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The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-10-27
For Sale bv
NOW LANDING, ex R. C. WYLIE,

THE FOLLOWING GOODS, which
l. are offered at Very Low Prices:
Bbls Jeffrey's Ale, pints and quarts,
Best Scheidam Gin, in cases of doz each
Best Scheidam Gin in baskets, doz each
RHINE S-Johannisberger, Lieb-
fraumilch, quarts,
Sparkling Hook, pints,
Sparkling Moselle, pints,
AlsO-By Other Late Arrivals,
Guinness Porter, pints and quarts,
Barclay & Perkins Porter, pints quarts
Byass' Porter, pints and quarts,
Ind Coope Pale Ale, pints and quarts,
Basis Pale Ale, pints and quarts,
Martell's Brandy, Hennessy's Brandy,
Heidseiek's Champagne, pints and quarts
Ruinart, pere ct fls' Champagne, do,
Hockheimer, Port and Sherry,
Best American, and other Whiskeys,
California Wines, Clarets and Bitters,
Jamaica Rum, &C., &C., &e.
3s-smo GODFREY RHODES.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-10-27

HEMP CANVAS and DUCK,
IL For Sale by
H. HACKFELD & co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-10-27

DOPING States,
III 16 10, just received and for sale by
33l H. HACKFELD 4 co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-10-27

O000 BBLS. NEW OIL CASKS,
OUUU For Sale by
II. HACKFELD 4 co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-10-27

U0sEKDALE CEMENT.
~ the genuine article. ner Tof.tNr
prSmt BoLLEs co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-10-27

SALM0N---soO bbls. best quality colum-
~ bia River salmon.--Also.
fiity Cases Fresh Salmon, in lam
Fans packed in Spring OF 1863,
81 B0LLEs co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-10-27
DORTLAND cRmFrr

DORTLAND CEMENT,
Rosendale Cement, California Lime. '-'-''
California Red Brick,
An in good order, and for sale al lowest -;es,
by ts2) BoLLEs 4 GO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-10-27

SARDINES, in or. and hf. boxes,
- AMERICAN HAMS, in casks,
Swiss Cheese, Prunes, Olive Oil.
For Sale by H. HACKFELD & co.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-24

Mrs. Belknap, the wife Of the Secretary Of
War, arrived in town on Saturday, and is at
the line old mansion formerly occupied by
Secretary Seward.
Mrs. Scott slddons, at last advices, was Of
Buffalo, v. Y.
Hon. Il. E. Bennett, Of Colorado, Is at the
National.
Hon. George A. Halsey, Of New Jersey,
and Hon D. W. Gooch, Of Massachu sets,
arc at the Ebbitt House.
Gov. Merrill, of Iowa, has written letter
in response to inquiries, stating that he does
not intend to appoint Senator In the place
of Mr.. Grimes, resigned, but will await the
meeting Of the Legislature.
Senator Buckingham, OF Connecticut, Is In
the city.
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Tho steamer LiIIi.a's Expedition.

Tho steamer Lilliaa's Expedition.
The Secretary Of the State has transmitted
the following letter to the Secretary OF the
Navy In relation to the expedition of the
steamer Lilllani
Department Of STATE, Washington d. O., Nov.
20, 1889. Sir; Ietelligence has Just been re.
ceived at this department from the consul At
Nassau, New Providence, that three hun.
dred men, landed on that island from the
steamer Lillian, are In destitute circum.
stances And asking relief at the consulate.
rhsse misguided men were Induced, 1t Is said,
elandestinely to leave the United States, on
representations made to them By persons, un.
represent tho Cuban Insurgents.
II was probably ne pIrpfSse Of those y, who h.,
In Cubs, but anding themselves unable to do
so, they put the men ashore on the lsland Of
New Providsaee, and the vessel bein: cap
Nassau, where she Is now detained for an
alleged violation Of the British neutrality
laws. The men who applied to the eonsl
turned sdIift by the Cuban asents without
| place.
| sui would be authorized to relieve their dis
tress At the public expense, and those who
have led them into the present position hsv;
have the honor to ask whether the Navy De
partment can direct q vessel to bring from
Nassau to the United States such OF them q.
will agree hereafter not to violate the neu.
trality laws Of the United States.
HANIroS FISH.
p. S.-Sinee the above was written 10 for.
nation has been received that one hnudred
OF the men spoken OF have been sent to Key
| West, leaving but two hundred to be brought
| away,
| Secretary Robson has replied to the
above and stated that he would at once dis
patch vessel to Nassau to bring the tive
humid red men to New York.
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nav oRK nAaUxr.
Nsw YoRk, November Isl p. m.-Oottoa
dull and nominsli ordinary. nj cents, good
middIins IS cents, good ao' ~ CENTS NOME
do. 2slt eentsi orl.sn. do. ssf esnn. Sugar
quiet but steady; red winter n soGi IS. Corn
quiet but nrmi ti.ie. Oats easter esIfP6s1
eeuts. Rye .suiet and steadyi tiIoaiis.
W sGLrisoar sAakxr. ....
BALrtxoRE, November "a -Bread,tu6s-The
SSss 5s; s.,s ss.. as sus :.ss
,ChanRe OF a. 200 to 500 b.rrels western Ex,ys
for export At $50, and 70 The local trade n" Of
Extra Al Is 3d. And Ioo s,rp.,s 1 we.tesn Fsmiiy
at 90 50 per barrel,
Whedf-Receipts reached Ii, 900 bushels, but
than yesterdsy's figures. sales were As follows,
viz: 900 bushels Ordinary 10 fair red Al d 10
Gel Is, 1850 do good do ct 81 40 and 10000 DO,
Corn.oWss arm, and ths demand wa, fair
| We note sales of 10 900 to 900 busheis new
at e,69T cents for white, and ss cents for vel
G.oslios. "'' ~
Rw.-Is steady to-day, the receipts somc yoo
bushels, selling at pssisi "a, the bu,s AZ N.
latter price. =
bu.Sei. ,sli,ns A. th s,e ss,r ue@'' een"' ''0oo
CoSse.-The MARKET is arm hut inactive.
cents. do ,ocs M, L "a , nsn pt,ms, loHgH
is cents, do ordinayy isSoiSiI rrnts .oiJ
duty patdi do. fair to prlr "A rargoes otZ60ta
cents goid no days 4. hnna, J.v m.t. ~
bags. 22a2al. ee,t,, G,,guay,s ,silsiJL ats
duiy paid, "'suA''"' i0>fv''a '"''
Cotos The m.rket 4. xen.r.,,,, s,,u ,.ou-s
for SooI Grades hoiSs,a 30 10y uu,h s"oSt
hear OF a ale tbIs mornt,p ~ 4, N.is. "a,
nary, es WHAT AZ az eant. IA ~. n,,o,n ~. y.
foil9y. ~, 80 I ~, s ansa, W quo'e =,
m,ddiinx atsissftas csnts win holSers .sn "S
, al. = ,ns az gS,,sI1a ,.'... N''u'' se"~
I,ti ssriss Rtoyns,uw ws nroto ., ,,n,s a..
for City MiIIs. isssiT ots for WsstsSn' A.
Middling. Al scISs m. 10, Nm isXp,.nnu, ~.
Tor med1um. And ss5Sso Srn,x rei basbei 70,
hesvv Ms,Let s1W N'"'' Pc 'N'"'' '''
Moja,,c, -"The ms,ket 4. yorv a,,i ,n,..a
and nrtse. .,e nomin,i a, roiIow. liz 4 =,
Cnbk si,Ses lS1Sis ~. A. NJ Nn.snr.,. w, VI
etss Por,o Rico sossyk,,. w. .na Ensiish r.,sgr sT
! nsa,a ~. 49, ''''i ""e H's"s" i''sn'
: Srorisio,pu haro ,o,,t,s ao,,. 4, n,
>,e h., MY y notnlnk uoinS u OF,
1890. " r5 opu mepe !ooulus ,Iauel NV ptlee,
~. oo.n . pon anu pah hohia INA,
nns marx howeveN y ntm IN Tone. Bun
men., o. whiun sone Lots aIe sIiFins, W
quVts ~ ~ GEMS Iot nouiuefs, ioIS cents 70
snm 49,. ~. INV .ep rs LOT eieM lo 90 WV,
some safes ~ these ngutes. ORDERS ior bsoo
are being hlled a. follows, WIS For shoulder
l9Fgi9h Sents Iot gu, sues ishds us. 10
3,a' anu p.s GEMS ,os eiesr Ky, snd 70 cent
| iof new mans. Lara IL 1Obbing AZ 1901
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Communicated. J
"Plty the Po0r.o

WAsHisoroS, D. c., Nov. 10. 1850.
Editor National RepubHedn-SIR; Under
the head Of "Pity the Poor" read in tho
columns Of the REPUBLICAN OF the 10th inst.
an appeal to the citizens to reorganize the
Provldent Aid Society in this city. The call
Is certainly loud one, for the cold weather
having set In considerably earlier than usual,
the almshouse, workhousc and Jail are rap
Idly filling up, and at the present rates
will soon DO compelled to take 10 their sign
Of furnished rooms"
The perussl OF your article suggested to
my mind the following questions, which
would be pleased to hear answered by some
one among your thousands Of readers: Who
derives benefit from the arbitrary law which
forbids poor man who Is willing to work,
from doing 50 without paying 800 for the
privileged Or, In other words, why should
the city OF Washington exact from n poor
man a license fec Of 300 year for the PRIV.
ilege Of obtaining a scanty livelihood, by
csnyassing for subscriptions to books, en-.
cravings, &C., while other cities equal In
size and everything else, except crowdlng
the workingman, allow persons to engage In
| such petty trade by paying license Of three
| or Eve dollarsi
Does the act Of brutalizing an honest
| workingman, by incarcerating him among
the lowest Of characters and depriying his
family Of their support, simply for striving
TO live honestly, reflect credit on the corpo.
ration7
Which horn ofthe dilemma Is preferabe-to
remain idle and be sent to the work-house as
q vagrant or attempt to obtain subscribers to
The Life Of Christ" and be sent up as a
criminall
Lastly, would 1t not be blessing conferred
upon the suffering humanity Of this city who
| ask, not for soup, but for q privilege to work,
| II Mayor Bowen would take the remainder
| Of the sec, 900 which was placed in his charge
for the relief Of the poor last winter and lay
1t out in paying for licenses, the same to bc
given free TO the men who to-day are suffer.
Ing In consequence of the despotic law made
and provided for the benefit OF the rich
monopolist The littls balance remaining or
hand cannot fall far short OF sl9, 900, and II
applied as proposed in the foregoing, In my
humble opinion the station houses will have
less applicants for lodgings, and the stock o
unemployed men who are jokingly alluded
| to by some as dead beats" will be greatly
| diminished.
Give a man fair chance, and don't crow
him down and then kick him for being there
Very truly, yours,
A WoRKISoMAs's FRIEND.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-24

A Political MANUAL FOR 1869, by Ed
ward Mcpherson, LII. D., Clerk Of the
House of Representatives of the United
States, has just been published, and contains
the same class of facts found In previous
Manuals by the same author, the record
being continued from the date of the close
of the Manual for 1868 to the present time.
The votes in Congress on the passage, and
in the State Legislatures on the ratification,
ton of the United States, decisions Of the
Supreme Court In the Texas and McArdle
cases, on the legal-tender act, &C., and the
general political miscellany are among the
contents Of the present volume.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-24

Dr.. BUTLER's TnASKsGIvISO SERMON
We shall publish In the REPUBLICAN of to.
morrow morning the eloquent and instruct
i've discourse delivered by Rev. J. G. Butler,
D. D., Chaplain OF the United States House
of Representatives, on Thanksgiving Day
in St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran church,
Of which he Is also pastor. Many Of the
congregation, and other friends Of the rev.
crend gentleman, who heard the sermon,
have united In requesting It's publicity -
among them General James A Ekln, A. 8.
Pratt. esq, Colonel l.. Lowry Moore, and
Messrs. Matthews, Barclay, Clarke and
Pendal,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-24

The New York 7rioun. has something Ia
say on the subject Of our woman's Rights
meeting, and rather condemns the dlsturbers
ofthe peace Of mind ofthe strong minded.
Here Is what 1t says:
The conduct ofthe audience at the Woman's
Rights meeting In Washington the other
evening seems to have been simply disgrace
full nor can We perceive, SO far as the full
reports in the Washington papers enable us
to Judge, that the conductors Of the meeting
were In anywise to blame for 1t. Whatever
may be said for or against Woman Suffrage,
the rowdles Of Washington should under
stand that the day for defeating a cause by
breaking up peaceable meetings held In Its
fayor. has passed. 1.-THE Washington police
Understand why II was not represented.
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pY eRnEN q WILLIAMs,
has soatssss, corner q seventh and siree,.

4s,::; I rs : ;l $ S;:$:
eordee II fiSsT 7 spt H. No s. iciios i%. A. !,
eAs 81 the Land Records for ws'hington county ia
N. S:Tss Q, A.. r.
will, on MONDAY, fsth instant, st s. o'eleeE, p.
s n aHs Z, n t2 No q
sud ,seyentyrlf. eontAisinE "a. b57J tweniy. ave
hgndrsd and fhy,two square feet, more OF les.
a. The cost Of the purchaser, twenty Ave dollars
% the cash pay msnt to be Deposited with the aue:
sale are not complied with vithin ave days from
day Of .ale, the undersisned reserves the right 10
faultinG purchaser. r. A. DARFHtLtH,
no2A-tA Tfustea-
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-24

FIRES IN THE UNITED STATES losses
by fire In the United States during tho
months Of September and October, calculat-
Ing only those of $4,000 aud upwards,
amounted to q, PSI, 900 more In tho aggre-
gate than the losses Of the corresponding
months Of last year. The total loss OF the
current year, from the Hrst of January to
the close Of the last month, is sS3, 534 900,
which is very heavy aggregate.
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ho'T-SMNu OVoFhe q LAiihhh, Aue.s.
UY CHAs. w. IioTELER, Auct,ons et
Corner q Fsss .I ss fS s. e. .,..ao
ttf 5; ut gHr TFgFSrg Hsb
6S2 T6 SsAs f akStISisS SoGsS s a.
s. ss Is n . ssse' ss,R..n snS iH a.S
SEVENTH streets. an exhaustive eollsetios OF near
new hrst-clAss Household Purnituro. embracing 10
G.inat P.riOr Salts. upholstered in green velvet.
LsTss siIt.frsms French pi,te Pier Glass. s,vss.
Nth sis VI. .1d COZ
ali ahaa and fsIaid Rscsp,ISn GSslIs sn'' i'0'''
Very handsome Wilaas 6sOGors. with mirror back
Oriental and other Fancy Chair,
EIs grR,,.i, II Thru, md other Carpets
0 t:'.5 ss sgAfT ai R1 ss;s ffP sSa
Oh Hal Rack. With Marble slab. and Gothic
Oak h.Tble.top sidsbosrd. trimmed with walnut.
o.. .sf s Riss.T S. ssd pln,.r r.sl.
Oak Dtuins Chair
| GILT Pier GLASS and Table
F9ur,ppperior,oiid waluut Chamber Suits. nnished
Mar6le;,op and other sets Of Cottage Chamber
nd Pillessa W. sas aud Other wssdPobs. ''''''
saPsGf fP Ss Sn,a D 4s ee,y sur.rp.,sd
! Goods. Msntel and Table Ornaments, Stewart
| Cooking stoys. RAdiA,or, AID other Stoves, Re'
| sites, dc.
This Is a very attrsetiye sale. the house beius
thoTouEhly furnished with class goods, all Of
which Ia In excellent condition. Terms eash.
| CHAS. W. BOTTLES,
| nolsN Auctionesr
81 THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED ON
assopnt Of the rain uhtil THURSDAY MORNING,
| CHAs W. BoTBLER.
| nof6 Auetionetr
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-24

From J. g. PARKER, Seventh street, op-
poslte the post ONCE, and Joseph Shilling
ton, corner OF Four-and-a-half street and
Pennsylvania avenue, we have HTpcr's
Magazine for December, and Harp,r's BaEar
for December 4.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-24

Tue Bishop Of Havana, who was recently
arrested at Cadiz, was brought to Madrid
yesterday under guard. He will have an sx-
animation Immediately.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-24

THE BASE BALL CLUBs or MARYLAND will
hold State convention in Baltimore on
Thursday evening.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-24

Is 1T TRUE that the clerks In the Third
Auditors ONCE are celebrating upon the
propriety Of adopting "twin stars" as the
badge Of their object
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New PUBLICATION. -"WIyes and Widows;
or The Broken Life," by Mrs. Ann s. Bite.
phenS, author Of "Ruby Gray's Strategy"
&c. Published by 7. D. Peterson d Bro,
Philadelphia, For sale by Joseph Shilling.
ton.
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shat, a. t6. bTids's re.iJesea, by n, R.y
MsSd,r, CHr. hEIeouGsEr. Of Aibtuy,H
Mitchell, Of this city. No cards.
EATON CuTTRR.-In Calais, Maine, on the
18th instant, at the tesdenee Of General Hastings,
by the Rev. J, II. Beaia, Mr.. Ray p. BATos, OF
Washington. D. c., to Miss ELLA W. CrrTnn. Of
Calals
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kV DiEs,-Use.!hssss only and save time.
Of Dr. IL RicaAH's GOLDEN BILsII, No. !,
sore Eyes, GutapeOus eruptions, Copper oolored
bIoIehes, Soreness OF the Scalp, scrOfuls, &c;
IL the greatest Renoyator, Alternative and Blood
PuriheT knowni removes All mercury from the
system, and leAyes the blood pure and healthy.
cures heTeuriAl Affections, RheumAtism In all Its
forms, and gives i'm mediate relief 10 all cases.
bottles for -. . ,,o
aud radical cure for all Urinary arrangements
DIX, RfCHkU's GOLDEN ELlxlR D'AM0DR,
a radical cure for Nervous or General Debility In
old or yoaGs. lmpaTting energy with wondeIfui
effect Price Is per bottle, or Two bottloa Tor ".
on receipt Of price these remedies will be shipped
to any place. Prompt attention paid 70 all cor,
'spR. RTCnAU's GOLDEN REMEDIES, D. b.
RICHARDS, Sole Proprietor, blown In glass Of
"i Address DIR. d, RICHARDS. SOFAS vsrlck
stTeet, New York uel-eOdly
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DoUGHLIN' DRUG STORE, OPPOSITE
I Masonic Temple. Fresh goods received twice
q week. No stale goods Kept
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t1.HOMEs FOR WAsnINGTON
kS TENANTsl AND

n|5f.HOME les FOR WAS INGTON
W. TENANTki AND
WORK FOR WASHINGTON MECHANICS
CitlEons OF Washington who appreciate the me-
cessty Of having homes Of their own on easy tsrms
aud constant oTk, rsque ited TO meet at Board
OF Trade Rooms near corner Of Ninth street aud
PsnIsy !ySP!s sys5ues over DoSsCn's ssols, On
to take into consideration the pIoprety o. oIgsn-
illngs co OPERATIVE HOMESTEAD AssoClA;
TON, on the plan 40 successful In Baltimore and
san Francisco, under which land Is bought and
houses erected by the sggreRati9n Of funds on
share, and rs.sold to stoekholdeis on credit q
ten years. payable in monthly instalmenttt with
be eontrAc ted for and performed by stoekholders
noylA.soliftd fBtAT,
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HNb usInPRoSSEo PROPERTY IN TiG

BY yiit., !esr DECD. Of dated rspGs,iSsly
AZ .st,ry y ise IA sSIy t.so,fsS L.Ssr:
IL 10, - !olle 81 I'D md T. No. sG"i rsie
eoos.y, District Of Columbia. and BY direction Of
the Treasure! Of the fir,t Go operative Building
Association Of this District, We will sell At pub
lie auction. In front Of the premises. ssDAY,
the 10Th dsy OF August nsxt. ct o: o o'clock, D. IN
all those certain Pisces or parcels OF grnrn1 and
PREMISE iyini and S.i.s a ibe ely o. w..tios-
seribsd as b.lpt lots nnybered N rty. ssves (s7D
and thirty eight (Ssl In the recorded sub-dlvlson
Of orikinal lots, Numbered ope a. two az aud
three, ISL In square numbered seventy seven (77
together with tee Improvements thereon.
And Aiso immediAtsl thereafter, we will sell,
~ virtue OF the astmsntioned dee Of trust, lots
numbered thirty ts) and thirty tsi) Ia the re-
corded sab. division Of original lots numbered
eight, nine, 49, ten, tl0l eleven, gI,D elsh-
teen, us,) tv.nty two t22 aud twenty three, u.s.
In square numbered eighty eight (ssj 10 said city,
With The ImPIcysms2ts, consisting Of THREE
Terms Of salsi on. third cash. the bai.no. In six
aud twelve monthsI Nth iuietest. TO be scared By
terms are not sonplled With wilhia Ave dsys after
the SALE the trustees reserve ths right to resell at
the ti.k aud cost Of the nrst purchaser AFTER ono
weeks notice.
Al. eonysysncng and tsyspu. stamps Al. pur
each sale. UESRf CLARKE.
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For Sale or Rent.

II On L street, isSy.sa Norm Capitol snd Tir.i
,tIs.,s,, st;c Alssiip. Church; Inaairs at
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COOPER 4 bATINss. Klet..
IN CONFORMITY I'd TBs TERMS OF rus
abJye sale, the l.st-mentioned lots, namely: lots
thirty 90 sad thirty .on, tSil in the sub dlvlsion
ofsquare numbered elrhiy:eisht $50 with the I'm.
day Of December. At4 o'c'oek. p m, at the risk
and cost OF George Hill, IT.. ths hrst purchaser.
wiEffAa A. fSsSick.
Trustees.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-24

tIs HAVE you SORE THROAT,
W. Coughs, Colds. HOa,seness, Rheuna:
titm or Dyspcp.r ltso, use ManhAis Victory I;
lfyou have Cramps. TJothsehe, or Sick Headache
use the Victory sl.oi IL eeyer fails to cure. Sold
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-24

s~- A N0MAN's MEETING TO DIS
kSS cuss the 'womAu Question: will be held
at Union Leagu.IIall, Ninth street, between ID and
v streets, on WEDNESDAY, at ] 30 o'clock, y. m.
Positively no admission to gentlemen nor reporters
on this occasion. ~
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LE 4 sS e Ss'5 s. SSAsD . .SSs
S Va, ;: s:iS :. sfs :i...Si ksi: II
.sS Esss .,s syssa' h Sfsvrsp sSSSssh
EVENING, at $50 o'clcef. II IL desired that all
Ohioans may be present with their ladies, 10 order
" sii'E n bryan.
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p2f- DIR. JOS. ThBER JOHNSON
IS1 has resigned his otics under the GoveTn-
rnrnt, aud will hereafter give his entire attention
to the practice Of his profession.
Otfce, conner Of Tenth aud VI streets.
Otheo Hours, tog a IN to p. mi T.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-24

r5fsT SECOND QUARTER OF
~ MRS. 5. A. PECK'S Select Schoo
for Boys and Girls will commence November ~
ztI77 street. nos In
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wAsHtNuros, Oct, 20, lSe9.
Notice Is hereby giyeu 10 the holders Of the cir
eulatipy Note. OF the 'first snttonal Bank Of NJ.
lawful money Of the United States upon presenta;
tion OF the same at the TTsasury. q shs uTited
States. JNO. JAY KNOX.
oe39.Ot Acting Comptroller Of the Currency.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-24

t-uEMOVED.-N IL. Miller, Attor-
% ney at Law, has reno ed his flee to No,
flour .aud-a-hal street. near the City Hall.
Rugl-3m
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-09-11

A BANK NorE SwGNDLE.--A gang ol
swindlers are making money by muiiiating
bank bills by the following process; The
dodge consists of making ten bills out OF
nine, and is so managed that there is but
one pasting to each of the manufactured
notes. The nine whole bills are taken.
and from the right of the first one-tcnth Is
sliced off; from the right of the second two
tentbs; from the right Of the third three
tenths; and SO on to number nine, from
which nine tenths are taken from the right.
or, what amounts to the same thing, one
tenth from the left. Number one is passed
as it is, with q tenth gone from the right;
| the one-tenth taken from number one is
pasted to the residue of number two, from
which two tenths had been taken; these
| two-tenths are made to answer the place OF
the three-tenths taken from number three,
and SO on through. Thus, nine five dollar
notes are completed, leaving the original
number nine, with tenth gone from the
left, as tenth note. 1t will lie seen that
but tenth gone from each bill, and on q
different place on every one, and little
ingenious pasting makes the loss impeIcep-
tible to ordinary observers. 1t is certain
that large numbers Of these mutiated bills
have been circu lated, and our readers will
do well to look out for them.