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The national Republican., 1867-12-17
California New. and Arizona Advice,

SAN Francisco, Dec. 10. - The opposition
steamer Nevada arrived from New York last
night, 90 days and hours running time, bring
ing passengers from New York via Panama in
90 days and 81 hours.
Ofhcial information has been received from
England, at New Westminster, announcing the
removal OF the capital OF British Columbia to
Victoria.
Arizona adyices are to December 9.
The Vulture mine developed a lode thirteen
feet wide, yielding large quantity. One mill
running day and night.
The Indians made raid on NultuIe city, cap
turing several animals. The marauders were
pursued, and part Of the stock rctaken. The In
dians themselves escaped.
Mining prospects are good.
The steamship Montana, from Northern ports,
with SEQ, 900 treasure, arrived. Her news Is un'
| important.
The national Republican., 1867-12-17
From Memphis-Nesro shooting AZ


MEMPHIS, Dec. lG.-Walkcr Edmopds, young
merchant, whilst riding on the Pigeon Roost
road, near the city on Saturday evening, was met
by two negroes armed with muskets. One OF
them fired without word, woundins Edmonds
in the head, inhlcting fatal wound, No arrests
have been made.
An unknown man was found murdered ycGter-
day, near Higgins Landing, twelve miles below
here,
The national Republican., 1867-12-17
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

wAsHIxaToN, d. @. December Il, liJ7. !
Sealed proposals. VI be received at this Department
until the 18th day Of January ls, at IL O'Clock noon,
for furnishing Letter balances for the 81 the Post
Offices In the United States, for year from the 1si
day Of February, 1858, Of the following description,
namely:
l. Balances capable Of weighing eight ounces, avor.
dupos weight to be graded down TO quarter ounces,
ofthese is supposed that 500 to cO will be required
for each year.
2. Daisnees capable Of weighing two pounds, syor.
dupois weight, to be graded down to half ounces.
OF these Il Is supposed 20 to 100 will be required
Perfect correctness strength, and durability will be
required in the balances to be furnished.
Samples Of each desc riptiop Of balances must
pany each bid; and the bidder Who may obtain tho
contract will be required to furnish balances ordered,
Of quality in all respects equal 10 the samples.
Each balance must be well and securely packed In
box for transportation and delivered free Of all
pense, to the Department. at Washington, DC where
the will be accepted II found to be perfect aud
equal to the samples.
Zach bidder must furnish with his proposal suhicient
evidence Of his ability to comply with his bid.
Two sufficient sureties will be required 10 con-
tract
failure to furnish the Balances as contracted for
promptly or the furnishing Of article Of inferior
qualify will be considered sufficient cause for for
feiture Of the contract.
Proposals must be endorsed on the envelope, PRO
posals for Letter DalAnce aud directed to the First
ALEX, W. RANDALL,
del7-Tuit Postmaster General.
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pForosALs YoR LUMbER.
OFFICE CHlER QuARIRRMAsrgu

a.
=, FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
o., "a NEW ORLEANS, la, Dec. 10, 1877. \
Sealed Proposals are Invited and will bo rcrelysd
q a. 'hS l 2lcG 9 nnil g M TUESDAY, December IT,
ioi iOT tue delivery, in this city, or at MOngment
Geme!eTyI Chalmeitr, La, within IhiIIy taOl days
from me dag Of aeeept9Hoo fp,oPOsai ofthc follow
"a Gl hpsIs! 6xg and 10 feet loDg-Cypross.
ei2 iiaeAi feet 81 SS5, - feet lcng-Cyprcss
'''Vi iiI"1I nr. teo' bAFFENs' l4xO ~ foot long
e,W riCkETs,, l5ySJS, feet long-Cypre..
,os foabs' % fgel lUng, OX9-Cypress.
* zee. u NJ, 3Nl2 Yellow Pine.
ODIeet y. M, l.lneh BOARDS, 0 inch wide
Plahrd on QUE side aud tongued aud gro4ycdA
al to bSott the hast quality and subject to inspoc
ug9 ,Py me @ 9uartGrmasteT,s Department
,1aa7Eploly evidence q the ability Of tho bidder to
all bids Wv 's W ''''' ""' 'r
Proposals must be lndorsed Proposals for Luln.
Oor and Sod to the Undersigned at this Ohlco
go IA. J. MCGONNlGLE
..,-. Bt, It. Col and 4, q M, U.S.K,
aeH''a In charge Of once
The national Republican., 1867-12-17
.oposALs roR CAVALRY HORSES,
0TyIoR or ruE CHIRY ouARrERSAsrER, !
DEPARTMENT on THE CunBRHLASD,

LouisvILLE, kr., December i?, 1851.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office until
y o'clock, m. on FRIDAY, the 27th day Of Decem.
ber, 1877, for furnishing thirty .nino (p) Cavalry
Horses,
The Horses to be subject 10 a rigid inspection, Of
dark grey color sound In all well broken,
high, from Ave TO nino years old, aud well adapted n
sysGy TGy e SaYs and and sshysrGd ,h ~ a. 1el
1868
advertisement attached, and Accompanied BY the
written guaranty Of q responsible person, that, "A
case the bid s accepted, good and sufficient bond will
be entered into foG the faithful performance Of tho
contract.
The right Is reserved TO reject any or all bids.
By order Of tho Quartermaster General " a a,
THOS, SWORDS,
dcl7-td A. q. NJ. Gen., Bvt. Maj. Gen.
The national Republican., 1867-12-17
ConnagratIon IN Canada West.

GUELPH, December lO.-The Alma block, occu-
pied by J. Masslc 4 Co, groceFs, and II. Mul.
holland, hardware, was burnt to the ground on
saturday afternoon. The loss Is estimated at
10000.
The national Republican., 1867-12-17

ST. PAUL's, MIMI December l6.-A fire this
morning burned four or Ave small wooden build
ings on Rosevllle street.
One ton Of quartz from yermillion gold fields
just melted, yields eight pounds OF bullion.
The national Republican., 1867-12-17
From New Orleans-Fhe Printing of
the Convention.

New ORLEANS, Dec. l6.-The Convention was
occupied almost the entire session in discussing
the report OF the committee on printing. Dur
ing the discussion a resolution was offered to
print the Convention proceedings in French and
English. The resolution was tabled, though a
large portion Of the constituents Of the members
underBtand only the French language.
The national Republican., 1867-12-17

We are tndcbtedt to our enterprIsing fellow
townsmeu, Mtssrs. John r. Elyans & Co, hard
ware merchsGts, for a handsomely printed and
bound catalogue aad price list, to which Is added
tables aHd measures Of weight, capacity, and
leng h. decimal approximations for facilitating
calculations, facts, figures, And memoranda
comprising a mass OF information for ready rei-
crcnce for the use OF mechanics and others. The
book is well arranged, and is a valuable acquIsI-
lion.
The national Republican., 1867-12-17
From Charleston, n. C.-OmcIaI Re-
turns.

CHARLESTON, December lG.-Ohcial returns
from all the districts in the State except seyea
show beyond doubt that sufficient votes have
been cast to insure the convention,
The national Republican., 1867-12-17

We have just received from our "go-ahcad''
neishbor, Mr.. John 7. Ellis, Music and Piano
dealer and publisher, No. 800 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., between Niath and Tenth streets, the third
edition OF three very pretty songs, "Too Late"
"Why Sleeping, Why Dream" and ~ Breathe
Once More My Native Air."
The national Republican., 1867-12-17

ROYAL CONsERvAToRY or MrsIc,l
=, ,DIrEvT9K' OfPICE, BRUssELs, Sept. Is, 1861.
NasSFs. S,iHbrdy a Sons:
answer to your letter Of the 18th Instant, have to
ieelIle that my position does not perni me 10 let you
h9N Ie C9htchts OF my report before It's oeal pubi-
bul cannot refuse To join my declaration TO that
q ny honorPRo eollGaguos q tho Jury Of Class 10, OF
no mr. aoii medal for American 1anos has been ven
by the Superior Coducl Of Presidents, Imperial Uon
m,.sioP . ! declare, furthormOre that neither TIE
Jury Ol lhSs 10, nor the second Group Jury, nor the
Superior Council Of Presidents have asked tho deco
rhlSn o. the Legion Of Honor for Mr. ChickeTRg, as
such u demand was not within their province '' ~
Accept, gcntlemGn, my high regsTas,
The reporter Of Class N, N'"' FETTS
dsh,u Director 4 The Conservatory Of Brussels.
The national Republican., 1867-12-17

IT NOW LOOKS as though the European Con-
greSs in reference to Italian affairs will be q
failure. The Great Powers refuse to concur In
holding It under existing circumstances.
The national Republican., 1867-12-17
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS

are offered for the present at % DOLLAR.
they are the cheapest security in the Market being
more than Is per lower than United States Stocks
They pay
The national Republican., 1867-12-17

The CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURES falls to elect
United States SenNtort to succeed Mr.. Conness
and has adjourned. An effort will be made "a
nominate Gov. Haight.
The national Republican., 1867-12-17

The whisky rectifying establishment Of J. II
CGnhart, St. Louis, was seized yesterday by tn,
Government.
The national Republican., 1867-12-17

THE following nominations were sent to the
senate yesterday for consideration PoIfmG aers-
!. Cory Foreman, at Cory, Pal Daniel Burman,
at Milton, PAT VIM. g. Howser, at Mechanics
JIrg, Pal James l.. Robbins, at Penn yam, N.
\. L. J. Morgan, to be Surveyor of the Gus
toms at Selma, Aiai Alexander X. Lowry, to be
Register Of the Land Ofice at Marysyille, Cali
Joseph II. Thompson, to be Consul of the United
states at 81. Thomas; Isaac L. Gibbs, to be
Governor OF Idaho, To be paymasteFs in the
Army Of the United States-Robert Morrow,
Asa u. Carey, VIM. =, Gould, and Isaac $. Stew
art.
The Senate confirmed the following nomina-
t!on-: James +, Swami, to be postmaster at Be-
nccla, Cal
The national Republican., 1867-12-17

aIo-r OF the newspapers of the country oppose
IT," proposed acquisitlon of the Danish Islands,
a"l affect to ridiCUle this purchase. We incline
10 lAEor 1t for various reasons, such aswe have
heretofore stated. 10 70.
The national Republican., 1867-12-17

TuE rGLr0RAPH announces that most terri
nIr calamity occurred in a tenement house on
Second avenue, New York. Many lives were
lot, The fire was the work OF an incendiary,
all much Indignation is felt sgsi4st him, and
ltreats were made to lynch him. The isEs Of
OPeriy ia not large, but the loss Of life renders
tAe disaster one of heaTtseDdlng character.
The national Republican., 1867-12-17
DIED,

On the 18th instant. 0BoRgE A. sEssFoRp, aged 10.
His funeral will take place from the residence Of his
brother. No. e6l street. on Tuesday, the nth, at
The national Republican., 1867-12-17

BOYS ScHooL AND DRESS SUTrs, all stylei
and qualities, at prices unusually low.
STEPHENS & Co.,
80 Pennsylvania avenue,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets.
The national Republican., 1867-12-17
PROPOSALS ron WRAPPING PAPER AND
L TwINES.

l)hoPosALs FOR rMtxhrrslNG rMMtkxhrrsPlNG PAPER AND
w,.u,x PSsT 9FT,eE mDErAgrMESr,} m
The adrcTisemsnt October IS. Isl. insiiius Pro.
posals for Wrapping Psper Twines, aud Letter Bal
Rop Ss sS Al S:
Department until ihe lth day Si January next at i2
s; SsE 9EiS s$ ri i. A.; III
The aid articles to DO delivered. free Of expense to
one once Pspsgt%Pcnt at Washington. D. G.. and New
The estimated quantity Of each article and tho anal
ty thereof, required al each Agency. are specified
DISTRICT NO. ], AT WASHINGTON, Y,DC.
p'Co reams o. Wrapping paPsI sx2I inches in size.
ia ndM "a and use s1a 4 all rOsPsc
S,sIa wssh Hos5ss: e ,ae rOam and each roam to
5000 pound: q Juis % other suitable rwi.e, hard
twisted an sed In balls. and 70 weigh about one
s't's sisSi s. ;sS a.iss
:, ,pLstSSiisSTf' f'i sS 3 n SsYsY'YSRK CITY. ny.
PSqGdn nst q JSs q sSr be- ssrS TYne 'm
Sr xii q e ss pT Si& S SS %
Lowest aud best gidder to be detsrmlned nl.er care
bid will IN is practical results. be most
Il he BistriSts should be changed the article. shall,
be delivered a. such place places tho Postmaster
oS MSFS or shrl si dSssnIiSs tsaS Ss at EG % h.
ordered the necessities Of the Department may re.
quire, at the discretion Of the Postmaster General.
samples of such articles now used at the Post
Offices may be at the Offices supplied. or at either
| Of the agencies above named.
Bidders will send samples Of such articles rs they
propose to furnish
Zach bidder must furnish with his proposal guarau.
tees Of his ability TO comply with his bd and a Ger.
reliable persons,
! Two sufficient surctcs will bo required to con.
7 tract.
failure to furnish article contracted for prompt.
ly, or the furnishing article Inferior to that con-
| forfeiture OF the contract
Bids not made In conformity to this notice will be
rejected, " the Inconsistency shall affect the virtue o
| the proposal.
Proposals must be marked on the envelope. with the
| ID, c. u hLEX W RhNDItI'
| delI-Tuit Postmaster General.
The national Republican., 1867-12-17

From Atlanta, Ga.-PoliticaI AGairs.
ATLANTA, GA, December l0.-An ordinance
was introduced this morning TO vacate State
offices after January next until allied by General
Pope, the co convention's ordinances, or a popular
vote. A large number Of relief measures were
introduced. The standing committees, sixteen
In number, were appointed There arc but three
negroes on the committec5.
The national Republican., 1867-12-17
New Advertisements,

pEMOV AL.
~ 2. PILLING
Takes this method to inform his customers and the
public generally that he expects his New
Store, on Pennsylvania avenue, about the ls
January, and up to that time will sell his goods at
cost This an opportunity at this Of the year
that seldom offers for getting goods at cost
y. PILLING,
del7-6t No. 49l Ninth street, between and g.
EOS MILES
The national Republican., 1867-12-17
New Advertisements.

A FEW BoARDEgs CAN BE ACCoMMoDATED
Heard $50 ner week, Apply 81 street, between
Tweli,h and Thirteenth. dcl7.2t'
II JBwBLRY.
IL. o. HOOD, No, SIS Pennsy ylvania avenue, dealer
IN Gold and silver Watches, DIAMONDS, nne Gold
GlRrses Pocket and Table Cutlery, RaIors, Scissors,
Gold aI Silver Thimblcs and every variety OF Silver
Plated Ware, &c, At the very lowest prices deli
II COHEN, liz PESNsyLtyEAYIA, AVENUE.
offers due ass vcrnan, French and Ameri.
can Cromos; also hnc Engrayings aud OIL Paintings
suitable for holiday presents. at most reasonable
prices CrOmos stretched and Vanished. All styles of
Picture Frames on hard end made to order. Cords.
la1scls and Picture Nrilg always on hand. del7-lm
A TTENTION.-I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT
"A ! have yet on hand a choice assortment %
CLOAKlNG Ghd BONNET-SELvETS and VELVET
CLOAKS aud CLEANING CLOTHS and TRIM
MlNus, Also, splendid stock Of EMBROIDERED
HANDKERCHiEfs, suitable for Christmas GIFTS,
4. GUTMAN.
dccE III bridge st., Georgetown. D c.
IuIis IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE SUD.
l. scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Washington county, In the District OF Columbia let
tors Of adm abstraction on the personal estate Of John
H. CoOdall late Of washin gton city d. c. deceased
AZ pers0ns having claims against the said deceased
hereby warned TO exhibit the same, with tho
vouchers hereof the SUBSCRIBER, or before the
lith day Of December next, they may Otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefits Of the said estate
Given under my hand thi. 18th day Of December.
lGJ7 MARIAN GOODALL,
del7-w3w. AdIainistratrix.
The national Republican., 1867-12-17
ENJOYMENT OF THE HOLIDAYS.

The crowds assembling at GATHERS Popular
Estabishment, 81 Pennsylyan avenue. inorcas-
ing. day by day, as Christmas draws nearer and
leiOus Native and Foreign Wines. spark ling and still
his pure and elegant Brandies and Runs, aud Irish
the season, command the attention OF all who would
prepare to be happy and comfortable.
Mr. GATHERS now Catalogue has excited the
attention Of the c9mmpnIty, and approaching throngs
are ordering their holiday supplies. Go with the
crowd and get your holiday supplies at GAUTlER's
dnlT-lt
The national Republican., 1867-12-17
Congress Yesterday.

l'steTday was bill and resolution day, and the
following are some of the measures passed:
senator Hendricks, OF Ind, introduced a bill,
which was referred TO the Committee Oh Com
horc1, providing for the appointment OF SUPER
NiaIns surgeon of the Marine hospitals of the
nIisd states. 1t authorizes the Secretary of
the Treasury to appoint a competent surgeon
at - taitryi to be styled Supervising Sur
gcon Of United states Marine Hospitals, whose
duty It shall be under the direction OF the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury to inspect and superintend
the naturalization Of the Marine hospitals
throughout the country
Senator Edmunds, of Vermont, introduced bill
to regulate the taxation OF the capital stock Of
National Banks" 1t subjects National Banks
to state, Territorial, and municipal taxation
wherever located, to the extent provided or al
lowed by acts Of Congress. The bill was read
twice and referred to the Committee on Finance
Ex-senator Trumbul, of Illinois, introduced bill,
which was agreed to, calling upon the Attorney
General for Information relative to the amount
p.ld by special counsel employed to assist the
Attorney General in cases depending before the
supreme Court Of the United States for the
years ending from June 90, lsG5, to June 60 1867
Also, whether the present force In the Attorney
Generals Office is sufficient for the business OF
the office. Also, whether the solicitors and
clerks acting as such In the various Departments
anu Court oil Claims cannot be dispensed with
and the performance of their duties be arged
under the direction Of the Attorney General, SC
as to bring all the law Offices OF the Government
under one head and be a saving OF expense al
well as benefit TO the public service. Also, the
amount paid for the years ending June 30, 1885
June 80, lsg6, and June 80, 1867, for assistance
rendered to the District Attorneys.
Senator Wilson, from the Committee on Mill
tEry Affairs, reported in Senate bill "continu
Ing the powers conferred on certain officers an,
gents OF the FFcedmen's Bureau" 1t provide
that officers OF the Veteran Reserve Corps an,
volunteer service doing duty in the Freedmen
Bureau as assistant commissioners, agents
Mc., and whose regiments or corps have been o
!Uty be mustered out of service, that they be re
tanned by the Commissioner OF the Bureau, ant
receive the same pay and allowances as they
have heretofore received while performing tn,
sad duties, and have the same authority as ha
been conferred upon them. The bill passed to
second tcading.
In the Senate Mr.. Sherman introduced tn,
House bill for the repeal of the tax on cotton
II was read and referred, and will come up 70
action to-day, when 1t will doubtless pass. l
takes effect upon the crop Of 1865, and does no
Affect the cotton now on hand.
The national Republican., 1867-12-17
A NEW PAMPHLET AND MAI,

showing the Progress Of the Work. Resources for Con-
sTuGon, and Value Of Bonds, may be obtained at the
Company GGcpS or OF Its advertised Agents, or
will be sent free on applgstlon.
The national Republican., 1867-12-17

ss- The Healing Pool---An Essay f,r
Young Men on the Crime OF Solitude, aud The
DlEectes and Abuses which create impedimentg
20 MARRIAGE, with sure means of relief 81
In seclcd letter envelopes, free of charxe. nt
dl cs5 DE-. j. SKILL1N HOUGHTON, II al.
AisocIation, Philadelphia, Pa, n ward
The national Republican., 1867-12-17

A FEW BoARDBRs CAN BE Accommodated
~ with Board and Lod ging at 81! per week Table
beard $50 ler week. Apply - d street. between
Twelf,h md Thirteenth. dcl7.2t'
The national Republican., 1867-12-17

aS-Thc Republican ON the Navy Yard.
PERSONS residing on the Navy Yard desiring the.
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN delivered promptly and
regularly at their residences, Wilt please leave
their names and residence with Mr. JOSEPH RE-.
rRTTf, grocer, next to the northeast corner OF l.
stfect south and Seventh street east. ns2l-tfi
The national Republican., 1867-12-17

III Ho'LipAi BOOKS AND FANCY GOODS. :
y X rsspepfnIIy o. friends and the public general
s.ook OF Hoofa lied TO our large and well -seiccted
sN v " ssgs% ssqgss% SoSd; sId and Toys q suitable for
low. 'Aea'' A We are ddetsrmined d to sell
Edelg-2w No. 105 Bridge street,
T,unicT -..s..--. Georgetown, d. C.
The national Republican., 1867-12-17
MURDERS IN WEST TENNESSEE

Interesting from the Pacific Coast.
The national Republican., 1867-12-17

In the various states
The national Republican., 1867-12-17

I METZEROTT HALL,
MONDAY. December IA. TIZn m
Ss- NOTI e.
BOWERS Il ALBERs
,,,, Slate !; A. SHAFFIELD 4 Co, }

PETITIONERS,
800 Eleventh street, bet X al. and Mass ave.
have just received large stock OF French Con
iectoreriet, Fancy Boxes, Toys, etc., suitable
for Chr iStDls presents.
PGrtie;, Weddings, Fairs, etc, furnished with
rclsor able terms.
Give US call. dcl0-3m
The national Republican., 1867-12-17
STrTTuAnT Aumstl6. lse7
Row. CoxsERvAroRr OF MrsIc. /

Member OF Vhnmber OF JOmmefce, &c,
sworn 10 be fore and G,rtiled by Emil Klanprecht, U
4 Consul for the kiugdOm Of Wurtemberg, dated
Stuttgart, August 10, 1851
The national Republican., 1867-12-17
PROPOSALS FOR LETTER BALANCES.

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Books and Stationer-

GREAT BOOKSTORE IN THE FIr ..sf WARD.
sors, at about half price. and lons, Books Of all
price Books q all sorts bov i an @ Te v,9rnea ~ na
teenth and Eighteenth stree ayenns, between seven
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26
BORT naroen's Notire.
SURROGATE's COURT-Before the Hon. GIDEON j.
mrp

sURRoGATE's COURT-Before the Hon. GIDEON j.
TUCKER, Surrogate.
In the matter of the application OF John Jackson
20 compel Jerome T. Fellows his guardian, TO ne an ac-
count OF his guardianship. =,
John Jackson minor of over Is years. having filed
petition for order to compel Jerome b. Fellows, hs
guardian appointed In March, 1864, 10 render an account
his guardianship and order having been issued TO
said guardian and he having rendered his account and
the Surrogate having examined the said guardian as TO
the correctness Of same Mr. Fellows testified as follows:
was solicited by Mr. John s. Dye Win whom Jonu
Jackson was then living TO get the boy enlisted In tho
United States Army and the boy sad he was anxious 10
get enlisted; after much trouble succeeded Ill havlnS
INN sent to Governors Island 10 learn 70 drum ana ne
WAS shortly after enlisted In the army received bounty
money from the United States $780, and from the state'
SOO paG for clothes for the boy 49, ana 70 sergeant NC
cue orhaving him enlisted $780, shortly after the boy was
enlisted received an order from Llent Nhtney rrOVost
Marshal Governors Island 10 appear before hhi nu
was compelled do so, and he the SAID Lieut. "ht-
ney demanded that should deliver 10 hlu any money
had belonging 10 John Jackson; refused, ana tOu Nun
was legally appointed guardian by the laws OF our state
and had filed the necessary bonds ana was respohsDo
foT the mOrey; then came back TO NeW-fOfK the heA
day the Lieutenant sent file OF soldiers under cOlaha
of sergeant for me- and took me 10 Governors lsand
he then demanded again that give HIM TINS boys
money; asked him TO let me the boy ana he WOuo
not allow me do so; refused to give hun the money,
and he said to that could take my choice ana give
him the money Fort Lafayette; then gave hIn
ali the money mad of the boys amounting To Ee sum OF
S9l7: he then said to that II ever set my loOt on t
island He would send me to Fort Lafayette" - -,
IL appears that this occurrence was III hay 1901 sco
which time the guardian has had the custody neither OF
his ward nor of the money thus taken from him. Iho
Surrogate held that Mr.. Fellows must make goOd tno
amount OF tho minors money it being the duty OF tno
guardian TO take legal means LOr ITO io0o'"J " ~
Provost Marshal
IL Sheldon proctor for guardian.