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

Death Of ChrIstspher CaHimank. ar.
Yesterday at l2i5 O'Clock Christopher Uam
mack, So one Of our oldest and highly respected
citizens, oioSed In death long and we'll spent
lire dying as peaoeiully as U passing Into a
pleasant sleep. He retained coniciou sness 70 the
last, and expired win smile upon bic W, and
friends. About mouth since, telling that he
needed rest he paid a visit tdfrostbsrv, Md.
with the intention Of remalnlnK tor some time,
nut while there he contracted serious cold, aud
his 500 vent AFTER him and brought HIN back 10
his home and bed, from which no never arose
again alive.
yeinbcT 3, l1pI, and was consequently seventy
Ave years Of age, 10 1910 he emiErated to this
country, and landed at GeorgetoSn, where he
was engaged Tor number Ot years as cutter and
Fireman Tor MT. Richard DaNls merchant tailor
He Afterwards removed To the First ward, and
established himself In the business he had been
following, and about thirty.tys years ago he
came down to street, where he remained until
the day Of his death. He has Perhaps allied more
plases OF honor aud trust IN the secret orders
10 this city than any other mat, In lste he he
came Mason, catering st. Jchu's Lodge, No,
H. Of which he has been treasurer for twenty.
one consecutive years. He vas treasurer Of co.
lumbia COmmandery, No. 2 ant has occupied
the honorable position Of grant treasurer Of the
Grand Lodge Of this District fer seventeen years,
and at the last i've successive elections was
chosen BY the unanimous vote Of that body.
he was charter member VI Washington
Lodge, l. q. u. p, member of the Enoamp
mont and ono Of the representatives. In the
Grand Lodge. He also belonged to the Oldest
Inhabitants Association and several temper.
anco organizations throughout the city, In which
cause he was a very active and prominent
worker,
the deceased leaves large circle Of frisnds
who appreciate his years OF seTvice aud true
worth, and who will ooH'lolo with tho family IN
their bereavement
The funeral services viii taks place from the
Thirteenth, street Baptist ohnfuh Tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock, and will doubtless he at
tended BY the different societies OF which he
was q member and q large cOntourse Of friends
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-09
THE RAILROAD TRACK.


Under recent date, Joseph ". Bradley, H.
ESQ.,, writes to the Board Of Public WORKS that
II Il the personal desire Of Mr.. Riker, and that
Of the Washlngton and asorgstown Railroad
Company, 70 avoid any further questions Of au.
thofity and duty, differing only with tho board
conserving the eHeot OF tho laws and ptofors 10
make the following inquiry whether OF not the
board desired or would permit the cOupanV 10
remove the track laid BY them on Penni, lyania
avenue, between Second and FOURTH streets east
outside the proposed park line, the company 10
pay the contractor the cost Of relayInR aud put.
Ing IL order 20 much Of the wooden pavement Al
might be necessary to put Il In as good condi
tlon as the rest Of that part Of the Avenue now
H.
To this Communication the Hon A, r. Shep-
herd made the following reply;
an In receipt Of yours asking on bohaif Of
the Washington and Georgetown Railroad Com.
pany permission 70 remove the tracks laid in the
carriAgeway Of Pennsylvania avenue east Of
First street, and 10 Toply have to say that In my
opinion II cannot be done without destroying the
pavement II II could be I should not object, but
the expense Of removing this description OF pave
ment Il to the effect that II would cost more than
the material 10 worth, and that the board could
never be made good Regarding the expressions
In the last part Of your letter, will say that
there ls no feeling 10 the matter % far as this
board is concerned. II was their duty as thoy
understood the matter, AID they attempted To
perform H. I think that the future viii show
that they we're right, and that II would have
been better Tor all parties Concerned had their
plan been carried out.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-09

Al Entha.lns,'o ps@ep.tr-'Ien

lUOFfuapuhdenOe ~ tho hHnuhliuAnl
Tho Republicans ct irginia had an onthusi-
aailc gathering at Culpoper on Friday last, the
9Th Instant, the occasion being the raising Of a
magnificent Union nag, with hne llfe-like pOr.
ttaitB Of our next President aud Vice PTesl-
heht-Clrant and Wilson, At least 900 people
were present, including cOlOred eXcuTslunlsts
IRON Washington, Alexandria, Richmond and
other points In the state. The National Correct
Hand, from Washington, was present aud
thoroughly "enthus6d' the friends OF our
standard-beareT. The speakers were Hon. l.,
Lewis, Of Cuipeper, Ia near kinsman Of United
states Senator Lswis,l Hon. Rush Burgess and
Mr.. Oliver, cOloted, Of Richmond. All delivered
able and eloquent speeches, and cheers aud
huEEaa rent the air. The gteoloyltes were
amazed; thor cages and "sachems" admitted
the great success OF the rally Great good was
accomplished by the Glove feast" The speeches
OF Mefsrs Lewis aud Oliver we're particularly
addressed to Vitginiahs Of both cOlOrs and every
creed to sta nj by amt support the valiant and
magnanimous soldier and just aud wise states
man-Cien Hrant-Whuse brilliant tecnrd pre-.
scented shining contrast to that Of the theOretic
and impractIcabie Greeley, whose cry was, hrst,
secession and next. war and determination.
Oreeley stock 10 the "Od Dominica Is rapidly
on the decl ne and our friends fully expect to
carry the State 10 November. Gen. Grahts
humanity aud mignanlmlty To Gen, Lee and
his snidsrs was loudly cheered by the OK soldiers
VI Gen. Lee present when tbat part Of Hrants
record was spJksn Of BY Mr.. Lewis, one " the
speakers fhe nag Il said to bs one Of the
finest In the county and our friends o. Cul.
pepper are iusly proud VI their success We bid
them taO1 speed.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-09

The cunning In the marshes for oTtolan and
reed bir,l this season has been better than knOWn
here Tor a long time before sud as aconsequence,
the gunnors have been numerous, both eN'
perienced and inexperienced persons taking a
hand, and out on the shooting expedition many
u them display very little knowledge, not only
as To the proper way Of handling gun bat As
markamen Another Of those cases Of serious
Shooting tho result OF carelessness, occurred on
Saturday morning last, In the marshes In
uraVelly creek, on the Virginia side OF the Pc
tOmac, q short distance fellow the Long bridge,
Three young men, named Frederick Rholeder,
Conrad WeitEel ard u. W. DeckmAn, Of South
W. thlngtOn, were husily engaged In hurting
destruction into the featheTy tribe which
Ahaunds In that locality when their pleasure
was brought 10 sad and sudden termination BY
the death OF RhOle Ter at tho hand Of his cOnpAn.
ion, Deckman II seems that the deceased was
wadng In the marsh and the other two moving
former done the shooting. He had discharged
one barrel Of the gun he was carrying, and there
being no birds Immediately near, the weapon
was retained 10 Deckman to reload, which he
dbl, and while letting dOwn the hammer over
the tube he accidentally pulled the len trigger,
the hammer u which barrel was cooked, aud the
gun discharged, sending tho contents Into
meath the right ear ant killing him Instantly.
The remains were placed In the boat and carried
TO the First precinct station, from whence they
were removed to the residence VI the deceased =,
on Virginia avenue, between First and Second
streets His family we're overwhelmed With
grist At seeing him brought back corpse He
had left the house 10 tho morning In splendid
spirits, and predicted q day Of pleasure, Instead
Of which he met his death. The coroner was
nOtned and yesterday morning hoh an inquost
and returned yetdict In accordance with tho
above incts.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-09

The directors Of the new national bank held a
meeting on Saturday evening and appointed
Wednesday next a. the opening day, aud Sc
lected tuesday as discount day. The bank for
seventh. The officers aud directors are AS FOL
lows. John q. Mokeldon, PRESIDENT John u.
Evans, vice president u, l.. Eaton, cashier
and = H. 0aEshWay, assistant cashier Mt,
Eaton hating lately connected with the Freed
mons RANK and Mr.. aassaWay with the First
National Bauk. Directors, Messrs NICK eden,
rulluckr EyAns, Smith, Burtstte, Barbour, Gas
saWay Nulick, Eaton, BallOck, and Clophano,
All Ut tho ahOyB. named gentlemon are we'll
known In this city, and there IL no reason why
the Institution should not prove successful
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-09
100000
Cash Distribution.
THE GRAND GIFT CONCERT
FINED FACT.
September 20 the Day.
YOUR TICKETS NOW OR NEVER.

fnHR vast palls Of urkss already made and the In.
efoaaiuF demand for them from all quarters, hAy.
lnR determines tn Trustees that the tGTnnu lslft
Concert for tho beneht OF the Public Library Of
hentuehy AdVsTlised Tor saturday, September
dhY, NJ holI goslpOnemrntI the management
notifies all Tho sHpeot To In the draw.
Ing that theJ should huy their tickets once Ds,ay
Tor lev dsys caused NAM who Santsd uek cts the
concert 10 Decombor last 10 30 pith0ut them hana
iivtnE Ia Louisville waltz I'll sales wsrr olosad en-
pgctirg, no doubt, ptpouomOut aud then drrrsl
NJ Oen, tWony and rVeu twenty hyB dollars for ueksts
which the day before we're offered ~ puIch asers ~
the TtguAF price. Others living al distance ssut
thou tAnds Of dOllaTs ny mail sud sEp0ssa witch cot
here after sales COsod And bAd To be back
Iheas disappIintmsIts need " occur aEAin II the
warning EiEJn In dus season ~ hssdsd.
The dIaHiuK Will brT precisely a. d O'Clock
SATURDAY hUhNlhu, hsPtenbT ~ lb13 10
tbs great hall OF tue Pabuc llhTATy bIIdlt e. aud
Contlnus until tho Que thousand sits are VII
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-09

On Saturday afternoon Wm. Carroll aud Jas
0Othe, performers travelling with John Robin
sons circus had quiet little "mlll" in tho yard
adjoining the Theatre OOmique, the bolt being
awarded the.atteT on the eighteenth round on a
foul being made ny the former. The analF OTigl.
mated In the saloon, where the inertia OF both
men adlOurned TO the yArd 10 decide who should
havet. Carroll has been 10 the ring several times
andls thoroughly posted In the tactics while
himself pretty hard man to handle. In tho
eighteenth round Carroll struck him belIw the
holt and hit him On the tag. 0Jths claimed a
we're number OF Interested spectators present,
who made several bets on the Tesult, and qulto
a sum Of money changed hands,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-09

Al tho meeting VI the AnalOstan Boat Club,
held ut the Dickson house on Saturday MAJ. NJ
Bailey, one VI the delegates VIM represented
the club Ia tue national convention OF amateur
OaTsmsn VI the United States, held 10 New
the business done by tho convention. The ma /
ter, together with the definition OF the term
Amateur" was discussed by the club, but no
conclusion reached. The committee on the an.
nual scull race submitted a report recommend.
Inv that tho race take place between the 9th
and 10Th 0l October, aud that the entries close
on the 8Olh uf this month. Tho race will hB
governed by the rules recently adopted by ton
Amateur convention.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-09

ma - - -.---.---,,-..,.-- -,
a. Ihe ABOVE OLganlLaunn held large and en-
!hus,asllo meouuk On SATURDAY enenlng, at NO.
so fenns( lSehla avenue,
HeheIi ~. =, Ohlpmen, president OF the
elub, vas introduced BY Colonel Iiohsn0r, and
70 lev femAths returned MS THANKS Tor the
h9noI cVn, ~. etIel uPon nun. ,-,.,.,.
Inc nrst Dy,ine. 10 oriet being Propositions
Iur menoeIshlpS 9ng hunlrei and t"ohty new
ueulUeEu ueIe hnuon 70 we toll
=, Nouncs'Ion vas gwen mat YEN OF WE'VE from
hlonmono Noulu Joln the elnb prior 70 leaving
,ot m y, sn9 the seeretary was Instructed
W lhlOtm Nhen OF ths une ol departure.
Inv Snaimhn ol tns oommittee On tranhpor'
tatioh M quaIteIs, ~. n. Snort reaI q tele.
,s,.n., w., ne L1Slent cmmltse a!
besn made mr. Inc yscsntion AMI s5Iertainm ami
N ~ = 49,, - ~ ~ psi"u ~ wv, talu'u ght
y, tne WHY, aiiu tnat they Nouiu Pe the speelAl
sa. " w ne,t' ~ ~ ~ Iiup, ani lney
~ 49, ~ sn. Insy wou'u % property
'1I III, ~ Wv ". IA. -,
u W ahno""0oWou' was kro0Vou WIN great
"PHnsu,e, ,t ina ,,O,..,i,. 49,.
,.sp y, s"I IIo i,, Nv,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-09
THR SOUTHERN AMtrEUH PRR as
A0NlATIuN


On SATURDAY last the 1rst convention OF tho
southern Amateur Press Association vas held
In the large hail Of the uilumblaR Law Build.
log At O'clO5k y. m, Nc. T. x. Oauley, Of
Baltimore, presiding.
MI. H. l.. Bryan, VI the committee on the con.
stllutien, reported = neUcohs itntiOn, which was
adopted.
Oh motion Of Mr.. Ohas. A. 0py, the election
Of officers ior the ensuing year MAS proceeded
with, and the following we're elected President,
VIII II, 0ennls 1f Washington; First Vice
President, A. II Caal6y, OF n lltlmnre; Second
Vice President, W, n. Waters, Of Baltimore;
Secretary, Chas W. Flint Oi Washington;
Treasurer, John y. Nichols, Of BALTIMORE
The attendance was large, among those pres.
ent bang Charles A. Gray, VIM. II. Dennis,
Henry l. Bryan, L. I. Eiles, Uhas W. FLINT,
stephen Dhapln, Chas. A. Frank, Percy ThOmp.
snn, FL. Kompner, aud George 2. Fisher, H.,
Of Washington X. !. COLLINS, VI Alexandria
John = Nichols, EiWari HeWes, A. II. and T.
X. CANDY, Jesse Higgins, james q. aud 7. Gal.
well, and AlfrOd HarrOll, OF Baltimore.
business finished, the delegates discussed an
excellent COLLATION. furnished by the city ANA
NR'tnI "f6sSH 'iTHiilas' NE EshsfnNSi viii
eatahlss.
THIS part Of the programme nnIshsi, Mr..
John y. Nichols, on bvhAIf Of the hAltimOrsans,
rendered their thanks TO the Washington mem,
hors 10 general, and the reception committee
Messrs. Gray, Bryan, and Flint In particular
for the courtesy and liberAlIty with which they
had be0n treated,
The convention then adjourned to hOla a
meeting In Baltimore on the 2lst Of DooombeI
next,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-09
AHTHEWENT-.


EThs grand stella clrclen occupying the
boards Of the Theatre UomIque commence their
s - - =, -, 80 ,s,,h an .ntIrsIv nav,
9e'ouo NeeA Vou'sn.' Hnu - ,,'.,- -, ~,
programme. miss Marian IaJIof ahd tue pro-
team oomique, Nj. J. Y. Milbura, viii appear
LIVER Miss Taylor, As Gertrude, will sing
"When the Torn Is Waving Annis Dear"
Wesley and Miss johnson vii aPPsar 10 q
TeutOnic personalities, and Lu Delmay will
stiIl delight her friends. Miss Sallle Apt and
james Douglas will perform the "SailOr Boys
neTfoImance. Mile tlalIettI, with her ballet
tToupe, will appear In the Oriental fan ballet.
A charming evening awaits the patrons VI this
theatre
M.,, o,aIifnn Hall
n,....., H.. "a N. MsIr,,,oIIt.n hail
Hs, ~ - '.'',I..' -
ever on the lookout Tor new sensauohs, presents
60 night to the citizens Of Washington their
evsr.UeIeorne f.yoFItes ,Iohn MuIlIRan and
Hliiy Rice. each Of whom Is a host In himself
10 sltt1Ion ~ ths.s gsntIsmsn ma rSgpiay ~. ~
,r,sns ~ ncr6,ryns,s are IncluisI M tbe nm
VSrHy = toiasssnt mace h Ia smpsed f,r an
evening 1, MStFonolttSn hSil.
evening" ="
john Hoblnaon's SHOW.
The audiences on Saturday last at John Rob.
tn.oo'. ,r..t sho,- ,verc ,.rgsr q pns.Ihi, Than
!, -, y - -. -,
on fhn"y. SNutuAy 'en'nB N''y e'bn' 'nou
sand people entered the tents BY ticket, and all
Wsr, greatly delighted with the various objects
- I.,...', =, 90 ~, ,,..s,,.,,,,,.. a. ~.
VI 'h'''.st Anu ",su NV I 't''iu 'a"Noa ,n 'iio
arena. II IL not Often that show 20 complete In
all Its parts visits even this city Of olreuseS ohm
Robinson has the rare merit Of having all he
adyeTtises and Of performing all no agrees To.
This cannot be said OF some similar exhibitions
which have appealed TO this public for support.
There Is something substantial and real Lsngi-
bllity about this show. John Robinson, . vet.
eFan In the business aud millionaire, with his
accomplished sons, are with II Tor active manage
ment. las organization u business like and per
f0ot. There Is a man for everything and every
man q In his place. We cAnnot point out all It's
eHcollenoios, and yet cannot fOTbsAr TO mention
one OF two.
4 most prominent feature Of this great circus
Is the equestrian skill OF mF. Robert SllpkuDV.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-09
GEORGETOMN APRAIRs.

SCHoOL GUARDIANS. A meeting Of the Board
OF Guardians Of public schools Of this city was
held Friday night, and tho primary and second
organized BY adding forty pupils 10 each school,
with two additional teachers, At n salary OF 400
por annum Miss A, Ross and Miss Gardner
were electel 70 MI the positions. The former
graduated In tho grammar school q few years
ago, and has since been teaching In seminary
In Alexandria, and the latter Il a young lady
from tho North In every way Quaiihed Tor tho
pOtltion, The salary OF the teacher Of tho male
grammar school was increased To Al, 100 per an.
mum.
ARRIvAL or CoRN,-The steamer asorElana
arrived saturday, ffOm Baltimore, with 6UO
bushels Of corn for J. q. Waters
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-09

The eNrursiOn ant entertainment rendered ny
our Choral Society Ia the RuTu tuia MaenneT-
Choir, OF baltimore, takes place Ia day, ani prom
Ises TO be a day OF pleasure. Tue visitors viii
reach hero In the 1913 train, aud no met at tho
depot by committee appointed for that puF.
pose, who will conduct them To tue National
hotel, where dinner viii be pArtAksn Of, and at
four O'Clock they will embark on the steamer
Vanderbilt for NIymDnt. Arriving there, the
following programme will DO given under the
direction VI Prof. LenschOw, Oi the MAenneT.
Choir, and II. U. Sherman, OF the OhOTAls: The
Forest DhOralsi the Water Lily, HeTman Maen.
nsTohOTi Think Ut Thee, UhOrals; SprlnRtims
and Love, tpriLs sung iermanla MhannOFchOTi
Modest Request, GhUrAls; the Charm Of song,
HeTmAnia MAenneTrhur; spring Morning, Ohio
rails; Ossian, GeTmtnia MasnnerchuF. Wecker
has been engaged h cater Tor the party, aud
that Is sufficient guarantee that everything
will he done up 10 shape and style.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-09

Tho followers Of the Sage Of OhappaquAck 10
the TWelnh district met 90 Saturday hight, III
Heck's hall In the absence Of tho president Ul
side and Mr.. James DE lacy chosen score AIRY
The following cOmmittees were appointed: Ga
Registration, u. p Austin, Ohas. Eygers, A. q.
Holland, George Nance and Wm. McHulrs.
On Finance, WIN. Dickson, Jas. I. Long, l. q.
Combs, y, II. Finley aud X. q. PolkinhoTh.
The action OF the executive oomIhittee 10 70
cOmmendlng primary elections 10 select three
delegates 10 represent the district 10 convention
aud At the same time nominate candidates fUi
the House OF Delegates, was lndOfsed.
After receiving some good advice from the
Chair concerning registering, the cluh al
OnFned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-09

English superhne and supeut0uts for JTIf
cents
English Supsrhnes for % csnts
French SuperstOuts for 20 cent?.
Fine white and brown from 80 cents u IS cent?.
MeTlnO, Shaker, LambsuOol, and Country.
knit Half Hose.
A large assortment At low pncos.
0EO. y. HENEm8,
No. tiU Seventh street northwest.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-09

On Saturday afternoon, while Michael Cos
tellO was at work Un Maryland avenue, between
Second and Third streets, ho was overcome by
the heat, aud for a time quite sick. Ho was
taken home and attended BY Dr.. Grouse
A number Of other mon, employees Of Gleason
taken 10 their hOmea,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-09

The board OF registration vas 10 SESSION gu
Saturday In tho Tenth dlstTiq, and the follow,
INK Is the result Of their day 'slAbOri Total mum
bsT registered 42l, Of which 90 we're white and
lts colOred. The board viii alt today 10 the
Eleventh district
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-09

fNHH NHM TAhlbf-THiuD hDlTlON-yuHT
L EhL EIRoRT buEfhESS An Oh bIo Rsfr 81
IHk gAelRr Lava. la F9aok AUGUST 8
OONTENfs OF THE MANUAL.
Part !, TArh Laws from lstl to dAta, the portion
ioIos 4 IN large Ips, while that which Is repealed
'PIift ssSsdqls Of RL.Od Of Duties, alphAbsti,
oAliY srTanasd, With sItfsoia from ksGnlAtonS and
Deolsiohe o. Treasury Department a foot notss.
ASHSHSi. sIIs 20 hHGa.ss yalSs e, sIsS n r..
siatSs stssaafd kats" u .,S kses. a. y 1tss
back STANDARD WEIGHT Of GuAin, LnSAl yAIdi re-
~ without iaVoios' Abatement q datiS" iST dam
goods. RSaPpTaisom6nts. Duties u yablS 10 eols'
ID kSllroSd lion impoISsd foS IstsiIl oSIs No.
hack % o0IdARs Of ibrslHn hemp. MoTehandiss IA
voiced Al an AyeEAso DEo6 how datJ assessed Draa.
mage ~. TS SSs Ss basbs sss low g.
tbFmlnod. WlihdIAHal Of E0Oda FROM bOndsd ware
house, tihs limited. DrEybAot On ioTSlEn IliipSliS
slHaiSss9R5sd late slsposdsr PTotss e51Rsl 90
lhsTeiFom % The BsoFOlGSy Of the fisAsarJ. bis
opinAlpG duty Of " per cent 90 goods Imported IN
"a 70 asTohSass iaSoiiSi . ssSts ioSiss SssRas
IStS siSSy sskaSS "a. "a seaS % sarSS &
I e. SS5 90 q 1S9 e sss d SS UPs ~
Hope inca l9pofod from plas0S west thereof BFand!
lag and kihE kAEps In b0ad 0o9Aa
abIRdoRsd Rsi@poTtsfiosS Rslarn SsfsS' Gls6is.
pSrtSsS q EoSas "a Boad dSsssfor sS S iSlsRd
of sklP 6aSSS, iioS q daT. nadSr cert certain isisad
bfiSisd 90 hs.T yhls Pupsr add we'll bouua.
D''- FHI,P 4 sOLOaIONs,
.... en- PsHhiJlVaaia SVSHis
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-09
THE INlIIRTS


SPECIAL TERH-Judgeh Mum phrrys.-Thlsc court
made the following orders Saturday;
Ooeau National Bank vs.. Brown. Order sub
shutting James Fullerton as receiver.
Wiley Va. Walker. Order appealing ]. II.
Woodward trustee TO sell.
DeYaughn Va. DeNAughn. Order oyerrul.
ing motion Tor change OF ysnuA
Hubers va HilbeTs. Decree appointing tTus.
tee to execute conveyance.
DRPHAHs' CoURT-Judgs HuHPhrttI. This
court was engaged a. follows Saturday;
Lewis ]. Davis, y earns aud Vim. q. L.esoh
appointed executors Ot the late Lewis Johnson.
QuAlihed according to Law and gave bond In
tiO0,O00.
the estate Of her children.
POllCR
p LIoE CoURT-Judgs MIIIi-Thls court was
engaged on minor cases only Saturday.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-09

Il NlIhb nlAlt PATENT ufflOht
" WABnIEaToH, d. o., August s, INA
On Tho petition Of sILAA n BRO0Kl, o. BeTnArds
town, hAssy AinlnisUsJlT ~ ilhus Yale, IT,, de-.
ceased prAytug Tor the sTans0n NJ patent granted
20 the aid Linus Yale, IT,, on tho ah day Of kOVsn
Dor, 1853, for an improvement 10 l0ckE1
IL IL ordered that the t0at Ia tho case
on the bth day Of Oet0bOI neIt that the time inI
hing Arguments aud tue Examiner report be limited
70 tue 18Th daT Of October ueI and that said p0tl
ton bB heard on the eii dAy Of October next.
Any paTaHn may oppose this OItonsion.
N. ~ LEOGEFT,
Ausi ShW Commissioner Ut Patents,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-09

" WAsHIRBrOH, u. o., Juna ~, tsI2.
On the petition Of JEFFFRg1R aud JAMEH MCOAus
LAND, OF Kingston, New York aud WALTER u. CRANE
aud BAHAH MOOAUALARD OF tho same place sHs0u tors
OF Joha MoOansiaHd, deceased, praying tor the ga
land and JET tTson and james MeOauslAnd, on the
9lst daI Of September, 1858, for al Improvement In
CANAL bOAts3
ordered that iestmony In ths0AAS be olossd
on the Oth day Of AuEust nest that the time foT
huG aTgutlouta hnd the Examiner DO limited
70 the ~ day Of August peTt aud that said petition
DO hoard 90 The 9Th day Of + It8mbaF mart
Any person may oppose this extension;
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