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WAeHlNG1oN, OCtOOef II, lo0o.
On the petition OF WILLIAM STATION
and MATTHIAS eTRATTON. Of Philadrlphia,
Pa, Prey ing for the ex tension Of patent granted
70 them GA the LIST day OF February, lsss, for an
seven years from the expiration Of said patent,
which takes place on the LIST day Of February.
It's ordered. that the said petition be heard st
the Patent once on AOEpAY, the len day 81
pctifed to apres- and show cause, II any they
have, Why said ge.lti9n ought NOS 70 BE- granted
nie in the rstsnt Once their objss1ions. specisliy
set forth in writing, IT least tvonAy days before
the day q bearing; en- ss:iime9I lied 81 either
And trsnsrtitsd N ,ssoId.pcs yaA the rule. Of
Depositione and ether paper relied apol Is tee.
timony must be 1led in the ofhcs tvsniy days be-
within ten days AFTER Ming the tsstimssy-
ordered, elise. that this notice be poblished IN
the Bepublicsa. aedtk e''ieencer Vashiagsoa
d. o., aDd is the Universe Phiiadelphia. Pc.
once week for three successive weeks; The 6rst
OF said 20 be at iesst sixty days pre-.
CoDmis<ioner Of Pstouts
P.s.51dttors 81 the sboye papers yill pissss
par or containing this nstice. scawsw
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FRAUD AND ASSAULT AND BATTERy-Yes
terday, Onicer Miller, OF the Third Ward. ar.
rested Michael Baum, clothing dealer. on a
charge of fraud. The case was laid bafora
Justice Miller. when II appeared from the evil
dence that Abraham Drifus was fndebtet To
the accused, VINO threatened and assaulted
Drlfus 10 make him pay. Drifus states that he
10 refund. Justice Miller held Baum TO bail
Tor cOurf n both
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RODIER-MARMADUKE In King George
county; Va, on Monday: the 9Th instant, By the
Kev MT Bin1ngsley, LOUIS RODfEB, OF
MashiDstop. ID. c., to Miss MARY MARINA.
DUKE, ofKine George county.
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INTERIOR DECOEATIoHs.-J. Markriter. No.
60 TIN street. has constantly on hand, as fine
an assortment o. interior decorations and
honss furnishing articles can be found any
where south OF New York. His stock com
prises paperhsngi 1gs, window shades, picture
frames. cords, aai tassels, brackets and easels
OF The latest styles, and q collection of paint
1ngs and engrayings which would De an orna-
ment 10 any gallery, and which are well wor-
tby the attention Of connoisseurs
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Rf JAs U. MCGUIRE Co., Aucticneeu.
On MONDAY MORNING, November 18th COM
duly recorded in Liber 3. M 81. No. 2, feiios AS,
and 444, one Of the Chsttel records Of wash ton
county. C., shall sell all the furniture in
house numbered 2g, on street, between Vermont
avenue and 10th street. Corcoran's Row, which is
nearly new, only two months in use, and has been
well Kept and consists in part Of
boistered in Green Reps
One oval Marble top Center Table
Two sets all Furniture, Zone with Table and one
with Marble-top Rackl
One Walnut Parlor Etasere
Seven HandsCmsIy Painted Chamber Suites Of
Furniture, with Marble top Bureaus and
Wac hetapds and French Bedsteads
One Willow Rocker and Arm chair
Five Lounges
One Is foot Walnut Ex tension Table
Three dozen Parker Dining Chairs
Twenty-Five Hair Pillows ....#
Eleven Hair Mattresses and Bolsters
Together with:
Large quantity of Bed Linen
Blankets, Coverlets, etc
A number Of Silver plated Spoons and Forks,
Oasfors, Ivory Handle Knives. etc
One English Stone China Dinner, Breakfast, and
One Fine Cooking Stove and Furniture
Also, the Range, Furniture, and quantity Of Kit
chen Requisites, etc
Terms cash.
MOI JAS. U. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts
~ An application to purchase the entire Fur
nture will be estert by the Trustee previous
TO the day Of sale.
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ERUIT TREES AnD DUTCH BULBOUS
ROOTS, &C. ~
Fruit Trees OF finest quality, and moderate ~
In price, can be SUP piled by the undersigned, *
Consisting of Standard and Dwarf Pears, Apples,
Peaches, A pricets, N ectArfnes, Cherries, &C.
Grape Vihes-Delaware, Concord, Iona, Adiron-
dsc. &c.
&C.
RverRreens, Shade Trees, Roses, &c.
Dutch Bulbeus Roots Just arrived from Holland,
consisting Of Double and single Hyacinths, tn
lips, Renupculus, Anemonies, Earcissas, Orocus,
Snow Drops. Iviec, &c. First quality Bulbs
lected specially for my trade.
392 7th street, above II.
~ Seed Store viii be renewed, after November
lst, to Sle 7th street, opposite o 8. Pstsot VI.
Zee ocl colin
NEPARIMlET OF THE IETEE!06,.,,c,
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1000 CEDAR POSTS, f..-
at the lowest market price. Sold n lots 70 sui
customers. . Apply st No. s29 I'm street, bet D
eeo porS1. oe lb.lm
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AUCTION SALES.

THIS AFTERNOON AND ro-koRROw
- Auc,ione~r. spd kssi Estate Brokers.
Northwest corner 10th and streets.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PRoPERrr ON raE
STEiETs sSSokTE, at Pc Sic kGo fiSs.
on IHuhspAf the sth DAP OF November D
Saa1a e. a. sSs. ism, .,n f 90 Ss
Lot o. Lard. on abe sUuthesst corner OF IN aad q
10 deIth. Tins properly 4. very desirsSls a.
business ocstion. asd az worthy the sttsot.os %
Terms Half cash; balance 6 ara I, uoeth.
sl0n down II sale stamps aud eooveJanciag Al
nos Intel n L.wELLs a &C. Auots
Rr GREEs 3 WILLIAMS. AuctiOossrs
1BREl BUILDING LoTs. rBosrIsG ON
,ikeihA AVENUE, Betsceu 81 and a. 90.
On fhtksTpIaliSi A .rs s,s instant, 3D..
s;Iars NJ is! hAying cool irO.t and dep .-h'cE
Terms: ope ttira es.b: baisoce IN Q. I, ansIs
premises. All ooaSeysncins sId rereSss si,m M.
a. cgst 81 the purchaser. $40 down O1 each Iot
Do.-s GRrEs q WILLIAMS. Auu
RY MohEIR BRrAST.
ID Real Estate Brokers, zss 7ta street
On THURSDAY November sth At.ocIook,
IN; we vii seil at public sale, HousE No ss
Street oeorsetown The house Is tsi rsss1ery,
prlck, With nine rvoms. lot sdyoinins soKI1s feet
sd,d T'a' te SsRRS ds' % II st Aust.
KY JAS. q. MCGUIRE a 90, Auctioaeer.-
SALE or IMPORTED CuRIosIrIrs Ann
USEFUL ARTICLES OF JAPANFsF AND
CHINESE INGENUITY
DAY EyHS sSa hs s%9sn ss%ms.eies wRsNEs
ss,xnsinuins THURSDAY. and TRI69Y M6Rs
INGs, at 10 o'clock, and EVENINGS stTSs.
shall sell large collection Of
Marine Shells, CoTals, &C.
French and Italian Sheilwerk, consisting Of
Morhbofes, Baskets. Lsiies' Pearl shsli
Headdre>ses, Bracelets, &c
Chimes, japanese. and Esst India Walters, Fruit
Dishes. Jewel Boxes, Sc
BAMBOO Baskets, Carved Ivory Ornaments
Together with q VARIETY Of curiau usefuI aud ar
namental articles OF European aud OrseatsI
design and workmanship.
kale without reserve.
Terms cash
po3 ] @ McCuIRE A 90 Auets
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MARRIED,

PENNIES can be had in auy quantities at b
Star office counter
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STEAM ENGINES,

Combining the maximum of efficiency, durability,
ana economy, with the minimum of weight and
price. They are widely and fsvorably known,
more than 900 being in use. All warranted salts.
factory or ne sale. Descriptive circulars sent on
application. Address ID
%. HeADLEY 900,
no D conn Lawrence, Mas
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n N G..
Opening Of large and fse assortment of
FRENCH GOODS. COMPOSED OF
Ladies and Childrens Closks, Cloth for Cloaks,
bonnets, Trimmings. Buttons, Ladies' Undergar.
ments, Fans, all kinds Of real Laces LubinS
general 0s ~O- 80
Cloaks and Dresses cut and fitted, also made to
order, in the latest Partisan style.
M WILLIAM,
&C Is Nv $50 Pcnnsylvauia avenue.
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IRON AUCTION
FROM AUCTION

FROM AUCTION FROM AUCTION
Just received from Auction, Is dozen BarpslyS
Linen Huckabuck TOWELS, one yard long. with
will be sold at o. Is
Call and examine them, ct
eHLBY Z YATEe',
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AUCTION SALES.
tFDr eAss Assssos ssies see fe,sea psss.J

tFer eAss Assssos seies see to,sea pass.I ~
IN GBEEN q WILLIAMS. Aseaossers.
NEW FRAME HOUSE, AND Tors rRoSTINa
6HIr nhH sTnEETs .AsT. ar Ag0IIOs:
s GSn. t .. The .,o S,eEE.ss SlS:s a h.ns
septnsy srasns.d reo"s . sSa 1 s sg
II stsnds and another lot fronting en 7th street,
rnnShns saSk and adjoining the rear sfth. let
nos GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct..
RYJ. q. MCGUIRE Co, AuctOue.r..
EFFECTS Or Tue LATE JOHN CuL.uN
CnPtkE PLArE PRISrER, AT PUBLIC
ON sAItKDAY MORNING, November iota. in
Ofthe late J Ohm Oulium CON prisios 10 part
ks rdhih,.hs Pr pIs. .ss p.,n,.
Lot Fishing Tackle. Books, Sc. &c
posm I I1si, o, neeuIEE s.aoo..
III GREEN WILLIAMS; .acsons.r.
~ No. o2o, corner Of 9Th and ID streets
PAnLoR AND 0HAMBER FURNITURE AT
On AIUbbAf, the 10th instant, at 10 s'cIocka
urs teionsns 10 ssts@sn SS, the
One R ass Cloth
Walnut W hatnots, Marble tep Center Table
Isdiss e sinu ns %oft h 4ssls
Fine walnut Bedstesd
Marble t;p Dressing Bureaus, wsshstands, and
Mahogany Wardrobe aud Lounges
Walnut Extensi IN Dining Table
Walnut N arbie top SideboaId
Painted C~ttaee Sets, ell complete
Cuiled II air, Husk aud other Mattresses
Oak Frame Dane Seat. Dining Chairs
Fine Brussels, Three ply ana other CARPETS
Oh Paintings and kpgravings
China, Glass. and CrocBery Ware
Hall on CLOTHS, Bugs, Brussels Stair Carpet, and
Stair Rods
Fine Cooking stove and Utensils
Psrlor, Chamber. and other stoves
good let of Kitchen Requisites.
Germs cash.
nos Init GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucr.. =.
by J. O. MCGUIRE q CO.. Aucnopeers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE-sToRY FRAME
HOUSE, WITH LOT, ON NAVY YARD
by virtue Of q deed of trust. duly recorded. &C
we shall sell on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
November l4th at 4 O'Clock, on the premi SEES Lot
49, in Square $40 fronting 50 feet south street
between eth and 6th streets and CONTAINS 100
square feet. Is improved by one story Frame
House, now used as a public school house
Terms each. ConveyapctDg at purchaser Cost
yAMkS ADAMS
rs WALSH, trustees.
JAMES q. MCGUIRE Co
noId lInteil Aactiopess
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10y n. K. WALSH 4 CO, Auciioneer,-
- No. 2s3 Pa. sy, corner 10Th street

TX m a. " "A Ism q w. Auctloneere,
- NO. ESQ Pa ev., corner 10th street
PAwEBROKERS SALE.
wALsHS ANNUAL FALL SALE OF rop
n fEITED PLEDGES
On MONDAY AND TUESDAY MORNIECs
nov l2th and 18Th at 10 clock .. We viii sell,
al cur Auction Rooms, for cash a large csIIsstian
o, foris.ted Pledges, CON prihns In part
4h hne h n 1ttng Case Gold Watches Gold Chain.
diamond Rings. Pins Ear Rings &c
~ me hunting Case Silver Watches, Silver
Large and splendid assortment Of Over, Frock and
Dress Goats. Pants, Yeats. &c 1
Pistols ~ III"
Is very fine Ladies Silk Dresses
Ladies Undertaking Calico Dress &c
fine Silk Velvet Olosks
Gent . GpderC lothiug very fine
rs hpe Cloth Cloaks. Ladies' fne Brosha and
heavy Wool Shawls, Gents shawIs. siIE CIoak..
hne furs, tlaree assortment one Misses fine Fnr
81 ak, Piece Goods, fioiips, tone of which cost
struments, Drums, &c. "
Opera Glasses. GlaZert Diamonds, Saving M
chimes, Oil Paintings
Feather Beds, Quilts, Blankets and Sheets
With a arge quantity Of other articles usually
found In q Pawnbroker's sale.
Terms cash.
no7-dts M. K. WALSH CO, Aucts.
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MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN AssoCIA-
TIOS-The Republican Association of the Dis
trIct held regular weekly meeting last eve
nlng, AT Union League Hall. Mr.. John X
ElVans In the char. There was a large
attendance Of the members and Others iubilant
over the result of the recent elections Ad-
dresses were made by Messrs. A. G.. Riddle of
this city and Col. Stansel, of Texas
A resolution was adopted, in which the ASSOC
citation co-operates with the movement which
has been Instituted by the Soldiers and Sail.
ors' Union of this city for the holding OF a
grand mass meeting on Dec. I. I-66. for the pur-
pose Of welcoming back to the Capital the
members composing the majority of the 18th
Congress.
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10y W. l.. WALL q CO., Auctioneers
- Origin al Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
&c La. av., between 9th and 10th Sta

&c La' W. UofNoen Vtu and IUtn SO.
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS,
On SATURDAY n Or, fsi Nsv.mh., ., "a
O'Clock, We viii sell, at the Bazaar,a number Of
Saddle, Carriage and Work Horses, full descrip-
ton at sale, comprising about
FIFTY HORSES
Many good Work. Saddle and Harness Horses, In.
GLIDING Brown Horse. Carriage and arness;
property Of gentleman having no further use
Thorough bred Stallion nj ne years old.
Also.
A large collection OF New and Second hand Bug
fies, kecsavays, Carriages, Wagons, and other
vehicles.
One new Jenny Lind Wagon, built 10 this city
One Hack and one Coupee in good order
Also,
New and Second hand Harness, Saddles, Car
TisRes. &c. at private sale.
Regular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays. ~
Carriages and Harness always en- private sale.
w. l.. WALL 60, Aucu
ps3 Alex. Gazette
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THIS AFTERNOON AND rO-koRROw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-18


PHLADELpHIA, Pa, August I3.-Henry Clay
Dean, Of Iowa has addressed the following letter
to the chairman OF the Iowa delegation, resigning
his seat a. member Of the convention:
Hon. john n FIwucd Chairman or the Democratic Iowa
h. st,ta Central Committee
Mn Dear Sb,-Through the kind confidence Of
the Democratic party | have been honored with
the appointment of delegate TO the Union COnser
vatiye National Convention for which, to that in
vinCible body Of true men who constitute the
Democracy Of Iowa, return my profound thanks.
most heartily approve of the avowed purpose
of the convention. to sustain the President Of the
United States in his effort to restore the supremacy
of the Constitution and the laws and the States
to their legitimate authority and representation to
the people; but | cannot join with any body in
eevating any more men to a supremacy over the
Constitution. We must form our estimate of the
man by the Constitution, and not of the COnstitu-
ton by the man; and in 80 far as the President
Bustains it, it is the duty of all Democrats to sus
tain the President with their lives, fortune and
sacred hOnOr but this support Democrats should
be allowed to give in their own way and through
their organizations, in accordance with the
principles and usages of the great Democratic
party which made the Union and by the COnstltu-
tiOn which made our history illustrluus and our
people free.
Tie Democratic party for three full generations
was the guardian of American liberty, and pre-
served nviOlate this rich legacy, which was be-
queathed to us through the bloody testaments of
noble generations Of glorious men, who willingly
offered up themselves in sacrifices to secure it,.
This legacy must not be surrendered or thrown
away.
Tic Democratic party has much more to accom-
plish than your convention can or is expected to
do. 1t stands an unbrUken army arrayed against
tests and test-Oaths other than those prescribed
by the Constitution; against those monstrous re
Prospective test-oaths which were never writer
in the English language, much less adopted by {
deIiberative body, until hey We're forced upo1
the country by the present legislative mob called
the Congress of the United Safes
Tie resolutions of 1889 were the great expo
sitions Of Democratic truth. They have beef
revived by Kentucky in the late glorious election
by 10000 majority. .
A majority of more than 1000, 900 of the peopl
of the United States are Democrats. To them W
look with hope for rescue. Their votes cast 70
true men is the only solution of our evil.
l sincerely trust your convention will do well it
specific work in such manner as will meet tn
hearty approval of the general convention of tn
Democratic part when it may assemble toreceiT
your cooperation.
Inasmuch as | think our convention can be:
sustain the President under the guidance of thos
who placed him in power who have concluded
abandon the Democratic organization, anon
whom | am notincluded, l most respectfully retul
to you my certificate of appointment
am, very truly, your obedieRt servant,
HENRY CLAY DEAN,
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And every COED chemist.

THE GREAT EFFICACIOUsNEss OF
Messrs Grimauit Co.'S Iodzed Syrup, of Horse Rad
4 Co. Chemists to H l. H. Prince Napoleon, Paris, is
always par excellence succedanous to Cod Liver Oil and the
treatment follow in Lymphatc and ScrO0us aec
TONS well in various CutaDeous diseases Tine public
therefore read with great interest the analysis of this
medicine Professor Kezinsk extracted from the Chemists
Journal Vienna well the letter addressed to Aessrs
Grmauit & Co. by Excelency the French ambassador
Vienna confirming the high reputation of this learned Doctor
It il follows
Grimaus Iodzed Syrup Of Horse Radish is not in free
elementary and casc but in the iOdhydrc acid
organic combination similar the iodine contained in
Cod Liver ON
tSignedl VTSCRNT KLETzFsK1
Chemical Ansyzer to the Law Courts at VIENNA Hospts
Chemist, !. and r. DU NIEDEN,
Professors of Chemistry.
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Ehe aim Thurman beings is happiness and happiness
implies health of body and mind
Dr. Whites experience and for thirty-ons years
an extensive practice large cities brought to him for
amount Of every form Of disease beth acute
and chronic.
His remedies the stomach liver and blood and al
secreons excreons of the entire system in unhealthy
healthy condition Instead Of inuring any part of the
tenn constitution they renOvate and repair the injuries
aad the entire organism with truly sound mind In
3 sound body.
The for the oa acute and chronic
diseases Rheumatcs oolds Coughs Bronchitis Layn
chs Asthma Consumption and all diseases of the Throat
Lungs Heart Liver Spine, Stomach, Bowesi Cesvenesb
Dyspepsia scrofula Kings Evil White swelngs; all sores
Ulcers Abcesses Cancers Piles Fstuls syphilis and Gonor
rea in their stages Mecus and hereditary tant all rad
cal impurities Of the Blood Jaundce Diseases of the Eyes
Brain Gore big Neck Diseases of the Kidneys Grave
Diahetis Dropscsl Diseases all Female Ailments Weakness
Wasting Afectons Sick Nervous and Sun Head
ache Depression of Spirits Hppocondra Hystsrcs Fits
spasms We repeat the eupOns of the skin all sorts
ulcers whatever nature the ncpent Cancer which
grievousy speedily and permanently cured
One or spent at the Institute with Dr. White FIRE
aueny Of fever othsrsuferugs-oftenl life
Now that communication is open again. he receives calls
sonay by letter formally from all parts Of the country
| Consultation free-stamps not forgotten"
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What the Patients Say OF DIR. Eaggier'
Pills and Salve.

"The best Pills for headache had"
"My liver works like engine, thanks to your Pills
~ pleased say you Dr. Magge that would not
be without box Of your Pills for curing of morning
sea- for the world.n
You will end ineosed dollar Your Pills are only
IS cents but consider them worth to one dollar"
"Desr DocorMy tongue had fur it every morning like
the back Of cat. Your Pills took it away"
Itook half pill and crushed it to powder and In
jelly my little for cholera morbus The little pet
well in three hours after"
suppose is hardly worth while to tell you my burned
foot has well from the of your Saye Enclosed find Is
cents for another box to keep in the house"
"send another box Of Salve"
Enclosed find 70 for two boxes of your Magges P
an one OF sslve"
1.-THE most gentle yet searching medicine swallowed
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1t is reported that between Pardubitz and
Prague the Prussuns took au imperial tobacco
mandatory, containing 600 pounds tobacco
and 27,OOO,OOO pounds OF cgars, which would
Prussian soldier, estimating the army at 100000
men,
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DR. DIE ANDRIRs
PURE
sARSAP BITTERS.

The attention of Public City and Country Trade
spectfuIy called to the introduction of the
sarsaparIlla BItters,
The and valuable Btters that has beenn
troduced this country The trade general be supplied
by the following Grocers and Druggists:
Fato, Marks & Co., 49, As and At New Leyes street.
Griffin 4 Porch, 81 and 80 Tchoupitoalas street.
Ell Hart Co., rs, rs and II TchoupitOulas strest
L. Basset cor. Gravier and Tchoupitonlas Streets
F. Avet Cambou, 50 and 81 Old LeEoe street.
John T. Moore. Poydras and New LsEee streetA
VIM. c. Mitchsl cor. Camp and P0ydras streets
Cass q Bowling, 80 Poydras street
TW. Nsrsden Druggist Magazine and GTavisr.
Turner Wales Druggists, Royal and CustOmhouSs
q. n. MORRISON, Agent.
| u Aagasne street
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ERECTION OF MONUMENT OVER GENERAL LEES
DAUGHTER.-A correspondent of the Petersburg
Index gives full account of the ceremonies on
the occasion of the erection of a monument at
Warren White Sulpher Springs, Warren county,
North Carolina, the Sth INST, over the grave of
Miss Aunie q. Lee, who died at that place. of ty-
phoid fever, IN the Goth of October 1862. She
was buried in the private graveyard of William
d. Jones. The correspondent says: " This memo
rial is of light granite, quarued in this county,
and consists of base, SUB base, ubelsk, cap and
urn, and Inscribed upont is the following record;
On the front, which Looks towards the west
i" Annie G. Lee, daughter of General Robert E.
Lee and Mary GUSTS Lee
The south side, " Born at Arlington, June IS,
1889 and died at the White Sulphur Springs,
Warren county, North Carolina, October 10th,
1922
On the north side are the last lines of favorite
hymn which the young lady asked for when
dying
Perfect and true all his ways
Whom heaven adores and earth obeys"
The east side does not but think should, con
tain statement of the fact that the citizens OF
Warren erected it.
The services were opened by reading of the
Scriptures and prayer by Rev. Dr. Hodges, after
which Mr. James Barron Hope reClted d poem Of
two hundred and seventy-fVe lines.
As was to be e&peCted IRON his reputation, Mr.
Hope gave us a beautiful aud app opnate produc
ton, which was well rendered. After MIR. Grow
der had placed the urn upon the monument ant
WTeathed it in flowers, tile benedirtiOn was pro
nounced by Rev. Mr.. Solomon, and the crowd
perhaps thousand, dispersed.
Gen. R. r. himself wa not present, but Gems
Gusts and w. Ii. F, lee and many other distin
guished gentlemen were the ground
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FRENCH EMBASSY AT VIENNA,

vienna, August ~ 1900 }
Messrs Grirnsult It Co, Chemists at Paris:
In reply the letter yuu addressed to his EIceency the
Embasador have the honor to inform you that Professor
Klezinsk is of high standing at Vienna; that he is
personally much thought OF and Tor Of tue best
Chemists in Germany. tfERRETt
Consul and AttaChe to the Embassy
General Depot in Paris at GBIMAULT CO.'S, i3 rue
Richelisu. In New Orleans, at
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-18

IN the State of Missouri the man who sells
whisky on Sunday without license is fined from
ten to twenty-five dollars, The man WIG breaches
the gospel on Sunday without license is fined
not less than five hundred dollars and sent to jail
1t is thus that the pious radical disunionsts in
Missouri
Compound for sins they inclined to-
By dRmning those ey have m mind to-"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-18
MAaG1EL's PILLS AND sA1YE

NAGGIELs PILLS AND sALyE
Are almost universal their effects be almost
always guaranteed.
FOR BILIOUS DISEASES
Nothing can be productive of than these Pills
Their almost magic influence felt and the usual
conconitant distressing disease removed
These remedies made from the purest
VEGETABLE COMPOUNDS.
They will not the delicate female, and be
given with good effect prescribed the youngest
babe.
FOR CUTANEOUS DISORDERS
all erupions of the skin the sALvEis invaluable.
heal externally alone but penetraes with the most
searching effects to the very root Of the evil.