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TREASURY DErA RrxENT, March "a 1881.
THE having legislatures during
l649 called upon creditors
republic de tho Of the state previous the ist Of
OF their claims and Con
having approved 9th September, 1885, authorizing
millions Of five stock 10 the said State Of
directed five millions Of said stock should be issued
Texas, for imports
pledged 6e the the United Sntes
against United
bonds cerAcates, such forms shall be
President of he United States Now Il order .s ri. depart
the claims which
imports pledged, the holders Of all
Claims required fe the amount and description Of them
Uniied clnn
ably which has approved BY the President
und States Of the above sct Of the S Of
september, 1885, siagsf a8 ,,~r ,,,.,.-,, ~
Il 8BE1aaN = Acting Secretary ofthe Treasury.
FORM OF RELEASE
Whereas Congeas approved September 1850 ten
said mennned with proviso
than millions said ssock shall bs sued until
Of 5se holding bonds and other ccrncntes OF
for which dues imports were specay
Of the United States releases Of all
for VI said bonds or
the undersigned creditor OF h'e state
holding and the owner o the following
Of the BEL and tor which
duues nihc said specially pledged
Here describe the bonds or ceytncaasl
Now, the OF complying with he provisions o. ad .s
against them, for OF on
account bonds cerihcates) above described
Witness my hand and seal 1t t---- ths ------day OF
sesed and delivered in presence Of
~ fTwo Witnesses t a ts
Mar 2j-dt3i Awtsep3l
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eHAeral Land Omlce.
"A Ans-ll a H6Hu

uMEkoUb applications having been made
Iosaion AZ relation 10 The In which land
us hs ast of 2e September 1880 should be located following
answers thereto have been prepared 10 wit I'll H0 XXI
There three modes BY which made
lst ny The warranlee In person 3
e ~ The waranee through the agency Of this Office
". BY an agent attorney
IL the rsi adopted application made
In wng specifying district, county in
which The location desired and be affidavit
according 10 the following forIa No. l.
Where the third mode IL adopted, power attorney must be
Produced executed by the presence
according to the following tor No = which
be Proved
authorized 10 take the acknowledgment Deeds according form
No Bora. - st tlsVT .fT'- {" IA '--T
Ia all the will be land once
where ths location ad unless special directions contrary
be given, .# &.#. I#F
\. .sf.. J. BUTTERFIELD Commissioner,
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BALTInORE AND wAsHINoTOS RAILROAD. 4
Hour. Of Departure Of ths Passenger Trains.
From Washington at a. m and a. p M daiy, and
Prom Baltimore p daily, and n daily
FEB s~dly H.PARsoNs. Agent
ne :. r. .,s1a, m
ground ,hsn dasueeoyp- in the county u, sase.
No 7 Rslunore Balmce Bosdwsy and leonard
street. s F.ssrsa s Main street, soos % street. Lyaeh
H. Ss:",ful ard highly finished
.I.ornsry Improvement in.urinx faithful and highly finished
The rotary ground H. wh,shunt,
and nv to The o,, ,n,0 y ,sou
"S sy re 81 H.
J. H. W. public generally his elegantly
n..sed gallery Tucker. whore fee
So,s.t.ndns The unusual composition d.sueco,ypc.
I.n...e. ofsvsry description copied, and
attended TO. N.s Nov 1-dy
'a MOSES L. HOrT,
ATTORNEY couNsKrLoR AT Law,
Sam Faneisco, California.
cn ~.' n g. %s 'ssn s New ssys S
Henry : Gs eS sso Tn s. ss% Yo
s "" r Hsssv, ESQ, BOSTON, Ms.seho.sr Hatch ..as
Poy.@oah, New Hsmp-hrs May 7-q.wly
aEscY. w..h,nsse-.-zIbs uaaer.isnca iss Of the in
D<rtiOu
ce. mail and TO those OF hs southwestern
section his rcovsi from once
doe moi he hiss for
cspariy, and hdeiy, and
Of with their hearty
consent TO susi him therein.
All oders M the sent o
thankfully received and promptly dsp~iched
- JAMES OWNER, Agent,
Julv DIR late Of Post Once Department
! I KNOX WALKER VIII practise law IN the swprssse
United States, and scuA To tho posecuttoA of
claims against Addr.~@ Washinsen, D. g.
Ib-su r5 aIaa1. \
N II H(pDE a CO.. Wholesn1e and Retail Dealers
cloths, mane, maesriais,
shcenne furnishing soed~ xcneray III
PennsyvsAis avenue TIN 9Th Streets Washington,
u. u.
Aug 9s-n %1
CIxTy-ONE desirable lots. stwsted IA hour
hins chs uburha sn'c accom-
4 modssing terms Apply t. a' 9e 4I.....,
4 - W..'' NJ. THOMPSON,
| - Once one door ofJachen NAH, Penn avenue
| ian i7-u
4 1--
i ID EmOvAI.-DE sEI.DlNc 4 wyLIE hsve remove" hs,f
IL General Agency Seventh snss pe,wee"
and scst Opposite odd FeIlows Hail. two doors from the
National fnteUigeNcer ohce, -#.r E eH r
Mu 0-Sxwu h
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
(MORSE LINE) NJ N@

~ (MORSE LINE N@
4 -aa WASHINGTON ossIcI, rEsssYLvAMA AvxHus,
3 F.h house of National Hotel, No .. - t,s
THE first line established BY company
States and consequently the oidcste
estwssY wA.iag3sa ksmoe Plsaslph sna New York and
delivering drsceivine 1t
de Grace Wimngton 1cnton Pncseca New DsanswAc& Now
and Jersey Cthe only line in the country tho time
lately and
transmit deliver number Of which
accuracy pomptnoss and fidelity hitherto uDequAled Th Has
with other companies of Morse lines n0rh
which and payment will be delivered desired The
ness IN both It's transmission and mode Of delivery Of msa.sess ds
charges all with special With ci
ties for business by this company n
ted this ne and ey do find reliable fbr tsle
graphing The offices Of the Magnetic Telegraph Company
city Psnnyyana ait house q haenal
Hote; BALTIMORE No Exchange
No. l0l Chestnut street. Quincy Granite budny New York. No.
s Hanover street, corner Of Beaver. <NA III
.Ll 0 WIN. M. SWAIN, Prssdent
March l4--3mds @ggb .4f# AHis @St ~ u ss -..t.
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NEW York and California; MintonaArs Association
One thousand shares Of thousand dollars Capital co.,
O0 limited number OF shares to be obtained by influential
special parnsfs, admitted
revised Of New Yok, free from
Of shares issued therefor to return ten cent annually
doubling WHOLE nafe operations
mining United States under te direction and
troll Of s..f OLIVER HOLDEN,
As the Chief Agent Of the Company,
No. II Wall street. New York.
responsible throughout the Union
the United States appl
the association be employed Al d
points, line of and be made
available for trade, the mails and freight and
from Europe, Asia Africa, and the Americas.
There and busness doing with Cho
MIA Paci6c long supply gold
for goods and manufactures will astonish the
aud calculations therefor And lis 70 this
demand and profit thereby that this being ormed
dert the hrna nd o. HOLDEN 4 CO., .cs
Mercanue Commission Merchants, Banking
Mining Agents, New York and San Francisco
Capital 81 100000.
Feba-u
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[ Warrantee's Signature.l
FORM No 3,

STATE Hf.aHf-5.eef r#Ntsr# Q.s HH.. Z. #
COUNTY $3.50 -ya8sa asls# ..f
On this -- day of--, in the year, personally up
peared Acre insert ~arase and acknowledged the with
he deed and certify TINT we'll
know The said acre insert The carTdns and he ID
the who described In the within power who
ecuied the ~ '.s' t-i7 l6" VII X ~ fs9taa Fs
'b8 fOEcer's Signaf.rel
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NEW French Ec.nhrosaertes. sgc-The xub-crberr
~ raS which viii Be-
much prices reduce stock We The follow
Is sIa. handsome embroidered muslin eh'mi's"
10 rien embroidered chsmi.e,, with sleeves to match
900 low priced aauimmea .n red muslin Linz collars
% pairs rich embroidered muslin sleeves
- real thread lace eaps. which % we WIZ sell great bargain
% misrss' embroidered csmbrc robes.
We have n shswis, -csrfr, hc,-
Rich shamsison sf md eoored Seese shaw some vey rich
sss lac: lace and sss RI. . and plat" black silk 'W
A.o, fancy coored bercss and cashmere scarf. N #@
larry invited assortment sell dc
.ons any other goods In our line As low " any house in the
country - - . -.
" ELvILLs sermons-2 volumes.
III Mannisgs scrmonsthrec serie~ in three volumes FL
Law Of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the
Bi.no, shorts H.y the Church Of England
Meanders Hoy Of the Christian Religion and Church. VOL
"a T.. r.. s.Ts New rTys. s i's By ssv
E.,ne:.ae~ BY en-, T.ylor
TssA.EEs. .Ei, song % BY !. 2; p p Taylor
sr Scene. IL cl.rsym.n. Lie BY q. !. Taylor
My 1I' o"'''''" rRANcK TAYLOR,
rOwNsESDs New Testament, American edition i
i edited BY D., Colt ! vol, large oc,.yo, 81
Critical Commentary and Pa,spr.s ns Old and New Tesla
Patrick Louth Amauld,
wsnwrsh,. shor Family Prayers. vol, 81 cents Ea
Wilhsorce's Family Prayers. 1 VOL, rs cenr E|sr n
The Whole Duty OF Man edition W Rev. w. b. Hawkins
Mc.sem Eece.s-,cal History, new edition. svo,,
a 25 1855 . N.Ht Dad at.t#
Paiey's Works vols, svo, complete in 2, o. 80,
studio. in Christian Biography; by osgood. 1 vol
Moreiis Philosophy OF Religion. ! vol.
Just received. - -
Mays ~ ls a.f.axHI# FANCk TAYLOR
THE Ironcgraphic Ency clopedia, No. 10.
Rays by Southworth.
Byrncs Dictionary of Engineering, No, ~.
Appleton's Mechanics Magazine, No. 5. Ht&
Just published, and for sale by L r. = -.
-'V' 7tHsN a# .sl3t TAYLOR 4 MAURy,
Maya Bookseier., near sh street.
yRENCH COOK ERY.-be Modern Cook-s practical guide
70 culinary AL its branches adapted we'll for the
largest mmer by u s
of celebrated in large
octave volume, with numerous engraving Price, %
May FhANCh IApLon-
80
MEXICAN Archaeological xResesrchss, No. The
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Nature In America, by =. q. Squier, A. NJ vol, svo
Dust nom the H-tor Placer by Mayo author Of ka
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- ,.u dav receiypd Gpr snle Nv TAYLOR h MAURY,
APPS booS'e"e's' "'"' =" '"e''
| Is,ERVANYN.--Wamted.a nj n male ssrvana and . g0od
cook 70 do smal fsHiy None viii BE- employees
vho canas Recommendations Inquire q hs Once
| Wsvai--l0f A'
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Per Pfnsy Pont aud Othsr Landings Poto-
mac, aud BsltInaere. I'll

Per Pinsy Polat aud Other Landings Poto-
..f mac, aud Bsltinasre.
a-h The pubis informed splendid low
- steamer BALTIMORE, Capt A. McCsusiand,
nted up win snd hundred and my bchs and
capacious hold viii sslasy
tween Washington and AsxaAdra
the ID of April = II
Leaving washington Mondays Thursdays O'clock
M ana Alexandra at 7f O'clock
wood al Aqua Cfsek and arrive Piney O'Clock
and Al Baltimore nght Returning the
unore Will leave Commerce wharf Baltimore O'Clock
on Tuesdays and Fndays arriving Alexandria O'Clock
M and at washington al lociock, Wednesdays and
Saturdays. IHEs@-lNH sfe& t.H4 rU# fI ru .H
Passage from Washington 10 Marbury 81 90
.-# Point
DO do 90
Excursion tickets TO Baltimore, with privilege OF
afternoon
The Baltimore viii stop different landings
lor passengers freight.
Meals and stateroo e. Hs #EHs G# L.
For further particulars, freight, apply the Captain
.Fr.TI-I7'T- - m GEO, MATTINGLY, Agent.
Mar H-2awl5t
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N TI# tIII1I" IN l4.lEE FNf n "A m. APRIL y, IS5I
N the petition of Daniel II. 1lweu, Of New New York,
praying for the extension Of patent granted TO him the l7
July, le37, tr
place the l7h day VI July, 85l-- s9,sf wa s7at
II ordered the said
Monday the lh day Of june, 1885, 70 O'Clock,
notified appear and show cause, have
said petition ought not TO be granted. t91 a tN AZ
Persons opposing the required file the Patent
Oce their objections, specifically forth writing,
before the Of hearng all testimony filed by either
to be used the said hearing be
cordance with the rules Of the Office, which will be furnished
pcauOn. 9t% #5s4b lEt}f aa.{.f +#tTsa 4H4A.E4
Ordered, also, published Repubc
lgencer and Union, Washington D. c. North American and Ga
zete, Philadelphia Pennsyvania Daily Boston,
sets Tribune New York; and Daily Atlas, Cincinnati Ohio,
week for three successive weeks the ast publication
ing before The 18th day Of April, 1851 -- ~Ia
X .Ura 1900 THOs. EWBANK,
\ Commissioner of Patents
Editors of above will please copy their
bills the Patent Office, with paper containing this notice
Ap l3-law3w afa5 f#8fr| 1916 IN E30fs.tt ia. 8s.
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FurAtsIltnK Dlatl Locks and Aeys.

POST OYFICK DEPARTMENT
T being other kind
sss i: s
examination and Upon this eonrae..
and key. for four years. with the h. the pa Of .he
m G % ssns 70 neSd and vns s me
a
Win procuring price, kind
au s a. @ % & o
on now may & develop - p.opsf TO 70 sa Una.
qualities viz durability uniformity shsness and M strength,
o
afterwards the annual supply viii depend the
tSs % service three
G and one ian s
win one win whom ns contract may Be made Be
other than that Of the Post Once Depart
TAs kind adopted patented paen,ee
be entering into contract make assignment q bis
fostmas.sr requremen,
O. s II case o. the the % :" s s sns ny
have ne s besides 70 ,ns penal
uae, with any other purity OF parties as hs may zee h for fur
In deciding upon specimens offered Pos.m.s
General deem ssIee, for The the
,crvs the night contrasting with different ndvduss
r:jse, ali he specimen. and proposals. shall
% sns % .up. s sn
thirty thousand dollsrs performance
for guarding their
ns into improper provisons
ranged Department the successful bidder II bid
should be accepted . .as1E.1 IN. Z J.5 p! 4
apple will be considered accompanied with salts
cioy olh. trustworthy character Of III. bidder and Of
his ability % fulfil tsE
lE#H# N. X. HALL, Postmaster General
March Is-- --lawil-tjuly
S,TA MMERING CURED.--DT. Comsiocks vocal gymnasium
y sammerng other defective articulation
siocut,on for the reception Of
pu pi successful for
than twenty years should be paid and directed
A. COMSToCk, M. d.,
9e Mulberry street, Philadelphia.
PHONETIC WORKS,
Published by A. Comstock, NJ D., philadelphia
fThe following the American phonetic alphabet
only sphsbe that has been the world because s
Distinct letter for elementary sound
the only that has nsn for te v.oas msdincaon Of the
speech, accent, infection, intonanon, Ac-]
The New Testament, u IS; The Phonetic Speaker ~ The
H The Phonetcen 43 The Phonetic Magazine
(o voume.J u so Ny Little GeosPhy ao eenn Tresse on
Phonology The First Book Of Popes Homer iad 2
octave pages Minstrel, IAN
a periodical entitled Comstocks Pho
p~c Telegraph pononncing aud genealogical
dictionary In OF publication the Telegraph
be directed
A. CoMSToCK, NJ. d., Philadelphia.
Fab
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elF Young Ladiics' Instatafes 9tft45 yars . y
Late Mrs. D. II. Burr's corner of oh and Streets n.
THE will charge institution
day the 2st Of April and will give his constant and Psoss
department. The usual branches thorough
English, French and mathematical education will be taught
The religious instruction of the Institute will be based the
ormularies Of the Protestant Episcopal Church. 5 l
The and principal teacher
him to look patronage public
ing measure OF success.
For boarding pupils, $75 per quarter. aas Il, 5u
For day I" Is to Sl6 I"
Payable always in advance
Music drawing, Latin, Italian Spanish, and German
Reference permitted Rev. c. M Butler, D. d. Rev. w.
rench mr. fEhush coyie, WasMnFon eX kev lame" MAY,
generally Of Philadelphia and r. Rev Alfred Lee D. d. Of
atta fsNsall s2 L8A Z fs&taat4I
-t.t sa .a .H.a @F#a f5s WILLIAM J. CLARK. a.
Mar al-ra5thAp #4atfaa l.~ - .Ell,k . s4saa.-
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TnIERsy History of the Fr~mch R>veASsas~, h~A"-
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Know all men by these presents, that lhes insert the Of
IdrTanfes,I Of the State hereby
constitute and appoint OF aud lawful
attorney, my nains land warrant -
for OF land, which issued under the Of September
1850 .-st.. w .-tIa.. ". ,-f
Po~er ofsubstitation may ybe inserted, II deredl
signed !" presence Of a.l
a,s5 (Wwrantees Sgnature.l
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BALTIMORE AND wAsHIN0TOS RAILROAD.
uo.r. Of Departure Of ths Passenger Trains.
From Washington at 6 a. m. and at p M dAiy, and
m. daily except Sunday.
cept Sunday. .A .-
Feb 3-diy TIL. PARSONS, Agent
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ADIES Dress Goods-The subscriber has now in store
Ia IS pieces plain baraye, embracing all the shades
gt 50 do figured barage, sone beautiful styles
/. 20 do do tissue, entirely new styles
$50 do deaine from 23 SIX princi
pay very rich patterns *
25 pieces Bohemian cloth, and pretty article
IS do linen usue, very pretty shades Il . .tt
1000 yards gnghams, all prices
10000 do printed calic0cs .# .Ns VI .i.
5000 pdn,sd lawns of lax cents, fast colon
and fine quality u Ea-8H p 81 -##a .Esc4HLl ..t3 lI
1900 yard. plain colorsd Swiss musin very beautiful article
tl2K cents "
could waited for the last few viii
Kindness shall make that
all bo accommodated. frtfF.F
= - III g. w. YERBY,
Pennsyivania avenue, between 7th and eth
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On every Other description Of paper, not d"sls-
hsteA sf0v@, hws tn be by the ofsce o'-
aerins II, whether circulars, tnstruet,ons, war
nnts, Eorms, returns, hc., ~ speciA~d IN The
hrst paragraph, hr- -
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A. 4 q. A. ARMOUR,
DRdPERS and TAlLORS,

. No. 303 Broadway, corner Of Duane street,
.dboue the Eyving House, NeW York,
DESPECTFUILY invite the attention offriends and the public
IL spring goods, of the patterns
which prepared make in the best and most
their usual moderate
aud vesny Of latest importaons elegant light silks
patterns of Paris embr0deries.
three skl artists employed In this
pants and waistcos Each
par,ment itself Army and uniforms made
with aud despatch, and in the approved
who this metropolis will find at this establish
everything their aud perfect f is always insured
b. PkRAIsA ATsThese elegant that
Castle Garden, awarded
premium the American Institute at their late fair
. Feb l5-dim
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NEW AND DESIRABLE GOoDs.-Just recsivsd-
IN 20 pieces handsome China silk rNa Nil SSH slf7
10 do do China silk grenadines d 1eiiI af
IS do do silk ussues, style seE II ..stri0.4
so do do plain and figured berege .. -.
10 do Donna Isabella, entirely new
10 do Donna Maria, do # 't sst a<4
20 do fudia silk @g..a aHt
do printed marques, for dresses, and pretty 81
50 do berege de laine
French figured fouisrd silk
20 do French de lsines, superior tk"aa &N ti
IS do biack silk, every quality and price a.4l tsg#
Is black lace manues Y..H.- l...F-r.. .-
g DO DO :s.mi. :s.mi s.aa5
black all widths .' I.Ea-IM .sUi El
superior plain and figured white and coored Aaw
Together with and handsome Of
goods Of all embroidered lace and muslin capes chs
collars sleeves, handkerchief silk Nts, kid snd sI6 ov
and Also large stock Of FrsnA ead
English cloths dnss, sesungs, ersva Ae " whsA
We solicit hs attention Of buyers a. MOO. . =. ~
Ap l0-2wn NJ r. H. HOOE Co.
ATlOS.The subscribers beg infbra thsr
IN and the public that they have opened azee aaA
well stock Of the following Mce which they invite u
enton, viz
Linen sheetinx, g. 81 10 A. and II Irish Eei -3lg
= o. s4, l04, and II 4, German essr arFd
PiIow-case linens, all widths, Irish and scotch .H#
White and brown cotton, do Ga, 81, I0A and ~
White and coIored Marseiles quilts, some very large
Alendaie quilts very cheap Es
Richardson's super family linens .#E H3# n.
Gray and Sons sofl finish do .@a F.. M.s#@ Il
Scotch Hollands Tor finally
Dnmask table cloths all sizes and qualities
yard, NIL widths,
lot OF sk and nannels ~
ladies' snder garments
Together with assortment OF house furnishing goods
Mar B-4wM r. H. HooE q 10.
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CLERKS ornoE HOUSE, or RrrRgsEsrArIvxs w. g..
@# ~ '.is2t,4 April s. lssl.
DROPOSALS will he received this once until
M day May for the delivery the Capitol of
dred fifty Of the best snhracie coal be broken
Jumps of fourteen pound weight the
posted in vaults Of the CAPITOL from fne particles
hundred y cords of quality hck
cords be sawed in pieces aud tAs
mander pieces and to be Delivered sawed and soycd
away before the first day Of July ensuing.
st4 t'ttN- RICHARD M YOUNG, itDaa
Clerk House of Representatives U. 3.
Ap 6-dt4hMnyif 9aa fU lb,tHBgs41s s8F
Intel, Republic, Southern Press,l ~, ..s.-..s
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For Norfolk. 4sEW NHFfl.
The Steamer cEOIA, having undergone thorough
repairs, will triDs the sbove pAacs
Leaving Washington "Wednesday and Saturday ococh
m. Returning, Norfolk every Monday and Tbursday
O'Clock Touching going and returning Cone rvsr and
usual landings Potomac for signals TO land @ -
Passage and fare, s. - : u ,L4h
AWiII-u JAMES MITCHELL, Captain.
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ID E.v. MASON MOBILES SEMINARY for Young L~Ates
IL will he hi. residence the corner s'n sad
Tuesday, Terms made Known on spv
principal ~ A0 @NNi
Ap i2-dtist May l.LI4 s1k
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ID EmOvAL. sEI.DlNc wYLIE hsve removed me,f
IL General Agency ard Law ofce seventh sss,
and srceb, opposite Fellows Hail. and TWO 400" H "e
National fnteiigeNcer Once. /.
Mar D--3mwu ~ tf
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TERRIBLE DEATB.--We have rarly read any
thing more horrible than the following from
the Russellville, KY. Herald:
On Friday night, the 9th inst, Mrs. Elizabeth
Smith, residing in the nor bern part of Logan
County, fell into the fire. place containing II
few chunks aud small stick OF two Of wood
on the fire, and when discovered, her body was
entirely, with the excegton Of portion of the
spinal bones, one thigh and foot, conSum-
ed. When first discovered, her form was
lying obhquely on the the hearth, and emitting
a light and brilliant blaze very much resembling
that given by burning an oily substance. Wa
ter was imediately thrown upon the fiery mass,
which SCENE to have extinguished II for mo-
ment hut which Immediately gnited again; and
an additional applcationo of water was required
before the blaze was extinguished, The remains
were then examined. when ii was found that
the entire body and frame, with the exception
before named, were entierly consumed, leaving
only substance resembling Goals of burnt
leather, perfectly black and porous, with Shi-
ming and glistening surface.
As there was not sufficient Goals on the fire
to have consumed the body in one or two hours
it is supposed the rapid combustion was occa-
sioned by the free use of ardent spirits in which
he indulged
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A. G. DAVIS & co.
Merchant TailOTs

N7oULD inform their friends and the peo
w pie generally that they have remove,
from Market ST., 10 the House formerly occu
pied by T.. w. Keough, where they are pre-.
cared to furnish to Iron Men, and all Cen
tlemen who may be So kind as to patrunse
them, Goats. Pants, and Vests made of the
very best material, cut in The latest style and
got up in the very best manner and in the
latest style.
We hope by constant attention and strong
desire to please the most f.stdous 10 merit q
share Of the patronage of the public. 80
ALSc-Shifts. Cr,vats, Sus lenders, Gl owes
and all that sort of thing. ...}-
June g.. (IrontGn Reeister eopv.\
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-09-26
JENNINGS PATENT SAFETY :
GAS LAMPS,
And Patent Phosgene Gas

YNH 3 light from these Lampsis proaDced By
Il the burningof an aeriform, gas. which,
emitted in beautiful jets from small perform
ions in platina. The gas 10 generated as il il
used, By the heat Of its own combustion acting
on the liquid in the lamp.
It's construction is such thatit Is not iiable
TO accidents, does not easily get out of orderS
and burma without smoke or odor. II recei.
we'd premium at the American Institute. aud
spronounced the best light ever exhibited
there. The lamps are of various styles for
parlor, stand, hand and hanging. ss,.. s.ss.
Also superiot lamps, burning a liquid with
The Phosgenc. vas and burning fluid kept
constantly on hand Al Cincinnati prices gs'f
JOHN cLUGsTEN /,
Fsrtsmouth, Ian. IA, le51-tf