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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-15

THIS rs To GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
1 seTiber has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Washington county, In the District Of COlum-
estate Of MILLlAs MARTY, late Of washinEtou
county Aforesaid, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deesassd are hereby warned
70 exhibit the same, with the vopehsru thereof, TO
the subseTber, or before the 21st day Of Deem
her neEti they may otherwise By Law be excluded
from all benefit OF the said estate,
0iVen under my hand this 2lsl day OF December,
lsD CHRI6TOPHER MADEs,
de91- WSw' II IT.. AdminlatFAtor.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-15
Ths case or NJ. PSui sob~PPs-A
Oue.taon ofIa.nttew. - H.


A few days slneo we Published lransla-
tlon OF an article from tho New York Stats
zs'tnng, covering a letter from Professor
QueisL Of Berlin, In which Il was asserted
that the Dr.. Paul Sehuppc, Of Carlisle, Pa,
convicted Of the murder Of Miss Btelnnecho,
was tho same party who waA convicted OF
burglary and forgery, together with his
father, some years since In Germany. The
same article was published IN the Baltimore
Wectsr. That Journal yesterday printed a
letter rom Carlisle, Pcnn., In which II Is
claimed that the Carlisle schuppo Is a differ
ent person altogether from tho ono referred
70 In Professor Gnaists letter. Tho following
10 translation Of the communlcntioni
, To Tss EDirou. OF TuR BALfHoRu
WnoGERi Iron statements 10 some European
Newspapers We were appraised that the DR..
Paul Sohnppo confined heI under the charge
Of murder, BY poison, y ldsutined with
= bad reputation follows. We, the uudsr-
signed, from Germany, emlgrated eiti1sna Of
this country, state hereby that the above
= different person. We know Dt. Sohmppe
who resides here personally, and from well
founded facts, as a man strictly honorable and
erlins that other person Is charged With. We
deem n our duty TO state this a. truth com
mands, and ask you 10 publish this statement
In your valuable paper.
1910. .. LEWIS FAnsn,
.r. r. KRAMBR,
PETHR KAPFENHHuGER,
I u may be stated hore that Nc. Louis
Faber Ia second Mayor Of the city Of Car.
llslo. .. .IE. ..H - .r-.
Tho editors Of the lVscEtr, commenting
upon the above, sayi 90
1.-THE statement IL undoubtedly written by
Or, seh0ppo himself, whose handwriting We
the Wicker, Now, this fact does not contain
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-15

TIE Y. NJ. o, A SCIENTIFIC LEoTuREa--
Tho second scientific lecture OF the series
under the auspices OF the Young Mems
Christian Association, was given last eve
ming At Lincoln Hall By Prof y. W. Haw-
klns, Of New York, whose previous lecture
attracted much favorable comment. az
On the stage were large charta covered
with the forms Of nah, roptiloa aud animals,
acme Of the last named unknown 10 tho
present ago. The topic taken mp by tho
lecturer was tho relation between the pres
emit organization OF existing animals az COM
pared with extinct species, aud showing the
similarity Of structure Of birds and reptiles,
and that reptiles had the power Of flight as
shown BY fossil remains. This latter idea
the lecturer proposes to demonstrate In his
next lecture, .5.H o.
Professor Hawkins illustrated his subjects
upon the blackboard with a masterly hand,
which for excellence and rapldlty Of execu-
tion, has rarely been excelled. Commencing
with the stomach, which be held to be OF
primary importance in the structurei then
showing the form and position Of the heart,
which he called the force pump; the spinal
cord, which he calls tho cable, and the brain
the battery, tho learned lecturer with busy
hand aud ceaseless tongue describing and
explaining a. he went along, dividing the at
tentlon OF his listeners, would transform tho
| figure Of the turtle 70 that OF the alligator
10 tho admiration Of all. His anatomical
illustration Of the serpent was complete, and
| gave his hearers many now Ideas concerning
their power and ability 10 move with We
locity.
1t would DO impossible, In a sketch, u
give an idea OF the interest which attaches
10 these lectures.
Notwithstanding the dlsagrecableuess Of
the weather, the hall was hlicd. Nearly al
the teachers aud many Of the pupils Of thu
grammar schools were present.
The third lecture OF the series will b
given on Wednesday night, by the sam,
lectlror, In the Congregational church
Lincoln Hall having been previously en-
gagged.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-15

BALLASTYSE's, 400 Seventh street, above
ID, Is the place to procure diaries for 1870,
visiting cards, all the new books, and the
Sunday school publications.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-15

THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THB SUB.
i sCRlBBR has obtalnsd from the oIphans'
Court OF wash Gton county In the District Of Co
lumblA, Letters testAm-ntATy on the persohAl
estate 9f JAEE L. eRAHAn. late Of Washlhgton
claims against the sad deceased are hereby warned
% exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, 70
the subserber on or before the 9TH day Of January
next they may otherwise by iAw be excluded
from all ben a. Of the said estate.
Gives under ny hand this tlh day Of January,
1870 0BO. X. GRAHAM,
jAhl9-wSws AdministTAtor, W, q
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-15

On. FASIoE has taken an ofice at 1900 @
street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets, where he guarantees TO cure rheuma-
other diseases, without the aid Of medicines.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-15

Laws Passed ~ enc siHty-aeventh
Counou Of NanhtngtOn Cttys y. q.
An ACT 10 act the gnrbst0n0s and pave the
footways and gnttets On the south side OF
b street south, 70 connect With North
Carolina avenue ? |.r, On gl'.|
Bs u enacted y IL Board Of ALsrmsR and
Board Of Common OoweU Of tAs Citp OF
IHasAiiljlOn, That tho Mayor DO, aud no IL
hereby, authorised ani requested 70 cause
tho ourbstones 10 DO set and the footways
aud guttors paved on the south side OF
b street south, 10 connect with North Caro-
Ina avenue. The work 70 be contracted for,
and executed In the manner and under the
superlntendenoe provided BY lawi and TO de-
fray the expenses Of said improvements
special tax equal 10 the cost thereof 10 here
BY Imposed aud levied on all lots or parts OF
lots bordering on the line Of the improve
mentj the sald tar 10 be assessed and col.
lectod In conformity with the provisions df
the act approved October 10, 1865, al.
Approved November Is, 1859. In Dr..
An ACT for the relief Of Washington Carter,
LOWS Taylor, Henry Walker, Richard
Turner, Thomas Wethers, James Brown,
Anna Roddln, Clara Grantlln and Rosa
Be Y enacted bv he Board Of Aldermen and
Board Of Common Coaacii Of ne CHp Of
Washington, That the Ane OF hvo dullarS I'M.
posed upon each or tho above named per-
sous by Justice Tucker, on or about July is,
1860, for an alleged violation Of law, be, and
tho came Ia hereby, RENTED; and 70 enable
the Mayor 10 refund 70 each the said sum Of
Ave doilars, the sum Of forty-6vo dollars Il
appropriated out OF the general fund.
Approved November is, 1860. ..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-15

On. BoTEToS will preach tomorrow morn
ing and evening before the Central congre-
CATION, at Masonic Temple, on the corner OF
Ninth and Y streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-15

SIXTH WARD IHIsH REFUBLICANs.-At
the meeting Of the Sixth Ward Irish Repub-
licap Club last night a number Of new
The following resolution was submitted,
and AFTER lively discussion, adopted;
ResolpeS That we. the Irish Republican As
sociatlou Of the Sixth ward, heartily indorGe
the action Of the Sixth Ward Republican Club
10 denounclng certain prominent citizens who
are endeavoring to have the ohArter Abrogated
and the city governed by commissioners.
Mr.. William Hanna presented the follow
ing resolution;
RsIOlpsd, That the Sixth Ward Irish Rspub.
neAn Club indorse George NJ. Brown az an
earnest, faithful Republican, and recommend
him for employment ID any position no may
have In view.
Adopted.
Mr.. Casey, secretary Of the club, rendered
his resignation, which was not accepted,
and on motion, Mr.. James Plant was elected
assistant secretary.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-15

SABBATH scuooL ANSrvRRsLRT.-Tho an
nlvarsaTy Of 81. Paul's Lutheran school and
mission was celebrated last night, In the
Eleventh-street church, which, notwith-
standing the Indictment weather, was full.
The programme arranged by the efficient
superintendent Of the school, ca. s. Pratt,
esq., Miss Noerr at the organ, and Mr..
Tracy musical conductor, vas admirable,
aud carried through with spirit. The EN-.
blematic design was cumulative, growing In
appropriateness aud Interest aud beauty
the emblem changing Its notices and forms
as tho different dlVlslons Of the school pre-
scented their offerings, until there appeared
q large evergreen cross, covered with cholce
bouquets, and this again was transformed
into an anchor, entWlned with an immense
golden chain, and surmounted BY a crown In
gas-jets, with the burning motto, Jesus
Reigns," at which the whole audience arose
to their feet and sung, Gan Hall the Power
Of Jesus Name" sc,
Tho three mission schools Of this congre-
cation were also represented by appropriate
emblems. The amount Of offerings reached
nearly $1,000.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-15

CoSyALEsoNo.-The many friends OF DR..
X. c. Croggan win read with pleasure the
announcement that he Is rapidly recovering
from his late severe attack OF dlpthefiA, and
IL now considered entirely out OF danger.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-15

CLoTHINd! CLoTINGl CLoTHIRGl regard
loss Of cost, at Oak Hall, 400, (new number,
$3.50 Seventh street, opposite Post Once.
N. b. Suits made to order at prices cor
respondlngly low.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-15

THn RHv. Ia. NnWMkN, writing from this
city TO The Asthodlst In regard 70 the man
nor In which the district of Columbia 10
governed with It's conflicting Jurisdictions,
says 80 " -,
mere patch OF territory, Il may not appear
remarkable II all parties concerned greatly
deslre a change. All this complication
should be swept away and the form Of GOV
erumeut simpiiaod. To attain this end, It's
now proposed 70 crcate a territorial govern
ment for the District OF Columbia, with
governor aud eommissioners, while Congress
shall retain exclusive Jurisdiction over the
District, as authorized by the Constitution
OF the United States. This will permit the
citizens Of Washington 10 make many i'm
provemenis. At present there Ia a conflict
Of authority, aud, as q consequence, many
public interests suffer. For Instance the
Congress exercises authority over the ave.
nuesI the Common Council over the streets.
Omitting the width, a street can DO dlstln-
gulshed from an avenue by It's superior con
dillon. Had the citizens full sway, our ave
MUGS would DO improved and made 'magnia-
cent In condition, a. they are now In 'dls-
tanccs.' Under the present rule, no public
lands are given for school purposes. In one
year Minnesota realized 500, 600 from nc
sale Of public lands for the advancement Of
public educatloni and other States derive
like benefits and In similar proportions
And the practical significance OF this point
: aPparOnt from The fael that while the
board Of education for the District Of Co
lumbla are without such . revenue, yet they
are Repaired 10 furnish school privileges
gratis for the children Of the employees Of
the Government, who are horo from every
State In the Union. Tho present Congress
IL Impressed with a sense Of these dlsad-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-15

HNt WAAutHuroN, n. c.. JAn, n, IB5O.
EDIToR RRPUBIIOANi What dooa the Iowa
State Republican Association mean By such
a resolution as the papers Informs Us was
passed s'unanimously" at a recent meeting
Here hhi IEH
RsseiVsd, Th.t IowAns residing In washtng.
ton, aud who hold positions under the Gov
ernmant, are expected to identify themselves
with thelt state Republican Association, the
meetings OF which are organized and held In
Washington, and failure on their part 10 do
90 will be regarded a. an evidence that they
have permanently left tho state, 40.
Do these gentlemen know that slavery has
been abolished In thla countryi We call the
attention Of the public To this contemplate
and covardly effort 70 whip In freemen. A
"fallurn 90 their part" I. .. Government
clerka from Iowa, "tO Identify themselves
with their State Republican Association, will
be regarded "a an evidence that they have
permanorlly len tho State" And what do
these gentlemen propose TO do about M
suppose the next thing viii be TO eudeayor
TO have those who dare to Determine for
themselves what they win, and what they
win not do, and who dont choose TO DO die.
tated 70 by any man or set Of men, removed
from their positions.
Mako hahfe ye veak-kneed clerks 10 loln
the association /" or, does not tho ukase
inform you you will forfeit your citizenship,
and perhaps your place. 4o
g An iowa REPUBLICAN,.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-15

The WASHINGTON AND GEoRGETowN
RAILRoAD.-At the late meeting Of the
Washington and Georgetown Railroad Com
pany q complimentary resolution was
passed TO the onlcen OF the company, as
was stated 10 the REPUBLIcAs at the time.
The following is the resolution In fulli
RssOipsd, That vote Of thanks Of the board
Of directors be And 10 hereby rendered the
president, 5: 8 Riksr, E.GJ n testimony Of
cess In the management OF the eompAny's
aHAirs for the past year
A similar resolution was passed complI-
montary TO Messrs. Henry Hart, vice presl-
dent, and A. W. Nichols, secretary and
treasurer. '..r
These gentlemen deserve great credit for
the enterprise they have exhibited In the
able management Of the road since their ad-
vent among us some eighteen months ago.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-15
SUNS or u, 900 AND ovER AT " PER CENT.

Open EyERT DAT tsuudsT' excepted from o
.. m 10 Up. m.
~ P,-rhs OnlT chrIstIAn LOSh oass in y
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-15

RENTS HAVE AT LAST CONE DowS.-You
can rent two large halls in Woodward'S
Building for t35 and S25 per month. Now
10 the best time to avail yourself Of such a
good opportunity, one that will probably
never DO offered again. Apply Immediately
to @. Woodward, No. 70s Eleventh street,
between @ and II. cote
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-15

MALICIOUS William Volght
brought suit before Justice d. X. Smith last
evening, charging Frank Latta and Dennis
Fitzgerald with malicious mlschlefln driving
their carts over some building material be-
longing 10 complainant, and which was de-
poslted on First street cast. II appears that
the street 10 not yet opened, but according to
law those building or making improvements
10 their property are entitled to one.third Of
any street, for the purpose Of deposlting
material. IA there was ample room for the
carts TO pass outside Of the material. tho
Justloa doomed che act OF driving over and
lnjuring Il an act Of malicious mischief. II
was not proven that Fitzgerald drove over
tho material, and the charge against him
was dismissed, but LattR was hned $40 and
costs.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-15

OAK HALL, 400 Seventh street, (new NUN
Der, 696,) Is closing out It's winter stock re-
gaFdless Of cost.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-15

AFTER A WARRANTY yesterday afternoon
q colored man named Dave Alexander ap-
piled for q warrant 10 Justice Walter against
some thirty colorcd men, whom, he said, had
driven him from q building where he was at
work In the morning, and threatening to
take his life. The Justice inquired OF Alex
ander why the party desired to take his life,
he was opposed to. "whAt kind Of q
hand ~ asked the Justice. "a socIable
singing band" replied Alexander. "What
note do you Blng In; base, tenor, or alto i''
az dosn't have any motel Slng right along,
air." Amer short pause, Alexander said,
eyes, Squire, has a note-a twenty Ave
cent note-to pay for the warrant" The
Justice Issued tho warrant a. requested, and
Il Ia expected "Gldeon's Band" will DO up
for a hearing to-day.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-15

FIRsT.CLAss BoLRDIN0 at 45s Tyelnh
street, between q and II,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-15

An ACT TO reset the eurbstones aud repaYe the
footwAys and CUTTERS on the east and west
sides OF Sixth street east, between A street
north and Massachusetts avenue.
Be Il enacted BY tie Hoard Of Alderman aud
Board Of Common COuiTl " ne Oitg Of
HdShih0tOR, That the Mayor be, and he Is
hereby, authorized and requested 10 cause
the curbstones TO be react and the footways
and CUTTERS Tepaved on the cast and west
sides Of Sixth street cast, between A street
north and MAssachulelta avenue, In accord
ance with the established grade. The work
10 DO contracted for, and executed 10 the
manner and under tue superintendence pro
vided by law and TO defriy tho expenses OF
said improvements sum equal 10 the cost
thereof is hereby appropriated out OF the
funds Of the Sixth ward. sol Ja
Approved, November 90, 1909.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-15

New JERsET REPUBLICANS. = An ad.
journed meeting Of the New Jersey Republl-
can Association was held Last evening at
Union League Hall. President II. d. swayEe
In the chair, p. 8. Garretson, secretary.
All the members OF the executive committee
having resigned at the Last meeting, the fol-
lowing gentlemen were elected 10 oil vaoan-
clea First Congressional district, N. NJ.
Kalghn; Second Congressional dlstrict, Ed
win salter; Third Congressional dIstrict, P.
8. 0arretson, Fourth Congressional district;
NJ. l.. Ackermaa. The election for the Flflh
district was postponed.
Mossrs. Bradshaw and Kaighn, commit
tee appointed at the last meeting, were In
structed TO call upon Secretary Robson,
Senator Cattell and Representatives Moore
aud Hin and Invite them 70 address the as
ISOLATION. H..#H
The matter Of entertainments vas referred
10 the executive committee.
Tho following resolution was introduced and
made tho special order for the mort meetingi
ReIolvsd, That ali citizens Of the State Of
New Jersey, temporarily residing In wash.
ington, d. o., and Who hold 0oyern ment posi-.
lions, are expedted TO ideatify themselves
with this assooiation, msetlngs o. which are
belnE held 10 said city, And failure on thsiT
they have either permAnentlY left the State,
or that they do not wish 70 become identin
with the Republican party.
The association then adjourned subject TO
the call OF the president.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-15
A FPIIoAFIOsNS l HRF RRsgFLiOATE LAND

hi DEPARTMENT or TIE INrBRIoH,l
PHHaiOH OTTIoR Sept ., 1860.
Applications hayiuE been made under the act Of
June " lN0' der the reissue % the following de.
been Lost or destroyed; Notice IL hereby EITen
that Al the date following the deseriptiql fsish
will Be reiSsuSd. no valid objection should l6sa
No 81, t1j, for 10 acres, Issued under the act Of
Iebru IIy II, lsi7, In the name Of JAmeI q. Hamil,
ton, and was granted March n, ls4a February
., $50.
\: VAN AERsAh.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-15
Approved, November %, 1869.

An ACT TO construct sewer in North Caro-.
lima avenue and d street south, from the
ceutro Of Fourth street east TO the west
side Of Second street eaAt.
BE U sAaetcd BY Tie Board Of AlferBlsH and
Board Of Common Council Of ne Gun Of
Warrington, That the Mayor be, and he Il
hereby, authorized and requested 10 cause 10
be constructed q barrel sewer OF four feet
lnhlde diameter, with walls nine Inches In
thickness, In North Carolina avenue, from
the centre Of Fourth street east 10 the Inter-
section of said North Carolina avenue with
D street SOUTH thence along tho centre Of b
street south 70 the west aide Of Second street
east. The work 70 be done under tho dlrec.
ton Of the superintendent OF sewers, car.
riagsways, &C., and superlntendeuce OF the
commissioner Of the Flfth ward, and two
Assistant commissioners TO be appointed by
the Mayor, and no bill for said work 10 bo
paid unless approved by all said commits,
SionerB.
Sec. q And be u further enacted, That In
order 70 defray the expense Incurred under
this act, q special tax equal 10 the cost there
of be, and ls hereby, levied on all lots and
parts Of lots bordering on the line OF said
sewerage or work herein provided fori to be
assessed and collected In conformity with
exiAtlng laMsi PROVIDED, That the expense
" 1uAulhb ~ mum VI eNiu sewer " CTOeAeb
interesting streets, avenues or alleys, all
traps, man-holes, thlmbles, drops, and lat
eral sewers for said drops, shall not be as
Gessed on the owners or private property,
but shall DO paid for out ofthe funds or the
Flnh ward, Of which a sufficient amount Is
hereby appropriated.
Approved, November 90, 1860.
AN Act 10 pay for reporting testimony
taken before the investigating commit
tee. I....... ~. ...
Be U enacted GV The Board Of AldsrBlsH and
Board Of Common Council Of he city Of RasI-
iIl0tOR, That the sum OF ono thousand
and ffty-slT dollars be, and the aamo IL here
by, Appropriated out Of the general fund, to
pay James o. Clephane for reporting the
taken before the investigating
and for procuring the extra copies
required by the said committee, aud for fur
nishlng stationery.
Approved, November 20, 1862.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-15

CLOSING Our SALE.-We arc selling Oh
our winter clothing regardless Of cost.
NJ b. We arc making suits 70 order at
prices eorrespondlngly low. Oak Haii, $40
Seventh street, opposite Post ONCE. A
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-15
Watches and Jewolry.

NEESsSE E EEs ~ sTEIHEE
Il SoTISE S;f:sY slyss that! gS..Ss. !, t. "a
ID The sutySY hnd sale ol The PubIie lands Of the
gs'sd s,. M, ~ rrs,dsS, o. ~
LAnd District, omes ~ hoproe, IN the state Of
Lea,si.Si. az sh.' ~ SsssG sd,o . hsrsn
ssid Stats. from sha Afisf tbs i't dSJ Of December
lands tsmaiaipg unsoid sud .unApptopriatsd By
lsu, aud heretofore subject 70 sals ard enttyAt
Sisssss a6ss AZ. az, aboss m.p.lcns1. Tss
ksrisisr and Receiver - New Orleans will EiSs
fulnre public notice Of the day % which they Will
Be prepered 70 receive application for enties Of
e. IN the oity Of wAshih Hton, D. O., this sd day
oIhuesop{sI' ~ iggs.iAsnl rrH #. #.s'
ny 0ri'' " NV JOSEPH 9. WILSON,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-15

AMERICAN COLONIZATION socKTT.-Tho
annual meeting Of this society will take
place on Tuesday evening next. Addresses
will DO delivered by many distinguished gen.
llemen.. An Interesting meeting may be
looked for. .,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-15

~ WA1nINQr0h, ID, o., Jan. 7, 1870.
Op the petiuoa Of RDwARD WuiTHLHT, o. Cam
oil patent granted 70 b Nh "a tie sth day Of April,
1850. apd TSisHusd on The 28ih dAY Of Juy, is6s,
Tor an Improvement In Culinary Bollorsi
II IL ordered that the testimony in the case be
CLOSED 90 the 9Th day Of March neHt, that the
time for hlinI hfHumenta and the RNAniheT's ro-
port he lihitsd tOthe 18th day Of March next, and
bat SAID petitluh be Heard on the 43i day Of
Any person may oppose lhls s1lsHsiop, .....
- ~. II SAMUEL 3. RtdHER,
isan'Tusv poRmlSSlORST Of Patents.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-15

q the petition u 3 n h9S.iGsS, q Gan.
Psishl granted 70 dim o.. the lld dST of April,
isosi rsi,susd On re ~ dAy, Of NAY; ls5I, snd
improvement 10 Preparing PhoJpl ofiS Acid a.
Bqbttilute for other solid L6ldsl
II II ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed on the 22d day Of March NEXT that the
time for hlinE arguments ARd the EHaminsT's re,
Dat said petition be heard on the oh day Of April
next,
sAhgBL 8. RiSHER,