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DE RIT ~

There is medicine sd,ot TO RooHand7s Ger1naa
sysf;n,, stre~g,1ea the aSpetftS e. cause cause
enjoyment II tic rzEsv food, enable the sto-
hrohhy oomp'erioa eradicate he yeUoo tinge from Tie
eye fmpart bloom 10 he cheeks and change the patient
from S'orbTeaHIed, emacioied weak, aud nervous
incqld, 10 fui. faced stout, and rigorous person.
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by using the Hitters or
4 oI.ic. IN fact. they are Family Medf-
cincs. They can be administered with
perfect safety to child three m0uths
old. nc most delicate female, or a man
OF ninety.
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Listen no THE MoCKlNe: BIRD.


The Prairie Whistle and Animal Intator can be
used by child 1t is made to initiate the songs of
every bird, the neigh of horse, the bray of ass
the gruRt of hog; birds beasts and snakes en-
ant, Charley White, and all the Ministries and Warb-
lers Nertriloquism be learned in three days by
its all. Sent anywhere upon receipt of Is cents;
three for 80 cents; 81 % per dozen. lI3m
VT VALENTINES JERSEY CITY, New Jersey.
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What the Administration has done in
Six Months.
From the n, Y. Times.l

The eloquent speech delivered last Sat
urday, at Harrisburg, by Hon. Column
bus Delano, Commissioner of Internal
Revenue, contains an able and striking
summary of that part of the Administra-
ton S work which has come under his
own official notice. 1t confirms by facts
and figures the declaration so often made
In our columns, that it would soon be
found that the effective cork of the pres
ent Administration would compare IA
vorably with that of any of its predeces-
sors. While the Writings have been let
ting slip their shafts at what they are
pleased to censure as the Government S
''ldelness, retrenchment and economy
have everywhere been going on apace,
and none the less effectively because so
quietly.
Take the single article of whisky. The
total quantity on which revenue taxes
Ecre collected for the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1868, Il. e. under President
Johnsun:) was only 6,7O9, $40 gallons.
The revenue then was at a rate of two
dollars gallon, and amounted, therefore,
to between thirteen and fourteen millions
of dollars. On the contrary, for the year
ending June, 1869, the Bureau Of Inter
nal Revenue has had returns of annual
taxes on no less than 62,O09, 33l gallons
of whiskey
Again. compare the revenue receipts
from January to June, inclusive, for 1868,
with those of January to June, inclusive,
IN 1869. In the former period the tax
on whiskey was two dollars a gallon, in
the latter only fifty cents; and yet, de-
spite this enormous advantage in favor
of the former period, its revenue receipts
on the same objects of taxation were less
by 81 500, 900 than those of the same pc
Rod in 1869 For example. we gain on
the six months of 1869, compared with
the last six months of 1868:
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CFND oSE DOLLAR AND GET BY RETURN II
y one of
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"A trip around the world is coming TO be
the fas hi0n able excursion.
NThe San F, at cisco women rights organ
has ceased TO appear.
~Eew tourists have, as yet, ventured to as
Cend Mount Washington.
~El Republican, is a new paper published
at Key West in support OF the Cuban revolu.
ton
~white blackoerries are gratifying Texas
~Tbe Marquise de BrissteIe. one of the
r5.l.r HOlie,ss. mas bought 1000 acres in Kan.
sas and will set mp cooperative farm.
~Watchsl, the tenor OF the "high c." lost
1880 francs Al Hamburg. and attempted 70
commit suicide, but his purpose was frustra-
@The life ofMrs Member of Fishkill Land
Ing. was saved On Tuesday by her ehiguon.
A horse kicked her head twice but the caig.
non broke the force Of the blow.
- In jersey county, Ill, seven persons have
been hanged or shot by unauthorized persons,
ana without legal trial, within the last two
years, for the alleged crime of horse-stealing.
~The celebrated horse Dexter must look to
his laurels. The time made on Saturday by
The American Girl, on the Naragansett Course
near providence, Is almost equal to Usxter's
best time.
IThe School Board OF Covington, Ken
lucky, have, by unanimous vote, reelected
Miss Amanda Craig TO her place as teacher at
salary Of 500 per annum.
~ Fifty-seven chignons were lying at the
police office, Boulevard Montmartre, Paris,
unclaimed, ana several dozen repenttrs-that Is,
long curls, worn behind the ear. They Were
lost during the recent riots.
~One or two Canadian papers are expires.
sing their preferences for nexation to this
country; and travellers through Canada say
that that feeling is cropping out in many 10.
caIi'Ies where 1t never appeared before.
UA flying machine that "works" has at
length been exhibited. San Francisco claims
the credit Of the invention.
~The Swiss Government is having Dor
traits OF Bryant, Sherman, and Seward, painted
for its capitol
HJ John kimple, lad Of fourteen years,
who has been an inmate of the Cinciunatli
house Of refuge, on the charge Of incorrigibil.
iiy, sinee the IAN of May, was found one morn.
ing, day or two ago, hanging to q post of his
bed az that institution. with life extinct.
~Hewitt. the alleged murder OF Mrs Hess
and her CHILD IN Grundy County, ILL.,, by
burning hem up in their house, which he is
accused OF setting en- fire after Committing
ROBBERY. has Just been convicted and sentenced
TO the penitenuary for only nve years.
~A chap, who replied to an advertisement
Offering an article Of great use TO those contem-
plating marriage, "price 30 certs, four tor
ST. received for his three dimes q pocket.
handkerchief OF the coarsest material, worth
about six GEMS.
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lN GR1EN WILLIAMS
II Auctfoneers and Real Egtate Brokers
No. S26 Southeast oor ner Of TN and d sts.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE RI Al KS
"A T "a Ti,, IN g Sfi ,SIsS D.
E executed by Xavier Fendrich and wife, bear.
ling date respectively 9th November, 1854,
l4th december, 1854 and Il.h January. 1866. and
county, D G the understand o. y wing trustee
VIII: on MONDAY, the 18th July 70 laat in fro, {
o. m premises. at Q clsSk p Proceed to cell
ground, TO wit All that lot piece par
Gel Of ground lnot numbered) lying and being ia
Holmead g addition to Georgeto wn, ID. q situate
on the south side Of West street, near the Paper
to Book Creek. betwe the east town line Of said
9eoreetown and Book Greek beginning for said
triangular piece of gre uI ct the northeast corner
OF lot No 20, thence With Wet street south 54ia
deg east 90 feet thence south Is deg 70 min north
eetsinches, and thence t. the point of begin
Also, Lots numbered Is, IA, Is rs. Il. 1919 % .,
and %, In said Holmea1s ADDITION 10 Georgetown
The sale will begin with the triangular lot, pom
which there 10 comfortable Frame Dwelling
This property-bsvng q front az about Is feet
on West street-has for come years been used bv
MT FendIich O. vineyard; is ip q hiph state OF
cnliystion, and 10 believed to be one Of the most
PRODUCTIVE Vineyards in this District The vines
tof which there are about 0eO on the premises
are In good condition. There Is upon the loI No
22sn excellent Wine Vault
which deposit Of $50 will be required upou the
fall OF the hammer;I balsnoe in s am IL months
For the other lots, one third cash. Iof which $50
bslsnce in and IL months. The purchaser viii
lie required to give notes. bearing interest from
day Of sale. for the deferred payments secured by
ing and stamps at the cost OF the pnrcSs.er
before the sale ct the OH ce of the trustee, No
Celrmbian College Law Building. 5th street, op-
b. h LAsKrY, Surviving Trustee.
jy2 eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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IMPROVED PROPERTY ON 2OrH STREET
WEsT. BETWEEN AND M STREETS, AT
10y JOHN b. WHEELER CO., Auctioneers,
- No 422 7th street, east side,I between
G and streets

A VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT NEAR
TM1 SACRAMENT PKINTIHG OFFICE,
At T hHHTGTIoN ,o.o
shall sell in front Of the premises Lot sub 25, in
bauare 6.5, fronting on @ street between North
ming back to q paved alley.
Terms: One half cash; balance ia six and twelve
$50 when sold
All conveyaneing and revenue stamps at the
purchasers cost.
he title 10 indisputable.
J. b. WHEELER 90.
Y2f' Auctionesrs.
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Constantly on hand full stock Of the best Goods
at the lowest prices
jesIm 4S3k Sth street. between o and L.
PROPOSALS FOB STATIONERY.
I ,hs s
Az Sf Stationery for III. ar ending
as,h DAY q July; is . Al u o,cIost n; M I'M" 'A'
si1 sTo:: eS 10 s:::
Twelve gross 81 inch Inkstsnds, No. sos. glass
Three gross inch Inkstands. Ho sCs, glass stop
Two hundred Thousand White Envelopes, s7!,szs;
T"o hgndIed i10o.sud White Envelopes. sH,ss;
One hundred thou. and White Envelopes. loxx4.;
BLINK forms for bidding will be furnished upon
r.: bid. VIII be considered and accepted or 70
.Contrset. nust % e..eutsa ~ tn. successful
bidders within ten days after being called upon
h srtiels: contracted fsr must % furnished
tire quantities. Will hevsvsr, be called for during
OF ss 3 y ss
Nth sam cielt sureti.s 10 the sum OF Eve thousand
5, sSs
DEPARTMENT, conditioned upon Ga. execution Of a
si:Sins such peStion q the srsieiss .: m mo b
expert detailed for the purposs b. he Sscretary
Of the Treasury, and the delivery Of Al inferior
contract. 8sz. lJlsf "a l.tfl D -
Deli veries nnst Do free Of charge ct the Treasury
The isil1rs % comfy with any one order under
the contract will operate the forfeiture Of the
entire penalty q the bond or the Secretary Of the
Trsssury may direct the. D1rohase, in open mar.
kst, Of such Quantities Of eny aFtioss g shall Do
failure, md charge 20 the contfacfofS nffy Der
cestun Of The price which &c ohal be found Recess
Sary 10 Day fer such Articles. 4 =
Proposals ocoDsnted bg satisfactory bond
will net be considered, and contracts win be
''.. ms ''' aE0hsE 8 BOUTWELL,. s.
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BOARDING..

SZO,UUO WORTH OF TRIMMINGS AND
FANCY GOODS,
MUST BE tOLD WITHIN TIE NEXT
THIRTY DAYS,
PRIME COST, TO CLOSE STOCK,
Ash intend to build my Store and ut 1t Oh in the
best STYLE
@. HITLER.
No. 80 Market Spsce.
JeDlm Between 7th and Sth streets
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flsHER. In Brooklyn, ". Y on the 9th ius. ,
IN ibe a Year OF her age, CHARLOTTE NJ .
flsbEk beloved wife of Thomas J. Fisher, for
merry II this ciiy
The funeral viii take place from the residence Of
W. brother in law A. X. Ulsxton, No. 363 18th
street on Tuesday Afternoon, July 9Th, at 4
sAkpBRSON. On the morning Of the 5th in.
slant, SBBAH the wife Of VIM Sanderson
he friends Of the family are requested to attend
the funeral from her late re-iierce, No SAG New
jersey avenue, ON Wednesday after neon ct q We
ZANE On the 5fh inst Mr. JOHN PEMBER-
IOn LhNE. 1ei 81 years, formerly Of PhitAdel-
khia late clerk in the SorReen Generals Once
.uls friend. are pyited to attend his ers from
~. ave residence, GEORGETOWN road. west OF 90
Ismoisn College, On "Wednesday, the 7th instant,
IPhilseelphia and Baltimore papers please COPY.
DlNInE. In Georgetown, Msnday, uIy s.
lS9 fkAkCIS MAkION, youngest daughter OF
Ihsna. ID. and Kmily v. Divine aged Il nonlhs
ard IL days.
The funeral will take place on Tuesday, JULY 6,
isos from the reside nee Of her parents, No. as
Frederick street at 4 o clock D. m. The relstfyes
and irierds are respectfully iavi,ed to attend.
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SAVE YouB MoHIY

The Undersigned has Just taken out Q Few
PATENT ZOE PAVING 0ID1WALKO. OUT.
3ERS AID eTBDITs WITHOIf OBAN,
dispensing With curb, and reducing the expense %
below the contract price IN Of the wards In this
city with brick, which viii last for lifetime
without repair. 1000 loads Of PAVING SAND
lor sale Ct the yard on Ttber Creek, between end
X streets. THORNTON SMITH,
nhlu S9A : street, bet. 9th ana 10th,
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TBIN~ IE'S eALI OF a VALUABLE TRAcr
q LAMP ABOUT AZ q NILS From THE

GAcTEku bkA0OH BBlU6E.
- By virtue OF deed Of trust, dated the lst
10y Of Ausrf., 1855 and duly reoordsd 10 Ii.
Sis shall :eii, on IL GssSzf The ;ssh dsg Of
nat o. Rsnd % sse =. ds q q.
Eastern Branch q the Potomac. and being lor.
tion Of tgoct Of land conysyed 70 Csthayins Ris.
trg By Daniel leo, by deed bearing date December
24th, A. D. 1851, and recorded IN LsbeI J. a. B.,
ington county, in SAID DisSriot. beginning on the
Defches from gtope Dlsced In the southwest cor
ner on sid tract Land aud running thence 90 the
nxth line thereof % shown on Dlsf Of said tract,
me4eby Lewis Carbury public eurveyo Or for Wash.
ingtoR county, snd described In . deed 20 Sid
striking said sixth line q ouch distance from
the west side thereof ~ to include ffty acres Of
land and being. the wet portion Of one HUNDRED,
Lee to the sid Cstharinc Eisins, and the sSme
which the said Ootharine Risipe. b. DEED, dsfed
the 18th Of September, 1888, recorded I'm ashin6-
foiios Is md Il. one Of the land records Tor cSiS
Washington county, conveyed to Eliza etatsfer,
Terms: One thousend dollars cash; balance In
stx., twelve. and eighteep months. secured by .
ysysnctnF and stamps ct purchasers cost. 500
0o.n "mf aos iik!;i;Io y: a!LsIEr, Trustee.
js2s 2aw&ds COOPER LATlAkR, Auets.
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OFFENSIVE SALE OF BUILDING MATE
IA
RY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- Successors TO Jas Mcclure a 90 D
Southwest corner Of Penny vania avenue and llth
street, Star Once Building
TRUSTEES sA5EoF EALgABLEIMPRovir

ZEAL ESTATE.
- BY virtue of q deed Of trust from Patrick .
Ia: Lavler and wife to me. dated February 81 ,
'SsS, and recorded In Liber @ 9 No. %
folio $40 CT the land de- for Washington couu-
V, G., Sill sell. at public auction. en- the
premises: on THU ksDAY the sth day Of july, a.
Philips subdivirion OF original lots uambs red 3,
10, II, and IL, IN square numbered SIG, said lot
fronting 70 feet inches on 5th street east. and
running hack with that width to an alley in the
rear, together with the Improvements.
The amount due under said deed of trust IN
S44502. with interest on S3l4 50 of that amount
hom August 20 1853, and on SiS0 ls OF said amount
Terms: One. third Of the purchase money cash ;
balance IN ak and twelve months, tho pure haser
to give his notes for the deferred payments, In
equal amounts, bearing interest from day of sale
end secured by deed Of trust on the premises
All etamTs and conveyances at purchaser Q cost
S20to be Paid when the operty is sold
EUGENE CARCSI trustee.
..u C0QPER & LATIAER, Aucts.
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ELOPEMTST An elopsment took place a
Rr0OksvIlI-, by, last Monday nIgat NJ.
Mitchell Thompson, formerly OF NJ iysyisie.
and Miss Tevis, OF the former pl ace, being
the partirs. The lover entered his lady 5
chamber by a ladder, and was met inside by
her fa'heT. pistol was made ms nif-st, but
no shot was fired. Tn 2 lacy flew TO the win
dow and undertook the descent OF the ladder;
but II broke with her, aud she landed in the
arms OF two trus ~ friends of her atfi lance 4,
who immedi ttely conveyed her 20 place OF
safety. h. faihe r and lover were lett to-
Cether in tn room, but as soon as his daughter
disappeared the old gentleman went la search
OF her In vaIu-she was of. The compile
reached Maysville during the nj yht and took
early roat for ssGretna Green" aberdeen
where the venerable Squire Shelton haltered
them.
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SALE OF A WIFs-A few days since a white
man. a fisherman, residing on the Ogsechee
canal, some ten or twelve miles from Savannah.
Ga. old his wife TO another fisherman ~hits)
for sixty lunches of fish, valued at fifty cents
per bunch. I be wife was perfectly satisfied
with sale, andis now living with her pur-
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EVENING STAR.
How FRENCH MoBs ARE DrsPzeszD-A

How FRENCH MoBs ARE DIsPERsKD.-A
Paris paper describes the mods OF SUNNI ,n'Hg
The PEG, lie 70 oIsPerse as follows: The COW
misssrirs veHr their scarfs. frs rOii Of IA e
drum Is heard, succeeded hy a short silsnce. A
second roll. and then these word. Id I'd,
name Of the law, Retire. To wnIch - bearly
always added: let all wsll-intentioued N IN
withdraw" Il t0rs roll sOue1n-s &C, IN
panied by a fourth-tbe SOmmdft a Dc qf1 2
after which TIE troops fire When the armed
force Is only e1mpes-S of ssreeants-se- VILE,
the Off er, instead Of ordering MS men 10 IRE,
saws Break NJ that assent lsgs, ard arrest
every one you can Law hands on This is wba'
occurred 81 the harri cate opposite the varieties.
These who defended it-nearly all men 10
white blouses ard walters at cafes or res.au-
rants-not having retired a. the Summons, the
agents charged and the captures were made
This hsrricacs was composed Of two XII Osss
come ben cbe-. some Of the iron work used to
protect the trees. and some bulldog material:
taken from the works In course of execution Al
the restaurant Bonnefoy."
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
Rl GREEN wILLlAMs
~ Auctioneers aud Real Estate Brokers,
eoutht est corner OF It'll and d streets.

eouthe est corner Of fth and d streets.
0HAs sSE IL,
Ssss:s s e: :: Il : S:sss
comr'.,,s No lss2 bst.ssn J.nss Owner, E:,
:as q Suss AZ. 4 On u
o. IA 1e . S; e ~. ss S. os
20 SsosS AZ = f., o. s
story Brick Svsi ell Ss HSuss,
And On fSiDaff. the % day Of July, ,ss. At
o. ss% Eel. on The premises BART q Lot No 5,
81 y ss ssss:
and ssteniing back With tnst Width 10 feet With
s ny, Improved By q twe.story Brick Dwelling
And on TUESDAY, the 9Th day of July, 1875. at
and 81 Lot no IN sSnsre Ho s :sa psrs
81 es Sa 81 seos; y sss
Bk :G1
aih b. seS. e deep: I@ "a
The ss a.ss 81 J1s 1852
ss5 ss,. the sa: The wh9s Of
Sase NO s as fron.DE7s feet on south sreethy
Kitchen: and Brick Stable ana Carriage house. -''
ard spdy IN r.ne ssSy
and substantially built; The vacant lots Win be
These sales offer mat favorable opportunity to
invest, procure q comfortable dwelling sr q good
building lot. the property on north AUD streets
t.ing smong the most valus able locations in the
Terms If sale One fourth cash and the balance
in Elk, twelve, and eighteen months, for the pur-
chase re- notes, beariI interest from the day Of
sale secured by deed in trust UPON the property.
Sl0 of the cash pay ut each piece OF perty
will be required Is soon the property Is ked
down. And IL the terms ere not complied with in
sold at the risk and expense Of the defAulring our
chaser. upon one week S notice. All convey sncing
ard stamps at the cost OF the pure haser.
CHAe. 3 WALLACH, Trustee.
je 2awGds GRkEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts,
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(NkEEN q WILLIAMS,
N Auctioneers and Rsal Estate Brokers,
No. 526, Southeast corner Seventh and D streets


NJ Auctioneers and Rsal Estate Brokers,
No. o26, Southeast corner Seventh and D streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER.
a. On ri DAY, the ssh day Of Juiy next. $50,
sDe ;S. ss iss r..
9Th day of April 1853. and other dated the 10th
day OF September. 1883 and duly recorded in Liber
etc in the land records for Washington county,
10 the District Of Columbia: knovn and described
n s01 s
q oasJ aud containing twenty four Thousand and
eighty six square feet OF ground. more or less,
Frame House and back buiiding With q staSis,
DC unded By l4th street east and street 30 it,
Also. at 61 m, on the premises. We shA oil b. i.
lot A: Of Philips subdivision Of original lots num-
~, lin sausre eight hundred aud sixteen. $751;
street east, and running thence west along the
sou twenty ok feet .id' the
and thence north twenty six 2Sj feet and two ~
.ad lot eonvesed .a Msis 0enf Lsnor 81
Catherine Ryan. By deed deted May 18th. a: D (,
s :n q sss IN LSsr S. S
Washington, with the improvements, consisting
Of two brick and one Frame Rouse ct the corner
Terms Ons.ihird cash; balance in and II
months. for notes bearing interest and secured by
deed Of trust en- the premises. an conveyencins
sale are not complied With within five days after
es Srs .. e. .sd t.:
so%s IL 's In
eAEEsTis q "a kkssageH. Trustees.
QlY OOOPER q LATIMER. Auctioueers.
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A PpLICATIo1 r9R pgPLI0ATE LAND
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
PENSION OFFICE, July 18th, lo66. I

TENelON ObFlCE, uly l5ta, 1906. 4
10 WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
.Appliest ions having been made under the sct Of
ssIieec La d w.sr.nts, Which are .Isssi 70 have
that e the a.. fo,Isxins the dsseriltioe ssc6
r. then
No; SIS. for the 100 acres, issued under the scs
o. Isoruery Y, lsa il the name 81 samuel 9. Nor
sIwood d:csss.S and ": srsnssS Jas g. .I Isss
ss % :..s s, ssos 2: e "a.
Barber, and wss granted January II, lssz. Auguss
ss1s$ fS % lsc .sr:s .:...s 9cssr q. g. Of
escs.ssS: ,.d II srssssd November S, isN.
Eo. q Is. for 10 scrss. issusd under the cot Of
vss srssssS April 8. isss ss1sssSsr Il, $50. -.
nsreS Is sSs s.s. q Hsss, Z: nss q
widoy q Iy1S feTc.s: and vas grsntsd April
No IS 81, Tor 60 eores. issued under the Act OF
Il: NV q sss s e :; % and
Ossas4sss.sS SSgss
S'S r. "a g: e SSss .cres
sioses.ia s... vita tSs sprro6ssioa :. q the
s.; s: ::s.1!Snss s s i s &:
sssssn;;l eta s.tst. q s.id decs.ss end Of TIE
ana turned into nons ana sssrs sS al
the creditors and heirs Of said deceased are notified
e attend, with their claims prepsriy vouched, or
benefit in said deceased ? estate: provided copy
s' ss iss: :
day. Test-A- WBBsTu9,
- zfleW3W. Register Of Wfll1.
LIMITED STATES PAfHNT OFFICE,
On the petition Of xLBERr BisBEE. Of Ohel.
see, = ass praying for the extensisn Of patent
Tor sn i'm proveme nj IN steam Gauge Oocks:
4 10 Ordsrso sn.t SAD lstiticn De heard =. this
nos nth ss,; q dssSs
eA0CBL q FISHER.
Je 2rlaw3w Commissioners Of Pstents.
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ANOTHER CASE OF ISsANITT.-Ths trial o.
ChaurCsy Rsiley for the murder OF James l..
Istrc. at NspieIyt.is, liliUCis, on January H.
vas concluded on Thurscay bv a verdict OF
"Nrt EUiity-Iustifed ny insanity" Bailey
s1O' Lsl q for IIlIcit intimacy with his WIFE
Os- covering the two together after tAe plot
which led Mr.. R-tley TO ~ IpOss her husband
had isfi home. The tTial las hem a cur .ous
one hr. BsIl-y'- acquI al depended on ta-
evidence Of his wife's di,houo-. Mrs. Bailey,
a,r CrdinE V occupied "A position hostile 10 he
husbands safety, and II vas evident through
cUr nat she hoI'-d lOT a verdict g guilty. n
LETT WheafOu. where the trial occurred. very
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