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DARN saie.rhe subscriber offers in AeI.
anda county about two miles from the Potomac bridge,
half mile south Of the toll % nearly opposite The residence Of
James Roach, ESQ., containing 81 acres Of land.
Also brick dwelling and
avenues I7 and 18th containing good
with
Also dwelling street, nd street, directly
north OF the observatory, containing six good rooms
Persons wishing purchase, bargain o the
property further pacuiars apply 10
Sep 6-eoa 4r JOSEPH FRASER.
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FILTERS Of having granted undersigned
Ii by The orphans Of the District Columbia on
Thomas deccased he hereby persons
ted within time required by law, they win be barred
M st THOMAS J. JOHNSTON, Jr,
Administrator.
Aug 23-lsw<w Intel 4 Republic
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Death of Captain Ho.savd.

Sr. LOUIS, Sept l4-Capain Howard who was shot by
Lansdown, died on the 18th int post morem examns-
ton made and the ball found lodged In his spine.
The jury rendered verdict Of wlfnl murder
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ny GREEN a TAsTET, A.st,s.ssr.-
ADAMS a co.'s CALIFORNIA ExrRess.
&M Q2 Ak23

CaIomia and w unnsnh ies
iers parcels packages specie, &c 70 San Fnesco via tho
sthmus Tor Chaee, sendnf special
agent through each p who will take charge o. our freight and nj
tend TO rs immedas aenvsy Leuen wln sso sc
yich Islands by every sailing from New York for Caes
,elnber EMPIRE CITY, under the direction q M
D M Haskell who has for several been vorsby known
die public Boston once and WHO been admit
reside San Francisco and have entire control
Of our business there
I" Chesnut street, Philadelphia.
l62 baltimore street, Baltimore.
Pennsylvania avenue, washington.
Sept T-eodti4h
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have gevous point indeed, when the Express AL
ways ready up tho delinquencies OF Its political
friends Is thus forced forward and proclaim the
world only that the faithful, capable, and honest
hubug is sheer CANNON, but that In the New York
tomhouse experience proves that the appointees Of
the present (not Of the lasD administration are
the scamps against whom the Washington Republic
daily rails The truth Isl the patronage Of that Office, when
administered by the as collector disposed OF with an
eye directed solely the public interest while under Mr.
Maxwell, the only question asked Is, Will the contemplated
bcstowa Of the salary the ends Of the federal party
generally and the private purposes oil the whg opponents
Mr. Senator Seward particularly Mr. M belongs to the
antiScward clique. The Of his hostili the ur
advanc OF that gentleman. however, has only be
come apparent since he virtually gave 10 Mr.. Elk
Governor John Young the disposal OF the Offices nominaly
IT his bestowaL The friends Of Ex-Governor Seward In
city rubbing their hands the fasr pas which
rival ex-governor has made in searching out insu.
,nenis be pcnsionsd the public treasury, with the
their future against the demigod OF the for
ner.
isan admitted fact that the corps OF removed inspect
s efficient and give general satisfaction than
my other in tho service Of the government this
,oint The between the In which they
discharged their duties and that In which the duties Of
hose Offices performed, goes far generate the
disgust the present management Of the customs
department. felt by the importers OF New York, without
distinction Of party The fact the existence OF this disgust
| IS notorious here as anything can be.
Among the sights Of New York especially worth SEEING
look the audience In the theatre OF Nblos Garden
rom the and top Of the third tier Of seats
With the exception Of perhaps oneh Of the three thou
sand wedressed people who are nightly comfortably sss'ed
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ber.lsu.l,.u ara fol.e.ome ,p,rit. ~ ,.ycl,y
IT.. true ,aenIs c,ta.inlalcd vim Inn ~ ia
irury BE- was dpH. n.clf But he st..l per.
sisted H. pracucc began 20 fail oir End n'lny
lnobrd ou Inn a- on the snTc road 20 run. He
uas I'd .od 10 get mnsrsj With a view Of cor.
recfme hi. ha'e'- TIL. b. consented 70 DO Il
the right person offered H. accordingly PAD
h., addresses 20 Miss Gamble. Alrr some
month. attention lr asked her hand IN msr.
rage. She replied" Mr. WIT. | have beer.
WI aNarc Of your intention. for some time
back, and should have Gwen Won 10 understand
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Il was impossible for the boats 10 make any
progress. They finally succeeded after im-
mense loss, to get along side OF her. and at
tempted 10 board her at every quarter checred
by the officers with shout of No quarter
which we could distinctly hca, US well as their
shrieks and cries. The termination was near
about a iolul massacre.
Three of the boats were sunk and br. one
poor SOLITARY officer escaped death, in boat
that contained fifty souls he Was wounded
The Americans fought with great hrmncs, !,
some of the boats were left without single
man 70 row them; others with three or four I;
the most that any one returned with was about
ten several boats ilualcd ON shore full Of dead
bodies.
with great reluctance ] state that they were
manned with picked men and commanded by
the ut, 20 Sd, and ith licuienants of the Plan
tageart the lst, I'd, Sd, and lih lieulouanis of
the trigaic, and the LIST officer of the brig, to-
gctlor With great number Of midshpmen
oar whole force exceeded 400 men, hu, three
officers escaped, two u: whom were wounded
THIS bloody and unfortunate contest lasted
about forty minutes.
Aftr the boats gave out nothing more was
attempted TIL daylight mex, morning. when the
Cnrnation hauled along side and engaged her
The pryatcer still continued TO make gallant
defense. These veterans reminded me OF law
rcucc'S diving word. on the Chesapeake, &" DO nit
give up the ship The Carna,iou lost one Of
her 'opmasls, and her yards were shot away
she was much cut up IN the rigging, aud t.
reNoJ several Shots m the hull. Ihi- Obliged
her 10 haul oh 10 repair and 10 ceasc her firing.
The Americans now finding their principal
gun, tthc oug Tom) aud several others dis
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W. wauil iic alad lo know whether the new
postmaster for ia, Eambsfs ios oihe b. She
nsnioah uas peeu found A'fuf4a ! indicator.
H. has not w learn tha, tie nov con-
p,..,.,n is addressed ip q Mr. " 5h ger,
somebody uo' to he found anywhere ln The
ae,rhhsrhood "a Eduhurg. The former goai-
na.t.-. Nr Miller vino h. good drfHosra, aad
an accommodating gentleman hss ~ cen-
..r,e,i % iahc carr Of tat Office udti tnf Wat
rem hnd. Wing who r. willing q tao We
presume II f.U can hnd Nalss cn ae' IN lls
Tenth Lagoon Nho ut Wiling 70 OBI ihe
ht,.s petty po-ialfce h, Nlli sh.a~.' 'hem Tlih-
er ihsu E,,rtali tatm 70 be- held hf rriseaii' -,
cafacos What r.ht has demoef'i' 'e hold
say olice unier tais lH'n,afaisie " ne-l@r'l
As.lrKuscKlFrlfE admins a.l'an
RafSt..aaa RecH'-
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The Bo,ion P5a says THE pos'masters
thro.fhna, the coujry are dying by hundreds Of
,olamrr.morbuN Every man attmAod by II
a, once feels himself 4 'cse,
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.esoolns.icr dri,ia.s aSen, ana wishing .
Ao',,s- hm4H tn scholastic styl'. drsseist
t,rns-.f ,h.s Inv. Hia.t, sad a,sa, Erl's
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To polTr NovsG NINA novel mode of
putting down am intoilcrahlc nuisance ha, been
adoptrd al the quiet and picturesque Village OF
Sbcustore wilh complete success. For a con-
siderable time . uumbpr of liijcratc young
mou assembled at the principal entrance to the
church. and amused themselves by r.akiug in
i,,orons remarks on the person, dress, Ac, OF
cacn female, irrespective Of social posiionJ
i- ,ho entered the church, no female escaped
laeir Vulgar rudcncss \ fortnight ago, hand
mIl. OF which the following is \ copy, WAS
posted throughout ihe village:
NAMED, about twenty Young men, of ali
shape. aud SIZES from lhc tall dandy with hair
rru..u ON hl, upper wots, 10 stuff hlro,r's
cushion, down 10 the little mmpbackcd, ircck.
ca Zee. buN.o-gcd, CARROT -headed uP,tlri
me- object is to FORM gaping corps 10 be ~
'lcud4acc 90 the church door on caci. sabbath
before the commencement OF divine service, To
stare at the females "a they enter. and make
delicate and geatlrae1y remarks on their per
.on and dress. All VINO wish 10 eull-i IN the
above corps, viii appear at The church door,
ncNt Sabbath moru,ag as usual, when They
wil he duly Inspected and their names, personal
appearance, amount of brains, g.. registered
ia a book kept ior that purpose, and published
m haudMlls To be- distributed all over the par
i,h. TO prevent general rush, y will be well
to state, thal none will be enlisted who possess
intellectual capacities above that OF wcll.bfed
donkey
The nuisance IL discontinued.
Evruns There is much truth IN the fol-
lowing from Arrqni~r's Hfssenger;
\ man sio has no cuemir, is seldom good
l..
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o H! SCI q 3 o K q.

Their !. tranquil and teu4er beauty IN the flllow.
ine Hines; which goes directly to the readers hear,
Read and weep;
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BURRING MACHINE.
To all those who are interested I'm Burning

TTNHE subscriber has obtained issue of his pa
i tent dated October 49, 1910, for Burning Wool
and Cleaning Cotton the reissue is dated July 81
lS49. The claims in the following words, viz:
LIST. al claim the combination Of the common
feeding and picking apparatus, with the Comb
toothed Cylinder"
End. 81 claim the forming and arranging the
teeth of Cylinders for burning wool and cleaning
cotton, i'm such a manner that their outer convex
sides shall be substantially concentric with the axis
Of the Cylinder for the purpose Of seizing and hold
ing the fbres and presenting surface against
which the guard can act in removing burrs and
other foreign matter therefrom."
This is TO forbid all persons building vending
any burning machines that contain substantially
the above principles, without my consent.
And all those who have machines containing
these principles in operation must account to me
for their use or be subjected damages according
TO law. MILTON ID. WHIPPLE.
LOWELL, August 81, 1919
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coRsxR 6rH srsxrT AND PENN. Avrsuf, Up STAIRS,
Directly opposite the Naso~ni Hotel.
June ls-iy