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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-08

No, 1000, for 40 acres, issued under the act Of
was srshtsd June !. i isss' : June Is. isss ~
No. l,7t2, for " acres, issued under the act OF
September, ls5O. In the name Of Christopher Wise,
and was granted February -, 1851 June Il. 1888
September, 1850, In the name Of William O, KeAn,
minor child Of Andrew keAn, deceased, and was
No, B,SS Tor 100 acres, Issued under the act Of
March S, 1873, In the name Of AlexAnder Berry
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-08

On SATURDAr,a spirited game Of base. ball
was played between the Creighton and Allan
tic clubs, the former winning, by score Of
o. to %,
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WAIVER PIPE,

GAS IPE,
AND RAvR TROUGH
Tne Best and Cheapest Articles ever made, Every
body, particularly FARMERS and MINERS, send
for Tree descriptive circular and price list to A.
WOODWARD, WilliAmsport, Pa,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-08

COLUMBIA CoLLgGE L Aw SCHOOL, The COM
mencement OF the Columbia College Law
School takes place In this city on wednesday
Instruction OF Prof Tyler, of Frederick, Mary
land, who pronounces the class the finest he
has ever known.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-08

Umpire, W, II. Martin.
SCORERS, f, e. Snow and Mark Pimlott.
Home ,Runs-NationTi, Kennedy, onej 18th
Infantry, Greene, one,
q, Wood, 8; Murphy, lila. I2th Infantry Oar
ter, 1, GRAFTON, o. Greene, rs,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-08

ORDERED-Brevet Brigsdier General 7. A.
McParlin, Surgeon u. s. A, has been assigned
to temporary duty In the ONCE Of the Surgeon
General, In this city.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-08

wfrHpRxw Hfs NoxrNArIos.-It 10 stated
that Mr. Owen Thorn, who was dominated
some months ago BY the President ID q vacancy
TO withdraw his nomination, and recommend
cd Colonel Henry Nayior, Of the county, for
the position,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-08

ARREST OF An ESCAPED CoSyIcr. --On Fri.
cinct, arrested Benjamin Jones, colored, an
escaped convict from the Baltimore penitenti-
arr. Justice Mofssll committed him to the
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-08

MCCooLE AND CoBuRN.-The New York
Express says: Coburne and McCoole, notwith-
standing their present predlcament, have not
given up the idea of lighting, and have ordered
the stakeholder to keep the put.up until they
are liberated. They hope soon to be at liberty,
but II they have to serve their time out, they
will, as soon as discharged, leave the State
and make all necessary arrangements for the
encounter, to come OFF In Virginia, as there 10
no law In that State against prize-hght ting
Only few persons will be posted as to the
place where the mill" will take place, so that
the authorities cannot get wind of the looa-
ton. II Is reported that McCoole and Coburn
cleared u, 900 each through the sale Of railroad
tickets. They chartered the trains in partner
ship, paying two dollars for each person car
ried. Their rate for the trip was Is for each
passenger.
A dispatch from Cincinnati yesterday says /;
The Sheriff OF Dearborn county made affidavit
that John Franklin, OF this city, had nothing
to do with the arrest Of Coburn and McCoole;
that the arrest WAS made by Colonel Wood;
that he (the sheriff. never saw Franklin. 1t
10 said the plekpockets made tio 900 at the Ale.
Coole and Coburn izzle.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-08

wAsHIsoroN AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD
In the House of Representatives on Thursday,
Mr.. Eggleston, OF Ohio, reported from the
the construction OF a railroad direct from this
city to Cincinnati, Ohio, and II Will probably
be taken up for action to-day or tomorrow.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-08

'TIs WITH judgments as our watches, nupe
20 lust ankle, yet every one believes ne must
70 70 George q. Henning, No. oil seyen'h
street, for clothing,
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FIRE.-House No. 2l7 Seventh street, be-
tween NJ and N streets, occupied by Mr. Philip
Draft, took flre on Saturday morning about
through the roof OF the back shed. The nre
was soon extinguished with little loss to the
building, and the engines were not called out.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-08
Bookblnders.

f. Book. BINDER AND PAPER-RULER.
No. III Pennsylvania avenue, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets. south side.
Books elegantly or plainly bound. Periodicals
and Nevspapers carefully attended to.
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TRAINS TO AND FROM ASHAPoLIs.-On and
after to-day the trains will leave Annapolis
at $50 4. m, arrive at Junction 1850 q, nj Bal
arrive Junction ASS, Baltimore $3.50 p. m.
Leave Baltimore 1905 a. nj arrive az Junction
1856; Annapolis 0 4. m. Leave baltimore $500
m. Leave WAshington7 a. IN. arrive Junction
1855; Annapolis0 a. IN. Leave Washington $3.50
D. m. arrive Junction $40; Annapolis O:3o 2: M
The trains connect with Philadelphia, New
York. and Western trains morning and even
ing. No trains on Sunday, except specially
ordered.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-08

MOVEMENTS OF the CHINESE ENDAssT,-
Chief Minister Burllngamc and the two chief
ENJOYS, together with the two secretaries and
the eight Interpreters, on Saturday visited the
English, French, Russian and Prussian Min
isters. They also visited Secretary Welles,
Secretary Schoheld, and Postmaster General
Randall. They will visit the other Cabinet
members this week, The usual formalities
were observed during these formal visits and
the OrIentals returned to the metropolitan
apparently pleased with their excursion
around among the dignitaries.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-08

CHANGES IN THE PATENT OFFICE.--Newton
W. Crawford, principal Examiner In the
Browning, and Gen. Charles Everett promoted
to I'LL the vacancy.
Thomas S. Mercer has been appointed to be
First Assistant Examiner, vice Charles Eve
rett, promoted.
William Kesley, promoted to be Second AS
sistant Examiner, vice Thomas s. Mercer, pro-
NOTED.
to Second Assistant Examiner, vice Thomas
Z. simpson, promoted.
J, II. Stein, J, Il, Shaw, and II, W. Clarke,
Rotary Browning, but no appointments made
to MI the vacancies.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-08

TuR Masonic TKMPLE.-The work on the
new Masonic Temple, at the corner OF Ninth
men are not able to proceed very fast on
account OF the scarcity OF bricks, the eontrac-
tors not being able to furnish bricks as last as
they are REQ uired on account OF the recent wet
weather. In the course OF two weeks the hrst
story will be up, and 1t Is hoped by that time
the workmen viii be able to push forward
more ranidly
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TO ALL wHoMIT MAY CONCERN.
PEPA !,s6 ~ rgaIsrIaIoH. |

ApDlleatou having been S msSs an3.s N, ls nc, Of
June y, 1850, for the reissue Of the following de-
seribed Land Warrants, which arc alleged TO have
At the date folloying tho description Of each war;
rant new eeruneate or warrant Of like tenor viii
near,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-08

DRowEED-on Saturday morning, between
and 10 o'clock, as two young men, named
andria, were out fishing opposite Four-mile
creek, the boat was unfortunately upset while
Mr. Ellis was weighing anchor, and Mr.. Jas.
board by the Jar of the boat, and as he was un'
able to swim, went to the bottom before he
could be rescued. The deceased was a young
man OF fine character, and his untimely death
has east a gloom over the feelings Of his nu.
merous friends.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-08
WARRINGTON CITY GARDEN,
Medical.

7 AIDES In TROUBLE SHOULD CoNFIDR IN
II D0CTRBss MARLIN, regular graduate, and
Tor many yesr renowned and skilfal practitioner
In New y ork, where she hAsmet with the greatest
success In air female complaints. She guarantsesa
perfect cure. no matter from what cause. No. SO
street. below Tenth street. mYie-U
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-08

HIS FIRST ATTEMPT.-We took a reporter
on trial yesterday. He went out to hunt
items, and, after being away all day, returned
with the following, which he said was the best
he could do; Yesterday we saw a sight that
froze our muscles with horror. A hackman
driving down seventh street at rapid pace
children, There would have been one of the
most hesrtrending catastrophes ever recorded
had not the nurse, with wonderful iorethought,
and providentially stepped into drug store
lust before the hack passed. Then, too, the
hackman, just before reaching the crossing,
tuning about, drove In the opposite direction.
Had Il not been for this wonderful occurrence
of favorable circumstances a doting father, a
Toying mother, and affectionate brothers and
sisters would have been plunged into the
deepest woe and most unutterable funeral
expense"
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A DESERTED ISFAST.-Yesterday morning
Officer Kelley, of the Sixth precinct, found
female colored child, aged about one month,
been left by some heartless wretch unknown
to the authorities. He took 1t to the Sixth
precinct ststion-house, where a eolored man
to his home on q street south, between Ninth
and Tenth streets west, and have u properly
cared for. with this assurance, Lieutenant
Hurley turned the young child over to him.
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w Int sR.i,-..
CgREs IN q TO I DAYS.
Sold at SD Pennsylvania avenue. aplS-H
MEDICAL NOTICE.

MEDICAL NOTICE.
This is to inform my friends and the public In sen
eral that have resumed
OFFICE PRACTICE.
once In the rear Of my Drug Store, corner Seventh
and n streets.
Medical advice to INDECENT Pe,sc9s Gratis;
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nR. N. A. BLANKMAN,
SURGEON AND DENTIST,
OFFICE No. So STREET.
Between Tenth and Eleventh streets.
ap2i-tf
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FUNERAL OF THOMAS II. KKLEHER.-The
funeral Of Thomas II. Keleher, the gentleman
who was killed, on the evening OF the Sd inst,
BY Levin Turpin, took place yesterday at 8 p.
M from his late residence, corner Fifth and
II streets. Excelsior Lodge, ]. o. Q. r, mar.
shaled by Mr.. J. q. ShaHer, headed by Heald's
American brass band, and accompanied by the
Book-binder's Association, under the marshall
ship Of v, Bishop, esq, assisted by Mr.. Robt.
Cornell, both Of which the deceased was an
active and loved member, escorted the remains
10 alenwood cemetery, where they were In
TERED. The remains were followed BY his
hesrt-broken wife and little childreni also
large concourse OF friends, Messrs. Chas, Il.
on ne part Of the /. q. o. r., and Messrs. Geo.
Fisher, Ignatius Mott, and Ches' rrettler on
the part OF the Book-binders' Association,
acted as pall-bearers. p. q. nj. VIM. Cooper,
Sr. Chaplain Of Excelsior Lodge, !. D. .. +,
oflclated. The remains looked very natural
considering the excessive warm weather and
length of time which they have been kept
They were placed In a handsome rosewood
coye.top coffin, with silver mounting and glass
over the breast. Around the deceased's head
was placed very handsome wreath ofjaponi-
ca flowers, and q beautiful bouquet OF the
same were In his hands, which rested on his
breast. Undertaker-HaryeyS 90.
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RECEPTION ROOMS
tsS Eleyenth street, Aboye, Pennsylyania avenue.
LADIES desiring especial treatment will ind him
the most akiIful and reliable physician In the city.
lkRE0uLARiTIBs.f from whatever cause. fully
skfNRSb NERVOUS DISEASES speedily cured.
PARLORS sECLUsIyB. Patients see NO one but
he Doctor mhll-u
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Financial.

Il. D. Cooxr, tof Jay Cooke 4 Co. y Prssidsnt.
W. 8. HuHrrSoros. Cashier.
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The HANDSOME THINa.-Thc Washington
Gas Company, In consideration Of the prompt
and emcient services OF our fremen, on the
house, thereby saving the gas tank, at the
corner Of Twenty.sixth and q streets, as given
In the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, transmitted
the following complimentary and substantial
letter to the Chief Engineer OF the City Fire
Department;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-08-28

d. r. ANT to license from Hon. Edward
L foN, 4 :. District Judge l"i the District OF
Maine, -hLll sell at Public Auction, At West
summer. an THURSDAY, sept ION, 1865, at 9
o'clock \. VI, the following good. ind chtItri-,
be'ng pDr. ION Of ia" estate ~ H,Irv T.. Morton
aud Bs"j, + Bate, ,ud', ,iuai., and a. CO..
parth-rs, declared htrkupt. To- wii:
Express Wagon, l Bug, Wagon sec nd
hani Wagon; Business wagon; / SINGLE aud
double Slpsh; ia nr.sr-. Robes Bllukct.
Whips, Sc quantity ui Farming Implements
! Eihr, Foot l.uhc. Shuw ,aser. Tubs, Sc. /
GoIi Waco rHf Cham; e l,tgr quantity ii Frame
and Clipper : rd., flushed end unhni he'd; large
quantity oi 'rps Carr,gr-, hli.hcI aud un6nis h
ed iiput du<. Child. Pcr,njiu' iior- lpt 81
Oak Timber Do Bu-- ii-ti. ,ui OAK L"gs. Plank
Joi-t. Sc; ioi of standing Iiui-.r ~ Sumner o.,
l.. l.. GAfdnrr'- Lind; qruItuy cd B,-s. A-h tiI
other Bpdrd-, rhnH-, * ; H,rd,are--nsi' .
screws. mon, etc qnuWv 81 rtints, OH g.
Ntrn'-i''s, Hnt toi"r.. h,.r Lr-. quantity ..
Nuic- dHl Accounts du- o. -4II estate.
Al" = Lug- VARIETY Oh Other arrirl-- embraced
40 the iHvruialy 90 sad estate, .,il co. winch Gee,
Iv examined los calling upon itr A~-i.n-, prior Co
The Time "i -,lc. Benz \. II I'LL,
". sumner. Aug. y 1858 Assignee
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-08-28

OF the stare Tor war purposes luring the rebellion
npon The following bs,is; Zach city, town aud
dollars for every man furnished for the military
service Of the United state. unt~r aud the calf
aud accepted BY the United states towards iss
quota Tor the term n three year. ana An a. . -
pro- ortion for every man furnished aud accent.
cd Tor any shorter period and thc shall De In
full payment Tor sny LATIN upon the state ON ac-
count OF It's war debts by such municipality. A
commission appointed by the governor aud council
shall determine the amount to which each city.
town and plantation l. entitled. To- be devoted TO
such reimbursement. the suTpas, a any. be ap-
proPr,ated To the soldiers who enlisted were
drafted AMI went a, any time daring the war. or IL
deceased To their legal representatives The issu.
OF bonds hereby authorized shall not exceed in the
lars, and this amendment shall De construed
permit the credit OF the be- directly iudi-
purpose.
Received, That the aldermen of eies. the select
hereby empowered and directed 10 monty the in
hahitaGts of their respective cities aud plan
tation-' IA ihe manner prescribed by law, n, their
next annual meetings Ia September. 60 give their
votes on the am-ndn eut proposed in the foregoing
resolve, aud thc question siil bc 80 Shall the con
stttutiou Toe amended to authorize the a.sLmt-
ton OF municipal war debts b. iJantug the credit OF
the state Ia au amount exceeding ia the .ggre
gate three million i've hundred thou tand dollars. a.
proposed 10y r'sO I've oi The iJrty seventh lcgi.a-
tnrv - And said Inhabitants snaii vote b. ballot
Us s'lu t"e',on. mos IA lay or OF s4id amend
ment expressing IN bs the wont .. lrs,' and tho,D
opposed To the amendment Sp-r-siug by the word
No anu 20" ballots shall @" received. sorted,
counted AMI q, c,arrt in open ward 10 an aud uan
talon inc"tIngs, aud lists OF the vote. shalt be
made out BY the aldermen srlrltrucu aud asscssurt
and clerks OF -niu citte-. town. and plantations la
the same manner ~ vote. for senators. aud shall
DE returned into the Office OF thc secretary OF
within tWcuty day. after said election. AMI TIA.
governor aud council shall forthwith, after the cN-
ptraion Of said twcaty DAYS. Examine aud count
said votes, and 10 shall appc that Rprity OF
Tue tnhAbitdnt. voting ON said question are tn FAVOR
OF ihr proposed amrud neut 10 shall bvco4uc part OF
the constitution All the governor shall therrupon
t',gc htS PROF. ima,ion, mixing Sno~n the fact
Resolved, Tat IN" .ccrctIry of state -ha!l pre-
pare aud furnish tie several cities towns aud plan
tatio"s bank returns in conformity to the foTrgo
INK resolves, with - copy thereof algp a copy of
the ql' -tion unlimited, printed IN !.IrSc type
Approved March Isss.l
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AGENTS WANTED

SCHUrLEH CotfNN, tudispensehic 80 a Just under
standing Of the political Issues the day The best
subscription book la the Gcld. and endorsed by ,h,
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with unbounded success tn all part. Of the North
snd Justify W In claiming for this great standard
work apopuiarty uncguhllcd by any contemporary
biography. The claims OF this statesman to the
gr-iiiad' Of tn nation 80 clca riy set forth in
ihi, volume that % his admircrs eau asord TO
b without copy Send for circulars and see our
lh"rai terms. and FUN description 81 this gr,at
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Brighton & Cambridge Cattle Markets
For week ending Aug %
PRICES

BEEvEs- Extra quality, o.: - sil - Rr.t quai.
J.tt0pa - 90 sec al 80 il.cosll..5 third do y0.lt
los lol -. ih. total eight otEit- ,aIlos
and dressed beef
Poorest Grade, % cow halls. &C s6ooq--5
WpEAISs uNEN-si~5 70 ~ handy steers. al.s
90 elu, or littie above their value t~-f.
AIirH COWS ENtFs. s-jslOo. Ordlnary sfSs-o
Hsiirfs l3s5I
snETr- Northern by the head spDst ~
IANnS-By the hcsd sltasG p.
IArtnw-sias.
srEtND Pos -ioait, BAT IIog.. lI4lil
Tot tTEi-lIvns. 10 fhics~us IS.
SAILS oF MAiSL CATTLE
The sale. % Main oxen reported are a. Of work
Ing oxen, vhieA very sood Ia quality. aud the
DEMAND vas fair.
=. pyer 'oII one pslr. 3 Z, Ia for 80; . n
In, rs Y - Biinn s1h one pair = n oxen for
80. Q u 50 iu. go 20 sip ~ ShaS and iJ.tnsr
soii Il tn oxen - 80. snI 800. . % IN At s..s
rs sn in. Tor 80 go. IN .n. 800
HLMAHk~ There u yery little 20 ~ - "a Of the
tfaic 10 bet ctils mi. week. The fear % the car
IL dis~a'e, whiei, ha. reached Brighton. has very
largely unfinished the isnaai fpr beef sui tho
pike. we're no higher than the lo~ hsat~. Of la.
week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-08-28
Non Resident Taxes.

hi the TOrn of iNmy. ia the County, Of
Ortord Ne. far tie yeGI- 1867
i'iiE nlipw,ng iIst oi Tax. pu the Rel Estate
i at On rc-ucut oWncr. 900 The town Of \ barry
!"r the srIr lSh7. ~ b,.i- c,uIiaittcli Io Jac-,
Dr-st.r. Collector oi -hid Town, on the twentieth
iN OF JuiN, 1861. has been returned u, han "a,
mr a- remaining uupi,d ON the - dsN OF Ju,c
tSoS. u, IT. c-ttihrit~ ot thtt date 1nd now ~.
mttn- uUpnd and notice - hereby gwen that II the
SAL tNrI 80 interest hnf char yes aye not ulA nt
the Trca.ury Of sad tryr w,thin c,g htrrn nn,th.
from tir date oi the commitment ct th. -tjd bill.
much Of the real estate ttNc a. val bc suiii crnt
To- pas the nnt dur therefor. inClui.n. interest
puhii. AH'tipn 81 the T,rt-ur.,s Oihrc. VIZ: his
dwelling house, -t,s : ALBANY, ga the Inst Mundlv
I---L--I-.-A- $40 ..'......, l.
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County Educational Convention

III" friend. OF Eilc,tion Ia uXfoid County. and
particularly ne teacher. aud :. : Committees Of
a." towns IN The County are requested to NEE, in
Convention, at rNRiS HIt.L. on TUESDAY and
WEDNESDAY,. September l., aud 81, 10 confer to-
ge'hef relative 20 educational interests
u ''Npye''d that Warren Johnson, Esq. STATE
superintendent, u schools. Prof ". l.. Gage, re-
o"uuy fiiacips Of the Western Normal state
school, {. d St,tsou. E,q. 81 AndroscogEin aud
other prominent lecturers. will De resent
Per order II the :. : Committee. Of the various
towns In u, COUNTY
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NJ A X X / + d

sat 2. 81, city, Nlr istI is POE. r,s.ep~. ID. ia.
eaiD'- brigham p..s aut Mr.. 3. K MARTIN Ni..
WiF o. lf'In. Ni-. J. " i'-ui-grt-t. Mr.. H.
" JfH.-N ..u Ni -g-.s T.. Cleveland 4II uf the
cp1nfy 20 lsrs.. irE and. N1 -8rd.
~ Ntw t..uc..i'r-NuE I5-I. rF Rev. o. Is.
tolbs. Nr. is..pIi Cumming. at H1mIlu'. Grant
ihninti'u aui Mr- E4ra,i D. Burn, Of Nsw
g. ..u.t-ftI
90 ltfn..a Eiuu--N1s aifb hr Rev x r. ifls.
ari. VI. W -Irstrt. u. Marion Iput aud Nj.
D. Aug4.ft Beet - FHrtu.us zion
Too est AHYIru- Ntz ttiH. 20 the rc.ii-rc- 81
gih-if'iag It-'1r. E.t ) Morton. NJ. : isNI.
M-rr..I 20 ~ ron. sod NJ. II.oIia da4g ht,r OF
b.a. = NnireFs ot lanes, i'i.. VI ...
~ Bryant Pontiac o.. met. by ~ O. Davis.
- VI jams 4 tIi-, O. Nj. Harriet y Hove.
U.tr col! vs. Istu,s
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IN BANKRUPTCY
.c matter at Caleb + Foster. Ut Newr

in the matter a, Caleb + Foster. 1T Newry
Bankrupt
The uuHrr- '-rUt, a--igprn 10 the estate Of -Ii,
l.uS,upt hereby gi,rs notice char e tltri .rr.
sf rfrej'u' Of the creditors .f -itt bank Of ,,tli
i- bel! F,'i- ~ sad District sr the So I Ies
dts 20 September A u IS6- 90 tfr u-.i,ek \ VI
Do. office of George \. Ni'-.u. tailtr one ui the
Es-t-i-,- ,p G,ukrup.r. 900 sod Dt.t.f,t. f,, he
pu'po." monte. 800 ih 27.t sr..I.m Yi il. Bankrupt
Acc % Murh =. 1907
6. T.. BLAKE. N.-isper.
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hr Editor An allusion in your last -.
'nr to paper real by INC before the A.so.
cation for the Advancement OF Science At
chicago. leads To- an entirely erroneous i'm
pres'ion. shat paragraph has been pref.
ty extensively circulated. taken irotn an -.
noran' reporter al Chicago. take the Ito.
eriy to correct 1t. In iha, paper did not
so much attempt nov theory. A. TO har
monte and classify the view, Of others.
Hitherto no such classification. hal been
attempted Til. gave rise 70 an animated
discussion IN which all New England. and
Western Geolicists familiar with the subject
generally agreed. The oaly opposition
m,nlfvs,'d was from German whose
broken English could not be wei, under.
stood, who attempted theory OF hi, own.
Probably no plan read excited more mum.
erou' enquiries among those who heard il
These enquiries were evidently construed
into opposition 10y the reporter. wLi,h wa.
not the case. Whatever new points OF in.
tercsI presented. were readily accepted by
those who were most familiar with the
fhenomcna. y. I. T.
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Special Notices.
\ 4 RID.

A"l"rgytnan, while r"siiiug in south America a.
\ nt-stoH aty. discovered a .ai~ aud simple remedy
tor the Care Of Nervous WcaSur-s. Early DECAY
Disease Of ~" Urinary and seminal Oman aud
the whpi" train Of dl~ord~r brought on bv hanctul
aud Nicto1- habits. Grslt numbers have been cured
bs this mobile remedy Prompted hy dr.ir- 10
benefit she afflicted ant unfortunate. viii end the
rcrtPr i'r pr~rafing aud u-iuK this medicine in a
sealed envelope, - agy oac WHO need frc,, uf
'aargr. address.
JOSEPH I iNMAN
station u, B,bi, House, New YORK city.
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