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PRICE List of Gents Furnishing Goods at
the original Franc, 40I seventh street, (large
plate glass 'front.' between ID and h streets (;
Good White Shirts, "a .5Oilno white Shirts
49,, 50i good Summer lndershirts, so, 70, Al;
Socks 10, 10. 20 centsi Paper Collars, 10, l6, IS
% cents per box; Handkerchiefs and Suspen-
ders, Ties and Searfs, In endless variety, at
popular prices. 2, ST. have no branch
stores.
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ATTORNEYS:

WIN. 2. CHANDLER, Washington, D. C.
GEORGE HARDING, Philadelphia.
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aE0RaEToNN uATTERa.

OHpRRs for the N ArioskL REPuBLIcANin George
town may he fleftat the bookstore Of Messrs. O..
r. Getty CO., los Bridge street, where copies Of
the REPUBLICAN may be obtained daily,
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NEW ADyERTIsEMrNTs.

NE" ADNEHTISEMENTB
Tho Preparatory Department OF Columbia
College will open on Wednesday, September
Esd, when the evening classes VIII DC cob.
tlnued. 81. .5Fra .t.Efs 51I I4.aT4H. ~
The third annual report Of the First National
Building Association will be presented to-
morrow evening. at their meeting to be held
at Potomac Hall, corner Of Maryland avenue
and Eleventh street, South Washington. 2"
RoBERr II. GRAHAM, as his repository, No.
37I ID street, between Eighth and Ninth streets,
has always on hand q fine lot OF carriages Of
every variety and at prices to suit the fines
AUCTION SALES TODAY.
J. ID. WHEELER & 90. will sell at O'Clock,
on the premises, q lot In reservation d, on
Maryland avenue, near the corner Of Sixth
street west. E 4.
W. L. WALL d %. will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
their sslcs-room, pianos, furniture, &C.
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Jackson, and Capt. Geo. ID. Mouton.
Those IDENTIFIED as paiticipants excepting
hughesl were held under their old bonds to
's SausF Hughes, one @ 'G Of the accused, wa,
held In security toappear IS witness tor the
prSs s w, a.. before me Criminal Court
The following were put d9yn as witnesscp
Tor me lpited states; II. MeBlair, A. j.
MeBlair, Eakin Gadsby, J. 4. htwcll, Robert
Wyhite, Heo. y. Harris, r. n. Doyle, James
biliStt, Horace kenasy, WIN. I. Riley; WIN
and VIM. +. Ward. 81.
The justices conferred together, aud then
Justice CLARK stated that they could not, con-
sstently with their line OF duty, discharge
Mahoney and Parker, as the evidence in their
view was plain against them.
The case, at $50 p. m, was adjourned to p
m: to-day. ..
Lieut.. Skippon conceived the good idea OF
having railing put up across the room TO
divide the spectators and those concerned In
MIR. Perry received yesterday the following
amounts OF money with which to relieve the
nard Hayes, IS each; Joseph Redfern, First
ward, lin part,) si50.50, Including $50 from
Riggs & Co; Geo. Lowry, $50, Mrs. NJ. Moore,
t10; A. ]. Joyce and l.. i. CLARK, Second yard,
a par, SOL we note On me books %ps Of the
~ nu'isr % eheh; samuel Lewis sna fred' PIE
misiiigce MorpIsor S ana w ~ p ~ 1o snn
y ptnnc' ~. ~. niorIIsoh anu .; w. OWeh,t
esehi i. Russell Co., - koppel, B. II.
2"pnemez' WIN: Urme, L. Il Sehheider, W.
F. crown, James Metalre' u. X; Han, Nailor
q pto, lowing q BRO: ana w; DaEeli -
chchi Ming Keys, floj SYKES, Chauwlck
No. 70; u. L. haun, soi ). L.. hidWeli, sloi Y,
M T : 60, sSi ~. rrrst nsionM Bank' sSoi
5os; ~, savage w T, haub, sei w; "; No'
!. ~ James way s sna. N =. Mi t,
~ eaoh, pianenntu q Mohun, soVj IN; 1hop-
and goopsr& LstimeI, g ssChi 7. Ritter6aOh,
" Reed A sons, siO, 7 p. Miiburn A 90 II
A. W., I. W. Starr, J. Jordan and q, +. s., Is
s" IL. S tTeSsnreS 81 1emitteS saIf 70 rhom,
Lansdaic, at Trisdelph!a, Tor the sufferers
yesterday.
Great Suffering prevails at the Iast.named
place, at Ellicott Iity and SykesyIlle and
the Treasurer mas Written TO learn of a nfoner
person at the Iast.named place TO whom 10
send money. '''D''''''' u, ''''''
names nublisbed, iI,vs not naid mn "a vet "N' w.
TWm.'H West esos. has beea seI.ctsa In
make eoIiections In tbe Treasury Denartmeut,
and we learn he is now at work II = = I y
to NJ psrvv ami no st,nas ,eaa, t seec,ve
ali The moneys that The generositv Of onr citi.
rens may nromnt The m "a ooatribi,tc N'N''
''NNf' y !. y ...
+
THE RIVER FRoST--Bcrry's Phd,J.-Arrlyed;
Schooner Shawnee Tribe, Cuvington, from
Matthias Point, with wood for market. Sailed:
Sehr. Agnes Ann, Miller, for Cockpit Point,
bro1ns nnGY-Airiyed: Brig n. II MeGil'
viii aSo a. Isihes MI h.1anee a,,r,,ne L,mher
"irn.,,s itiIsoCpSSJSt s.h. ~ ga, na,..
a.nHteIy--Ai,,rNsu' SchI, Ihtssy Doage'
~. Snr ,hn' nns nni, WI" ua,, ,Iihgss,
&C., LOT , hohun q sons 1hs9ont oatfoi' ma
hheyt Whary-Arriyed;S schooner Rockaway,
hum Sops. stesm snore; S WIN ,pmeir LOT mo
LOT hnhet' shlieui s'eamer Ooiumpia, hhI-
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Sixth WARD DgMoCRArIU CONSERVATIVE
DLUB.-A meeting Of this organization was
held at Steels Hall, Eighth street cast, last
evening, Mr.. II, N. Obcr In the chair, and Can
tain q. W. Miller, secretary,
After some discussion on the propriety of
changing the name OF the club, ten new mem.
bers were elected. .... 81. I.-
Messrs. Bowie, Rose, and @. Brown were
appointed a committee to confer with the
Fifth ward committee in reference to joining
In the dedication of Carusrs Saloon, = =
MIR. Miller moved that the committee pro-
cure transparenciesi which was agreed to,
The time OF meeting was fixed at 7 80 O'Clock.
Mr., +. S, Abcr was elected marshal.
Mr.. Bowie reported that he had received on
account OF hitting up the pole tlO7, and Ad
expended about 400.
Mr.. Little moved to dedicate the pole on the
18th of September, and committee be an-
pointed to make arrangements. ~
Mr.. Bowie moved to amend by inserting
Tuesday night next; which was accepted BY
Mr.. Little, and the motion was adopted.
Messrs. Boiseau, Rose, and Russell were ap-
pointed.
Mr.. Miller moved the appointment OF a
committee TO procure speakers. Agreed to,
and Messrs. Miller, Reynolds, and William
Morgan were appointed,
Mr.. Davy moved that the various ward
clubs be Invited to attend the dedication.
Agreed to. ~ ...| I-''
Adjourned.
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Excursions. Pic-Nics. &c
.a. Excursions. Pic-Nics. &c
A GRAND TOURNAMENT AND PICNIC AT
"A CARLlN'S SPRINGS.
WILL DE GIVEN BY
JEFF SON CIRCLE, NO, - /,
OF ALEXANDRIA, VA,
II. U. III. FL q. A.
On Monday. August ri. 1878.

. Trias will leave the Loudouu depot, in Alex
andfia, at and clock u. IN. and and clock
y. M Trains will leave the Spriugs ut 30 clock
u. M and Is and and II p. IN,
fifty knights will enter the lists. The charge to
the Knights will bo delivered by Col. M. d. BALL,
OF Fairfax Court.hopsei the cofonation address by
Col JOHN 8. MOsBY, OF Fauguier, Judges,
Capt W. II, DulAny, Hon, Hugh Latham and
Arthur BToadwater, esq, Marshal, Capt John
barnes, Uf Fairfax Court. house.
Prizes-A superb crown to the Queen, and a
splendid piece OF Plate 70 tho most successful
Knight. r
nne band Of music will be in attendance.
The best Cottllon music has been engaged for the
pavilion. -
Roiroshments will be furnished by Mr.. Carlln.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
II. 7. Lucas, Charles Cox,
Henry STRAINS, George Duhey.
Henry Ilerbnsr.
Tickets can be procured Of the Committee OF Ar
rAngements aud at the gates Of tho A. L. 4 II b.
H. depot. aulS-td
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CRASH SOIGEE AND PIC-NIC.-Therc will be
grand soiree and pic-nic at Beyer's Capitol
HIll Garden on Tuesday next for the benefit OF
the family OF ex-Polioe Officer Westerfeld,
The object is a laudable one, and we hope the
attendance Will be numerous.
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Warrington 10 times,
Umpire MIR. Seusenderfer of the Athletic
club o. philMss s.I,n wr,r,, and Allan
Time OF game 1855,
transmitted to the land offices at East Sagi.
nav, Traverse city, and Marquette, Michigan,
es snd, rs he aeige1ed 10 III psrties epttIe5
s s and boun,F lana warrant Ioeations '''"
woIKiSdNEN's AssEMBLy;-This associa-
ton held a stated meeting at the City Hail,
last evening, John @. Judd, esq, taking the
chair IN ,he absence q NE president and vice
tary.
and adopted.
James ]. Mitchell, the president OF the assem-.
bly,, resigning the presidency, as he has left
the city.
The ioiIowiaE were chosen BY the Stoeecut.
ters' Association as delegates to this orsaniza.
never, and Murphy, -.
| These were referred to a committee com.
posed OF Messrs, A. L, Cayis and Donald Me
Usthran. ~ -. i, -
mitted the following feporf, which esplaips
Itself and which Is as follows: - -
| 70 ne Worktnomsn's Assembly: ...
| GEsTLEMKN: In pursuance Of a resolution
Of the assembly requesting the chairman OF the
Executive Committee to ascertain u the labor.
ers on corporation work receive eight hours
ma legal days WORK, they have performed
| that duty, TO which there Is no response, MS
| follows, viz;
| EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Rooss, .
| woRkisdsEs's ASSEMBLY, I
hst; s"E hs boeGm, easgn,,,,o, v, .,or,c,
| H., ~ yvnskInnm.n,s ss.omhiv Hi, S.i''N''
''P.so,,,S Thst tbs chaIrmen AZ Ia I;xs.u.
tive Committee be requested to ascertain OF
1890 sinht hnn.. ~ isa.i az, a.. ph "''o''
Tbrongh vomg kIndness niesss imW,ri IN,
| A. siraJ ~ s,y5watta, nj a,iyii,a 'f"' va"
Yours. respeetfuily' &c o'"S'wN arnoy
Chairman Executive Commi,tec 400 II street
Wasbinrton. ID, a. '''''''''' r '''' '
Your committee further recommend tbntIa
oommittce be annotated TO wait on the Sccre
| tary Of War IN 'behalT Of the cmpioyeea Of
Rock Island, Illinois, and further
That the strilss OF the bricLlayers of New
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Mn. ApOLPH WITzLEBIH, OF this city, has
been apl ointcd gauger for the Internal Reye-
nue. Department, In the Twen'y-ihird district
OF New York. TO ~
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AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.-The work
of removing the Office OF the Agricultural De-
partmcnt 20 the new building in south wash
ington is progressing quite rapidly. The
library and laboratory have already been re-
moved, and by next week the Comm issiouer
and most of the officers OF the department will
have become permanently located In their new
quarters. DOT
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AT THE STORE of the original Franc, IOt
seventh street, between ID and L, whose
FTench-plate window attracts great deal OF
and most elegant assortment of gents' furnish
Ing goods In Washington, and the celebrated
Towies patent elliptic suspender, for which
sessos many advantages over any OF the other
styles.
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PATENT OFFICk CHANaRs.-Commissio or Ter
Footc, of the Patent Once, has promoted Gen
as his assistant, and V. ID, StoekbTidge from
elerkshlp to second assistant examiner In the
examining corps, special duty as clerk to ex.
amineIs, etc. Mr.. James l.. Norris and Mr.,
Chas' Page have also received promotion to
the examining corps as assistants and clerks.
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FoR EUROPE,-Chief Engineer Shark, Of the
Washington Navy Yard, sailed for Europe
yesterday for the purpose OF exhibiting the
new Amooth-boFc pfojectile recently invented
by him, During his absence his place Will be
allied by First Assistant Engineer William II.
KInu
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CoNPLIMESTARRy PIC-SIC.-SeYeral Otsur
most influential citizens have rendered u
grand complimentary picnic to the ex-mem-
bcTs Of tho franklin steam fire engine com
pRny, No 2, twin he given to-day at the
Seventh street Park, and we sincerely hope
that the brave fire laddles may receive n
bumper benefit. ..
Hon. N, u. JUDD has given DIR. DE lIIaas
VI, 900 to secure u pew for Chicago In tho Me-
tropolitAn church, Washington, ID, q,
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Wants.
Boarding.

HN5' d ANOVHU' HVT 'TTTHT-
This fayorite summer resort has been recently
enlarged and Tsfu m shed for the summer season.
Quests visiting tho city Of frostburg can rely on
accommodation equal 10 any Ofthc larger cities.
Ru7.u
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EQUITY CoURT-Judge OiiH.--The following
appearances were entered yesterday
Patrick IIoyle VS., August Herfurth. l.. q.
Hine enters his appearance for defendant,
q. q. White vs.. Mary Cameron. Creditors
appearance for defendant.
Kirk VS.. Cutler and Marquis. Ashury Lloyd
enters appearance for the defendant,
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rHE FLAG or TUE GRANT AND CoLFAN
CLUB was flung to the breeze at . O'Clock last
evening, between Sixth and Seventh streets,
Nh Pennsylvania avenue. 1t Is large and
beautiful one, and IL bears across its centre the
words, "Grant and Colfax" On one side Of
this are the words, headquarters Club
Rooms, $40 Pennsylvania avenue;" and on the
other side the words, "Public Meetings, Union
League Hall, Tuesday eyenings.n ...
Gen. Mussey, J. Sayles Brown, Register In
Bankruptcy, and +. A. Boswell, City Regis
ter, were the invited speakers PRESENT. but, on
consultation, twas decided that the speaking
be postponed until this Thursday evening,
gentlemen win DO in attendance, and dellyer
llreaapa
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.Jdoe hf@tstHSt tCdSC, W tSuHC yOuf u0ift-
stead and q get come more money
I'rE British Debt has been diminished a.
S6l y pplnds sterling in The eleven years
datihg from 1857 to 1868. That of the United
States hasa run upgabouta OIL 200 ,0oO,600 or
anore than 300, 000, 900 pounds sterling Quite
q differencel The domestic exports of, the
United Kingdom increased 1927, 900, 900 or 30
per cent, and those of France $226, 200, 600
or 43 per cent. between 1860 and 1867,
while oursfell off $4,000 ,00o.or more than 10
per cent. France, already, doubles our ex-
ports. Our exported manufactures have gone
down 1900 900 dollars or 90 per cent. and
breadstuffs, although they area chief article of
Northern produetion, have increased only
$4,000, 900. In 1867, England imported the
value of ego, 420, 488in wheat and wheat -four,
the United States furnishing only five and q
fraction per cent. or 81 AT, 752 This is some
thing for farmers as well as manufacturers to
ponder most grayely -6A-Gf11
"A, Western paper contains the following
advertisement Wants situation, practi-
cal printer, who Is competent, to take charge
ofany department. in q printing and publish
ing hease, would accept a professorship fn any
of the academies. Has no objection to teach
ornamental painting and penmanship, geome-
try, trigonometry, and many other sciences.
Us particularly suited to actas q pastor 10 a
small evangelical church, or as a local preach
ere He would have no objection To form d
small but select class of interesting young la
dies to instruct In the higher branches. To;a
dentist or chiropodist NE would be invalua-
BILE as be can do almost aisything.aa Would
cheerfully accept d position as bass or tenor
singer in achoir Would board with family,
'ifdecidedly pious E0f further pa fticulars. ip-
.quire'at Browns Saloon, 80 - t''t "a -
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1ERs GROUND DOWN NEEDLES,
tVT GEES SHARP NEEDLES, forsale b1 y
BOULDIN BRO, Bel Ali, -
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A CURIosITY-At the drug store of DR..
B. F. Herman may be seen one of the greatest
curiosities in the shape of an aquatic animal
ever brought to Columbia. 1t is pronounced
an eel by some, a monster water lizard by 9TH
ers, but the prevailing opinion is that It is
young alligator, and its striking resemblance
captured in the Susquehanna river near Wash
ington borough, where it was kept few days
and then brought here to ascertain what man
ner of beast it really is. 1t is about fifteen
inches long and is perfect alligator in every
particular, except, that it has no scales We
are informed by those familiar with the head
waters of the Susquehanna, that alligators Of
small size are quite common there, and they
derived their origin from o large one of that
species placed there by Indians some thirty
years ago. The one in question must have
found his way down theriver to this point
Columbia Telegram. ,,.., .,,,,-. ,5-tttygHevV
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!. SINauLAR.-The Columbia Telegram SAYS
that on Wednesday, barrel standing in the
liquor store Of Mr.. F. O. Butcher, in that Dor
ough, exploded, in mysterious manner,
much to the detriment of ten or fifteen gallons
OF fine old rye. Mr.. B. was standing outside
The door OF his store, talking with friend.
when he turned to 60 in he found the afore-
said barrel IN flames, he clapped his hand over
the bung hole but this action was OF no avail,
and he seized the barrel and threw it into the
street; on its passage the head burst out with
loud explosion. This is undoubtedly q case
ofspontaneous combustion, as there had been
no fire near the barrel the whole morning.
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Road Notice

THIRTY days after the FIRST publication of
IL this notice, application viii De made to the
Couuty Commissioners for Hartford, by petition,
to alter interchangeable Public Road leading from
Sandy Hook to Smithson s Bridge, in,said county,
from its present location near he Greek, and
l,cate Il on higher ground, Immediately adjon-
ing and further removed from the Greek, and to
tun through the lands Of Hugh CoFfigan William
Smi,hson and Thomas Alibone. Dated this
78th day Of August 1868. soJ
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= 1tt'fcf ANhI ~ ~ " ~
House for Rent

a VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOTT for rent
IA in Bel Ar Inquire thb once sspa-st
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

TsHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
i scriber has obtained from the Register Of
Wills Of Hartford county, Md, Letters Of Ad-
ministration on the personal estate Of
- JOHN B. NRKWO0D,
late Of Hartford county, decd. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased ore hereby mo-
tilted to exhibit the same, with the legal vouch-
ers thereof on OF before the =, /.
sla day Of August, 1869, M
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
oil benefit Of said estate, "
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment. sa.
Given under my hand and seal, this 2lst dry
ROBERT LAKEWOOD,
sep4s Administrator.
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{ Ei is M AZ, pra 9GgCER.
Be- Ar, Mp sslpfr ,aM Der Il, 1868.


- IN -SGEp Foi.a THE WOOD USED IN
BURssING MS AZ oIvsToRs TO THE STAKE
A French paper tells the following story:
In oil se:yance OF one of the rules which
reflect 20 much glory on civilized christendom,
the Sicilian Revenue Service has recently
served Mr. Castigla bill of costs for the eS-
penses of the InQuisition in burning one of
his ancestors at the stake for licresy in the
year 1924. {s.....-. ..-s.... .ss
On the 9th of August, 1724-this was in
Vtlaire's epo,h--the Augustin monk Rou-
maldo, and Gertrude, nun of st. Benoit,
were burned alive on the Place Saint Eras-
mus, at Palermo, after all imprisonment of
twenty years, on a. charge of ,heresy. The
hqhisition, according to custom, condemned
them besides, to pay. the cost of the wood
used in burning them. This holy tribunal
only furnished matches gratis. Cos ron
And now they come to claim from o. escen-
dant of the victims the cost of this judicial
murder. It is hoped they have not forgotten
! to add up the little sum Of compound interest,
to punish neglect of payment SO indicate
on the part of the family. But Mr.. Castiglia,
instead of offering with due conjunction bis
last shirt in liquidation ofsuch just demands,
obstinately refuses to pay and solicits of Par
lament decree that he shall be left in quiet
and not prosecuted for his money because
miscreants burned his forefathers g
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THEsSUEz CANAL-It is generally believed
that $40, 600, 900 has been expended upon the
ment of the actual outlay At meeting OF
the shareholders of the Suez Canal Company,
held in June 1, in Paris, M. de Lesseps report.
ed that the company had already expended
$57, 600 900 on the works, that "a balance of
81 100000 still remained in the treasury, and
that loan by means Of bonds, amounting to
$4,000, 900, would be sufficient to complete
the undertaking The cost ofthe Suez Canal,
when thoroughly adapted to ship navigation,
may therefore be placed at $90,000,O00. The
additional docks that the immense trade
through the Isthmus will render necessary,
may, however, swell the amount up to $780,.
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HASSpplLls PosTERsd tsu nastsi printed At this
o 'inp'sfeeItssiTlsabk s6Bt
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AN IRON MOUNTAIN IN WEST VIRGINIA.
The Pittsburg Gazette says: "We are in
formed by the Hon. d. d. T. Far1 yorth.
State Senator from Upsher county, West Vir-
ginia, that an iron mountain exists In the up
per portion of that county of greater extent
and purity than any other known body of
iron in world, not excepting the famous iron
mou tin of Missouri, and that under this vast
holy of iron there is vein of bituminous
coal measuring on the face, where the Buch-
anan river cuts through, 30 feet in thickness.
He declares this ore to be SO pure that a black
smith took piece and forged a horse shoe
from it.
This deposit is up the west branch of the
Monongahela river, and can be reached from
this city by q railway not exceeding $50 miles
in length. The Monongahela Valley Rail
road, provided for by an act of the last Leg
islature of Pennsylvania, is in the direct range.
This line is estimated at 80 miles to Morgan
town. A bill was passed at the same time by
the West Virginia Legislature to extend this
projected line on to this mineral district, a
further distance Of 60 miles.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE. !,

~ \: EXECUTORS NOTICE.
qaHIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
ecriber has obtained from the Registerof
Wills Of Hartford county, Md, Letters Of Tests
mentary, on the personalestate Of 2 EtttB
JAMES C0ALE,
late of Hartford county, decd. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby mo-
tilted to exhibit the same, with the legal vouch.
ers thereof, on or before the ha
22d day Of Angust, 1869, s..,s.,,s
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. i GaEJs&
All persons indebted to said estateare request
ed to make immediate payment.
hiGiven under my hand and seal, this 23d day
Of August, 1858. .y;,,s
gigEfisl JOHN W. COALE, :
au-28 Executors.
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tsa Blacksmith shop for Sale.

THE subscriber Wishing % quit the bupinese, oer oE
complete Situated near the outlet lock- Havre de Grace
An excellent stsnd FOR business. Apply to-
I saf4e4 Hs<se q asons, ~
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-09-11

WIKI n CosTs 10 SEE NIAaARA-A cor
respondent writess To see Niagara you buy
'elevensilk dresses for your. wife, and sixshirts
for yourself You then get all the ready
money you have, borrow all your friends
credit at two or three good solvent banks
You then take'six trunks, some more money,
q nurse, o colored servant some more money,
and then, after getting some money, and ex-
tending your credit at one or two more strong
banks, you set out. It is better if possible,
just heforeyou leave, to mortgage your homie
stead and frot sorsaa mara ,<,,,axr -