National Republican., 1873-11-20
NOTICES OF NEW ADvARrIsRMENrs

Il a nhnusOme phflor Tor rent.
A mink collar has been Lost.
A furnished room Is wanted.
A handsome new store for rent.
i House No. 46i q street for sale.
See notice Of the CAldean Order.
See notice OF Nourse 4 Middleton.
See Darlington Carringtons card.
Lecture At the Union NJ. X. church on the Gath
instant.
From i've hundred to I've thousand dollars are
wanted.
John p. Bridget has on hand a large stock OF
carriages.
Bhriows aalleryof Fine Arts. I225 Pennsylva.
MIA avenue
The new Hamllne N. Z. church will be dedi.
Gated on Sunday.
Green 4 Williams furniture warerooms, cor
ner Seventh and D streets.
Lord a Robinson vs.. Daniel ShannahaD, In the
Supreme Court of the District OF Columbia.
Maggie 7. McKibbln vs.. John II. McKlbbln, in
the Supreme Court Of the District OF Columbia.
See time table OF tho Washington City and
Virginia Midland and Great Southern Railroad
| Company.
| The annual election OF trustees OF the Arti-
nclal Stone Company will take place Thursday,
December II.
| The sale by b. II. Warner OF elegant walnut
and other furniture Is postponed until Friday,
November 81, at 10 O'Clock.
LAtlmer D Cleary will sell, on Monday and
Tuesday, November "a and 70, at 10 q. m., an
elegant assortment Of furnishing goods.
Latimer 4 Cieary have postponed the sale OF
new furniture, at house oiG Fourteenth street
northwest, until Thursday, November 81
b. y. Warner will sell, on Friday. December
IL, at 4 O'Clock, Q three-story and Mansard roof
pressed brick dwelling In Grants row, on East
Capitol street. .H.r..
The sale by D. II. Warner Of two-st brick
dwelling on Eleventh street, between o and P
streets, Is postponed until Friday, November 81,
at $50 p. IN.
The sale by Kelley 4 GAtchei Of valuable im-
proved property on Nineteenth street, between
and q streets northwest, Ia postponed until
Thursday, December 4, a. p. m.
The sale BY Green 4 Williams OF a very de-
sirable two-story frame dwelling on Eleventh,
between r And streets, Is postponed until
wednesday, November 20, at 4:a0 O'Clock.
The salt, BY Latimer Cleary Of Improved and
unimproyed property on Maryland avenue, be-
tween Sixth AND Seventh streets southwest, is
postponed until Friday, November 81, st4 p. m.
The seventh street PayInu Case,
| The case OF Mattingiy ct al. against the Dis
tIict Of Columbia was up In the special term
pro eonresso, and for leave to fle an answer made
by s. X. Bond for the respondent, and the mo
| tion was granted. The bill asks an Injunction
on the ground Of the alleged defective chArac-
ter Of the work. and claims that the party are
| entitled 70 pay In instalments. The answer de-
MES the allegations as to work. admits that GER
| tlncates have been Issued against the property
since the nlng OF the original bill, long prior 10
the Ming Of the supplemental bill to the First
Of May 2e, 1873, applies to the plaintiffs, be-
| cause the certificates were Ut the date OF the
| approval OF the act In the hands OF bona 6ds
purchasers, They admit that they have refused
70 accept the payment OF one NTH part Of the
assessments, because they have no legal right,
and deny that In derogation OF the Just rights Oh
complainants they have demanded payment In
| full. Leave was given to the First National
bank OF New York 70 become party to the SUIT,
Hoadstsnes for National Cemeteries,
AsAome misprints occurred In our publication
Of the list OF awards by the Secretary OF War OF
contracts for furnishing headstones for the na-
tionai cemeteries, we reprint the same correctly.
| As follows: The Secretary Of War decides that
the award OF contracts for furnishing headstones
for the national cemeteries will be made a. fol-
lows: To Edward =. Dohery, OF Washington,
| for the "kn0wn" and unknown" In the Fred
eIictabnrg VA national cemetery, granite slabs,
~ 90; blocks, B.5O To Thomas r. Morgan, OF
Washington, for one third Of the whole number
OF the known" graves IN the national ceme-
teries, about $500, white, marble slabs, s. 40.
To Charles y. Jones, OF Washington, for one
graves In the national cemeteries. white marble
slabs, $780, To Samuel q, Bridges, OF Keokuk,
Iowa, for one third Of the whole number OF
known graves In the national cemeteries, /
Cromwell, Conn, for the "unknownn Ia the
national cemeteries, except IN Virginia, white
marble, As per sample In the QuaTterinasIer
Generals ONCE, blocks, s2t2,