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MERcANr1LE.-The Coffee and Sugar Markets are
firm. Cotton is fairly active, though the market will
doubtless be slightly affected by the failures in New
York. Jamaica Rum has been selling at 3s. Cd.
Chill bar copper has sold at 81. Wool and Hides
sell we'll, and the Bank rate is still at 3 per cent.
, 1872-01-19

GRRMANY.-The Chancellor of the Empire has de-
creed that those parents in Aisace and Lorraine who
submit to Prussian nationality shall not permit their
, 1872-01-19

minor children to declare for French nationality. II
this it is stated tkat the precedent of Frankfort III 1866
is followed.
, 1872-08-24
PrOCIama.

MLLE og Enhyer som MATTE have
III Noget at fordre paa Skillet efter
afd0de Enke Hannah Julien heraf
Stedet, indkaldes heryed med Ire
Maanedcrs Yarsel til at anmelde cg
beviisliggj0re deres Kray for under
tegnede Executores testament.
st. Thomas, den lode August,
1872.
CARDOZE, JR. ALFRED MONIES.
, 1872-08-24
NOTICE.

II is hereby made known that the
Sessions in the dealing Of Mr.,
Antonio Blasini, deceased, will be
held by the undersigned Executors
at eight o'clock, a. M, instead of
four O'Clock. p. m. on the day and at
the place already advertised.
st. Thomas, 18th August 1872.
j. SEMIDEI.
S. LUCCHETTI. D. FRANCESCA.
, 1872-08-24
MOTTO

1T is hereby made known, that the
Sessions in the dealing of Widow
Hannah Julien, deceased, will be
held by the undersigned Executors
testament every last TUESDAY in
every month, in the house No. 8 Let
ter A. Kronprindsens Street, Kron-
prindsens Quarter, at 3 o'clock, p. m.
St. Thomas, 18th August, 1872.
DID. CARDOZE, JR. ALFRED MONIES.
, 1872-08-24
PrOclama.

nLLE og Enhver som have Noget
III at fordre hos Handelsfirmaet
Osorio, Wright & Co. SAINT dettes
Interessenter Jacob Hahn Osorio og
, 1872-08-24
acknowledgements

NJ Sessionerne i abode Enke
Ll Hannah Julien's 30, afholdes af
undertegncde Executors testament
hEer sidste Tirsdag i hver Maaned i
Huset No. 0 Ultra A. Kronprindsens
Gade Kronprindsens Quarter, Eff
termiddag kl. 3 slet, bekjendtgj0res
heryed.
St. Thomas, den i5de August
1872.
Do. CARDOzE, JR. ALFRED MONIES.
, 1872-08-24

TABLE OF THE FALL OF RAIN,
during the week from 10th to 10th Aug.
Christiansted. Frederiksted. Kings Hill.
Lines. Lines. Lines.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06

One Of the central attractions was the picnic
and tournament at tho Highlands, which At.
traoted an exceedingly large audience.
Tho Governors Mounted Guard, under com
mand Of Captain o. Il. Duhy, proceeded TO tho
spot at an early hour and were soon engaged In
the tourney, which resulted In QuaTtermasteT
simpson winning tho hTst prize, and Lieuten-
ants Phillips and Fowler the second and third.
Miss Bond was chosen queen.
During the day q disturbance occurred be-
tween some roughs, and In the melee one or two
VI them were badly hurt. The prompt action OF
tho HollleIs soon nnhllal the dlnnnllY
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06
THE DEMOCRACY.



The moElbors Of the Young Mems Democratic
and Conservative Club Of tho District Of Colum-
biA who propose visiting Baltimore 70 attend tho
convention, met last night at the Dickson house
fOt the purpose Of completing their arrange
ments. In the absence OF L. r. Berry, pFesl.
dent, Or. q. =. Culver was selected as temporary
chairman.
Mr.. VIM. Dickson, from the COMMITTEES Of ar
TanGononts, repotted that Mr.. CAruIi bad prof.
fered the use Of his lower saloon 10 the club, at
which place the club will assemble on Monday
morning previous 70 starting Tor Baltimore; that
. number Of appropriate badges had been pre-
pared for the use Of members, and that efforts
were being made to secure special train to con
yey the club,
0n motion Of Mr.. q. W. Baur, It was agreed
TO leave on Monday morning at 1890 O'Clock.
Mossrs. q. p. Culver and John Hogan were
elected vice presidents Of the club.
Capt II, +. Burrows moved that the commit
tee Of arrangements DO Instructed to select
chief marshal aud assistants.
A recess OF ten minutes was taken TO allow
the committee time ~ report.
The committee reported the following names
Dr.. George 5. fenHlck, Seventeenth district,
chief narshaii A. Malonoy, Third district; VIM
Turner, IT,, Eleventh. L. u. Allen, Fourteenth,
and Dr, W. q. POult0n, Sixteenth, assistant
marshAla. They also recommended that the
memhers wear black pants aud coat, white vest
and straw hat. Unanimously adopted.
On motion " Captain Burrows, a committee
was appointed 10 walt upon tho delegates and
'alteTnates 70 The convention, 70 notify them Of
cOrt 10 Baltimore. Adopted.
Mossrs. Burrows, EDbs and Bauer were Ap.
polnted, In accordance with the resolution.
for tho reception Of the names Of those who may
desire 70 Join the club,
A vote of thanks was rendered the chairman
Of the committee OF arrangements for his eKer.
Tons IN perltetlnK arrangements, etc. Adopted.
Adjourned u meet on Monday morning, the
sth Instant, at 8 O'Clock, At the Dickson house.
Ora d Complimentary ,TssIIm ,RIaI to Da-
-. 49,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06
LOCAL AFFAIRS

rUTIURs ar NEw ABv KHTIsKnIRNrr
LArrNER OLHARY, auctlonesrs, viii SELL
wednesday, Iuiy ., at s o'clock p. M, one
orchesloron, AZ Gas and co. Pennsylvania avenue,
between Four.and.a-half and sixth streets.
TINS regular meeting Of Columbia Lodge No.
10 I. o.. %. a., will DO held this evening.
REv. Dr. EpDY will preach tomorrow morn.
ting and evening.
uUmD & LouKiE, auctloneors, will sell, on
Saturday, at o'clock lot Of bedroom furnish.
inEa
THE American Law Review for salo By W. II.
80. II. Morrison.
A LOT Of btlght-red and salmon brick for sale
A rHREE.YEAR old bay horse for sale.
BoARDERs arr taken at the Clifton House,
Virginia.
sELuy a NAuDAtS are selling their goods
B.H wARSER, real estate broker and auc-
tlonoer will sell on Tuesday, July 10, at O'Clock
p m, a iwostory frame dwelling on tho east
side Of Eleventh street. between II and streets
northwest
RruuLAR meeting Of the Minnesota state
Association will be held this evening.
uREEN wILLIANs, auctionsers, will sell on
Monday July IS, at $50 o'clock y. M, lSo.
story and basement brick hcase On the east side
Of Tenth street, between PRnd y streets. They
have also postponed the safe Of a neat two story
brick house en- Uolumbla street, between 2 and
= and Ninth and Tenth streets northwest
RoHERr n, uRAHAM has on hand a large
number Of second. hand carraEus
CouNTRv BoARp eau be obtained among the
mountains Of Virginia.
TAG sale by Green n Williams, auclioueers,
OF a desirable throe.story brick dwelling on the
west side Of Twelfth street, between NJ and N
streets northwest Is postponed until Saturday,
July II, at 9 o'clock y. N.
THE New York Republican Association viii
meet this evening,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06

Yesterday was cooler-Vcry little:
There weroa few headaches yesterday-A few!
Down the river was the song on tho Fourth.
Thursday.
The ads" seoms to be the latest name given
BY the Dems. to true Republicans
We admire the humanity Of the driver who
buys bonnet for his horse these hot days.
widows ohlmod Il three times on the Fourth
changing his clothing each time, poor fellow.
Let your advertisements have something Of
dash in them without great exaggerRtlon.
Numerous amateur tournamentlsts were seen
on the Avenue on the morning Of the Fourth
praedclng on their iery untAmedA
what Of tho clerk who failed 10 decimal frac.
lions at the Treasury Department competitive
examination "ShOO ny, don't bOddeF ne"
We sympathlEs with the Fourth o. July ex.
cursionlsts TO Piney Polnt. They intend 10 got
up purse for the pilot Of the Ir0nsides.
A friend Of ours, named Tom, should DO the
coolest man in the town, because he Is Al ali
times tanning. So a witty doctor says.
II the young gentleman on q street, not IA
thousand miles from DR.. Nowman's church, does
not let gR somebody mot his mOthOr) Sm rock
Foster, OF the Pension once, who has been
Willing vacation at Long Branch, Is said 10
lave lost heavy by the LongfelloW and Bassett
races.
party Of cKcurslOnlsts who went to Great
Falls on the Fourth, make grieyOus complaints
Against the captain OF tho steamboat Minnesota,
which finally carried them there because he
didn't walt for tho party.
Two we'll known young men Of this city have
signed papers towalk the sidewalk on the north
front Of tho Treasury Department building To-
day, without drink or rest for three straight
hours. DR.. Verdi IL requested 10 DO on hand.
That contractor Crowley Is fully realizing thu
truth Of the scriptual quotation, "Ths way OF
tho trAnsgressOr IL hardy Crowley must be tho
prince Of the genus beat" His recent attempt
70 defraud pour laborlng mon Is the meanest
thing out
Have tho amateur musicians, who make
night hideous On street north, between Sixth
and Seventh streets, no regard Tor the welfare
OF the neighbOThOOd, or are they nlling a con.
tract awarded TO them by DR.. Nlcholsi "LIddle
Berry" OF Itself is enough to make person fol
low II. G.'s advice
We fear that Admiral GOldsbOrough Is not
happy man. In addition 10 his horssfesh tribu-
lAtion, before referred TO- no Is now blessed with
"board for tho regulation OF pay" that do
elares In effect, that the solemn alndAyits Of en-
plOyees, backed by the seal Of the supreme court
OF sovereign State, Is not to be taken In owl.
denco against the bare words Of an employer, tho
result Of which IL that a class VI msohanios tina
ohiDlsts,) embracing greater numbers and re-
qulring at least as much Intelligence as any
other 10 the yard, has been len out 10 the cold
In the late general increase Of pay, A result not
much 10 be wondered at, however, as II appears
from the new schedule that each Of the civilians
on the board had his own private axe 10 grind In
the matter OF recommendations.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06

Tho twelfth annual meeting OF tho National
Educational Association will DO held In the city
Of Boston, Mas, on the STU, It'll, and sth days Of
August, 1874 Tho forenoon and etoninB Of each
day will be occupied by the General Associat ton,
partmentG The elementary, normal, supeTln.
tendenbe and higher Instruction. The opening
exercises will DO held 10 the Lowell Institute
hall on Tuesday, August q, at 10 q. IN. There
will be q meeting Of the bOarl Of directors on
Monday evening, August o, ats o'clock, The
exercises will DO on larger scale and will em.
bTanco a greater range Of subjects connected
with tho educational Interests Of tho country
than was ever brought before the association.
Il. Richards, esq,, city auditor, who IL one Of
the staunohest friends Of popular education, IL
set down on the programme 20 discuss collective
Teaching" system which IL coming into gene.
raj use IN all public schools. Ample arrange.
menis for reduced fares and good hOtol accom-.
mOdAtlOns have been made BY the resident com.
mlttee,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06
A SAD ACCIDENT.
Mrs. Drake Mills Falls from a Fourth
Story Window.
Bs,h limb. aud One Arm n,sEen.

Beth Limbs aud One Arm Broken.
On Thursday morning sad accident hap.
pined at the Metropolitan hotel, which will
probably prove fatal to the Injured party. Mrs.
Drake Mills, mother.in-law Of Hon. Fernando
Wood, Of New York, has for months past been a
guest at the hotel, occupying rooms on the fourth
floor In the Avenue side Of the building, with
windows opening out on to a back yard. During
the night the atmosphere was 80 close and sultry
that she was almost overcome with the heat and
went TO tho window 10 obtain air. In leaning
out she lost her balance and fell on 70 a narrow
roof on tho story below, and from that to another
underneath, then to a shed, and finally TO the
pavement In the area, having broken one arm
and both legs In the fall. She also sustained a
severe fracture Of the skull, beside internal 10.
luries. The noise made by her In falling from
ROOT 10 roof, and her means as she lay on the
bricks, aroused the people around the hotel I;
assistance was Immediately rendered, and the
injured woman taken back to her room. Drs
Lincoln and Boyle were summoned In attend.
ance, aud reset the broken bones. Hon. Fer.
nRndO Wood and wife arrived here yesterday
morning aud proceeded immediately to the hotel
The lady's condition was somewhat improved
yesterday, although only slight hopes arc enter.
tainod Of her recovery.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06
n.nr.pnu.r.I nI..,Ihn.

In Response TO the advertisement Of tho Tax
Payers Association for n meeting at Union
League hall last night nine persons assembled,
mosI OF thom being entirely unknown 10 fame
The party took possession OF the side walk at al
early hour and held II until O'Clock, 10 q vain
attempt 70 secure recruits. Then they assembled
TO the fongth StoIy, aud SHIRT council was held
between Mr. A. Jones and Mr.. Freeman Amid .
funeral like silence Of the other seven. The 70.
suit Of the council was the reading OF letter
from NJ 1. l.. Thomas, who presided at tho
previous meeting, announcing his inability 10
be present, but assuring them OF bis hearty sym.
patty with the objects, which he understood to
be not hght against the administration, the
Board OF Public Works, or the improvements
proposed, but simply an effort TO secure longer
time for the payment OF the special taxes.
When tho reading was concluded, Mr.. Jones
and Mr. Fletcher quietly put on their hats and
started down the hall, being soon followed by
their friends, and thus ended the meeting.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06

Yesterday there was quite an attendance Of
gentlemen At the National race course 10 wit.
ness purse race, mile heats, three In i've, for
which there had been four entries. At the time
named only two horses put In al appearance as
follows Bay marc Maggie DuVan, driven by
Allan Dorsey, aud sorrell mare Idaho, driven
BY ODE SAndeFsOn, -Four beats were trotted,
the sOrfell mare winning the fTst, second and
fourth, time 2:53]<, 25lIk, 1854.
On wednesday there Will be purse race for
400, open TO all fOuT-yeRF Odds born and owned
In tho State Of Virginia. The race will be 70
harness, mile heats, bost three In i've. The fol.
lowing have been entered, and II Is 10 be hOpod
the owners will see that they are on hand:
J; a; LsgE enters b. Q. Harry, Hunter J; y.
G. Whirlulndi John Davis, Y. Q. Mount Vernon,
and Geo w. Harlan, g. Q. pOlomae.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06

On Wednesday evening, about . o'clock, as
some boys were playing In the neighbOrhOOd OF
Ohio avenue and Fifteenth street, another party
Of boys passing carrying an Enheld musket
loaded with shot, and thinking to Brighten the
others, discharged tho musket. The whole
charge took effect upon the person Of lad about
fourteen years Of ago named Alpha PaGhAm,
son Of Mr.. WIN. J. Pasham, decorating the
right side Of his iaee, the shot passing through
bis car, and probably lnluring the sight OF his
right eye. Tho parties ran, leaving the musket
on the ground, which was picked up by q neigh.
Dor. The lads declare II was purely accidental,
yet u Is q warning 10 all youths not to handle
weapons which they do not know how TO control
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06

The regular meeting Of the board Of IRE con-
misslOners was held last night; all the members
present except MT. Booker. The chief engineer
reported tbs suspension OF Private Rlgglea, OF
No. l, and Private KuhnH, OF No. 5 company.
The vote Of thanks FROM the CITY COuncil Of
Alexandria was received, and the secretary
instructed 10 acknowledge the same.
supply room be established at No. 1 house.
A number Of bills were presented and ap.
proved.
The case Of John Kuhns was taken up, and
he pleading guilty, on motion Of OommlsaiOueF
Wall ace II was resolved that no DO deprived Of
the usual hfteen days leave, not have any days
on for two months, and DO TeprlmAndod, and
that he be at once TelnatAted with his company.
10 the case Of William RlEElea he was or.
dsred TO DO IeprimAnded BY the chief ems neer
and relustnted with his company.
The board then adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06

Superintendent aatoholI's report Of live stock
on sale the week ending Friday, July S, Is as
follows
AZ ClaTk'H depot for tho sale Of swine, 800
hogs, mostly Of superior quality from Ohio
were sold. Market hrm at Old prices, With slow
sales at 64G7 per 10. net The excessive hOat
this week had marked and unfayOrablo effect
on the demand for swine.
At Centre Market transactions In cattle were
very limited, the dealers being still unprOylded
with stock pens. There were II beeyes sold at
s3fpibO per cNt., and - milch cows aud calves
offered, Of which a few were disposed OF at 1900
20. The quality Of all the stock was Interior.
No sheep or lambs were on sale. There were
200 veal calves purchased for slaughter at a
ruling at 4G5lF cents per b., according 10 uual.
lty, good milk fed calves being source No
beeyeB were bought In the Baltimore stock mar.
ket by Washington butchers,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06

The hne steamer GeOfgeannA will make her
OCULAR weekly trip to LeonATdtoWn and Plney
Point to-day. The boat will leave this afternoon
at o'clock and will return on Monday at $50
q. m. Our citizens should avail themselves OF
this opportunity TO take O delightful sail down
the river and 10 spend the Sabbath at Piney
Point, which, as q Watering place, has no equal
In this vicinity, Tho appointments OF the boat
arc excellent the mehl6 furnished unsurpassed,
and Capt. Fields and PuFseT Davis untrlnK In
their Efforts 10 contribute TO the pleasure and
Those Intending TO make this delightful trip
should secure beTths early to-day Of VIM, II
Byles, the agent, who has his ONCE under the
Metropolitan hotel.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06

A camp nesting will be held under the Au 5,
plcOs Of tho NJ. 4. Church, gu Bladensbur x
circuit, commenting August -, 1874 IN the
woods Of John N.'Pyles, about eight miles from
Washington city, i've mllas from Alexandria,
and half mile nom rOlsOn's old camp ground,
on the road leading from Marlboro 10 Plscat
away. Shade ample, water abundant, and every
necessary Accommodate will be provided for
the comfort OF man and beast The public arc
cordially invited 10 attend. Rev =. A. Nc
CaulOy, presiding elder, and Rev. George W.
johnson, preacher In charge,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06

On Thursday last John Codhrans, youth
about thirteen years Of age, and a son Of Geo.
W.COchrano, osq., OF this city fell from tho huF.
Tioano deck OF the steamer Ironsides, while on
an excursion to Plney Point with Company A,
Washington Light IafAntTy, and In the fall his
Ing at the side OF the steamer, innIotlnE serious
injuries 10 his iAoo aud eyes, The services Of
Dr.. J. French HartiEan were called into requlIl.
tlOn, and the boy made as comfortable rs POSI-.
bic until the return Of the steamer to Washing.
tor, Mhan be was removed 70 his home.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06
JAY COOKE IL CO..

General Agents for the District Of Columbia
VirEInla, North Carolina, Hnd sauth Gar
Ollnnl
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
NATIONAL BANK REnUBtlu,
LEWIS JOHNSON a o.,
FAINT, WASHINGTON a co.,
MIDDLETON 90.
WASHINGTON CRY SAVINGS BANK,
FREEDMEEs SAVINGS AND TRUST CON
PANY.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06
AMUsEyI ENrs.


But two more opportunities-at the matinee
this afternoon, and In tho evenlng-remain to
witness these wonderful aud amusing perform.
ers. We must say that these gentlemen, warn
weather and Fourth Of July considered, have
The performance given by them Is highly orig
inal, exceedingly amusing and very Instructive.
A. the matinee this afternoon the theatre should
10 nIled
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06

Thursday morning, while the steamer Iron.
sldos WAsIRwaitlng the arrival OF the steamer
Koyport TO haul her OF Of tho sand bar opposite
Uedar Point lighthouse, In the lower Potomac
Major X, ]. Flemmlug, paymaStor OF the Wash.
lngton Light Inianlryi was taken suddenly III
" Hartigan, surgeon OF the Light Infantry,
who was on board Of the Irodtides, rendered
medical aid, and the major shortly Afterwards
TocOV cred,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06

The funeral Of Mr.. jackson EdmonstOn took
place on Thursday afternoon, the religious ser.
Vices being held IN the Nlnth.stfeet NJ. =.
church, and were conducted by the Rev. T.. II.
Sweet and Or, CuthbsTti at the conclusion OF
which tho remains were taken 10 GlenWOOd
cemetery for intermsnt followed by the Grand
Lodge, Grand Encampment, Central Lodge and
Mount Nobo Encampment, l. o. u. \,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06

Yesterday between II and l o'clock, while
Theodore Young was driving q cart along the
Avenue the horse became frightened aud ran
passing over his body aud iniuFing him inter.
nally OtioeT Hinkle took him 70 the Central
guard. house, whore DFs. HartigAn and Marin
rendered medical assistance, aiteT which he was
conveyed TO his home on Seventh street, near
Boundary,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06

On tho Fourth, on the steamer City Of Wash
inRton, about half way between Washington
and Alexandria, 10 the pilot house, Mr.. Howard
Hardy and Miss Maggie Forsyth, both Of Lees
burg, Va, were mate man and vile. The happy
couple were married by tho Rev. Mr. PHELPS,
presiding elder Of the Leesburg district. The
hridO was given away by Admiral Poor, assisted
by Pilot Wood, Of the steamer. The old Admit.
raj blushed when performing his part OF the
ceremony more than the young lady.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06

Retta Seigman obtained decree Of divorce
yesterday In the Equity court from her husband
Wolf Seiigman. They were married 10 George
town last year and she alleges that no has com.
mitted adultery with woman Of III fame, To her
unknown, At house on U street and AZ Crystal
Syringe, and that no has abandoned her and
Miller appeared for the petitioner. The divorce
WaH granted,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06

This organization, for tho assistance Of the
sick and oOlorod lAbOreTs without employment has
raised within tho past four months nearly two
thousand dollars BY subscription, which will be
expended by tho Otleers Of the society for the
purposes above mentioned. This Is only branch
OF the general society, the central committee Of
which will meet at Annapolis this week, when
all the reports Of the local committees will be
ubmittod,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06

Mr., John II, Brooks has received his commits
sion from The President as a member Of the Dis
tTlot Oouhoil 10 MT the vacancy ocoasioned by
the Resignation OF Mr.. John A. Gray.
MIR. Brooks IL one OF the ablsst oOlOred men In
this District, aud for years has held place Of
trust In tho Navy Department. He ls fully &C
quainted with the needs Of tho people Of the
district, aud will, We doubt not, make an able
REPRESENTATIVE,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06

~ WARRINGTON, ID. o., Juns ~, ls72.
Va I've petition Of JEFFEHa6N And JAMEa CAU6.
LAEpy Of kiuEatol. New York, And WALTER u. CRARE
agd 9AhAh MoOAuaLAap of the sans place, oHegutoTs
o. J9hn heusqs,And, dgoqaaad, prayi9g Tor tho eI
tension ot patent granted 70 the said John MoOaua
land and Jouoe0u aud lanes MoUauslAnd, on tho
canal heats
laoTdsrod that In tho 10 closed
on the Ath daI OF Aaguit nnIt, that the time Tor
nnE AIEumonta aud tho EHAmlno 10 limited
. ne th dgy Of August next, and that said petition
be heard gu the 4th dAy Of September nO1t
Auy porbon MAY oppose thla extension,
N. ID, LhGGFTr,
j02Ab3W UommlaalonOT VI PAt0nu,