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DIED.


DIED.
RoBINsos:-oa tbeihh Inst .HtIrIl LItIAs.
inson. " l."
The relatlyes and friepds Of the family sre res
Bsetfuly invited 70 the funeral from No. Q, 1nsls
sa On saturday. % y; is,S ivn e, ~ celoes Ses I'd streets
HARMON. Suddenly, at his residence, No. 500
o'clock q. m. January 10Th, 1907. AARON D. Han.
ALLEN. --on the 18Th inst, CHARLrs n. infant
The funeral. viii take place to-day. tssiuf.
day, the leth ip,t,, at o clock p. NJ, from No.
.e9 street. Friends Of the family are Invited to
DEsMAN. .-on the 18th inst, Of measles, HAxr.
Ios. inspt son e Hampton B. and Mary b, Den
The funeral viii take place on Saturday. the 10Th.
Of the family are Invited 70 attend.
% .Sas:aiS .Is All a::: & % tSs sn Lon
.whils attending the mes.ins in MeKsndrs.
chapel. and having Just handed his class money,
ssn .SSSsssy ,Sss W. md AZ ssISsr.S In
smsmbsi oi he Esihodia Rpissopsi Church for
Born % "a H,'f sls.S.f. f som,.e, county. xnr.nd.
Ss 81 ss S sS;
deps rtments Of the Government for the last 20
He died leaving 70 his wife and children and bis
x. .as
The relatives and friends Of the deceased are In.
Nc, nlk RiGhth street, between N and o, on sup
az 20 IL H. s;%.S: S. v =:
tsc6uyiiiii county tPa. papers please eOpy.I
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w.INFoRMATIoN FOR THE PUB.

h93 931lNFOHMATION FOR THE PUB
~ LlC.-To prevent Misunderstanding or
s0n,ssVa 9 .he public y iptoEnsd that donatioas of
BY the poor, and viii be distributed by the Provi.
dent AID Society among those who are found, after
personal visitation. to be destitute and deGefylng
wthoutTegard TO nativity. sect, or color.
Contributions In money should only be made to
collectors In the different depa artments and wards
duly apthoTiLed in writing ~ william Dixon, V,
70 one Of the ohcers Of the Society; and ali dons
lions q fuel. food or clothing to the general agent
or to those duly authorized In writing by him.
Applications for aid should hrst be made TO one
Of the visitors Of the ward In which the applicant
resides, whose duty 1t will be TO visit and report
ne ease e the nearest director and. II found dest
articles needed delivered Immediately. No orders
Will be issued for those who able and can a nd
employment. The names Of visitors aud collectors
will be publishe from time TO time.
Two soup-houses are open from 10 until o clock
dallyi one at the corner of Seventeenth and |
streets, the other on Maryland avenue near Four.
and-a half street,
Por further Information apply at the Office Of
me general Agent, corner Of Louisiana Avenue
aud sixth street. A. X. BROWNE,
Jahlz'ot General Agent p. AS.
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Removal OF Political Disabilities
from SirginfRns-PrOtes from the
Republican state Comm ittee.
we have received the following communl.
cation from the Chairman OF the Republican
state Central Committee Of Virginia.
Rooms REPUBLICAN STATE)
GENITAL COMMITTEE, }

State central Committee OF Virginia
Rooms REPUBLICAN STATED
CESTRAL CONNITTgB
RICHMOND. Va, Jan iith, iscs
EDITOR REPUBLICAN, notice by your Issue
oil yesterday that the Reconciliation Com.
mlt.ee hAs directed one Of its members to re-
III pI,i IoI the feiei from political disabil-
ties OF numerous citizens of this State
Ihe list OF names contained in the letter nj
your correspondent 10 the same recommended
by THIS committee, with the addition OF these
nsmes w SS aIi circuit Judges in this state: Hugh
From the position which bold in the or.
ganilatton OF the reconstruction party OF this
state, ieel called upon to protest, In behalf
o. me one hundred thousand voters in this
extending this relief 10 the three 9ent1smen
named, until such time IA the Stnte IL mi.
restored, or until they showG their ants -
intention 10 support the reconstTuction OF the
state upon the plan proposed by ConRTes.
am daily 10 receipt OF letters from ali por,,o,i
oil the State, written by men who have been
persecuted by these judges, and Tho well now
mat they are still as bitter as ever and that
4 Is still impossible for them to do Justice be.
other Union man, "
The friends Of the Government in this State
ieel that they have the right to ask Congress
70 relieve only such persons as receive the
loyal Governor and we feel confident that
our situation places us in position to dis
eriminate between individuals much better
than any committee Of Congress po ssibly can.
we 40 not ASK men to pledge themselves to
support the Republican party but we do de.
mAnd, As condition precedent to our recon.
mendation, that they shall pledge themselyes
TO support the party which IL laboring 10 Sc.
cure the restoTAtion Of the State until we are
again In the Union.
Chairman Republican State Central Commit.
tee OF Virginia.
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s-DR. WM, BOYD. PUAOTIC.I
fSN- PENMA P.-The Under

h9F. r = n N 4 P.-The Under-
~ slGNED takes this method Of informing
giving in,tructloa in PENMGNsHlP AZ tnion h
League Hall every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
fklDAl EVENINGS. HOurs from Soto In m
Terms! Plain PeHmanship, course Of weeks,
SGD In advance OTnamsntAl PenmGpshIp, I'M
PlouTilhlnE, tl5, ] w SWEkK KNN
del-tf w. N"N'h'
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@ GiPiBNT 6oNsUaPfioN, ,scRoFtLhN AZ
The journal ofChemistry, Justly stigmatiIes all
inhalations,, powders, snufs and troehes as de-
eeptiya. VIM. r. Prince. Nurseries, Flushing,
New York, announces his sovereign remedIals
from plants and gu1Tantees SUCCESS, His other
iouspess, Constipation, Piles. Rheuinsti.m, Drop.
~. OpthAlmiA, Bar Rruptions, Deafness, Nervous
Debility, Skin, Mereurisi aud other Eruptive Dis.
janlI-ets
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Stables.
N ailor Brothers
= Il a B L I'd -,
Z Street. bet. Thirteen -and-hA and Pourteenth.
OPPOSITE wILL.ARD's HOTEL.
deell-u
Educational.
MODERN LANGUAGES.

vi
Professor DANIEL B. dROUx, formerly teaehs
9f hodsTa languages A. the deSrEetOwp aud Co.
lumbar Colleges, b. O., and who has been very
suoeeI.fgl dgrnE many years In impRrting The
kn2wlsdEs VI PIeneh. Spanish and German, Will
sla..ss foT ia.iIueiiOa in ths a60ys language
AL. b made. also Lron the Italian, sVsd.
ysISsr BpdIdihE' bslWSSn b and i street. Wsshi
'htoh' p'N' sepl.u
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A BILL has been introduced into the Penn
sylvania Legislature providing for the ap-
pointment Of an interpreter OF foreign Ian.
guages for the Philadelphia courts.
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nW- CLAIMS AGAINsT THE con

~ PoRATioN.- All persons having claims
against the Corporation due prior to the 9th day
Of July, 1865, are hereby notified to present such
claims to the Committee Of Investl CATION at the
City Hall, between the hours Of 10 a. IN. and p.
IN r. IN this date to February l, 1860, or they may
be debarred from the benefits OF the sams. All
claims must be accompanied by vouchers and yeri.
hed by the afilayit OF the claimants. jAg.eo6t
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OF WATER REGIS

CITY HALL, W wAsHIsaroS.D D. c., Jan. l,ls69.
WATER RENTS for 1899 are now due aud pAyA.
BILE a. this otice. H. unpaid at the end OF this
month the water will be shut off without further
same, as provided by law,
=. WATER TAXEs.-A list Of property on which
tho overdue instalments Of water tax shall remain
unpaid on the list Of February next will then be
prepared for publication, and Included In tax sale
y. x. BOND,
Jai'3w Water Registrar.
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New Advertisements.

EoR RBNT-AN ELEGANT NEW STORE ON
L Pennsylyania Ayenue, between Twenty First
% oRGss. H. g PsnnsSiSsnla sHsnS., S S.tx cen
Twenty FIRST and Twenty Second streets. II
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The Rev. Patrick J. HArkins, the Catholic
priest at Holyoke, Mass, has been arrested
for assault and battery on one Of his parish
toner's. He will be tried on Monday.
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MARRIED..

n uMAHERaBgsHBY.-. -.on The. 2eth ult ,by the
pis r., daughter Of James n. Bushby, OF this
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Pawn Brokers.
AK LICENSED BY AUTHORITY. 4

B. BURNsTINE's
LOAN OFFICE, I75 Thirteenth street, third door
south south Of PennsylyAniA avenue. Money l9Apsd on
nlne TO suit customers on Heal RAtAts, Gold and
Silver Watches, Diamonds, JeWslfy, silver
Pl1te, Pianos, furniture, Mechanical Tools,
Ladies and 0entlsmsn's Wearing Apparel oi
old doid aud Silver bought. -
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sAaUEL TRyoE,, q cigar manufactures, of
assets are about - per cent.
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.sC. F. CUhIMINs,

EB 00n"fNs'
47 SEVENTH STREET
AN NEATENSlVEBO BOOT AND SHOEHOUSE
where the public may always nnd WHAT THEY
WANT, and Of the BEST MANUFACTURE
Second door South Of street aud eTn Marx ct
n15- DIR. wM. BOYD, PRACTICAL
kN Physician and Phren6logist, has mad an
experience OF nearly twenty .hye years, and man.
utAetures The best Cough Mixture In the world /
gives Ad vice TO ladies and gentlemen about to get
married now TO choose cOngenlAl companions for
life, Or those who have children the education best
suited 70 their capacity and also gives dell aea:
uon an chart Of character to any who may favor
him with call At Ills Office, No. 42 Virginia Ry.
enne, between FIRST and Second streets west
jA7.tf
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REGIsTER,s OFFIoE.
,W. MT. oLIvET CEMETERY.

All persons who have purchased LOTS or parts
sars % Tor the sSme are RSTsSy SeS tbst
accounts be not sette before the lst day Of next
the bodies In them Temovsd, and The gTound soIa
to other parties. BY order Of the Company
~ CHAs. /. WHITE, DID,,
Jali'eotfeb President.
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Special Notices,

&"eFOU U n II INWARD WORKING
sV MENis ASSOCIATION will hold ! meet.
Ing at the Mission Church, on L, between Fourth
and fihh streets, on MONDAY, January Is, at
7:Dp. m.
By.oIder Of THE COMMITTEE.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

WAsHIroroN, January Is, lsoo.-Jay Cooke
Co. furnish the following quotations OF Gov.
eminent securities.
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Wood and Coal.
COAL AND WOOD.

y GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
WHITE ASH
RED ASH, fall slIes.)
CHESTNUT.
CUMBERLAND COAL, run OF mine.
do. do. lump.
2.2i0 POUNDS TO THE TON GUARANTEED
OAK AND PINE WOOD CONSTANTLY ON
HAND.
aS- Now Is the timO for families to put In their
winters supply.
s.P, BROWN 4 SON,
Southeast corner Of New York avenue and FIJI
teenth street. NaiTn's new buIldlng formerly at
40 Ninth street, between Z and v Yard and
WhArvss foot Of seventh street. Au22.u
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.
This is to give notice, That on the 18th day Of
January, A. D., lSog. q Warrant In Bankruptcy
and CHARLIs o. MURDEX, Of the city Of Washing.
ton. OF said District, who has been RdiudEsd a
Bankrupt on his own petition, that the pay mi nts
Of any debts aud delivery Of any properly belong.
ing TO such Bankrupt, to him or for his use. and
by law that meettng Of he creditors of he aid
Bankrupt TO prove their debts, and choose one or
Court OF Bankruptcy, to be holden at The City
Hall, In the city OF Washington, before J. sayies
Brown, Register, on the Soth day Of January, A.
DAVID s. GooDISG.
U, S. Marshal Of D. C., as Messenger.
ianl6-lt [staT
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Nov. 25, 1868

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No person of refinement, economical housewife,
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How TO BREAK A MULE.-The follow
ing suggestions, says the Maryland Far
mer, from new and interesting book on
the subject of breaking the mule, by Har-
ycy Riley, Esq, Superintendent of the
Government coral, Washington z,
"Don't fight CIR abuse him After you
have harnessed him, and he proves to be
refractory, keep your temper, slack your
reins, push him round, backward and for
ward, not roughly then if he will not do
what you want him to, tic him to post.
and let him stand there day ordso with
out food or water. Take care, fthat
he does not lie down, and be careful TO
have person to guard him, so that he
does not foul in the harness. If he will
not 90 after day or two of this treat
ment, give him one or two more oft, and
nv word for 1t he will come to his senses
and do anything you want from that time
forward.
"The only way to keep mule from
kicking you is TO handle it a great dcal
when young, and accustom it to the ways
and actions of men. You must, through
kindness, convince it that you are not
going to harm or abuse it; and you can
do that best by taking hold of it in a
gentle manner every time it appears 10
be frightened. Such treatment l have
always found more effective that all the
beating and abusing you can apply. The
mule is peculiar in his dislkes. Many of
them, when first harncssed, so dislike a
blind bride that they will not work in it.
When you find this. let them stand for a
day or so in the binders and then take
them off, and in forty.ninc case out offifty
he will 60 at once"
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number of other desirable articles, given as pre-
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LEGATION Office, S3S Broadway, New York.
Try it, Boys and Girls. Specimen copies, ten
cents, mailed free.
Jan 81, 1869 80
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A ROMANCE OF THE CUBAN REBELLION.
An American citizen who was in the
Theatre of ViIlanueva on the evening of
the 22d ult., and witnessed the riot and
massacre in the streets of Havana that eve
ming, says: ga very beautiful girl, the
daughter of Aldama, one of the wealthiest
and most noble of all Cubans, wore upon
her left breast the American flag with the
inscription, Long live the Republic of Gu
ba' upon it. When that stirring song was
being sung, the whole audience rose and
cheered this young woman, aud as she rose
to Acknowledge the salute-all eyes were
now bent upon her-a low, mean, coward
ly Spaniard shot her with a revolver, kill
ing her instantly. Two American gentle
men occupied the box adjoining Senorita
Aldama, whose names do not know, but
one of whom, seeing the pistol pointed at
the young lady's breast, Dire " his revolver,
and second after the Spaniard had fired,
blew the top off the head of the cowardly
assassin. Instantly the whole theatre
was the scene of the greatest confusion,
and the Spanish troops rushed i'll and be
gan firing upon the masses OF the huddled,
unarmcd, innocent men and women
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The plan adopted by this prince Of
farmers is to manure heavily and judi
ciously. at whatever cost; and by these
means gathers his princely returns. In
vesting in manures at the rate of seven
teen dollars per acre, no doubt, appears
to many as an idea too preposterous for
any sane man to entertain. But when
that Investment yields a dividend of over
FIVE hundred per cent, under Mr.. Dick
sons judicious method Of planting, the
wonder is that everybody does not profit
by such experiments.
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Ais Well that Ends Well.

Not a great while ago an Irishman was
employed in village where he was well
known, to dig we'll pro bono publico
The contract was made that he was to be
paid certain sum pc foot, and warrant
a free supply of water. At it he went
with a will, and his daily progress was in
tensely watched by interested parties
Early and late he delved away faithfully,
deep down IN the earth, full of confidence
in the speedy completion of his labors.
He had reached the depth of about
twenty-five feet, and soon expected to
"strike water" Early in the morning Pat
repaired to the scene of his labors, and
horrible to tell, it had caved in, and was
nearly full. He gazed with rueful visage
upon the wreck, and thought of the addi-
tional labor the accident would cause him.
After moments reflection he looked ear
nestly around, and saw nc one stirring;
then quickly divesting himself of his hat
and coat, he carefully hung them on the
windlass, and made tracks for neighbor-
ing eminence which overlooked the village.
Here, hid amid the underground, he quiet
ly awaited the progress of events.
AS the morning wore on, the Inhabitants
began to arouse and stir about. Several
were attracted to the well, thinking that
as Pats hat and coat were there, he was
below. Soon the alarm was raised that
the we'll had cave1 in and that Pat was in
it. A crowd collected, and stood horrified
at the fate OF poor Pat. A brief consulta-
tion was held, and soon spades and other
implements were brought to dig out the
remains of the unfortunate man. To work
they went with will-when one set be-
come wearied with the unusual labor, a
half dozen ready hands grasped the imple-
ments and dug Justify. Pat quietly look
ed on from his retreat on the eminence,
while the village stood around the we'll
and watched with breathless suspense the
work go bravely on.
AS the diggers approached the bottom,
the excitement of the bystanders grew in
tense, and they collected as near as safety
would admit, gazing fearfu!ly down into
the we'll. With great care and precaution
the dirt was taken away, and when the
bottom was at length reached, no Pat was
to be found. The crowd, berfore SO anx-
ious, gradually relaxed 10 broad grin,
which broke forth in uproarious merriment
when the venerable Pat walked up with a
smiling countenanee and addressed the
crest-fallen diggers, who now stood weary
and soiled with their labors, ,"Be jabers, gin
tlemen, and it's Patrick Pagan sure that IS
much obliged to yecs for doin' of that little
job of work %
The effect can be better imagined than
described, and as the most active of the
young meu skunk off, several low-breathed
mutterings broke forth that sounded very
much like "sold."
Through the kindly aid of his fellow-cit-
izens, Pat soon finished his we'll, and it re-
mains among the monuments OF his genus
to this day.
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- The Rev. ]. A. Scott, of Moorcield:
West Virginia, has invented q contrivance
by which a birds eye view of q large dis
trict of country can be taken in a second
A Photographic camera is attached to Il
small balloon, and sent up to any height
at which the observation is to be taken
the balloon is anchored to tho earth, of
course. BY an electro-magnct, whose
wires cxtONd up to the camera, the latter
is opened and shut, and thus the photo
graph of the countsy is taken. This in
vcntion will be of immense use in military
operations, and in obtaining a correct
map of amy district of country required.
The pictures obtained will be absolutely
correct, and so superior 10 ordinary
draughting that they will, in time, to Il
great degree supcrsede tue employment
of surveyors Instruments.
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: The Knoxville Wing publishes list
of agents for that paper and says: "We
appeal to their interest for the success of
the great principles we advocate, and: al
so, to their stake in the derelment of Ten
ncssee.'
Josh Billings says:-"when a young
man amt good for nothing else, ! like tew
sec him carry gold headed cane" If he
can't buy cane, let HIM part his hair in
the middle!
DR.. Mudd, who has been confined
for nearly three years at Dry Tortugas,
for alleged completely in the assasstion Of
Mr. Lincoln, has been pardoned by the
President.
: Manuscript sermons at fifty cents
apiece, suitable for any denomination, are
advertised in Boston.
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New YORK. Tuesday, May l

New YORK. Tuesday, May l.
UDoLpuo WOLFE, ESQ:
DEAR SIR: The want Of pure Wines and Liquors
for medicinal purposes has been long felt by the pro-
fession and thousands of lives have been sacrificed
by the use Of adultcratcd articles. Delirinm tre-
mems, and other diseases ofthe brain and nerves, so
rife in this country, very rare in Europe owing.
in great degree 10 the difference in the purity Of
the spirits sold.
We have tested The several articles imported and
sold by you including your Gin, which you sell un-
der the name of Aromatic Schicam Schnapps,
which we consider justly entitled TO the high repu-
tation it has acquired in this country and from
your long experience as foreign importer your
Bottled Wines and Liquors should meet with The
same demand.
We would recommend to you to appoint some OF
the respectable apohccarics in different parts Of the
city as agents for the sale of your Brandies and
Wines, where the profession can obtain the same
when needed for medicinal purposes.
Wishing you success in your new enterprise,
We remain your obcdient servants,
VALENTINE MOTT, NJ. D., Professor of Surgery,
University Medical College, New York.
]. Nj. CARNOCHAN, NJ. D., Professor of Clinical
Surgery, Surgeon-in. Chief to the State Hospital,
etc. No. IA East Sixteenth street.
LEWIS A. SAYRE, NJ. D., No. 795 Broadway.
II. p. DEVICES. II. D., No. 7al Broadway.
JOSEPH WORSTER, NJ. D.. No. l20 Ninth street.
NELSON STEELE, NJ. D., No. 81 Blcecacr street.
JOHN O'REILLY. NJ. D., No. e30 Fourth street
b. l. RAPHAEL, NJ. D., Professor of the Principles
and Practice of Surgery, New York Medical Col
lcge, etc., No. 81 Ninth street, and others.
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- The most tender hearted man ever
heard of, was shoemaker, who always
shut his eye and whistled when he ran his
awl into sole.
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- Show me a man who has joys with
ont sorrow. and will show you land that
has mountains without valleys
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NOTICE.

TIE undersigned has constantly on hand ut
his Kiln. in Iaurcns District, good supply OF
nnsracked LIME, who will be sold as eheaply as
il can he bought elsew -ere. The Quarry isfour
n,ss i, cnst of Free Bridge on Saluda River, and
nhout ton miles southeast of Erwin's bridge.
J.C. C. FEATHERSTON.
Brewerton, S. G.
March II, 1868 SO