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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-01
CALRSDARS-THB DAT.
UNITED srArEs DISTRICT CoUKr-Is ADMIRALTY.

CALBSDARS-THs DAr
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-ls ADnIRALrr
Same calendar yesterday r.,
SUPREME CoURT-CHAKBERs-PAScHER.J "opens Al 10 n-'s
endar called at u m.
LIZ Adams agt LanRAn ct. 2T5. .Polhemus Agt DAILY
49, Livingston ct al Winter 1s2 Prohbeson sg hanier
al 2S). .Piahery ag- Paherty.
m Goosridge agt Same National Park Bank sgt
2f7.. Huber a Huber, Wagant
1885, .ssgysne agt Satorne 29t Hart AT Caudssn et ST.
Cable agt Bowen 399. Whitehead agt henneoy a.
haitian los. Co 2e6. Johnston sg- Lock.
2T3. .Bowery Nat Bank
Boppe
COMMON PLkAs-TRLAL TRRs-PART L-LARREsoRs' J'-opens
III M.
Case on .Hacden agt. Shapter.
Coukr-TRIAL TERs-PAsr H. CUEfs "opens ana cal
enlAr called at 10
1875 Marx ag. Fiselar. 1897. West AIT Sloer
i75T Nixon agt Bnckwsr.
ieIa Mem syest ag- VAlk 49, Shuheck McGrath.
GENERAL sEssioSs-BR.DY Jenry Helm James Hubbard ss
Ravens Joseph Gon robbery; William Hopkins
Louis MARKS ReIe Archibald White grand areeny eny
Wson larceny stolen goods John Joseph
James Lynch, burgapi Joseph barrow Charles Dsiro"
Thomas Hines James FOy, obscene eritysei
eorg Reese Abraham BeTrets forgery Thomas Line
fslopious battery; Otis Seanion misdemeanor
Co.soy OF APPHAS-The following day calendar q the
Comm .siOa Of Appeals for April L. Nos g. 10, a. III L. 3D.
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Sales on AnfIlon

pYS. w. DAUCHY, AuctiOneer.
ID DAUCHY JOHNSON -
seu THIS nay Aohl J. 81 10 O'Clock. at 20 sni 30
Wss the s,oek Tools bd PTeres o. TIE Hsas C,ope'e h'n
usohsg Company consisting Of P1nberS h1ienah Sup IT, "a
Croton BrsssorE fail Of Steam snd Gassg Maternal tgr
with compete a. Of Pipeher Tinmth and Copper nh Io,
Roller; o several Por and .ngns Gear sn
Tools Soang Beiing and Polf ~ 49, es
Eugne and Boiler IN running order ne sho OF Ne
stock vii h offered for sale amounting % over 91o
A. 1zKwIs, AHetoDesr
DY BANGS, MERWIN g. Co., Broadway. cor.
ID ith-Saes of Books ofhr Fsnss GOots Pun rs r.
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Mo w.ehai schweuSs from aevYo't March ~ ~ ssss.'y.
sgsrTs March 5lTbs oyts steamship Hu@ee. Aneb
from here Tbnr.dy last 70. >sn
ship PrsnfTr Debsieks Of tn same line, s" On Fhsf @
New Yort via Hsvre. .,., ,,...-. A..
vile de Hsvre vheh have kn this port on satsay % ssv
York dd sail until yesterday 10 Consequence den 's
DISASTERS.
VsApELpHt March 3Ths German barb Cllnis iron Hshesr
arI having board the 81 The sehr ksr bnsssm h'n
Esw.YorE for HaVe abandoned 10 sinking condition
capsSed on TIE Delaware hver yf
IA, ms, Pey who ssyef BY
'"' '' iTor La,es, ship Secs nm Pa9e
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IMMATURE ALMAsAI

5t5 sun 6:2f Moon e.... IL S
SANDY Cows Island Ills Hell Gsie Pery 0
n
..ilO0 ll.40 Hell Gate Ferry lO4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-01

The Supreme Court at Boston had decided
In tho Of the Uuion Mutual Fire Insurance Com
papy of that city thai "neither tho expiration Of tho
policy ts cancellation released tho holder from liza
bty 10 assessment for all losses which occurred whilo
ho wan q member OF tha c0mDany."
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OreGn Steamers.


FOR ST. THOMAS and Brazil;
UNITED STATES s mi BRAz TgaSSP PeoMpASr
REGULAR Mai Steamers SAILING on tae 81 nOuta
MkRklMACA; Capt Wen: APr -
ONTARIO CaBL c. sOcunl jgne o.
Ps Bahia JaneirO Kong re-
WM R GARRISON. Assent. S. 5BOuins.sryea Ne. lsss.
HAVANA. PROG RESO and VERA CRUZ.
IL NETWORK. and MEXICAN NAIL SdkAMShlP LIB.
LEAVING TS % M GfiH i i,; as Via N,sa
CITY OF OF h atSiSV assss, 'Sa H.
CRY or MERIDA .-........................APraA
f''i''' OF ''''s' ''Pg ALEX ANDRE SONS IS p,o.r1,
NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL
~ LNs-Ths sr.9''s steamship VIII ' s'e ?. sSp ,s
s,eaIseip CRhscENT TUESDAY ,Dn
s'sasssg ~ NM nam, ay %
wN. p CLYDE 60, iis VAlst
D. MoKsLLSs. Agent in Ha,spa -
A NCHOR LINE.s- EMPRESS STEAMERS
~ sail iroH Pier 20 NORTH Eys5 Ne~,Ye'k A.,
SssIiaA Ms ssa ADT April u
PASSENGER bsoGsd ss osssrsi 20 and dn am R'g sssa
safely speedily comfortably, and cheapy other ose o. tee
iiesst, pra,'s Or SsI.osss ~ % oasa ~ '
q" 'pp''' "''' ''' ''l' HENDERSON psousRs. Assa.
EoR LIVERPOOL.
yIAVURgSs rowSl
CARRYING THE Z. s MAILS
rHB LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN srbAa CosPAN
dispatch Vle OF ther afstcass power
FROM PiHR No 40 n. r.. EVERY WEDNESDAY,
iolowI
NEVADA CAPT FoE,rrn........ ...,.Apha At SOFAS
WYOMING Capt fNcs............,APh9, stJ;0R@
IDAHO, Capt MoRsAs.,,............AuilS stj"P@
MINNESOTA. Capt I, T. FRsKs,S.. april %. q. s0R~
MANHATTAN Capt Jas PRcE. jL. lpnl -. "5Spa
WISCONSIN, Capt T. W, FREEMAN May = al l'0R~
Cabin PASSAGE $50. gold,
Stecsge passase (oaee. No ~ Broads5 ESQ eaTreaeJ
ter hslge VI sa@s passage. Appso
WILLIAMS GQIoS No s1wsas
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Ecn0on advertisements.

YORKSHIRE RELISH.
Il The Most Delicious and Cheapes; Sauce 10 the WORM
and free from injurious ingredenL
e72 1872 BOTTLES SOLD IN ONE MONTH AUGUST, lSTN
Sale unprecedented IN the history Of sauoz.
BY and Omsn bottles Al o. lS ana "a
Trade Mark-WuloS Pattern Plate. Beware o. Intsaoas
Manufacturers: G00DAlL, BACkh0USe q CO.,
Iaatx kngi.n
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TO PAPER MANUFACTURERS,

TO PAPER MANUFACTURERS,
PROPOSALS IN WRITING will be received
(uutil APRIL I0J by the undersigned
P0R FURNISHING
$4,000 RgAMs or NEWSPAPER,
sZB. 33r47I
WEIGHT. So POUNDS TO TUE KxAh;
500 SHEETS TO THB RBAM
TO BB DELIVERED IN LOTS CT
500 RBAMs PER WEEK.
TERMS, CASH
WILLIAM J. SWAIN.
PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE,
5. W. Corner THIRD and CHEsTsUrsrs
PHILADELPHIA
National Republican., 1873-03-08

the model Of industry, temperance, honesty
and honor !"
All this is rather rough on the social organ
Izatlon Of San Francisco but there seems to
be considerable truth In Mr.. P.s statements,
and certainly his conclusions arc logically
drawn.
Now, no such charges as those made by
Mr.. PiIlcy can be brought against the settlers
Of Washington. Everything we know Of
them goes to prove that they were God
fearing, law-abidiug class. Aud yet Wash
l. 'on has her complement Of hoodlums-
". ,te and colorcd hoodlums, male and female
he odlums, political and social hoodlums-all
Of them more or less annoying to the better
class Of her citizens.
The members Of the Press Gang-not that
Of Fourteenth street-of tho Hayscalers Of
Capitol IIlll and Of the pullbacks Of the west
ern section are nothing more than hoodlumI
--lawlrss hoodlums. Stlll our citizens have
not been bothered much by them for scvera
months past, thanks to the efficiency Of tht
police force, and 1t Is to be hoped that for the
future they will give stlll less trouble.
National Republican., 1873-03-08
ROOSEyRI,T,s CANE.

The following paragraph from the New
York Tribune will create o good deal Of
amusement In this cltyi
"No Congressman has taken deeper interest
In probing the unquestloned corruption existing
In the government OF the District OF Columbia
than the Hon. Robert D. Roosevelt, Of this city.
lie has received the full share OF abuse which
falls TO every reformer, but his labors have not
lacked appreciation In the very region where
they have been most attacked. On his retire
ment from Congress the citizens OF Washington
presented Mr.. Roosevelt with gold headed cane
as q testimonial Of their appreciation OF his ser
vices In their favor against the Board OF Public
scripilon, Presented to the Hon. r. u. Roose-
welt, OF New York, by the tax-payers, for his
efforts to secure honest goyernment N the DIS
ION. March D. isiS,' while on the end, the mono
gram n. D. r. Is engraved"
Similar announcements are made In the
Herdld World and other journals, 40 that
We presume the honorable" gentleman has
been exhibiting his walking stick to tho
New York editors aud cntrcatlng them to no.
tlce Il.
The question naturally presents itself who
are the taxpayers" who gave Mr.. Roose-
velt this suggestive mark Of their appecla-
tion and cstcemi The great majority OF our
citizens and taxpayers feel more like laying q
stout stick across his shoulders for his
ISLANDERS and misrepresentation during tho
last twelve months than presenting him with
a piece OF ebony tipped with gold. The
whole story OF this cane presentation h
highly improbable. We do not believe thert
Is word OF truth In Il. II Roosevelt Il ex
hlblting any such cane in New York, the
journalists and people Of that city may b
certain that he bought Il himself that nc
taxpayer" OF W Washington ever contributed
| q cent toward II.
National Republican., 1873-03-08
IIOODITyIIsyI.

San Francisco Is bothering her municipal
brain over perplexing question, which she
oddly deslgnates by the name Of hoodlumlsm.
To obtain an understanding Of her troubles
a little explanation as to the meaning Of the
word and Its derivation is necessary. The
half-grown youths who infest society, annoy
pcacoablc people, destroy property and make
themselves generally useless and dburdensome,
arc known as "hoodlums." A hoodlum,
therefore, Is a juvenile rowdS which San
Francisco fnds 1t difficult to govern or sup
press-the latter being the more de-
slrable object Of the two. Several pro-
iessional gentlemen Of that clty-lawyors,
dIyInes, ,teachers-hays made public addresses
on tho vexed problem Of the cause and cure
Of hoodlumism Hon. Frank NJ Pixley,
formerly United States District Attorney,
seems to have asccrtalned at least the cause
Of this rowdyism, and in his explanation Of
It Ia anything but complimentary to the
Argonauts Of 40, about whom Bret Harte Is
lecturing. Mr.. Pixley says that California
was originally settled by gamblers, and that
that early passion has continued TO the
present time "till we may almost say to-day
that our population is composed Of gam
immigrants Of later years, however good
and pure they were on entering their new
homes, have become demoralized as II by in-
incubation, 20 that while to-day San Fran
cisco has o few patient tOllers, content TO
work inlustriously and live honestly, the
great proportion Of her business Is to gamble,
and her money is always ready for risky
adventure that promises a rich though ille-
ultimate and unlawful return. Mr., Pixley,
after this severe commentary on San Fran
clsco's composition, sums up In the following
style; "And In the face Of all this demoral-
lzatlou, Ia II any cause for surprise that our
boys and girls do not grow up the models OF
virtue and propriety2 We have Withdrawn
from them the restraints Of a strict discipline
of moral example, and we wonder that
they take advantage Of their freedom.
We have excused them from labor by
not having provided employment for them.
We furnish them with hut few national
and cheap amusemcnts, and we are Vexed
that they seek those that are not innocent We
arc Indignant because they do not avoid their
snarcs. We furnish billiard-rooms, whisky'
saloons, dunCe-collars, melodeons and broth
els all over our town. and affect to be sur
prlscd that they produce such fatal results.
What right has. that father who respects
nothing human dT divine, who has no re-
lglon, and no regard for the religion Of au-
other, who lives by his wits, has no leglu-
mate UuSiucss, who has no Sabbath for him
self, who has cultivated no taste for domestic
life, who drinks ut public saloons, who uses
proiane language, who ayoids honest Indus
Try for himself and does not by his conduct
seem 10 honor It's possession by another-how
shall such father expect his sou to grow up
National Republican., 1873-03-08
pERSONAI.

Miss Clara Louise Kellogg goes to Europe
in June.
Mr.. James Gordon Bennett will return from
Europe In April
w. L, washington, esd, Of Memphis, Is at
the Imperial Hotel
- The Attorney General OF the Sandwich
Islands Ia q graduate OF Yale.
- "slr, IL fatigues the Indignation" was Robt.
Toomhs' reply TO one who asked about recon-
structlon.
= tho daughters OF the late Mr. Greeley have
determined to retain the management Of the
Chappaqua farm.
Bret Harte disappointed lecture audience
IN New York on Tuesday night This Is about
the twelfth time.
"A Chicago paper eulogizes the one solitary
street car conductor in that city who "keeps his
face and hands clean"
- Mrs. Maria Jourlan westmoreland, OF Geor-
gla, the author Of the brilliant novels, "Heart
our city, and the guest OF Madame Boullgny.
Vice President Wilson has given his consent
to lecture In Wilmington, Delaware, under the
auspices OF wilmington Division No. I, 3. OF T.,
at any time when arrangements can be made.
Fashionable ladies', who want to retain q
name for stylishness, will have TO get their
dresses from some other maker than Worth, the
Parlsian fashlonAbles.
A SRw YORK paper says Judge Noah Davis,
who presided at the Tweed trial, Is ''decorous
and very subdued Ia manner, and wears great
DIX htCtlC KhlOhntht winch bplhhh lnIOuRu tue
mud like Noahs ark In a gale OF wind"
"A white marble statue OF Queen Victoria,
weighing seven tons, has arrived at Windsor
Castle and Is to be placed In the yestlbule OF the
state Department. The Queen II represented
sitting on q chair, with dog lying by her side.
- Gen. A. c. Jones Is the author Of the inter.
estinR story In last Sundays Herald, entitled
| "Out OF the Depths" Gen. Jones, under the
| nom DE- plume OF "Rankin BroOkes," has written
several brilliant sketches and forth, and we are
| glad that his hand hath not forgot lts cunning.
Mr.. Gallus ThomAnh. vel known among
| our German fellow-citiHsns as the former able
| editor of the WdshinoiDa AnztSger, has been
offered 4 prominent position on the editorial
stan OF the New York Democrat, (Republlcan,)
but has declined TO accept II, his present position
| being more lucrative.
Hon. Charles Hays, OF Alabama, has been
presented with q beautiful walking cane, made
| from the live oak OF the rebel ram Albemarle.
| The head OF the cane Ia ornamenteh with q
| mounted hOwitzer, handsomely carved and In
scribed. Mr.. Hays Is an active member Of the
Naval Committee Of the Honse. and the present
comes to him from some Officers at the Norfolk
navy ward.
National Republican., 1873-03-08

THE Tribune growls at the display upon
the 4th OF March in this city, reminds US how
Thomas jefferson rode down to the Capitol
entirely unattended, and thinks that tive
have made but small advance In the matter
Of Democratic simplicity" Perhaps SO and
In view Of this fact how grave calamity was
the non-electlon Of Mr.. Greeley. II fate had
ordained his Inauguration on the 4th the prob
abilities arc that ho would have walked up
the Avenue TO the Capitol, in the fashion, as
to his pautaoons and boots, in which he was
accustomed to walk upon Broadway. And
then what q sensation we should have had.
And what beautiful lesson II would have
becn In Democratic simplicity.
The old threadbaro story about Jefferson
has done duty about long enough. The gen
tlemen who quote 1t In future should remem'
Der that jefferson could not have done any
thing else. When ho was inaugurated Penn
sylvanIa avenue existed only In name. II
was no more Of a street than the blazed path
OF the hunter In the primeyal forest. We
have no desire to detract from whatever
merit may be his due, but there Is no use In
falsifying fact merely TO do him an honor
which he can afford TO do without.
National Republican., 1873-03-08
TIE WOMEN CLERKS IN THE DE.
PAUTMENTs.

The Philadelphia Bulletin calls attention to
the fact, and severely comments upon II, that
the House OF Representatives, who voted to
increase their own salaries, rejected without
debate proposition to give women clerks In
tho Departments the compensation to which
thoy are so Justly entitled. We heartily con-
cur In oil that our contemporary says upon
this subject, and think with II that the incom-
ing House ought to repair the neglect Of Its
predecessor In this matter; and II II chooses
to do 30, will be warmly supported by public
opinion. There is no more deserving, faith
full, and honest class Of public servants than
the women In the service Of the Government,
aad 1t Is only simple Justice that when they
perform the same service rs male clerks they
should be paid the same compensation.
National Republican., 1873-03-08

Will Mn. AUSTIN BLAIR, who was so
modest In retaining craftsmanship against
the will OF majority OF the House, continue
bis minority persistence, and refuse to accept
the 81, 900 salary compensation to Represent
atlves, or will he take II and give Il to some
Republican whose claim has been dlsallowed
throngh his ncis2
National Republican., 1873-03-08

THE INCREASE OF salaries Of Congrcssmeu,
which they voted to themselves, will not be
paid until next week. The REPUBLICAN
thought Of printing list of those who so
Violently opposed this measure, and yet were
anxious to receive Its benefits after Its pas
sage. Among the first of these was the Rosy
Roosevelt otherwise known as Horny Hon
nal,. :,
National Republican., 1873-03-08

THE GovERSMEST PRINTING OFFICE h
now printing and publishing the debates of the
extra session Of the Senate, under the title Of
the Congressional Record, and will continue
TO do 80 until a contract ls made by the Joint
Committee on Printing. The Congressional
Globe Is at the same time published, that es-
tabllshment being several days behind hand
the publicatlon Of the debates.
National Republican., 1873-03-08
business Hour. at the Executive Mas.iss,

Cnii the an n March the President Win devote
tie forenoon, from 900 to 10 O'Clock, to Senator'S and
Members. The general reception Qt risitors IN the
afternoon, from 10 TO 2, irn b Discontinued, and
only uOss whO hare important buansas Tii b
all0lred inierriers.
National Republican., 1873-03-08

OF COURSE SAM Cox will donate his extra
5000 to New York founding hospital or
to tho Greeley monument fund, or will he
spend It In some foreign country
National Republican., 1873-03-08

WILL THAT unselhsh Hoosier (who's your)
patriot, Mike Kerr, who saw in the increase
Of salaries an immense swindlc, but who
thought the saving Of sloo, 1000 per annum In
the printing Of he Globe piece Of partisan
iniquity, turn over his 5000 to Treasurer
Spinner as n contribution TO the conscience
fund.-
National Republican., 1873-03-08

WILL Mr. MuLLETT's malicious dofamer,
fanclful Farnsworth, who said the increase Of
salaries was O fraud and a swlndle, accept
the extra SCOOP OF course not.
National Republican., 1873-03-08

IT Is ESTIMATED that one hundred and
sixty thousand dollars have been expended
during the last three months In defraying the
expenses Of Congressional Investigations.
National Republican., 1873-03-08
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN

rg- All ccpmunicAtions, NlCibtT on business
for publication, should be addressed to WM. J. Mon.
rAou, Proprietor NATIONAL REPUBLICAN. washing
ton. D. c,
National Republican., 1873-03-08

Will Handley, Of Alabama, devote hls cx-
tra 5000 to defraylng the expenses Of his
contest, or to the benefit Of his ku-Klux con-
stituents In the Albany pcnitentiary1
National Republican., 1873-03-08

Will oAKEs AMEs place his extra s5,ooo
whore Il will do the most good3
National Republican., 1873-03-08
STEAMSHIP LINES.

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fSss ~ sf.II ~ 2s',ss5n.S 9ns$H n S$$HSfss s
North RiSer. SsN York. hates q PAssAse-cabin.
:tsersse, q 6lsc scnsiSvn. iiYerpopi, SisssoW. Lon.
donderry, London. Cardlf, OF bristol. %, cnrren.
rency, sight bfafs On afsat Britain and Irsisnd
Tor sale Apply to JOHN y DALE Agent, IS broad.
49, hippLEfOSS S.Ss,ISos,o. 20,
National Republican., 1873-03-08
Wan DrPARrAHsr,
Ap{yTAsT aEsEHts oIlloE,

Wan DHPARrMHsrl
ApyuTASr 0EsRnl Us oIT1oE,
WAAnMoToE, Feb 81, lslN
GsHsrdI OrIsT, Ma %.
The following circular from the Treasury
Department, amendatory Of that Issued In
General Orders No. |, Of 1872, from this office,
Is published for the information and guidance
of oil concerned;
Circular dnSndaiOry n that u January ., 1879
reldtipe 10 public moneys and Odcidl checEs ~ Int
ted States DisbuTsfng 0aeers.
TREASURY DEPARTMRHT,l
February II, lsfa \
That paragraph Of Independent Treasury Cir
cuar No. I, OF January Q, 1872, limiting transfer
checks drawn by one dlaburslnR ofiicer In favor
OF another, TO transfers OF credits on the books
OF the deposltaTy where they are payable, Is
hereby revoked. GRO. 3. BOUTWELL,,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
BY order of the Secretary Of War
J.. d. TOWNSEND,
Adjutant General.
National Republican., 1873-03-08
toPFIcIAI-l

Wan DEPARTNEEr,l
ApIurASr dEaRsAL's oITIcE,
WARRINGTON, Feb Is, isla
GsHsrdi Ordsrs No. ~
The payment Of rent, or any allowance,
for quarters or fuel Of officers servants Is
hereby prohibited until more specific logisla-
tion shall sanction II.
By order Of the Secretary Of War
L. d. TOWNSEND,
Adjutant General
National Republican., 1873-03-08

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
Of the District Of Columbia holding aSpeciAl Term,
ss RsSHaR Sn.RiISo MsaSSw oR the Sf sssiRs
ton city. u. O., deceased. All persons having
claims AGAINST the said deceased are hereby warned
To- eIhibi the same with the voucher thereof To the
subscTiber on or before the nth day Of February
neIt: they may otherwise by law be excluded from
OWEN under nv hand' this 9th day Of February,
ls7a hebsf9wl JAM BhADfOhD.
THIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
i scrtbara have Obtained from the supreme Court
Of the District Of OolunbA, holding SPECIAL Term
lettsrs Of administration on the personal estate Of
THOMAS SHREEyE, late Of Washington county, Die
tTict Of Columbia, deceased. All PerHons having
claims against the said decreased are hereby warned
10 exhibit tho same, with the vouchers thereof 70
the subscriber, on or before the 18th day OF Feb
ruary neIl, they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benehl Of the said estate.
Given under our hands, this 18th day Of February,
ls71 ELIZAbETH ANN SHREEYE,
L. q, WHEELER,
National Republican., 1873-03-08

u wAsHISGroR, d. O., Feb. Is, 1879
On tho petition Of TIyoDohE T. woopRuFF,. Of
Philadelphia Pa praying t9E ihs eItspsion e q
iOT an Improvement In Seats aud COuches for Han
road CArp go ,
Ills ordered that mOny In the case be closed
on the 2ath day OF April neNl; that the time for
tllng arguments aud the Examiners report be lin:
petition 10 heard on the iiih day Of May next
AS GssPsoh ns{ 9bp92TstiHETT 9bp921Tst uommispIoper
National Republican., 1873-03-08
i United STATES PATENT OFFICE, -,

On the petition Of HIcHGRD N, Hoe, OF New York,
~ praying for the extension q patent 20
MIN on the e3d day OF August, 1869, and reasued IN
the aOth day Of june ISL, for an improvement IN
Feeding Paper 10 Printing Presses,
ID IA ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed on the 22d day Of July nslt; that the time
for hlipg ArgumentA and the eKAmlners tfpoft n
pstitiOn be heard on the 6th day Of August next.
mrifuSW M D LEd6RTT, Commissioner.
National Republican., 1873-03-08
BOARDING.

SPACIouS ROOMS AND PARLORs, HOUSE
- nrst class, heated throughout, hot aud cold
water In each room; baths. A oomfortAble home
~ per week, ~ per month, Romantic yisw Of the
PoARDING.-BoARD, WITH OR WITHOUT
Executive Departmsnta. Apply at old Twelfth
street. eetween and streets northwest sopaad
National Republican., 1873-03-08

II oss OF LAND wARRANT.-MILTTARY
~ BOUNTY LAND WARRANT, No saJt2. for
house, apriynte in the Illinois militia, Black Hawk
war. and ~ hip sssigned TO u9lMin pennell and
ior The purpose c Inc ssms fcf ssncsied
warrant No LAod. loceted BY said penneh Said
missioner q General Land Once February u. isT1
sad c3SmmssionsI ,S sAys IN y. Letter hlreh va
Calvin g. Pennell Intends making application 10 the
Comtnipai0neT OF Pensions for the issue Of dupii.
iasTuav Attorney for Cainn 8 fennsil.
National Republican., 1873-03-08

Twenty i've cents per line. Advertisements under
the head Of "For Sale or Rent /" wanted ald
Found" and "POrsonal,- twelve and half cents itr
line.
National Republican., 1873-03-08
RATES OF ADVERTISING

MAn subscribers, ssoo per rear; San for siI
onihl, and e2oo for three months, invariably In
adyance.