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Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1867-01-24

- When the new route of commerce to
tine. eastern world is opened the first artic-
le that California will export to China will
be deceased Chinese, This singular ,peo,
pie cannot bears.t be, buried in y foreign
soil s.l-,. -..ts4.z..4 .4., .,.3 ,..,.t.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1867-01-24

D1Ds,r PAY.-A gentleman from Nor~
therns Ohio-always regarded as asplend-
id business manager-triedi q plantation
ia Mississippi last season, and reports that
he is out OF pocket about $12, 900 over his
crop, and to use his own language has sslet
out" He says the colored men may fight
like the.devil, but they don't work worth
a d--n. 9lit of ha@5o}q t*@i!i ilH - r. ri 2
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1867-01-24
A BrooDY AND II sRELrsyr1ss,e ,Furp..- - :

j Congress while swearing that the Sou
|thern States are not States, swear rrcn.
|geance against a the them U unless they act as
States. ~ ~ ii ont, .sw !.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1867-01-24

:. The niggeas bureau is 4 costly elephant
Heswants' 81 ;ooe, ,Doo. this year to put into
bis trunk. ~ = 's'@sS2s ~ ~ - :
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1867-01-24

II The railroads of this country employ two
hundred thousand men, and at least a
million Of men, wonderland children de-
pend for their support upon the railroad
.intercst.Fttsl 1885, ia:aod-uofia r ~ ati-~I'
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1867-01-24

p p The Gilrard estate yielded ssso,ooo last
iSstd fePd lyill soon support \ ,eoe
sofphans, 'S'"4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-20
Affair, In G-erses.wn.

SELLING BIZ sAMPIx-Omeer yoikman
Yesterday arrested q salesman named g q
Bullock, for selling goods oy ssmpls without
a license. He had a hesring before Jusace
Ruckey yesterday afternoon, and was hned in
the sum of $40.
Nor TEMPERANCE MAN-Orneer Nolk-
man yesterday took to the stai,on-house
bad q hearing before Justice Buckley, upon tue
charge of heipg inebrlated AMI disorderiy. He
was required to hand over he sum OF - 50
SELLING BIT MKAsURE-A colored man
named Samuel Bowman, WAS yesterday after
noon taken TO the ststion- house, charged with
selling potatoes by measure, and the "a ~ re-
quires hem 10 be sold BY weight, O. pounds
per bushel The accused plead ignorance of
the law, and being from the country, the JUS
tice dismissed the case.
PRIVATE SALI.-Mr. J. J. Bogue. real e.
tate agent, has disposed OF the valuabIs prop
sising OF brick building, where Lawrence a.
Dove keep their drug store, and fhe saildiug
occupied BY Mr.. j. j Moo uillan, undertake.,
10 Mayor Nichodemus, for si,300.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-Last evening. about 5
O'Clock, a. ofhcer \. Paxson was going down
the back steps OF his boarding no ase No =
High street, he fell and broke his right sr n
He wa. carried 10 to the house, when DR.. Mack
all was called in and set the broken limb.
CoNcKKr.-A large audience assembled a.
ST. Johns (Episcopal Church, hast evening,
where q concert was given, the object OF W hich
was 70 buy music for the church choir Mad.
ter OF Clark Mills, the sculptor; Prof. RIGHT IT,
Mr.. Chase, Messrs. Selligscn, Schaf Cannon,
Clark, Mrs. Tasker, and Miss Louisa q al were
the singers upon the occasion.
ELouR-The following are the prices for
flour Extra, Sl1.75 10 &ieA75; Cut Extra,
a1050 to e1l so; Super, $40 to eiO.25. The mar
ket at present 10 firm; there 10 a good demand
for low grades. The counsry people are hold
ing on to their wheat and -four in anticipation
Of rise in the market when navigation shall
have closed.
TIE PoRT.-The steamer James s. Green,
Captain lnman, has arrived with q cargo OF
merchandise from New York for District mer.
chants. The steamer Kennebec, Captain Tai
bot, has gone out for Baltimore. The schooner
Art Captain Dyer, has cleared Tor Philadsl.
phia.
MERCHANTS ExCHANGE.-The following
business was transacted on Change this morn
ing :-Onerings-S,6O0 bus heis OF red wheat
and 1,1O0 bushels OF white corn. Saies-IC1
bushels red wheat at sass.
PoRK-The farmers are beginning TO brius
their pork into the market, and the pork ira Il
will soon be fairly commenced. PORK from
the " agons sell a. Ss.5O per hundred pounds
and from store at 80.
THE LoUpoN AND HAMPsHIRE RAILROAD
The following gentlemen constitute The com
mIttee on the part Of Georgetown, who are &C
represent the Interests OF Georgetown at ths
meeting to- morrow, in Alexandra, relating q
the extension OF the above named railroed-C
Nj. Matthews, Recorder and President OF to.
BOard Of Aldermen, DIR. T.. II. Cragn. Pres,
| dent OF the Board OF Common Council, anC
| Evan Lyons, President of the Merchants tx
| change.
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CONVENIENT SALE.

NJ
Bsrea. R,frsse.; Fr.edmsn Z ABANDONED Lards.)
- ATLANTA. GA, November s. 1851 y
WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION. ON THE
PREMlsESa At AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. No.
MEMBER -, s67, THE LAND AND BUILD
ms ms KNOWN AS TUE AUGUsrA MA.
WITH TWELVE CITY LOTS.
This property consists Of one tract of land. which
the Angusts Canal runs through disgonAlly,
bounded north by D'Antignac street, east by Jack
son street, south by Adams street, and west by
Campbell street, Its northern aud southern lines
being about six hundred and ninety feet, and its
eastern and western lines abo three hu ndred and
ninety two feet on which situated one three
story brick building 100 feet by 50 feet one brick
foundry lso feet by 81 feet, and several smaller
buildings.
Eleven I) city lots stu ated on the soutb side ~
Adams street, between Campbell and Jackson
streets, designated in numbers on the Milan al ths
city Of Augusta. made by Williams Philips as M.
l9, Il, is. 20, p q, 16, "A. IS, and ..
One Triangular lot Of ls2 feet front on the south
s,ss Tona between the Augusta canal
The machine works. lot and buildings will be
eols together, the city lots separately.
Also, AT the same time and place. viii be sold
iour frame buildings Zoo feet by al feet and ono
grounds Of the Richmond County Academy, Tel
Fer further particulars in regard 70 this proper
y inquire al this ONCE and that OF BreYet Colonel
E M. u. Ehlers. corner OF Green ana Jackson
streets, Augusta, Georgia where plate oil the prop
Terms cash for all the property except the ma
chine works and lot, one half OF which Niu be re-
Quired oash and the balance In four moDtas.
Sale TO commence at IL O'Clock q NJ -so,,
A Q. M and d. o., Bureau r. D. and A L.
IOSI4t
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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT Court, Caief Justice Cartter-The
case Of National Metropolitan VS.. Bieigh was
after the plaintiff rested their case. Evidence
was brought forward by the defendant as to
the construction among bankers, and what
was reasonable per cent. discount to charge
the subpunas that were Issued, attachments
were ordered to be issued for a number OF our
principal bankers, In order to prove a custom
of banking. houses. Application for postpone
ment until to- morrow was pressed by the
pIaintifs and resisted by the defendants. The
Court decided that he could not postpone, but
must non-suit the plaintn, because notice OF
protest was: not proved
Next case on the assignment was that of
Plate VS.. Noerr. Davis ana Grammer. Plain
tiff in this case, Plate, German fellow-citi-
zen, claims that be gave Noerr the money to
keep for him safely, and TO let him have II
when he wanted to return TO Germany, and to
let him have a little at q time IS he wanted il.
when claimed; It was refused by defendant.
loan bv DEFENDANT at the instance of the plain
tiff, as ne (Piate) was drtnk king man, and had,
moreover, confidence in Noerr. Now this suit
is brought for the amount Of debt, S27i but
defendant pleads set off for bed. board, and
services rendered. in amount OF S63. No proof
OF this, however, and Judgment rendered for
Curtis We. Theaker; Jones and Ashford and
Norris. This is an action of replevin to re-
cover furniture of . room IN q hotel in George.
town, claimed TO be detained for balance Of
gave judgment for plaintiff, with nominal
DAMAGES Of one cent. Mr.. Norris gave notice
OF motion for q new trial, on account Of the
verdict being against the evidence.
Case of Deeley VS.. Shannahan; Davis, Fen.
dali & Cox for plaintiff; Ennis and Merrick for
defendant This 10 an issue Of fact for the
Jury, sent down from the Chancery Court to
be tried The uestion was whether Joanna
Deeley had at the time OF executing a cert lin
instrument SUFFICIENT intelligence to know
what she was about what she really gave her
assent to. DIR. VIM. Morgan was called to the
stand and examined As the Medical attendant
Of the deceased, as 10 her state at the time lie
was called in.
Assignment for Thursday, Nov. 2i, ls67.-Nos.
225-Register W. McClelland, Davidge and
Baldwin-Davis and Fendall 3i6-Deely VS..
Shannahan ct al, Merrick and Ennis. IA
Wyeth VS.. Fowler. Brent, Phillips and Cox
Brent and Merrick. 66--Highland ct al VS..
George Savage, Bradley and Cox 296-Ste-
vens VS.. Dawson, Mattingly aud Logan. IS
David Landreth & Sons VS.. John j. Barnard
and VIM. p. Dougal, Bradley and Mattiugly.
l19-James H. Birdsall VS.. p. II. WEIGH, Mer.
riman ard Bradley.
EQUITY COURT, Judge Wylie.-Harley VS..
Hyde ct al; order Of dismissal Of bill with
costs and appeal. Bohlayer ct al. VS.. Bohlay-
er ct al; decree. Merrick and Riddle VS.. Re.
ceiver of the Washington, Alexandria and
Georgetown Railroad Company; decree, rati-
tying report OF the Auditor on fees of petit
toner. Parker VS.. Bladder ct al; motion for
re-hearing OF the application Of the injunction
overruied.
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u LOUISIANA.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON. ID. G., Sept. 3. 1851 4
Proposals will he received at the Contract Office
OF this Department until clock .. IN. of Decem
Der IL next Ito be decided by the l4th fer Carry
ing the Mails of the United States frOm april /.
1868, TO June 80, ISL.
ROUTE No. S.0D-From Alexan iria. by Larnothe,
COtile, Cloutel Vile. Marthaville. Natchitoch-S.
Pleasant Hill. Mansfield, keatchie Spring RiIga
and Grand Cane. TO Shreveport, l9s miles and back
three times week.
Leave Alexandria Monday, "Wednesday and Fri
day. at 3 a. m.
Arrive at Shreveport third DAYS by m
Leave Shreveport Monday, "Wednesday and Fri
day at a. IN.
Arrive al Alexandria third days 10y p. m
The accepted bidder will be required TO take the
oath commonly known as the teef oath and 70 o.
ecute contracts in the form aud manner preScrb bed
by law and the regulations of the Department.
For further and fuller particulars a. to the con-
ditions to be incorporated into contracts, and Of
the liabilities Of bidders reference is made to the
pamphlet advertisement. dated October 81, 1856.
inviting proposals for carrying the mails of the
United States in the State of Louisiana which can
be found at the principal post Offices
Proposals must be sealed, subsC ribbed {" Mail Pro-
posals, Route No $3.50, State Of Louisiana - and
addressed TO the - Second Assistant Postmaster
General, Contract Office
ALEX. W. RANDALL,
oc 2S law4t Postmaster General,
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Two ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, 4
PENSION OFFICE. July 18th. l8c6.


Application having been made under the act o,
june 3 1850, for the reissue Of the following de-
ecribed Land w arrants, which are alleged 60 have
been lost or destroyed,-Notice lie hereby given
that at the date following the description Of each
warrant, a certificate or warrant of like tenor
will be reissued, IL valid objection should then
appear. JOS. II. BARRETT, Commissioner.
No Se,27s, for 100 acres, issued under the act of
March s. lSs5, in the name Lettuce widow of Elijah
B. Hill and was granted December "a, 1855 Decem
No. 81 OsI. for Leo acres Issued under the act of
March 5, 1885, in the name Of Anna w. Powell
minor child Of Matthew Powell, deceased, and ives
granted June Is, $50. December IA, 1871.
No. l6.s2S, for 100 acree issued under the Act Of
March 3 1855; IN the name OF Levi Whiting, and
was granted A pril 9, 1852. January II, 1853.
No. 93,672 for leo acres. issued under the act of
March 8, 1855, in the name Of Anthony b Ron
mann, and was granted April Is, lSz. December
Nc IS, 40, for leo acres, Issued under the act of
Of Peter Hsrman, and was granted March Is, 1851.
No. 90 40, Tor leo acres, issued under the act Of
March ls5s in the name of Zachous Phillips
and was granted November Is, ls5s. January 20,
No. - a4 for 40 acres, issued under the Ar, q,
March 8 1865, in the name of William @ MaSoar-
an. and Was granted August IL 1885. february 3.
No. 81 SO. for l6o acres issued under the act ar
March 5, 1855. an the name of Henry Stebl1ins de-
c. ased. February 5, ISIS
uELMBOLpS FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU "a
II pleesanf In taste and odor free from All iniri-
rious prcperties, and immediate In its action
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-20

GOVERNMENT CLERKS AssOCIATION-An
adjourned meeting OF the Government Clerks
Association was held last evening at their
rooms, il6 7th street, the Preside ID NJ KEEL
sey) IN the chair, and John w. Hogg Score.
tary.
The committee to prepare a memorial to be
presented 10 Congress, asking iha- library be
established accessible to all the CLERKS report.
ed the same, and after some debate il was
adopted.
S.Yorke Alice, Eco. Librarian OF the Treas.
ury department., stated yha; the Treasury II.
orary Consists OF bOut 2.UO vol umes of w Mich
not more than SUI are ever borrowed. As An
Illustration OF the constant demand for these
few books be would state that froa. January I
TO October 81. this Current year, he had made
4,'eO losns OF book to AS clerks, Of whom 5s7
were zen Slemen and l6l ladies The limited
supply and poor assortment have compelled
hlRs 10 oisappoint a great many appIican ts.
i here are about 5000 employees IN the Treas
ury department, about fourth only OF wh m
nave been able to obtain any thing 70 read from
the library.
L. IL proposed 70 procure a charter from Con.
greSs, authorizing the establis hment of a IL
hIary, 10 be composed OF miscellar eous works
new IN the Libraries of the various depar,ments
which are never used. The memorial will hs
presented 10 Congress a. the beginning OF the
session
A humber of books were received from Mr.
Fletcher, setting chief clerk of The Agricultural
Departm' nj, and The hanks OF the association
were rendered TO Dir +. Adjourned.
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oc 2S-law4t
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
UNITED STATES PATENT n FETC

II UNIFIED SIdIsS PATENT OFFICE,
- WASHINGTON, October p. 1917.
On the petition of GEORGE Z. BURT, Of Har-
ward, Massachusetts, praying for the extension OF
patent granted TO him the 9TH day Of February,
1854, for an Improvement in Machines for Clean
ing and Asserting Bristles, for seven years from
the expiration Of said patent, which takes place
or the 9TH day Of February, 1865:
Is ordered that the said petition be heard the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the 10th day o. January,
1865 at u O'Clock m. and al pe-sons are notified
to appear and show cause, If any they have, why
said petition ought not TO be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required 70
file in the Patent Office their objections specially
set forth in writing at least ttceny days before the
day of hearing; all testimony filed by either party 70
be used at the said hearing must be taken and trans
mitted in accordance with the rules Of the office
which will be furnished en application.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon q. ties
timony must be filed In the Office trenty days before
the day OF hearing the arguments, If any, within
ten days after filing the testimony.
Ordered, also that this notice be published IN the
Republican and the Intelligencer, Washington, ID.
C., and in the Boston Post, Boston, Mass. once
q week Tor three successive weeks, the first of
said publications to be at least sixty days
to the day of hearing. T. C. THEAkER,
no 4-w3w Commissioner of Patents
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IIyIMROLDs EXTRACT BUCHU and IN-
III pEovEp ROsE WASH cures secret and dalicAta
disorders la Al tnef =. ntte eArense httle
posure II il pleasant In taste ana odor, immeli-
ate ats sction, and free from az inJugicus pro D.
critics Oe2l-DEx.iy
nIlNBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHC gives
Al heath and Nigor 70 the frame and bloom 20
The rslid cheek. Debility = acoomT arr Cd hy many
alarnirr symptoms and n ne treatment n subs
r1't'sf to- consumption, insanity, OF o9ileFt.c ta
ensue. Ice e L&hlg
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COLLISION WITH A COAL CARr-About six
O'Clock yesterday evening, while the train OF
came in contact with q cart loaded with ceal
smss ng one OF the wheels and emptying rms
coal into the street. The accident was causad
by the hame>tring OF me harness breaking de /.
tacbiDg the horse from the cart so that IL could
not be pulled out of the way OF the train. For.
tunateIy, neither the horse nor the driver were
injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-20

IP You HAVE MORE MONEY than You know
what to do with, buy your Gents Furnishing
Goods of Tom, Dick, or Harry; but If you
wish to get full value received for the money
you pay out, go to Francs, where Gents 4 ur-
nishing Goods are sold at prices which defy
competition. Look at the following prices =
Good Me-ino UndeTshirts and Ora wers, So IS,
90 cents and 81; good heavy Wool Socks, y
and IS cents; good Cotton Half Hose. 81 per
dozen; good Paper Collars, 10 cents per box
or boxes for 25 cents; good warm Wooden
Gloves frJm y cents up. Also, Scarfs, Ties
Handkerchiefs, at prices 10 suit the most eco.
nomical, at FRANCS Popular Gents FURNISH
ing Store. i9i eth street. between ID and T., three
doors above Odd Fellows Hall. Hill:
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STATES MAILS.
AIN.
MISSIS SIPPI.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Z
WASHINGTON, October ). lSg.
Proposals will be received at the Contrac
Office OF this Department until O'Clock 2. m o
November 2lst next, ito be decided next day for
the carrying the mails Of the United States from
February 8. 1865, to June 30, 1871.
Route No. 7.06S.-From Brook haven, by Csseyville,
Union Church, Fayetie, and Church Hill, 70
NatcheZ, y miles and back, twice q week
Leave Brookhayen Wednesday and Saturday at
IN;
Arrive at Nstchez next days ate p m.
Leave NatcheZ Monday and Thursday at a. M;
Arrive at Brook haven next days by p. m.
The accepted bidder will be required to take the
oath commonly known Il e test oath. and 10 exc
cute contracts in the form and manner prescribed
by law and the regulations of the Department
Fer further ard fuller particulars as to the con-
ditions 10 be Incorporated into contracts, and Of
the liabilities of bidders reference is made the
pamphlet advertisement, dated October 81. 1856 in
yiting proposals for carrying the mails of the
United States in the State of Mississippi, which
can be found at the principal post offices.
Service may commence January LIST, ISIS, If the
accepted bidder desires.
Proposals must be sealed, superscribed mail
Proposals, Route No .0S3, State of Mississippi
and directed TO the "SecOnd Assistant Postmaster
General, Contract Office y
ALEX. W. RANDALL.
oe 31-1aw4w Postmaster General.
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BRFAK DowN.-This morning, about eight
o cIoek. "a one Of the wagons Of the Adams
Express Company, heavily loaded, was pass
NE down 9th street. tome portion Of the iron
supporting gar gave way, and let the body OF
the vehicle down near Ihe payment. After
some delay, the damage was repaired, and the
wagon proceeded on.
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nOlQtIaQB
A L c I 1 o y

Orc DsPof and DtS0Vrsing CHarfsryrasfsr.l
ATLANTA. Ga. November II. lSS7.
/ will sell public auction. commencing At 10
O'Clock a m. thursday. November q, 1851, the
following public property, q wit
Il Horses
~ Mules
5Amhulances
Single Sets Ambulance Harness
- Single Sets Mule Harness
sale - take place in front 81 L 4. Stables tIata
Whltsker'sD corner Line and Prior streets, At
lanta
Terms Cash, in Treasury notes, before rrop-
erty lie removed, which mast be done on the day of
sale.
By order Of Brevet Brigadier General Infus sax
ton, Chief QuarteTmaster
II. }. FARSswORTH,
First Lieutenant saith Infantry, A. A. .. NJ.
no l. Alb IL charge Of Depst.
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I AIDES, you will and one of the best selected
u stocks Of French and Home made COrsets of all
styles and sizes from 81 up: no reeds. Mr.. Baum
also manufacture his own Patent Hoop Skirts. to
which he calls the special attention, as il is the
most comfortable and elegant in the market. ~
II = - IIEfnl NJ !
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CoMNTTTED.-EIleB CayanaUgh was yps,ar-
day charged By Lieutenant Gessford tof the
first precinct, WIN encouraging bad morals.
snd Ia default Ct security for good behav. OF,
tbc Jusficp con nftfed her 20 the workhou se
Chris Kant, . dentist, came before Justice
Walter yesterday, for beng inebris'sd, aud
vas tined -: but being IN state OF lmpecuni-
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RETgRNED.-The disting pushed excursionis'.
10 Norfolk and Dismal Swamp Canal returned
lsst nignt 70 9th street wharf, on board OF me
steamer Nor herner, aftsr a pleasant trip of
four days duration. They speak in hIsh
praise OF their trip, and OF the efforts of the
officers and crew of the steamer 10 add TO the
comfort ard enjoyment Last night nun ber
OF the officers OF the Northernsr apd heir
friends repaired 70 Major v az Cottage Res
taurant where they spent some time in a
festive entertainment o@htting the finale of a
trip which was characterized by such pleasant
ircfcents.
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DIED.

LOUDERBACK. On the 10Th instant, CARO-
LINE ELIZABE I II only child of Joseph e.. and
Emma +. LOuderback, aged years, months and
"A days
Funeral will take place at 5 p. m. on the 2lst, at
the residence OF her parents, No. 513 l. street. be-
tween 9th ana 9TH streets.
Our darling Carrie, she is gone!
Her spirit il hath fled
Where sorrows they are never known,
AnC tears are never shed.
She was her parents only joy;
All innocence and love;
But God saw fit to take her
To dwell with Him above.
FFNDRICK On the c0th instant. ELLEN
JANE, aged three months ana five days, dau ghter
Of Xavier and Mary Z. Fendrick
Funeral TO morrow. THURSDAY afternoon, at
clock from the residence of her parents. Ito
which friends are inyitcdD West street, George
town.
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OF SERIOUS CHARACTER Drs. Bliss and
Powen, the physicians IN attendance upon
MIR. Lewis y. CLARKE, who was assaulted and
b1diy hea en- n few days since by 10 an named
Joseph Onut', pronounce the wounds In their
patents leg OF such a serious character as NAV
result In loss OF life. This being the case, JUS
uce Thor psnn, of the second precinct refu sss
bsil for Oru'r. and he will therefore remain in
confinement 10 await the issue OF the affair.
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fIRF.-About seven O'Clock last eysniug a
nre broke out in n two-story brick house in the
rear or Whitnsy's Hotel, north A street and
DeiaWare avenue, the building being occupied
a. q loee ng house by the servants of the hotel
The fire oriRna'Sd from sparks IN the chimney,
setting the roof on IRE, which was soon in a
nlaze. An alarm o: fire was sounded, and tn
nTe engines soon arrived, but the interior of
tire building was burned out before The flames
were subdued. The loss is estimated at about
$50
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CARRYING CONCEALED wBAPoSs.-qohn
JOhEsOs, CClOTed, wa yesterday arrestai by
Officer King, OF the first prscinc', and had q
L. ariBz lore Justiee Tucker, for carrying q
cCnc-ai-d weapon, when ne was fined SD.
snd t. default Of payment committed 10 the
WOrkbCu-e