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se7 Near the junction of he street c,
DEOPosALs FOR STATIONERY.
nTpAETNFST OF R.rUr rrRF.p
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pTPAHTNFSr oF Rscr- rrar.t
kNHINs ION. Juge ,, 1879
=, ,c'A.'d fr"p"-as Tor furnishing Stationery f)r
the ns al year ending June 80 1870. viii te receive
al thi. Depsrtment until MONDAY, ths 2lst
A sohednle of the articles and estimated guam
utts rtlui. a. and blank forms Tor bidding, con
application -' wan 1' n''A'' ''0H
An art les Furnished must be of the best quality
ol t"iI Kind samples OF which must accompany
The 'id. Will ha eo,.i,.-sa And ...a,,.,
Tnpfr CTS mast he exeeu,ed nv tba .rc,as.f,l
bidt@r vjthin ten DAYS atter being caIsS ~ nom al
hscb propasa, must be sisne, nv the ,naiv,ar. q,
or makiug il and he sccomn .niad bx .e,;s
factory guarantee Of tn, s6iity "t tbS " ns,tS 20
BoIds with approved security in the ann If
three thousand dniisrs. S. O1, viii be re"uIrsa
be- ssSIded sSppA' OF hfm 70 "n'm the contract may
All Deliveries u i'll be snbiect tn ip.nsc.ion NV
On Officer, detailed for thu purpose bv tne 'iom
be- to sse
Proposals unacoomp pa MED BY satisfactory guar
awar ed only TO estaslished manu- facturers OF or
dealers n,ss IN me, me aI'ieies pr lcs'; o. o,,
20 will cause the re lection OF any bid.
IA Coums,ona1n -. oAt6n,N,
:. rS y. n., =. Hs..e1l.ure:
s1TED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
u WAsHINGTOS, D. c., June2, 1859.
WORTH ofbore4. % New jersey. prsyips 81 far pFtS ,ss
extension Of patent granted to him on the llth
d., d., q Apf, lsi .S,endsd seven years frsp tue
This soplcston having been au,sarizs I'd by act Of
1t is ordered that said peution be heard at
this office on the 23i day Of Aug1sI next. Any
depositions, and other papers should be 6leS in
this Office twenty days before the day of hearing.
SAMUEL 9. FISHER
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PIC-NICS. EXCURSIONS. &c.

r I Ms.
The Steamer WAwAsEr can be chartered for
ssa Z = ii: dss. .ssS :. .ssIsias OF si $50
tb. Office OF the Potomac Ferry Com-
any foot of .th street
GDmort is now eased by Mr.. h shsfned
the well kIown and popular confectoner Of this
u'y who has put the grounds ia thorough order
aud nsatDese and repaired and extende the bu ia
inss. At no prior time has Giymont been m BE
attractive, or the arran gt n ents for the conVeui
ence oS mort and delight Qf Gxoursionisss NOR
ample and complete. Mr. shsffield viii leave
nothing undore or unprepared 10 meet every wan,
of Ekcurstonists. There will be no room 70, com
alaints from even IN. m ost fssticious
HOWIsuN Pre-. ident Potomac Ferry Co
sAMS GBDNEf. General Sup't P r. Co
my l5-lm tkXp., Repub.l
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Jee WIN Pa. ave bet 10Th and iith sts
rHFAP SHOls AUCTION PhIC 81

400 pairs Ladies' Cents. Misses and -
Chiiar-Is ROO1s and SHOts; b-.t
auai',; 'resh stock. at about h..f p,tce, by = n
HOZIek. dealer in new aud s,c-nd hand FOR
niture, No. f0e u street, between 9th aud IIh
streets. 10 cost
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8 II. MURRAY. Il. D. EpEtIy
MURRAY & EDELIN,,
tsaccessors TO b Hayes CO.
DEALERS IN
PRIME FAMILY 6RUCERIES
TEAS, WINES LIQUOKs, CIGARs Ac
QUEIHswARE. GLASSWARE,
HARDWARE, COAL OIL AND LAMPS
FRUITS AND CONFECTIONERY
Southeast corner of 4th and streets,
WAsHINGIoN. ID q.
WE TAKE PLEASURE IN INTRODUCING
w to the public, and artic ularly to our formsr
patrons, Messrs. MURRAY EDELIN, Who
have succeeded Us In business The, IN ost respect
frlly solicit share OF the public patronage
Je56 B. HAYla A CO
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FOB SALE AND RENT.

THREE EpsFURNIsHED RnUssF Fos gENT.
hrrp a. 40. 433 18th -treet, ,0rn"' q ~
pLEASSSr ROOMS wIra FIRST GLASS
streets ~ ! n
EoR shLt-I2 BUILDING L IT'S. S4u.r. as.
corner icta ,tr,et -sS' aai sr' orih.
.aba a Ms. Ms uAsB street. anu s'-'' Eras' az
EIR RKhr-a COTTAGE FRIsssO SEof
svsS,s sUM sas "a lsta ;.rset o. ~Tfn Me- 1crs
4 Iesr 9th street. con'siui srrOms, a. pr
month; IN advance InauiE- of "okD
t>Ok BlNT-T~s FrRN, 1sD 20 bTs ~.
-. street uetvs 1a'h slt I'.h within
'hr,e n''autes wats of Treasury department.
~ street. between r an . At 49,. con ..,-
~, inI "a as. Also for .sir : -1;l. Fam hOC>A
iOs IS. 'tre't corner q Isitai. ). =;
+ Oh RENI-Three at,r, WBtLIhG. with
~ tn"k ssu,'cing and all rnGde," Improvement
ii0hN !! b BB.kNT. Office ~. AS i5;h rtr se'
k'oE s,LE-A pretty .wo s.ory Frame Il Or>E
D 'r'i E'5i f"% &C. is s 1st 1st Ta,
i.'"r sALx OF RrNr-' CnTTA,E - g..
S1.r'r nesG 18Th stTe { ,oa b = = mile 0r.
sIsPit sTi 'osHTs i,s IN mlrTsF ~ Ss e., ,.9 -
t'OE SALT sTnCh ard y 'G'.lEs - +.
y 'Iimnine store, locs'.ou one - IL - { ~
Nus'n Sc in thr city. viii tie IT lew. Rro TIM,
mode rent of s'o-e and 'tr-s rooms -, / n,
lue " Si3. iuqGir, New YORK a7enCe near
l Il 81 ce- Ie' a.
ptsTTERMs-F II RENT-In tn Fr-f Nod
- No 10 q -tT-et bet zee 18Th ant s-E TO r
story bRlCh fur nishrd thrhUgh,u h. rant
&c Tor 'he sak- Of ggod frLtaJ, ~ q soUi ~ rat
from atcut 'bel.t ,f July I'll the 81 of pctn..r
next. Inquire at t!2 7th street, or on the prem
ises JeT G.
LOB RFNT-On Ms,sse husetts av-uu- her f2th
j and 18th streets o room FRAME HOUSE in
500! repair. Also, tuour HOUSES L. tn white
r"U rooms each Vermont snue betwe-p X
and str'ets; rent Sla per m nath. Apply at No
"a! Massachusetts, avenue, between 18th AMI 18th
streets IaT 81
LOR RENT-A r>t class three story BRIGN
L DWELLING, press brick front, cOhtaiuing
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GRAY'S

CELEBRATED SODA WATER,
Prom his NEW ARCTIO COTTAGE.
At northeast corner Masschuse it's avenue
and ith street.
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- u
MILL FEED, MEAL.
BALED hay AND STRAW
For sale In such quantities as may be desired
Our receipts are direct, with orders TO sslI
WM N GAIT & co,
Indiana avenue and lst street
je5lm near Bait and o. 4. H. Depot
NU1ICE.-Havine withdrawn from business -
becomes necessary to have settled all bp siness
accounts. and notice IL hereby given that ali per.
sons indebted to us will be called q eou within a
few days for = settlement of their accounts
r. HAYES n IN
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COUNTRY HOMES FOR SALE.

Fartes wishing to purchase email COUNTRY
ucMkS, say from 10 to 81 acres. will fni IL to
their interest to look At the Beautiful BuiIiine
sites on NJ Suits home plantation 81, miles
from the Navy Yard Brifse on the Silver HiII
road Any one wiz hing to build, the land wi 4 De
sold AT very low price. on loI credit. Apply Z.
or address @ GRIMES, Silver Hill psf Once
Maryland lOhronfcle, IntelliGencerl my1O I'm
kOR SALE-A three story BRIOK HOUSE on
Z street north, between 4th and sth sis west
north side. Inquire of q. LYLEs at tn
once OF Thomas Marshall No II Louisiana ave
nte; or at j. CALL<N'S office, No 40 Lon
lsians avenue, under Bank of Washington.
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Abs r. BERNARD STORK WTbL GIVE
4V1 LESSONS IN the ENGLISH BRANCBEs:
also in EbfSCH, GERNAN, MUSIC, EN-
BhOIDEHf and WAX FL0WEBS, at her rest-
dence. New York avenue. one door from iS.h
street The pupils in music can have the use or
the Piano With out eNtre ~hsrRe which is q , NOR
quarter, Wax Flower, $40 Mrs St0rk finding Al
waI and globe ia So
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COUNTRY HOME FOB SALE.

NEW house, Just finished. With from 10 to 20
ares OF No. garden and truit land. Ii is mart
n Mr. Z. I suits home pIantstion which is the
most beautiful place in Maryland, 81, miles from
NAVY Yard Bridge. To good party IL will be sold
cheap and on long credit house contains .eyen
7. "ms, bay window: &c &C. Apply to or address
P. g. GRIMES. silver Htll Post Office MARY
land ICbronicle. Intelliger cerl INV 9tlm
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HAVE l0pB OLD srfbG sIrK pArp
u not eiied to p esest stIls Il CUNNISs,-
HAVE HAT fAyTVkY, yth stree. q, n Co.,
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D q FL o U b
FLOUR IL LOWER
WE SELL WITH MARKET
Cur stock includes az grades. from the loz est TO
Family Flour, as good as wheat can make.
EVERY BARREL WARRA6TBD
BAK ERS.
We can supply you with the bast gradas nj
Flour strength color and quality equal to the best
you ever used
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with the former The charmed circle OF
the gold gamblers will be broken; gold
will beginto circulate as money. and re'
sumption of specie payments follow as a
natural consequence, without contracting
The currency. without financial "nbar-
rsssment. and without disturbing the
cvmmerri,l, the manufacturing or other
business Of the country.
Bnl, it may bs asked, "If the govern
menl collects no gold, and the public
creditors continue TO exact Tin payment
Of the interest, how are its obligations to
be met? Tho answer i, obvious, and
as it seems to me ought to be saislact
oy.
II the duies with the premium added
shall all be paid in United States notes,
and the holders Of the public debt shall
all continue 10 exact gold 10 payment Of
the interest, the government having
thus received an equivalent, may with
out loss or irjlry, convert that equlva
lent into gold, by purchase, AMI satisfy
the demand according TO the letter OF Tho
bond But there is 10 reason 10 Sppre'
hend any such general demand. Now
and then GOLD may be required, but
generally The creditor will be content, if
the government will pay him the same
premium 10 can obtain elsewhere. If
the Spectator will poy hin no more than
the government tenders him tho cur
rent premium, he will have no induce.
mtns TO demand gold, and of course will
not exact it. None but those who may
want it for special purpose will demand
gold.
But, it is insisted that the balance OF
trade is against US. and that gold will
be required to pay that balance. This,
may be true. but no more will DO re-.
CURED under the proposed measure,
than is now required for tho like pnr-
pose. 1t will not affect that demand one
way or the oher,-or, certainly not tend
TO increase it. The foreign demand for
gold. it being an article Of commerce.
like the demand for -four, or cotton, or
other staple product will continue just
as Ioug as it is worth mora abroad than
at home. and no longer.
1t is not tho foreign, but The hon: DO
mand that gives the gamblers control of
tho gold market, because Of the incxr
able exaclon by tho government. 1.-THE
government will not exact the pound
Of flesh" the public will be satisfied with
ilhe lawful money" because ii is the
best currency we have ever had.
What objection can be urged against
the proposition. especially as an expe.
rimcnt? Yours very respectfully,
Pr ~ L'HF
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Mr.. Editor:
WiIlyOu please publish the following
from the Wheeling Register,

ALEX.
A Suggestion TO the Prescribed.
The result OF the late elections in this
State 50 far as the particular policy
they were designed to promote, bang
a. auspicious a. could be expected, ell.
the surroundings duly considered, the
next great object Of every friend to the
improvement and happiness of the State
shoOIl be to give their fall effect upon
the action Of our Legislature. soon to
assemble, aud TO watch with Jealous
care lest the voice which has spoken so
Enthusiastically from every portion of the
State be UNDECIDED aud disregardsd -
"Ereroal vigilance is the price Of lrber-
ty." It seems to us that the procribed
party should be up and doing and we
respectfully suggest that great good
might result il those who have felt the
heel Of OPPRESSION would hold meetings
10 every county during the months OF
November md December and pass re.
spectIul resolutions requesting the L'g.
isIalure 10 rehsbililale The individuals of
the proscribad party with the rights of
rreemen and Of citizens. These meetings
and resolutions could do no harm, and
possibly might do some good. It would
at least rob the Radical party of the ex'
cuse they so often put forward Tor their
continued and protraced expressions by
charging the prescribed parry with oPa'
thy add Indifference Os TO their condi.
ton. Besides. it would servo 10 keep
alive public interest on The subject,
it would awaken discussion, and
lead TO better UNDERSTANDING b. the
masses, and when the vocs Of passion
is hushcd. when fifth rlIO stump orators
no Longer seek to make political capital
out Of memories which should slum Der
in the grave. when reason and calm re-.
Election oace more return, may We not
reasonably hope that the great m lority
Of the Radi al rank and file will acQni.
osCe ia The full and entire restitution to
the prescribed party Of oil the rights
now withheld from them by the pro
scrip;ive laws now in force? Will thai
class throughout the STATE Gid the
movement made in their interest thus
far? Will they as men make on esrnes'
united sE rs for freedom or will they
deserve the oppression they have so long
horne in comparative silanre and SEEM
inG indifIersncel
One OF Tnz PRosCRlBEp.
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Mr.. Eiitor:

mr.. EdHOr;
AS the season for hiring winter school.
teachers is now at hand, Iwould like to
say few words on tina. lead. wish
10 protest against the practice Of hiring
teachers from other States.
School Directors will be fairly besieg-
cd by hord' Of teachers from our sister
State, Ohio, during this month, bat [
trust their attacks will be repulsed by
our school Officers, and the positions
reserved for our hOma merit. We GER.
tainly have ability enough at home to
ill all Of the positions for teachers in
Mlson county. We have. | think. just
as good leacters at homo as Ohio im-
ports. Why not then give them an OPP
pOrturiy to use their talents?
all Of the god teachers over tho riv>
or can command good positions al home.
Those who are not OF that sort como over
to us and palm themselves of as first
class teachers, and our people think
"of course they srs smart enough they
are educated, they come from Ohio, they
will do-we'll hire theml"
Now nine tim4s out Of ten those who
come here fer schools cannot get cerif
fcate, a, home, of grade sufficiently
high to command good school, while
a great mlnyof them cannot get corti(
ioats of any grade, there, AMI coma over
here, thinking as we are yet raw, they
will stand gool chance amoog US, and
they generally do.
We should hire only Mason County
pcdogogues, and let the 'carpet-oagsoru
return from whence they cnms. II they
cannot there obtain schools, there is
plenty Of farm work 10 be done on their
lather's farms, so they need not be Idle
What wc need are regular teachers, those
Sha will learn it thoroughly, aud make
it their occupation or course we are
more likely to obtain such a home, than
look for them from abroad,
Yours &c,
Nor A TEACHER.
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ATLANTIC AND LAKE ERIE RAILWAY
Two corps Of engineers one under the
direction OF Hon. John B. Gregory, and
ths other under W W. Graves, ara not
engaged in making the preliminary sur
veys on the Atlantic and Like Eric
Railway between Newark and Pomeroy
The corpse led by Mr.. Gregory will
reach Newark by Wednesday next, No.
vember II, and will probably proceed
uorlhward via GRAVY lie. Mt, Glead,
&C.. to Bucyrus. Mr.. Graves party, it
is expected will reach Pomeroy BY the
lst Of December. 1t was deemed i'm
porant to test the prscIicabiliIy Of the
hill regions Of Perry County, before
going iurthe. with the surveys. All
the sunmits havs b,en passed over, anil
the mrximum grade will not exceed
rory.fvs iseI per mile, This is the best
grade obtained by any railroad in East.
crn or Southeastern Ohio except the
Columbus ard Hooking Valley Road
Toledo Commercial Nov. l4th
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PTMPLES.

The undersigned will chccrrully mail CREE
to all who wish it the Recipe and full direct.
ions for preparing and using simple aud
Beautiful Vegetable Balm, that will i'm.
mcdiately remove Tau, FreCkleS, PimplcS,
BIotchcs, aud all eruptions and impurities Of
the skin, leaving the same soft, clear, smooth
ard beautiful
He will also send GREE instructions for
producing, by very simple means, a LuIuRrANr
GROWTH on HAIR on bald head or smooth face
in less than thirty days from its first npplica.
tion.
The above can bO,obtaincd by return mail by
ddressing 'THOS. +. CHAPMAN,
Chemist, 1875 Broadway, Nav York,
= o, Box 5l2S Lang SLY
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The Assembly of War Vessels in New
York,
W,su,vcrny Nov Oh

The Navy Department to-day ordered
the iron clad MianatanomOh to report
to the Port Admiral at New York. The
ordering Of this vessel, the Terror, and
several other ualional vessels, 10 New
York, was doubtless suPperinduaed by
the approach of the Spanish war YES
Ses in that barbor; not in anticipation
of trouble, but merely to assure the
foreign visitors ofour preparation for oil
EMERGENCIES.
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Notice to Creditors.

ITO the creditors of Arthur Waugh, decd.
l. In pursuance of decree Of the Circuit
Court Of Mason county, made in cause there.
in pending TO subject the real estate Of the said
Arthur Waugh to the payment Of his debts.
You are hereby required to present your claims
against the said Arthur Waugh, for adiudica.
tod to T. " Ssson. Commissioner, at his Of.
fee in the said county, on or before the 18th
day of January, 1870.
Witness; ", W, Harper, Clerk of said Court
this ID DAY OF December, 1869.
W. W. HARPER, Clerk.
by F. W. SIssoS, Deputy.
dec 9, 6W
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Gen Lorenzo Thomas, who has been
about the country for the past year. in
spOcling national cemeteries, is making
up his report for CoSgress and the Sec.
rotary Of War.
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION
BY the Metropolitan Gift Co,
CASH GIFTS TO THE AMOUNT OF $500 900
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.

Cash Gifts, each 100000
10 10000
90 {" 5000
4O.Cash Gifts, each $1,000
900 500
900 100
50 Elegant Rosewood P'nos ech 5000. to 800
Is " Melodeons 4" IS, to 100
$50 Sewing Machines " GO TO IT'S
500 Gold Watches q" Is to 300
Cash prizes silver ware &c valid at 81 OOO,OOO
A chance to draw any of the above Prizes
or Csc Tickets describing Prizes are sealed in
Envelopes and well mixed. On receipt of l5c
Sealed Ticket is drawn without choice and
sent by mail to any address. The prize nam.
ed upon it will he delivered to any address by
express or return mail.
You will know what your Prize is before you
pay for it. Any Prize exchanged for another of
same saiue. No Blanks. Our patrons can
depend on far dealing.
REFERrNOES:--We select the following from
many who have lately drawn Valuable Prizes
and kindly permitted us to publish them: An.
drew j. turns, Chicago. $40 900; Miss Clara
S Walker, Baltimore, Piano $500; James NJ
Mat hews, Detroit, $1,000 John T Andrews.
Savannah, 5000 Miss Agncss Simmons,
Charleston, Piano, $500, We publish no names
without permission,
OPINIONS Of THE PnrsS.--"The firm is rclia.
bic, and deserves their success Weekly Tri
bunc May g. We know them to be fair deal.
ing firm IN Y Herald May2s. "a friend Of
"ora drow $500 prize, which was promptly
received Daily NeDs June 3.
Send for circular. Liberal inducements to
Agents Satisfaction guaranteed Every pack
age of sealed Envelopes contains ONE CASH
Oft. Six Tickets for 81; 10 for 50; IS for S.
ITO Tor SIS, All letters should be addressed
10 HARPER. WILSON Il co.,
l95 Broadway, New York.
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The New York municipal Outbotiries
have juat given $4,000 Ior the enlarge
ment of a school under direction Of the
Sisters oil Charity.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-12-02

Gplena, Illinois, which wa' once ahead
of Chicago ia population aud commerce,
ia going into decline and propet,ysOIl0
ioT one.Grth what it ouco did The
Gauge is the partial failure Of thu lead
mincO and Ne filing up Of tho river.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-12-02

A London dispatch says the Suez Ca
nal is not considered success there. 1t
needs Improvement to be OmpletCd -
The ship Hawk is to lay cable the
length Of the canal,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-12-02
THE NEWS.

The present income tax law will expire
by limitation June 80, 1870
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a. EST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
Hen, 7, HoFr, Pres't Board Of Regents.
& Q STuRgEs. Sec'y "
ALEX MAErIN, D, D.. President, and Profess
Or Of Mental and Moral Philosophy.
+ S Lyon, A. NJ Vice President, Profess.
or Of Eng, Literature, and Princip, Prep'y
Dept
S G STEVENS, A. NJ, Professor of Astropo.
my and Physics
II Il PlrRcr. A, NJ, capt. U. s. Al Pro.
fcssor Of Mathematics ofMiItary Tactics.
j j STEVENSON A. NJ, PHI D. Professor OF
Chemistry aud Natural History.
FW WoOp, Phi, D.,'Professor ofApcicnt and
Modern Languages.
OW MILLER, A, NJ, Assistant in tho Pre-
paratory Department.
D B PuwSToS, Tutor.
Geo NJ HA0ANs, Esq, Superintendent Of tho
Grounds and Buildings,
HuGn " BEocg N, D., Lecturer on Physiolo'
gy and Hygiene
Hon, joins A Ollie, Lecturer on Civil and
Constitutional Law.
FALL Tam begins lst Tuesday in September
WINTER TrRN ist Monday in December.
SrRNp TERM =" Sd Tuesday in March.
CoNMESoruRST, Sd Wednesday in June.
TUlToS-pNINra,ory, 81 90 per Term Of IS
weeks,
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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-08-30
OBITUARY.

"In the mida If life .,ee are IN DEATH
,ELDRIDGE-Died, in Brsnhari, Ia the State
Of Texas on the 14th inst, of fever; Mrs. KATE
ELDRlbGE, ii tho 18th year Of her age, j. !.
tits with'the pro0undest sorrow that We
take up our pen to. clronisle the death Of Mrs.
Eldr,dgc, who was famil:afly known in this
as Kate Hurley. d. 1919.
She was married on the 18th Of December
yast, III the city Of New Orleans toAr. Bowling
Eldrdgc, q young gentleman Of great promise,
and Of large and respectable family connections.
Kate Hurley Eldridge was Young ami f6ye-
" bride, and lived. Sjoytas and happy life With
her fond and, devoted husband eight mouths ID
the days and then gently and peacefully Ibid
herself down to sleep In the bosom Of her God.
Death is always sad, but In her case il Is
d6utly so-for one SO youhg-so fair and 50
full Of life and hope. to he thus rudcly cut
down, away from the land other birth and her
early associates, and taken from those to whom
her life was SO dear, makes her death one Of
deepest melancholy. =, .,t .,.,v.. ~,
Her friends and relatives at her native home
send words Of ,tendCrest coincidence to her af
Aicted husband and heart-broken parents; and
pray that their grief may be assauged in the be.
lief that She has exchanged world Of pain and
sorrow for one Of endless joy and eternal fclici-
tv. - w. E. a.