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ORPHANS, COURT.

0RPHANs' COURT, , =, 49,
District o| Columbia. Wdshin0tOn COuntV,tO l0h:
In the case Of CLEMENT W. BKHEETT, admins
tTAtT Of DARBARY LRPEyRR, deceased, the Ad-
mnistrAtor Aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of
the Orphans Court q WashipGton county afoTe-
said, appointed SATURDAY, the 2Sd day Of Janu-
ary, A. b. 1862 for the nnal settlement and dis.
tTibuton OF the personal estate Of said deceased,
aud Of the assets In hand as far ~ the same have
been collected and turned into money when and
where all the creditors and heirs Of said deceased
are notified to Rttend. with their claims properly
youched, or they may otherwise by law be ex-
cluded from all benefit in said deceased'G estatei
provided a copy Of this order be published once 4
week for three weeks In the NATIONAL REPuBLI-
Test; JAS. R. o'BEIRNE,
de]l .Th3W' Re q lister Of Wills.
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
- WAsHISUTOE, D. Q. Jan. q. l669.
On the petition oi CnARLEsyAs H9Es.of sPring;,
pate granted him the l7th day Of April, 1855.
for al Improvement In Slide Rest tor Lathes:
It Is ordered that the said petitio be heard at
this ONCE the 18th day Of March next. Any person
may oppose this extension. Objections, deposi-
twenty days before the day ot hearing.
ELISHA FO0TR,
jallM8w Commissioner Of Patents.
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CORNER OF SEVENTH AND STREETS
Young people, men and women Of maturer years,
the new year Just dawning opens before you rare
opportunities for achieving noble, prosperous
and successful life
On a9d 4fteT MoEDAY, January 4, 1853, The pay
ATED BUSINESS C6ILRGEw viii bs sq pesuIsr1y bslg
Branches taught Bookkeeping as applied 70 ali
departments q business. Business and Ladies'
respondenee, Spelling, Elocution. Political Bcon.
0my, and Commercial Law.
branches,
A separate department for Ladies' occupies one
Of the huest halls In the building, and Is under the
Charge oL competent lady teacher. A Teachers
Normal Glass Is one Of the important features Of
Special Terms Tuition for one year, so! tuition
Tor one quarter, slOi tu tiOn for one month, tlO
In advance.
n Application for admission may be made at the
GolleRe onlcA, sou!hwest corner Of Seventh and D
streets. Entrance on D street.
iau0St HENRY G. SPENCER, Sec
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Medical.
ORPHANS COURT.

ORPHANS COURT. -.o, ,o,,
District Of Columbia, Wdshin0tOn CountV,t 10 pH:
IL the case Of CLRhEET W. BENNETT, administra.
tor Of WILLIAM o. RUIZ, the administrator
Aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of the Orphans
Court ot WAshinEton county aforesaid, Appointed
SATURDAY tho 93d day OF JAnusTy, A, ID, 1869, for
the dnni settlement and distribution Of the personal
estate Of said deceased and Of the assets in hand
manay, when and where ali The creditoTs and bsi1S
Of said deceased are notified to attend, with theg
claims properly youehed, or they may Otherwise BY
sstatei provided copy Of this order be published
once u week for three weeks IN the NATIONAL Re.
Test JAS, X. 0'BEIRNE,
dee3l- -ThSw' Register Of Wills
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apC. F. CUMAIINs.

si7 SEVENTH STREET,
AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOEHOUSE
WV" WANT, NJ rSitS and Of The Tie BEST MSS6FAGffuRE.
Seeou I'D door South OF street and Northern Market
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mIs:ssosssS MS; ss,s AssyEsshsY: y ss s:Ss
~ sSeG!y n ths M.iScdi,, EpIssogsl ShuIsh viii
MONDAY, January II. There viii be Two meet.
i1pEs.'Ss, 1ns. , hr,, a. io% which Ba:hSSp S
Rev J.. A. NJ 'Chspmsn. q Bo.lou, Hon. Judge
Reynolds, Of Brooklyn. and Rev. q, 5. Hare, b,
which Bishop Amss will preside, and addresses
b. msdsby Rev. foss. Of Nsg York 3.
man. of Wiimlngtcn. Dsi. y
DE W. I. Harris. one q the Mis.lopary seere.
meeting with statement Of the hnaneial condi !.
lion and prospects Of ths Missi9nary Society, and
those Of the evening with outline OF tho general
mission work Of the Church.
AT 2;Sp. N. the same day there, will be CHI; |;
for all our Sunday schools In the District Singing
by the children aud addresses by distinsuished
speak ers. ianll-lt'
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ORPHANS COURT,

ORPHANS COURT,
" DECEMBER %, 1868.
District Of Columbia, Washing gtOn 20 Dit:
In the case Of CLEMENT W. BEEsE ETr, administrator
Aforesaid has, with the Of the Orphans
Court Of Washington county Aforesaid, appointed
SATURDAY, the sd day Of January, A. b. lsl9,
for the ANAL settlement and distribution Of the per-
sOnAl estate OF said deceased and OF the assets In
turned into money! when and where all the cred.
itors and heirs Of said deceased notified 10 at
may otherwise by law be excluded from all bene1 1t
In said deceased g estate: provided copy Of this
order be published once a week for three weeks in
the NATI0SAL REPuBLIcAS previous to the said
Test; JAS. r. o'BEIRNE,
de3l.Th3w Register Of Wills.
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-5fscITY REGIsTER,s OFFICE,
OF WATER REGIS

sS TRAR.
City HAIL, WAsHiNgroN, d, G. Jan. ,lSf9.
WATER RENTS for 1860 are now due and paya-
BILE at this onice. It unpaid at the end OF This
month the water will be shut OF without further
notice, and penalty exaeted before restoring the
same, as provided by law.
WATER TAXBs.-A list Of property on which
the overdue lnstAlments Of water tax shall remain
unpaid on the LIST Of February next will then be
y, Z, BOND.
jai.3w Water Registrar.
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~-pAyENPORT BR o TN y n 8

s~-DAyENPORT BROTH - II 9
~ BNHIBlTI0N-The most wonderful and
mysterious exhibition Of thi. Or any, other ase,
This show. opens with a speech from long haired
sbout most aston terror. strik.
ing, heart..ending phenomenon Of this century.
As performed by these most wonderful and myste-
rious brothers, who have played the same tricks
before all the Crowned Heads and Bloekheads and
all other kinds Of heads such as soft heads, ete
etc. These astonishing sharpers have softened the
brains Of European and American Bloekheads e
should be exposed and ean be in the following
manner: At the next exhibition have the hands and
feet OF these mysterious humbuss tied 10 me, then
placed In their so'called cabinet with their musical
Instruments, viz: violin, guitar, tamborine, bell
ke.. placed under the feet q myselt II ths above
the audience will hear no musical sounds from the
aboyo'named i1stTunentst nor will the spiritual
door. A. ADAMsON,
iall.l' o05 Ninth street.
eM.sCHOOL BOARD.-The regular
~ monthly meeting Of the Board Of Trustees
o. Public Schools will be held 10 the Aldernens 8
Chamber. City Hall. on TUESDAY RyknING,
18th instant, att 30 clock. A. p. PARDON,
jae.a Secretary.
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Special Notices.

az ERs'ss stTss65cfsFtpNLTsi, MAp MSMSs s.,ssis.'S1
will hold a meeting on MONDAY EVENING, the
PonrS sna sA s:Ga si:ss Ea.
By order Of The COMMITTEE.
jall.1t
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kS JANUARY o, 1850.
The Trustees ofthis Bank have this day declared
q dividend of three per cent out Of the prohts Of
the last six months, payable to ,teekho!deIs on
demand. JAMES ADAMS,
ja9.St Cashier.
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~sCITY ACADEMY AND ARMY
kS AND NAVY OFFICERS, INSTITUTE re;
moved 10 4SsJs Twelfth street, between and
'"'''' PROF. JOHN FILL,
jansL Principal.
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The Ways r 4 P.ovissses " certainly in.oru. !
BOOT AND ode STORE.

The ways Of Providepes. ars certainly inscruts-
~ " aN wFk sn ~
BOOT AID ode STORE.
Matthew stiguel has bsnsd bfan ns boot
sad shoe store on 0tta~s street. in HAflvills;,
Mr.. Stiguel is we'll known here - one of the
best boot makers in the state. He has fitted up
his shop in tip top styls' and asnuisetures all
the boots and shoes he ssllc Id palms df nm
der his own trade mark - ssaAy.nadA work, =
too many are in the hsait II doing Allthe
work that goes out from his shop is warranted.
J. J. Pool is now filling up for the spring
trade He is buying heavily from Boston. New
York and Chicago In these hard tinfss Pool il
crowded, he sold in drugs, paints, oils, school
books and other things, one day last week,
$467S0. Pretty good trade for these hard times.
n O. p. Clark at No. Union block, is doing
brisk business in the dry goods trade. Mr..
Clark buys the very latest styles and the best
goods. If ladies buy before calling on Clark,
they will make a sad mistake.
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-
The third Monday 2larch 1869, was, ON motion Of
Ca(kin9 9eferyD1 e. nmmittee on 6nsp4ob 80 -
port tqepnncil q X session. 80 El
On ulotton of Has, the special co05nitpt -
EPointe4 e visit L0ekport and confer vi Sth8 fr
Eteee>ehe 1llineis nj Michigan csua&1hs t5ati69
TO the construetio6 q bridge across she lateral
canal on Main street, was discharged.
COMMITTEE On streets and alleys submitted the
followinG xapoyt Whioh ma, on motion OF Caltjns,
received and tha ordee recommended adopted ,
~ xa6ar and AdraiA " tie Cay ef 0ttaass
e Coaacg AaAsns6lsd::
The undersigned. committee ca streets and
alleys, to whom were referred sundry petitions for
the construction OF sidewalks, respectfully report
that they have viewed the premises where said
sidewaiks are proposed to be constructed, and
would recommend the adoption Of the following
order. q =. sso.s ass, 90 " WV. THOMAS, VA
~ H. p. Mo0RE.
En ordered BY The City Council Of the Cay Of OHasva:-
That sidewalks be constructed in front Of lots and oeks
named in the several divisions OF the city Of
Ottawa In the county Of La Sale and State Of Illinois, to wits
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CORRESPONDENCE.
FROM Lli.AND
SELECTION.


The election in the town Of Adams was held
in the "town house" IN this place, and the small
building was at one time 60 dsnssly sesw1sd
that the ilsepers gave Wy and the door was
broken through to the ground. There were ssv-
eral nominees for each Office, four persons rum
ming for collector, yet, strange to tell, but enc
for each office was elected. The following il the
list of those elected: Supervisor. VIM. Fleming
Town Clerk, Daniel Richolson; Assessor, Thos.
Walsh; Collector, Ethan Carpenter; Commits.
sioner of Highways, B. F. Rogers. For several
years the town of Adams has sent Mr.. Fleming
to Ottawa, as her supervisor, while this year the
Norwegians took candidate of their own
liking, E. M. Kline, and got beaten badly.
PHRENoLoGY os B
Some sort of an ignoramus gave set of pbre-
biological lectures here short time since. He
tried to revive the spirit of olden times, but ut
terly failed. He was, undoubtedly, the poorest
lecturer we have been blessed with for sixth
month, and we have had goodly number sure
ly. I think his name was Cast-a-line. This
"bumpologist" examined the craniums of two of
our citizens Mr.. Pell and DR.. d. Hinkley, and
made very poor "out.' t3. m
WALTERS TROUPE s,a
was with us lately and drew large crowds in
Kennedys Hall. understand they gave uni
'versal satisfaction. "Ten Kni ghts in Bar
Room was well played.
NATIONAL BANK. r
Rumor has gone afoat, and we are in hopes it
may prove true that John R. Snyder, of Earl.
vile, and Nathaniel s. Pierce, of this place, are
tai enough to have a good constitution" If a
good banking house would spring up among US
it would be of incalculable benefit to the city
and surrounding country. sr Fl
REAL ESTATE, &C.
Mr.. Hubbell has traded his splendid house
and lot to Mr.. Holmes for another, and received
$1,000 "to-boot." 2" sl.t ~
Our drayman, Stephen Druse, has traded for
the Charles Hoag house and lot.
J. G. Smith has purchased John ONeil's house
and lot, and will rebuild this summer.
Watson & Ball have the best dry goods store
along the railroad for good way.
WIN. Kennedy has moved into his new drug
store, and has the incest looking one, "inside, y
west of Chicago. / ,,
The Odd Fellows and Masonic Hall of this
city is the best furnished of any in La Sale
county. It is in Watson & Balls building.
The new hall of the Sons of Temperance is in
Kennedy block. "a it..,, lax.
THE POST OFFICE.
Several men want the post Office here, because
it happens to pay decent salary. Among the
names forwarded to B. G. Cook at Washington
was tAat of Mr.. J.. G.. Rolfe, a crippled Union
soldier, crippled for life yet he is kept out by J..
s. Bishop, the present incumbent. If any man
in Leland should have the Office it is this old,
worthy soldier and true patriot. Let US see
whether Cook will aid him any.
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FROM gARAvTLLH.
wonioMs ~l $

MRS Livermore, Of ChicsgH leetured at this
2lace last week. Rcbinscns Bsl, was we'll filed
Mrs. Livermore talked we'll ,9rarared with such
whengdoodles as Anre .cllpson. She talked
goed sense and good losi' Sc sttempu at sem
sation. Some OF her projections were novel
Bier argument was o.ear and sensible. Mrs.
Jivsrmorc is evidently enc ciS the strong-minded
vemen. She ought to hcre been born male
baby Providence hesei7 7oIae mistake. il
-eally seems TO me. ! asked cr Binlly, Of lie.
,and, the other day, where re was born, and he
-eplied, that he first saw TIE light in Dublin but
might Just as we'll have been born in Cork. II
seems 70 me that Mrs L.vo-2ore might just a.
we'll have been born mtls IS female baby
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1rinindl Iaac,l eff Otta,rn.

4 ra I'D Lsf. Blsck
On Christie street, in front of 81
Days -4ddition TO Ottdsea.
Fh g,3 aft JOSE o. Lot. Block.
On Centre street, in front of 8
Green's .1ddtti0R to Oaaicd.
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FOX RIVER VALLEY II. II.

On the day Of election your correspondent
took pains to inquire. generally, Of the veters
with regard to this road, and from nearly every
one he received the reply: "The road ought to
go through, and Tn in favor o; IT." and, "if
necessary, of raising from ten to fifteen thousand
dollars by tax" One thing is srre, if the PEG.
pie do not pretty soon come to conclusion about
the matter, it will be too late, and tae prize now
near their grasp will be gone forever. These
favorable opportunities do not often present
themselves: therefore loi l.. q. while we may
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FROM SERENA.
THE ELECTION.

THE ELECTION.
The election in Serena passed off as usual in
that town-rather noisy, and with considerable
excitement. You remember that Serena is the
"Banner Town of the county, of both political
parties and therefore it is not to be wondered at
that each party strives for the ascendancy, e.
pecially when they are so nearly balanced as
here. Before the election each party had held
its caucus, made its nominations, and on election
day two tickets were in the field The following
is the Embellishments in tales.
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For Supervisor, A. I. armstrong reed SO votes.
s. S. Peterson 81
For Town Clerk, James a. Blake Sc "ol
",7tv 81 George Baker " "a r"apl
For Assessor, BENJAMIN Le,cis - SO +"
sita John Bell so
For Collector, Adoiplus MARSHALL SO /"
IS Chas. A. Morel II
For Com. Highways, Mn FyaAerty" 80. f" i}
So s1o" roo |. H. Dolph IS f"
For Justice Peace, Henry H. Parr 81 I" Z.
a. "m r. d. M Montgomery" "a 4"
Jas. X. Miller !" a. III" oe
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Giving an average Democratic majority of So.
J.Ivor Montgomery was moderator, and Jas.
Blake clerk Of the election. il' h
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II Cakns' motion TO reconsider order referring
bill ofJay n, Cooley, was carried. sRth.paqI
Ayes-7-Fske, Thomas, Freeman, Leonard, Cliff
ford, Osnan. Moore and Chlkins--s.
n Noes-4-Colwei Burke and Bossernan -s. irUas
On motion Of Calkins, bill Of Jay H. Cooley WAS
ordered paid. a6ss
Ayes-Fiskc, Thomas, Freeman Leonard, chr
ford, Osman, Moore and Calkns--S. cf rts 81 Il
Noes--Cowcll, Burke and Bosscrman---3.
Adjourned TO Tuesday, April Goth, 1862
r. n. WATERMAN, City Clerk
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Junior class; Tuesday morning ct 0 o'clock,
annual meeting Of the Trustees and Oyerseers,
and in the evening. concert by Gilmorc's Band,
Of Boston; Wednesday. commencement exer-
cises In the evening DR.. Fuller Of Bostou will
deliver his address before the societies. Thur
day. graduating exercises.
Work has commenced on tho new Fro Ban
tist church. The edi6ce viii b n AZ feet,
with vcstibule III "a feet. There d 10 be
o lecture room added, 30 Z BY 40 fset. THE
main audience room 10 70 DO SO I Al feet. The
choir win be established opposite the entrance,
behind the pulpit. This win Be one Of The fn.
est churches in the city, and win cost UPWARDS
Of seventy or eighty thousand dollars. A / am
informed by those best calculated TO iudre.
The St Joseph's church (Catholicj was dcdi-
Gated the 18th inst, with the usual ceremony,
Bishop Bacon Of Portland conducting. A large
crowd were present comprising OF course most
ly those who believe In pathology. The exercises
were conducted with the Latin language, which
Of course, the crowd understood perfectly.
The new Collector Of Internal Revenue has tn
ken possession and moved his Office to Farming
ton.
Fifth Of July Is to DO celebrated here In fine
style, the city having Appropriated $1,000. and
the citizens raising another thousand. There
Is to be Firemcn's Tournament In which fro
men and their engines will participate from all
parts of the State. Costly prizes are offered
Professor King Of Boston, the favorite Hronaut
will make Balloon ascension from the common.
The different organizations Of the city will form
q procession with the fireman.
Anniversary exercises Of the Maine State Sem
mary commenced to-day, and win continue
through the week. .....
Frank A. White Of this city, having passed
the most satisfactory examination. has been des-
ignated by Congressman Morrill, for the Militia
ry Academy. HoRArIus.
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OUR OWN STATE,

Maj. Shorcy Of the Bath Times writing to hi,
paper about the Jubilee collation. given to thu
Press last week, says,
Your correspondent was 20 unfortunate rs Il
be found in the immediate vicinity o. Mai
Stevens Of the Boston Herald and Elwel
Of the Transcript and Butler of the Bid.
deford Journal,-and as matter OF course
in the Presence Of such fellows, our opportuni
ties for judging Of the quality Of the eatable'
were very poor. The occasion was o very pleas
ant ono, and was very crciitablc to the mana
gers.
The man who could write that paragraph
would be cool in the hottest room Of Turkish
bath. We resent the above insinuation Of II.
wells gastronomic abilities, in behalf Of the am.
liable President Of our Maine Association. while
We call him, with Pidgin Of the Lewiston Jour.
nal, Stone OF the Lowell vox and Coggswell Of
the Concord Monitor, to witness that Shorcy dis
appeared in a tub Of strawberries, and could moi
be found, "though sought AFTER carefully will
tears
A lady SO years OF age, by the name of Dun.
nell, of Seasmont, was almost instantly killed
by being thrown from wagon by run
away horse In Lincolnville last Saturday.
The combined exhibition Of the New England
Agricultural Society and the Maine State Agri.
cultural Society at Portland, in September next
promises the largest Fair Of the kind ever held
In New England. II viii begin on the It'll and
eontinne four days. Farmers meeting win b
held during the first three evenings ofthc fair d
which Interesting practical topics will be dis
cussed. The annual address viii be delivered
by Gov. Chamberlain, on the 10th.
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LEWISTON JUNE 81, 1869

Mn. EDITOR Notwithstanding the grand
rush to the big show at Boston, we have had
"little shows" among US too numerous almos,
to mention. First comes the Circus, then the
"Big Fish," and last, but not least, Horn &
Bloodgood's combination. would advise all
the readers Of the JOURNAL, who are fond of a
hearty laugh, 10 attend this concert, should ever
an occasion presentitself. Eph. Horn willcertain-
ly produce laughter IL such n thing Is possible.
Trouting seems to be the order Of the day
here, and every one who can procure fishing
tackle Is making his way to the numerous brooks.
Your correspondent has been. but was not so
fortunate as he was Mt the Sycamore, 80 ably
described by Portsmouth editor, as he return
cd with 'nary fish,.
Jay Cooke, the celebrated Philadelphia hank
or, has been in Franklin county recently ON a
fishing excursion. He was accompanied by Mr..
Page, the New York banker. Both these gen.
tlemen have produced quite sensation in their
travels, as they have Constantly kept in view
the Importance Of establishing Sunday Schools
among the young and old, in the valleys and
among the mountains. They carried with them
large yaiiscs filled with tracts for distribution.
and large number Of singing books which are
USED TO teach the children to sing. Mr.. Cooke
gave liberal funds for the establishing of sun
day schools throughout his entire route. On
Sundays they would hold meetings and invite
all within twenty-five miles to meet with them.
Mr. VIM. p. Frye Of this city accompanied the
excursionists-
commencement exercises Of Bates College
will open Sunday the 9th, and continue until
Friday. Sunday, Baccalaureate sermon by
Rev. DIR. Cheney, President Of the College
Monday evening. Prize Defamation by IN,
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CUBAN RECRUIrISG.-The arrest of the Junta
has had the effect of hurrying up Cuban rcyo-
lutionary movements. A large number OF re-
cruits arrived in New York, Wednesday and are
to be transferred in tus-boats to steamship
which viii await them in the Lower Bay. They
will be conveyed thither by tugboats. The ex-
pe,litiOnary vessel has been filled with large
supply Of small arms and all the necessary out
fit for infantry and cavalry regiments, besides
having uniforms for the volunteers, which will
be worn rs soon as they arc safely on board.
Many Of the enlisted men are old soldiers who
have seen war service ON both sides In the late
rebellion. They all display great arlor, and
are eager to engage In the Cuban struggle.
Their services were mostly secured by adyer-
tisements in the newspapers. There are sever
al respectable and determined men among them
and these are willing TO devote themselves for
veal or voc to the revolutionary cause. AS for
bounty money, there was none oiierel. the only
Inducements being free passage TO Cuba, and
$50 n month in gold while fighting the Spanish
troops. 1t is confidently represented. but how
truly Is not known, that the Cuban Junta has
fully S3,0OO,OOO in its possession, with which
to pay volunteers and purchase army supplies.
IL is believed that IL was mostly contributed by
numerous wealthy Cubans and their sympathiI-
ing friends. A capacious building in the Gen.
trial part Of New York is the main rendezvous
for the congregating Of the volunteers. The
place was formerly used as a church; but where
once the worship Of the Deity was performed,
there Is now only heard the resounding tramp
OF drilling men, and the hustle Of warlike prep
aratiOns