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Mctires in Dankruptcp.


TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TuE
Il UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
MAY TRRM, 1889.-IN TIE MATTER OF
RICHARD 81. sELBY, OF ST. JOHNS, Oh ARIES
TON COUNTY BANKRUPT PETITION FOR
FULL AND FINAL DISCHARGE IN BANKRUPT
CY.-Ordered, That hearins.be had ON the sBvENrm
DAY OF JUNE. 1862 at Federal Courthouse in Charles
ton. T. O., and that all creditors, Co. Of said Bas
rupt appear at said time and rlaoe, and show eauxe
II any they can, why the prayer Of the petitioner
should not be granted.
By order OF the Court, the 14th day Of May,
1859. DANIEL HORLBECK,.
Clerk Of tbs District Court Of tEA United States
May Is 80 For,South Carolina.
TN THE DISTRICT COBkT OFF THE.
4 UNITED sTAThs, FOR 1HE DIsTRICi
OF SOUTH OAROLINA.--IN The MATTER, OF
RICHARD b.. CARPENTER, BANKRUPr-IN
BANKRUpIOYs-Yo aohom it my Concern: The m
dersgned hereby gives notice OF his appointment as
Assignee Of RICHARD CARPENTER. in tbs Dts
tr1ct OF Charleston and State Of SontlCarolana with
In said District. who has been adjudged Bankrupt
on his own petition. by the District Court ofsaid
District
Dated the 14th day ~f May, A. D. 1885,.
May 10 stuth3 II. s. BRUINS. Assignee.
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llOants.

SETTLED ENGLISH LADY WISHES
IA. Situation as an experienced Cook. No OBJ
tecuons TO go in the country Apply three doors
from Haselstreet. on EAST BAY. tor three days.
MaTLJ ,I. am
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Qotels.
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: - = 80 = = ~
THIS NEW AND CoAs.1Or foUs HOUsE, LoCAT.
ED corner of Broadway and Forty-second- street,
commodation OF its guests. II was built expressly
for frst-clsss family boarding house-the rooms
being large and ea s:.:c, heated y s;essu-witn moi
and cold water and furnished second TO noae while
the culinary department s In the most experienced
hands, atfording guests an unequailad table.
the modern improvements and ut the service oi
guests ot all hours. lt,
The RroadWay and University Place Cars pass the
door every four minutes. running FROM the City
Hall TO Central Park, while the Sixth aI.d teyenth
Avenue lines are but a short block on eitLer side
Ihe depo,s. steamboat landingss places Of annse.
ment and business Of the great metropolis
MORE & HULLEY; ProprtetOrs.
TAfch IL 6nos
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-amusfmenGs.
INN FnEUnDrsCuIAFE's BALL

iAN FHEUNDTsc'AFF's BALI 4
Elm DEUTSCHEk FHEUNDTSCHAFT'S BALL
w'rd Stadtdnden. am ton Phngstase den II ten
May, in a. HENNE'S Hall. EcSe King and Tine
strasse, wo zu allie Freundeund Bekante, eiu eeladen
mndt.
DAs cOMAIJTTEE.
A. HENNE, IF. RtcKELa.
II. SUHRSTEDT. d SPINTEN
May ths2~
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FRESH DRUGS.

FRESH DRUGS.
JUST RECElVED.AND EOK SALE BY
DIR. II. BAER, NO. 13I MEETING-
STREET.
ID ISON'S TOBACCO .ANIIDOTE
III Roses Cough Syrup
Schenk's Pulnaenic Syrup
schenR's Seaweed Tonic
Cherokee Remed, and Cure
RejuvenatinR Elixir
chloride of Lime
Spears Fruit Preserving Solution
Browns Chtorodyne
German Blood or 'sKaiser'' Pills &C. &c
April 8
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Gp Rfrt.

neateat styles Of type, at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE.
No. 149 East Bay
TTNO RENT, THAT HEALTHY AND
j. pleasantly located RESIDENCE, southwest corr
ner of Coming and Warren-s,seets, opposite ST..
Pauls Church. containing eight rooms, DRESSING
room, pantry and bath room, ample accoinmodation
for servants. carriages and horses To an approvei
tenant therent will be moderate For further par
ticnars, apply to M. E. CARkERF, No. ST Radcliffe.
street. sw4 n .alH Nav rs
lTlO RENT, a HOUSE IN TAE REAR.
Il OF four rooms in d Atie large yard with we'll
OF good water and necessary. outbuiidings also.
with v . view ~ . gaEde9; rent low to punotuai
tenant Apply atA No. .16O Sf. PHILIP.STREET
opposite bogard-stfeet: 1"i1 Mas1B
IEvps tsENT, THH HALF or 4 HOUs e.
!, "a a2S Ktshen delishtfuliy situated
line OF City Cars. Terms moderate, Apply at THIS
OFF!CE.u ~. N a a,ilin .t,.,-,, May IA
fTNO RENT IN NASW YORK, FOR M c
II . Summer, an elegant, four-story DWELLING,
In Lexington Avenue. fitted up with all mode i'm.
provements and furnished through in the ighest
style: For particulars. apply at No. IT HAYHE-
May 8 7 .,l illA3L ;j.i,.I1,! = ~ sws
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M/ANTED-AGENTS SELL TaE
Nv AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE. Price
$36 The simplest, cheapest and best Koit,ing Ma
chine ever Invented. Will knit 10000 stitches per
minute. Liberal inducements to Agents. Address
AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE COMPANY
Boston, Mass, or st. Louis, Mo. M t0
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MyANTED To PJRCHASE-A GEN.
w TLEMAN Of Alabama wishes to purchase q
DWELLING HOUSE in pleasant part Of the city,
containing from four tC six rooms, with necessary
outbuildings. For such q as will suit, cash
price will be paid. Apply at THIS oFFICE.
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WANTED To HIRE, "A WOMAN, 40
w Cook and Wash for family. Good recon-
mendations required. Apply at No. 81 SPRING.
NAV
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WTANTED, FKRST-CLA>S TRAVEL.
wv LING SALESMEN in every State. Good
wages or liberal per cent. and steady employment
Address, with stamp, B. r. HOWE. No. 63s' Arch
street, Phladelphna, Pa 3mos Aprla
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A YOUNG LADY DESIRES SITUA-
IA TION as Nursery Governess. No objection to
leaving the city Stale. Unexceptonabie refer
ences given and required. Address A. r Key Box
No. SO, Charleston Postoface May Is
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-LNNIP PLOY YMENT.-TEN DOLLARS A
lL day and constant employment guaranteed to
every p.an and woman in want of work. in light
honorable and profitable business. Great induce.
ments offered. Descriptive circulars free Address
JAMES q. RAND & CO.,
March 13 s3mos Blddeford Me
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MTANTED, SUBSCRIBERS FUIs ALL
w THE LEADING AGAZINES AND NEW \.
PAPERS. at publishers rates.
CHARLES @. RICHTER
April 81 No 1R1 K,nr-stra.t
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WANTED. EVERYBODY To SUB.
wv SCRIBE to the CIRCULATING LIBRhRY-
CHARLES @. RIGHTER'S Select Library of New
Books contains all of the latest publications.
April II No. 16l KING-STREET.
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A correspondent writing from Alexandria,
In relation TO the recent outrage, says that
upon measurement Of the ground where
the outrage was committed on the little girl
Brown, near the northeast corner Of the
Catholic graveyard, II has been found that
the offence was committed within ninety
yards of the Alexandria and Fairfax divid-
ing line. This gives the Alexandria courts
Jurisdiction over the offence, and Church
will therefore DO tried In Alexandria, and
not at Fairfax Courthouse.
The Gazette Of yesterday evening has the
following items;
THE handsome threc-story brick dwelling
on the west side Of st. Asaph street, between
Duke and Wolfe, belonging to the estate OF
the late Lucy 8. Thompson, has been pur-
chased by the congregation Of tho Second
Presbyterian church, for parsonage for that
church, at cost ofS4 800.
Mr.. BERNARD @. CRooK, Of this city, IL
building house near Markham station, on
the Orange, Alexandria and Manassas rail-
road, for Z. @. Marshall, esq, which, judg-
ing from that portion already completed,
promises to be ono of tho handsomest and
best constructed country residences In Vir-
ginla.
The protracted meeting which has been In
progress In the Methodist Episcopal church
for several weeks past will be brought to q
close this week. The church will not be
open tonight, but the services will be resumed
tomorrow night.
DISTURBANCE occurred on the last trip
OF the Washington ferry boat yesterday eve
ming, among some OF the passengers who
had been drinking too much, but Captain
Entwlsle left his pilot-box and quicted affairs
In short order.
LAST NIGHT about ten o'clock two resi-
dents Of the city, having had q quarrel, re-
solved to settle the difficulty by fsticuf
engagement, and for that purpose, accompa-
MED by seconds and large number OF per-
sons, repaired to a vacant lot In the middle
Of the square bounded by King, Union,
Prince aud Water streets. At the hrst blow
one of them was sprawled upon the ground,
but before second could be struck both
were covered with -four, thrown upon them
by the spectators OF tho affair and so blinded
that they could not sec each other. The eight
having been interrupted, the parties agreed
to meet at tho same place this morning at
ten o'clock and renew the combat with
broad swords, but at the designated hour
only one made his appearance.
Rev. J. 7. LEFTwIcu, pastor OF tho Second
Presbyterian church In this city, has had
call to Atlanta, Ga, to the charge OF large
congregation, aud at the earnest request of
number Of leading men In tho church
there, will leave for that place this week on
q visit. He has not, rs yet, signlhed his In
tention Of accepting the call, and tho MEM
bers Of his congregation here would most re-
luctantly part with him.
THE Loudouu County Agricultural Fair
will commence at Leesburg tomorrow.
Many persons from this city will DO In at
tendance.
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FOR WOOD AND CHARCOAL.

HEADQUARTERS FIRIu military DisrRror.1
CHIsY ouAREERnAsTER's 0rRIcs,
Sealed proposals, IN trip!lests. viii be received
At this oflee, until ~ IN. MONDAY, November n.
1850, for furnishing the ouartermastsr's, Depart.
Hard Wood as may DO required from tue ist day o.
January, 49, until the 3ist day Of December. ls70.
at the % lowing nan ID posts ~ Texas.
fTaios santiago. iort MeKsse.,.
Brownsville, Fort QuitmAn,
Port Clark, Port Richardson.
Fort Blss, Fort Stockton,
Port Coneho. Jefsrson,
Fort Davis, Point Isabel.
Fort Dnncau, San Antosio.
Bidders will state the kind Of wood they propose
Proposals will also bo received at tho same time
aud piAes for such quantities Of Charcoal as may
be CURED At San Antonio, Texas, for the same
Delivery to be made at sush times, And In such
quantities As tho receiving smoer may designate.
The wood aud charcoal g be sqbjeet q imposition
ohicer.
The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids
offered.
Separate bids should be made for each post, asd
the price per cord for wood, per bushelfo char
coal, clearly stated.
Each bid must be sseomaan by, a guarantee Of
s1 aS ssS s e.ss sGSG 81
rseofd) that the bidder IL competent to, and will
carry out tho contract II awarded TO him, aud the
guaIantor must DO stated. No bid entertained not
conforming to these requirements,
The attention Of bidders Ia called TO section 10 OF
Prcposais mus. ). pssy endorsed on he say.l,
ops ''ProposAls for Wood for ChsreOall at ---,H
apd addressed to the undeIsi Ened
TX command ofB''e, SRsT ssn' Mt,rk RsT'
oet?6 Chief ouartsTmAster.
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PROPOSALS. FOR HAY AT BROWNSVILLE.
TRXAs.
FuTH MILITARY DrsrKIoT.l
tSTATE or TEHAs,D |
CHIEH QuLnrERaAsTER's OHYIon.

AUsTIS, THxAs, October -, lses
Sealed proposals. In triplicate. will be received
At this once until " o'elosk m. on MONDAY. No.
Department, at Brownsvilis. Texas, with such
quau itos OF good, clean, msreh Autablo perfectly
cured Hay SIS may be required from the lat day OF
December, 1850. To the Sjth day OF November, ls70
Bidder. will state the kidd Of hay thoy propose to
furnish
Delivery to be made At such times and IN such
quantities as the receiving Officer may requrs, and
the hay to be subject to the Inspection Of board OF
officers, II objected to By the receiving Officer,
offered.
The prleo per ton should be clearly stated.
Each bid must DO aeeompa MED by . guarantee Of
At least two responsib!e persons whose responsi.
biity must DO certified by the clerk Of n court OF
recordD that the bidder IL competent TO. aud Will
carry out the contract u awarded 10 hint aud the
residence and post othce address Of each bidder
aud Eusrsntor must DO stated. No bid entertained
not conform to these requirements.
The attention OF bidders - called TO section 10 Of
the act Of Congress approved July 10, 1852,
Proposals mnst be plainly endorsed on the envel-
ope, Proposals for HaT. at Brownsvillc. TexAs.'T
aud addressed to tho uudeTsigned.
By command OF Breyet Major Genera! !, J Rey-
nolds. NORRIS y. MILLER
Deputy QuartermAster Genersl. Brevet Brigadier
General U. s. army, Chief ouari.rmastsr.
oe26-td
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LOCAL NOTICES.

FoR THE INFORMATION Of all such as may
not have been already Informed as to the
wonderful merits of IlofT's Mali Extract, we
would state that it is an excellent strength
enng beverage, n delightful tonic, and a
pleasant remedy, and we confidently com.
mend Its use to all suffering from disorders
of the throat, chest, lungs or stomach, as
well as to those needing an inyigorator, d
tonic, or beverage, instead of porter, ale
beer, or other alcoholic drinks. Sold by all
druggists and groccrs. col
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LEVY CoUEr or WAsHISGToN Cor

Levy CoUEr or WAsHISGroS COUNTY. D. Ca
October IS, 1860 I
This Court having deemed II conducive to the
public Interest ~ open new road In the comfy Oh
Wellington, ID, c., to connect the Sandy SpTinR "a
road from the District Lac to intsTseci tho Isft
fork Of tho Rock Creek Church road. and also 10
Church road, through the lands VI MvssTs Cooke.
rell, Burr and OrammeT, ADd have eau. ed the
same To be surveyed by the County Surveyor, and
aplat q the samr prepared and lied In the oIloo
Of the Clerk Ufthis Court all persons iLteTeEtad in
said roads, aud who may have any ObiecIIons
thereto, are hereby notified to present such Obj &C"
tons to this Court at their regular neeti az In be.
G-mber next. II any objections are made This
Court W II then and there Eear them,
Ey order Of the Levy Court.
Aits"t: n. CALLAN.
0eh'NW5W Clerk.
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TnE PENALTY FOR BLAsPHEMERs.-Iti Is
stated that an affidavit was prepared yester-
day for tho purpose of Issuing warrant to-
day, charging DR.. William Boyd, of this
city, with having uttered blasphemous Ia n
guagc at the meeting Of the Philosophical
Lyceum on Sunday, the nth instant. The
law under which the warrant will be issued
Is one Of the old Maryland statutes of 1723,
which is still in force In this District. This
law prescrlbes a punishment for the first
offence of boring through the tongue and a
fine Of twenty pounds sterling; for the Sec
ond, burning the letter "B'' In the forehead;
and for the third, death without the benefit
Of the clergy.
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"TuE STORE OF THE Period Oak +.
Hall, AGO Seventh street, opposite tho
post Office. Our readers should make .
full stop q when In It's vicinity and ex-
anime the immense stock of Gents, .
Boys and Children's Clothing and Fur
. nishlng Goods which that popular estab. .
lishment is selling so rapidly and at such
. astonishing lOw prices. No. AGO Seventh I.
street, opposite post office, Oak Hall. l
a
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ARPHANSl COUR.

y sRPTEMnBR Is, 1850.
District Of Columbia, lPGshiHgiOa County, 10 Wa!
Ia the case OF AsSiRV Moss exscutrix or Nancy
sehou, deceased the exeeutrix Aforesaid has. with
the appreciation Of the Orphans Cont Of Washing
ton county Aforesaid, appointed TUESDAY, Octo-
ribuiiOn OF the personal estate Of said deceased,
eud Of the Assets in hand as far as the same have
where all the creditors and heirs Of said deceased
are notified to attend, with their claims properly
cluded from all benefit In said deceased, estatei
provided copy Of this order be Published once a
week for three weeks In the NATIONAL hEPuBLI-
CAS- previous to the said day. y,porv,
Test: A, WbbbTkkt
oeli. MSw Register Of Wills.
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THE GHOST OF KING SOLOMON, If the splr-
ituallsts could raise 1t, would admit that
there Is something "new under the sun"
PhalOn's Nitalia or Salvation for the Hair
Is thoroughly original. There has been
nothing like 1t since time began. 1t Is the
only transparent and harmless fluid In exist
cncc that will restore the natural color to
cry hair without dlscolorlng the skin. col
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NAvr-vARD APFAIRs.-orders have been
received at the yard to at out the tug For.
tune for duty at Aspinwall. She will
probably sail within ten days. A num-
Der of additional workmcn, caulkers, &c.,
were yesterday placed at work. The "guil.
lotluo" was placed at work yesterday
and succeeded In the beheadlng" OF Ed
ward Casey, quarterman In the sailmakers'
department, and WIN. Needs, quarterman
yards and docks. Lawrence Tuel, quarterman
In the jolners' shop was reduced and James
Gill appointed in his place. Thomas Davi-
son was appointed quarterman In place Of
David Dcupaker. A good deal of comment
was occasioned by the dismissal of Mr..
Casey, who had served faithfully in tho
army, and was discharged by reason Of
wounds received In the service. He has the
reputation Of being n valuable workman In
the sallmakers' department.
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G. A. R.-The National Encampment Of
the Grand Army OF the Republic meet In
special session In New York city, on Wednes-
day, eth instant. The delegates from the
department Of the Potomac leave tonight,
consisting of Gen. N. p. Chapman, DR.. WIN.
z. Collin, Col. T. Lubey, Gen. Samuel A..
Duncan, exit. Gov. g. G. Cox, Col. Burn
side, Gen. W. II. Browne, Capt. J. II. Smith
and Col. L. T. NJ. Faehtz.
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IT WILL De SEEN by the advertisement In
another column that the New York associa-
ton hold another meeting this evening.
This Is the last one that will be held previous
to the election, and 1t Is hoped that all who
have not yet signed the constitution, and re.
ceived their certificates, will do so at this
meeting.
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" OCTOBER ~, t669
District Of Columbia, Washington County, 10 tot:
u the case OF MAR1AREr BYRsg, exeeutrix Of
Thomas Byrno, deceased, the exseutTix Aforesaid
has, with the appreciation Of the Orphans Court OF
waahing tOn county Aforesaid, appointed TUBS
DAY. the 9th day Of November, A. y. 1859. for the
,s o .sIa an IVA az ~ o, .ns psIson
as far as the same have been collected and turned
into money whom and where ali the creditors and
heirs Of said deceased are notified to attend, with
their claims properly yonchsd. or they may other
wise by law be excluded from all the benefit In
said dscsaped's estate provided u copy Of this
order be Published oUee \ week for three weeks In
the NArioEAL REPUBLICAN previous 10 the said
Test: A. WEBSTER,
Oe2O Register Of Wills
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A. s. AND r. W. PRATT have formed co.
partnership under the name and style of A.
s. Pratt Il Son for the transaction OF the
business of insurance In all Its branches.
ONCE; No. 0, Y. NJ. c. A. Building, corner
Of Ninth and d streets, where they will be
happy to see their friends.
A. s. PRATT.
IL w Pm
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IN THE ORPHANS COURT OF THE DISTRICT
l. OF COLUMBIA, THE 0rH DAY OF OCTo-

In the matter Of tho will OF Harris W. Granger.
deceased;
Ordered, That the probate Of the said will be set
for hearing on the 18th day Of November 1879. and
the widow aud heirs at law Of the doeedent appear
on or before that day and show cause, II any they
have, why the said will should not be admitted TO
probate: PrOrfdsd That this notice be Published
once a week Tor four weeks In the NArIOsAL Re-
PUBLICAN oil Washington city, and a copy sent to
the last known residence Of the said widow aud
"r true copy; Test iwEBsTRR,
oclp-TnIw Register Of wills.
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MEssRs. PnILP & SoLoMoSs, 332 Penn.
sylvania avenue, have just received large
consignment of new books, which includes a
number Of choice books for the Juveniles.
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A SAD CAsB.-About q year ago, a lady
named Ann Mckinney, with her husband
and three children, left the State ofIowa and
went to North Carolina, for the purpose of
making that State their future home. Shortly
after reaching North Carolina, her husband
and two Of the children died. Her means
being very limited, and having no friends at
her new home, she concluded to return to
Iowa. On Saturday night Mrs. Mckinney
and her child arrived here In very destitute
circumstances, and the facts being com.
municated to Officers McHenry, Wilson, and
Atchison, they Immediately collected for her
the sum Of SlS, and procured free transpor-
tatlon for herself and child as far as Wheel
Ing, Virginia.
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PROFESSIONAL JURoRs.-We are glad that
the REPUBLICAN has entered an energetic
protest against the system which has long
prevailed here, Of practically Ignoring the
law, which provides for drawing q new jury
for every term Of tho court from the names
placed In box, said names to represent the
great body Of our citizens. A Jury trial be-
comes meaningless, and the verdicts rem
dered are Justly suspected Of fraud and col
fusion, when professional Jurors who make
their living by sitting In the Jury-box have
usurped the place of honest men. Our
courts seem to be the weakest and most In
efficient part OF tho machinery Of the civil
service. 1t Is very seldom that we find a
Judge who holds that he is part of the Gov
eminent, whose duty 1t is to aid In the Gu
forcement Of the laws. While 1t Ia the duty
OF the Judiciary TO sec that no innocent per-
son suffers the penalty Of the laws, and that
due proof be furnished Of their infraction by
the accused, 1t Is equally their solemn duty
to see that no man really guilty escapes the
Just punishment duo him.-CiVR Service
Journal.
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GEORGETOWN MERCHANTS EXCHANGE
The following business was transacted yes
terday; Seven thousand and one hundred
bushels Of wheat were offered, with sales of
$500 bushels ut sl.43, and 1900 bushels at
$l.46.
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A COOK AND TWO WALTERS, single mon,
are wanted at the Oyster Bay, 255 Pcnnsyl-
YNnlN avenue.
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Coon SOCKS Tor winter, s, 10, Is, 20 cents,
at the Original Franc, i0i Seventh street,
between d and E. No Branch Store. u
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EyESHAsDED JUsTIoI.-A novel admins
tration of Justice as practiced by Justice O.
s. b. Wall Is thus told; A day or two ago six
colored men were brought before him for
disorderly conduct. After hearing of the
case, the magistrate dismissed five of the
party aud 0ned the remaining one 81. He
not having the funds to pay the line, COM
mitment was made for him to the work
house. And In order that not hing should be
lost by reason OF the dlsorderly Individual,
the Justice assessed the five parties he had
dismissed In the sum Of 40 cents each, and
thus the amount necessary was collected to
defray the prisoners expenses to the asylum.