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Some CT the thougufui left handed friends Of
MIR. Ashley. with the view, probably, OF pre-
venting his confirmation by tn. Senate as Gov
ernOr of Montani, have had printed and pnt In
circulation copies of certain letters alleged to
have been written by him. in iS6l 10 Mr. Case,
u no was n that time his candi late for Sur
yeyor General OF Colorado. These documents
are not precisely Of the style of literature or
morals Inch the country has a right to expect
from its law m tkers; but inasmuch as they
failed TO prevent bis r-turn 70 Congress by his
own constituency for Two terms after they
We're made publ c. it Is not likely that they
VIII defeat hum before the Senate now. Aside
from this Circumstance, however, the appoint
ment can hardly b. regarded as a strong one
and n Is pretty certain TO be unpopular with
The people be is sent out t. govern. If the alle-
cations made by some o. the leading citizens of
Montana he true. BE- Will enter upon the duties
of hts flee with DO little prejudice existing
against HIM IN advance.
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DENTISTRY.
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n $50 PENEsgLNAEfA. AVENUE,
bttwsru It'h AID s. street.
TEEN tKTRAcTED wiTH0UrPagy

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.il. AT lvlb are D. n although tae
Pc al u '.e 2 sfi~.i g ptY - th-AS
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Z e ftie- AT Wlrk MI D. b. e o. ths -,f--t
ts-- n AN ~ sur NarTAr ted 10 i've .D-ire
sat Teton p Y ~ - VII q raU ans a.,
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Between n AMI &.
RoHDsCsuRHr hILLs) rAaILv ytous
'as' s';;;:ss's;;sx !sSsHtsa; = :
CFUsHnn; eRAEULArEnn ArPP!woIsko
IoRH AIS; sa -; ass sEvEsfa sssses. b
tween n and
OLn eoysRHNEHr JAW. Co.rkE; 81 cts;
~ s -; : sas ssvE iii street.
fetween ana n
90, ass ssSsSss erect;
MABAoA1Bo coFFss, go R soss IN, IS,
227 a2s s.vENrH street,
Between andN
RuMFoRDs Vast PoweEs lsc.....
- 90, aas s H'vt2Ha, .ss;.,
Be we n aad n.
oAL OIL 70 cent. P s'l =, pr;oRu.u,s
at asasskykN street.
Between a and N.
RAKERs CHOCOLATE, SO Per ,S sc%pns.
n
Between N aniN.
R:BBIrT'S SOAP. l3c per ponnd or f,r 81,
aa,a a2s s.vENrH street.
B,tween NJ and n.
,oRN STARCH, Il cents Per PEI, p.s1es sw'
cara aas ssvES ssrs:t.
Between NJ n.
-POUNDOANs TOMATOES, 20 cents:
z pound CANS. p cents.
aa1 aae skvss HHt street.
Between a and n.
aa1a ssvEES sTa .srss.
Bet ~een N and N.
A ND EvEBYTHlN9 kLsE
"A eRoosR III LINE.
At equally low prices,
2a7s aas ssv Emf h .srs:.,
g SPRING IMPORTATION az
RIBBONS,
MILLINERY AND sTRAw GOODS.
ARMsT ROME, GATOR 800
237 AND 23s BALrIM RE STREET,
Baltimore,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBRRs OF
BONNET AND TRIMMING RIBBONS,
VELVET SASH RIBBONS
BONNET GRAPES. SILKS AND SArINs.
ILLUSIONS, BLONDS, LAOES, RUCHss
NFT1S AMI VELVET.
FRENCH FLOWERS AND FEATHERs,
STRAW BoNEEIS AND LADIES HATS
trimmed and ntrimmed,
SCNDOWNS IND SII1kER HOODS
TIE largest stock Of MILLINERY GOODS in
ills county, and un,qualt in choics variety,
hiCh cer at prices IL At will fy comp stitiop
ORDERS SOLICITED
NO MORE BAD DEBTS
SEE ADVsRTIsMENr OF
MERCHANTS Pr JTECIIvE AGENCY. II
CARRIAGES CARBIAGPS nARkIAGES,
Y az. how aishinE up a larse NUN sF1n q
h'r Of First-cl. ss CAN RiAGES ofevery re%aZS&
h,.Gs : viii please cali and @xsmine nv stool
kepa-.ins PR N pity offended 70
37t u street, between 5h and 9th,
aP-1 and All sth street near d.
CHtKLEs LoMAN;
" l. EST TIE BROh YER,
NO 4oois SiS'H sTREsT r be- ssS u "a and It.
hins Lots tor .rff Gf House and
Also several Inc Farms and Country seats 70
sishiDg to purchase Alsp several very I'm
Business Properties on Penna avenue, 7th, and r
sIet Is app
Ice: ucE.. ,cE::.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
DOCTOR nH =. CURTIS BRGS To
n'iiy has Washington Patients thas, owing
10 his extensive practice In Baltimore ne Will IN
fa'nie he able 10 devote only the folio q dnyst
he'll Interests and wlli attend on 6ATUHO aY and
-UNEAl from 10 to 3 aud to q D m ~ "a xI .
4 str ct, In Z, ar ct Wiilard's Hotel
epkGlh6l1 Y-Treatment and cure OF Hervous
pthfiti, and al diseases arising from abuses OF
the Q! stem mar ~ ~
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JUST kECEIVBD.
a. 'SUO harrSle HYDRAULIC OeHDNf, from
patyb W Orhs ~ 6he0hsrdsfown. Va ct the Dom
pnpy LsHsir Georgetown, D @ ,tw. n. GU a.
Or era solicited from contractors, builders and
once Of the Comparable Z Market sv.es
Weshtngton, y. y. lQhron.l ma 50 ~
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Address ell communicA ions
Oh. DE r. 0URTIa.
DO, % Nsrth Oh aries stree
Baltimore, Nd.
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ll0uDv (BURNr MILL0) FAMILY rL0uR
aa7G 5as BIy6 NrH stt-s..
Between AndN
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CURTIS ON MANHOOD This 10 really val.
liable wo'k; for pointing out ths diseases re .ult
In every insane asylum no less Than In the shai
tered constitution 81 those INDUCING IL will do
among the young, has 10 much & fnepce on tn
IT" emf. AZ on the future we'll being Of many =
y'.Taid. -s'
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W AsHINGToN
CITY DIsPENsARY,
Ne. 2es, NoTth,resf Corner TIA asd M Streets.
Medical e6sioe and surgical operation 90 the
poor tree Of chsrgs " Wv
Once hosrs 80 II O. N, sto7p N.
%. TAYLOR, u. D., E.W LarIxKR M ID
MANLY
The Republican journal., 1869-12-09

The three remedies, " SCIENCk'5 pULMONIl
SYRUP for the Of Coughs, Colds Bronchitis nnt
every form of Consumption. The peculiar action OF this
medicine rpens the ulcers in the lungs promotes thf
discharge OF the corrupt matter by eNpectoration pur
es the blood, and thus Consumption, when every
other remedy fails.
SCHENCK'S SEA WEED TONIC, for the OF
Dyspepsia Indigestion, and ali diseases arising from
debility. This tonic invgorates the digestive organs
supplies the place OF the gastric juice when that is DEF
Client and then enables the patient to digest the most
nutritious food. 1t is sovereign remedy for all cases
of indigestion.
SCmENCKs's MANDRAKE PIIT.S,' one OF the
Bile substitute for calome and having all the useful prop
critics ascrbed to the mineral, without producing any OF
its injurious fleets
To these three medicines Dr. j. IT, Schenck, OF Phia
dephla his unrvallc in the treatment OF
Pulmonic Consump tlon. The PulmoGic Syrup ripen'
the morbid matter discharges it, and purieS the blood
The Mandrake Pills upon the liver remove all OBJ
cure Liver Complaint, which is one OF the most prom
nen causes OF Consumption. The Sea. " eed lonlc IN
yigoraes the powers of the stomach, and by strengthen
ing the digestion and bringing it to normal aud healthy
condition improves the quality OF the blood by when
the formation of ulcers or tubercle III the lungs
becomes impossible. The combined action OF these
medicines thus explained, Will cure every case OF
Consumption if the remedies are used in time ana the
of them Is persevercd in sufficiently to bring the case
to favorable termination.
DR., Schenc's Almanac, containing full treat ise on
the various forms disease his mode OF treatment ana
general directions how his medicine can be had
gratis sent by mall by addressing me- principal lice
No. IS North Sixth street, Philadephia Pa.
Price of the Pulmonic Syrup and Sea Weed Tonic
each $3.50 per bottle or s. 80 the nan Dozen man
drake Pills. % per bon For sale by I'LL druggists
and dealers. splyrSo
The Republican journal., 1869-12-09

ROBBERY. The following are the palticu-
lars of the robbery Of Edwin III. Balls house
in IIolyoke, Mass.
''Just before II o'clock Mrs. Ball awoke,
to hear some one, standing at the bedside say
in low tone, Lie still, or you are dead
man. and almost at the same instant the
burglar sprang on the bed, completely COW
ering Mr.. and Mrs. Balls heads with the
clothing. Thrusting a pistol against Mr..
Balls head, he again commanded silence,
cooking the weapon by way of emphasis. and
directed his confederate, who was ritling the
safe, to work fast The operation was ac-
complshed in scarcely more than minute
and the robbers, addressing third party
outside, who proved q myth, and telling him
to shoot, if either of the occupants of the
room stirred or made Il noise, left immedi-
ately by the front door, which they had I'M
fastened before beginning operations. Mr.
Ball, risking the chance of a shot from the
window, jumped from the bed and in his
night clothing, gave chase. He was in no
condition for pursuit, however, and soon gave
up the attempt. Returning to his house, he
found that the robbers had entered his sleep
ing-room by window, and had taken from
the pocket-book in his pants the key to his
safe. With the key in their possession, the
contents OF the safe We're an easy prize"
The Republican journal., 1869-12-09
Rufus Chapman of Liberty Maine, had sifl leg
bent at the knee, limbered and Strengthened by the
Use of s..IOhnSnnS AnOdvnc Liniment.N

Rufus Chapman of Liberty Maine, had stf lee
bent at the knee, limbered and Strengthened by the
| use of "JohnsonS Anodyne Liniment,'
| The pronretor> Of johnsons Anodyne Iini-
i ment" "Pars0n's Purgatiyc Pills. and Sherdan's
Cavalry Condition Powders" have published a
readable and instructive pamphlet, which may be
had free ut the stores.
SAVE YOUR Doctors Bills. When DR. Wis
tar's Basam of Wild Cherry will CURE coughs
colds bleeding at the lungs, and arrest the fell de-
physicians can do. The Of d single bottle cost
ing one dollar. will satisfy the ncre,lulous that they
need not look no further for the required aid,
''Hurrih for the next VINO dies eXcaimS the
rreVerent host. Better hurrah for the man who
Tires by using WNEREN's COCCH BALsAM.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS FOR ALL can be found at
Parker & Co.'S, 81 & 100 summer street. Boston.
selves with handsome and useful Holiday Presents
from now until the Goth of January, 1870, these
gentlemen will issue large eght-pagcd Catalogues
of all the newest and best novelties in such goods
as Fancy Boxes Desks. Glove Boxes, Albums in
Morocco, Guilt and Velvet Bindings, real Morocco
Shopping Bags, Furnished RetcuIcS, Silver Plated
Ware and Cutlery of all descriptions, The latest
styles of Jcweiry in Gold, Cornelian. Jet Shell.
Etruscan Carbuncle and Hair DRY Goods Ne.
Sc, and hundreds Of The latest and best published
books They are giving ONE IIrNnEED TICKETS
to etefY 0an who will become heir Agent, without
charging Them ~ cents each aS heretofore. Read
the change to their Advertisement in another cell
ulnn. and send ioi dialogue
How many despairng inyaids have received light
and hope from the perusu of DR.. A. II. Hayes
medical works it would be impossible 10 estimate.
While engaged i'll al extensive ana most lucrative
practice he has YET found time to write series of
reatsts that viii confer upon him imperishable re-
nown. M 4ioHl;' read them. 1rt advertisement
of Peabody Medical lnsttutel Hm10
THE UNIVERSAL CRY, What Shall bny for
Holiday Presents can be answered best by PARK
EE Il CO., 9S & 100 summer ST.. Boston, who have
an immense variety Of Holiday and useful articles,
such all kinds OF Fancy Boxes, Writing Desks,
Glove Boxes. Albums in Morocco and Gilt and Vel
Vet bindings, real Morocco Shopping Bags, Fur
nshed Retieules, Silver Plated Ware, and Cutlery
of all descriptions, Jewery limitations Of the latest
styles of solid gold, which cannot be distinguished
from the real, &C., Sc. ana hundreds Of the latest
and most entertaining Books. Their stock con-
tans almost everything necessary TO supply the
wants and crafty he taste of everybody, and they
claim that their superior facilities for buying these
goods enables them to sell at very much nnder the
regular prices paid for such articles. They want
Agents everywhere, to whom they offer most lib
era inducements. We call attention to their adj
VertlSement i'll another column. lm2O
The Republican journal., 1869-12-09
Shipwreck and Loss of Life.
PORTLAND. Me. DEC

PORTLAND, ME-, DEC. 6.
Schr Mary Alice, of Lincolnville, Me, and
bound thither from Newburypor, Mass, went
ashore on Trundy's Reef, off Cape Elizabeth,
at 7.2O Saturday evening. She was light.
The crew consisted Of Capt. j. c. Perry :;
mate, +. !. Achom; cook, Eugene Dccrow
and two hands-Fred. Duncan and Robert
Pendleton--all of Linconvile. At the time
the Schooner struck the weather was very
thick, wind blowing hard, and the officer
mstook light in John Trundy's house for
Portland Light; could not hear any fog-whis-
tie. The captain, cook and Robert Pcndlcton
We're drowned. being washed off the wreck
after she capsized from exhaustion. The 9TH
ers were saved, as they chung to the vessel
from y pm till 6 O'Clock Sunday morning,
when they were rescued by three men in a
dory. The Sehr was 90 tons burhcn and
owned in Lincolnvillc, She was valued NJ
about $4,000
The Republican journal., 1869-12-09
THE u. S. TREASURY.


Treasurer Spinner, in his annual report
states that from May It'll TO November 25th
there were paid for United States six per
cent bonds on account Of the sinking fund
and for the fund held subject to the order OF
Congress- interest and premium paid thereon
included, $50 PSI ,27o. These payments cN-
coed half 4 million dollars for every working
day, or over $4,000, coo III every week for
sin months and Il little over. The Treasurer
now holds in trust for the Secretary of the
/ Treasury on account Of the two funds named,
~7j,4TS 800 in United States six per cent
stocks Ihc dividends on these stocks SO
held will net an income to the Treasury and
| for the reduction Of the public debt OF s )
| 52S, 12S per annum. There has already been
received for interest on these bonds S7O4, ;0l
in gold, which has been invested in United
states bonds representing S7S7 800, which
are held for thr wo funds above named II
/ thc same rate OF purchase is hereafter main
| tanned, and the accruing interest invested
~emi-annually in like bonds, the whole ma
tonal debt viii thus be paid off in less THAI
| thirteen YEAR.
| The following is Il recapitulation of III
| kinds of Government papers that were issue,
as money, on that were ever in any way used
As Il circulating medium and that remained
substituting ana ullifu tii INC ''tl Oh JtllIt
| 1869 Seven and three-tcnths notes, new
issue, 81, lGS, 100; temporary loan certificates
SlSG, $40: certificates Of Indebtedness, Sl2,
600; six per cent. compound interest notes
50 .o62 $50; gold certificates, $50, 1896
| three per cent certificates, so, 100 900; ole
! two-ycm six per cent. notes, 1920; one
| year five per cent. 500, $50; twO-year iiy,
per cent. coupon notes, S42 800; dcman,
notes payable in gold So ,637 legal tcnde
notes, S355.j, 93j, l9I fractional currency, frs
SERIES 81 90, JS7 80: fractional currency
second series, $3,5l9 500, 20; fractional eur
rency, third series, 1928, 949,74o 10 % ad,
for discounts on mutiiated currency, &137,
913 Il total amount of all kinds of pape
money outstanding, S475,G79, o33 81 tota
amount Of issue during the fiscal year. Sl0l,
229,o22. The redemption and destruction o
monies ,and securities during the yea
amounted to S725, 757 $50, and the tota
amount destroyed from June, 1861, up t,
andincluding June 50th last, isS3, Sis, $40. 1919
| During the fiscal year ten National bank
were organized. The whole number o
National banks organized to June ;olt wa
!
The Republican journal., 1869-12-09
Notice O. Foreclosure.
WHEREAS, WILLIAM A. WARREN O

WHEREAS, WILLIAM A. WARREN, of North
w port, in the celnty of Waldo on the twenty
ninth day Of December, A. D. 1865 by his deed of mort
gage of that date, recorded in the Waldo Registry Vol
49, page 1885, conveyed to me certain parcel Of land
situate in said Northport being the same premises de-
seribed my warrantee deed to Charlotte A. Martin
dated February 2Sth 1867 and recorded in the Waldo
Registry, Vol. 40, page 1884, to which, and the deeds
therein mentioned reference is hereby had for descrp
ion:-Also another certain parcel of land situate In
premises which were to conveyed by Harriet A,
Joy, on the day of May, A. D. 1865 by her deed of
warranty OF that date recorded in said Registry VOL
gage is broken, by whereof claim a foreclosure
Dated at Belfast in said County, this first day of Decem
Der, A. d. 1869 LUTHER PERRY
BY JOSEPH WILLIAMSON, his attorney. 3w22
The Republican journal., 1869-12-09

A PRACTICAL JOKE UPON AN ACTOR A
member of the company at the German Thea
ire in St Louis was made the victim of prac-
teal joke a few nights ago. In one of the
scenes Of the play he hadto fire a blundcrbuss !,
and for little fun at his expense tho other ac-
tors had filled the weapon to the muzzle with
powder and wads. The result may be ina gined
When the blunderbuss was discharged the &C
tor ''laid down" very suddenly. The report
was deafcning, and many thought the house
was falling. Several ladies were carried out
and the police flocked from all quarters, ex-
pccting to find first class murder.
The Republican journal., 1869-12-09
Turner's Neuralgia FiIl;--I

Turner's Neuralgia 9niI.:--rhe great remedy for
Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases More han 600
cured by it in the last two Price by mail pack
age $1.O6,-6 packages 500.
The lorraine Vegetable Cisfhartic II ill; :
The best known remedy for all diseases OF the Blood
Stomach, Liver Kidneys; for Headache rheumatism,
and in where cathartic is required Price BY
mail, box 81 cts-5 boxes $l.S,-l2 boxes 53.'ji.
lHl11
The Republican journal., 1869-12-09
Warrcn's COagh BalSanl .

Is beyond question the very best medicine Of the day
for all COUGHS, COLDS, Sore THROAT and LUNGS
Also for Whooping Cough AMI Group in Children il il
the most effective medicine used
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines
b. f. BRADBURY, PROPRIETOR Bangor, Me.
GEO. q. GOODWIN 4 CO., Boston, Agents Tor New
England. Gmlf
The Republican journal., 1869-12-09
GEN Err ALT sE S.


j0ld that he would b. imprisoned aud moi hanged.
In New York. Mrs.. kruger. tired Of the woe, of
the world and an unhappy marriage. inhaled chloro-
joIlu alst dird
The music in the Rev. Henry Ward Bceeher>
hurrh costs 5000 A wear. The oreani,t get, $1,000
The conductor 5000, the tenor $1,000, tho soprano
s so@ e me commute 7N''' the "a'~o SSip- i"'h
" '''
Dap; Mcclellan oil brig George Burnham, Of
r,riland shat 1,i,,,..lf l.l ,,, l.,,,. ,l+ ,1 ~
H0lmc- Hole. l4,t week
The onhoat rauol,srof bs. ,co,, mann. ba.od t.,
Nehemiah Gibson Of East Boston. nd he Viii con-
vert her into 4 "rquontine.
There iIFe> "a "id gentleman aged oiahytwo
T tb,rti.o ,' M VI, Wha + NC father
tonr wear old The Old fellow !. hearty g1.l rate-
.illjo OH rye Very Icy.
Kng>6i,rv indicted for con>piracy to burn Tho
south lima meeting hou~c, ha> BEEN acquitted
lie WIS defended b, Hon. f.. F. Pil.bnrr
inr pf'@e inr lho b'-j composition ai the Senior
tNu'n"ion' ut Tony I n'''f,I'y' NN'N''H, WAS
- ''''''''' Vt '''''''"''
gentlemen m south RoyaIton. ". has inst I'M
lyered in New York
The Republican ,av~ that , lot of ho,s. ID or Il
gear. of 9ee. have, boan iotr,.trj II, ,ohl,pn Loo
hives in Nfachia>.
.r, ,,,,,,, ina. ,.,,,,;,,. IF NJ. ,,,,,,,., ,i,
near the Roso place in Bangor consisting, Of six
n% i boijoG nabbsre igh Wa o''lIg ny P5-
found upon examination 10 contain a lizard
I4nnv Iin.l.. t,.l,,,,l l,s,ir. .,,,,.,r.r.,l l,.
property, ~ic rs GOING upou the Stage again.
MI DANIEL H. Blaisdell, I'M esteemed citizen of
De'lah dle'i on the IN ut. from The effects of
INJURIES received fotn days previously hv falling
aud striking The b4rl al hi, head mon |. thraShn@
machine IT, Was 50 wears Of age
The nur,har Of DRAWINGS nv him ica i ,,r,-
''fge TINS year Look our. boys
An Iowa paper tells Us readers that they can get
"'i'fSF '"''I'I@ "ho''Na''' ft'ali ana piglall"'
AN New Haven horse. driven by boy. wa,
u5amGlhg Sohie onA llinkS on Iue5'ay, Ole OF the
iI lo,.s ~ ''tw VIZ 'io"''H over upon
remove 4 M horse hnwnI1lr ,r'.,ll ,h ,n a.
lht plank near his head with his tAt Ii .nJ nm al
io,T ''' '''' '"'' '''' ''''" ul'"'l on WIN ''i~
~ lexington, hY., me HpOrng " n rolorcd
"'"N' W." ~ ''t lh@ 'i't "of'hipPff' INTO
'''''''' - '''A'' ''''' >''"" "'N~"'i'"N-
''-
\ woman VINO never owned Bible, supposed
The Republican journal., 1869-12-09
COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.

YTNIIE next Court of Bankruptcy for the County of
l. Waldo, will be held At the office of the Register of
Probate in Belfast Wednesday, Dec. 90 A. ID. 1869
at O'Clock, A. Nj. PETER THATCHER.
Register 5th District, Maine.
Belfast, Nov. %. 1863. tel
The Republican journal., 1869-12-09
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
Wharfage and Storage,
On the principal Wharf in the harbor, at reasonable
terms Inquire OF
1871 w. H. PsUN.
HOW MANY PERSONS

are constantly suffering in some form malades that
result from the of youth, and who would give all
they possess to be restored to condition OF sound and
vigorous health Let all such consult the advertisement
OF the Peabody Medical Institute, Boston, which pub
fishes the new medical work of DR. All Hayes I'll u
SCIENCE OF LIFE or SELFPRESERN ALTON. -
Those who afflicted by the consequences OF youthful
will be guided by this admirable book to paths
OF pleasantness and physical vgor. Dr. Hayes SEN
UAL PHYSIOLOGY OF WOMAN, AND HER DIS.
EASES,' is also published BY the Peabody Medical In
our columns. sp22
The Republican journal., 1869-12-09

A VERY SEARCHING AFFAIR. A Washing
ton dispatch states that last Saturday evening
it WAS discovered that $3.50 in fractional cur
rcncy was missing. A search was commenced
in the Printing Bureau, but no trace ofthe sum
could be found. Superintendent McCarteo or
dercd that each male and female should be
examined. A lady searched all the females
and the men were rigidly overhauled. The
girls were literally obliged to take themselves
apart. Dresses, petticoats, waterfalls and
every article ofthcir attire were stripped of,
but no currency discovered. In the meantime
Il crowd of the friends of the girls were wait
ing on the street, wondering what could be the
matter that kept the employees locked up in
the Treasury, and twas IL o'clock before the
girls were allowed to go home. The missing
ii had remained throu Cha mistake in counting
The Republican journal., 1869-12-09
A Good Stand For Sale.

- A GOOD HOUSE well finished with l. and
HsaEf barn and about II of land, at Saturday
Haaal Cove Northport TO person wishing pleasant
-k4 situation this offers superior inducements APP
ply to A. +. FLETCHER
NOrthDort Nov % 1869 3m20