinances foshldding Tie pFoces1io1.
, 1870-11-07

La Fayette Chapter No. 2, r. A. nj.
S,<<ial eau~o~atiou, this Monday erea!ns. =. ~
oe1ocf for sosk 10 The Il. A.. drrre<. rl-oss cordi
ally invited 70 attend By order e The T. r
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below We give the population OF the several
couptiee Of East Tennessee. according to the
urcsent ceneus-also, according to tho census
FOR lS6O-so that all can ece tue increasa foE
&bn 1a.t dernde.
, 1870-11-07
Chicago Business directory,


Cut the Lf@t osts Rc7tnet .sAk rafting ihe eiy.
7hk Hoas<a are strictly F1Rs7-cLsa
, 1870-11-07

Tne unaispOseI at cunslcts Ut the October term
Ec1e sentenced On SATURDAY. by Judge RoRe.d.
ltcy hutu1rIed eefe1ietn answering to nineteen
indictments, q: the number. ntse was a fecaHle
and two were negroes They wete -ae4,t .vtaa, ~
I t1.a,Ka
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-10-08
Political Changes in France.

The N. Y. World summarizes the political
changes in France for the last 80 years as follows !:
In 1892 the great French revolution was inau-
gurated. Louis XVI. was deposed, and all the
monarchies of Europe declared war against the
Young republic. France was without finances,
without troops.
In 1895 the republic had been triumphant
everywhere against the monarchical government
and had established internal order.
In 1899 Bonaparte Was chosen First Consul.
18O4-Bonaparte Emperor.
lSI5-Waterloo and St. Helena, and the
restoration of the Bourbons in the person of Louis
XVIII.
IS3O-The revolution andNexpulsion of Charles
X. for general disregard of constitutional govern
ment, and in particular for Polignac DEGREES
against the press. Louis Philippe ascends the
throne.
184S-Louis Philippe abdicates popular dis
satisfaction at peace policy abroad tampering
with elections at home and limiting the powers OF
the press and Louis Napoleon elected President.
1851-Louis Napoleon President for 10 years
by 7 1889 ,2I6 votes.
'1S52-The Second Empire by a vote of 1924
129 citizens.
1t can now add: 1870-A Republic, initiated
during a foreign war, with a Provisional Gov
eminent, by the unanimous voice of the people.
Recognized promptly by the Government of the
United States, and launched on its career with
the fervent good wishes and sympathies of all
| lovers of Republican institutions everywhere.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-10-08
A Newspaper Office Destroyed.

PARIS, Sept. 9.-The people to-day attacked
the Office of the MarseiHdise, on account of
Clusert's article in yesterdays issue, broke the
forms and burned all the papers they could find.
This action is doubtless due to Rochefort's de-
nunciation of the course of the paper, and proves
how great is his influence with the people, who
warmly praise his patriotism and sincere desire
for the maintainance of public order.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-10-08
GEN. GRANTS FoRTUNE.-The Washington cor

GEN. GRANTS FoRTUNE.-The Washington cor
respondanG of the st. Louis Democrat says
Gen. Grant is rich already, and by cautious
investment, he is destined to be very rich one
day, ranking with the most opulent. He owns SO
acres of land within the corporation limits of
Washington worth s., 900 an acre. His house
here is held at SEQ, 900. A farm near st. Louis
and houses at Galena and in Philadelphia should
add 800 900 to the former items. Three humid
red thousand dollars will probably not be in
excess of the President elects possessions.
Meanwhile his commercial training and fondness
for material speculations, added to his good luck
and caution, arc exemplifying themselves in judi
cious operations in many honorable fields. 1t is
altogether probable that we shall have in Grant a
President who, exercising all due iiberalIty and
first President since Washington to be discreet
and practical in the management of bis private
fortune. His comparative youth viii permit him,
should he live to the average age of Presidents,
thirty years duration after the expiration Of his
term of Office
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-10-08
What a Russian Organ Thinks of tn,
Position of France.

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 9.-The Journal of this
city, a semi-offcial organ, says in relation to
Jules Favre's late circular The French Govern
ment carries patriotism too far. Rather than
yield Qualifications and soil no longer valuable, it
would involve that country in a war of extermin-
alton. Prussia will naturally exact double
guarantees. To appreciate the language of NJ.
Favre, he asserts that the cause of France against
Prussia is that of right and justice, when only
in July his language was precisely the reverse.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-10-08

LEAD FOR LEAD WoUNDs.-Professor Burggraeve
has sent a letter to the Journal de Grand, stating
that in the hospital of that city wounds are
treated with the greatest success by simply cover
ing them with thin sheets of lead, which are
kept in their places by sticking plaster. The
lead is cool and pleasant to the wound, unlike a
bandage, which must produce heat and irritation.
1t becomes coated in a short time inside with sui
phate of lead, which acts as a prevention of put
refaction, and keeps away vermin. Moreover,
cold water can be applied to the wounds so
dressed without disturbing the dressing. and this
plan is said to be a means of avoiding the need of
hasty operations.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-10-08
Russia's Position.

PARIS, Sept. "a special dispatch to the
Herald says: Further particulars received this
morning concerning Jules Favre's declaration,
enable me to say that the account of it sent yes
terday was entirely accurate. All the circum-
stances l am not at liberty to state, but it is
probable that Favre's hopes of immediate alliance
with Russia were a little too sanguine, and that
negotiations thus far have necessarily been in
formal. In answer to the urgency of the French
Minister, Russia ntimates that she cannot i'm
mediately accept such an alliance, nor take a
positive step against Prussia, unless in con-
junction with Austria or some other power"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-10-08

replies. He afterwards paced up and down the
platform smoking cigarettes then returned to
the waiting room, and read the independence
Beige till the special train arrived, when ne de-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-10-08
Cases of New and Fashionable
OFFICE STATIONERY!
--INCLUDING-

Lambert's Violet Ink, in Stands, Pints and Quarts. This is the
only brand that will not fade in this climate.
II varieties Of Glass Ink Stands,
II varieties of Bronzed, Iron, Glass and Porcelain
Paper Weights and Pen Racks,
Travelling screw-tep Ink Stands,
Best White stationers' Rubber,
School States, Pencil Sharpeners,
Rubber, Wood, Glass and Porcupine Pen holders, all sizes,
Rubber Tipped Pencils, Propeling Pencils,
Lipman's Eyelet Machines and Blocks,
Six Sizes Bristol Board Cards,
Key Rings, Rubber Bands,
Dominoes, Alliance Games,
Chalk Crayons,
r Slate Pencils.
GiHots 3o3, 4o4 and Swan Pens.
Washington Medallion Pens,
Superior Sealing Wax,
Boxwood Rulers, from 10 to "a inches,
Bankers Cases and Wallets,
Transparent States,
Music Paper,
Envelope Paper,
Colored and Crayon Drawing Papers,
Late Styles Wedding Envelopes,
Blue, Red, Orange and Green Envelopes,
Hand Magnifying Glasses,
Paint Boxes, large and small,
Mathematical Instruments,
Magic Lanterns,
Visiting Cards,
Initial or Monogram Note Paper,
Fine Quilts. Quill Pens, and Quill Tooth-Picks,
Ivory Paper Knives, Ivory Memoranduns,
Patent Binders for Letters or Magazines,
Cards of assorted Pen-holders,
Writing Desks and Tourist Cases,
Dissected Maps, Drawing Books,
Papier Mache Portfolios,
Cash Boxes, Sketch Books.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-10-08
Austrian Mediation.

NEW York, Sept. "a Tribune special from
London says: "a private correspondent tele-
graphs as follows from Paris on Friday morning
{ L understand from a French source, on which [
can place implicit reliance, that as England has
thus far declined to take any steps to induce
Prussia to consent to an armistice as preliminary
to a treaty of peace involving no territorial
sacrifices, as delay under the circumstance must
result in further bloodshed, the Austrian Govern
ment has taken the task"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-10-08

LONDON, Sept. 9.-The German correspondent
of the Times writes as follows from W~ilhemshohe
under date of September 5th: Tt Imperial
train reached the station at 9;35 P. NJ, where the
Garrison officers, General Plonski, and the Regi-
ment Official of the Province had assembled.
The Emperor, on alighting, passed to Plonskis
carriage, and saluted the officers of the corps,
who drew up with presented arms. He looks
serious, not crushed there were no signs of
disease or unhealthy tembonpoint. He wore the
undress uniform of a General, with a riding-cape
of the Garibaldian fashion. The crowd was
silent, respectful and sympathetic"
Napoleon in his Travels as a Prisoner.
LONDON, Sept. S.-Mr. Drummond, the banker,
writes to the Post an interesting account of the
Emperor Napoleon, while a prisoner. He saws
- Before long we joined the rear of the Empe-
ror's train. The cortege was of great length
we had a good opportunity of seeing it, as it
passed over a bridge at right angles with the
main road. First came the Emperor's OWE car
riages after these, three carriages, something
like prison vans, all marked MaisOn Militaire
d'Empereur,' and containing members of the
staff numbers OF horses followed, some mounted
by Imperial servants in livery the horses were
magnificent animals, over 10 hands high the
postillions had glazed hats, gay coats, and scarlet
waistcoats. There relays OF horses and carriages
and hacks, saddle horses and chargers, beyond
price.
81 At noon the Emperor alighted in Bouillon,
and walked to the hotel. The crowd of people
was enormous, but were kept off by Belgian
troops. French officers of high grades, among
them Prince Murat and the Emperor, appeared
at the window, and the crowd hurrahed. French
prisoners were silent, and made no response.
&c 1t was impossible to find quarters and food
at the hotel the Emperor dined first, then his
suite, and the rest ate what they could get.
About two O'Clock the Emperor, accompanied by
General Ostlemon, came to the door of the rail-
way station ; he seemed well, his face showing no
emotion, though be leaned heavily on the arm of
the servant who led him out he walked well; he
wore q red kept, embroidered with gold, and
carried a decoration on his coat.
dispatches were handed him, and he sat
down out of doors on the platform and wrote
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-10-08
EngIand's Refusal to Interfere.

New York, Sept. 9.-England's refusal to in
teriere is partly traceable to the personal in
fuence of the Queen, to whom Gladstone comedies
much, and to Granyille's aristocratic aversion to
a Republic, and partly to intimations from Prus-
STA that no neutral interference would now be IN
fuential. Prussia has been put on the British
Government from Paris, but without result.
English residents denounce i'm bitter terms what
they style the pusillanimity of the English
Cabinet.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-10-08
CROSSE &
SALT O SALE.

HNHE AGENTS OF TIE PUULOA SALT
WORKS Oder for sale by the Bag, Barrel or Cargo, either
TabIe. Dairy az coarse Salt The Salt from these Works is Of
superior quality. and can be had at reasonable rates on appIi-
cation 90 e L. htChAhDS r CO-,
s45 3n Agents.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-02

THE PUBLIC DEBT.-Ths following Is a
statement of the public debt Issued from the
Treasury Department yesterday
Debi BeayfH0 Iaiere.f IN Cofa
Bonds At 8 pr. ct, t22l $50 500 90
Bonds at 0 pr Ct, $50, $50, $50 90
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-02

TIM sonlbsrn railroad bill was defeated In
the Kentucky Senate yesterday BY vote OF
% 10 is.
TuR RANK OF HOLLAND yesterday reduced
ia minimum rates Of discount 70 per cent.
The opinion 10 general that other continental
banks will follow the example.
ANoNo the Juror drawn for the March
term Of the Albany county (WyomlnE) court
we're eleven ladies, some ofthem the wives Of
the most prominent citlHens. The excite
mont caused BY this proceeding il immense.
IT was reported In 81. Petersburg yeSter-
day that J, McLeary Brown, secretary OF
the Chinese embassy, will DO appointed TO
the place made vacant by the decease OF
Burlingame.
Silvia MINIS Of unparalleled richness
have been discovered In oraysou county, Ky.
The ore IL found TO contain larger per
eentage Of silver than any heretofore dis
covered. The mine 10 almost lneKhauitible,
and will DO developed In the spring.
A MASS meeting Of The ship-bullders and
lhip-owners upon the Psnobacot (Me.) bay
and river, In favor OF the bill 10 protect our
navigation interests, introduced Into Con-
grehS by Mr.. Lynch, will be held on Thurs
day afternoon neIt.
THnRu Is much indignation In the sport
ing circles OF London at the result Of the
boat race yesterday between badler aud
Heath. II Il supposed that the result was
pre- arranged between the parties for betting
purposes.
The resolution amending tho Virginia
constitution for enfranchlslng negroes and
er.rebels passed the Senate on Monday BY q
vote OF 10 10 4. IL passed the House on
Friday by vote Of 80 TO IS. II has TO pass
the next Legislature, and be submitted to q
popular vote In October Of neKt year. Un-
der II eK-rebols will vote 10 October, 1874.
LAST THURSDAY a small party Of intoIl-
Gated Piegan Indians came 10 a rancho some
twenty mlles from Helena, Montana, and
their demands for whisky being denied, they
destroyed most Of the furniture about the
premises and len. Tho three white men
barrieaded against tho Indians, who re-
turned In q short time, but were unable "a
enter the house, and stole twenty-five head
Of horses. The whites recaptured the
horses the next day. The Indians threat.
en- ed further violence.
l
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-02

u s, JusTH PAYS FAIR 20 LsHI PRIoss YoR
u. Ladies, dents aud Chlldrsnts seoopd hand
ClothlnS, ondsT.o Clothing. Boots, she's, -. No,
door from YouaE Msh'I ChrlstiIa lIsosiali9n
BuildinF, EB.-Any Mote By Nail pIonptly
IITLsTBD-EEw AND OAsT orr CLOTHING,
ysips. a The ola -SslAblLshsd AsrohsHs .Rsga.
sis"si, SsE Oh stissi and FsSn;Ti wants sTsaus.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-02
Lost andFound.

7 osT5,0N wEDgEsEpAY SIeHT. IL The
i..SSs asasSS B e T saS: Sssss .ssTd
~ a Il sEEfES f z s.; as e iSE S IL .
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-02

We devote considerable space to-day TO tho
publication Of the report Of the Committee
on Banking and Currency In relation to the
gold panic In New York last September.
The committee laborod hard TO get all tho
facts, and the result is now given to the
world. No one who reads 1t will fail to
discern one Of the most damnable conspira-
clcs ever put In motion, aud almost accom-.
pliShed. Nor will they be slow to discern
that President Grant, Secretary Boutwell,,
aud every gentleman connected with the
Government In Washington, were true Ia
the best interests Of the Government, aud
unnluehlug In their determination TO break
the back Of the conspiracy Just at the proper
time. The report completely eIplodeS ali
the charges that the President was In com
pllelty with the consplrators even In the
most remote degree. We hope Congress-
will promptly act upon and pass the resolu
lions recommended by tho committee.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-02
Bookbinders.

Wy Q. LYCETT. -
w. Book.BiEbER AND PAPER-RULBR,
No. III PsBnsylVAulA avenue, between Tenth And
Eleventh StTsstA. south side.
Books elegantly or plainly bound. PsTlodisAla
aud naWspABar tAFafullv AttsudAd to.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-02

A COMPARATIVE STATEMENT, showing the
aggregate Of certificates Of deposit received at
the internal revenue bureau, during the nrst
eight months OF the fiscal years ending June
80, 1s69-'7o, were as follows For 1869,
SOL ,9s7, sf.T6i for 1870, slll,14s, 7s4.3s.
Total gain for the above period In the pres
ont nscal year over the corresponding period
In the last fiscal year, l9,lel, 442.62, or 20
por cent. The receipts from the different
sources for the whole Of the above period In
the present fiscal year cannot now be aSeer-
tained. Exclusive Of the month OF February
In the two years, the principal gain Is from
the following sources spirlts, sS,747,o !
tobacco, S5,9Ss, OOOi sales, S59l, OoOi income,
including salaries, t9.sss, OOOi banks and
bankers, esq, 900; special taxes, $3.50, OOoi
lsEAeies, ss5TOOOi SUGGESTIONS, $1,000 !
net receipts for stamps, S4l7,OOO.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-02
Amusements. Rtc.

SNN'HH
WILL OPEN
MONDAY, MARCH 4, 1870,
,,,,.. I2Ih bhsf season Of BuIletdue Opera,
WITH THE IOUHo ARIleIs, ,,.-,,,
- (BLANCHE AND ELLA,
fhhs Vlol,is q the stag. deere ~ PEsHties.
MR.. o. d. BISHOP,
AND FINELY ORGANIZED COMPANY.
CHAPMAN Sister, made hsis 'arsi appssfasss -
MI. ~ inih city, At the nationat Theatre, with
With Z G.n.oIganiIsd Compasy. they Ssys AZ.
sis. XIV s sSS.;,, In majority Of the principal
,oiIs hsmenS the EssY So,ises Of ~. press tAs
n,,II. =, .r9i sotio, rsAl.synH " TIa nAppnsT
RS LADIES IIvII Tonsnr ms se.r,YT ~ ~.
ronrnlHr vutoI - res InionTuir osSiassT 81
WonAIHoop, THlIh Iuh nEvEh bnsIEIILrHa
IIro vvLaAHIII res WIS or TRHiI suHol HLs
raid the foilowlnG Of Nj, Bishopi INF Bishop has
landed plump into the affections Of the public he
10 eytdsatlY already hfAVorts-that IL, ~ repeated
applause hIounheut an evenings psrformanss
usahs aaythinH. Last night be was the psrsohi-
heaton Of humoT. al the hsraetsT Of Hdsfdrde
dld not permit hin " exhibit the deieaks spaTklss
81 that Ssallnsat IN ils hiEhsst estate, from what
S..sE q hin LAT night We iudEsd hin 10 bsS
TO. opsniSI snisrtsiunspt will b, SHpou9s.d IN
due tine. mh1'A
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-02
Now Advertisements.

pos REyr1,wIrq PRlyIBE5Sfga.SS 81 OF PUB, EFgS.
hppiv AZ III % I street. mba st.
EoR RENT-A HOUSE, OF MODERATE SIZE,
tpSssf S5 H ktldrn. .99GiEiI " AFs6 gt
s,rsss. mhL-u
rrHR srRANER wAwAsEr, HAVING BEEN
i ihoropghlT oyethau ed and httsd r.
no ~ sliGast ilIls, viii resume rnE3hUue
ms On IN Pelo%ss, 'sayin5 her wharf s!,ws's-
M mia. B. 66ERSSss22 ,S d!nTi saPtF.R C.
CARRILoEsi cLRRrAoEsn cARMAoKsn
Q. had, lsrs. ,..oIt9,.u! e s ,,I SERk
ain also ,G Is1Is nu%SsT o2 second 'SsSd A'aC
Repairing PIRaR5GBfi E MI H. GRAHAM,
ia, eGEoS. nl9 ~ sR s,, 2 ;S!T ,,1..,
THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THB SUB;
CoufS q ws.Sih s,oS seaaty, in he bistrislof Co
lumbla, letter. o. dmiplstfation W. a. on the per
SS so: :': 81 TSEI5aE sS.
claims against The ssid deceased are hereby warned
=; s; re- y 5. s:::' " ~ SSs' . *
a'sh under mJ hand WI L! az e hhHr'h'
TTSrrEp STATES PATEgT egIIoI.
tu p.,i,cs ~ p p 81 p sbSa y R.s S
willie, n, Y. prAyinG for the sHisnsioh Of patent
& 10 A% q Mi AK 9. I'''' 49, for
nis Ordsrsd that the test!monJ " n, ease b
closed on the Sd day OF NAY nextg that the
tine Tor nliag arguments and the BxAmineT'a re-
port be limited TO the 18th day Of Nay next,
and that said petition be heard the 18th day OF
Lsy person may oppose mi. ssysa'iagL
sAMURL s FISHER,
mhl-WN Commissioner Of fAtenth
TINTED STATES PATBNT oITICB,
" wAaHINgTOE, D. c., fehfuaTy ~, $50
On the petition Of WILLtLH n. THoMFaeN, Of
Boston, hAssAoh usstts, aud kunIIn ?. hohaAH, OF
Biddsford, Maine, praying fer the eEtsHsioa Of .
patent GrAhted TO thsm % the 7kh daJ 81 June,
las5, for an Improvement in Safety Hatohes for
the ltth day Of April, 1887:
Itla oTdsred that the testimony Ia the case be
closed oa the 1tth day Of Nay heHti that the
tins for Alag Arguments ADD the kEAmineT'a re
port b limited 70 ths 81 day Of Juns asHt, and
nat sald petition Be heard en- the sh day Of
LaJ perssn may oppose thl, sEtsnsios,
sLMUBL s. fIsHRR,
mh1 wsW Csmnissionsr Of Patents.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-02

FRoM J. @. PARKER, Seventh street, OPP
posltS the post ONCE, We have the "Herald
ofHeAlth and Journal Of Physical Culture"
for March. Published by Wood & Hol-
brook, New York.
From J. shlllingLon, corner Of Four-and-
a-half street and Pennsylvania avenue, we
have ''The Overland Monthly" for March.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-02

THE PRIZE CAsEs.-The decision OF Judge
wylle, in the Farragut prize cases, will be
found among our court reports. The bill
for bounty claims by the Western Gulf
Squadron was dismissed. In the case of the
ship Metropolis, the llbellRnts were allowed
to amend their suit SO as to make the United
stAtSs party.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-02
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