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have permission to refer 10 Geo, W Riggs, ESq II, D.
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SUPREME COURT oFTHE DISTRICT
y OF COLUMBIA.
$50 EQUITY, Docket 7.

v. 7.
GKoRGK BUTLKR
The subpoena issued 10 compel the appearance Of the
defendant having been returned noa ed, " aud the
complainant having nled adayit that the defendant
has been absent from said District for more than six
mouhs last past that process cannot be served upon
him. IT, this SOth day Of March 1856 motion Of the
complainant, ordered at Chambers that the deendAnt
cause his appearance be entered to this cause on
before the nrst TUESDAY Of June next otherwise the
bill will be taken for confessed Provided, copy Of
this notios be published In the NATIoHAL REfUBLioAH
once week for sig weeks before said hTst Tuesday.
A. b. oLIN, Justice, DO
true copy; = ,,,o.
W. Y. HnspALL, for complainant.
mba0-laW6Wt '
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TRIE RAILWAY.-TRAINs LEAVE

LNRIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS LEAVE
IL depot foot Of Chambers street. via PayouiA ferry
700 A NJ, Day Express, for Canandaigua, Rochester,
Buffalo, Salamanca and West Connects at Buffalo with
Lake Shore and Grand Trunk Railways, and at Sala-
manca with Atlantic aud Great Western Railway.
$40 A. NJ, MIX and Way Train, DRi Y, to OtisVlls.
1000 A. NJ, Express Mail for Buffalo, Salamanca and
Du0kTk connecting with Lake Shore and Atlantic and
Great Western Railways.
4OOPH., Way Train for Port Jeryls and Newburgh.
bOOPM,, Night Express, for CanRndAigua, Rochester.
Buffalo, Salamanca aud West,
coo ~, Lightning Express, Daily, for CAnAndAiguA,
Rochester, Buffalo, Salamanca, Duhkirk, and West.
Connects at Buffalo with Lake Shore and Grand Trunk
Railways. and at Salamanca with Atlantic and Great
Western Railway.
500 p m, IMMIGRANT Train, Daily, for Buffalo, sAla
mAnea, DunkiTk, and West. ..'s ..I . ... e.
HUGH RIDDLE, Gen u sup't, New York.
WIN R. BAHH, Gopll Pass. 60, New York. att
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Observation-Disclosures


On and amer MONDAY, october 10, 1885, trains will
loavs he Union Passenger Depot corner q Washington
: DAY ExPRRss, daily ssceps Sunday, At aboa M,
sdpplse 81 JohPs,op, cOnemaugh GailitIsn, Al.Oona
lions At harrisburg for New York BaliimSr. and wash
ihgtgn snf at fhissslpha for New York, Bostsn and
ALTOONA RECOMMENDATION, daily sresp, Sunday,
100 m, Stopping =, Al regular stations between
Ralrosd kben.bursahd cresson railroad, and BOlii-
ffTTsB1RoH AND ERIE MAIL. daily except sunday,
Altoona, aud all principal stations, making direct
neston At Harrisburg for New York, Baltimore, and
NAIL RECOMMENDATION. d.ily (sxeep, sppdsy) at
P.brs snS A. nSd -S
nsus 90 the Eben,ourg aud Crssson railroad and Hol-
PaiIa6EIPHiSExPRBss,d daily a. 4as , M, stop.
ping al IAtrobe, BaiIsyie intersection, Johnstown,
6ohsnaagh Galllt.er, Alto9na Levistown,
Mnlin, Newport Matyavlllo Harrisbn Lancaster, and
Dowhingtown, Al Harrisburg direct connections are
made for New York, Baltimore, and Washington, and
at Phiadelp hia for New York. Boston, and
pontG sleeping ears rua tkIepsh on this train from
Piusburg TO Phiadelphia And Baltimore, and 70 New
JoHNsTows 1CCOMNoD ATIoN, daily (exeep, Sun.
day) aiS p m, stepping At regular stations between
Piaburg and Consnsssh, aud At Blarsyilie
PehnsylyApia railroads. IN. /. ~. ..
RAsT LINE, daily, except Sunday. at 9. 50 p. IN. (,
nsdoh, Lewstown, Mriin, newport, Ma,ystils, Har-
risburg, Middlotown Lancaster, and Dow ningtovn D,
making connection at Harrisburg for New York, Balu
more and Washington, aud at Philadelphia for New
York Boston and intermediate points Sleeping ears
rus through IN hi. Tsa % PSiisdsiphi. ssd % New
Yotk the Allentown routs4 go a ..Hi f|r H
FIRST Accommodation Train for Walls Station leaves
daily Except snndayl at 81 a. m.
second Accommodation Train for vans Station leaves
daily (exespt sunday at 80 q. m. ID f..r.
Third Accommodation Train for walls Station leaves
daily Except Sunday at SS5 p. m.
Iouth Accommodation Train for Wall Station leaves
daily (oxeept Sunday at 9. O5 D, m.
Accommodation for Penn Station, stopping at all sta
tiohs between Pittsburgh and Penn, at 10 50 p. m.
The Church Train leaves wallis stAtion every sunday
at o5 a. m, and arriving In Pittsburgh at 1905 m
Rsturning leaves PittsburEh aila6o p m and arrives
at walls Station At 400 p.
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TOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT AMI

nor BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT AND
II FALL RIVER, by the splendid aud superior steam
ers NEWPORT, METROPOLIS, OLD COLONY, and
EMPIRE STATE Of great strength aud speed, built ex-
prossly for the navigation Of Long Island Sound run
railroad.
Leave Pier IS, n. r., foot Of Murray street, daily,
Sundays exeepted,D at D p. m.
The steamer OLD COLONY, Capt W. Brown, leaves
New York on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at p.
m, landing at Newport.
The EMPIRE STATE Capt B. Simmons, leaves Tues.
day, Thursday aud Saturday at p m, landing at New
port
baggage master Is attached to each steamer, and
accompanies the baggage to its destination.
A steamer runs In connection with this line daily
Sundays exoepted) from Newport and Fall River-to
prJyidsnee.
For freight passage apply board or at the once,
Pier 2s N. r. to secure state rooms In advance, to
arg LIrTLBPIELD, Agent, II broadway.
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Office TO SOUTHERN TRAY
~ ELBRs.
THE OLD AND DIRECT LINE ENTIRELY COM.
PLETRD.
STAGING ENTIRELY DISCONTINUED.
80 MILES SHORTER AND 3 HOURS QUICKER THAN
BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.


50 MILES SHORTER AND HOURS QUICKER THAN
BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
TWICE DAILY.
On and after MONDAY, September a, III. old and
favorts line from WASHINGTON Via FRRD sRIcKs.
BURG, to RICHMOND, will be run TWICE DAILY,
The last aud eOmmodiOus steamer KEYPoRT, Captain
Frank Holiipgshead, and c. VANDERBILT, Captain A.
Il GSIImSy viii siss hS wharf 100! q SIKH street
al go - M and 7p m, rriying at Aqua Greek by 10
9; N. and 1910 p M and thence BY the Richmond.
completed, to Richmond, arriving there at 400 p M,
and 90 a. M, aaording ample time for dining in Rich.
Petersburg Railroad for Petersburg and points south Of
Petersburg $500. B. -
in Richmond at T. 90 a. m. aGOrding pie tims Tor
breakfast and connection with the Richmond and Dan
6RSrlcis, Raleigh, jodsbOroush, md Wimins tOn, e.
on suSbAYs leave WASHINGTON at 7 D. IN. only
and arrive In Richmond al 4. 90 a. M. .H.. n
Baggage checked through to Richmond from New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash ngton and
TSTaasG Seas,s from YoSE . RsSnond .si7 90
I" q" Baltimore :" 1000
a. Washington 500
" q" gsl.%ors to Frsd's....... go
SECOND GLASS rBRoudu TICKETS
from Washington to Riohnond ............."..sS 90
fFederlekSburg .,..",...... 500
Car bo procured in New York at No 22s Broad say,
and Courtland street ferry In PhilR ielpbA It the
depot OF tho PhiAdsp hia, vii pdngton aud Baltimore
Railroad Company Broad md Prime streets. In Balh
more at the Camden station Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company. In Washington, at the Company 3
ocs At the corner Of PennsylyaniG avenue and sixth
street, aud gu board the Potomac steamboats,.
Passengers leaving New York at aud a. IN. 8 and
p NJ Philadelphis at LIS p. m DAY and his p.
IN. (NlGHTD and Baltimore at $50, L25, and p. m,
S35 and 43OR, M, arrive in Washington al b20 900
and IS p, m, aud and M In ample time to make
concessions for Richmond aud the South
OmnibussA and Baggage Wagons will DO In readiness
TO convey passengers and baggage between depOts In
Richmond.
Passengers by this Line pass by daylight Mount YER
battle fields near fredericksburg, BY stopping at that
point. .. .r..- ..-..
phia and Baltimore to here II viii be met
by the baggage masters OF this line. q p n.y.
Breakfast and supper on board Of stsamera
IN .'' PIT. oko. hArfiEdLY, suPsrintsndent,
MATHEW CLARK, Agent,
." ~ WaaAiagton, DO,
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SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT
SPor BOSTON, WORCESTER, PALMER, FITCH.
BURG NASHUA, LOWELL CONCORD, THE WHITE
MOUNTAINS AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS The
new aud GtAuneh steamers Of the Norwich line CITY
OF BOSTON and CITY OF NEW YORE leave New York
daily Csundays excepted) at o'eloek p from Pier
No % North river foot Of Vestry street. for NEW LON
DON, there connecting with the Steamboat Express
Train from the above points via Norwich and wOrees
ter Boston and Worcester Worcester and Nashua, aud
New London and Northern Railroads. Freight taken.
the lowest rates For information Inquire OF B. s.
MARTIN, Agent on the Pier. ap2
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IN hEulI o. 1Ig hk0.IlIOI UmhiDus OomPAhy VIII
up checks and deliver baggage TO any part Of the city
0Aes No. 40 Penn street. open day and nigh where all
orders for the movement Of passengers and baggage
will rsosivs prompt attention. -. /. ..-. :.
Baltimore express will arrive with Philadelphia ex-
presr At 30 .. m. on Mondays.
NOrICR.-In case Of loss, the Company will hold
themselves responsible for person baggage only, and
fot amount not exceeding 900.
W. H. BECKwITH, Agent, a
Al the Psnnsylvanis Central Railroad Passenger STA
Ton, On Tibartv sna Washington strsais
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Superintendent Of the Public Printing.
ITO be publish ed In the Washington RgPuBLoAE, and
ChrontcLe Baltimore 4merieda, Philadelphia North
4nsrfoGn, New York Tribune aud Boston Journal,
three times u week, until the l7th day Of May. No
other paper will be paid for publishing this advertise
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ERw YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINES
Leave foot Of barclay street at a. 10. and y. m.
From foot Of Cortland streetatT 8, and 10 q m IL
~, and p. NJ. and IL night. -'.-.. ..r..'
The p m, line runs daily; fall others, Sundays
exeeptsd,D
r-. W. H. GATZMER, Agent
Philadelphia and New York Lines
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. %. 1853, desl
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Freight received constantly aud forwarded to all
mhso-tf JOHN D DAVIDSON, Agent r
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-18
{>DAl MORNING. JANUARY Is, 1866

Norman anl the Saxn1-thc former ha,
never rcliHGni-lcl the conquest which
he achieved over the latter il Great '}ri-
tain. The law SENS Il b. universal foT
vegetable, animal and intellectual life
From the centre To the circumference
the pressure is always outward and
whcHN%er the rcHu"nt wave returns from
tao 4rtMt accumulation of its volume. IT
is oltiv to\bc mingled and absorbed III
the original \VlasS, perhaps again with
ItS restored qualities Of nervous fire and
reproductive energy, to return oncc more
to spread uyer inh@NSitable wastes. The
analo4i'> Of the oclah\ currents furnish
the complement a~ we'll \as the happle>t
Illustration Of the aI-pcrvahQg law Piled
up under the tropical SUM the great
ocean wave turns first towards \thc Gulf
and Aowing northYarl, It's warm EQlrrcut
is DISPERSED upon the shores Of NcwfhQnd-
land, and passing around by lcelaAl.
thence across to the northwest coast OF EuN
rope. it comes >kirtine the North Sea, and
50 dowu, until it is lost again in the great
volume Of the Atlantic Thus all nature
shows that from the centre to the circum-
ference, and from circumference to centre.
the harmonious procession Of activity x
maintained. Dadg Non.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-18

MATKIMo>r.-W never remember to
have seen the field canyas>cd from the
point Of view here chosen. L i present
cd for the consideration If o,u fair rca,lrr> :.
No one will pretend that there are no
crimes committed l.y married men. Facts
would look such an assertion out Of cuun-
tcHance. But it may BE- sail with truth
that there are very few crin.rS committed
bv married men compared with the NUM-
Der committed hy those who are unmarried.
Whatever faults Ioitairc may have had he
crrtainlta ashowed himself Il man Of ~enec
when hetad The more married men
YOU have, the fewer crimes there viii be-
Marriage renders man more yirtuouS and
more wise"
.tn unmarried man i> hut half of a ncr-
feet being. and il requires the ether half
to make things right and it cannot be rx-
pccted that in this imperfect state he can
keep the straight path of rcctitule amy
more than boat with one oar, or bird
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-18

DEWnEnr~ or WI>pnN n wise man
does 1T first what fool must do Mt k,st
Make 10 personal enemy. One un-
guarded moment might yield you to the
most e pi>alle otsslnanhind.ss
We love ourselves notwithstanding our
faul'~. and wuought to love our friends in
like hammer
Gain may lie temporary and uncertain,
but expense Is cunSt,nt and certain ii is
EAST I t" build tw" thimncy> than to keep
one in futi
It Is hard to tell whether the statesman
af tie top "t the world. or the plonohnan
II the bottom ol It. labors hardest and sui
trr> most.
10 >ay thing which prrnlexe> the heart
OF hIm y"u speak To, or to bring bushes
INTO his face is Il degree Of murder.
II has been beautifully said. that the
'e'l which covers the face Of futurity is
woven hv the haul ut mercy"
One ot the ~a'!da>t descriptions one can
@]ve of 4 hnu~choll is, that the master of
1t "grncrally goes out Of an evening.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-18

WHAT WE Owr To AsIA-lf the Amer
much he owes to The A-iatc, lie has onl,
10 east i glance at an hour ofhis daily lite
The Clock which summons him from hi>
bed IN the morning. was the invention o
the East, as also were clcp~ylr;,s and sun
diaI>, The PRAYER f4r his daily hrc,.l,
that he has SAID from his infancy first rose
from the SIDE of Il Syrian mouutai The
linens and cotton, with whirJ. he ,,l,thy.
himself though they may be very fine,
are inferior to those that have been mad,
from ti,ac immymorial in the looms Of IN
lia. The silk N4~ ,tllrn hy some mission
aric~ for hi. benefit from China. Hcyoull
buy better steel than tat with which he
slaves hitu~cIf-in tho Oh city Of Damascus,
whore It was first invented. The coffee
he expects At breakfast vas first crown BY
the -\rabian>. and the \natiyes Of Upper
India prepared the sugar Nwth which he
Swcytcns it. \ >chopl-b6y can tell the
meaning OF the San~crit words, ,acchara
calIa II his tastes are light and he
prefers tea, the virtues Of chat excellent
leaf were first pointed cut by the inlu.tri-
Gus Chinese Thcy also taught him how
to make and use the cup aad SaIccrsin
which to serve it, His breakfast tray vas
lacquarnd in Japan There is tradition
that leavrnol bread was first zmade IN the
waters Of the (ran5nS. The egg he i,
breaking was laid b, fowl whose ancc>-
tors were first donc>ticatcl by the Nalac
cans, unless She may have been though
shat VIII not alter the ca~c-a modern
Shanghai If there are preserves and
fruits on hi, board, Let him remember With
thanktulncSs that Persia first gave HIM the
cherry, the peach and the plum. + in
any Of these L lcasant preparations he de
detects the flavor Of alcohol, let i re
mind him that that substance was first dis
titled by the ArabianS, who have set him
the praise worthy example, which il viii
be FIR his benefit to follow, Of ahstaiuing
from its use When he talks about coffee
and alcohol he Is using Arabic words HI
\ thousand years before it had occurred
to him to exact laws of restriction in the
use of Intoxicating drinks, the Prophet of
Mecca did the same thing. and, what is more
to the purpose has compelled to this day
Hll ASIA and africa to obey them. We
crafty our taste t"r personal ornaments
III the way the Orieutal> have taught US
with pearls, ruhie~ >apnhire<, diamonds ~
In PUBLIC amu~cmnnts it Is the same The
most magnificent fireworks arc still to be
seen in india and China and As regards
the pa,tinreS Of private life, Europe has
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-18

HINTS Ok ErtQrrrrE.- The corner
If vi>iting-car,l is turned down to init
mate the caller intends the compliment Of
her visit to include some second member of
thr family IN the house.
y lady should not rise from her
seat when gentleman is brought up and
introduced to her, unless. he is an elderly
man. or, from some peculiar circumstance
ol family connection, the lady wishes u
show hum the marked attention Of shaking
hands NJ the first interview.
;, After dinner at house for the fr>,
time, a card should be left the mex: day.
or, At the least, the third day after.
: i. When people meet At the house Of
a common friend, thoy may converse to
gcthcr N,thnut Nh Introduction, ifthey fud
themselves in proximity. and an occasion
arises fer speaking; but without special
introduction, neither laAy wouh recognize
The other II they met in pub!.c the next
day.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-18

MoTuFEs. Some one has said that
y"lm" mother is tie most beautiful thing
III nature, Why qualify t! Why Young?
Are pot al mothers beautiful The SEN
tlm'ntAl outside hcholdrr may prefer yonth
IN the picture But | am inclined to think
that sons and daughters who are most IN
unlgtclN concerncd in the matter. love and
admlrc their mothers most when they are
oId. How suggestive Of something holy
and venerable is it when 4 person talks of
his dear old mother Away with Your
mlnrlm@ 'mammas," and ''mammas' sug-
@r>tlvc only Of fine lady who deputies
her duties to a nurse. drawing room ma
trrnal parent, who Is afraid to handle her
offspring fer fear of spoiline her fine new
gown Give ne the homelv mother, tho
arm. Of whose love are nl-vmbracing. who
is always beautiful, whether old or Young,
whether arIayrd in SATIN, or modcstly hab-
led in homhzine
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-18

NEW ENGLAND CrHlosITr REnrKEp.-
Doctor Franklin, IN the carly part of his
lite, IN travelling from Philadelphia to Bos-
ton. was accn>trd ut an inn where he stop
ped with the usual questions Of Whence
came YOU What is Your name Whero
are You gong: and. OF what protcssion?'
VITA many other equally impcrtincnt IN
>NulrlrS The doctor sat ob-tinatcly silent
~ supper WAS ended, when he desired
thc\l"St to assemble his wife, children and
servants. They We're accordingly intro
dnced VIZ soielnnity and the doctor, ris-
ing from hiS seat, thus addressed them
with >ln@ulaf\@ravity: My good friends, !
have sent for YOU all to @ive an account of
myself. My naine is Benjamin Franklin
| am printer, of Philadelphia, aged about
years, and am going on business to Bos-
ton"
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-18

The Tallahassee F7ori,A,n Ia describing
the late inauguration of Gov\ Walker.
says at TIE close of the inaugural the band
"f the seventh regulars struck up Dyke
WHICH clrctrliie, the audience and cA%},vd
forth repeated cheers. All fl. =, lnsP'E
in4 strains Many ame-- toSr VIII" h'd\
pcrilcl tL,ir live, i. fcfrncr of cause
now rome f.->cr wrpt NJ, they rcnemhcr-
cd IL tolls tie suffering they had rndur-
cd in vain, and their hopes forever blasted,
which once animated them.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-18

ALWAYS TELt rnE TErru.--Thc ground
work Of all manly character is veraclty, or
the habit of truthfulncss That virtue lies
at the foundation of everything said. How
common IS II to hear parents say have
faith in my child 50 long as he speaks the
truth. lie may have faults, but know
that he will not deceive | build on that
confidence. They arc right 1t is lawful
and ust ground to ,build upon. - long
p, truth remains in child there is SOME
thing to depend on, but when the truth i>
gone. al IS lost. unless the clnld is speed
ily wou back agln u veracity Children,
did v5u ever tell 4 lie: ii 50, YOU are in
imminent danger. Return at once little
reader, and enter the stronghold al
truth. and from it may You never de-
part.