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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-09-12
A MEXICAN ToNTINE LIFE AND SAVINGS
INSURANCE COMPANY.
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LAO Broadway, corner of Liberty street, N. z.

DIRECTORS:
Robt NJ stratton, Vice President, 40 broadway
Samuel willets of Willets & Co.. 3o3 Pearl street.
Clarence Brown of Brown Bros Co., 50 Wall street.
Jonathan Thorne, Of Thorne, Watson l. Co., 10 Ferry
john n Whiting Attorney and Counsellor, 10 Wall ST.
j. o. Seymour of j. Seymour & Co, and II Nassau st.
VIM. Bloodgood, % West Twenty.fourth street;
j Wilson Sratton, Treasurer of the Novelty Works,
Joseph NJ Cooper, of Cooper, Fellows & Co., Maiden
r. Knox Kennedy, Vice President of tho Bank of Com
Afinot G. Morgan Banker, ~ war street
Edward Haight President National Bank of the Com.
VIM. M. Tweed ISL Broadway.
Chas ] Shepard 2i2 Water street
Philip w. Engs. OF p w. Engs & Sons. I3i Front st.
jas NJ Brown. of Brown Bros. Co., sd Wall street.
Samuel L. Mitchell, Merchant, 30 broadway.
Abram s. Hewitt of Cooper, Hewitt & Co.. II Burling
Slip. '.' 4,
IMPORTANT NEW FEATURES IN DIVIDENDS
AND NODES OF INSURANCE.
All kinds of Non forfeiting Life and Endowment Pol
Annuity Joint Life and Loan Redemption Policies and
| Annuties.
Liberal modes of payment Of premiums.
| Low yet safe rates OF Insurance. -.
| Liberty to travel.
Thirty days grace on renewals
Prompt payment OF losses
| Economy In expenses t#-
Annual dividends on contribution plan.
No extra charge for policy, stamps OF medical exam
No extra charge for army and navy officers.
stsamshps aha and ofeera OF hrAls'AS
No extra charge for railroad conductor
69 Camp street,
aul 3m Agents tor Louisiana and Texas.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-09-12

TTT r KELLY. DRUGGIST AND APoTHEoARX,
w Importer and Dealsr IN :, =. =,
7sSs.ossh Fnoifab German and American Drugs ahss
5ybemfras Psrfnsery. etc, aud Patent Medicines O
every description. ..l.,
1 Prescriptions carefully Compounded a r,o0,r,ou.
"a C,iaIBorne street between GasIuee ana on =
7 next door to DR.. Hurd, New Orleans
The national Republican., 1869-06-14

cplstolary romancer might at least have
spared tho honor Of Journalism, and len out
such Wholesale charge Of incapaclty and
stupidity on tho part Of tho corps Of local
reporters employed in this city during the
past four years, and who have all that time
failed to discover the murders. But Mex.
has unoarthed the matter. He il 0 spiritual.
ist, holds communion vhh the departed,
and, strange 70 say, knows the particulars
Of every case. We suggest that he bs ar.
rested at onoo, and indicted on his own con.
fesslon for being accessory to these horrible
0utrages, Of which history gives no account.
In conclusion, under the caption-"The
Future"-he adds to his innumerabls sins
that OF hlasnhomy. He also informs us that
the olty Is ln debt millions beyond her ability
TO pay, that voters are made at the rate of a
thousand day, and expects Congress will
annihilste the charter and govern the whole
municipality BY commissioners.
Those statements are strictly In accord
with the tenor Of the whols letter. He,
"McK.," has smooth, running style;
shows himself IN expert In the art Of vii
flying and malignlng the character OF the
people OF Washington, and will, doubtless,
with little more experience, DO able to take
In, not only the "worid," but 'the flesh and
che dsvil," and dispute with the latter one
OF his most distinguished titles.
The national Republican., 1869-06-14

Isw ronk NAsxrrs,
N.w ronK, June AL p. m.-Uotton quiet
qu. but ssass, ....sSs s1sss1ssd ooFn F0p, "
fair demand and Arm at ssPtf, Oats quiet and
s'eady. Rye dull and nominal Pork-demand
~; prices have sdysneedi sa2 O:tDi pa IS. Gold
HALrInoRn MARKETS.
hALrinoRr, June el7.--Breadsisfs-The mar.
ket tor Flour was weak, decidedly, and the
esy Tor .Ss hishet tpsSs: ". So,S. sos ssPs
movement for exports within the last day or
two, and We hsye reported today sales ofhish
grade Extrs at ~ .2sfpt7.bo.
current for the past few days,snd demand fair
We notice sales Of fair Maryiand red at ti rs
~; 3d. prime do; At tl.so9ti. .ts, choice do. At
the first receipt Of new wheat this season, was
SOD on Change this morning bv ]. !. Middle.
top, ESQ the receiver to Samuel Dver, esq, OF
Csrs.Was active and arri again this morn.
Ing, with prices rather hiEher than yesteriay
sne, ssrsn wefs s nsd. OF white At T9as cents, al
eispst ses,, o ssn': per eu,hei, and Of yellow at
,oesIAre steady but insotive. Sales to-day
OF go bushels at 6z472 cents.
, oonon;-The market continues strong and
ouoyant and II would doubtless be active
were there any considerable stock here TO
operate Ia, but both the stock and receipts
me nent and transactions are in consequence
nmiteu. some 400 bales srrtvcd this morning,
out ~ was nearly all sold to arrive. We quote
today middlins iiru al Sisf3il1 cents, and low
miaaiins at so6asIf cts, but as yet we have
Proviftcsi.-The market continues strong
aud ouoyant, and for bacon prices are u to V
pet cent. higher. Sales of 100 to $50 hhds
bseon TO the trade at ii9{ cts. for Shoulders,
nA ots LOT RIB Sides, anu tsl< cts. for clear rib
90, and OF 30 hhds Shoulders at Is cents; and
We quote Shoulders as closing at 10 cts, and
sides AZ Is cts for rib and isl cts, for clear rib
note a sale Of 100, 900 lbs, rough Sides at Chi.
oaSo, ior baltimore account, buyers option
Al July, At 10 cts. there. We quote Bulk
shoulders here to-day At l3l4 cts, and l6iS cts.
ior Sides. Lard is hi cher; we note sales to-
day OF 2s5 tierces Western at iplS cts, an ad.
vance OF fully q. Meas Pork we quote as very
hrm at t324t32. 10 per bbl.
Whtsky-High Wines we quote to-day steady
At esoN per gallon, with sales Of 50 to 100 bbls.
at these figures.
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Personal.

Mayor Bowen left this city yesterday for
Boston, to attend the Peace Jubilee.
The bust Of Senator Sumner ls to bo placed
In Doric Hall, at the Massachusetts, State
House.
Con. o. A. Mack, \. A. o., who succeeds
Gen. l.. II. Pelouze at the War Department,
has arrived here and will enter upon the dis.
charge Of his duties to-day.
Tho Governors Of States attending the
Peace Jubilee In Boston will be quartered at
the 81. James hotel.
John B, Cough Is writing his autobiogra-
ply.
Gen. Grant will occupy the splendid suite
of rooms at the Revere, Boston, used by two
Of his Presidential predecessors and the
Prince Of Wales. He will be entertained by
tho City Council, and q quiet dinner for
some two hundred has beeu ordered.
Gen Fremont and his chief engineer, J. NJ.
Daniel, arc about 10 sail for Europe on busi-
ness connected with the ri Paso railroad.
Dickens has regained bis health.
Miss Lucy D. Bradshaw Is tho Official head
Of tho order Of Good Templas In Vermont.
Tho older Dumas, having had stroke of
apoplexy, turns an honest penny by writing
about 1t In the Petite Prase.
Mr.. Longfollow is to return home about
the end Of July. 1t Is proposed that fare
well banquet shall be given him In Paris.
George Peabody Is In Boston.
Robert N. Woods was the orator and Sid
ney T. skidmoro tho poet at the last class
day at Amherst college.
Hon. J. W. Patterson, Senator from New
Hampshire, has accepted the invitation to
deliver the oration before the Phi Beta Kappa
society at Bowdoln college, Brunswick, Me-,
on Thursday forenoon, July is.
Rev. VIM. R. Alger, Of Boston, will de-
liver the oratlon, and Rev. Theron Brown,
Of Canton, Mass, the poem, before the liter
ary societies at Colby's university, Water
vile, Me-, at Its next commencement, Au-
gust 10.
Rev. Israel P. Warren, D. D., has been ap-
pointed general agent of the American Tract
Society.
The national Republican., 1869-06-14
GALE OF LIBERTY, ogpYASoE DEPOT, MIS-,

OkphAECE uFPfcE. WAR DEfAHThbNr,I
In pursuance oi the aei Of July d, lids, and BY
AqthoLiL q the Secretary Of War, the LAND and
affS sf sGtP
the premises. q u O'Clock, meridian. on the 18th
fhs property consists oI Ten Acres Of Land and
l lStorehOuse, two stories, 50 lset by 80 feet.
Omeers' Quarters, two stories, IS feet by DC feet.
! Kitchen, one story, SJ feet BY Z feet;
Blacksmilhs' shop. one story, ~ feet 81 IL feet.
lBOldlsrA Barracks, Que story, 70 feet by II feet
Magazine, % feet by IS foet
lsd, also, several Frame Buildings, suc9 a, Lab.
good Well and Cisiern, &c.
Further description IN deemed nnnecefShFY, MS II
Ia presumed that persons disposed TO purchase will
The terms of sale, as prescribed by the law uldeT
whieh the sale rs made, are one third In cash, the
%th sE sTS pef ssa Tst oS dSSrFsd pay
ments TO be secured by deed Of trust on the prop
eIty.
deed IN fee simple will bo executed under the seal
VI 'H0 war D''"''H0A'' TT. TREADwELL,
Breyet Lieutenant Colonel aud Major u Ord
nance, In charge. ApO-w0t
RASKRuPTcY NOTICE.
To all the creditors Of z, NJ. p. KiSo \ Son who
ay have proved theiV claims:
ou are hereby notified to appear before the So
brens OenIt u the DslEie OF COLUMBIA. slltlng i9
O'clock a N, al the City Hall. wssbiaston city,
70 show cause why DISCHARGE from all his debts
should net be granted to Rudolph A, King, one Of
BY order OF the Court! A. SHARP,
United States Marshal Of D. G. AS MessenFer.
Test X. J. hsIds, Clerk. iefsli
The national Republican., 1869-06-14

WITH THE HEARTIEsr DISPOSITION to find
much 10 commend in the action OF the Ma
tional Typographical Union, at Albany, we
confess ourselves somewhat puzzled In the
search. The performance least worthy Of
them In their whole session is that with
which they closed. It Is not proved to the
satisfaction Of anybody else-we do not be-
lieve 1t is proved the satisfaction Of the
printers of the country themselyes-that Mr..
Lcwis II. Douglass was, in any sense, justly
liable to the charge the Albany body brings
against him. His color, not his way OF
working, is the real cause Of their complaint.
We should have thought more highly OF
them II they had stated II as honestly as
they doubtless entertain 1t. But the country
will understand that these gentlemen assem-
bled at Albany fall very far short of being a
fair representation OF the noble craft for
which they undertake to legislate. We re-
fuse to believe that the guild Of printers in
the United States have any disposition to
protect their own labor by perpetuatlng the
oppression CT other laborers.-N Y. Tribune.
The national Republican., 1869-06-14
FOR FRESH BEEF,


oEyIOa OF AcIIEo SOy'TPT Sg5ssTIsssssH. Iss
Proposals., II duplicate, with copy q ,his Ms I'd:
dsrsisned until u m. on the lith Instant, iGrsGP.
plyinE Fresh Beef to the troops stationed AZ iorh
Columbus and wo0d, New York h9Ib9T and New
marketable quality, In equal proportions q lore
and hind quarters, (nscks, shAnks and Kidney
taIloW 10 be sxeludedl and to be delivered Al the
posts a6Oysd named free Of cost, ~ such quantity
days as ths commanding ofieeT shall Designate
not exceedin four times per week. ,,,,,
Separate proposals in duplicate Will al so be re-
eeiyed by the undersigned up 10 the same hour and
date abOy me- for suppl ylng eommissioned
OficeTs and their families, stationed at the Aore
said places or those supplied therefTom, win sueh
choice fresh beef as ey may from time TO time re-
quiTe, such as siTlOin and porter house steaks,
sta andlg ribs or RIB TOAsts.
These contracts TO be In force six m9nths or sueh
less time As tho COmmistaTy ueneTAl shall dlfscl'
commencing on the lst day OF July, 1865. -
The contractors will be required TO enter into
bonds for the sum Of 5000, signed by two resp9n-
slble suretles. whose namss must be mentioned IN
the bids.
iilh Inst at which time aud place bidders are 'n'
yltGd to he present, ., ~ , :,
IroP9:als VII bO marked "%rog2'{aIffy IN YS.f
jel0td Byt. Major. U. 3. A., a, q, g.
The national Republican., 1869-06-14
DROPosALs FOR SEWER.

jeli.td
The national Republican., 1869-06-14
W-BANKRUPTCY-Thsi. last amend

~ msnt OF the Bankrupt Law provides that
In all proceedings commenced after the nrst day OF
January, 1850. no discharge shall be grated to u
oentum Of the claims prggsd Agaiust hi. sstate.
upon which he shall be liable as principal debtor.
benefit Of the law all poor debtors, for 1t further
provides that certain petitioners, aud all who com
ply with certain conditions, can receive their dis
charges, though they may have no assets, Not
withstand Ing the provision, In view of Its lmitA-
still applying for the boneht Of the law In all parts
Of the country.
themselves OF Its benefit, and who have NO Assets,
should examine carefully whether they are In
elnded in the terms Of thu Limitation. The sub.
serber will give Information on this subject a. all
times without charge. GEO. MASON,
City Hall, feb6
The national Republican., 1869-06-14

The WORKING PsoPLE.-The Cloth Hat
and Cap Blockers' Union Of New York, have
adopted an increased price list, which Is to
be submitted 10 the employers, and II the
demand Is not acceded to o strike Is TO be
declared. The paper stainers Of New York
have organized to demand an increase Of
wages Of fifty cents on every hundred pieces.
The New York cap makers strike for prices
that would yield % for ten hours' daily labor
has been successful, nearly all the large en-
ploycrs having agreed to the advance. The
New York house-framers are still on the
strike for an advance to a and $3.50 q day,
for first aud second-class hands respectively.
The New York bakers are organizing to
adopt plan whereby the necessity Of work
ing on Sunday can be obviated. The New
York plasterers complain that the city is
filed with workmen from other towns who
injure the trade. Complaints are also preya-
lent that the English Trade Associations are
now sending their unemployed members to
the United States. Large numbers of en-
ployees with their families have also been
sent from the government works. The boss
bricklayers Of Cincinnati have adopted a
resolution reducing the wages for journey
men bricklayers from s5 to u a day, and for
laborers from $3 to $2.50 day, alleging
that depression Of business and decline In
prices Justify the decrease.
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DIED,

DIED.
CoYLB. BuddenlJ last evening, at a quarter TO
nine o'clock, Mrs. KATE CoILH, wife Of John y.
Coyle.
Noiles Of funeral In Tomorrow paper
sHELToN-on the llth inst. SARAH sHELToE,
VI eTYhpslAs, in the 18th year Ot her age
dRIMBs-At 1ftsen minutes after one clock
srH1 hs u sS.. Is s..a Sssr. uS S'sGI:S .S o.
a lingering illness Of Ave months, which she bore
with Christian resignation.
BURDfNE-MondAy, June 7th inst, in COyInK.
ihToA months, which she bore with Christian for.
0f the late WIN. BuTdine. Although far from her
early home. she was kindly treated BY the pure
and Christian care OF many friends, who will ever
be remembered by her relAtiVes ofWashiAEion.
The national Republican., 1869-06-14

The PREACHERS Of the city Of Williams
port, Pennsylvania, having had meeting
upon the subject Of Sunday funerals passed
resolutions which led to the impression that
they were opposed to burying any one on
Sunday. Papers In the nelghborhood having
censured the preachers for this act they have
come out in an explanatory card in which
they say they dlseountenance all funerals on
the Sabbath except In cases where they can.
not be attended to on some other day. There
Is no doubt but that the desire to have fu.
neral services performed on Sunday imposes
onerous duties upon the clergy, for the duty
is an extra one, as they are compelled to
preach in their pulpits twice and sometimes
thrice on the Sabbath. The question Ger.
tainly is one which might demand little
consideration on the part Of clergy and lalty
The national Republican., 1869-06-14
rE ssksT sSsf kSS sESE kffTTGssS fEGEsS
YT-C. y. oUmMINs.


~ A New Course Of Lectures, as delivered
at the New York Museum Of Apatomy, embracing
Youth. Maturity and Old AEot Manhood Generally
Reyiewed; Tho Cause Of Indigestion; F!stulsnce
aud Nervous Diseases accounted for; Marriage
Phllosophieallv Considered, &e. These lectures
will be forwaIded on receipt Of four stamps by I'd.
more, n West Baltimore street. Baltimore. Nd.
hp0-ly
The national Republican., 1869-06-14

OFFICE suP'TASD ISsPECroR OF SEwRRs,
wAsHISGrOS, ID. G.. June II, ls6D.
Sealed proposals will be received at tho Mayors
once, City Hall, until l2o clock. m, on WEDNRs.
DAY, tho 23d instant, for constructing u Barrel
avenue, between Rolrteenth and Fifteenth streets
west, to be provided with laterals, drops, traps
aud mAnholes wherever deemed necessary.
The work to be done under the direction Of the
Superintendent and Inspector Of Sewers. the Lu-
parintendenee of the Second Ward Commissioner
and the assistant commissioners appointed by the
Mayor,
Specification may be seen at this office. Bidders
Bin statethe price per lineal foot for main sewer
aud lAterAls, each for drops, traps aud manhOles,
The Mayor reserves the right to reject any or all
bids
Each bid must be accompanied with tho written
guarantee responsible person, tknown TO be
such, that II accepted the bidder will execute a
contract iG due form, and perform the work in ae'
eoTdanos herewith.
The guNrntss must be In substance as follows {:
81, A. b guarantee II this bid be accepted by the
Mayor, that the bidder will enter into contract
for the zane, and perform the work according to
the requirements thereof (slgned A, y
l., H. DONE0AN,
iall Eupt. and InspeckOT OF Sewers, &c.
The national Republican., 1869-06-14
Rf VIM. L. WALL q co., Aucprs,
II Stores corner
Ninth aud G streets, (waii's Opera House.)

RI WIN. L. WALL q CO., Auorrs.
Ninth aud Q streets, twAll's Opera HOuse)
Ex,GCELLENT ,RosEwooD PIANO PARLoR
SUITES. WALNUT CHAMBER hUlTRs, WARD.
kOBRS, FRENCH PARLOR CLOCKS, BOOK.
GAsRs. MARBLE:TOP TABLES, ENGLISH
BRUsssLs AND THREE.PLI CARPETS, COT
on WEDNESDAY N0RSING, i6li June, COM
meneing At 10 o'clock. we will sell. at the resi-.
deuce OF N. u. Miller, esq No sci fstreet, near
the corner OF Ninth street, who is declining house
prisinS-
HsnGsOme Rosewood !. octave Piano. Cover and
Rosewood Psrlor Suite. in Velvet, ten pieces.
MArble.tnp Tables, Sofas aud Lnun ges.
English yslyet.body Brussels, Tapestry, Three.
ply, and other Carrots,
Lace and Brscatelle Curtains
six nearly new Walnut Chamber Suites. in oil
French PArlor Clocks. run ave weeks,
Oak Cottage Sets, Walnut Extension Table
wArdrObes. Book cases, Desks, whatnst.
freneh-plate Mirrors, Bureaus, Oak Diuing
Chairs
sideboards, Tables, Chairs, &c.
Cooking aud Parlor Stoves. Croekery and Glass.
ware.
With many other articles Unnecessary to emu.
msrats, all OF which will be sold without reserve
We call the attention Of buyers to this sale, as
the furniture is all in exeellent condition and
nearly new, W. L. WALL CO.,
jeh'd AuetioneerE.
The national Republican., 1869-06-14
Summary Of advantages in using Self LCavou
l. HgALTHFULNEss.

Summary Of advantages In using Self Lcavsu.
Ing Flour:
l. HsALTHRULNgss.
Is saving Of th, nutrieious constituents Of the
nour from consumption 10 the process Of raising
the bread.
Its restoration Of the phosphate, which are, In
larger or lesser measure, removed with the bran
In the preparation Of the hner qualities Of -four
II provides bread. from the uss Of which, even
By persons Of delicate digestive orEah rsne Of the
Ills peculiar to fermented bread follow. II may be
eaten warm with impunity, while with most per.
sons II is nseessary that fsrmsnted bread should
lose Its freshus,s or become stale In order to the
distraction Of some Objectionable qualities before
II may be eaten with safety.
q SAVING OF TIME.
while ordinary fermented bread involves, as a
general thiuk. preparation over aisht, care for
several hours before baking. and dependence on a
variable supply Of leAven yeast, the phosphate
bread is prepared from the nour fer the oven In u
few minutes.
s. CERTAINTY OF UNIPoRM, RxCELLEHT
RESULT.
while The rsult with the process Of fermentat
Is Of doubtful issue. and in hsusshold production
10 more frsqusntly Indifferent than coed.
L KEEPING FRESH
II furnishes bread which retains Its moisture
much longer than equally porous iermented bread,
and doe. not mould as readily as fermeuted bread
does.
.. cosvESIEsCE.
II is q method which By providing agents Of
known qualities and strength reduces the measure
OF skill required. and secures with very small
degree Of care and moderate expenditure Of time
uniformly sxesllsAt bread.
~ Tbs trade supplied at mann faetursr's prices.
myB-u
The national Republican., 1869-06-14
aE-MAY9Rs oFFIcE, CITY HALL,

{l8 mn yn' - OrrlyEt VAT HALL,
N, SRs,., wt.,I,etos, D; q. Jane 10, isse
90 the Ith instant, the following. named persons
having been dpiy eisetedl
For City 0ollettcr-Iredsriek A. Boswell.
Eor Rssister-yehn 2 Cook,
Carter A. Stewart. as member of In. Board Of
msmbsr Of he Bosra cf ildsrmsn, to ali ucss
pired term Of John Y, Cook, resigned aud Robert
Thompson, A. 3. TAYLOR, aud A, =. Pardon a.
members q the Board o. Common Council from the
William II. Chase. as member Of the Board Of
Aldermen for two years. II. A, Hall, y. II. Piper,
aud George Burgess as members Of the Board OF
Common Council, and Casper Keller as Assessor
from the Second ward
Thomas G. Connolly, a. a member Of the Board
Fl aIdeIPsS TcSu ioT two yfsrs and Boali John
ward.
Matthew O. Emery. as member Of the Board Of
Aldermen for two years, aud George W, HAttOn,
A. h; Browne and II Holmes as members Of the
Board OF Common ,'ounetl aud Samuel @. Bspey As
Assessor from the Fourth ward.
William X. Slater, as member Of the Board Of
Aldermen for two years, and J. W. Mcknight
Charles II. Holden and A. b, Tinney as members
OF the Board Of Common Council from the Fifth
Charles Champion. as member Of the Board Of
Aldermen for two yearsj and Josiah L. yenAble,
X. A. slmms and Frank d. Gaines a. members Of the
Board q Common Council, snd s, q. Riley as As
sessor from the Sixth ward.
sidney 8. Baker. as member Of the Board Of
Joseph illlsms aud william Boyd as members Of
the Board Of Common Council from the Seventh
ward. s. J. BOWEN.
jel28 Mayer.
The national Republican., 1869-06-14

TIE ALAsTHus rRnEs, which SO greatly
abound here, are In full blossom, and I'LL the
air with their odor to the disgust Of delicate
olfactories. We doubt whether many peo-
pie would complain II Councils passed law
to prohibit the planting OF these trees in
future and providing for the destruction of
those In existence.
The national Republican., 1869-06-14
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. r. W. Rice, the consul
OF the United States at AspInwall, of the
death, on the 18th Of January, 1859, at As.
pinwall, Of ANTONIO GERLAon, q native Of
Striegau, Prussia,
The national Republican., 1869-06-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

WARRINGTON, June II. lsee.-Jsy Cooke 4
%. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
ernmsnt seeuritica
The national Republican., 1869-06-14
DKPARrNRrr on SrArR,l

WAsHfroror, June 10, ls6D. 4
Information has been received at this De.
partment from Mr.. Owen N. Long, the con-
sui Of the United States at Panama, United
States Of Colombia, Of the death, on the 10th
Of May, 1859, at sea, Of GsoRoE PAGE, late
master Of the ship Washington.
The national Republican., 1869-06-14
New Advertisements.

E'oR RENT.-Two unfurnished ROOMS on hrst
II noor Of House No. 495 Eleventh street, be.
tween Peansylyauia avenue and B street. Very
Eleventh street. iaiI.St.
The national Republican., 1869-06-14

CAPTAIN PAAF, Of the Hollandish war
vessel Lesmburg, was drowned at Kingston,
Jamaica, on the lst inst.
The national Republican., 1869-06-14
DEpARrnssr or srArr,

Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. Owen NJ. Long, the con-
sui Of the United States at Panama, United
States Of Colombia, Of the death, on the Goth
of September, 1867, at Aspinwall , Of wN.
RILEY
The national Republican., 1869-06-14
3@GoLD co. I.,,s. sopA :, Arys41IdI.s mATEa AhD MD

n5Ts COLD SODA wATER AND
~ Pure Syrups at fERGUS0N'S Drug
stofe corner Of First street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. Capitol Hill. To prevent the soda trade from
dispsnsing medIciues, assirtauee has been scared
to take exclusive charge OF the soda fountain, Fif
teen tickets for VI cash. No soda sold on Sunday.
jel.lm
~.CALL At KOLB's FOR THE
~ IMPROVED SODA from Tho TRIUMPH,
May Building, corner Of 7th and sts myH-lm
N53r- HALF PRICE TO LABORING
AsS PEOPLE for Dentistry by DR.. A. PRATT.
Il Ci1elnnsu.l onee, d7 seventh street. between