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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-14

The above statement IS a just, true and correct
uscript from the books of the Company.
THOMAS MOO. Precedent
tFoais ANDERSON, Secretary.
SrArR OF LOUISIANA, PARISH or OKLBATs,
City of New Orleans. }
Seor7l 70 aud subscr bed before me this twenty
G1dt Gay Of January, 1911.
ANDREW HERO, Jk,
Notary Public.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-14

HOME MUTUAL
ISSC CE COMPANY
OF
NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-14

NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL INSURAM
COMPANY.
cftce. corner Of Camp and Canal streets.
Capital, 100000.
Assets. December 81. 1871. S694,j.9%
Ihsures ire. marine and river risks divitnsa
prohts On each department separately TO ties
sured.
For the accommodation of its customers, d
company VIII make marine losses payable in in
con. I TCyES Presidert
!. v. EIScEs. Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
george orcnhaff, II. Payro,
= i. Dusazou, Pacide ForstaI.
G. ". Babcock, 4np R.ichar6.
i Daily Blanchard, E. Niltenberger,
a. eehfelotf, ". s. Schmidt,
Charles Latittp 7 rrv.s fec sua
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-14

The Board Of Trustees resolved 70 paw ipters.,
ut six per cent in cash all outstanding csrttn
Gates OF scrip and also to pay in cash FIFTY PER
CENT of the issue of 1850, to the legal holder.
thereof, On and after the first Monday in June
oext
Fhey have also declared scrip dividend of
FIFTY PER CENT on the earned premiums Ell
titled to participate, for the year ending April 30
1871, for which certificates will be issued on and
after the first Monday in August Eext, free of gov
eminent tax
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President
C. T. BUDDECKE. Vice President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-07

ECUITY Court, Judge HaHpIrsys-To- day,
Ocean National Bank agt. Brown ct al; decree
substituting Chas. Walter trustee, and appoint
ing James Fullerton receiver. Riley agt.
Walker ct al; decree appointing W. r. Wood
ward trustee to sell. De Vaughan agt. De
Vaughan; order overriding motion. Hilbers
agt. Hilbers; decree tor CONVEYANCE.
PROBATE BUsINEss.-Msry c. RYAN was ap-
pointed gdarnsn TO orphans of Malachi Ryan;
BOND 1000. Lewis j. Davis, Eugene Csrusi
and y. T. Leech qualified as executors OF Levi 6
Johnson deceased, bond 100000. Mary and
stephen Guista qualified as executors of NJ.
Guista; bond s25,Oco. Eliza Taylor WAS APP
deceased; bond $500.
POLICE COURT, Judge Hils.-To-day, Barney
Dowdy was charged with assault and battery on
George Washington. These are both employees
OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad company
at the freight depot, and George testified that
Barney made an unprovoked assault on him
!Georgel, Knocking him down, and afterwards
heating him, and broke his shoulder blade. The
trouble was about some work on which thew thew
were employed. The case was continued for
witnesses for defence to testify. Taylor Lewis,
coiored, larceny of slI5 from VIM. Hoover's
bench in the Center Market; $40, or 90 days in
jail. Addison Lane. assault and battery on
Mark johnson. colored; so and cost. George
Davis, assault and battery on Ballard Bruce,
coiorec; 3. John Mathew, alias Geo. Robin
son, charged with assault on Eugene johnson;
postponed. VIM. IL. Smith, assault and battery
on Julia Shelton, col0red; as. Daniel Clymer,
assault on Lewis d. Hill, colored; So Geor 70
Warner, assault on VIM. II. Smith; bonds 10
keep tie peace. Thomas Jones. charged with
assault and battery with intent to xiii James
Thomas. waived an examination and was held
in the sum of SEQ for action OF the grand Jury.
Joseph Wheatlev, charged with profanity, for
feIted his collateral. Henry Beverly, a vsgrsnt,
was sent to the vorkhouse. James Devlin, in
decent exposure, forfeited his collateral, s..
Charles Van Riswtck and Kenzie Brown, viola
ton OF cart lawi - each. Jerry Jones and VIM.
Sweeney, drunk and disorderly; IS each. John
Emanuel and Robert Redgate, violation of cart
law, In not keeping the distance required; s.
each. Cornelius Haioran, violation of hack
law; -. Bridget Ryan, disorderly; -. +. Lully,
ctstructing the sidewalk with a showcase; -.
Long. Dennis Long, and Pat Ward, charged
with riotous conduct on G. street and resisting
Ofhcer Reardon; $40 each. John Frederick.
drunk and profsne; $40. Samuel Lucket and
Tom Williams violation of the cart law; - each
Joseph Bishop, charged with refusal to aid Of
hcer Reardon in arresting some disorderly per-
sons, So.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-07
G EO & g EFT WIN,

REV. DIR. HUNTING DON pastor of the First
Baptist church in Georgetown, has returned
health.
The FOURTH DISTRICT REPUBLICAN CLUE
will meet at Beckett's hall on Monday evening
next. See advertisement.
MR.. GoRAAN, president OF the canal com
pany, was here on Thursday in consultation
with the millers, and gave orders for the rep air
OF the dam which may temporarily give an
increased supply Of water. Nothing short of a
new dam, however, will give an uninterrupted
supply. The mills are again idle to-day. Tney
ran few hours last night. but were ordered to
cease operations at 6 O'Clock this morning.
HE NEW IOEK STEAMER f. G.. KNIGHT
cleared yesterday with 500 barrels OF -four and
other freight.
CORN.-The steamer Georgeanua arrived from
Baltimore to-day, with 800 bushels OF corn con-
signed to y. q. Waters.
WHRAT.-AtteT our report closed Yesterday
400 bushels OF choice amber sold at Sl.S6 !.
l,SOO bushels OF good red sold to-day at Sl.1o
The market continues depressed on account of
the stopping of the mills, and to-day several
millers refused to bid at ALL as they ave large
stock or hand, which cannot be disposed of
until the canal company gives them water to
run their mills. The farmers of MARYLAND who
send their wheat to this market should under
stand that the canal company is wholly reseon-
sible for this state OF affairs.
IHE WoOD-PAVING OF BRIDGE STREET ia
progressing. The blocks are now laid on both
sides or Riker's ridge up to Congress street, and
on the north side OF the ridge as far up as High
street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-07
Washington Markets.
THE RULING PRICES TO-DAY

The bILlr5 PRIZES TO-DAY.
This morning Center market was very we'll
supplied, and the attendance of buyers aud
lockers-on larger than usual. We quote prices
NsGts.-Beef (porter house,. aJs3oc. par h;
90 (sTloin), DC; do (round), Z0c. do. (roasting
p'eces), 2jd25c.; DO. (cornedl, I1a12 &c; pork,
T. ACC; do. (eorned), sal2 &c; mutton, l5a29c.;
lamb, lJs2oc.; veal 1ja20c. dried beef, 20ljec.;
hams whole j. iSa20c.; do, sliced 25a2Sc should
ess twboe), gaIIC.; cut, L sc; mIddliEgs 10c.
cut, l5c.; lard, l. c.
fisb.-Roek, Zoe. per bunch; perch, ile. per
bunch; spots, 40c. per bunch; tsy'ors, 40c- per
bunch; salmon, &c. per ID; salmon trout, Ia
l5c. per h.; Spanish mackerel, 25c.ael each;
shsd salt or smoked, 20a2jc- each, herring do
roe) Soc per doz do. (meltl. Soc; hailibut, 2gc.
per h.; pike, iec. per h.; catfish. 25C. per
bunch; crabs i0c. per doz.; Holsters, 15c. per ID
sturgeon. Sc per ID. The supply Of northern
fish (fFeshl was not large. but there was
greater variety. Knight had a barrel Of fresh
Boston msckerel on sale at 20 TO 3 cents each.
Observation-Disclosures, Irish, SOC per peck; do.
sweet, 5oc-; trrnips, JJaG0c.; beets, SaI2c. Der
bunch; onions, white. 81, red, Coo, yellow, ipc
per peck; tomatoes, c0asOc. per peck; cabbage,
5.12c. per head; lima beans, 2)c. per quart: egg
plant, 5al0c. each; corn, 15a20c. per dozen.
FTuits.-Apples, (eating,) 50c. per peck; do,
(cooking,) l5a25c.; peaches. S7asoc.; pears (eat-
Ing,l II; do, (cooking,) IDa6lc. Tatermelons,
l1aSOc. each; esnteloUps, 5a2oc. each, grapes,
Ba,ter.-PhiladeIphi print, sc. per H.; choice
roll, 40c: fair do, 25a5Oc. Eggs, 80. Per dozen.
Cheese, 20a25c. per 10.
PoUltry-Chickens, T5e.aS1. - per pair; ducks
t5c aSl per pair.
The following were the ruling
PRICES AT THE WHOLESALE MARKRr,
Louisiana avenue, between 10th and Itch streets
Irish potatoes. per Dbl, 81 25aS3; sw Get potatoes
per Dbl, SASS; peaches, per bUsAel, SIaS2; ap
pies, Ter Dbl, slas2 80; green corn, per hundred
dozen, SO tomatoes, per bushel, SI5)aS2
wateTmelons, yer hundred, Sl0aSZG; cante!oups.
per hundred, SsaSl5; grapes, per hundred lbs. > IA
-, egg plant, per dozen, I5c.; pears, per bushel
5oc-aS3; dsnIsons, per bushel, - I1aS3; onions
per bushei, $3.50; beets, per hundred punches. So
cabbage. per hundred, sass; chickens, per
dozen, $50; eggs, per dozen, 2se.i cucumbers,
per dozen, 1Cc.
The quantity Of hay and other products in the
wholesale market has been fully As large "a
usual. The best quality OF hay has averaged
3 per hundred, and Si.I0 for second quality;
straw, FL per hundred; clover hay, SI.754S 80:
best timothy, S2lo. A limited supply of oats,
old crop, sold readily at 81 cents per bushel; no
new In market. Corn, unshelled, best quality,
S4.e0aS5 per barrel; interior, Sl.60aSI.35. About
S25 bushels of potatoes sold at S1.25as130 per
bushel; some choice lots, S140as1.50 The
wholesale market has been generally well sup
piled.
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nECLINE IN COT1ONS.
WIN. h. WHEATLEYS
w STEAM DYEING
AND SEQ URNG ESTABLISHMENT

Georgetown, d. u.
Established 1881; premium ewarded 1857 ana 70 nov
one OF the Oldest largest and most complete estab
lishnents Of the Kind IN this country Ny patron,
WI consult their own interests By sending In their
fsil and winter goods during the summer months
Best place ia the District for Cleaning or Dyeine
Gentiemens Clothing; EVERYTHING appertainfns 20
closed daily at sunset except saturday when II will
be open until sS D. m. Post Once Box T23 AMI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-07

The following transfers of real estate have
been filed since our last report, in the office OF
the Recorder of Deeds:
August AR. II. Ward to Josephin Hsrtbrecht,
SUP 3 nad 70; square s6oi s. a; l.. sweatland
Sl6o Hannah Kaiser, committee, to JOSEPH -
if & sub 81; sauaIe 81; $50 Same to same
Bartlett and Jos Williams lot s. .qasT SsS ST. $ i
a; Bsimsin ct al, to Trustees Foundry n. Z
Tyler to MsIgaret Hssg subs 1s0 to H. and I part
square 61o; 80 600. District of Columbia t. j jim
August GBeiI '1 ESnS 80 70 NJ Rohrer. part H.
s sGbaIs 4 SS G. HeiPecke to John Brent
ssape n tS Kmn sfps ere i e sls4s "a
square So $500 '' s. sncot Si 70 J oaT'S
MskeIden: lot 9, square 45S; $500,
t. FTsn6s qastss to
Z. Goodman, part 8, square 4l9; $3.50 O. Canrasck
Tod to q. Han. east hall ., square G sss; saa".
sonayS g1s' trustee: to Joseph Prsther part IS
square S $50 ssms to s. Just lot i,u sau psss
co. AID north bslf 49, square sS5; Sgo,
B ssIrs; sub -, squaTs sss siss
jane. %sTs Tn et Sub SQUARE 7S ss9
81 - sSS ma James o Rasrty 70 EIans
AL. and S9ia,iia aedsy to Henry
u'see s b. r1sd ~ WfrneE part squsEe AZ g SO
square as; So go. -'' " 49,
August n. L. Shepherd TO Schuyler shep-
nero, parts 90 and %, square 3S5: So eco. w e.
pp1GIy to Matthew De Alley, lot IL, square 3SS,
800. Evans and Perry. trustee, to James VIII
n $685. s ssTs s "a sI Z
r. Rawlings. sub IS, square Sic; 8 j PrOut
TO g. n. Hardin, subs. IS to 81, square So; e.
August &C. Il. Richardson 20 II. Turtol,
sob 8, square Si2; $500. W. W. Mefcalf to G. "
scott sub. and west half 5, square 1872; $3.50. o
Dom to III Darrell, sub. 4, square us; COZ
John an Rlswick to A. " ithers, sub. IS, sauaFe
81 81; SEQ; Tho; White to johanna N ahorney' sub
" - a sauare al; SGs. W: ". aetcalf to John l..
70 Z Jsrnel ct al lot Z, square 226; $3.50 8. n.
novel; 10 W A. Andu, part lot ,sIusre 9t5; 3
d. B Bur keuboff to same, same properly; g Ol3
August 81 j l.. Smith to j l.. Ashby,-,sluare
tl5; u. W. c. Salt to cams, sub 10, Equare ISn.
12t26. III. parrow TO Z. h. Ware sub l3?
tquare Ji5, S3Ug. q W .Linyille TO Geo. Mattinzly
sub IS, square coz; 81 20. T. A. Lambert, trustee
70 John Van RsWiSk lot lg ard part So sub: 81
square z3l; $50 COO. FOX 70 CoburD, sub. g. sIuare
~. l-!g. Same TO same, subs. =. ana (. SQUARE
81; 5000. '''''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-07

GENERAL BABCocK's AssIsTANTs.-In the
annual report of General Babcock, suptrlnten-
dent OF public buildings and grounds, (all of
which relating directly to the work under his
charge for the past year and suggestions and
estimates tor the coming year was published in
yesterdays STAR he says: "In the execution
OF the works under my charge l have received
the earnest, willing, efficient, and steady aid of
my assistant, Mr.. George ID. Benjamin" Gen.
Babcock also refers in complimentary terms to
Messrs. George II. Brown, F. A. Edwards, and
W. H Bailey, his assistants, and in concluding
his remarks on the Washington Aqueduct, saws:
81 have received at all times the fullest assist
ance from my assistant engineer, Mr.. Theodore
Il. Same, whose ability as civil engineer, and
full personal knowledge of the Washington
sqneduct has rendered his services most yalu-
able"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-07

l NITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WARRINGTON, ID. O., August 81, 1877.
OF the petition OF GEORGE V. PIERCE and
EDWIN A. PIERCE, OF New York. N Y, praying
lor the extension OF patent granted to them on
the Sd Gay of November, lS55, for an improvement
IN Bustles for Ladies Dresses:
1t Is ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed on the I'D day of October next, that the time
Tor ming arguments and the Examiners report be
limited 70 the LIST day of November next, and thst
next.
Any person NAV oppose this extensions.
auN -t3t M. ID. LEGGETT, Commissioner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-07

The 18TH DISTRICT RRrUBLICAN CLUR. met
last evening at Asbury scheoi-house, GEO. II.
Boston III the chair, and the following com
nittees were appointed: Campagn-Ben. +.
McGFew, W. III. Martin, Andrew Price, Capt.
Elliott, Ed. Cprerman, Franz BeaZLer, John
Maker, Noble James, &, W. Swaggsrt, f. b.
Winter, lgnatlus Digs, Marshal Adams, Al bert
Cox, David Shepherd, James West, and Vim.
Hunt. FiBance-MessTs. W. II. Bailey, Geo. W.
smith, Peter Hogan. l.. Blue, Lester A. Bart
lett, l.. W. W. Griffin, VIM. Causne, james
Butter, VIM. Ii. Daw and Charles Addison.
inson, David Hughes, Jonathan Hamilton, John
4. SeitZ. W. II. Chase, Charles Chase, VIM.
Collins, DIR. j. Il. johnson, David Murphy, Nc
Macbeth, James w. Hayes, III. Mater, George
Thomas, and w. A. Hempstone. M. Frank
Kelly rendered his resignation as secretary of
the club, and Edward Upperman was elected to
fill the vacancy.
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TY MS.

HosIKRY:-English Superfne and Super
stouts for 81 &c.
English Superines for &c.
French Superstouts for 25c.
Fine white and brown from 35c. to &c.
Merino, Shaker, Lambswool and Country
knit Half Hose.
large assortment at low prices.
GRO. g. HENNING,
No. 40 9TH street n. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-07

PRIGe's jewelry store has received the agency
for the sale OF the celebrated Y l. and Blue
jacket pistols, made by Marvin, Hubert e.
Co.; from as to SIS. No. 457 PENNSYLVANIA ave-
nue., between Ak and 9th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-07

NOT THAT MAN, BUT ANOTHER MANTLE
man W. n. johnson, who was arrested q few
days since by Officer DAILY on Suspicion Of being
Hume, the wife murderer, Of Phillipsburg, n
j., an account Of which was given in TIE STAR
on Tuesday last, turns out not to be the person
suspected; but the prisoner Is still held at police
headquarters, 1t having been discovered that he
is wanted by the police authorities at Albany,
n. V, on criminal charges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-07

RAxAAH.-Bsxsains IN LApJIs', olHrg M
~ OHIkpknNr OHDkkCL0rHu0 nag .
founa ~ " omen Christian Aseoctefion. yudfcfaFY
Square. All orders promptly and neoSly sxsCatoi,
entrance O. street, betWSou ~ 81 -, noll-6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-07

SUNDAY ExCURsIoNSThe steamer LADY OF
the Lake will make an excursion down the
Potomac at three O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
See advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-07

FALL OPBNING.-See the Advertisement, os
Joel Gutmsn & Co.'s fan opening in Baltimore
on Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-07

JEwELRY.-A splendid assortment Of Alaska
diamonds, garnets, and pearl rings, in gold, re-
ceived at Prigg's jewelry store, No. i57 Penn
sylyaDla avenue, between 4 and Oh streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-07

RELIEF FOR THE FEEr-Fee. 81 per V,sit.-
Corns extracted without pain; Bunions, Bad
Nails, &c, relieved and cured, at DIR. Whites,
No. 535 18th street, opposite U. s. Treasury.
TIE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, N. Y. ave
and 18th st., pays per CT on deposits. Gt31it16
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order py HempIer, near * street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-07

BODY OF A DROWNED MAN RECOVERED
Yesterday, about O'Clock p. m, a captain of
schooner, on coming up the channel TO the
wharf, discovered the dead body or a man
Heating down stream, and at once put cut
boat and secured the body and towed it in 20 9th
street wharf. Word was sent to the first pre-
cinct station, and the officers obtained a wagon
and took ii 10 the statiOn-house. Sanitary Off
Ger Sullivan notified the coroner, who, after in.
curing into the circumstances, did not deem 1t
necessary to hold an inquest. 1t was ascer-
tanned that il was the body of David Henson a
coiOred mar employed on the sc0w Ella in run.
ming in sand from the flats, and that lie was lost
overheard on Tuesday evening last in cruising
over the fats between 9th and 10th streets The
body was turned over to his friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-07
FAMILY SUPPLIES:

It a NJ III SO rs.
GEOICE GROCERIEs
~ AT REDUCED RATES.
FLOUR.
Beet FAMILY, IS per quarter ~ sa-k.
Best kATkA, % - per quarter bbl sark
SUGAR.
Good BROWN SUGAR az 10 cents nor IN
BestCoff1fEr a.. a. a. ~. oent. PeS ~;
COFFEE.
Best BIO, Is cents per 10
Best RIO. roasted. ~ cents per IN
Best JAVA, . cents per 10
Best JAVA, roasted, IS cent? perth.
TEAS.
R RiTs iAf%E Il q gS 5I
I'm si.s euSFsowDEE' siS ZEN.
Best ooLoSG, q per H. !" per ID
hest JAPAN, 81 per ID.
We invite the special attention Of our na.ro,.
ana the public generally, 10 the above oues
me brtlcles mentioned Of recent purcb..o
carefully selected for our family trsis anS -.
guarantee the same to be fully ss Represented he
Goods delivered free to any part Of the city.
II. G. BOWSER a CO..
DEALbR IN CHOICE GROCERggS
7O3 STREET.
49, orpoSHs NOrihsya MarEsf
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nFFIOE OF REGISTER OF WILLS,
" WARRINGTON, d. o., August 81, lS12.
10 ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
This is to give notice that application has been
made by Samuel W. Msgruder to be appointed ad-
ministIator ON the personal estate of BENJAMIN
snd that the case has been set for hear ing before the
Supreme Court OF District Of Columbia, in special
and when all persons interested will appear and
show cause, If any they have, why letters should
notice be published once q week for three weeks
prior to said day in The Star.
Teste; A. WEBSTER, Register of Wills,
sep2 m.3t Per Jos J. Orr. DENNY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-07

TBE SEVENTH DISTRICT REPUBLICAN BOLT
HRR " Go BACK" ON Rev. JAMES HANpY.-A
meeting OF the seventh district boilers was held
Thursday night at Union Bethel church, on L
street. Andrew Freeman, the president of the
boilers club, in the chair, stated that at the
former meeting q ballot had been taken for
candidate to represent the district in the House
OF Delegates but that he had not announced the
vote declaring Mr.. Handy the candidate. A
warm discussion followed this statement. par
tcipated in BY Messrs. Walker, Syphax, Lacey
and others; after which, Charles SyphaN made
q motion that the vote be declared unanimous
for Rev. James Handy. More discussion fol-
lowed, and the motion was finally put to vote,
and the whole matter laid on the table This
leaves the question as to who will be the candi-
date OF the boilers open for further action.
Rev. Mr.. Walker, aspirant for the place. de-
hvered an extended harangue against Rev. Mr..
Handy, and in his own behalf; after which. the
meeting adjourned subject to the call OF the
chairman -
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In TIE SUPREME COURT OF DISTRICT
i OF COLJIMBIA.

RoIdins a Special Tsrn, September 4, 1871.
In the case Of hary sands, ADMINISTRATIVE OF
BARNARD SANDS, deceased, the administratriI
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
aforesaid, appointed THURSDAY, the 96,h day of
September, 1S72 for the final settlement and distri
button of the personal estate of said deceased
and of the assets in hand, as far as the same
when and where all the creditors and heirs of said
deceased are notified to attend, with their claims
properly vouched. they may other wise by law be
excluded from all benefit in said deceased estate:
Prortded, copy Of this order be published once Q
said day. ~
Test A. WEBSTER. Register Of Wills,
sep4-W.a per JOSEPH j. OFT. Depufv
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| MTKD efATEs PAINT OFFICI,

~ sWEA a.aIsa noLf s g. o4I 1HS,, b ,U,
On the petition Of JOHN ". RlGGe, d Brook
Ign, n: T.. praying for the sxtsnsiep Of Q pstent
and reissued TIE 10th day Of october ISL, Tor an
inPrsovsmssnt H n IT. h.ss, g, setinss:
closed on the 18th day Of December next: thaf TIE
time for fling arguments and the Exaniner's report
next.
Any person may oppose this sxtsnsiou,
stp4-wA n. D.. LEGGEfT, Conmissioner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-07

The REGISTRATION MIMI D,s,r;ct Thu
board OF registration, on New York avenue
NEAR 18th street, yesterday enrolled the names
Of lGo voters Of the said dstrict-223 whites
district hast year was e5S-il0 whites and 2S3
coIOred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-07
DHH GoeDs
AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES
AT THE
NEW STOR
No. lo5 Bridge street. Georgetown. D. @.

No A"' bridge street, Georgetown, d. G.
The attention OF the public is called to the above
Sc II Is our pun 20 er from this date sIfya
dnosn,riS 70 casa Buyers Havirg marked ali our
SUMNER GOODS BELOW COST and addei large
ly 10 our stock such goods be before the
Geld westber =. & In, including full line of Black
Alpscas bought since the decline. Cassim res.
ladies' and Gents Underwear, knslsh and German
Hosiery, Notions. sc. CItton= much lower.
CRAIG Il JACKSON.
CARD.-i take this methad Of expressing my
thar 20 friends and the public generally for the
very liberal patronage Of the past aud respectfully
solicit continuance of the same for the new firm a.
above Promising bargains sll the time.
seI-et II. q. CRAIG
DECLINE IN C0T1ONS.
shrtng Cottons OF the best makes AZ reduced p iss
Pillow Gaze Cottons, Bed Ticking, Canton Fl.nnels
S4, 81, l04 Blssched and Unbleached sheetiues
Damask Table Linens from 40 cents up, Bed Spreads
Towels, Napkins, poylies, fruit Cloths and Nap.
kips; Besntiiul Fall Cslicoes. fall ShswIs, Sack
Flsnnels, Black Alpscas and Silk Finished Mohars
very cheap. Extra bargains may be expec,ed by
all. Call and examine our Goods
benjamin MILLER,
Jyigly lOl Bridge street, Georgetown,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-07
Arrest of Another Nathan Murderer,

hIIIy OTTtsteE' AIMS BuI! MaFshalI, alias
Billy or Frank Campbell, alias Frank Harding
alias Frank Howard. the suspected murderer of
Nathan. the New York banker, was arrested in
this city this morning by Detectives Claryoe,
McD6Fitt. MeEl.Iesh, and Miller, who have
been on the watch for him the last few days,
believing him TO be here. He Acknowledges
himself u be Forester, and Chief Clarvoe will
take him 70 New York, accompanied BY Chief
he'sc, OF New York, who has been telegrsphed
FOO TO come on. The rewards offered for this
man amount 70 about $1,000, outside of the
Nathan murder which he is suspected of, but
which remains to he proven. After his arrest
he telegraphed 70 New Orleans for bis baggage
TO be sent 10 Barney Aaron, New York, and says
lie i lately from the south.