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This company has one Of the largest and
most successful manufactures in the Uni
ted States. Every branch of the business
being under the Immediate supervision Of
the Company, whose experience as practi
cal Piano makers enables lhem TO produce
an instrument which foi power fulness of
tone, elasticity of touch aud elegance of flu
ish, are equal if no superior to any in the
country.
Every instrument is warranted for FIVE
years.
OH Pianos taken in exchange, repaired,
and all orders and tunings promptly attend
ed to-
Professors, clergymen and institutions
supplied at lhel al discount
GAEHL'S PIANO COMPANY.
nov IL ly. nn,fimore. Nd
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AGRICULTURAL Jokes The Ohio
Ermer let's off the following;
Large horses are generally most
Sduired by farmers; but farmers are
most admired who p0ay up.
Prosperity is generally based upon
knowledge and industry the swine will
always get most that hose most,
Farmers are like fowls neither will
get fuil craps without industry.
We iiko 90 see farmer increase the
growth Of useful plants aud shrubs
around his home, but DO not like to see
him use rails, poles and boards to
Prop'd cute with,
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YINEYARDs & NURsERIE.s.- a !
-..---S~-.e---.~,,-,--.-- Il
HARD WARE ~ "
VLNEYARD AND NURSERY.
Grape Vines Speciality.


ENHEsubsotiber takes pleasure In inform.
~ lug Those who may contemplate plant.
ing Vineyards that be is prepared t. N,
nish superior lot of Wine Grapes of y,
best varieties well rooted. When perso,'
purchase IN lots Of four Thousand OF sI,e
cient to set five acres, ne viii furnish them
fof $4s0 and give them ~ months time !,
oHe-half upon negotiable notes inierest n
cluded al PER CENT, they remittns a,
note, weli Endorsed, with the cash pavn,,,
ahsn they iorward the order.
100 600 CuECORD The best Crane G,
general cnllnre, both foP table end win.
welding ! 900 gallons Of wine to the aers
AID Mccseds everywhere. s3 per d.,
$40 pei 100.
100 600 CLINTON. Makes suterior Eed
Wine. 81 por doz S6fper l00
100 900 Ivts.--Tbe hest Wine Grape.--
Makes a Wins equal to Burgundy, and Yield,
500 gallons per acre and commands Il,
highest price. S. per d,z. Sl5 per 100.
81 Varieties OF Strawberries, s. ner leo.
by mail Or exprss.
Cash must accompany all orders. ana
pl N directions f,f shipment. FerwatS
"a. NY by drafts or egstered letters.
Aeebts wanied IL esch County. Adde'S
HENRY NJ PRICE,
ScotiAeili. Va
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VYnE GO9Eb METpAL was award

THEE G0H.EB MEDAL was award
Il d az the late isr On Bgltmore) TO
Chss N. Sieff, for the best z amos nov
mad over Baltimore, Pmlad, lphis, and
New York Fianos. Office aud WaT4r1em-
NJ. Norib Liberty ST., near Baltimore
ST., Baltimore, Nd.
Sth f's Pianos have an the latest improve
meutr, including tie Agratfa Treble, Iyory
Fronts, and the Impressed French Aciau
Fuliy warranted for i've years, With ptivi
l,ge Of exchange within twelve mopihs, II
Mt entirely satisfactory 10 purchaser.
Second hand Pianos and Pallor gans
always on hsnd from $50 to $500.
Reference, who have our Pianos in use
Gen. r. Z Lee, Lexington, Va, Gen. Robt.
Rasson, WiIrlinetop, N. c., Gen. D. II.
Hill, Chsrlpue, N c., Gov. John fletcher,
Lexington, Va, d. j. Payne & Brother,
L,ncibnrg, Va, Martha Washif gton Col
lege, Abingdon. Va. T,rms liberal. A
cali is sol, ited. oct30l,
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nENOhE r'S MOGrHLY MAGAZINE
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Useful and liable Patterns, Embroiderios,
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No person Of refinement. economical
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together u, with the premiums for each.
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1880
NJ A N ~
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-01-29


1fl RESTORED
az - .s-.ss Just pubiished, a new edition
sSS~saSsa II DR.. CBirelrrflE's CtSs.
OTtae't Essay nn Ihe raqc4ttufe (N,fb-
uut ns,df ne) uf SPNENATnRRHEA, or Semi,
"a wrskpess, luvoiunnrs seminal Losses,
laP1f4NcY, Aentai ami Pbysicui lncapaci
81, lInlt dimonis 10 Marriage, etc, also,
CuNsuNFtiON, triLtPsY, and Fms, Induced
~ seh7itlulrence ~ sexual txtfAvaeAnce.
iLJ7 Price, 10 sealed enveivpe, only 6
cents.
The calehssted suthor, intbis admirable
essay, clearly demousii ates from a thiry
years suceessinl practice, that the Attaining
Consequences % ssli'abuse may b. rad Ca
~ cured wiihsul thr dangerous pse OF h-
ternal medicine or the application Of the
kniiel poiniipg out a mnde OF cpre at ouce
slmple, c'liaip, aud tieeiual, 10y means 81
which every suiltfer, 90 i0aiief what his
condition uiay be, chn cure himself cheap
IS, privtroly and radically.
IT, This letter sinuld be ia the hands
ol eserl youth and every han Ia the land
Serts pnd,f seal -in plain envelope, 70
any address, postpaid, on receipt Of six
ernis, or Two postage stamps. Also, DR..
NnINerwrlPs "Marriage GUIDE" proc %
cents. Address the Puhli,h,rs,
CHAS J O. KLINE & CO.,
I2S HOwery, News York,
oe2 }, PostOhico Box G,5S6
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ALSO FOR SAME, Dahlios, s5 per dov
lIyacinths, So per dez.s fulips 81 per dosl
Crocus. 50c.: per dozs Glsdiui1s, So Del
dnz.. Iris, SO per dng; Silies, a. per Coz.
Snow Drops, SOC. per doz.; Settle - 10
duz.
lie will furnish to order, Apple, Peach
Pear, Plum and other from .re@e Pc-~
aud Ornamental ShrDbs carefully seiectsI
Strawberries, varieties; h~si al az "~, w.
Nov. 70, ~.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-01-29

INIE VIRGINIA NURSERY and VIM
Il COMPANY HERMITAGE NURSE
ries, Richmond Va, offer their usual large
aud weIl-assOrted Stock Of
APPLE PEAR, PEACH PLUM, CHERRY
APklCOT, and orher FRUIT TREES,
BmbraciBgah the leading varieties.
Also, a very large assortment OF
CIR AP t-V In Els,
Including the heaviest stock Of Norton, Coz
cord, Ives aud DcIawarey ever offered
in the State
A full SIMPLY Of Strawberries, Rasp,
berries, Blackberriss. Currants. and otltr
small fruits, constantly on maud, with I'm,
collection of Ryerreens and Deciduou.
Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, sc.
Catalogues furnished and corresponding
invited. ssC4 a
Post offre box 438 Address
ALLAN & JOHNSON,
Oct. % 3m General Accents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TIE New York banE statement for las; vreel,
while on the whole uniayoraele, il not Tad
ons for the time ofysar. In fact the saipnent.
OF currency dnring the week Were ligbt, sad
lie decrease in legal tenders oily h'tie over
a quarter ci million ot dollars. lt Is said that
the crops ef the west are about t~o we-Es
oeeindhenf, ard hence the delay IN The de-
hand Tor funds % market them. Toe cotton
ieN'Ipts Were Also light The leas: fiNs:-rtng
rem - ih- decrease Ol Two aEd uarteT nal
nous IN specie, accoust-d for by the eus-ops
las ments and oy the transfer Of sold on Calf
iorhla &C ,onnt. TIE loans have BEEN CONTRACT
"a enc ana fhree- quarter millions ani the ls-
poslis have fail-n on three and y quarter mil
ilois. the last two statements contrast.d
shU~ changes IA the respective Items A. TO-
lows:-Decrease IN loans. si.s2aOe! decrease
ia specie, s2.tSS,itS; decrease IA circular an
>2>.3n2, decrease IN deposits - 2sO.,us decrease
in iesa, tenders. S3,7,9J7. Tue dseueaSa an tha
amount held by the banks la excess Of the lsgal
reserve is sl,S,s,Sl2. The money market sat-
urcay was easy and with out any essenual
change. The rate on call was Sax per cent .
but here were the usual exceptions above aud
below this hguIe, according - the charScter OF
the oollsterals and he Standing OF the borrow
er. Commercial paper was duIl, aud rate.
ranged from nlne 10 twelve per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-30
PoL1rIcAL.-A Teppessee n,nar rs,,or,. ;,

PoLITICAL.-A Tennessee paper reports that
circulars have been sent from this city 10 lead
ing Republicans throughout that State req uest.
ing Them TO meet liz council in Nashville on the
2Htn instant FOR the purpose OF reorganiz;ug
the Republican party.
-Itis said that Mr. Harvey JeweIl S,s.rsr
OF the House of Representatives of Na.sacbu.
setis, will be a candidate IN the State Conyep
tlon lor Governor, against Governor CIadin
Ihe press and poll,icisns of Boston ar. aqua
Ted on The question OF lager beer.
The Republican State Convention of Wis
consin will meet at Madison on Wednesday
neJt The Democratic Con yention will assem-
bic On the ensuing "Wednesday, the stb. Can
didates for Governor, Lieutenant Goyeroor
and other State officers are to be nominated
The Tennessee Republican meeting a,
Nashville has prerared a memorial to Con.
gress declaring the late election TO he p
revolution produced by frauds, but asking no
Federal intervention. Governor Septer ia
also pettioned 10 convene the old Legislature
ana have the fifteenth amendment ratified
The political campaign in California is
exciting. The passage or defeat of the oft t,enth
amendment by the next Legislature Is the ereat
object OF the contest. United States Senator's
Yates and kellogg, Republicans, and Thur.
House, are participating.
The call for the meeting OF the New York
Republican State Con nvention begins to arouse
apportionment creates some excitement. New
York is reduced from sixty to ffty.six:
Allegany, BroOme, Chenango, HerkImer, and
the city district Monroe, have five in stead of
three each. There are gains also in several
other districts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-30
Confession Of q Murderer-kishtM Murders
by Man Twenty. one Years Old,

The Knoxville Tenn. Press gives a detailed
account OF a murder which lately occurred IN
tentress county. Tenn, the capture Of the mur-
deIer, and the testimony against him -. On
ne 2Otn OF last November a citizen OF Fentress
county went TO the honse OF old Mrs Gallo
way, and found the old lady, her daughter and
two grandchildren lying upon the floor with
their heads split open with an axe aud the
floor deluged with blood and brains No GER
tain clue could be found. One OF the children,
a boy seven years Of age, showed signs of life
ana was removed TO a neighbor's house Two
days afterward the little fellow sho wed signs
OF consciousness, and was asked who mad done
II. His rep-y was Cal This infor rmatioD, con.
nected win other circumstances. directed sus-
picion 10 Calvin Logston, who had about thar
time fed TO his home on Green River XIV
He was purs ued, captured and brought back
10 feniress county, by which time tne little
boy. who seemed 10 have been preserved by a
special providence, was so nearly recovered as
10 give d correct account of the whole bloody
ale. From his testimony il appears that Logs
'on came TO the house with two women, his
auDts, named Brown, and demanded of sC}ran-
ny" her money, with threats OF a presented
pistol. Failing 10 get any he put up mis- pistol
and seized an axe he found ia. Cee house. and
struck the old lady on the ~ ad. and then
served the young woman and u four year old
boy in the same manner. One Of the women
then seized a shovel and dealt the little witness
blow, which is the last thing he recollects
Upon the return of the prisoner to Fentress
county the citizens erected an i'm prom ptu gal.
lows for his accommodation, but by the Efforts
OF Juoge Houk Judge Lynch yielded jurisdic.
ton. Failing to get jury In that county, the
venue was changed to Scott county, where
after long and laborious trial. the verdict has
Just been rendered Of equity OF murder in the
stances" and sentence Of death pronounced by
Judge Houk, TO take effect on the 18Th of Octo-
Der proximo. An appeal was taken TO the
supreme Court, and the prisoner and his guard
oner is only twenty-five years Of age, he freely
confesses 70 eight murders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-30

FIRE ~ BALTIMORE CoCNrY-A HouAN
BURNEp TO IEATH.-A very dts'ressloc O.
currence took pl-cr sbou. - O'Clock, % .atur-
day niEh'. upon the country seat OF M AbaI
aeoCt eight miles rom the city. Il appears
mar MIS-. - corner WAS IN the act OF n!hag
lamp with In1lammab.e oil. when a flame
was communicated 10 the TiuId. and Ia an
!ss'ant the room was on lire. Her husband.
MI. lhomas OConnor, seeing what had o.
CURED, sprang 10 her assIs an &c, ana end.ay
ored by all the means IN his power % extin-
gnisn the flames, but all TO D PURPOSE FOR
her person was almost enyelopad ia flame.
ana such was the extent of her fniaries
That death terminated her suferings sooa
alter. Ore Of the little children w4x
also badly burned, and as for the father, the
report lat night was that his recovery was
considered doubtful by the physicians in at.
tendance. The screams OF the unfortunate vo-
man and the brilliant light attracted oue OF tha
nsIgnbors, who went TO the place and succ.ed
ed IN extlnguishing the flames. OUonnsr is
burned about the lower extremities, as well as
ms left arm and hight hand. Yesterday morn
ing the party who went TO the assistance OF the
1alnlIy conveyed his friend 10 the Lombard
Street lnfrma-y. where he now lies He was
haro- working man, and every effort will be
made 10 prolong liie.-Bcitiaa0rc zmericaa 3Oth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-30
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches,
DOMINION NEWS

QUEBEC CUT, August 30.-A Government
steamboat agent has arrived here ipstru ctad N
have the steamship Napoleon the Third read y
at the river Du Loup, on the 18Th prox,mo- 70
receive Prince Arthur. ~
The merchants have agreed to second Weirs
scheme for exploration. Silver expor,stion IL
10 commence on the LIST of October. Over so.
OU has already been subscribed
The Journal de Rue bee admits that business
at Quebec is at very low ebb, but c4nuot see
how annexation will cure it,
The first sod OF the Gosterd railway was
turned at LoveIi's on Saturday
1t is rumored thst the intended removal of
troops this autumn has been postponed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-30
THE EsGL'SH COTTON MARKET
PANIC AT MANs HESTER

LoNDos, August 3O.-The Times to-day IN q
Manchester cotton trade report, saws that I, IL
admitted that the returns Of the sales of cotton
At Liverpool were fal.If every day last weeIy,
The figures really amounted to bu, little m ore
than half those given to the public, and as the
result, there is something like a panic AT Man.
chester, and for the present all confidence ,s
loft in the truth of the retlrns from Liyerpoo,
There is no disposition 10 do business, either
on the part of the sellers or buyers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-30
MRS. STOVES STORY ABOUT LOR d
BYRON NOT BELIEVED
ENGlANn

LoNDOE, Aug. 3a.-The article in the AtIan-
TIC Monthly. by Mrs. Stowe, on Lord nd l. ldy
Byron. crea'es considerable excitement.
The Telegraph comments edItorially on it,
and says Without further explanation
this fearful story cannot he accep'ed as true"
The Post says: The question arises whether
in the absence OF authority, this article can be
read as Lady Byron's own statement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-30
IRv I'lhla ]
Baltimore Markets. To-day.

bALTIhokk, August 3l.-tOttoD dull Hnd
prices nominal AT 3iS. Flour dull aui de.
clin.d SC; revised q a otatious a. follow: HOW
ara Street superfine, SGtSG2i, do. extra. 80 5 a
$50: 90. family, S>aS9. Cry Mills super
nne. s6aS65D; DO extra. IS GJ.S155; do family,
Se25HsiH-5U Western. srperhne, ~Sts6,s5:
DO. extra, S6rO $50; do family. SrsB,s- .,
W neat Irregular; sales OF prtme 10 choIts = 80
a '5,r fair 10 good Si.25aSi.25 Corn flrrn whi'a
SIl5; yellow Si.l~aS -. Oats dali a. Stars.
i've sllOsSl.lf. Pork quIrt AZ "a 50. Bacon
hrm and more active; rlb sides, i9A: clear DO.
l"s sal"A.; shoulders, 10 =; hams, 2sa2h. Lara
quIet al &a2l. Whisky Yrrv dull az ~I.2a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-30
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.

PHILADBLPHIA. Aug. 3.-A special dispatch
10 an evening paper, dated PhPnIxvilIa Pa,
says The boilers in the PbPnix Iron Com.
pany's works, at this place, exploded this
morning. killing from ten 10 twenty workmen
ana IDiuring as many more. Five dead bodies
bad been taken from the ruins up TO 10 O'Clock
a. IN. The widest excitement exists among
the wives and children of the miners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-30
BALL TO PRINCE aRTHrR

ST. JOHNS, N. b., August 3O.-A dispatch
has heen received here which says that Prince
Arthur will not hold levee at ST. Johns but
Will be pleased to attend tha ball on the 1th OF
Septe nber. The bail is to be he Id in the skating
rink. ard the com mittee is at work raak ny the
necessary preparations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-30

The CHINBsE NIssIoN.-Congressw will be
ssEed at the next session, it is said, TO make CT
the Pskin legation a ministry Of the firs,.class
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-30
ELLIS IRON BITrERs,

W i'll enrich the blood and prevent IL from becom.
ing watery and weak. eive . healthy com plexiou
restore the appetite, inyigorate the system and
are very ralatsble These bitters are recommend
ed 10 all persons requiring . safe and vaIu able
tonic TO fmpart tone and strength to the eystem
not sfven by bftters merely stimulaut in their
effects; which. although they may POSSESS tonic
vegetable properties, ceurof give the strength te
the blood which he Iron Bitters will give
Prspared by Wn. EIls Chemist For sale in
Washir gton by KtDWELL SON PesusyIyania
avenue anc l4th street. my26-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-30

Mr.. SroKEs, late candidate for the Cover
norship of Tennessee, had a lengthy inter view
with Commissioner Delano to day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-30
STEAMBOAT LINES.

EOR LIVERPOOL AND QCEENSTOwn
IUmap Line Of Mail Steamers ssilin ng from Ne W
1ork EVERY SATURDAY AMI AL
TERNATE UEsDAI-. A-Etls
Tickets sold to and from England, al--r-o--s
Ir' lend. and the COntiDent
lor ful tnf0rmatiSn Apply 10 JOHN c.. DALE,
Agent, IL Broadway. New Work, or
MIDDLETON & co,
BiSHERS,
sC94 q Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-30

SECRETARY RAwLiNs is slowly improving
and was able TO attend - the business OF his
Office, to-day, for a short time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-30

THE PRESIDENTS othing
has been received from the President as to
when he will arrive in Washington though he
is expected on the early tram to morrow morn
ing. He will probably remain here until
Wednesday evening and then return TO Sara.
toga.
dispatch from Saratoga dated yesterday
says:-"rhe President leaves for Washington
OIL Monday morning, ana his family remain
here. He returns during the latter part OF the
week to stay until the middle of september.
He will be accompan ed BY Secretiry Fish"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-30

THE TREASURER AT New YORK has been
authorized to purchase bonds and sell gold
during September, to the same extent and in
the same manner as in August
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-30
FROM THE COAL REGIONS.
Arrangements Made for Resuming WorI
To-day.

SCRANTON. Aug. 29.-At meeting of miners
and operators at Hyde Park yesterday, a COM
promise was effected, and all arrangements
made for resumption OF work on next Mon
day. The exact teams of the com promise Is
not yet known. but they are definite and about
similar 10 the arrangement existing between
the PennsylvanIa Coal Company and their
men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-30

CoLoRED WOMAN CLAIMS TO BE THE
LEGAL WIFE OF A DECEASED CIrIzsS AND
DEMANDS HIS PR0PRRTT.-Not long since a
citizen OF Richmond, ,of high respec;aoIlity, died
NO one here ever heard OF his being married,
aud dying Intestate. has property reverted 70
DIS relauNes. On Fridav, however, a Pniia-
deiphla lawyer made his appearance ia thIs
city and created sensation m legal circles nv
exhloiiIng what purported 10 be a certifie ate OF
ihe marriage OF the deceased 10 a colored woman,
formerly OF Redmond. bu, TOR years a resident
oi fhiaoeIohIa ThIs woman has grOGu
ehAdTen nearly white. OF whom, it IS claimed
the deceased was the father The marriage be-
tween the parties, II rs ayerred, was soiemuiZad
some time last year. The relatives ana friends
OF me deceased deny that any such marriage
ever took place, and as the woman rs bold IN
the assertion o. her claims as the widow OF taa
deceased, and the children that the alleged
marriage made them legitimate. a suit will
doubtless follow in the United States Court,
where the details of this novel and sensational
case, even 10 the minutest particular, will be
fuIly yentilated.-RichBsoad HLig.
The Richmond Journal gives the name OF The
deceased gentleman as VIM. %. George. a very
old and wealthy citizen, aud the woman was
known IN Philadelphia as Mrs. Jackson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-30
A BRITISH BRIG ASHORE.

NORFOLK. VA, August 3u.-The British Brig
Ann Eliza, Davidson, from Liverpool for Bal
imore. with an assorted cargo, is ashore on
Ship Shoals, six miles north of Cape Charles
with ten feet OF water in her hold Assistance
has gone 20 her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-30

Dr.. Livingstone has eesn elected CORES.
pondtng member Of the Paris Academy OF
Soreness, IN place Of the late Professor Bache.
IA party 70 forming In the French Senate
to demand that that body Be allowed 70 choose
Its own omcers.
~1n Brussels tslegIaphic dispatches are
put In !amp.post bo8ee and regularly collected
Sy carriers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-30
OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE

DEPARTMENT OF STATE
WAsHISGroN, August -, 1sS9.
Information has been received at this de-
partment from Mr.. Owen NJ. Long, the Consul
OF the nited States at Panama, United States
of ColOmbii. of the deaf b at Panama OF Frank
ToDkin, John Winkleman, Shear J. h Ellen.
w. i. wage. A. h. fisner, William Harrison,
L. NJ. kense, and John Duncan. Tns legal
representatives of the deceased can obtain fur
tn-r Information upon making application to
thIs pepartment.