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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-16

The thermometer at Richmond, Va,
yesterday fell from 56 to "a degrees in
seven hours.
The funeral of the Hon. James Gu
thrie at Louisville, KY, yesterday, was
attended by the Masonic fraternity and
alarge number of citizens.
The Cashier of the First National
Bank of Rockford, ILL.,, is reported to
have absconded with funds of the de-
positors. The bank will probably fail.
A destructive fire occurred at Anoka,
Mimi, on Saturday night, which con-
sumed eight buildings on Front-st.
The loss is $25, 900 insurance, $4,000.
Great complaints are made by the
Memphis planters on account of the
scarcity of labor. Planters are offer
ing 25 per cent higher rates than last
year but hands are unwilling to make
contracts
A severe hail-storm occurred last
night. ut Memphis, Tenn, doing much
damage. There is scarcely pane of
glass left in the city. The shubbery
and fences are demolished.
The stockholders of the st. Louis and
Illinois Bridge Company have voted to
increase the capital stock of the COM
pany to $4,000,000 The work on the
bridge will be rapidly forwarded.
At a meeting of the stockholders of
the Dubuque and Sioux City Pacific
Railroad Company, held at Dubuque
yesterday, the lea of said road to the
Illinois Central Railroad Company was
unanimously confirmed.
The merchants and commercial trav-
elers of Chicago have secured a repeal
of The city ordinances which required
commercial Travellers to pay q license
for the privilege of soliciting trade or
selling goods by samples.
A Houston genius sews cows tails on
horse hides, and thus converts the lat
ter into a merchable article.
An English Judge, Baron Andersen,
on being asked to give his opinion as
to the proper length Of sermon, re-
piled "Twenty minutes, with lean
ing to the side of mercy.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-16

HUDSON CIrY.-A meeting of Ger
mans was held on Sunday afternoon, at
Hoffman's Hotel, at which persons of
all parties came together to discuss the
proposed amendments to the Naturali-
cation laws. Speeches were made
strongly protesting against the amend
ments, and resolutions were adopted
setting forth the sentiments of the au-
dience.
George Byrne, resident of Wee
haween, was knocked down in saloon
in this city on Sunday night by com
pany of rowdies, and robbed of his
watch, valued at $50.
Mr.. Augustus Sherlock was attacked
by ferocious dog at No. 275 Railroad
ave. on Sunday evening and was severe
ly injured by being bitten upon his
neck and wrist.
NEwARK.-The Morristown express
train at 6:15 yesterday morning was
stopped at the depot by the breaking
of an axle. Trains bound eastward
were delayed two hours.
Samuel Thomson, colored swindler
was arrested yesterday morning on
complaint of the relatives of Caesar
Rempson, another colored person,
whom Thompson was said to have VIC
+;mized to an unusual extent and by
extraordinary means. The accused
was said to have aroused the fears OF
Caesar by telling him that beneath the
ground on which he trod, and that
thew dwelt in certain herbs and vege'
tables which he used. Thompson ag-
reed to protect the unhappy victim
from the malice of the spirits, and sue
ceeded by his professions in obtaining
sums of money, amounting to 1925, fol
the exercise of authority over the un.
lucky Caesars tormentors. The
friends of the latter finally procured
the arrest of Thompson, and he was
committed for trial. together with
Charles Pierce, who is said to be his
accomplish.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-16
FRESH GROUND FLOUR,

From NEW and Selected Wheat, in barrels or
sacks of u, n and y Bn9rel Packages neatly pat
up for Family use, and delivered to all parts OF
the city. -
| Also. every variety of MILL STUFFS, such as
Rye Fleur, Buckwhent Flour, Graham Flour.
Wheaton Grits, White and Yellow Corn Meal
Hominy Samp, Oat Meal, Wheat and Rye Mid
lings, Ground Corn and Oats, Feed, Cracked
Corn, Wheat and Rye Bran. Oats thoroughly
cleaned by the Bnshel or Bag.
Wheat Screenings, Corn, Oats, Rye, Buckwheat
in small or large Quantities, delivered free OF
charge to all parts Of the city, or to the Railroad
Depots for shipping.
Orders left at the Mills, sent through the Post
ONCE, or given to our Teamsteis, will receive
prompt attention.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-16

A committee from the Washington
CITY Post, Grand Army of the Republic
waited on the President yesterday, and
urged the claims OF the crippled soldiers
for appointment to official POSITION
The President assured them that he
felt warm interest in this class OF cit
liens, and very plainly intimated that
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-28

LIGHT READING FOR THE WARM WEATHER.
Our friends in the country who desire to obtain
light rea,ling for the warm weather, at strictly
popular prices, are referred to the advertise.
ment OF Alr. c. @. Fighter, the very enterpris-
ing and trustworthy King-street dealer in books
and periodicals OF all kinds. His list will be
found TO include something to suit every taste,
and 1t soems to us marvel how he can afford
to send his books by mail over the country,
postpaid. at the rIdiculously low prices named.
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OHEAP ADYERrLsLNG.

The CHARLEsToN News, tho circulation OF
which is about twice as large as that OF any
other paper published in South Carolina, is the
oest advertising medium for all business mon.
For persons who want stu ,tions or servante;
who want houses or apartments, or have them
TO rent; who want or who offer board and lodg-
ing; who hnve lost or found articles of value,
The NEWS has no equal; and in order that all
classes may have their wants supplied, We have
adopted the following scale Of ousAP ApvEh-
TrsEMEHrs. puynaem for which must invariably
be made ,ohen The order is giuen:
Advertisements Of situations wanted by or
offered to cierks, governessos, tutors, work.
men, mechanics, ,house-servants porters, chop.
boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
let; articles lost or found; houses, shops, offices
and warehouses wanted or to let, and miscella-
'neous wants Of all kinds.
For each insertion OF advertisements of the
classes specified
Not exceeding THREE DIsRs or 20 words. ?5 cents
FOUR LINES or 80 words.
FIVE LINES or 40 words.,50
Z. All advertisements to be inserted at these
rates must be prepaid and delivered at The
News Office BY 9P. NJ
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TEE HuhBcLDr FEsTIyAI.-Messrs Hoffman,
schuckmann, Ausel. Aibers and HenuinE, the
committee OF arrangements, are busy making
preparations for the celebration on the 14th OF
.no1t n0nth. Rev. DR.. Baehman, General
Wagner and others, will make addresses, and
the exercises will be concluded with grand
historical tableau. A band has been engaged.
The German Glee Club will also be present
During the exercises the favorite German
melody, "Was ist des Deutscheu yaterland," I"
will be sung,
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DRUo LABELs.-Ws desire 20 cali the a,tru-
tion Of druggists in the city and thu ougho,t
the State to tho peoulias facilities Of TN Nxws
Job Offico for printing all kinds of drug labels,
prescription blanks, &C., at the shortest no
tice, and in style unsurpassed anywhere in
Tho country. Our stock OF cuts, borders and
fancy type is unusually largo and choice. Call
and examine specimens OF work.
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CnUMBs.-Murphy, OF whose mysterious dis
appearance The NEwa Of yesterday made
mention. has been found. After spending all
Of his 5000 in whiskey he left his boarding
house without paying his bill, went to the
Mayor, secured a permit to be quartered In the
Almshouse, and located himself therein forth
with. &
Sixteen King-street merchants were before
the Mayor yesterday for obstructing the side
walk with their window shutters, and we're
| fined 90 each.
Yesterday Colonel Hess was arrested by
Officer Levy upon the charge CT selling goods
for Northern firm without license. Il was
soon ascertained sthsthe was not guilty Of the
charge but was here as the agent Of the Mis-
slsslppt Valley Railroad, and he was promptly
discharged ~ ~, .a,,z,, iis3i:i " ~ :. 4
and aslds nine phyed eight inninss s--fhs
score sssadins % foF she sdfnsr. and I7Of the
& Considerable e.si&ssamssiAs ,si&sasA Il. Seo.slS&agaa
among the H.Sesb bana pIiygg df,fsayhpah
1ednssfasy, ~ the report that = club from
New xofRt pfOs sbssd visaARF fthS city 4. an
early day. .aTIlAy HNa
~ y :; ;Marshal" Lafayette we0A tscH1csnaiaa,e,
h for . lieutenant Q; polieet1 81 ss5gG1
g Ohcer teyy, vas keen on the scapt..,of a.
ss'%9s s's by aSSSs e aS Is .aAse
One Of the young ahasan6i ensIGsd Id getting
nsrpe for ts new esty ysa assaulted
swore that mons or these fhheii Wh6 Wanted to
take harotpsbsha's snnsme to draft him, ia the
n ~
artioo;upon the fPeltss force Of that ety, says
tina. the s sani'es@ g 81 the heg YaEf A poliss ,e4
Of New 1orks SO. ~ esita Ee9 i:
: 9oyerqof seoH has sqriefed Magistrates
Kanapauf and DeIArge to investigate 10 onlrae
preterred 1against d oonstable 1t. Nsgistrats
Buhch's Office for foraerys;. - : ,.., .sg5
Governor Scott has pardoned John Green;
colored. who wss sentenced BY f61 State CouI 6
TO six months imprisonment i'd the Ho ase OF
CORRECTION. -, ..,,.;5...
s,.It is stated that sloop that : va. sunk sunk in
North Commercial dock some time s,noe will
be removed by responsible parties for $50.
This wreck is On obstruction to commerce and
its removal has beenI decided up6n by the o,ty,
sptiorttes.i ok. M ~ ~ y IS
7 oThere will bo . atmitoh egamesof base ball
! play ed to@dsy q. the corner Of Alexander And
I.Oharlotte .Btrasts- between the Emerald and
Eclipse Base Ball Clubs. m 4, n sesi II ~ ta
The six hspared red dollar sldeboArd. purehssed
tori the Mills House laat year, .Yis sold 10
eitisen yesterday by w. b. H.e siS3r, Tor ak
hundred 'd6ifsas. + y ,Ish lsll,o n kSaAy'
,,s ,sslie .tITeJ9 aas sIIIia 30 aslaoasar ~
s,o5s3 os o-iAalis7 bralItn BIZ. q itado y,
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Coon HOTEL is boucfitto tho community
and Boston may we'll bs proud of lis notet
American House, so long and SO we'll kept b,
Louis Rice, Esq. Thoroughly reAtted and re
furnished, IL need fear no competitor.
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CHANGE OF SouxpULE TO GRoRaKrows.-
Passengers and shippers will take notice OF the
change in the schedule Of the steamer Emile
for Georgetown.
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The NEWS IN THE CoUNrRY.-Reader OF
uHE NEWS going to the country can receive
their favorite paper by mail. daily, at seventy
five cents month, by addressing note. with
their subscription, to our publication office.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-28

THE MAnNER's OHuRoH.-There will be ser
vices in the Mariners Church. Church street,
tomorrow, Sunday, at halfpastten o'clock in
tho morning.
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b U UsISEss

yRoer.--4 Soup, boiled ham, boiled bass,
boii-a drum. shrlmps, and plenty of nice
turntables TO wash them down, ut Torck,s to-
day.
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HOTEL ARnIvAIs, AUGUST a7.-Pc."ton
Hotet.-C. W. Smith, w. T. Fripp. u, Evans
Fripp, City;J. u. Goyae and. E. Clayton, North
eastern Railroos, J. n. Chambers. WalhalIa,
S. q /; Gee.Re Weber, Augusta.
f',drlesson Hote'.-R. D. Brown, New Or.
leans; B. Il. Spring. A. detty, City; ". j.
Frisbie, Boston; j. Henry. Savannah; a. W.
Jackson, Auausta S. B. Woodbury.. Barnwell;
Charles II. Campbell. O. Delaaeld. J. 81.
sturtevant New York; W. 8. Floyd, Baltimore;
W. d. Walker, aIars' Bluff; L. D. Dargan,
Darlington; John b. Peck. New Orleans; q. NJ.
Parker, wife ana two children, Miss Hastie,
Mobile, Ala.
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9gtfH.
1T. LOU d HOTEL.

THIS NEW AND COmMoEIoUs HOUSE, LooAr.
ED corner OF broadway and Forty-second- street,
commodatton oi Its guests. II was built expressly
Tor nrst-clsss family boarding house-the rooms
being large aud en- suite, heated by steam-with hot
and cold water and furnished second TO none; while
,ne nnS department is In the most experienced
One OF Atwood's Patent Elevators ia aiso anon1
tue modern improvements" and ut the service OF
guests ut all hours.
The Broadway an6 University Placs Cars n, "a tba
aoor every four minutes, rupninv FROM the CITY
Hau to Central Park, while the sixth aud keyenti,
avenue lines are but short block ON eitLer aide
ahordng ample facilities for communicating NTH ali
the depofe, steamboat landings, places OF am use.
went aud business of the great metropolis.
HoRE d HoLLIfY, Proprfetors.
So. ;h12 smo,
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Gsu dhsnaI.

ENURMAs UNIvEHsIrY, @ II E L.
- WILLIE. g. C.-rhe next se,son OF this INyrr.
TUlION Will open the 16rh september, and continue a
forty weeks without ntermission.
Three years' >cholsrships may be obtained COL df.
TONED on the payment of thirty dollars annu ,lly
for three years, and enttlinR the holder Of sohoi
arthip to the tuition OF pupil In all the regular
Schiols on the payment OF the incidental fec or five
dollars tacept TO holders Of scholarshIps. the
and hve dollsrs for incidental expenses. For In.
atruction iu Practical Chemistry, or in Modern an.
guAoes there will be extra charge, to be reuuia
ted by the size OF ths clasY !fl'Dt ~ D.
The regular schools embrace MAthematics and
mechanical Philosophy, Professor JUD >oN; Latin
Language and Literature Professor fABRR; Greek
Language. Profestor ,M1rH; Chemistry ana Nstu.
E An inteliecusl and Moral Philosophy, Professor
/ Dr; FABRR will instruct in German, French and
Spanish. ,nl =. - '- ---1
Good aoifdns. exclusive Of laht. and v..h,ne.
can be obtained at about tl5 per month. - ''e.s 'es
AtAlo8aes sr Scholarships can be obtained by adJ
ersfaps spe 'ae'oHosr: g I. ,urso, pnp,,.u., e (
Ahsu,! 2s lsE, 80. President.
NHRs. SEWARD B. WHiTkis rNG-
slllk .LIsH And tEkENUH 0ARDINd1 1scHUoI,
TOP YOUNG I,hDtEe, removed to No. 80 WsstI3d
street, opposite Reservoir Park, New York City. iel
DaTsSNoutd 9eroiina3 Rev W.T.. Brsntly "a tlantsI
Ga Professor Henry sndth sonisn Instftuts; 8.
rni WsdeIHatnpiotp Nou,n Carollnas ". lCordofan.
Wafhfn1tint ;sPresidspt Middleton Cfsriestors
ColIfRet PfofetSor fhstiesna NewtYorf: W am.
more gbuth Atolna; ProfessSr Hattlett,
We4t Point AfktaFy At7demy, zfjGfs Isji III ~,
Afaost5A p M pkoe paW oslf. cir. 9 q
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TRIo BAnNwkLL Jou,iiNLAl..IL. Ll..L

= As THE BUSINESS SEASON APpRo oHRs
the Undersigned would respectfully cali the q. enon
OF @ me MGrchants OF Cb' ''ston to the BARNWKLL
9uunNAL. puhllsheda, ackviile, q. o., paper OF
rnpidly iner. asuc circulation, TO be found in mot
only every portion Of the arge and we,i,hy County
OF barn~e,', oui In many other counifes OF tho
st1te and has scattering circulation rom conuec-
;,ent TO- calfoInia The Jon, mai is always ae at
WELL, the agents IN lhasjes,on, and bue.nsss man
would DO Well o call 10 AID take look at The paper
before moking up ihclr fall advertirernents FOR the
'erms poderate, which can be learned upon ap
pliration 10 WALKER, EVANS h roc WELL. or ny
RArnweu. ~ ihi;~I John \ ~, rft9 ooHH
August IS tzGtigl'.s .sl'''5tsft - H. !. q
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,THERAaawELL sKsT1sEL.I

MERoHANIs. FAoTGHs ANU BUsrxRss Mer
VII and !! 70 their tntefest to advertise fn tho M
ulous County for seventeen yesrs. aud bss cIrcris
uon BY any country pap,r in the staio.
n,io,nr ~ ,hbsnL Addresl r., a. BRONSON Pro-
:Ausu!t q III H., "A, is 4: | ,sS3,i 40 - limo
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y sA5iDE tssiti ~ s.srss y - Z.
Stofh.a3 "a eS .roie,S1sa2 ~. s ~ q q
7ysdFs te7s $ S,sinairsfI IT'D ,a "a sss
seGl i;a'i oSd 5e,npL
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Meeting This Day.

Typographical Union, at hal,-pas. p. M.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

LarRost Ctroulatton.-THE DAILY NEWS
6RlNG TIE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
co0NizED: As HAVING THE LARGEST CIR
cULATIoN IN THR CITY OF GHnRL kST0N,
'UBLIsHRS THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
mo IN THE FoSToFFYCE AT THE END OF
ZACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRoHIs-
IONS OF THE NEW PoSTOFF1oR LAW.
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Dadd's. Neryine. and -InyigorattnI,;; 4;

suf I4n,1 st,snSss ana a. aSEfGn sT4tgIaN which Il.
yob . mstptaiga When itnftreshes body Or mii,d.
seneshes sih natutal aifso eh thA COME 10 s,s}
q eny fanton; but long Snd extended 90 ossryS,on
tsaches ua that Pc Who th, bottle far resi-
or Ennpefstton. w11 md, a. hs Eeets q iG eat hs
LIE the natnes OF perdtHon. Turn horn u Tafs !
toSsS that wsu refreeu and not destroy. DoDD'S
behss 90 = p.ss Sr:
.ssah oetus, u Iuoe 191 - .irn june q
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jR q Oar E p U-L .i.s,.t..;5 sii''
4 WHAT i. MEDICINES 4 j
4 YOU TAX n ..9siiaG3

WHEN YOU ARR FxaaUsrRD az oYRhwoRK
ytSorAings dent or,ni 1hsksy or any intoxios t,no
thtng whs her under ths nsEa Of tiittrs or other.
x,ssss sneh articles gye nat much strength 10
aded horer, and no more Alcoholic sttnf,jsnfs srr
intui,ou. 70 Nerve health, sHd are ALWAYS followed
~ DAfH HhsoANa hEAo1toH. flaDls
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~, = i.opSlTg.S &
.'r1 .agoaa .a:.o .rI ,Gy.ao sssA,s.4
- 40 3,lytlLrol se en3din,. prin.t
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tee on the Beach Islsnd Channel, submitted
the following report,r.s9O F:a5is4a; "a; ,,l
10 he Prsstds,a and Members of tie Caarlssto,,,
~. Chamber W torsM.Syoe. Sl 1,'.i' ~, =,
The committee ! 70 whom was, referred sthe
subject Ok LexamininR the, Beach or Suiiiysn,s
Island Channel; report: .py3Ii of ta5a -sIiSlTt
that haylug Sommunioat with Commsnder
Stone; United 6ta,es Navy. who is charged With
sne sTssEa dEaty S. St lhs femoya tie
Island Channel, but also the oiher wrecks MI,
and arGnpd Charleston harbor, Monday I8th
July, MAS appointed las tho day on Vtiioh, to
examine the Bach Channel. Commander Stone
was prevented from personally Attending, but
S os the SaS 3 aRs Pf
together with Captains Bell anU Jones5 OF JhJ
pilot boats Pride and WILD Cat.; ard aUaptafn
ammo ths Beach Channel ~ very nssriy the TN
water Tho examination was Inade by rtinnitfo
lines upon the beach shore Of the chsnnei. ii
5nsay, m5n!dway, end along the shore OF Drunken Diok
the. soundngs were taken in diagonal iiites
across the chsnnel.wsy.dA rough diff Cl
the. chaunet:way ana Eotar the soatidiiies
70 70 hereto e snnsYed. The mean souhdinss
Proper sbdas essn tss sSa sh;sl si.
Tas put ior - very short distance; the greater
4ert OF the channeIj showed s.n.esn low Wslett
aepth OF over thirteen feet.t The grester part
over what Was there jest eptior 10 thS ists 'IsF,
and but Tor the obstruotiors hetSafftHo tiiSu.
! uonea, t Toqid present tho shortest, 2ssFeat
and most ioSessiblo outlet ADD entrance 70 the
TO consist, ,of some oig6t OF Glen Bjockads run:
u 1ners which got Ashpre; some on. .DrunEen Dinh
/ Shc:s, sosa5 5n SulHvan's Isiaud BeaofI sorn Z
4 ii1p me Bowman Jetey. Thes wrecked steamers
e sssst sss ssSS1;ss ssSsss
effect OF ttis tiass and have thus ASA SSust41
,sard e. beds sFoT9d then: The stsamsf$ VASE
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OA,isonNh Cor1oN--So,rErHra ru--.--
Ther2 is more active thought at present deyo!
"d t@ improved u.o,ics OF ontivnins the coltr .
Ne tsss,sI ,ne-,s pr9luo. pcr ao,c ~. j,
aIsSs3esgN ~ P'"ral.e; M, q ,iay passe ,
o'li ~ press bag son,ciiiu.. IL
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Range OF Thermometer at tho News
Of1ee.
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,Sslio .iITt 1913 nH B IIIIa 30 slalaog,sf ,iHi,
.is.o5ai os o-i.al6s I: braiiIt .ifado rsJ,
.srrsx .ySos .as,1Je-aoiiuss "a .oN 81
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isitoEtsS : rSys31 asits.l is,sa.
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| SsiF 4 inv 10. stg+ts. s5L .oa,e nj ,3 5,..
| ,,issrs5s SDi;I9cS1d srSifS ohf ,ds -sy!;r ~
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-05

Personal.
senator carr scnufh, Oh mis'ouri' was
among the Congressman having business
with Commissioner iRJesuy. Sl
Ex-Governor b'slei nnFVana'" gu
Among the naSDscfASricans reeis.efoa
10 Parls for the week we notice 'na' o' 'V''
A. ID. Gillette, OF this city.
Charles e. Capehart, OF west virginia,
has been appolntod messenger In the Navy
Department, vice Napoleon bouVet, re-
signed 80
Hon. Reverdy Johnson's family and friends
instant, to celebrate tho golden wedding OF
Mt. and Mr&Johusous in.'E in"iTa % 20
Mr.. George w, Barry, well-kuown eth
zen OF Baitimotc, arrived N town yesterday.
r.. 7, McLsin, ESQ, ehief clerk OF the de-
partment Of agriculture, is greatly suffering
from q severe attack Of facial neuralgia,
doubtless from the result Of q close applica-
ton TO the duties Of his desk. He has not
been absent during the present year. .
Senator Chandler, Of Michigan, 10 In
Rome, where he has been sitting for his
bust, to the well known sculptor Randolph
Rogers. ...r gcr.r !a.' bfs,As
II. Bowel, the chief engineer OF tho Suez
canal works, has Just died In his forty-eishtl
year. Had hsilived only few weeks longer
he could have Witnessed the Official com
pletion Of The great undertaking In winch
he was so deeply interested. - .l..yr
The Emperor OF the French Will meet the