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y WAEHINUTuh, u "a Jul PIT ,,y,0',
On the petition OF q, b. BEKrRAsD. Of New York,
y, praying for the extension q patent
granted lO him tho Oih day OF oetoper' islo'ior
an Improvement in Sugar FiltereTs:
i Is Tered that s,id petition DO heard At this
may oppIso this extension. objectlons, deposit
TONS, nai other papers shoqld be lled In this
SAMUEL USHER,
ComnlsslonT Of PAtent,
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OAK HALL.CLoTHISG HOUSE, 400 Seventh
street, opposite Post Office, advcrtises In the
REPUBLICAN. \
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FINE WHITE SHIRTS, 75c., 81, $50, 81,
street, between d and L. No Branch Store.
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7 7
- wAsBIsGTos, Sept. 9, 1860.
On the petition Of SErH SIMMONS, OF PToyi-
denCc, K. administrator OF the estate Of Nathan
simmons, deceased, praying for the extension Of a
patent granted to tho said Nathan simmons, on the
N day Of December, 1855, for an Improvement In
Cloth stretching Rollers;
1t Is ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed on the 9th day OF November next, that the
time for hling the Arguments and the Examiner .
aud that said petition be hoard on the 22d day OF
November next.
Any person may oppose this extension.
..,,, ,,,.- osAAgEL USHER,
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL.


oRiicg or THR SBRdEAST-AT-ARNs,
WAsnIEuTOS, September q, 1859
Sealed proposals will be received al this oaiee
until i2In., Of THURSDAY. October 81 next, for
tho delivery to the Senate Of the United States OF
eight hundred tons $40 pounds to ths ton Of best
WI 20 Ash Furnace Goals also, for one hundred
and twenty cords o. best Bakers Pine Wood, aud
fHI any cord, Of good merchantAble Oak Wood,
The coal 20 bs thoroughly screened, the wood
well seasoned, and the whole packed away In the
Senate vaults, under the direction Of the chief en-
gineer or assistants who will ALSO weigh the coal
aud measure the wood. JOHN X, fHENvH.
sep2iwit nt-At.Arms.
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MEssRs. SAKs Il Co. have opened their
Winter stock Of Overcoats, left over from
last season, and will offer them at very low
prices to close them out. They have an en-
tire now stock Of Fall Overcoats, adapted to
the present season, prices ranging from s.
to $40. They are located at 5l7 Seventh
street.
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DISTRICT COURr-Judgc Oiin.-This court
made the following orders yesterday:
BOUNTY CAsks.
United States VS.. Claimants for bounty In
the Western gulf squadron.
This Is a case several times before reported,
In which tho officers and men Of the Western
Gulf sGu.dron, serving at the capture OF New
Orleans, seek to recover bounty money for
Confederate vessels destroyed on the Lower
Mississippi. Tho claim arises out OF an act
Of Congress which authorizes the payment OF
prize money for rebel vessels destroyed by the
United States naval forces. The main In.
quiry In the suit 10 as to the value of the
ships destroyed, and for this purpose some OF
the archives OF the rebel government have
been introduced.as testimony, General Butler,
who appears for the claimants, urging that
they are the very best possible evidence on
the subject.
After some statements by General Butler,
the case waa referred to Com missioner X. ID.
Muzzey for the purpose Of taking testimony.
Admiral farrAgut and others vs.. Ship Me-
tropolis, This is a claim OF a similar charAc.
ter on the ship (prize OF war; which was not
sold, but was taken into the service OF the
| United States.
OF motion, the defendants were peremp-
torily directed to Tile an answer to the libel In
this case within thirty days.
| Adjourned.
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CRIMIsAL CouRT-Judge Oiin.-This court
was occupied as follows yesterday;
Alexander Ewell. Assault on Lucinda Spen.
Ger on the sth day OF July last. lie was con-
Victed.
The District attorney declined to prosecute
in the following cases:
David r. smith, assault on VIM. Z. Harrison
on the 10Th of July last.
Frederick Kunst stealing horse from Henry
Bond on the 18th OF July last.
George Bowie, larceny OF two bottles OF co.
logne from Daniel Herbert.
George Hawkins, larceny of s2s from Chas.
A. upperman, on the nth OF July last.
Adjourned
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FOR JUDICIAL ADJuDICATIoS.-Durin last
summer Mr.. j. W. Hutton, OF this city, was
engaged by the Lime and Lumber Company OF
Front Royal, Va, to erect certain lime klins
NJ the company's works. After the kilnH
were completed, Mr.. Hutton presented his
claim against the company, the amount Of
which was disputed. 1t wss then agreed tha
me matter should be settled by compromise
week since at the office Of Justice Klopfer for
the purpose indicated, The case was then
postponed until Monday afternoon at the
short consultation, Mr.. Marsh, counsel for the
company, stated that he could not ompromis SO
the matter by arbitration, and that Mr.. Hutton
would have to recover his claim, II possible,
through the mediation OF law suit. we learn
that Mr.. ii. will Immediately bring suit
against the company for the amount OF hls
claim, aggrcgating some u, 100.
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by all druggists and grocers.

THE Tailoring Department Of the Messrs.
ssks q Co., 5l7 Seventh street, is at present
supplied with very choice stock OF domes-
tic English and French Cloths, Cassimeres,
Cheviot, Melton, Tricot, Grapes, Castor
Beaver, Fancy Vestings, &C., to which they
desire to call YOUR attention.
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ORPHANS CoURT-JudJe Purcell. This court
was occupied as follows yesterday;
LAST WILLS.
The last will Of Margaret Finnegan, which
was fled as reported on the 3d2f August,was
admitted to probate.
LETTERS TgsTAMEsTARY.
LAWRENCE Fleming qualified as executor OF
Margaret Finnegan, giving bond In $500, with
NJ. Carpenter and John Oangan as sureties.
Annie NJ. Smith qualified as admin stratrix
Of i. A. smith, giving bond In u 900, with d.
I. Robinson and John u. Howard as sureties.
orARDtANR.
Benjamin Q. King qualiaed as guardian OF
Jonathan J. Thomas, giving bond In sl,O 900,
with Ahner 7. q. Shoemaker and l.. l.. Bur.
nett as sureties.
Eliza Lease qualified rs guardian OF her
chiIdren's estate, giving bond In u 900, with
II. Eberling and NJ. NJ. q uinlan as sureties.
APPRENTICES.
John Grouse, colored, was bound Rs appren.
tiee to aassaway Waters to learn the business
OF house servant.
The final account of Harrison Taylor's OK.
ecutOrs, showing an over pay ment OF 1901 81.
The final account OF Am wilkins executors
with a balance of t353T3.
The fourth account OF John MeGee's guar.
dian, with tT2,49 oyerpaid.
The second account OF NJ. Il. Ragan's guar
dian, with balance of tT4T4T, also, OF Anr
Ragsn's guardian, with a balance Of t502 O.
also, Of Catharine Raglan, showing a balance o.
S5T2l5.
Adjourned
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Police lsTELsIGEsOg.-GeOrge Miller, for
violating Levy Court ordinance, was fined
IS by Justice Wall.
Thomas CisHell, for violating q health ordl.
nance, paid Is fine to Justice Weaver.
X. Gross, for Indecent exposure, was tned
o. by Justice Harper,
Emmett laser, colorei, was arrested by OH.
Ger Fitzpatrick as = fugitive from Justice, and
turned over to the marshal Of the District
Samuel Ward was indiscreet enough to dis
charge the contents of his guu In the street,
for which he was fined - by Justice Chase.
Mary Barrett, charged with Interfering with
Dtieer Barley, was fined 20 by Justice
Schmidt,
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THE COURTS.


SUPREME Oounr OF THE UsIrED STATES.
Tuesday, October 8, 1s6o,-1he Supreme Court
Of the, United states me, at the Capitol at IL
Present, Chief Justice Chase, and justices
Swaine, Clifford and Davis.
At the bar appeared General u. T. Butler,
Judge Black, General Caleb Gushing and
other distinguished lawyefs. -
There being no quorum 10 attendance the
The Arrival OF the other justices ia daily
expected, and the court viii proessd to bust.
ness In a few days.
Eor,rv Counr--Judoe Ohiu.-Tbe Ootobe,
doctet in this eourt viii be called this morn.
ing' ~ wbieh fsct ali attorneys are reousstsd
10 fske malice
The following interloeutory orders were
We.ton vs. Moo,e al al, Deorec oonarmio9
,o,a,, ~ anditn, ana di,.ct,ns S,st,ihrs,nn
81 gans. Il" PSe bsins
nnns ~ ~. mi hs Si.sn hin Nv ouhi,s st,nn
~ ra, y, az 'e' "A' "
La -. piaso,, Dse,ee ,ro oon fam .v.,n.,
oh psss,,s :, psn,, Tn, ,on,, mad. . s.,,,.
nj al 4, Xxi. cs.a ' "'""' 'eN'''
p,n e Dturv Al al o,ds, nj ,ofo,.,,.
to suditor to Export on Trustees sss s,
rbera be,ns an inf.nt se5enas,t IN XXI. n1a
saS he ~ "snna.s,ns ,hs NJ ~ Il 80 n,
reeted TO bring lin into court that ruasdIao
S.b.tncr ~ Al 90 Nnhoi tn 4. 6.rs. n,
M, s.n,ns an,s.,ea Senraa ,ra ussnann'
aots,es asn.,ppspt him ''''P'"'o'v'''"" "'
n.ieh ~ p.i,h n.,,.. IA, ,.Ltn. Iii, ,.-
ooDess.od s"'' W. ''"s vs." 'o'
I.omsr %. sm,,iwood orse, N, t,,,,.. IN
sbow c.u.e why he shonid not 10 nomn.,i.J ~
Ala bis report NV w '''P'"'' w
TWO n,vnncs oAsys-ruy uvarrptrs nv NAT.
p,vasx VI
The following matri1oni,i e,,.. wcr. co,.
adhered: $50 49, S
Tsnrietta stew.rt o, Jose,b s,ev.,t TIT.
4. a netItinn fnr divorce ram thn Road. -,
matsimonv' II sets fortb thai ths n,rtiss war;
marrled on the I'm ri March. isaI and M
both are ye.ijents Of IN. n,sp,,rt hnt IN ~
defs nj MAJ crueiiv treatcd the 20 m nj NJ
and has committed sJulterv win x ala Stayy,
al dn,jns tha moa,hs ~ Iyy,w .na hws'yr.. =,
AZ tha astanaant's 49, 1 hs.aas ~
G,npt rsanteS the ,fsintiT issvs ~ ,..,i1.
and tbe csse viii oome nn TO- an.i hessiny,
in few months 0' v" wi """i he"''"s
John orsbsm vs.. s.,Iie o,.h.m Tht. 4.
bill FOR divorce fied nv a bn.hsnS .,i.sin. ~
tennernnce and adniterv IN the nast ~ ~.
wills Win WiIIiam Dsyis ard Tho. nann,nn
we nubiisheI The snbsts,ss ~ III. hi ~ ~.
time ID was i,Ied, Tho wiz vesterdsy aisa Ne,
answer, denying both tho eharges of intsm.
pernoce and aduItery' She sl1egcs vnriom.
acts Of ill.tcmper on The part OF he plnintif.
bcr assinst ~ gsii thrnwinr IN, s W , ~
her, giving her no fuel. and theeatening m M
occasion 10 throw the lamp AT her and sci her
m nc sns h,rn NJ ~ ~ nj ~" S.. 80 ~ !.
e,IlsI her yi,s n,mea and tb,,estsn.d 10 s,sit !
ber Win a ch.I, n .ha Iia nnt pa.ne,to snnss
on another ocr,s,on nroen,;ne LAVA gn,s,
and cSssiar defendant from The bos,ss. AZ
The answer then GOES on. Thi. S.fs ,Jent go.
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IN THE sUPRsME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
l OF COLUMBIA,

ordered Thai he tales made and reported by
john D. Ellis, trustee In this cause, be ratified and
confirmed. unless cause 70 The contrary thereof be
shown on or before the 18th day OF OetobeT next ;
provided copy Of this order be inserted In some
nawspaper printed and Published Ia the city Of
Washington, once Ia each Of three successive
weeks before said lith day u October next
by order VI the Court.
True cOpy-Test: R. J. MEIGS
sep22 W3w Clerk.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Mr. X. A. Phillips
has sold two lots on his North Arlington
estate-one OF 5lf acres to A. p. whitney, esq,
Of the Treasury Department, and to Hiram
Zimmerman, of the War Department, a lot OF
~ acres adjacent-both at ti6o per acre.
Thomas T.. Waggaman, real estate broker
and Auotionser, has sold the northeast corner
Of Twentieth. and I streets, imp roved by
frame, used as store, to George johnson, for
5000.
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Broke CBLL-A eoloFed boy named Edward
Thompson was arrested by Officer White,
store OF August Sohl. He was taken to the
Seventh precinct station and locked up "a a
cell but when he was sent for to have a hear.
Ing, the bird had down, having broken his
cage,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-06

IMPROVEMENT ON CAPITOL HILL.-Samuel
Strong has just executed contract to erect
sixteen tour story houses on A street south,
between Second and Third streets east, at a
convenience, and their erection not a small
one OF the many improvements going on in that
section Of our city.
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Mr.. s, p. wRisLgY, successor to II. W.
Hamilton & % at his new store on Ninth
street, young Mems Christian Association
bulldog has stock OF slate and marble m an-
tells, slabs, bureau tops, hearths, CRATES, &c,
&o., that are not only worthy tho attention of
purchasers, but are worth visit from those
who appreciate perfection 10 the mechanic
arts,
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LABORERs TO he PAID.-J. Sayles Brown,
disbursing clerk, will commence this morning
to pay or the Corporation laborors of the
sixth ward, AZ the corner Of and Eighth
streets east,
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THR INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE meet
Ing OF the Investigating committee was called
for last night, but In the absense Of witnesses
vcstigstior is dying out, aud II 10 expected
that the committee will close Its labors during
the present week.
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The Clifton House, No. $40 Eleventh street,
east side, near Pennsylvania avenue, opened
few days ago, and Is now In successful on.
GRAFTON, under the gentlemanly superintend.
cnt, MIR. p. II. Hale.
This house has been fitted up In n neat and
plain atyle, The best socks and the most no.
lite and gentlemanly walters have been en-
pioyed, with the dining rooms so arranged as
to give satisfaction to Its guests. Free lunch
at IL a. IN.
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LOCAL NOTICES.


MANY AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PHYsI-
CLANS prescribe Hof's Malt Extract as
tonic, as wen as pleasant remedy TOT dys-
consumptive and weak persons.
Eminent physicians Of New York say:
4" We have used HoG's Malt Extract In prac-
tlce, and the results have been such a. to
fully Justify the claims made for it; we feel
certain that II Is destined to supply want
long felt"
The Tailoring Department Of the Messrs.
seks a. Co., 5l7 Seventh street, Is at present
supplied with very choice stock OF domes-
tic English and French Cloths, Cassimeres,
Beaver, Fancy Vestlngs, &C., to which they
desire to call your attention.
-
MEssRs. SAKs " Co. have opened their
Winter stock Of Oyercoats, left over from
prices to close them out. They have an en-
tire now stock of Fall Overcoats, adapted to
the present season, prices ranging from sS
TO $40. They are located at 5l7 Seventh
street. v
CLOTHING! CLoTuISG!! CLOTHING u! for
Gentlemen, Boys and Children. Our stock
Ia unsurpassed In style, workmanship and
material, while our prices are lower than the
OAK HALL CLOTHING House,
400 seventh ST., opposite Post Office.
p,. ,o.,.,.. ..,u,
hhNls, uestinS 70 purchase Boys wear,
street and post themselves In regard to
prices, styles,Sc. Theii stock OF School Wear
| Is at present very large and complete, and u
purchaser as we'll as the seller. \
| -
| BuRT's BOOTS! "BuRT's BooTS'-For the
stock ever In store At CUMMING, $40
Seventh street, next to X and Northern Mar
ket. /
BUSINESS SUITS, n very gcutcel suit, all
wool, at SIS; Coat Frock Style, a superior
article, at SEQ, and a first class article at
'"''''
| Bunr,s FnEscH KIN. "Bronze.n "Tur-
kew. % "Casbmere Foxed. - hinton and Raj
new STOCK Just received ~ Cummins', 3lT
| Seventh street, next to Northern Market.
| -
BURr's FALL Doors FOR LAp1Es.-Burt's
| new styles in great profusion at Cummins'
49,, 20 " .S Nn.,tnu' 49,, "a s.''"'h '''IS'
$50
s.yr xopp No~py o,a h,, ,our Corts,
Furnishing Goods at the Original Franc, 4oi
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HIGHWAY RoBBEnr.-Aboutl IL o'clock on
Monday plight, while Samuel X. Bowen was
proceeding to his residence, on Twelfth street
between y and ID streets, he was attacked by
robbed him Of s25. The villains made good
their escape,
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Iowa AssoCIATGOS-We call attention to
the advertisements In this mornings Issue rth.
tive TO the Iowa Association, All pcTruus
from that State are cordially invited to ba
present,
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THE invariabie success OF building associa.
filing up of the subscription books OF the ne "
association about organizing before the NEE I.
Ing on Monday next. See list OF piaoss who're
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DR.. JosErH TABsR JOHNSON, for'some time
past connected with the Post Once Depart
ment, has resigned his position to devote him
self exclusively to the practice Of his profes-
sion, and has established himself at the corner
OF Tenth and NJ streefs.
q. A, R.-Post Lincoln, No. 8, meets this
evening, at 1880 o'clock.
The Logon DkALERs' ASSOCIATION mects
at Tradet Union Hall this hftc rho at p M.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-03-25

DpFy1Ne TIE PEopLE.-LastlN November
the State of Missouri gave aboutnineteenI
thousand majority against negro suffrage
Now the Neutrality-suspicious. OF that Stabs'
has ratified the proposed negro suffrage
amendment ofthe Constitution. Michigan.
last year gave forty thousand majority
against negro suffrage, and her Legis!aEss
ture has ratified the proposed amendment. /.
Kansas also gave u majority against negro
suffrage in 1867. Now the Legislature te q, 3,
that State has ratified the snffra age'amendi;-;
ment. This amendment is now to be fore,
ed through other States.in defiance Of the
will Of the people, and against their pro;
test. The voters are not to be;consulted,
and the measure is to be carried through,
if possible, by trickconceived and adop'
ted at Washington. The scheme will react
upon its authors. =. :.
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PENDLEroN FAcroRE-Ws had the
pleasure, during the, present. week, .-et
making flying visit. to this fonrishingg
factory, near Pendleton village, and r re-. e.
ceiving the polite attention Of the gentle
manly proprietors,. Mr.: Perry ,,aIal and Capt.
Roberts. We were shown through The The
entire establishment, and had the grati6;; atfit6l;;
cation Of witnessing the manufacturing ih a.
its various stages, The machinery Is 81
the newest and most improved 'descrip;;
tion, making the best fabrics withthe least
expenditure of labor. They run : two
thousand spindles, and the profits for one
year wele such as to- enable the proprie-
tors to double the capacity OF the 'tstab5
lishment.. We ewould boeglad to seq the
day when our District w:!fboast ofarfac.
tory so profitable to its proprietors, and
so bene6cialtot the pub|ic.--Ab6er resss
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-03-25

= The maopfassure of superphosphates
in this country was commenced about
eighteen years ago. From that time II
has gradually increased, until now about
10000 tons, representing money vaina
of rather less than four millions OF dollars,
are annually SOLD. .s..as
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DEATH OF EX-GOVERNOR McW1LL1E,.--
We learn by the Canton (Miss) Nal, that that
Elk. Governor Melville died on the Sd in
stsnt, of paralysis, in the seventy'fi'h
year Of his age. Governor Melville was
q native of South Carolina, and proml.
ncnt politician, but removed to Mississippi
twenty-five years ago, nnd was soon elec,
ted to Congress on the general ticket of
the Democratic party. In 1854 he was
elected to the Senate Of Mississippi from
Madison and Scott counties, and succeed
ed Gov. McRae as Governor of the State
According to the Richmond Enquirer,
Sumner SO hates anything white that he
refuses white pocket hankerchiefs, never
wears white neck-tie. avoids white-wash-
ed rooms, mover wears white kid gloves,
dislikes snow, takes lpecac in preference
to magnesia, writes on colored paper, has
his boots BACKED at evcry corner, defends
the yellow fever, 'mitigates the black vom-
it, objects to the bleeding of calves, be-
cause it makes meat white, and never rolls
up the whites of his eyes.
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Yours Truly,
TIM. L1NKINWATER.
New ORLEANS, March 10, 1869.
A. MODEL FARM.

A. MODEL FARM.
Friend Democrat: -Those who vis;,
our State Fair which commences on
the 9th of next month, by extending
their trip three or four squares can see
one Of the best arranged places in the
country, one that will suggest MANY
useful ideas in the management of pla-
ces at home, and fully repay them for
the trouble of a visit. This is the ST.
Louis Farm, one of the. prizes in the
great real estate lottery, under the
manag ement of Mr.. O. Z. Hall of the
st. Charles and st. Louis Hotels. The
farm house is a fine two-story building
with large rooms and galleries above
and below. There are three green
houses, the largest being about thirty
by eighty feet, and filled with rare
plants and flowers Of almost every con-
ceivable variety. There is a large
chicken house. divided into apartments
10 keep the different breeds of fowl
separate. This collection is very hand
some, embracing cochin china, brahim
'ootra, silver lace, gold lace, white
'antums and many other breeds
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PUBLIC BENEFAcroRs.-There va.
never remedy so much needed and
never one that so speedily commanded
public confidence as that which, at oncs
cures Clilis and Fevers. Without
doubt the TEXAS TONIC SYRUP has
achieved greater popularity in a short.
er period than any medicine ever in
trodnced into common use. The in.
gradients arc harmless, and effects
marvellous. There has been TO fail.
ure. Quinine and other popular RENE.
dies have been wholly supplanted
wherever the TEXAS TONIC SYRUP
has been tried. For the discovery and
cheap preparation of this invaluable
medicine the country owes a debt Of
gratitude to Messrs. MANSFIELD l. HIc-
BEE, of Memphis, the we'll known
Druggists and Chemists of that city,
The TEXAS TONIC SYRUP can be
had of all dealers of medicine every
where.
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a Our readers will please notice
the programme of the Thespians, who
give an entertainment on next We'd
nesday, the 3lst inst. The night and
the occasion have been specially Get
aside for a Complimentary Benefit to
Levi Stewart, the leading Comedian of
the Association. We heartily concur
in the appreciative motives of our fell
low citizens, who are thus induced to
come to the rescue of . worthy young
gentleman in this substantial manner
Let us hope he will be greeted with tho
largest audience of the season.
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TIM LINKINWATER

BAKING SoDA!-CooK1NG SopA.,-
Pure English Newcastle can be pro-
cured at H. ST. JOHNS ut the same
price that is paid for, COMMON INp,ypr
SODA SO frequently palmed off on the
public BY ignorant dealers,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-03-24
CHURCH OF ST. FRANCIS XAVIER.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH "a, lie

1. The seats will be let out on Easter
Sunday, March 2Sth, after High Mass,
at half past eleven o'clock.
2. Price-the same as last year, one
half cash, the other half to he paid on
January LIST, 1870.
3. Persons desirious to keep their
seats, will have that privilege.
a. Parties indebted for seats of for
mer years, must pay before next Eas-
ter. j. b. AVENARD.
March 9th, 1869. Pastor.