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BoupoIR.-This word is used to denote la
dys private apartment, in which she receives
ony her most intimate friends; and 1t carries
with it ideas of refinement and luxury How,
ever. il we trace the word to its origin, we lind
that the root, or first syllable boud is the same
as our English word pout; and the term slgDl-
fies, literally, place to which woman retlres
to sulk-a poutery, as we might call 1t. Like
rnanv other words, however, it has lost the
tinge of vugarity it once bore, and has acqulr-
ed an air of elegance which coucealS all trace
Of its low birth.
A NEGRO VERDICT. In Alabama, not long
since, they tried fellow for stealing hogs. The
iury, after hearing the testimony, retired to the
woods to make up their verdict In a shor'
time thew returned with verdict of "Guilty O.
hog s.eaiin' in the first degree. . The Judge to'c
them that they should have assessed the value
of the hogs; that there was no degree IN steai
ing: and that they must return and bring the
| verdict T in ''proper FORM" Again the jury re
tired to the woods. After some delbera'lon olf
Tim Purpiu proposed to write out the verd o, Ct
and thew returned to the court house. Olt
Tim handed the verdict to the clerk, and tn
eleak read as follows: I'VE, the jury, pusllan
a,ar,nously doth find the defendent guilty In tn
sua, Of one dollar and half in favor OF the hogs.
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STATES MAIL.
CoLoRADo-(overland.) }
Posr OYyIcE pEPARrurSr, ,

,,Posr oTIicE pEPARrnESr.}
~ ns1 RSptSsdd @ ih re sonssS ~ q
;S5ST so s:3 S On % g ifo$ .
dspariurss @ and sfriyais herein specified, Va; VI
- o,, Prom }Sy = lste e Tans So lsIo
Leave Sheyspae news %sis sd dsis Sfs1 On siflva of
ATri1e f issB q Bsass9 nv III u IS hours,
Leave Leave Ps@ysI Ds Gxy daily .S,. 4. : m s,o,
Proposals. to commence at Phil Sheridan
Ih, Pos. 0aics; S q miles hl,.. further, or 4. lho
. -. From October i, iSsS, 70 June %, $50,
' Denver. 'tc9Igrs9S, ia miles " aad is SssE.
daily, supplying such Oiaces as arc on the
rysl q ssrs from ths Esst5 III WI 0H ="
Leave Denver daily at a IN;
Arrive at cheysNnnPSs NnS u " IS hours.
arate guarantee and certificate, and must provide
ss anS eS ns Ra tSs Ss'f term. tEc
law, and proposals must BE- guaranteed by two
nssr u eSar o &c a '0sh by
No pay wifi b. made for trips not performed and
actsS Pcr srrtyss 3 far Behind ttas @ as 'i 70
sufficiently excused, one fourth Of the eompensa
tiQn for the trip Is subject to forfeiture.
be satsfactorily xplained-for negleetinE to take
the mall from or into post ONCE, for suferi ng 1t
fusing, after demand, to convey the natl as fre-
running, vehicles on the route.
The P9stInasiet General may annul the contract
tions OF the Department may alter the Eche uls
OF departures aud arrivals, and also order an in
crease OF service by allowing therefor pro rata
Increase on contract pay, He may also eurtail or
discontinue the service in whole or In part, at a
ptopOrtonAte decrease Of pay, allowing as d full
Indemnify to the contractor one months extra
| compensation on the amount Of service dispensed
with, and pro rata compensation for the service
retained aud continued.
For form Of proposal, &c. &c,, see advertisement
Colorado, &c, dated November 80, 1857, OF any
similar advertisement issued by thu Department.
Bids should be addressed to the Second Assist
ant Postmaster General, superscribed "PTopo.
sails: Colorado. 0yeIland ~ and sent By mail,
ALEXANDER W. RANDALL,
Ja2isi Postmaster General.
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manage and conduct causes therein, and by
virtue, also, Of authority conferred on this
court In express terms BY the Aforesaid act Of
ID OF March, 1se3, TO estsblish such rules as II
practice Of the several courts organised by
said act, and from time to time revise and
alter such rules, 1t Is
has heretofore been or may hereafter be sus.
pended from practice or dismissed the bar by
order OF either OF the courts organized by said
sonda ,VIP .ns PSe u allowed i ,S prsstise IL any
other OF said courts, so long as such order
shall remain in forces ,pIoy ided, however, that
Ss % erSs
this court, Nc In other oates, (save when such
order OF suspension or dismissal shall have
been arst made BY this court 10 general term
case which was upon the calendar, asked the
Court some questions as to the extent Of the
rule Just made, and the manner In which u
would operate. The Chief Justice said that
the construction OF the rule would be = matter
for the further consideration OF the Court, but
that all cases In which he was attorney should
be reserved until the Court determined
not.
The Court then proceeded with the calendar
United States or reidtions, W. MeGarrahau
vs., o, H. Browning, Secretary Of the Interior,
This 10 40 action In which a rule was issued
some time since on the Secretary directing
msndins him to Issue ( patent for certain
| lands claimed by Garrahan. The Secretary
answers the rule BY denying the Jurisdiction
Of the Court. 1st. Because the subject matter
10 OF executive cogniIance, resting 10 the Judg,
| ment aud discretion OF executive ofi1cers 10
the ordinary discharge OF their official duties
I'd. Because the subject is one In which Judg
ment and discretion are to be exercised. Sd
,ss dsy OF sSs PPsn Gr o 'pS: sSs uS
ted States. The answer OF the Secretary was
nled, but no further action taken.
McKelden vs. Bayly. Uontinued.
David Brown vs.. Amelia Brown ct al Thii
Equity Court below for sale Of certain real
! estate occupied by Amelia Brown, alleging
4 that she had . dower-interest therein, which
could not be set of. No process ever issued
'S Sehsf of A%.pis Anu gTo%n, nor was ey aey
answer signed or sworn to by her, but al
answer signed by q solicitor was filed among
the papers without being dooketed, and q de
cree for sale pro eoIts'io was made without
came the purchaser, and on Amelia Brown'i
refusal to surrender possession-claiming tn,
whole Of the property Of the devisee OF he
husband-Fallon applied to the court to Civ,
court laid = rule upon Amelia to show caus,
why she should not deliver possession, &c, II
response thereto she denied notice Of the pro
eecdings for q sale, and claimed title as de
discharged the rule, from which order an ap
peal is taken, which brings the case to 10,
facts Of the case showed that Amelia Brow
diction to adjudicate her rights. He eontended
| too, that the appeal should be dismissed, be
cause the order below does not involve merit
and was not taken at the proper time. Mt
Totten replied, and the court took the case un
der advisement,
| Adjourned,
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Medical.
RALr AoRB LoCK uUsPITAL
ESTABLISHED AsAREFUGE FROM ouAcKgki
TklNED.

TANNED.
DR., JOHNSTON has discovered the most certain,
and a. 0ps sssssGS In the wOrd oi
tious o. he Kidneys and BLADDER cluniaiy Dis.
iinss bI%ss:s p sisSi o. Si$ains:.. Bi:sssss 81
Ss seiit. sSis of % fesisSlsS.: sSs.
ssas th., maS.. mi. brilliant IN 6SDs
hsi' .sd ssf': s iHs Sis: R: sHs %s
1oaSs iS an ss q
teninS sonAies with the thundOrs of eloguenee. or
wakea to eeataey the living Tyre. may call With full
MARRIAaB.
ssnis dsbiiity. dsioInltis.. ~. sPssdiiy cured.
@ss. and sOniasSiiy rely upon his sfil as ps1.i.
,- 9RotNI9 wEAKNEss:
SHi,G sHs fS yES1 dEsf s m,.,
ss Md Isn: fas: c +: :s Ss
being aware Of the dreadfuI eousequences that may
% aSy s Il. n: sSs
lost sSGRsr R BY those fs5s ips Improper habits
psssufss fssSy osprSs The most .sriOSs shs
destruetiye symptoms to both body and mind
ays Power. .ssTSou.. ftTinbiilty. Dy.pspsia. Psi.
SsSiiisI. %.sns cf he Srs%s. cs'SSsi cSass.. Sosi
'3FFiSE.i SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
doors from the eo-nsr. Fail not to observe name
hsRP f .as a::d : r':S
vertisement dsseribing sxmPtoms
Member Of the Royal CollsEe q suIGeon., Loudon.
HadEate from ons Of ths most eminent colleges In
s:su Ipa5
Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected some of
as oSSd a sss ss1
wss Is SeEs fS =
Ing, attended soTetImes with deranE cement of Ii.
nDd' W'Is FaRE iRi:f fRRPfSEEak iRRPffSIftslk NOTICE
sSsA % ssa ssa sas ;s:
qsss s sIssI ss q
Il ne Bs,S sna tl%s Pan. IA Ss Hssi bi%
sn ei he fa:sOn. Ones snaf
,ssyisi .ssS,: q the mind ar.
sSi p BS sRs kitl fUvs 81 sSl1S
Ti%iSi;y; A.; q, are % some y ths evils produced
ss sst dssSns si hs. Sfss
s. ts Ss
'0ush' and ''mp'04Po5 4o4sa 81 ssaS1Ms1R%Spi0h' MR.
who have injured thsmselyos By certain praet,e.
INDUCED IN when alons-a habit frequently learned
MSsS are SsRy & whoa s:sp ts1 ssa sfs Il
ssd EsSd. .S; S.d as;y
sOuutis hs PRIDE q sRou Sseh.s Z, a
a r. SsS 81 Ss s4:
and induIginS in certain secret habit Such psr.
son. sV'T' before 'Si;;TRIiAiE SsSERi.sTE,
reflect that sound mind and Body are the most M.
d %S tS.is ISs SSans1 SSaasS shfoSRGGs SaRGnii M
becomes a weary pilgrim age ,tlS prospect hourly
as.saT ss wa ss ssssSiSTsa
asetion that the happiness .. Snothsr bseomss
'ilsA''d VII bfsEisE III SEQ On rMPRupEsox
% d 0ss sspess. sss 'sssi ;s Of q m:
Timed sense Of shame or dread q discovery, detsrs
s. Ssas: @ G'ss sad Ssanss % PR. y:
mary :uSths fssP him raas 'in aosts s Psfss sf,si
FnSDts or a. long as tie smallest iec San bs o6;
he W Y tSs %sady pof.SP &sSsaIg, Si.fsi; e.;
saoh S 2n q Rs aoaa .h' rsiG. rissr5.gl' dis:
f s 'sotssdPS tpSsd Ss afsSdS .aR.ss sRRa q
sending him % that undiscovered country nom %
e2srBs Il 5Ss1EH 81 FTE rRrs
The many thoqsands cured At this instItutIon
as sSss 81 s1d bl 9' 9sSS.
witnessed BY tie reporters Of he '!sIn. and
sR and asnR S:o1S Ss q puSs s'f
standing as gentleman Of character and rssponsi.
skN bssHsEs sFEEpI3 + ' j5RsSa f5Rsfa
Persons writing should b. particular In direct.
as sas' letter: sShs IN ',SSSSR SaSsr5P s. n fSRiS~as
j.s.ly Bai''Rsfs Rsi;iISss 5Sss 5sS:PIis,; s:gPls,s;.
| VTNITED sTATEs NATIS
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 2e-1 2. m.-Cotton quiet
and steady 2sIf cents. Sugar dull and un.
chsnGedi Ouba ll7l9l2k CENTS Porto Rico
Southern t02S@tii5o. Wheat quiet and
steady nominally at ti.0l6 Giles. Corn quiet
and steady o3ao6 cents. Oats quiet and
| steady IS cents, Rye dull and nominal, tl as
gl;5o. Pork adyahccdj demand fairj t3o
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 20.-Breddtfg6s.-The mar
ket for Flour this morning was dull and weak.
There was very little inquiry for II, and the
only sale reported on Change was one Of 100
bbls. common Western Spring Extra at $3.50
per Dbl. Prices unchanged, but heavy for all
| grades.
WRsdi-was quiet this morning, but prices
were steady. Sales comprised very common
red At u 35, fair do. at t23o, and prime Valley
| do At % so.
Corn-Was In good demand and firm, with
| pfices about cent better than on Saturday.
| PTovisfons.-The demand continues active and
the market strong and buoyAnt. Bulk meat 10
very firm as follows, Wis l3Ifo. for shoulders,
l5atc for rib sides, aud 1870. for clear rib do.
| There ls, however, little offering, and we have
only to note sales Of 90 900 lbs. shoulders, loose
at 1870. The orders for bacon continu es 10 bt
| heavy from the South, and they arc being
Allied at l6lffpibo. for shoulders, IKE for rib
sides, and lsC4dlSlfc. for clear rib do. There
| is but little bacon out Of smoke, the den nd
being sutfelent to take II up as fast as II Is
| ready. Lard we quote at 20f120lSc., the latter
| figure being for jobblng lots, annd mess pork
held at t3i per bbl
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APPLIcArIoSs ESE 8 duplicate LAND
psss,5s pP,rhsIsIsT o,,,C o. TIE IS iSTisiSH 4 ,siS

DEPLRrsRSr OF THB ISrERtoR.(
PENSION OFFICE, Jan. u, 1860 !
Application having been made under the act Of
June 23 1850, for the reissue Of the following de-
scribed Land Warrants, which are alleged to have
at the date following the description OF each war.
rant new certificate or warrant Of like tenor will
pear:
No 1857, for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
Loyejoy, and was granted August 2l,ls,5-May
No. +O,l2 for 80 acres, issued under the act Of
March 5. 1888, In the name Of Lazarus Tiiley, and
was granted Aug st s,ls36 March Is, lsp.
March 8. 1855, In the ame Of Lydia Carlton, widow
q John v, Carlton. and was granted December 81,
1855. April 10, 1862.
No. l63e6 for leo acres, issued under the act Of
March 3. 1885, In the name OF Joseph Green, and
was granted October %, 1867 April 10, 1859.
CHRIS q. cox.
Commissioner ofPensiou
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT,

Tn, RraSs R.sousr.-At the Burns ban.
ouet on Monday evening, Mr.. $. Wolf In re-
Spouse to toast, resp9nuea as .o.iow ,,.
for surrounded as l am by fair Scotla's sons,
and 40 many eminent Amerieans. l feel great
pleasure to respond TO the ,ent,nent Inc t which
my childhood, and the birthplace OF those In.
tellectual pioneers In whose honor this toast
has been given.
dAunted hearts, sterling integrity, and intel.
leets as clear and pure 40 the tones OF Stfas-
bourg's cathedral bell. ~
Luther, wieland, Goethe, Schiller, Heine,
Herdef, KGrner, is a constellation OF dod's
elect which few countries can equal, none
surpasni and whose Immortal doctrines nave
throughout the world, they suffered, were
misunderstood, yet created aud persevered ln
the face Of edicts and cruel aspersionsi hIing
their brain columb bisds against the fortinea-
tion OF error and bIgotry, until the enemy dis.
comiited had to yield, and the banner Of eman-
cipated thought kissed the breeze OF heaven
on the tampsrts conquered by the energy Of
the children OF progress and truth.
The brain warriors, whose thunder 10 the
echo OF thought, have greater enemies to con.
quer than the serried hosts OF freedom when
led by heroic generals against banded treason,
for physical power forces obedience, the
sword too often cuts what II cannot fathom,
SGt .he weapon ,hsi poets me language grss Ss
prejudice OF ages, erecting for themselves at
times tribune OF triumph or scaffold OF death.
Inc influence OF poets thOugh potent Is SLOW,
but genius drills Its way through the rock OF
bigotry, and at last awhkens that love for the
beautiful and sublime which makes all men
kin.
Yes, the German poets have been bold pion.
eets, but this they have had In common with
other poets, particularly Robert Burns. There
10 no doubt that Burns 10 appreciated as well
In Germany as the German poets are In Scot.
land, and that they are appreciated there is
beyond doubt, for Scott, Carlyle, and Wilson
have given proofs thereof.
Germany is no longer the plaything OF some
half doEen capricious, arbitrary rulers, but IL
rapidly becoming united-a power for good
progressing In the paths marked out by hei
divine sons of genius
These poets have long since passed from
earth, but their teachings have and will sur.
vive for countless ages. 1t Is the volcanic
matter which causes continual lava streams
OF love for liberty.
Let us trust that we will continue in their
illustrious example-ever alert for the liberty
that gives US the broadest dissemination OF
truth and progress.
$50 then, TO sun up all, that 1t may rest
Aud glitter like star on memory's sky,
As a last cadence fingers on the ear,
And the last dream looks on the waking eye.
To sum all up the themes for modern song,
Its bArds, with those before them, this remains
They died, We hNe-whAteyer their stock ii.
ours
We g.csd their loss. but cannot lose thai
The national Republican., 1869-01-27

CRIMINAL CouRT-Judge FiSher-This court
transacted the following business yesterday
Rachael Scott, alias r, Carter, stealing tl0
from Charles II. Wright, not guilty. also for
stealing go from the same, not guilty.
Henry Wheeler, and Thomas Garter, stealing
% from John Berry, not guilty; Charles
Johnson, stealing watch and Jewery from Jas.
Fitzpatrick, not gully John II. Thomas, lar
ceny OF money from Taylor l. Bolsyer, about
the OF November lastj no1e proisqui.
The national Republican., 1869-01-27

FALL FROM a SCAPYoLD.-About 10 O'Clock
yesterday morning painter named Isaac Me.
Connell, employed by Messrs. Hamilton &
Harris, while engaged 10 painting a building
on the corner OF Seventeenth and l. streets,
stepped upon a board upon the scaffod which
broke through and precipitated him to the
ground, distance Of from thirty to forty feet.
His life was fortunately saved by striking
upon a cross-piece, thus breaking his fall. He
was nevertheless severely injured, one rib
being broken, and his head, left arm and hip
badly cut He was placed In a carriage and
carried to his residence, on q street, between
Third and Four-and.a half streets, Island,
where surgical skill was promptly procured,
and last night was reported to be doing well.
The national Republican., 1869-01-27

THE FIRE AT Snow HILL.-we have the au-
thority OF Lieut.. johnson for stating that the
hremen halted at the toll.gate for from twenty
fusing to go to the hre at Mr.. Miiler's, al.
though the mounted police rode down to the IN
repeatedly, begging them to come up and save
between the slsug ughter-house and the dwelling.
Chief Elwood also states that the dwelling
might have been saved had the Hook-And-Lad
delay to the recent order OF the Board OF Fire
Commissioners prohibiting the drivers from
driving their horses faster than trot.
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O-W- 1865 vi.
HAR RBoU oUR's
ALL-HEALING
LOTION.

A certain. reliable. and speedy cure Of Rhoumat.
ism. Neuralgia, Headache, ToothAche, Pains In
the Side. Breast. or Back Partial Deafness
Mothers will md itan Invaluable Friend for Caked
Breasti Certain Cure for ChIlblains, Frozen Feet,
Cuts. Barns, Bruises, Sealds, sprains or Strains,
or any local aches pains Of the Nervous or Mus
eular system.
This highly -priIed and extraordinary Medicine
will not fall to srsctudiiv cure all the diseases
enumerated above. no matter Of how long stand.
Ing. provided the patient is not hopelessIy bed
ridden One application will often cure the worst
cases OF Neuralgia or Rheumatism and In all cases
1t will give instant relief
From the unbounded confidence In his Lotion.
and the perfect and thorough knowledge Of It
power to cure the diseases named. II It does no
give entire satlsfaetion, after a fair and proper
trial, pledge myself TO refund the money received
on the return Of the empty bottle.
do not pretend to be the author Of this prepare.
tion. having obtained the recipe from an old Indian
after having Travelled among the red men for sew
eral years.
After having performed at least one hundred
most tooadsrrul cures Of Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
&c, SC, have been induced by my friends to
put II before the public, and now make this prop.
osltion:
That In any case OF Sick or Nervous Headache or
Toothaehe, should fail to cure In from two to ave
minutes with my All.heAling Lotion. will forfeit
the sum Of ave dollars.
WAsHINGToN, D. Q.
DR. HARBOUR: Permit me to tender you my sin
eere thanks for the extraordinary care your ALL
Healing Lotion has performed.
For several years have been afflicted with the
Neuralgia, with but temporary relief from the doe
tors. had given up ever recovering, until tried
your All-Healing Lotion. which, In four weeks,
produced complete cure.
Your Obedieut servant,
J. J. JACOBS, Baltimore, Nd.
All orders, either for agencies or for immediate
use, should be addressed to the manufacturer.
JOSEPH HARBOUR, Manufacturer,
No. II Second street west, bet, Mass. Avenue and O
street north, Washington, d. @.
For sale by all Drug-stores.
Trade supplied by CHAs. sToTT. Peuusy lyAniA
avenue, between FOur.RRd.R.half and Sixth SITS. I,
Washington, D, G, Aulo
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NITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

- WAsHIEGToN, D. @, Jan. II, 1869
PEABODY, Of Salem, Mass, and FRASCIs PEABODY,
ol phnNeIs, Mass executors Of the estate Of Fran
Of a patent granted the said Francis Peabody on
ne lth day Of April 1885, for an improvement In
lis ordered that said petition be heard at this
once on the 18th day OF March next. Any person
may oppose this extension, Objections, deposi.
tons and other papers, should be nled In this
ONCE twenty days before the day Of hearing,
Ia2.FSw Commissioner Of Patents.
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ORPHANS COURT.

- DECEMBER %, 1885
District Of Columbia, WdshingtOn cOuniy, to LSit:
In the case OF CLEABNrW W. BENNETT, admins.
traitor Of GEoRqR CASTLE, deceased, the adminis-
traitor Aforesaid has, with the APPRECIATION Of the
appointcd SATURDAY, the 23d day q January,
ls:s for the hoal settlement aud distribution of
assets In hand, as far as the same have been col.
leeted Ard turned into moneys when and where All
the eredt and heirs Of said deceased are
70 attend, with their claims properly vOuched, or
they may Otherwise By law be excluded from all
OF this order be published once week for II foa
the said day.
Test; JAS. 4. o'BEIRNR,
deeil'ThSw Register OF Wills
The national Republican., 1869-01-27

APPoINTNENr.-Major II. A. Hall has been
appointed by the Mayor as clerk In charge Of
the making up of the numerical book for the
present year, based upon the assessment now
In course OF completion by the assessors. The
new clerk has appointed sufficient competent
clerical force to assist him, and the work has
been commenced. In consequence OF the
numerous transfers in real estate and the great
number Of subdivisions of squares and lots
made by owners OF property upon the books Of
the City Surveyor during the past hve years,
1t is estimated that the labor necessary to com.
plete the numerical book, containing, as 1t
will, a complete account Of all the property In
the city, will be more than double what II was
In ls6s. The book will be very valuable to at.
torneys, and others, who desire to examine into
city property, and prove an easy guide to the
next collector OF taxes.
The national Republican., 1869-01-27

CASE DisMIssEp.-The case Of Charles Fra.
zler, charged with picking the pocket OF II. l.,
MoQ ueen Of tlbo, In front Of the main entrance
to the Treasury on Fifteenth street, on Friday
last, at about II o'clock, came up for q nsl
hearing before Justice Walter last night. Z.
T. Prince, esq, appeared for the defence, who
from detectives 10 Baltimore, stating that Mr.,
10 o'clock on the morning Of Friday. and that
II would have been impossible for the accused
to have reached Washington earlier than
O'Clock Of that day, even had he taken the 10
O. IN. train, The Justice therefore dismissed
the case, Mt. Frazier having proved an diibi.
Door ALARN.-The Little wanderer,n In
vented by Mr.. VIM. Prince, 10 the only sure
door-alarm that never misses FIRE. II 10 sure
to give satisfaction, and its price IL within
reach Of all. There IL one In operation at the
inventors stamping and nuting rooms, No.
322 street,
CARPETS, CURTAINS, &c.-Wm. s. Mitchell
n Co., over Perry h Brothers dry-goods estAb.
lishment, corner OF Ninth street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue, has the largest stock OF carpets
and curtains, and OF the newest and best stock
to be found in the city. All At reasonable
prices.
REAL EsTATE SALE IN THE COUNTY. =
Yesterday Msssrs. Green q Williams sold 10
Christian Excl the tract OF land near the 10.
sane Asylum known as part Of the Kosciuski
place. The tract contains TX acres, and is
now used as vineyard. The price paid wa,
t1, 500.
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5oGgasihs T2E isfh phF phf ofsJkG 81 JkEG

Z. C. Darlington, ChaTlesl
stackpole ct al. M rs, r,t,,, n,
vs. No' fh= hqui'S DOC "
William Washington.
On motion OF the complainant, by Mr. N. Wilson
their solicitor, II Is ordered that the defendant
William u. Washington, cause his appearance TO
be entered herein on or before the FIRST rule day
occurring forty daye after this day, otherwise
the cause will be proceeded with as In case Of
default.
(Signed.) A. D. OLIN, Justice
A true copy-Test: II. j. MEl6S,
iaulb. F3w CLARK
The national Republican., 1869-01-27

wAsHts0ros, D. g. Jan, IS, 1859.
The skillful, successful aud scientific treat
ment OF DR.. Aborn In . case Of ear and throat
disease, elicits my gratitude and thsnkst and
warmly commend him to my friends and the
public generally. Dr. Aborn 10 q man Of few
words, but his professional ability speaks for
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PaymAster U. s. Navy.