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To the Public.

.@ I WOULD RESPECTFULLY
{et5Ss{O Oinform the citizons of Columbia
NJ A& and the surrounding country ge-
0SAS 9nerally, that have resumed my
aSSs<>1ss4Sold business again, after lapse
Of twenty years, engaged in the manufacture
OF Iron, / am again back at my frat Business,
that Of WATCH, CLOCK AND JEWELRY-
where full Stock OF all Goods kept in First
Class establishment can be found. Ishall use
my best endeavors to give satisfaction to ALL
l hope to receive share of patronage. Ishall
keep First Class Workmen, and all work en-
trusted to me will bo warranted.
Nov WILLIAM GLAZE.
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Dupont's Gunpowder Agencv.

uP"Vo Uu"PVWuOK AB5HCy.
A FULL snpp!y constantly on. hand, OF all
and Canisters, for sale low to the trade and
oonsanners.also, Drop and Buck SHOT, Per-
ecssior GAPS, Gun Blints. &o., for sale low,
~ ~ j. Il T. r. AQNEW.
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TO THE LEGAL PROFESSION.
ID IOHARDSON'S LAW REPOR1S, vol. IS
Being the concluding Volumes Of tho Decisions
Of the Supreme Court of South Carolina un-
der tho old regime Just published and for
sale by BRYAN sMcCARTER.
Nov 10 Rnnl snllrrn Cnlumb:s
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CoLUMBlA s. c. SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER

FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Imperial, OF London, Tin gold) So OOO, 900
Htna. of Hartford, $500 600
Insurance & Savings, Richmond, Va, ], ,000, ,000
Merchants, Hartford, 500, 600
Southern Mutual iiichmond, $50 600
North American, Hartford, sou, 900
LIFE DEPA R1MENT
Piedmont & Arlington, Richmond, $1,000, 900
Connecticut Mutual, Hartford. 25,O0U, 900
Rates reasonable.
GEO. HUGGtNS, Agent,
Office in rear OF Messrs. Dufie Il Chapman's,
Under the Columbia Hotel Building,
Nov 26 4mo Columbia \. G..
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SPeG1@l III oG1ce9.
erTOt CONoUAIPTIyES.--ihe advertiser,
having been restored to health in a few weeks,
by very eimple remedy, after having suffarcd
several years with a severe lung affection, and
shat dread disease, Consumption, is anxious to
make known to his fe]low-suiferers tho means
or 8curr.
: To all who desire it, he will aend copy of
the prescription used, (free Of chargo,) with
the directions FOR preparing and using the
Same. which they will find q SURE CURE FOR
CoNsUatPTIoN, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, etc. The
object OF the advertiser in sending tho pre-
aeription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread
infoFmation which he conceives to be invalua-
BILE; and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy, as it will coat them nothing, and may
tYTove blessing. II
alParties wishing the prescription, will please
.address> & REv. EDWARD A. WILSON.
81 Williamsburg, Kings County, New York
Nov 10 Smo
aDhRORs OF YOUTH-A gentleman who
suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Pre-
mature Decay, and all the effects Of youthful
indiscretion. will, for sake Of suffering huma-
nifty, send free to all who need it, the re-
'ceipt and directions for making the simple
fomouy ny WHICH ne was cureu. SuutreTS
Wishing to profit by the advertisers expert
ence, can do so by addressing, with perfect
confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN,
Nov 10 Smo No. A Cedar street. New York.
TAE HEALING POOL.-EsHAYS FOR
YOUNG MEN, who have fallen into vicious
habits, and now desire higher life, and bet
ter Manhood, with certain means of relief for
tho afflicted. Sent in sealed letter envelopes,
free Of charge. Address. HOWARD AssOC1-
ALTON. Box P. Philadelphia Pa Sept 25 smo
SPECIAL NOTiCE.-To parties in want of
Doors, Sashes and Blinds, we refer to the ad-
yertisement of P. P. Toale, the large manu-
facturer Of those goods in Charleston. Price
list furnished on application. July IT ONO
Toll-Keeper.
A PPLICATIONS FOR TOLL-KEEPER OF
IN BROAD RIVER BRIDGE will be received
until the 10th instant None who cannot fur
nish good recommendations for honesty and
integrity need apply. EDWARD HOPE,
Dec16 President.
ntolr
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Toll-Keeper.

A PPLICATIONS FOR TOLL-KEEPER OF
IN BROAD RIVER BRIDGE will be received
until the 10th instant None who cannot fur
nish good recommendations for honesty and
integrity need apply. EDWARD HOPE,
Dec 16 President.
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Doors, Sashes and Blinds, we refer to the ad-
yertisement of P. P. Toale, the large manu-
facturer of those goods in Charleston. Price
list furnished on application. July IT ONO
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.a Virginia Butter.
A = KITS good Virginia BUTTER for salo
LEI low for cash. K. Il G. D. HOPE.
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Take Notice-..Wanted.
= GOOD DINING ROOM SERVANTS. Lib.
ep eral wages will be given. Also wanted, a
COED STEWARD. Apply imm ediately at the
Nov ~ NICKERSON HOUSE.
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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs in Gesrsetswu,

CAueEr AT LAsT.-About s.x weeks sIaCe,
VIM. Hubble, residing AZ Langley. Virginia,
COMMITTED an assault on Franz Bsymer n:
Drover's Rest, and a warrant was go;;@G out
fer him n the time, but he could not b. found.
TIE police, however, have been on the loOkou:
Tor him ever since, and yesterday ON ssr Qua
nInghsm saw him on Bridge street. sud arrest
ed him Immediately. On being arraigs-d he-
fore Justice Buckley, the accused was billed
for further hearing.
POTOMAC LODGE, No. lOi, 4. %. u. B.-Tne
insfallaiion Of the following recently ELECTED
omeers II this lodge took place on Sunday q: ,
p. m. Al Temperance Hall President BNord-
hnger; Vice President, ". Nordliuger: Treas
urer, h. Oetiinger; Recording Secretary. X
Reeve; FINANCIAL Secretary, A. usher: Mon
uor, q. FTienalch; Assistant Monitor, NJ
kaufman; Inside Guardian. ID. Dreyfuss: Out
side Guardian. W. Baer; Trustees. z = Ro-
enthal, ). Cans, ID. Dreyfuss. q. Friendhch
The STBAnER HENRY ADDISON mad a rrla
this morning on high street, aud worked very
satisfactorily. getting mp ste ln in six minutes
TIE HRw Toll BsIDaE over the Aqueduct
wss thrown open yesterday for travel, and
tolls 10 the amount Of SIC were collected during
the day. Travel over the fridge Will NO doubt
increase every day.
RIVER FRoNr.-Entered stesmer John g 10
son. Winters. New York. with merchandise for
District msrchsn: Entered and cleared schr.
Eastern Light Roberts, Patuxent river. Nd.
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THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL COURT, Jud3e Ftsser.-Yesterdiy.
IN he case OF Alanson Reed and John NJ. Rey-
noIds, charged with conspiring with persons
unknown TO defraud and cheat certain persons.
Mr.. HiDkle, for defense, moved to quash the
indictment. These parties were arrested in
June last on the charge Of sending circulars 10
Government employees soliciting funds 70
carry on the campaign In the name of the
Managing Republican Committee, stating that
their position. Mr.. Hinckle argued that the
indictment was too general that such au act a
is complained Of is not punishable under me
laws: MIR. Darlington will reply TO Mr.
HlDckle 5 argument in few days.
Vim. Rollins, Henry Henderson. aud John
Gray, indicted for larceny, were found no.,
guilty-Terry for defence. Henry Wheeler,
~ lomop Smith, VIM Rollins, and John GRAY
charged with assault and battery and iuteut to
kill. were tried. The first named was fouud
guilty Of assault, aid the others not guilty.
Terry for defense.
EQUITY COURT. JU'ye COMMUNICATIVE
sci fees and el5 per month alimony. Blagden
r a. agt. GuntCn e al, order OF reference to
auditor TO report on prayer of the bill TOR tn
appointment OF additional trustees. Clements
agt. Clements; decree appointing l.. F. Glenn
entF trustee TO execute viii McBlaIr agt. Ten
Eyck It al; order of publication against absent
deffndants; Green agt. Mage; order of refer
ence 10 eudit0r 10 report en- propriety OF sale
Darlington It al. agt. Washington st al order
OF publication. Nugent agt Nugent; order
ratifylng trustee sale
tikcClT COURT, Chiet justice rdrtter.-1Ps-
terday, W of d 10. agf. GerhardE reasons Fled
for new trial. Eaton agt Hum phrey K Gor-
man; judgment confessed. Trunnell sgt Rec
side; continued with leave to amend. Baker.
Bro. 20. agt. Mack; do. Gettings az;
Clarkei do. Williams agt. Pearson; verdict for
plaintiff for S3OS.2O. Walter 4 Frank ACT
Smith; verdict for plaintiff. Underwood agt.
Gereke; judgment by default. Bush, Bum j
Go. aet. Wilmington; verdict for plaintiff
Conner ast Conner; verdict for defendant.
ORPHANe' COURT, Jndge PUrceH-Yesterday.
the will Of the late Thomas Hoiledge was fully
proven. Parliamentary letters on the estate o.
Saml Wormiey were issued to Andrew Worm d.
lev: bond S2U0. Letters of administration Oh
the estate OF Vincent Morris were issued TO Jos
Morris; bond $500. Cbas. Smith was appoint
ed guardian OF orphans Of Andrew s. Huth-
wather; bond $2,W0. The fourth account OF the
guardian OF orphans Of Ridout Addison was
approYed and nassed
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he Mysterious Affair at the French
Ministers

ne mysterious Affair at the French
Ministers.
INQUEST ON TIE BODIES OF DIGGHs AND rAY.
LOR.
The jury OF inquest empanneled on Tuesday.
9Th instant, 10 inquire into the cause Of the
death of Sandy Digges and Lewis Taylor, two
OF the colored employees Of the French Minis
ter, reGssembled at the minister's residence,
corner 18th and II streets, to-day at noou, 20
proceed with the investIgation II will he
rocolle ced that the bodies OF the two men were
found in bed together on the morning of the
Stn instant. and there was nothing in their ap-
pearance or in the room to give a clue as how
tnelr death was caused. 1t was al firsr sup
posed that gas escsped from pipe leading from
me Iurnace may have caused their death, and
aiter Dr Potter, the Coroner, had empannelcd
the jury, he and several other gentlemen caused
fire to be made in the furnace. to ascertain II
there was any leakage Ia the pipe, but could
bodies was made by Drs. Bentley and Verdi,
from which they could obtain D. evidence as 10
the manner Of their death. and therefore the
placed in the hands of DIR. Antisell for analysis
The Jury having been called and all found
present, the coroner related the history Of the
case. and spoke OF IFS great importance.
Count Berhemy, French Minister, sworn -
Deceased had been in employ of witness for
TWO years: were men of steady habits, aud
never knew them to use spirituous liquors
LOUIS Taylor had only slight cough, bat
otherwise both of the deceased were remark
ably healthy. Saw both Of them last about
SIX O'Clock on Monday, January AN,
and heard that they both went out afterwards
One of the servant girls was the first TO dis
cover that the deceased Were still in bed next
morning and could not lie wskeped Witness
has heard since that Sandy Digs one of the
deceased, remained in the house that night
Never knew OF any i'll feeling between any of
the servants. A robbery occurred in with s.
horse about week before the deceased were
found dad: II was about o'clock in the even
ing. when the deceased were then waiting on
the dinner table. Witness was robbed thea OF
valuable decorations and a watch aud CHAIN
but there was a box in the room containing
some money which was untouched
ANNE DnIGidR, sworn.-Has been in the EN-
ploy Of the French Minister for two years a
chambermaid. Witness saw Sandy d. ggs in
the Kitchen at 10Y O'Clock the night OF jan
ua~y ith, and Lewis Taylor went out thai
night. When witness retired that night At 10
O'Clock the kitchen girl and Sandy Digs Ware
sitting in the Kitchen never knew either o. dc.
ceased 10 drink Wine except occasionally when
here would be a large dinner in the house
witness then went TO the door Of the room oc-
cuplsd by d. ceased, wishing to awake Lewis
Taylor. W fro usually made the fire in the Mjn-
listers library, and after calling and getting no
reply. went to an outside window, pushed n
open. and saw them both apparently In heavy
sleep, ard Sandy Diggs lying on his t.ce.
REV. JABRz HALL, a talented young pretchar
from Wheeling, will pre- lch this evening in
the supreme Court room, in the City ii all.
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ELECTION CT DASk DIRRCroRs.-The stock.
holders OF toe National Bank OF the Republic
held NEE t,ng yss,erd..y aud Reelected the
following directors tor the ensuing year
Nessrs. Fitzhugh Coyle, Il. ID. Gilman, S m.
mel Norment, ID: b. Clarke. NJ. Il. Emery, Jno
II. Semmcs j. Brodnead, w. Ii. Baldwin aud
VIM. H. MORRISON. After the polls were closed.
q fine COLLATION. was served
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CIT ITEMS.

For ELDERLY GENTLENEN Bishop Collars.
spring ana other Stocks; Black SIlk L,vhr SILK,
ana Bandana handkarchIPfs: country kni'
Wool Socks; Red and White FIsnnel Shirts aud
Drawers; Dressing Gown; Night Shiris. Night
Caps, and general variety OF goods suit
bic tor gentlemen Of yP1rs..at George L ben-
nirg's, No. 5ll I'll st~'et
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GRAND CorcBRr.-The cantata entitled "AIay
Queen" will be sung at Metzerott Hall to-mor.
low evening by the Philharmonic Society,
v nh full chorus and orchestral accem PAM.
q ents, and talented singers in the solos.
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DOCTOR J. III. THOMPSON HAs RRNoyRo his
Jfhce ana residence from the FIRST Ward 70
Massachusetts, avenue, between Thirteenth and
fourteenth streets, Immediately east Of Four.
reenth street Once hours before 10 a. m an
rom 70 p. m. Hours Of attendance al the
Womans Hospital, from to Up. "a. every
lay, Sundays excepted. 100
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TEE DAygrPOaT bkOrasas only appear
once more af Metzerott Hall-this evening-and
then 20 20 Georgetown.
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BALI OF TIE BRICsLAYsRs UNroN-Tne
n st grand osli OF the Brleklayers' Uaion, No
l. sill tske plSce Tomorrow evening at Odd
Fellow Hall, on IN street. The committee of
arranstme' - baye spared no pains TO maks
this one ~ the most pleasant affairs of the sea.
s,n. ] be delssst.s TO lie National Con ven.
tiou, now in s,ssion n this city, will be pres
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ARRESTED ON SUSPICION OF ARsoN.-Yes-
terday morning colored boy. named Henry
Stewart, aged fourteen years, was arr, sted py
IN officer of the Sixth Precinct, on suspicion of
having set fire to the stables situated in Tenn
peTance alley Yesterday morning. Some one
informed the officer that three bows Were seen
leayID the alley Just before ne fire broke out,
and his one sweriuC the description of one
OF the parties WIS, therefore, apprehended He
showed signs of having been handling straw
as pieces were sticking &c ms HAIR. but on De-
ing questioned he denrd having been to the
stables He was held however, for a further
examination al police hradqnarteTs.
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Gard Engraving.
Gard Engraving.
FRENCH 4 RICHARDSON,
BOOksELLER>. SrarIoNERs, AND
ON STEEL. ooPPEB. STONE. AND WOOD.
H'rr THr BKsr rAci.r.ss roR ALL k;Spsor
NEEDING
INITIATION"
,ND CARD ENGRAVING.
CARD PLATES ESGRAvED AND PRIsrtD
o. the shortest notice
PATRoNIzE HONE ENrERprsr.
ReooTleot al
CARD ENGRAVING,
LITHoGRAPHpNs.
And snythins in that line Of business, 10 don. in
OR own EsfABLsHNENT.
under the supervise Of
NIB WILLIAM LAsoRAN.
For samples and style, rHB PUBLIC are in
''' - " '
OR
LhhEn hHhDs,
GRAVED,
FOR ENCLOSING AND COLOR STAMPING
r,ruxp ,,oo,
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WEDDING AND SRRENADB.-euite a large
pumfer OF persons assembled last evening At
tn Church Of the Immaculate Conception 70
witness the marriage or Nr. +. II. Wexgeman
10 Miss Clara A. Lsttum. Among the friends
who afterwards called upon the brIde and
grOcm were the members of TIE nsethoysu
Musieal Association, who rendered then a
Ssrenade
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~ tured themselves by certain secret habit
.hieA unit then for business, pleasure. or 81
men. Who, RON The ioiiiss q YOUTH or &c S.Ss
sausss, feel . debility in adyancs Of their .. .n
oeiorS placing themselves under the treatment
Married Lao .ss WIN learn som ething Of fmportsne
oy Herusine "fbe Secret Friend" Sent 60 81
cent?. Address pl. CHA RBGs 4. sTeADI &C
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WTNR.-A gentleman in New Jersey named
Speer. Is cUltiva'ing The Port grape with Gig
nal success. from which an excsllen, wine ia
maize, which is better thsn imported Port and
has been stopted FOR medicinal purposes in
be hospitals of New York, Philsdelphis and
Washington. vs.
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Go TO TIE
GREAT AUCTION SALE
OF
CUMBERLAND Coal.
BY Gleason & Glenn.
On the 22d instant,
A: Rays Docks, Georgetown

CATARRH AND DRAFNRse successfully treat.
ed by DR.. Abern, a. street
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i IN JEPPER6ON CIGAR
AL emokers desiring an extra 10 csuVOIGAR
eheuld not fail 70 try this Brand Sold al y3I
ftnnS wanna ave uep eDposise willAris.
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EVENING STAR.
LOCAL y F. W 5


NATIONAL THKATRB-Lasi y gns o. Cne
great spectacular play OF .'UnaIae, Or he
n aiad Queen
CANTERBURY HAIL--The great French Can.
Gan and Mons. Adrien's ballet troupe.
AB1zKRoTT HALL.-Last nigh; of the
davenport Brothers.
EkPrTA'e HALL-Fair oy the Sunday Schoo.
CT ibe s. cond Baptist Church.
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ALARM OF FIER.-At twenty minutes to i've
sounded from box g. for the burning OF foul
chimney N the vicinity OF Seventh and H
streets. The services of the engines were not
needed.
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National Convention Of CcIered People.

National Convention Of CeIered People.
At IL O'Clock today the delegates Of tas
colorsd people from all the S.strs 10 tie Unioa
spa 81 the States not vel admitted, assem- sled
in National Con ven ion az Union League Hall.
I he room was denseiy filled, anout ;hrea hun
drtd delegates being present, and many spec
tators.
Mr. William Nesbitt, OF Pennsylvania,
President of the late Baltimore (Md.) Border
Safe Colorrd Convention, called the Conven-
ton 10 order and rad the cili for the C,uv
tor. which sets forth as its object the purpo se
ofe1ttndtns the elective franchise.
Hon. Henry M Turner, OF Georgia, was
Bishop Campbell. of PhIladelpaia. offered
up fervsut aud eloquent prayer.
Mr.. A. NJ. Green, Of Pennsylvania, was elect.
ed temporary secretary.
After considerable skirmishine with regard
TO The proper manner of ascertaining WHO are
properly accredited delegates, the Convention
agreed TO take a recess o. ten minutes. 10 order
represented 10 meet toy Their for conferences.
AT the expiration of the time allotted for re-
cess the Convention was called 10 order, when
Capt Oliver and Sergeant Hatton We're ap-
pointed sergeants-at-arms.
On motion, the Committee on Credentials of
members IS delegates TO the Convention was
appointed, as follows:-Messrs. Barbados, OF
Massachusetts,; Vashin, of Connecticut; Spill
man. Of New York; William +. Cato, Of New
j. rsey; Woodson, IF Pennsylvania; Lay; ton. OF
Delaware; Hite. of Maryland; Linsey, OF Wiz
Georgia; Long. of Florida; Els worth, If Ala
bama; Tate. OF Tennessee; Thomas, of Ohio;
Stripger, Of Mississippi; Clark, OF Iowa: Lang
ston, OF Kansas; Columbia, of New ada. ana
Smith, of Colorado.
The names of the Committee We're then called
over, y hen they retired for the consideration
Of the business assigned them.
During their absence Rev. II. Garrett. of
PIitsburg. Principal OF Avery College. by in-
vi;ation addressed The Convention az SOM
length.
AT the close of MI. CARROTS remarks. loud
calls We're made for Frederick Douglass, who
assembled the stand amid applause, and enter.
tsined his hearers in 4 speech OF some length.
which was listened 20 with marked attention
The speaker. who Is a venerable, fine looking
mulatto, about sixty years of age said that
he had come among his brethren at
this particular luncture more partic ularly TO
see what his Southern brethren of the coIored
race looked like. II made his heart glad to
look at those who We're present, while the
thoughtwas not unpleasant in connection with
nose Southern States unrepresented, 20 know
that their legislative halls were occupied By
some Of the colored population representa-
uyes. Duty Kept at home many who would
otherwise be present. He thanked God that the
bonds Of slavery had been struck asunder, and
that the colored men throughout the land were
free He was still speaking as our report
lcsed.
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l OBACOo, SNUFF, sEGARs AND PIPES.

TOBACCO.
OCO pounds, consisting of Bright six-ounc-
SaWps, rig, sonsh ,o and seady Bright los Black
io~n AZ low as ~ cts. per ID. wholesale.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
q Of
luirements Of the late Law Of Cossress
1900 pound. of w. ss Z Garrett. /. Som. Scotch.
m es,aIs: 70 Ss;Gksses' do% do. and o.,
3d. s''' $50 and $50 P PsI y;
;,si s;.;sS % 8, and HSsS boz; q sS.ss
a a. r. I'M y 'hD Georgetown .; Wallace
= GOLpsTEIN, LICENSED PAwNBROKEa
Money adrsnssa t o. IN siss: 81 r.
chancise, TO any amount, and for any tineO "
ana sold. Business strictly oonsaeoii.i MS 3 20
ORPHANs' COURT, January 5, Is5s.-DI..
? ,ra@ln The case 81 kLizaBEAT SiO PIYT Iss,,
-, htseeTn s.n,r Of Ihomss Z. Pyle.; de,ea,sd
lion Of the orphans oourt Of sshassos count,
aforesaid, appois,ed TUESDAY, Febtuars "a
q the personal estate y .sia decsA:ea .%a Si
the assets in hand, Is far as the same have been
II ne and heir. :sia aa are ar
tined to attend; With their claims properly vouched
bspsnt In said decessedis estate: prov, ed ooey
weeks In the WASHINGTON Evening s.ar. previsus
to the said dsy. Test:-JAS. O'BeIRsE
a6lawSw' Register Of Nils
IIEITID STATES PATENT OFFICE.
on the petition q isREMfsa I sTE " lss
Bristol, Conn; PRAYING for the e.tenrioa of .
issasd The llth day q 0eteber Use. aud again re-
issSeo ne "a asy Of !ny 1851 for an ersvemsnt
10 u ordered thai the said petition be heard at
this once on the Sth day OF April nexI. Any
delosiaons, and other. pApsrs should be 6led in
this once twenty days before the day OF hearias
-. ELISHA EOore.
yaoSsM CommissioDer OF Pssanfs.
A sPLnuD!D AeeORTM1Nf OF TOILET
a S0ArS sna TOQFa enueHRe, q loo Drices.
Capitol Hi, AZ 81
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A11gMPT TO RoB.-Ahout 2h o'clock this
morning he residence Of Mr. Morier, on 2Ist
street, between G aud III streets, was catered
by some unknown person, doubtless for the
purpose Of robbery. Ore of tue ladies of the
honsc gave an alarm, which attracted the al
ien'ion Of Officers Taylor, Boyle, and Guy.
who entered the premises. but the wouii.b
Burglar had escaped. without obtaining any.
thing
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a sPLlNDlD AOoORTN11T or T0TI.Fr
Z. a SOLE End TOOTH IaUsAie, g 10. prices.
Capitol Hili, AZ 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-13

DIvofCE CAsE.-EditOr S5dr. Under the
above caption, in YOUR issue of yesterday, re-
ferrpg to tue Ca-e OF Annie q. VS.. Frank w
Jones, You say, among other statements, that
he defendant admits the allegations contained
IN the Dill fled by bis wife. THIS is not true
On the contrary, he denies them. BY publish
ing This statement you may prevent a false
imprt ssion from being produced by tue one
sided story in yesterdays paper, to the in Iury
OF TIE defendant. who has no desire to p ara lie
domestic difficulties before the public. M.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-13

dent AID Soc,ety acsnowIedees the recein,
thropgh Anthony Bowen, Of COLLECTIONS in The
lnteripr Eepar iment, from Judge j. II Hodges
%, John NJ. Thatcher -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-13

REV. JABRz HALL, a talented young preacher
from Wheeling, will preach this evening in
the supreme Court room, in the CITY IL all.