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The command Of the Charleston, Mass,
Navy Yard was yesterday transferred from
Com modore Rogers to Commodore Charles
steadman. The new commodore was re-
ceived by the officers aud marines under
arms, and the customary salute OF eleven
guns. Commodore Rodgers has been Or
dered 10 the command Of the East India and
China squadron-his rank being Admiral
aiter the LIST Of January. The supply ship
Is ready for sea, and will sail in a few days
with stores tor the Mediterranean squadron
The steamship Alaska received her crew aud
will proceed 10 Join the China squadron,
The Terror, the doubleiurrctcd monitor,
also takes her crew to-day, aud will pro
coed 10 New Yodf and ailerwards 10 The
West India squadron. The screw ship III.
conderoga Is IN the dry dock, and the repairs
on her will not be completed before next
March. The Niagara, o hrst-class frigatc,
Is under transformation into an Iron clad.
The Worcester, a new steam frIgate, 10 dt-
ting for sea. The Wabash 10 undergoing re-.
pairs. The Shenandoah will be ready for
service about the LIST of February next.
About three hundred men arrived to-day
from New York as crews for vessels that
leave Immediately.
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Goods per New York, Philadalphia aud Balti-
more steamsrs, Railroad o. Express, 70 care \, p.
snWsrdsa over Il. rosS nee q sSslss fof somnis
Gon. ; ~. = I -
andriA And Hamilton. and all intermediate sta
uoss, 81 low rates,
Round Trip Tickets good oply for day Of Issue
bstwesn Alexaudria aud Hamilton, And between
thsse and internsdiats points. At reduced rates.
~ NATHAnlEL HAYES.
hp NH 0ensIAl euparin taldani
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Steamboat Lines.

.MERoHAsrs' LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
~ xAsH1sor6H zzsS NEW YoRk.
y3fI SSibsSsa = =! S ysGGE I'LL. ks,ssr'
Hs,! SIT .'wiv;;;iisSEss
RR55x VA sS: fSfSI:
Agent oGss and wb.sf fool II fiish street George:
New York avenue. J, W THOMPSON,
aail-H PresidssL
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
sssosistion 81 theif hall, on Lou islsna ave.
nue., last eysning, attracted quite . large and
uniavorabis stsss q enc weather. TSs 81
sfeiss, ned By Dr. = q; oalvert amer vhish
Msssrs. Mysrs and Pugh, witch showed sfeit
.ysssI.r aeyelopment Ia ihoee sensisnsn,
Iis-riss pssfosmsnse Of NJ. Z. Tutiis vas
Ths 6SnS psiis were handsomely manned
By Msssfs. NoIan, Tuttie, Myers and Avery,
p .ss asss' '''ea being the one hSna'es =
The lsAeisg, ed vauitlns by the eisss was
well executed, a vas also -ths single frkpefe
By Danisl w.rr:a, L.I.--...
MI. :. Myers, after which cans 3ssturins 81
Mr.. o. Brown and Oliatoo Moore. Iks latter
aatles. ....y.r .-,I.,l = 4, ,,,7s,
The horitontat bar exefoisss reflected great
credit on Me.srs. wsren, Aken, Tsstie
Nj alden dis.isgulshsd himself 90 ,hs
eisnts.vins, and the lpd!.e clubs we're niesiy
handled BY Messrs. Rohinaon. Avery, and
SS,nS . ins ''er swinging WIN '''s 'hf''
The tumbliue Of the class was evidence Of
the ABILITY Of the youse ssptlsmsA Who partl
81 Noi:s And ru,tls.e ' ' -''''
Ms.s,s eI IoSsasos, TSs,is, Ws,tse md S' WHIT.
a ::;y s n: .Sps " Mr. N0''a ys'
Aftsr M sxersises had been concluded, fhe
floor was eissrsd Tor dsneius, ADD the gym.
nssts snd theft far friends went "trlppins the
Psoi Henri DoneEe. Of Msfinis. dsueins
aesdsny, he door manager being Mr.. d. W
Evans. - y -. 80! 80 '''
0TT' ..... -----L- :, - .-l" ,lin...l
Asp EXAMINATION o. pooxs.-- Ysstssdsy
afternoon the .senniseiohsfs Of Oentss mar.
ket and several msmbsra 81 ths Oouncil Com.
MsFsrlsad, eierf, siSli,d Uedsre MARKET for
the purpose OF saaminisg the books Of the
clerk, aud aiso inspsoting tbs many nscsssary
81; e ~ sS: &.
peIIntendsnce Of the con uissfonsfs.
Mr.. Mcfarland entered upon hts dutie. A.
Of his books ysstsrdsy showed the receipts
from that date TO Deosnber I, lsoo, to have
been S7o, AL, collected for stalls and other
market griviisg.s the yhcis e ~ seo y.
once 10 the credit o. the corporation. Tbs
Pros.sds dss g pla6lor. 80 o;;ys :Ass: a5o%
srsssts 70 tssom. showins most isvorsSI.
exhisit 2. The outlay % saN platforms ard
the books Wa most thosoust, The surplus
over any ysaf fet The sgne sps1s Of time being
tos51, and forwhtch en1ctencf 10 the fischeffe
Of duty Nc. MsFariapd vac the rseipteat 81
many iussaiuns % praise by ths committee
and coa nissAoaep. 'F loom o. ...f F.t
At present suabsr OF eleGapt shsds are
from the Avenue to the canal, and from the
seventh street front % the canal, which, when
anished, Will ADD mueh 70 ths convenience o.
the sheds inaide the market p!oper, have been
tarred and felted, rendering them imperylou.
To- rain aud spow, and adding to the coniort o.
satisfsetosy To fhoss whose duty u was to In.
spsct ths Hrsnlsss, re market ostog regarded
for years past.
-
o. tne no,e, c1sonss so I'M ~, u w o,nH e,
70 aI.Sasns ,sss ~ az 49,, 49,.
aepot ~ e3pnegu"ss " t II ..ss J., ~ :
ss.opp'nk =" "ou'o' '"' ''"'" '''''""Se w '"'
oePot ~. ..o r., ,,,
Ineouotu hsWhs WINS uutu ~ oththt
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street Sw!.a ss sS s2Ss E,1 .n
other eolana that he ~ FULLY prepared TO
day season. His stock iis veil selected aud
otherwise complete, Aad will be sold at prices
well suited to the times.
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THE METHODIsrs.

Revolutions Of the Massaehussats
state Methodist Episcopal Gee.
ventiou-rbe Affairs Of the Beck
Concern Must be ThsPsaghly RI.
smiaed-The Bibic II sse Pss lie
schools. q
BosroS, Dec. l5.-The Methodist Episco-
pal State Convention, at It's session to-day,
adopted the following:
whereas psinfui ani alarming runors have
spread far and wide OF defsloations In the
management Of our book eoncsrn IN New
York; aud wheress the late report Of the book
committee concerning the Same, while ahow.
log that these rumors are not wholly ground.
less but manifestiy Imperfect and unsatisfae-
Rs,oipsd, That We respectfully call upon said
book committee for a full report OF such facts
within their knowledge a. are seesssary to
clear understanding Of the manner In which
this great interest OF the Church has been
managed.
Resolved, That we urgently rsquest the sub
committee OF iavostig ation to fully pursue
their labor TO an extent necessary 70 full
understa ndlng Of the Affair." OF the eoacsrn.
ResoIrcd, That regarding the Bible As the
only rule OF Christian faith and the palladium
OF our liberties, we look upon all attempts TO
exclude 1t from our public schools or to break
down its authority a. blow at the foundation
OF tepublicauiam.
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J.KARH, No. 3ts Pennsylvanis avenue, near
Seventh street, offers his extensive stock OF
nne watches Aad jswelry OF the very lAtest
styles and Of the best quality. His establish
chases for the holidays.
An ADJoURsNEsr MEETING OF the Pioneer
Homestead Association will be held at the
Board Of Trade rooms, Nc. 4 Market space, on
Saturday evening next att o'clock.
A MEETING OF tie Republican Association
will be held at Good Samaritan Hall, George.
town, to morrow night.
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Costumes
SALE oy sEEEyY5SSSSAEkEs H. A i4S rg.ssERvIon.

of s sEEy SSbsssSE A s4SRss
S''rI1 o. ..sSIoa 6irI. pbs Be- ILL.,
viii bs sSId = gpS,ss fssi,i0S z q. nh.
Navy Yard. NoTfoli, slAIEs lot Of All eles o. ord.
nsnes, eomprisinE Gun Carriages and Miscelia-
Terms; one half cash. in Government funds. on
srtisis. %asl s. removed from lie Ssrd; othsrwiss
'Dii sS y SS.issis ssssi.isoi ia, no sa.r.n
III e I'D sI sS.. e n article: sasIss
hSwsssI' that svsF''huI 9asfsa ~ III. & rep.
dssiS. avid NV chtsf Of SaIssu.
THIs 70 TO oIyE NOTICE. THAT THE SUB;
! v ,eribsr has obtained from the Orphans, Court
Sa letter.. q S H,.t O. he
esIsenAl estate Of Ass r. WIsHIsGI0S, late Of
SfsaSiss sTs .. sSs:aS d :sii ' %
hereby hereby rsrnsd 70 srhibit The sane, With the
WIZ " IN Ss.ssisGsS from Ill Ss.sa, q *.
Given under M hand this ,S,h AZ e Nsys'
dcsS, Thsw' AdnInistrsi0r, d. b.n'w.A.
SsrSs s. X i'''' II f fdSlFi:, W D''.A'
RP Mss'ssy y;;. s:g;; ssa " r ka;slIs. s.a.
offered them two hundred and seyenty.h Ave dollATs
for the property named In the proeesdipg. In sAid
T. ~. .ad sSiivstsd ssSssii y pay he ssisns:
II is ordered that said tulsees publish the terms
Of said sale IN the daily NATIONAL RkPusLioAE.
published In this city, once week for four sue
eessivs wssks, and that upon proof OF such publ.
eAuop. and u no exceptions to said sale are nlsd
withiA thirty days, the said lTustasA have lsAys to
nSSss Il, aaal s0haflatlon Of a; b fAls J,,y,.
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DID, so koo Sis;'. H; Ts:s' a s.iri

A LizAsDRiA. LYYPfSSgSs . AID HAMPSHIRE
WINTER scREbuLs, BEoIHsIso OCTOBER
~. lB4.
TWO TRAINS DAiLY EXCBPT SUNDAY BE-
TWEEn ALEXANDRIA AHD HAMILTON.
Le.ys Alex udriA st T. m. and ~. m. Leave
Hamilton ct Q. m and u 80 p N. Lsavs Lees
The .. m traia from AlsHa ndrlA and II 80 O. y.
Ghs q eosssss fsi Snes pihy
Bsryyilloiald Winchester; also. With Rsamsr's
da1s w.ss..ss, az rn s ' icf ss, i
dA ys and Saturdays.
All trains srriys At Alsxsadria At conyenisat
hours for eonneetions with Washington Asa Balti-
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w.:Sl!'ss''. ::ssssID.'ugn'r' : iisss.. =.
raE es.A44 gSssgs...rs.gk EolSs4les ~. "
VIA FLs9asr scihsRYi Rsl.ss STAT: .ro9.
md sSss SS !. I'm. ~: &
TiS:IIH Ess5S,-u
Thres{h from B.I.iPers % RocHssrsR and
,Ps.ssnssrs 81 .Sis. fOais IRON Bsitimots have
b .ss 10 q changes In UNION
Tief.,s By ~, r9pts can - Brssursd At The
avenue, under National Hotel. vhcrs rsiisbis la
formation win be Eivea Of all tines.
Passengers procuring tieksts at this oAcs can So
fS,. ior kiE,. Of
Corner SIKH ST. ~ Psnn ays1Ss,
I'D g. YOUNG. General Passenger Agent.
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WlsuIsqrOs rACn ASp inpREss,sns

ErrnsAL nxvrsul RECEIPTS yesterday
were s2se, 994.Os,
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REMOVAL OF THE CArIToL.-Tho Capitol
may be removed West, but the Justly cele-
brated Trunk, Harness and saddlery Manu-
factory Of James 8. Topham a Co., will
still remain at 500 Seventh street, adjoining
Odd Fellows Hall, where those who are
looking for suitable Christmas presents will
nnd q large and select stock OF Toy Trunks,
LADIES' and Mems Safehsls and Trdpslin1
Bags, Dren and Sole Leather Trunks, Fnr
aud Plush Carriage Robes, Harness, dc.
Their stock 10 large and prices low,
And there's the place for ell to 20, \
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woRxrsaMxs's AassxnLy.-rhis assembly
met last night at the Oily Hall, but owing to
gates were present. aud no business was trans
acted. On "Wednesday evening next mass
meeting OF the workingmen win DO held, at
pected to be present.
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LINCOLN HALL.-The great African o.
plorer, Paul Du Challlu, will deliver the
third lecture OF the Grand Army of the Re.
public course this evening at Linco ln Hall.
His subject will be Explorations 10 Equa.
torial Africa" aud from the well-known
ability OF the lecturer, aud the fact that
having Travelled extensively In tho region Of
country selected - his subject, he certainly
"knows whereof he speaketh," We have no
hesitation In predicting that the lecture will
prove highly interesting and most Instruct
i've.
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ex.chsmpion ofthe Ensiish P. r. ,ae oompsnied
XSrss.as, Arrived i IL *. city ys.t.rdsy .ftsf.
noon, and were being chsperoned through the
town last night BY nuthber Of the supper
ton. Mr.. MAee's visit IL for the purpose Of
making arrangements with Messrs. SpAlding
1 RApiey, II possible, 70 appear before the
statues. It Il not yet decided whether the en-.
gagement will be Perfeetsd.
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lr HAVING BEEN REPORTED that some OF
the partners connected with New York firms,
living abroad and not citizens OF the United
States, have not paid the I've per cent, In.
come tar, Commissioner Delauo has directed
the revenue Officers 10 that city to enforce
the law. By section sixteen of the act OF
March 2, 1867, such parties are liable to the
same tar as residents, namely, \ tax of I've
per cent. on all profits, gains, incomes OF
every business, trade or profession which
may DO carried on by the citizens Of the Uni
ted States, and yielding An income of over
$1,000 per annum. Proper steps have been
taken TO absts the evil.
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LiouoR DEALERS AssoolArioS.-As stated
T,ssess Irnion ia ysstsrdsS t.snoan ,,h
the tresident tP. u. BoyieJ ia the ehair, and
J. 4; Martin secretary: Tho object OF the
meeting was to elect ofncsrs to serve for the
tendance the election was postponed until the
January meeting. Ths only business trans
acted was the sppointnent Of . committes to
elective Officers to be for twelve months, 10.
stead Of six. A committee of seven was also
appointed to wait upon the District committee
In Congress relative to the iaterests Of the
association.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-16

GaAsD JuRY.-Lhe grand Jury have sum.
moned before them Mayor Bowen, Corpora
ton Attorney Cook, Messrs. b, N. Needs and
s.id hat he cue case os Whish thsS a.. sum
moned 10 charge against Mr. jobs II. Crane,
late COMMISSIONER OF the Fourth ward, OF
altering a contract,
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sylysnin avenue, bstwess -Four sad-a-haif and
Sixth streets, you esh Eet nrst-eiass table
board at twenty dollars month.
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NoMGsATIoSs.-The President sent the
10 lowing nominations to the Senate yester-
day:
Il, X. Hoar to be an Associate Justice OF
the Supreme Court of the United States.
Lorenzo ID. Latlmer to DO L. 4. attor,ay
for the district OF California.
James W. Purvlance TO be L. q, attorn.v
for the Western district of Tennes see
David W. Houston to DO U. s. marshal
for Kansas.
Edgar W. Hlllyer to be U. s. Judge for
Nevada.
Jason NJ. johnson to be collector OF In
ternal revenue for the Twelfth district OF
New York.
James X. Allaben 10 be assessor of in
teruai revenue for the Second district of New
York. 's"
Richard Beardsley, Of Indiana, to be L. &.
consul at Jerusalem.
Henry c. Rogers, OF Minnesota, to be
pension agent at 81. Paul, Minnesota.
Richard y. May, Of Montana, to be re.
Sslyer OF public moneys for Helena district,
Montana.
Greenleaf ClIley to be nrst lieutenant In
tue First cavalry.
huffman A. Hall TO be O Justice Of tho
peace ior the county of Washington, d, C,
"a saander K. Shepherd, Charles X. Belt
oa sS'nael T Brown TO be members of the
bpevy e'u'' Tor the county OF Washington.
Curtis II. Thompson. pnoch = rsu,.
aua 'ohh -. burnett 10 he assistant nav.
masters In the navy to MI vacancies in In,
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SAEsGERBUNp's CoScERr.-The concert
given at Lincoln Hall by this society, for the
benent Of tho poor Of this city, was quite
LARGELY attended, and passed of In the most
successful msnner. The audience appeared
highly delighted at the efforts Of the different
,uesiists, And mrs. Droop, mrs. Stosoh and
Prof. Colliere were eneored.
The amount realized by this soncert will
probably be quite large, and the thanks OF
many a poor creature will be bestowed upon
the generous musicians through whose efforts
the means for mitigating their sufferings was
obtained. -
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THE GRAND PARADE THIs EvEsrso.-Ths
music engaged for the Boys In Blue parade
tbs evening ~, been assigned as follows
Kings band; Second division, Queens band;
Third division, Nation Al band; Fourth di.
vision, South Washington band. It 10 ex.
pected that several thousand torches will be
In the procession, and an imposing display
may be expected.
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rum, corner Of Ninth and d streets. and tIV
Eighth street, offers for sale his large stock
ofhrBt-elass carriages at popular prices.
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THE IRIsH RKPuBLIcAs CLuR OF the Sixth
Ward will hold Its regular weekly meeting at
their hall, corner OF Eighth street east and
Virginia avenue, at o'clock.
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THE STREET RAILRoAD.-Ths change In the
Avenue car time table has produced quite .
number Of changes N the running Of the cars.
mating as fornsrly, now between each Navy
Yard car there arc a Capitol and Depot car
The Capitol and 9corgetown cars commence
running at II. o,slock =. m, and make four
trips, after which the conductors and drivers
Of ssch make one trip on a Navy Yard car.
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MAsoStc-ELgorIos oY OvpicsRs.-AeaoiA
Lodge, No Is, =. and A. NJ, have eleeted the
following officers fer the ensuing term T.. J.
Sweet, W. Nj Y. y, n. Colledge, s. W; W. p.
Young, J. W.; A. =. Msrsh, Secretary; T. NJ.
Hanson, Treasurer, ... -
Federal Lodge have reelected their entire
board Of TN 'rfs TO serve the present term.
ErrchS Lnd.u. No 8, tcoiofed,) have elected
W., Leonard Bailey; J. W., W. II. Smith;
Treasurer, Chas. H. Irvine; Secretary, Daniel
q. Muse. This Lodge y 10 . 'heAlthy. and
prosperous condition, add has expended for
yaar the sum OF eIle06.
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The Sunday Herald Issues . proclamation In
another column, stating that on account OF
sent In In the early part Of the week, and that
Advertisements should be sent In early so tn at
they may be classified. The Herald 10 a live
sunday paper, and worthy the patronage OF
the public.
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TnE REV. Dn. rusrIs's litte books entitled
"Alezone, or Henyen,n and the Doubling
oyerlooked u ~ aking sslectiong for holiday
gifts. They can b had a. BsllantyIe's book
store on seventh direct, and at Msssrs. Blansh.
ard and Mohun's, corner OF Eleventh street
and PennsylvAnia avenue.
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SALES OF MosEYs-At the meeting Of the
Central Buudipg Association ", 655 was sold
at an average premium OF 3s,S per cent. =
At the Central Building Association OF
was sold at the maximum rate OF u GO to the
sh aTeholler,
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THH Moor CoyRr.-.The wsshingtoa moot
court met In Columbia Law Building last
eveninE. Court In general term, justices In.
gersoli and MoCallum presiding; Mr.. Jos. T.
X. Plant acting a. clerk pro fem. The case
piisssion ioI I VII, Of msndsmus. The souPt
!. formed for the purpose Of. gty!lg ~ mem
be!s a.. opportunity TO practically learn the
n a. ths W under J, =;
the District Of COLUMBIA have been Adopfe
by tbis court, and thsrs 10 no doubt this moot
court will prove great bensat To all aspir.
larly on Wednesday nights.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-16

A FITzMARTIh PuR CAPE has been lost. A
liberal reward viii Be paid IL len Al this once.
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A FINE, LARGE SUITE OF RooMs, parlor and
two bedrooms, all nicely furnished, with all
the modern Improvements, are for rent, Ap.
ply at No, $40 Twelfth street, near L..
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AUCTION SALE OF yALUABLx REAL EsrArs.
Msssrs. Green h Williams, the wsIl-known
o'clock the valuable real estate, the resid on &c
OF the late Mrs. General Macomb. situated on
tho corner Of Seventeenth and I streets, In
fUr Gs. ..a asts
tho most desirable portion OF the city, and 10
convenient to all the Gov eminent Depart
ments, and Is improved by q eommodious and
elegant thvse-story brick mansion. The
nslshborhood 10 Improved By the erection OF
number OF Hrst-elass houses, and 10 10 the
Immediate yicinity Of the newly-lsid-out pub.
liz square, hereafter to be beautihed.
For terms Of sale and other par tieui ars,
consult the Advertisement In smother column
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FoR TIE FAST SEVENTEEN YEARS the great
value of Hohs Malt Extract has been known
throughout Europe as delicious health.
preserving Beverage, an inyigoratlng Tonic,
Refreshing, NourIshing Tonic Beverage Ia
more strengthening than ale, beer or porter,
without their Objectionable properties, aud
is therefore Indispensable to the deblltated.
Sold by all Druggists aud Grocers. col
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-16

AT the REGULAR CONGREGATION Of Aoscis
Lodge No. IL, Free and Accepted Masons, held
December II, 1900, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing years y. J. Sweet, W.
W.; A. =. Marsh, secretary 7. NJ. Hanson,
treasurer
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took him by the hand, and wished him
goodbye, and added, in a very distinct
voice, Take care of Marie he was &C
c1stomed TO call Mdme. Denys, his
niece, by This name). These were the
last words he uttered He died the
same night at a quarter of eleven o'clock
amidst the tears and sincere regrets of
all his friends.
His body, after havingbeen embaimed,
was carried to the abbey of Cellieres, OF
which M. Mignot, his nephew, was then
abbot. The body, when laid in the
grave, was covered with two feet of
quicklime. This is narrated by the
Russian despatch, on the evidence OF
an eyewitness who happened to be at
Cellieres at the time of the burial. The
writer of the despatch concludes by
saying: "You may rely on the accuracy
of these facts; have them from M. -,
an intimate friend of M. de Voltaire,
and who did not quit him for an instant
throughout his illness. I owe also sew
eral particulars to my friend M. r.,
who saw M. de Voltaire three or four
times day, and took care to have ac-
curate information of all that happened
during this sad time.
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