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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11


The funeral Of the late Christopher Gam.
mack, ST., took place yesterday afternoon, from
the Thirteenth street baptist church, and be-
sides the many different orders Of which he was
formerly q member, a large oOncOuTse OF friends
were present to pay parting tribute OF respect
to the memory OF most worthy citizen. The
remains had laid In state during tho day at his
late residence, and many persons called to take
a farewell view OF them. The body was lncased
In a handsome casket covered with black cloth
and adorned with Masonic emblems. MeasTs
j I. Given, Andrew Jackson, T. Il. Campbell,
IL. PnlkinhOrn, A. Z. LOngley and y. Sinclair
were the pall.bearoTs, and at O'Clock carried
the remains into the church amidst dsathless
silence, after which Rev. J. II. Cuthbert, pas
tor, made a few remarks In which he briefly
reviewed the life Of the deceased and paid q
glowing tribute TO his worth and excellence.
At the conclusion OF his remarks the impressive
service Of the Orders of Masons and Odd Eel
lows was observed and performed by the re-
spective Grand Lodges Of both Orders. This
being ended the remains were taken 10 Oak
Hill cemetery for inteTment, followed by the
Grand Lodge, +. A. A. NJ 81. John Lodge,
No. II, y. A. A. Nj Columbia DOmmandery,
No. >, Washington COmmandoTy, No, !, Knights
TemDlar; Grand LOdge Of l. o. U, p, OOlum
hia Eneampment, No. I, aud Washing ton
Lodge, No. 3, |. o. o. f., and the Oldest InhAb.
itanis association. Tire Masonic choir was 10
Attcndanre at the church. and during tho ser.
vices rendered the music most acceptably.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

Mr. Ryan, the contractor for the Improvement
Of New Jersey avenue southeast, Ia diligently
working large force Of hands, reducing the
grade o. feet, beginning at Il street south and
running thence to the present grade Of ID street
south. Tho earth eNcayated Is used In nllinE
up the depression between ID street and Wiz.
glnla avenue while this Ia going on Of course
the neighbOrhOci 10 subjected to The annoyance
Of being without gas and water, the pipes there.
for not yet being entirely depressed to their
proper depth How soon will the gas main DO
AlUng7 IL the question,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

Ths rses betUgrn the yachts John I. Given
Al FaBufs Bell lnF purse Ci - over course
fFar1 SsVgnIh street wharf 70 f"r " asnhgtnn
80 rsfHrB. takss place 10 morrow, and the con
- L creating eg66lIeTable inteTest among the
ysrhfmsh. Bsth are last SailsTa for second class
kgaata aDI bgth have their iAFortes. OApt II,
TEasksF, u thiI 1ity viii sail the John ] Given
~ fap5 gel. Lays1eEr Of AleNandrA' Will
FsrTlS tFe Fannie Bell.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

The new financial institution Of the Second
National Bank, On y street, between Sltth aud
seventh Streets commences operations to-day,
and under the most favorable auspices. Ths
officers Of this bank have tho fullest confidence
Of the community rs h1uchrJ agents, and We
success 1t deserves.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

Mr. Wormloy, the proprietor Of the hotel cor
neT Fifteenth and II streets, has decided here
aitOT TO make no distinction on account Of color
among the guests Of his house The results Of
this step will no watched with much Interests
but the opinion Is generally expressed that tho
movement will not deract from the popularity
of the house.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

Tho War Department had not, up to the hour
Of closing yesterday, received a word regArdiGg
the alleged Indian outtagss and troubles tele.
graphcd from the West on Monday night, and
the reports are dIsctsdlted 10 Otfclal circles.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

And We have to thank our energetic corps OF
special reporters and artists tor the sketches
they have made OF the preparatory work Of the
letter written to Mr.. s, AS we'll as the expert
ence OF the belliger ent scribe" 'Fls said that
In bis sanctum Just before writing tho oPistle
the Dane appeared IN this form and vented his
feelings thusly:
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

The COlOred boy that Col. 5. 5. Smoot has had
employed for some time past 10 attending to bis
horses vas Kicked by one Of the animals on Ffl-
day last at Cape May, and died 10 about twenty
hours. The body was sont back 70 this city, and
DR.. HaTtiRAn, at tho request OF Ooh SmOOt,
made q post norton examination, and found the
inLestlnes we're Tuptufod,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

The following Is tho programme Of the music
ut the promenade concert this evening at the
Capitol Grand Quick March, Heneekei
Dreams Of Youth, 1.-TWO NOoturne, h(hTst time, J
Oh. Bach; Introduction and WaltEss, new Weln,
Strauss; Selections from II POliutO, ROsslni;
Orlando GalOp, Keller; Introduction and
WhltEes, Welnj wife and.Sgng, Strauss Fanta-
STA from Scilnn Vespers, N0rdl National Airs.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11
.n...ns.hn.IRuIldInG.

Ia e11uraasnes Of the delay In the plumbing
- sri ne lneBmplste n0nditi0n Oi the JeueT-
- ssbs8i buildlnE, The truItses Of the public
800 N that district have decided ~ postpone
as sgEBlhE u the schools 10 that Ouilalhs uh"i
Mgblay mofllng ntHL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

Yesterday afternoon, about 2 O'Clock, a man
by the name Oi John Uonners, living on q street,
between North Capitol and First streets, DO.
cane suddenly erHEe-l and amer driving his
family out OF the house, rushed into tho yard
Whsre there WE'RE two cows belonging to him.
Ina moment he seized large knife and At.
taking them, cut both so seriously that II Ia
probable they will die. As soon as he had got
through with amusing himself In this manner
he 70 entered the house, and few moments at.
ter picked up razor, aud before any ono could
interfere cut his throat from ear TO ear, caus.
ing death In n few moments, The facts In the
case were promptly reported TO the police, and
Coroner Patterson notified. The coroner
promptly repaired TO the house, and aIler max
log the proper inquiries learned that COnnOTi
hai been drinking very hard tor some time past,
and concluded that the suicide was committed
white laburlng under the effects. lie therefore
declined to hold an inquest. UUnnOrs leaves a
vile aud i've children.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

The following was the range Ofthe THERMOMETERS
yesterday at H0mpler's Optlcian store, No. IS;
Psnnsy lVana avenue, corner OF Four and.a hal
street: =. IT,, IS; ~ n. IN, 49, "a M 80; p. IN
ST. lp. m., Is, op. m., a. s y. m., II
BOYS School SUITS, At low prices.
uEO. y. HENKIHa,
No. 40 Seventh street northwest.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

Members Of the Ohio Republican Association
who desire to procure tickets to visit Ohio at re
duced rates can get them by calling on A. NJ
aangsWer, chief clerk, Third Auditors once
Treasury.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

A meeting OF the citizens Of tho Fourteenth
district, opposed TO the present government, wal
held last night al the corner Of Seventh and q
areets There were about thirty persons pres
Snt at O'Clock, At which time the assemblagt
was called TO order by Mr.. l.. b. Allyn, whit
Iaid II was mass meeting OF the members o.
the Greeley and Brown and the Democratic
clubs VI the Fourteenth district, called for the
purpose Of completing arrangements for a pTi
mary election on Monday next.
On motion MT. Allyn was chosen president
and WIN. J. Ebbs secretary,
Messrs. Sengstack, Thomas and NeWmeyeI
were, on motion, chosen MS the Judges, and In
stFucted to have the polls open from 4 to
O'Clock, at such place as they may designate,
A finance committee consisting OF MessTs
Lewis, Shekells, Williams, Butts and AlyI
was appointed, and aiteT some other unimpOr.
tant business the meeting adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

Bids have beon asked for ronttihg the revenue
steamer MShonlnE, now at Boston, with new
boilers and engines.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

grand mass meeting Of the Republicans Of the
EUuItssnth DlslTiot will be hsld ~
MAlKRRB HALL,
Third stFsst, bStg oon New York avenue aud l. Gi.,
On IIIT6sDlY kVkNlNG,
sePtsmhsr ~, At 5Ilq o'eloot, e Iauly the n91l'
U'O1nnsll, Ssq the regular Republican nomineS Of
the EonTtsSnth District for DELEGATE. Gone one
S sSSii ~ 1 A HHIISoEkAHk,r hf' oO@raiItOS
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

rA REPUBLICAN, OF EHE FIFTH
ali the Io-ALFRHD JOaKB Y . candidate Tor
the HOUSE Of DSlsgatsS IN bOhAli Of AbornE mon and
"" ySsSim. MANY VOTERS.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

FINEROE OOMMITTRK-wm. u. BlAtnr, John
", Mex uisht, PAbst, u, =, hisklinE, d, hsnAs n,
n fOFdAn and }, Barton
oAneeAbI1ss o0MAILFSSE;;1,,IS.spe fESS, ".
Wsd. j. Psak, UGpI. K. X, behnbSTt. j. Leonard,
John Gray, j. D0hh slda and j, aTifin.
Tue above, named gentlemen have bsen ApROlhted
A. members Of tho oommilteos 10 Nhoh they are TO
aDAotiVsly asaiEnsd
Tue OaInpGisn COMMITTEES IL requested to meet At
thu Bismarck Houss, No la1 PsnnaJiyanlA Ayeaus
SAhnL u. WILLIAMS,
PFes't BlItssnth nlstTta1 Republican Club.
JOsKPH Wynn,
Chairman EGosutiVo COMMITTEES.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

Police CoURT--yudgs MVII-Ths business
yesterday was a. follows;
Antonio Myers, assault on W. A. Gray, slO.
samuel Banks, assault and battery on Thomas
Hughes, Us and costs. Samuel Scott and Aaron
CAN'T, assault on J. q. Whiting, Is each. Mel.
son Payne, assault on Elizabeth Payne, tiO.
WIN. Costello, assault on his wife, tlO. Isaac
ton, assault and battery on Ofncsr James j. W.
Haney' B, Hugh Mason Brown, making n dis.
turbance In a place Of amusement, Is. Louis
Biehenhoimer assault on n Heepateln. Defend.
ant gave bonds 10 sun Of sl00 70 keep the peace.
John Fitzgerald and James Flaharty, assault
on Henry Lancaster; Fitzgerald was hnod 81
and costs, and Flaherty dismissed. Sarah Sach-
rey, assault on Kate Manahan, Is and costs.
Thomas Mlnklu aud John Martin, assault and
resisting OhcoT Thomas Aldridgs, tiO each, or
beth Clssell, dlsordsrly In aeorEStown, Is each.
john TOlliver, cnlOfsd, driving cart without
license, $40. John X. Ball, drunk and dlsor.
DERBY, ". Ed. Sherwood, curslng, IS.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

The Cuban prlvAteor Pioneer is to be sold at
Newport on the nth Inst,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

The result Of the registration in the TWeIftt
district yesterday " as follows White, ISL; col
oTed, 90 Total, 4J4.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11
CITY ITEMS.

A. NJ. TURNAN, as Ninth street, Is selling
wall paper, window shades, sc, cheaper than
any one 10 the city.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

Thnse,ndlvldunls calling themselves Liberal
Republican, under the leadership OF X. W.
FsnWicI met last night at Mlnuse's hall, on
Twelfth street, between N and o, for the pur.
pose Of bhing a meeting to settle tho affairs OF
the cOuaTJ; but after discussing tho late lecture
VI Mr.. OOinbs, tho trio adjourned to the gather.
log OF t'ii same class Of beings ut the Baptist
church, IN r street, between Twelfth and ThiT-
teenth. THIS meeting, composed Ofa lev more
than thiOno above, was presided over by Jack.
son @. hyl6r, and W. NJ. Dawes acted as secre-
tary.
Upon he Chair announcing his readiness to
prOceedEith business, the committee 10 whom
had eeldelegatSd the power OF selecting the
necsssa1 campaign committee reported the
fOlloWink
Executive CommIttee-R. j. Boall, W. II.
Bennett John a. Sllance, James CLARK, WIN.
BoWmal John Wight, James Williams, W.
Smith, DIN Walker, ,. BrOadstTeet, II. Beckett,
L. IOhuOn, WIN. Davis, ID LOmaN, X. Beverly,
J. q. Tailor, Robert W. FenWiek.
Campign and ReElstTatlOn-J. Taylor, J. A.
Sllanco,N. jackson, Robert DeeteT, Il Brown,
W. Bowman, J. BiUus, Jas. LOmAx, j. Lewis
W, II. lennetL, X. Henderson, ID. IOmaN, 7
1alhertP Harvey, =. Anderson, A, Davis, J
Jones, I. Smith, Il. jenkins, 2. Z. Harvey
John BEer, J. Wright A. Ford, ]. Williams
W Smih, II. Jordan, y. Collins,
Flnane-W. II. Miller, s. jackson, X. ]
Beall, L LDmAx, W. II. bowman, r. W. Fen
wick.
Aidrsses were made by John Robert Brooks
Il W fenwick and Mr.. COLLINS; after which
the IN ting adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

70, KEPUBLlCAh' Tho baltimore aud OHIO
bTnch railroad requires the purchase Of con-
miiaiion tickets In Baltimore. o. course, "cOm.
uueTs" must buy them. Why not make them
seDl or go to BaltImore for the purpose
II tho way stations passengers who get on are
expected TO In their trunks into the baggage
CO. II leaving the cars they are not expected
o required to lit their trunks OF. Throwing
to trunk of Is not supposed to do any harm
b the railroad company, at least.
Persons who sond packages from way stations
anuOt pay tho freight there, nor can freight or
packag6s Of any kind he sent TO way stations
Without prepayment OF freight.
This line Of railroad between two great cities
Is one OF the Oldest In the country and has done
as little as possible to develop a country pOpu.
latlOn and a local travel by ntiOrding no iAcill
ties.
A liberal policy on the part Of the Baltimore
and Potomac railroad will speedily build up the
country, as II will practically have no compstl.
ton through any railroad over which Mr.. Gar
rett ias control. Y.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

9 ga, !d en-, en-, Gs.s s ....'.".""..sI,


Tue O9noeit ssu vii bo the most nIilllAnt orohss
trial diaplAy that ever OccuTTfd Ia the Wot, n0 hun
dred psrOrmarr, gathered from al 81 this aoun
tlJ md from knropd, andsT tue diTv0tah Of ProL
Hast, viii contribute - this EF4Ed musical carnival
And 10 Aiord ample I1ou Tor Syag tieketl ul1sT to
Ouioy such an unusual musical festival tina OoneOTt
win be given In OantfAl Pail, vhrte a,Tana smsS t.
have bsen made TO accJmms date at VII nay 0oma
PoH'Oas hrldinH ghoie, bait quAIt0r tiokela vii
DO admitted to b1th Ihs Oluor Tc aud DtawiaF 81
EiihUuI 1ueh tickets viii be .dittsd to either.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

Issued thus far, have been; To New York, 1900.
900; Boston, $4,000; and Philadslphia, 40 900.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11
THE COURTS.
nIRII

SPECIAL TnRN-JudgsH NJ pAreyt.- This court
was Engaged as follows yesterday!
Roche ", Reynolds, Order for hnal ratihcA.
uOn Of trustees sale,
white Of Al. vs. Abner OF al. Order for Anal
fallhcation Of trustees sale.
lany % al ". Whdner Of al--sOrder ratlfying
auditors report.
Lyon ys, Brett Order allowing private sale
by teceiver aud Of reference to auditor.
Dainese ys. Jonea Order for rule on com.
plalnt to speed cause.
VOCAL Va. VOCAL Decree Of divorce from the
bods Of matrimOny.
Adjourned,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

A he was still some distance from the depot
he started OF pretty lively, and in order that
our readers may know how he looked our artist
shows US here how he was
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

as he appeared In Baltimore, pursuing his Ia.
VOstigatlOns 10 TegArl IN the wanderiugs OF tho
Melancholy Dane" Il Is true he was dis
guSted with his trip, saying, as no entered our
editorial rooms "Why this trip was a greater
fraud than that hErle between Mace aud
o. Baldwin" It Is probable that We shall now
take him from his accustomed work, and send
him to Chappaqua To Interview Horace Greeley
on what no knows about dead boats.
POsIarrIpt.
Now this IL too bad our reporter must have
been mlsiniormed In regard To tho above We
have Iust received authentic information that
Mr.. UorcOran's young man didn't go 10 BaltL
more at all. The fact Is stated that he applied
TO the agent Of tho baltimore and Ohio railroad
on Monday, for a pass to Baltimore, but was In
formed by the agent that no would have "a
apply to superior authority In Baltimore. A
this necessltated a letter which required day.
time, the managing editor had To delay his trip
however, we are cOnsOlsd by our reporter, who
says. That's all right; that's what would have
happened had he gone over to Baltimore"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

The hour OF seven o'clock had arrived, no
Shepherd had appeared, and "our Dane, feeling
much aggrleVed ct the insult added to that
already heaped upon him, Sullenly retired to his
rom, hastily dotted his disguise, clothed him.
self In mlLs attire, callsi his coach, paid his
bill, and returned to this city by the $50 p. IN.
train. SO ends this bloodless battle But that
our story may be complete, our artists insist that
We show to the public
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

W. w. CoTraTaH, seq, priEriTd Hackhpiisr, aHi n
j. q. MrGEiTs, n T. HsFTtrk and ", H. pAiiIpi,
TfHasss ii hs IdiTipi hsE,p per
GENTLEMEN: Under date Of the 10th ultimO,
I addressed you a communication, In which
quoted from an article published In the Patriot
Of the previous day, pronounced at an unquAli-
ned lie In ali Its details, and demanded that
you either produce the proof Of your assertions
or stand branded as malignant liars In tho com
m1nity In which we live"
Having failed to reply TO this letter, or to pro
duoe proof to sustain tho charges To which It 70.
fsrTed, | felt Justified In the conclusion that you
had been compelled To accept the unpleasant
alternative thus presented. rhis morning,
however, | am the recipient OF a cDmmunlcA.
ton, Ia copy OF which / lnelOse,l signed by a
person OF whose existence | was not helUTs
aware; and presume that AN to consider II
the only answer you eau make, or that | may
expect, 10 my letter Oi tho 10Th 0t August.
lam, 30, &c, ALEN. X, SHEPHERD.
L.. ~. u.nLLnr .In.nA nm Mr Ah.rnnrI
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11
BAGGER BLUSTER
DANISH DARING !
DIDHEMEAN FIGHT?
IA LITTLE GAME OF BRIG
Snarling and Swapping at
the District Shepherd.
Bagger Seeks reformation from
the Proprietor Of the Repuh-
lICan and Gets II.
He Then Seeks Shepherd and Sug-
gests Meeting,
Mr.. Shepherd Responds.
THE MELANCHOLY DANE IGNORED
He Then Seeks Shepherd and Sug-
gests a Meeting,
Mr.. Shepherd Responds,
THE MELANCHOLY DANE IGNORED
Fall Asc1uat Of Oar sPerlaI reporter, Ac ON.
paaIed by Iur Special Artist, at an I'm.
mFRR Expense, 10 Baltimore on Sps.
clal Train WhertwIth We Thus GiaPh-
IcAIly PTeFRt What BaVget said,
DIdR't SAY, Did aud Didn't Do

Tlero were lotsOi rumors about town ysstoT.
day about a reported cOrrospOnienco between
some one of the employees on Mr. C1rcoran's
Patriot paper and Mt Alexander X shepherd,
vice president Of the Board Of Public Works
Now the idea Of anything serious occurring DO.
tween Mr.. Shepherd and 1.-The scribe" seemed
80 utterly ludlcrous to the representative Of the
REPUBLICAN, that, upon hearing one or 40 Of
the stories In circulation, he iniulEeL hrst In a
hearty INugb, aud then started Tor Mr. Shep.
herds place Of business. And hero We must
take a retrospect In order that our readers may
bo fully informed as to all the circumstances OF
this laughable affair. On Sunday afternoon last,
while Mr.. Murtagh, the proprietor Ofthe REPuB-
LICAN, was enjoying a nap attera hearty dinner,
there came "a hooking at the door, which,
having been answered, a messenger bearing the
following letter was discovered:
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

boarding house he weutiO prepare for the Jour.
ney. He had little trouble getting ready,
caused by an lnefh6lont walter.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

sspllu
SSar INDEPENDRNT UANDIDATR-RIF-
THkhTH DIarkIOf.-AAnyO the oltiES1s
Of the hftSsnth DlstIOl met ~ Rev. Ne Bonld %
A. delegate from tho fllosnth District 10 represent
thslT Interests 10 the Legts'AtiVe Assembly. Mr.,
On an Independent ticket Mr.. bouldin claims 10
have bssn n0pE the d st Republicans OF Washing
ton, And declares that neither 0ne Of the factions nto
which the Republicans OF the District at COLUMBIA
sell 81
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

EOR MOUNT VKWNON.
Tbs steamer ARROW, Captain FrABk 'ollnEs
head. having been rebuilt and entirely Iehtt By her
present. owner, will leave her wharf,
FOOf OF SEVENTH hThhkr.
DAILY, (sundays RHesptsd) At 10 O'UIOOK,
FOR MOUNT YERHOh,
(TEs Tomb Of WaShl. Eton,) and Intermediate
Landings, JAMES HYHkb,
is9U,8m Gen. fupt steamer Arrow.
HAHL.ON's UAI.LkhY OP FISk Axis
Renewed TFsn No. I2aa e Ne. I99B PsHu.
sylyHalA avenue.
Ga Irss exhibition And Tor sale large collection Of
OIL Paintings, HngfAVngs rOm0a, bTOnHoa,
btAtuAI, rare OhnA Ala0 ohoas ntoek Of PoToslAlr
and IhStnSsAph Frames ..u,nyv
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

Being properly equipped "our Dane" Sailed
forth, and meeting on his way some friends he
told them Of his Journey aud his Intentions. He
delayed so long that when asked what train he
wac to take, replied The mali train" Draw.
Ing forth his watch he suddeniy discovered that
he had
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

NJ. ". ). VglIgL, Eii'o. al Prp.LiSr Saii'a Al
RspHbHrIH, WlEAtRgfoa y O.
DEAR SlR: | notice from an editorial In yes.
terdAy's REPURLICAN, entitled The Patriot
and Aleek shepherd" that he can readily he
found. Presumlng, therefore, that you are able
to inform me OF his Wh0Teabouts shall be
Obliged to you for this Information, as a gentle
man has failed to hnd him after a diligent
search yesterday. | await your answer, and 70.
main yours, respectfully, Louis BAuGER,
Managing Editor Patriot
Mr.. MurlAgh, albeit a little vexed at bOing
awakened from his slumbers for such purpose,
and although en- diShabilis, and not having a
pencil handy, thought to crafty Mr. Louis Bag
ger, and thus replied:
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

whole Tickets for BuO D for M b6 Tor 90 lIS for
tlgJOi 2b Tor 82oOI; 30 foT 8bOOl No dlsolnnt on
las than O0 worth ct tieke a. time. la Aocol D.
Anoe with nhmstona solicitations, SIIahEomsns hsy
been made with all tho TailrAd aud LtaAmb liass
sGdnR iStO the sity foT the sale u ronndrIp tickets
soof i9E sI dAIs to AZ poILoba who wish 70 al
tend che drawing ueh tickoia will bs
furnished b. the Louisville and Nashville raj road
The l. ui~yiila DnolngAl And lsh gion TairAh, the
lonllVula, ludhnAp0hA and Madison railroad, the
Ohio and Alasisalppi railroad thu LpusNls and Cin
oinnAlI hAbaAl lina, aud thu L0usYllia, OW5nIblIo
and Henderson Mail line P4ekstA
Az BEonla TsqaiTed 10 clBaO saies aud AXE ID
etnTns In tut tlas 10 reach this otoa by thursday
sept mbog ~ To DO thiA successfully those located
a. great distances must close days buiOTs the
18th.
Az tiskslS 10 Witch Eltn are GNAFdsd will be paid
githonL dseSuht b. thS fAImaTs and DcOysrs, Bank,
etthaT 10 guTnsucy by sHht daft up the Fourth
National Bank Ol Nov Nark a. ooilaR u ihs koiisT
Tue tleksts must hfat be presented at this athos
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11
iIRiTED STATES PATENT OEFIoF,

- WAAHiEaTOH, d. o., August -, Is7a
On the petition Of HERJAMfR PAYHE, Of ALBANY,
n Y, pTAylnH for the s1tsntinn OF patent granted
% him o. the lsth dag q JaauArI is6e. ioI an i'm
ordered that the Ia tbs case DO closed
on the l7th day Of December mont that tho time for
hlinH Arguments and the TspOFt Be limited
70 the nth day OF DooaTnboT neIt and that said petit
uon be heard on the ~ day Of JAngAFy nSHt
Ang pers0n may oppose this extension.
An8Eb2u N. b. LRGGRTr, OommIaalonaF.