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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-30

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ny c soo sys,em coula De edorted even thougn
All Y. oiauon pIeierred not 70 80 INTO the
n l. c,s,w y, gatosEe, ashes and nightsoii;
Az -. .ha ~, W sohe members OF tnis DoaIu
s NV. A." lever oi NJ: Beam, printed IN the
Sara ~ ~ ~. ~, when was so highly praised
thas M rsm Te AM u, Somp,enenslvs argument
,n,n,,s Wy n,s ~, " 70 yens i,on tne JAY now
h hpos upon .ne people ior dslnfectants, but
n.sr 'ao puap nv VIZ, wouu generousy
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bsaa, nv apsn e9 ~ us .na. wneiess
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az oeo Der annn tha pe sys s MY pe1p ns
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Ssiieve them epsggara,a In, IN ssn9 ssarss
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water.sons ponreS mn n won,d Ss resnaeJ
ncc0,u,nS 70 ,ne , estimate Of Mr. N,ehel.Sn sS
M gsrhaga shom,5 ~ ana,a M essas wb,cS
womb preyeut early Pronunciation and Seoomno.
sitiou; II Is estimated that the ashes Of house
ooe fao,tS AZ tha vS,sr M, nnr mn ,n,o ~
Sashans ana sho ~ . pvItv nv ssa ~
tnerefore' reJnae me emannt ~ gaIbave 10 one
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tnn win ina MA, All nm. whss wan,i ~ ,ho
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usa 90 ro,,sc vp' s,ao .menoue s.,aa. ~
insutficIent int ,he mum ~ m.si,n ssIt cam,
sn,,aa ~ "a, t' az ue poaIu y. nsetn Ien Oo,n
be, se $500 " sad I'VE sStss ones TwentysI gar,
ne ina amonntof sTa H. sacn "a ~, "a ~ ~,
three hundred WORKING DAYS. or one yesr' '''
the private citizens pay for the the removal Of
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-30
GANG or THIEVES.
Number or Them Arrested.

Lieutenant Noonan, OF the Second precinct,
County, together with the Officers under his
command, has been on the alert to capture q
gang OF thieves that have Of late committed q
series OF robberies In the northern section Of the
city. On Thursday night, with a posse Of men,
he made a raid on house No. 1920 Tenth street,
and arrested John ID, Hawkins, John Hawkins,
Thomas Young, alias Indian Tom, and Caleb
Hawkins. They were turned over TO the detec-
tive corps, who Will continue TO Investigate the
matter. The evidence OF their guilt or connec-
ton with the robbery al the Residence OF DIR,
SteaTns corner OF Columbia and streets, Ia
pretty conclusive, as one OF the young ones
John Hawkins, twelve years Of age-confessea
to having given the entrance clue TO the rest OF
me gang. They managed o get on with clothing
are held for hearing.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-30
THE BOARD OF HEALTH.


unier the scat. Tho tubs are made from dlsused
parann casks, cut In two by q transverse sec.
tlon. In Washington hundreds OF disused
asphaitum barrels could be converted and dupll-
Iron handles Gre attached 70 liz ,us" and I'm
ls adapted to the Inside OF the tub TO accommo-
date close-fltting cover. Before moving the
5ns me oSvss y us on the ,aS Is then yn
van In attendance. The van Ia divided into six
or seven compartments, each compartment ac-
commodatlng three or four tubs. Each compart-
ment has Us own door, so as not to expose the
whole interior Of the van whenever a tub Ia AL
mltted. All the doors OF the van 1t closely, so
that no escape Of bad odor, u any ls therein
the sanitary depot Of manure."
The pals In use are removed once week, and
replaced by clean ones supplied with suflcient
and decomposition Of matter for another week.
A certain number OF duplicate pals are owned
by the corporation for replacement OF the dirty
corporations as the vans need for one trip or ex-
change, and the clean pals carry back the lids
that are Afterwards transferred I. the full ones
In the act OF removal. The removal OF the tubs
and the neatness and facility Of the system Is
| such that no nuisance whatever Is created, and
".pee,cn 4, osnse ne 70 rs.en, s9lns. any
sured me that though the exchange IL often
done through their houses, no smell st all Is left
behind 70 make them conscious OF the operation.
The garbage and ashes are thrown together In
| similar tubs or barrels, no liquid matter being
allowed therein; the ashes. as Is well known,
prevent the rapid decomposltion OF the animal
and vegetable matter contained In the house
oifal. These collections are also removed sys-
tematcaily, emptied into open carts, as II IL not
Ia state OF fermentation or Putrincation, and
| q perfect discharge Of this duty aud 10 prevent
neglect In the weekly exchange OF these tubs,
the city Is divided into dstricts, each district
| bearing letter OF the alphabet. The privies Of
each district are enumerated surcessiyety and
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-30

The Board Of Public Works Issued the follow
ing orders for improvements yesterday; The
superintendent Of county roads has been d.
rected TO repair the Liylngston-street bridge
over Barnaby run; also, To repair the Glesbofo'
road near Berrys hill. A brick sidewalk has
been ordered On the north side OF b street, he
tween First street and New Jersey avenue north
west Orders have been given for macadAnl-
lzlng and parking Pennsylvania avenue from
Fifth to Eleventh street southeast.
In order TO correct the defective sewerage of
the Jefferson school building, an order has been
issued for putting an is-lnch pipe sewer 10
school street, TO connect with sewer on west side
OF Four-and.a-half street and east and west sides
OF Sixth street; an is-inch pipe sewer on the west
side OF FOur-and-a-half street, In place OF the
small pipe now In between School street and K
street; also, 70 take up the l2.inch pipe on the
west side OF Sixth street, between school and ID
streets, and relay the same with falling gIaie
10 School street, and connect traps at sixth and
streets with sewer on west side OF Sixth street;
also 70 take up the pipe sewer on the east side OF
sixth street, between School ani ID streets, and
make the necessary manholes and traps. A
l2-inch pipe sewer, with the necessary mSnholes
and traps, has been ordered 10 the alley In square
bSl, TO connect with sewer In U street,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-30
TIE WASHINGTON AND GEORGE
TOWN RAILROAD.


Partial Interruption Of Travel Between
Seventeenth and Eishicenth Streets.
few days ago the Washington and George
town Street Passenger Railroad Company, In
conformity with Q request from the Board OF
Public Works, commenced to raise their track on
Pennsylvania avenue, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets. The storm coming on pre-.
vented q completion OF the work, and the sleeperr
and cross-ties being left almost entirely uncov.
cred with earth the travel over 1t Ia rs conse-
quence very dlnlcult aud car after car jainps the
track and launches into the mud, from which II
has TO be lifted back by human strength. FIRE.
quently eight or ten cars eau be seen stretched
Ia a row awaiting the clearing Of the road so az
to resume travel. The delay occasions consider.
able annoyance to passengers, but cannot be
avoided by the company while the present
WA hpr mr.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-30

have n now ready me isll s,ye slk Hat adopted
The BesianinHs Of Sickness.
Never trine with what are called small all.
men9. A disorder easy OF control At drst, II
neglec.ed for few weeks. may become mortal
gain upon You, for II Is the door through which
all malsdles enter the system. II you feel Ian.
aserc %s no qs te s SS%Sn
once TO Hostetter's Stomach Bltters. That great
vegetable tonic Will supply the vitality ron 10
soton he stomach Is so nvsossted sS.s d iSee
tlon becomes regular, easy, perfect; while ia
mild, cathartlc properties relieve the bowels
benencially Affects ali the secretiye organs. FOR
the mlseries Of dyspepsia, and they include al
most every unpleasant feeling that beiongs 70
potent tonic ssh i certain and spesdy balm m
"TuKn NAn Is LseIon," may oe applied TO
though science has Of late yeafs sensI6Iy . lmin-
that the general use Of DR.. Wisisfs Blissmoi
Wild Cherry Ia largely Instrumental In attaining
TIE new Colounade Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa,
has well deserved popularity.
THE rxorLK have been 90 much imposed upon
By several worthless sarsaparias that We are
Hsch ' Be 0 sepsnteS on q Se
Writ les Of that invaluable medicine, and 10
worthy Of the public confidence. Doct. Ayers
that fesare an % Sa so
Cincinna,i Iasu Lager,
ust received and for sale In casks and bottles by
the agents, Palmer a Green, Georgetown, d. q.
Tho Finest Lager beer
| now In the District 10 from the Lion Brewery,
Cincinnati, and for family use can DO obtained
from dealers throughout the city, at s.o per
We Are Csnviscsd
that all those that make one purchase at y.
| Schuh's, 1911 street, IN Saddles, Harness,
Trunks, and sstchels, Win save 20 per cent. 81
ss..er DRINKS. ,s
Raspberry and Lemon Syrup ct S1o Pennayi-
yania avenue; si.oo per gallon; % cents per
Il The 0RnAf ENaLIsH REMEDY for Govt and
plaints either Of recent or long standing, are a.
ytsod 10 use Biair's Qout and Rheumatic Pills,
They can be relied upon a. the most safe and
been Ussd N eurOpe pdfo Tor many
Psour 4 HAaASI, 80 Strand, London, knslsnd,
and sold By all druggists.
WHITE. clean, sound teeth, ali may have b.
using daily THuRsroNs 1vory Pearl Tooth
Powder; price % and 90 cents per bottle.
may hsys Il By constant use OF THonpsoN's
Pomade optime. Price, % and % cents PEI
IiaarooLolzp Kid Gloves are vsry stylish when
not soiled. JouvxNr inodorouS Kid Glove
Cleaner will ronovate them Thoroughly; price q
eents per bottle. All sold by dfuGfisu and
wnLs MAo41BsrnlAp sllrsruluNa PLAs
'aled. Rios v. "a and % oanE ssss.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-30
GEoRGETowN AFFAIRS.

Tux RIvRn.-Arrived, steamer Express, from
Baltimore, with general merchandise; schooner
Fred Motion, from Portland, Maine, with plaf-
ter.
THE GRAM MARxEr.-There were 2,70o bushels
OF wheat received yesterday; sales 600 bushels
prime TO choice at si.Is 70 ei.s0.
CATTLE MARKEr.-At Drovers' Rest Thursday
there were sts cattle; sic were sold to butchers.
and "a driven to Baltimore. The market was dull,
pounds. The eherings Of sheep and lambs were
1850, 900 Of which were sold At ~ TO ~ cents
per pound for old sheep, and % 70 y per head
for lambs; $50 head were left over, % cows and
calves were offered, Of which % were sold at ga
TO $50 per head; 10 we're left over. Market fol
them brisk.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-30

The labor question would seem to have occu-
pied the attention OF our legislators from very
early period OF our history. Somebody has been
raking over the records Of the drst Legislature
Ills, and he inds that No. ~ on the Ilst OF ~
acts was bill 40 regulate the wages OF labor
ers and mechanics and the prices OF goods and
commodities" This was passed on the Cd OF
April; on the 29th OF June following bill was
passed suspendlug Its operation, and on the 2slh
OF October OF the same year II was repealed,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-30
CAPITOL HILL.

from Comm snication with the Rastern
Section OF the City.
Tae lowering Of the grade Of First street east
twelve feet has caused considerable iuconve-
nience to the residents and those doing business
on Capitol Hill. Yesterday workmen com.
menced at the Intersection OF the above street
and Pennsylvania avenue to reduce the grade,
In comfortably with the other portion OF the
Fire Engine Company are completely hemmed
In from any interc 1urse with the eastern part OF
the city, much to the dissatisfaction OF the resi-
dents OF that section, who entertain fears that
IRE might do them serious damage before proper
assistance could be rendered. Chief Engineer
Cronin yesterday visited the scene OF tue work
outlet for the company when their services are
required.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-30

nssFrs, Geo. n NisJ", JI-sJ Casiss,aH aHd GsoTgs
L. HH
GEsTLbiES: It anOris me great pleasure TO
state that | believe you guiitlsss OF the above
charge made against you, and that your n,no-
eenee OF any participation therein was clearly es-
tabllshed at the trial recently had In the POIlt Q
Court of this city. did not request your arrest,
but did instruct the 0fiicer In charge TO arret |
the PARTIES who assaulted me while was peace :
ably returning 10 my home after my day labor.
Yonrs truly ALFRED CAMMACK,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-30
NOTICES OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
warehouse for rent, low.
Church Of the Strangers, Y. N. {. A.
A. Y BroXu Xanfs fesr N haul sioIaa

NOElChS Or NE" ADNhhTIShHkNTB.
A warehouse for rent, low.
Church Of the Strangers, Y. N. CA.
A. p. Brown wants teams TO haul stone.
Bee Dickson A Pattersons advertisement.
A nne brick house for sale, on good terms.
NJ. L. church, corner Ninth and streets.
Ney, MAgrath 4 Bell have nifty more wagons.
School books for sale by W. II. 4 o. II. Morr-
son.
Elocution at the Washington Business COL
lege.
The nlbemian Benevolent Association meets
tonight.
Thssecond quarterly meeting at Wesley chapel
tomorrow.
Service at the reading rooms Of the New
Church worship.
Webb Beveridle have removed to 1909 Penn
sylyania avenne.
John N. Young Is Offering his stock Of carriages
at reduced prices.
The Ohio Republican Association will give an
excursion wednesday.
@. G. Purseil, bookseller and stationer, 400
Ninth strcet northwest.
The steamer Lady OF the Lake will resume her
family EXCURSIONS tomorrow.
Tickets OF admission to the public schools OF
the Fourth district will be issued Tuesday.
THE exercises OF the Academy Of the Vista
u)n, Georgetown, D. c., will be resumed Tues
day.
Thos. Z. Waggaman will sell on Tuesday, Sep
temper 2, at o'clock, q comfortable eight-room
house, on street, between North Capitol and
First streets.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-30
THE COLORkU SCHOOLS.


Meeting Of the Board OF Trustees-Rrsult
Of tho Examinations for Teachers.
A special meeting Of the Board OF Trustees OF
Colored Shoos Of Washington and Georgetown
was held last night 1t inner school building;
Mr.. Henry johnson, president, In the chair;
Horace W. Parke, secretary. Members present
Messrs. Ryder, Pope, Ferguson, NLshon, Mar
shall and Archie Lewis.
Superintendent Cook presented the names Of
the following ladies who passed successfully the
required examination for teachershlps: Misses
]. Wilson, NJ. u. Chew, Caddie Il. Parke, II. A.
Martin, A. A. Brown, NJ. l.. Howe, Margaret hut
ton, Mary A. Ward, Rosette K, CoaEley, M, L.
Robinson aud Il. A. Butler.
Superintendent Cook also presented the as
signments for the school year OF isI3-'iI, which
were approved.
After transacting other business the board ad-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-30
The Assault Upon MIR. Alfred Cnmmnck-A
Gard.

WAsHIsGros, d. o., August "a, ls7a
We, the Undersigned, having had our names
mentioned IN connection with the recent assault
upon Mr.. Alfred Caminack, respectfully submit
tie following card from that gentleman, feeling,
as We do, that our respective regulations have
been damaged by the various accounts OF the
same rendered TO the public,
(signeil GEO ID. WILSON,
JAMES T. CAsTLKNAS,
GKO. /. Hill,
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Deposit Your savings In the German-Amer,
lean SAVINGS Hank,

No. SO seventh street, opposite the Post ONCE
Department. Six per cent, per annum paid on
deposits remaining for one calendar month or
longer. Three per cent. per annum paid on the
average daily balances OF accounts, subject to
check at sight Deposits made on or before bep-
TENDER draw interest from september /. Trus-
tees individually liable for deposits. Call for q
copy OF the regulations.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-30

Arnold A. Wheelock. alleged interference with
Inspector Wolf In the discharge Of his duty, $40
appeal; David Mulligan, assault on NJ. Lynch,
f25; WIN. Simpson, assault on VIM. Campbell,
$40; John Bowie, assault on Richard Thomas, $40;
John Cox, assault on George williams, $50; Ed
ward Roach and Patrick Larwin, profanity, IS;
Burks and Bell Perry, same, %; John Bowie, car
rying shoemaker's knife, $50; Joseph Pinkney,
boisterous, Is; Wesley Hanson, curslng, %; Lucy
Jones, boisterous, Is; Jesse Lane, running i
wagon without license, Is; John johnson, bois-
ferrous, IS; Philip Green, cursing, -; Michael
Shea, loud and boisterous, Is; David Runnels,
Wells, assault on Laura Cole, Is; David Street,
threats to his wife, 500 bonds.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-30
s.Uur Frllz.D

Our we-kuown friend, Mr.. George bright,
who has been so long connected with the house
OF Green Williams, and who has been making
an extended tour throughout Europe, returned
this morning as his many friends will be pleased
In learn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-30

The extensive sale Of carriages advertised by
W. L. Wall a Co., for Friday, August 20, to be
sold at auction, has been postponed on account
OF the rain until Monday, September I, at IL
o'clock, when the sale will take place without
reserve, and to which we call the attention Of
buyers,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-30

Inst Might Four Richuonds In II
Fleld-1he Views Of the CnndIdntes-A

Inst Ntaht-Four Richmonds In the
FIeld-1'be Views of the C,pdia,,e.-A,.
,.,...... .rc,,.,...
pnmcn'e' 'ommuees' &c.
An ADJOURNED meeting OF the sixth district |
Republican club was held at Williams hall last |
evening, ]. l.. Tbomns in the chair. and James
n o.,,s ....a,... f $3.50 '"''
NJ S'n,'n seoi.lAy.
As the meeting was called for the Transaction |
OF routine business, It was thought that nothing
else would be done, but some member. tnovlng
ina, ,ho,a ,vsro .n,a,a, $500. ..s... -,
. .nas 'ae,e VIZ so,o'n persons present amoi-
uous 10 represent the district In the House OF
Delegates, proposed that the gentlemen present.
ing themselves As candidates should define their
claim for the suffrage OF the district The prop
osition was accepted, and during the discussion
which ensued considerable warmth Of feeling
was shown, and some personalities INDUCED In.
The report Of the meeting viii fully explain
what trapsptred.
THE oBJECT or TIE MEETING.
The president said that he supposed they all
desired 10 know the object Of the meeting. II
was principally to announce the working COM
mlttees for the coming campaign. Before doing
Il was under circumstances not altogether
that he had been Unexpectedly called TO preside
M n ri uh IN n N
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-30

The Jury In the Point Lookout railroad case
made the following awards yesterday; W. o.
Nayler, $3.50; Alexander Gordon, $3.50; VIM.
Berkeley, $500.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-30

Call and examine the are and burglar-proof
vaults OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner New
YORK avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe-keep-
ing OF securities. Jewels, silver-ware, or other
yaluabes. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
Annum, according to size. No business man can
afford to do without them.
Tate wayning from the CAieago and Boston Gres. I
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-30
GENERAL CITY NEWS:

As will he seen In our advertising column,
Dickson 4 Patterson, COS Fifteenth street, oppo-
with interestebearing bonds, receivable in pay
ment Of special assessments for improvements
At market rates.
Nothing has yet been heard from the colored
her home, In the alley between II and and
Third and Fourth streets northwest, since the
18th instant. Fears are entertained that she mas
been drowned.
Yesterday one Of the engines on the Baltimore
and Potomac railroad, which was In the round
house. on Sixth and virginia avenue, unat.
tended, started on and ran through the wall o.
doing no damage TO the engine.
William Hessler. who was brought from NIL
waukee last week by Detective McDevitt, 70 an
swer the charge Of deserving his wife. was sum
instance Of the District attorney, and his bonds
renewed for his. appearance to-day. Justice A.
T. l.. Reese went his security In the sum OF $500.
From the ~, n. Instant to yesterday taaes q
lector. To day Ia the last day for the abatement
OF 81 per cent, and for the purpose Of accom-.
m mo n those anxious TO secure ne nsstsmen,
the collector, Colonel Slater, aud his clerks will
betn attendance TO make out bills, &c.
Messrs. Duncansou, bowling 4 Co., auction.
psrsaent, Il he %ssninsson o navy w ysfa, III
side-wheel steamer Mercury" Of 1871 tons, u
wyeth Bro, Of Baltimore, Maryland, for y, 900
on the afternoon OF the 2sth part Of lot b. square
1000. improved by small frame house, on street
between. Twelfth and Thirteenth streets south
| east, to James e. Bean for $500.
| Removal. a.
Webb 4 Beverage have removed from theil
old place OF business todd Fellows Hall, Seventh
street) TO their large and handsome store, No
1000 Pennsylvania avenue, where they will con
| tinue to serve their patrons las heretofore) II
| everything In their line Of business.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-30

National eavinGs Bank,
corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays per cent. per Annum on deposita for each
calendar month. BANKING hours TO Z; satur-
days, to 4 and TO O.
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ADJUSTMENTS, EXCURSIONS, ETC.
UNDAY EXCURSION.

SUNDAY EXCURSION.
The steamer Lady Of the Lake will
resume her Popnlsi Family EIcursioDs sQb
on SUNDAY EVENING. August 81, Uf
fair leaving her wharf foot Of sikh
street. ct ociock. going down the river
TiSiss. i osn and r''q5pk
ausaO tstar and Sunday papen.I Agent
G ELECT EXCURSION UNDER THE AUS
~ gicss 4 ne Oh rEEEsYIsdISAS AssociA
The stsamer Lady OF the Lake vii leave her
wharf, A, the foot o. Sixth street, on WEDNESDAY
coed down the liver nifty miles landing II Marshsil
Hall and returning, Arri, at Warrington q II pm
Prof Donch will furnish the music for MArshaM
Hall and the boat. Tickets can be pi occurred only
from members Of the associ,tion. For further In
members Of the excursion committee; DR.. u b.
Hood, PENSION once; W. y. brown. Internal Reye-
Gordon. PENSION once: J.; 2; Palmer, Interior be
Second Anditor's once. sussiS. NV
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-30

ReceivisG New Fall
dry goods and carpetine daily at No. io1i
seventh street northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-30

MsckinE Bird Cages.
The subscriber has now fresh supply Of cages
Just received from the manufacturers.
Jos. L. SAVAGE
-Pennsyivania avenue and Tenth street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-30

J. u. sauicr a. Co,
per cent on all deposit.
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THE COUNTS.

In Chambers-Me. Justice Hunphreys.
The following order was made yesterday Cox
va Wells 81 al. Order extending time for taking
testimony.
Probate Court-Rcgister Webster.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-30

ne washlnatss Ctsy SAVINGS Bank,
corner Of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
payas per cent. interest on all deposits Depoe-
'u can be made and drawn at viii.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-30

oL Is No. o. Eshisi,Ion Nrw No.
1rH st.. AT 1M X.
MARKRITER's,
No. 90 Seventh st.. between D and streets, eight
Choce gu Paintings, Ensrayinss Chromos, no
Aiso. mrfest stock pAperhAnpinss, window
aeis; hInEs Malls, ~, In the District.
Please remember Name and Number. jsaeiy.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-30

This court, without transactlng any bushes
adjourned yesterday until Tuesday next.