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Ex-Mayor James Harper, who was thrown
from his carriage in Fifth avenue, New York,
on Thursday evening and died On Sunday, was
the senior number of the great publishing firm
OF Harper Brothers, and vas born In Newto wn,
Long Island, in 1885. He learned the art of
printing in New York, beg inning az the age of
IL, and on attaining to his majority, with his
brothers entered upoL the business in which
the firm subsequently, made a world. wide rep
utauon The brothers set their own types and
worked their own presses in their early days.
In l-ii Mr.. Harper was made Mayor of New
York city, and in that position MS business
capacity was conspicuous In his private al
fairs. In October. lo53, the HarPers' buildings
nine in number, were burnt 70 the ground and
MIR. Harper having beer asked the ne 1t morn
ing how much the firm intended TO pay their
creditors. replied, lone hundred cents on the
collar" They paid dollar for dollar, ana then
erected the magnificent fire-proot building
which they now occupy. MIR. Harper retired
from sctIve business about ten years ago, and
was Known as one OF the best OF the solid citi-
zens Of New York.
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The intelligence that . Spanish war steamer
arrived n Havana, with Mr.. T. r. Codrington
(tne Consular Agent of the United States at
Gioara)a prisoner on board and In irons, on
suspicion that he was suspected OF completely
WIN the rebellion, excitss considerable ne VS.
paper Comment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-30

The New York Tribune makes a vigorous
defence Of Senator Fenton from the attacks of
the Post, charging upon that paper q purpose
to betray and destroy the Republican party.
The Tribune reviews the testimony brought
forward by the Post to the disad vantage of
Governor Fenton, and says il he can be i'm
peached on such testimony, no mans character
il safe. The washington correspondent OF the
Tribune writes:
sThe serious charges against Senator Fenton,
which have lately oeen made the EreI al
Post and other journals OF New York lave
excited general comment here, especially
among New York politieaus. A feeIog o;
indignation prevails among tn ex-Goyeruor's
friends ana those who have known him the
longest They have advised him TO pay No
attention TO the attacks thus made by in terested
persons. and say thai tue charges will not be
believed any more readily NO W than " hen they
were originally made, since which time the
Legislature of New York has elected him to
the United States Senate. This of itself, they
assert, l. a sufC Ient refutatIon of the charges.
20 far as Secretary Boutwell, and other heads
# departments here are concerned. they can
not undertake TO investigate all the charges
made against Senators and Representatives by
their enemies. but must &C ept the fact Of their
icing the peoples representatives,, ana treat
them &C ordingly.
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Holland has abolished the stamp duty on
newspaper, and to make mp Tor the dencisucv
thus occasioned, has raised the duty ON lio nors
BY 20 doing the Dutch placs a premium on
education, and endeaver to discourage intemp.
erance. The removal OF the Newspaper stamp
VIII probably tend to q beneficial revision Of
the postal arrangements between holland and
other countries-
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10 Adverusers.-our advertising patrons
are requested to send IN their favors before
IL O'Clock m, as advertisements received
later cannot be insured an insertion in
iEs STAR of the same day, on account Of
the pressure Of news matter after that hour
Win every disposition to accommodates, we
lad ourselves obliged TO lay down this rule
and adhere to IT.
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10 supply the want OF money Cuban bind,
VIII soon be placed IN the markets Of the lea T.
ing eites OF the Union, when the friends of
the cause VIII nave an opportunity Of demon.
stra, ng their sincerity I'm an ,n.c,..I
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Joe Jefferson, the greatest living Comedian.
commences brief engagement a, the Natioaal
Theatre TINS evening 10 his Celebrated inner.
o1siion OF KIP Van Winkls." OF course the
theatre will be crowded.
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scriber has obtained from the Orphans' Court
Of Washington County In the district Of Column
bic, letters testamsntsry on the personal estste
sogaiy: 3; e., deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby warned
70 exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof,
20 the subscriber, on before the 9th day OF
Guided from all benenf Of the said estate. Given
ia S1s Nv mex S'' f q Executor ss
OBPHANs' COURT, March n ls6s-DIsrKIcr
~ OF COLUMBIA. Washington county. to srtt In
the case Of UATHARINE v. CHAPLIN. Ad-
tm MI Of Heman L; Chaplin, deceased.
bstion Of TIE Orphans Court Of WASN'T ngt IN Coun-
ty aforesaid, appointed TUESDAY, the 9th day O:
April; A d 1859, for the final settlement and
and OF the assets in hand, rs far as the have
been collected and turned into money; whan and
ceased are notified to attend, with their Claims
properly youched. they may other wise by law be
excluded from all benefit in said eassd est ate
week for three weeks in the Evening Star, pre-.
Test: JAS. B. O'BEIRNe.
ma 3Vlaw3w Register Of Wills. z
l. WAsHINsroN. b. O March 10. 1869.
On the petition Of GEORGE .FOWLEK, Of
EeyWWG1nR Corn Con for hiu ELF spa s0PMRHNIA
ford, Conn administrators of the estate Of Be
GTssse Fowler. deceased, praying for an extension
OF patent granted TO the sail George. Fowler and
for an Improvement in Machines for Fuuchinp
Metal this application hsyine been authorz cd by
a'I o. rdersd 9Ss .s March 1889. ,.,.
this ONCE On Che 7th day Of June next. Any
person may oppose this extension. ObJections
this ofhce twenty days before the dsy Of bearing.
misc 1sw3w Commissioner OF Patents
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- L Z CT BE By
JOHN Ii. GOU CHI,
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 3OrH,
AT The
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
Corner 10th and @ streets.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
Corner 10th and @ streets.
SUBJECT HABIT"
(First time delivered here)
Lecture commences at O'Clock:
* S. BOOK :.s sss: ;ns
street, opposite Post ONCE. ma q ST.
~NOTICK IL HEREBY GIVEN To rHr
IE y es sh.. tSs sara.i
election for Board Of Directors of said Com pany
Int Esf 9. sss
pm. J9s y Rr = ikIHIAHRss9s,
m.a. SAMUEL EM1RY;
rBaLLs HAIR RENEwER AT 10 CTS.
S,u ny stock being Very ex.ensive at present,
Ghevalier'.' Montsomerys. TsSbetts' Ayers,
Mrs. Aliens, Woods, Icons. at much less
than fegnlsr prices Also, California Wines and
-. AErHuR NsTrASs: Druggist,
ma 10 I'm. Corner I'd and d streets north.
rEOTIOE TO COUNTY TAx-PAYERs.
Al the m Getting Of the Lew Court. held on Nm.
day; arch LIST: lsSs the following resolutions we're
sLs.l be as fellows
For school Tax, IS cents on sioo;
For Pelics Tax Is cents on 500;
oSed nat cn the # be
May FIVE Per cent II paid before sAs
JAMES PILLING. Collector
once over National Metropolitan Bank 18th st =,
opposite Treasury Department mar3-lm
0TBANKEUPf ICY The last amendment of
w the Bankrupt Law provides that in all pro-
ceed1ngs con meEced alter the first day Of January
lot9, NO discharge shall be granted to Q debtor
whose assets ali not be equal to nifty per centum
the claim pTored against his estate, pom which
shall be liable a. Principal debtor. This clause
does net, however. shut out from the benefit Of the
Law AL poor DEBTORS, for 10 further provides that
certain petitioners. and ell who comply with GER.
tain conditions, can receive their discharges
the pToyi,on In view of its limitations and excep,
tons, debtors without assets still applying for
the benefit Of the law in all parts OF the country
Persons in this District who still wish to avail
themselves Of its benefit, and who have no assets
should examine carefully whether they are in
cluded IN the terms of the limitation The sub.
fcriber will give Information this subject Of all
times without charge.
GEO. MASON,
Attorney, atLsv and Solicitor in Bankruptcy,
City Hall. Ia
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Prem Shiilineton We have Good Word. IA.
ne To9sg for March
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LJUNDRRDe OF DOLLA Rs S.,. ~. 1870:
II the enb.csibsn OF the WAsHiHSfOs = % %
EEAHTIrLk AeEsCY :, once 4sS IN 81. bet ssn
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THHREvoLrTIoH IN CuBA.-In tbs outskirts
OF Cardenas Saturday night the patrols were
nred upon. The fire was returned, and two
Cubans were killed. several wounded, aad one
were defeated Sunday near trinidad. fsis-
graphic communications with Cienfuegos were
restored on Sunday. Troops we're arriving
Diario publishes the following news from
Cienfuegos district. The Government troops
have completely surrounded the rebe forces
eral Buesta, with 800 regulars, LEFT Cienfue-
Cos yesterday to attack the insurgents in the
mountains near Siguanca- He expec to effect
a junction near that point with a column ad.
vancing from Trinidad under General Esca-
terte.
fused to pas. bill opening the Boston Public
Library on Sundays. -
~The New York Medical College for
Women held its sixth annual Com msu cement
on Tuesday, and graduated a class OF ten doc
~The Providence Board OF Alder men have
voted to raise the price Of liquor licenses.
Bar licenses are to be $500
~THE FOURTH WARO REPUsLIOAN
and ss %.ss e;
All % ,ss ss[d =:
ng q shs sSfash At !. ga
Fellows Hall, on Tuesday, the soth instant. at
"a O'Clock , m. All members are specially re.
Questsd 10 be present, and 20 bring their friends
IT. Per order. L. DEANB, Secretary.
nTGRAND srERrOPTICONE EXHIBITION,
uS &C ST. MATTH8WB IueTIfUcE
sIeet, Eetween l4tn and 18th, THURSDAY. April
j, end FrIDAY, april 2, at 8 .. m. Tickets, "a
cents; Children, ID cents. Vocal and instrumental
Music pected. ma 80 4t
vi, o.. o. y. METROPOLIS LODGE,
NO 16.-Ofhcers and members of Ne.
troToli. Lodge No rs 1. U. o. p, are hereby
notified that q special meeting the Of Lodge
will be held THIS tTuesday) EVENING"
at bali pest seven o'clock, to maze arran zemsuts
for the coming auniversary Of the order foil
attendance IL therefore earnestly desired and re-
specifically requested By order ofN q.
m5o IL FRANK =. GRANT. Rec. sec'y.
~ o. F.-COLUMBIA LODUa No,
uS 10-At the regular meeting on THC Rs
DAY BVEnlHG, April I, matters Of much i'm
portsr c. viii be considere0; in cd 4 ion which
arrangements wil entered into for the pro posed
trip to Philadelphia to celebrate the SENT Cen
tenfal Anniversary. As the meeting will be an
interesting one every member Is earnestly re-
MA aI-2S John A MOULDEN Rec Gao
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"HAV1NNERS FAMILY BRRAD.n
This unequaIled Bread 10 nov for sale bv mo., NJ
the leading Grocers Of the city.
baked, in McKeszies Patent oven: is sIwars
sweet, white, nutritious, and is guaranteed 70
CAUTION "A great deal Of Bread fs sold for
esvenner o" which never came from our stab
nshment. 70 prevent as far a. possible, this dis
honesty: We have supplied all our authorized Gro.
anime tor yourselves. jas 3m
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The swim and substantial etesmer, m
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Denses through Baltimore 10 avoided by this rout
freight from BoGeon shSald Be consigned . the
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HAvHNNERr CRACKERS
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TEETH ATTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
No charge viii be made for extract ing xber. Ar
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DENTISTRY.

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OPERATIVE DENTIsr.
w a. fehis ave, bet. Eth and 18th streets
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onshI.u.y attended TO. aud on the mostd
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OF fhte desired Pure NtsOss OrIfs tSo, CON-
x.aItly on nGad Tor extracting eeth without main
ONCE sstisiactiOn in every particuisr' no loiys
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~ ogon 10y reception 81 Pupils For -
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~CHCkCH OF THE INCARNATION (P
READINGS AND ROTATIONS
MRS PKrrisGpUu Krua

and other Lady Readers
NoOAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
AT Lecture room. Church Of the ri On any &c
March 81, ~ p. m
:, Tickets, Cto be had ct Blanchard q Mobuu =.
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ID CAMILLE AGENCY. Office l99 18th ST.
betV e, and E.
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nRIssMAkIN0-r Tho establishment OF tn,
= late JOHN RENIsCa will be Continued with
the Cutter. which has been here sc verai month";
also, Patterns Cut ''ies
mao 81 MRS RRNrSou
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-10-29
THANKSGIVING,
Proclamation by the Governor.

The President of the United States
has set apart Thursday, the 18th day
OF November next, as q day of
Thanksgiving to the God of our na-
tions, for His blessing during the
past year. Ohio, behind none in
blessings, should be behind none in
gratitude. With heslth, plenty and
peace, our population has steadily
increased, our industry has been re
~arded with abundance, our public
schools and other means of education
AVE borne rich fruitage, and the
'eligion of the Bible has blessed and
:heered US all.
Therefore, /, Rutherford B. Hayes,
Governor of the State of Ohio, in
compliance with the religious senti
-nent Of the people, and the good
custom of our fathers, do appoint
Thursday, the 18th day of November
next, as day of thanksgiving, and
recommend all of the citizens of the
State on that day to lay aside their
ordinary pursuits, to assemble in the
'anctuaries for prayer and praise,
and to remember in their worship
and at their homes, the poor and the
Borrowing; for God hath said
'Whosoeyer offereth praise glorifieth
ne. He that oppresseth the poor
,eproacheth his Maker, but he that
,onoreth Him hath mercy on the
door,"
In testimony whereof, / have here
into set my hand, and caused the
yreat seal of the State of Ohio to be
fixed at Columbus this 25th day of
October, A. d., 1869
RUTHERFORD B. HAYES.
By the Governor
ISAAC R. SHERWOOD, Sec'y of State.
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20 arrest Mr.. George Knisely on
,uspicion of having committed the
murder, and the facts brought out in
the examination by the coroner's
Jury, justified the suspicion. Knise-
ly has since confessed committing
the homicide; he had blood upon
his clothes when arrested. He and
Sir. O'Bryan got into whisky quar-
rel, and O'Bryan was stabbed with a
knife in the left breast, making an
incision in the pericardium and sew
ering one of the pulmonary arteries,
after which he walked, unaided, eigh-
ty-four rods, and fell down and died.
The other night drunken man start
ed home from the scene of his de-
bauchery, went into the stable to
sleep, and by his cigar or matches
set fire to the building he was to'
drunk to rake his escape, and was
pulled out of The burning embers
burnt TO a crisp. Thus the loss OF
two lives within week, caused indi-
rectly by rum-sellers. Would that
those whisky dealers could be made
suffer the heart-rcnding anguish, the
pains and privations of those widows
and orphans, made such by their
traffic. May God hasten the hour.
and speed us to prepare for pro
hibitory law. OBSERVER.
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LETTER FROM FOSTORIA.
FOsToRIA. O. Oct. 81. 1869.

FosroRIA, o., Oct 81, 1869.
Ed. JEFF Your Fostoria CORES
pondent, like bad penny, will keep
returning, notwithstanding you may
send him away every week or two.
This cold weather drives us near the
stove, and we must have something
to do, if it is nothing more than tax
ing the patience of the reading com
nunity through the medium of an
editor. Did your people at Findlay
get alarmed at the nocturnal roaring
that disturbed the quiet slumbers o;
the citizens of Fostoria, last night ?
We are at loss to know from whence
came such mysterious sounds. Lest
you nay not have been disturbed, l
will explain: Between two and
three o'clock this morning. many OF
our citizens were awakened by a
deep, roaring noise, something like
distant laundering, only more of a
roaring, and less of rumbling noise.
The noise seemed to come from the
north and die away in the south; it
lasted several minutes. 1t could not
have been an earthquake, as no shock
was felt. Nothing could be seen or
felt, the sound being the only thing
that any one here experienced, that
seemed strange.
One night last week, the barn OF
Mr.. Michaels. of Liberty township,
Seneca county, containing several
hundred bushels OF wheat, all his hay
and other feed for winter, was burn
ed. have not learned whether he
had any insurance on it or not. The
cause of the fire is unknown, but is
to have been the work OF
an incendlary-
The team of Mr.. David Hayes
took fright, one day last week, and
went dashing down Main Street at
. fearful rate,scatteriDg the wagon in
pieces along the street, but did no
:urther damage than to leave the
wagon in rather a demoralized look
ng condition.
The weather has caught great
many of our farmers with their ap-
,les ungathered, and some of them
With their potatoes not dug. 1t is to
,e hoped that this weather is Only
he forerunner of long season OF
indian summer. J. r.
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the great chances open TO them; it tells every
body just what they ought to know, about the
vast resources and wonderful progress in every
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And we do further order and direct that the
several terms of said courts shall commence
on the first day of each OF said terms at eight
o'clock. \. NJ.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, We issue this, our
order, for the purpose aforesaid, at said Court
House, on this the 18th day of September, A.
ID. 1863.
A. S. LATTA,
Us. CONKLIN,
JAMES MCKENZIE, ,.
CHESTER X. MOTT, '"uses'
JAMES PILLARS,
+. NJ. PHELPS.
To the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
o. Hancock county, Ohio, who is hereby di-
rected to publish this Order for three consecu-
tive weeks in each of the several papers pub
lished in said county.
The STATE Of Ohio, Hancock County, s. s.:
I,JAMES DENNISON, Clerk of the Court of
Common Pleas of Hancock county, Ohio, do
hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true copy
of the Order made by the Judges above named,
at Tiffin, for the times of holding Courts in
this District. JAS. DENNISON, Clerk.
BY w. w. SIDDALI-, Deputy Clerk.
Findlay, o., Sept u, ls69-no2lt3.