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A HUMAN EIESD.
An Infant Burned TO Death by Its
Nurse,


Nurse
lFrem the Lynchburg CyaJ News, Oct. 3oth. !
A lady from Bedford county gives us
the sHblOined particulars of one OF the
most atrocious and horrible crimes we
have ever been called upon TO record.
1t appears that Mr.. Henry Creasey, living
in the Meadows of Goose creek, IN Bed
ford county, some short time since had
the misfortune to lose his wife, who
died leaving an infant child. The in
FAINT was placed under the care of Mr..
john Morgan, its grandfather, and was
nursed by cOlored girl aged 10 years.
Two or three days since, Mrs. Morgan
had occasion To scold the girl for some
delinquiucy at which she showed mark
ed slgns of anger and resentment.
The next day Mrs Morgan visited a
neighbors house u short distance off,
leaving the child with the nurse. Dur
her absence the hendish aud brutal
nurse, to crafty her anger against Mrs
Morgan, deliberately threw the child.
into the fire, and let it remain there
until both Of its legs were burned off
above the ankle, causing its death.
When Mrs. Morgan returned in few
hours she was Mortified to see the
innocent little babe burned almost to a
crisp, its distorted features indicating
the terrible agonies which 1t had endur-
ed. The nurse, who still remained at
the house, was at once taxed with the
deed, but denied it bitterly, stating
that the child's legs had been eaten OF
by a dog, while she left only for few
moments. This was wholly disproved
by the plain marks of the fire, and the
brute being threatened with severe
punishment, finally confessed that she
committed the horrible deed IN the
manner above stated, and assigned her
reason forlt her dissatisfaction with
Mrs. Morgan She was then conveyed
to Liberty and committed to Jail for
trial; she should have been promptly
hung from the limb of the first convent
ent tree.
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ton--whose enemies even, are reduced
to the wretched infamy of calling him
gentleman George"-because they can
lay no other charge to his account than
that he is true gentleman. Democrats
believe in gentlemen. Democrats know
that real gentleman is the best friend
of every honest kind of people, and
especially of the laboring men. They
that Cypress people are your sordid
men-not gentlemen, but put into posi-
tions they are not fit to fill.
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GRANT As AN INTERPRETER.
Arrest OF an Army emccr for Being
Candidate in Texas.

Arrest OF an Army cdiccr Tor being
Candidate in Texas.
From the Marshall tTexas) Flag
In Jefferson, Texus, headquarters OF
the military despotism of Eastern Tex
as.n on last Saturday night, occurred
one of the most fragrant and wanton
acts of unbridled tyranny that ever
occurred on the Western Continent. IL
was sufficient to excite the Indignation
of every one who has the feelings aud
impulses of a man, or who is fitted by
nature for anything better than being
serf. a slave, or subservient tool OF
tyrauts. 1t made us think Of the ilagi-
tons and barbarous deeds that were
wont to be perpetrated under Austrian
and Russian despotisms, for assuredly 1T
has no parallel in this country, But We
have no disposition or time for COM
meuts-we will state the facts as we
saw aud heard them-let them speak
for themselves.
CAPTAIN John C.. Conner, u. 5. A, at
the solicitation of a great many OF the
most respectable and influential citizens
of the Second Congressional District,
bad announced himself candidate for
Congress, and has made a canvass OF
the district, speaking at nearly every
town and postoffice. On Friday last he
arrived in Jefferson, and made an
nouncement that he would speak az
Freeman's Hall on Saturday night.
When the appointed hour arrived he
mounted the stand, explained why ana
how it was that he was candidate, pro-
claimed himself Democrat at all times
and under all circumstances, and
disclaimed aay sympathy or con-
pectiOn with either wing OF
the Radical party IN Texas;
made n statement "a to his course dur
ing aud subsequent to the war, and his
connection with negro troops, and de.
hounced the reconstruction policy oil
Congress and the military despotlsm
with which The people of the South, and
especially those he was then addressing,
had been burdened, &c. He was very
interesting in his speech, which was IN
terspersed with good deal OF Irish
humor. We presume he had been be-
fore his audience thirty minutes, when
"with many firt and hulter" the
raven of the despotism swung into the
room and halted in front of the speaker,
and asked, Are You Captain John
C. Conner, of the U. S. Army" "That
is my name" was the reply. al am OK,
dered to place you under arrest-Will
Won 90 with me ~ quOth the raven.
The Captain signifed that he would,
and announced to the audience that he
wac under arrest, and that the jig was
MP. He was taken to the stockade!
On Tuesday he was released, bnt we
learn that he has been again arrested.
He has rendered his resignation, and, II
permitted, will continue the canvass.
That this action of the mi itary will
secure his election, we verify believe.
Further comment would be superhuous.
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goth day Of November, A. ID.
1869,

Proceed 10 sell at public auction ut the fIcnt
door Of the Court House Of Ohio county ut
TEN O'CLOCK, A. NJ, Of that day, the follow.
ing described real estate, lying and being situate
IN the city Of Wheeling, towit: Commencing
Al the southwest corner Of the lot owned by
pahlei Dunbar, thence running southwardly
tSul thlrty feet, thence westwardiy tesb eighty
t So leee, thence northwardly C30J thirty feet,
thence eSstwardly (sO eighty-tws feet to the
place Oh beginning, and on which is erected
two-story prick house and which said property
is situated on tie west side of Main street,
north OF washington street, in that part of the
city of Wheeling known As North Wheeling.
TERMS OF SALE-0ne- third of the pur
chase money to be paid in cash oye.tbird in
six months, and nne-third in twelve months
with interest on the defer ell instalments or the
purchaser at his option may pay in cash the
whole of the purchase money, OF SO much there.
of greater than one-third as he nav wish.
Bonds with approved security to be executed by
the purchaser Ter the deferred instruments. and
the title of the property to be retained until
the whole of the purchase money Is paid
GIBSON L. CRANMER,
ALFRED CALDWELL.
, oetes,3Od Commissioners
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CARD.
CHEESE.
Sugar Cured Hams,

ZU & G. Hams. III
Justy Tsosived and Cor sale By
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One-Ealf the Regular Rates.

We want good reliable agents in every part OF
the Country. BY employing your spare time to
form clubs and sending us orders you can Oh.
tain the most liberal commissions, either in
Cash OF Merchandise, and all goods sent by
us will be as represented, and We guarantee
satisfaction toevery one dealing with our house
Agents should collect ten cents frem each
customer and forward TO us in advance, for De.
scriptive Checks of the goods we sell.
The holders of the Checks have the privilege
of either purchasing the article thereon de-
scribed or of exchanging for any article men.
toned on our Catalogue. numbering ever $50
different artices,-not enc of which can be pur-
chased in the usual way for the same money.
The advantages of first sending for Checks
are these: We are constantly buying small lets
of very valuable goods, which are not on our
and for which we Issue checks TIL
all ar; sold; besides, in every large Olgs we VIII
put checks for WATCHES. 9UILIs: BLANKETS,
DRFss PATTERNS or some other article OF valne,
gipin1 some ,scnlGers Of the club an opportunity Of
Durci,,Sing an article for abOH one quarter Of ITS
udlue.
In every order amounting to over $50, accom-
panied by the cash, the Agent may retain " %,
and in every order of over 500, IS % may be re-
10
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Professional Prejudice.

Anything that win overcome tho settled
prejudicss Of q profession must certainly possess
merit In itself Noprofession sntortains strong
or preiudices than the medical and yet physi'
clans in baltimore and everywhere. where
"IRISIN {" Is known, are adopting the great
popular specific into their practice and recon-
mending it In their prescriptions. Couia any
medicine have higher endorsement
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ATULL LINE of Tooth, Hair and Nail
Brushes, Combs, Soaps, Pomades, Toilet
Sets, Perfumery, etc., just received by
Edmund Booking and Booking & Car
yoll ... ID ..
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New Mackere1.

S00 PACKAGES, BARRELS, HALVES,
OUU Quarters and Kits No !, 2 and 3, pur.
chased before the advance, aud for sale low.
nov5 LIST, MORRISON & co.
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TOWN TRIPLES.

New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. House
-"Witches of New York"
Lecture.
Hot Cakes-Logan, List & Go.
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ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE.

We do not offer single article of merchandise
that can be sold by regular dealers at our price
We do not ask you to buy goods from US unless
we can sell them cheaper than you can obtain
them in any other way,-whie the greater part
of our goods are sold at about
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HON. my.

S0 BARRELS WHITE FLINT.
w Just received and for sale ~
nov5 LIST, MORRISON & co.
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THoUsAND CASES OF

i GOODS were shipped from our house In
One Year, to families clubs, and merchants, in
every part of the country from Maine to Cali
fornia amounting in valueto over
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pRoPosALs FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION.
hsADaV5nTd oIsiua daIsI Thrit5s td5SsasIITa.psISn,A' A'

OFIIoH CHIKF QuARrRRhAsIHR, I
Sealed propossis are invited * rom ~ hose hos loyal
citizens Of the Uniied States having the capital and
al sS ta sasss 81 as @sIS
outside o. he iimits embraced By tho present con-
sasna .s' S5 ~ gY,a & Ss S5 1I sss p:G :s
nsat M q Dsfots, The Object o. the contract is 10
ITsasPOrt supplies e OF iISm s.y pS;s new ssas
sssssibsd Disirici, % haul SsESsss or supplies %
gSoP hany
tory as above described. -, 49,,
Ss = g; e "a. IN milton M psS sSaSa 2.
Bidasrs will state the rate per one hundred Cocl
y he yesr, sOmmsneiSa April isS. and ending
Blaa:i ;SSSld yy. ,A:i. name; in fl tsll q: well
Ss S0.S s s sa
case a sontisetl; awarded Tor the hauling in the
Ss: s tS s @
good and sutcient security furnished by said party
IN accordance with the terms Of this advertise
81 .S will be & ss bonds in
sa,isiAStorS evidences Sf The sSly lysHSy 'St, sasA
bidder and person offered as security will be re-
rranspoTlaiion In MontanA," )" and none will be en-
teItGihsd unless they fully comply with the re-
QuiTements Of this advertisement,
The party 10 whom an award is made must DO
SossS e fssP: Soss: q: 90 Ne 1SS to
anee Of the contract.
T6s Tilh! g reject any and all bids that may be
The contractor must be In readiness for service
By the hrst day q April, lsoe, and Will be re9utred
Ssy, 30 sonmunieatsd With prSnPlIy 1dIeadily.
at fort Benton, aud In ne Dihtrist Of h9ntAnA A.
| Ing point In said District -
piop9sals for The Above vii Ss ESeeiysd at Fort
stable. A. O. n, U. 8, A. Chief q NJ DiAtrici n
Montana. and q saipt pari. mi5ns'ota' until
Deputy o. NJ General Q. 8. 4. Chisf Qua IisIa.,
YER DspAItnsat Of pAkolA, dset'ld
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Aatiuual @spnbIitatl.
AuUsunrurs.


NATIONAL TmArRE. --"The Lancashire
Lass" will be performed here tonight for
the last time. II Is well worth seeing, as all
who have witnessed II will testify. Tho
beautiful military play Of "ours" 10 In re-
hearsal.
/ La CoTrRIE CARSrvAL.--The carnival 90
successfully inaugurated last year by Mr..
Marini at Temperance Hall will be repeated
at the same place Feb. 4th. 1t promises 70
be one Of the largest, most select and best
conducted parties Of the kind ever given In
this city, and, Judging from the number Of
tickets already sold, every person fond Of
this sort Of pleasure will bo present.
CAsTERpURr.-The novelties here pre-
sented draw good houses nightly, and al
Though the weather was so unpleasant last
night the hall was crowded. Mr.. John shef-
field, Gurr, the man-nsh, and the Can-can
are among the attractions.
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,rHE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

on and Stsr SUNDAY i1t4a M,E isss ,hIss daily
Ing and PhTkeIsburg, a. followsi 1T, 49,,
pstmois aAII TEAM All. excel, s s SS sSy pS1 E 'lSs %
NJ fRiN viii s.ss a5
!sIsepi ss!dsy IN These trains nonl SGP
%sst. Sss: ~ sosiRMss, and and Nor.fssss 'O' III p0'A'
WINCHESTER ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
leaves Baltimore daily AZ tlOp. n texeept sqn:
(Su1dAys exeepted) at 500 a. IN. Connseting AZ
Frederick Junction with train for Frederick and
at HsEerstOwn Junction with train for Hagers'
The ELLIcoTT,s MILLS TRAINIeayes Balti.
Returning leaves ElllcOus Mills at 1850 and IL no
a. ~' and s'IS FoR SSs aa6kRsTows,
Leave Baltimore at 8 63t5 a. m. and i:lQp, IN, ,cOn.
SSanlS S6sSRl R.S SrTySs ~ aSssT.tows wn az S
5;io and a. IN. arriving in baltimore at lo:9 a.
m and $40 p F6R gG6 wIYoHEsrER.
riHips At WinCSester At - and ~ , N. Return:
In Baltimore y VIZ 5Y Z S%sisfliNSff6Sp fSS f p m
Leave Baltimore at $50, 7;O0. SAD and 9:b a. IN. .
and FRSM slSM " %sSsssfhffESfoSS ssf 4 FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Washington at 7 and a. IN. and 1870, .,
49, : and $40 = fF6R Il ANNAPOLIS.
Leave %sshinEton at a, m aud 40 p. m
Trains leave An9SSSHpbis ns96SSSHpbisSS'Fk2hSsR = Sh T. .ad sp m
tsa's and "a ?SsS ard s! Leave &s.SSs'oS
&C. apply 10 J, r. EN3tANf Agent. Camden
Station. OF at the Ticket 0Gise ,ov
Master Of fIansportStlon.
l: ~ COLE. GeneIal Tieket Agent
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PropoNls
pRo 20 SAL g..

OrrIcu Posr ConHissARr,l
Msnrris, Tlss,r JasnAry B.lee
Sealed proposais, In duplicate, are invited. and
will bs rsesixe8 ft this once uniu y o'eloet.
on TUE DAY. february 10 1ep. for furnishinG
he troops and others drawing supplies from this
FRESH AND coREEp BEEy.
tons 9t fore and hind quarter nesi tnseks. shsaks
and kidsey tsilov excluded, J, and Ia srch lspti.
ues A. may. from tina To tme. be equirsd, as4 On
such days as may be de-ignntsd By the eosngs3l-
ing oflcer, The neets OF cattle siaufhtsfsd Tor
beef 70 be delivered under the contrsst shalI 81
cution =, the fourth yertebrsl joint. and bfsssS
,i%%sd z mn, SSwn the !. .hs1s s.n g ,h.
s ssd 81 Z. Z sS::
above the gambrel or hook joint :
.Psymenb will be made monthly for the amouat
Of Fresh and Cornsd Beef seseptsd under thia eon-
tract and 10 funds furnished By the Unitsd ststss
for public disbprssmentsl but In ths event ef the
Commissary who receives the beef being without
funds 70 pay for u, then .psy msnt % BE- made As
'osn .. funds N %aL be reesivsS q, TIA, pnrPc.s,
.s9yiss, bah :, s3nisi.S . spy .Ssis sss.s. of
to any beneht which may arise hsr.from-
The responsibility of ths gusrsitss must Be-
ihoyn bS the Ofei.l csr,inesi. o he Clsrh q ne
All bidder. A.. requested 10 be prs.ss, q, the
sIi Sss s;;sIys: ;ss 5.At (
By, order q Brsy.s Brissdisr asssai T. r.
Small, 0hlsi Conmi'sary Of sss:i,sS2sSa Ps4srt.
fs7-td first Lieut.. Dth inf ,AC.e
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Confectionery.
J. d. ALBERS,
JATE sHAFPIELD,s,l
BETWEEN X AND L STREETS.
FRENCH C0kFEcTl0NER.
Parties, suppers, Pairs, etc., furnished 10 III
best style and at low rates. uovl3-u
Proposals
PROPOSALS FOR STAKES.


HEApeuARrRRs DEP'r OF rHE sorrH.
CHIEY YQuARrRRnAsTER's OFFICE, \
ATLANTA, Ca, Jan. llth. letp. J
Sealed proposals will be received at this oidee
will be opened, for tnpplyinE the National Gene.
terry at Florence, 8. o., With
i. 800 STAKES.
To be Of good seasoned heart Pine, free from sap.
four 90 feet long. two t) inches thick and ave 90
inches wide, planed on each side. pointed at one
end and rounded at the other, and TO have three
lS coats Of white paint They will also be mum.
lists which will be furnished by the officer In
charge Of the cemetery.
exacted
Delivery TO commence within thirty (sol days af-
ter the contract Is awarded, and the whole to be
delivered within ninety 1907 days from date Of con-
tract.
stakes,,' aud addressed 70 r: shXToN,
Bey, Brig. Gen. CHIEF o. NJ. Dept Of the South.
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Steamboat Lines,

NEW MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
KSfdHTapd JOHN GIBSON will run let.aS
EFy EFsFSisIIy SfRTwPs 5s Einis[ 5Rf9L RnfS95Lib; 5EsN
HLEXINDRIA, wAsHiNdT0N. and GEORGE.
Leave New York, nom Pier ., East River,
every SATURDAY. Norfolk, MokRSASHSi aTriv-
ReturnlnE-LeAye Georgetown, foot Of High
street, THuRspAYsl Alexandria, ERlDAYsi
Norfolk, bATURDAYB; arriving at New York
MONDAY MORNINGS.
This Line, eoppecting at Norfolk with the hne
steamers Of the Merchants aud MechAnics' Trans
portation Company 10 and from BOSTON, ts pre-:
pared to take through freight at much reduced
rates, as the usual charge Of drayage and other
expenses through Baltimore is avoided by this
route,
freight from Boston should be consigned to the
care OF T, A, WILLIAMS 4 co, Norfolk, Va
Agent, once and WSarf POO lot " Of III oaish street,
eeOrsst9wn, p. 2. OF at OFFICE OF COMPANY,
corner New York avenue and Seventeenth street,
one s9Sayye below Navy PSP1Hps6 PPSsP1SHSippsn p..,,.,,
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SUPPLIEs FOR rHB UNIrEp srATEs HAvr.

P.IsA.rss's oyylcr, Us; EAsr.i
sssi.a psoSo.si.. i s. alel..d o. y. .sy.lop,
" sS: "A: 81 s n ssI 81 s L. ;; ss
fSsDsY's fS.s y sfpsn.s Z, sss m fOff.:sS
''f s6SsSU n rci. HON..
n 9ooc ~. ~ Jflsnss nes1 lss 81 ThMtntls: M ~, -
e sss, "a !. @ n 81 81 f:sS,!s:$ SsI: ssS: s
.sa il u; di%P tsss.i " N: ~: q .::ssi:S
bs taInl.hed yLth ..ti.f.e,oTy syidsass, he rss
& Ss s a' s.:: s,:. a:'sif q S 'Ss Ssa
sS. !ss: 81 ). q 'ss !sss q
iron, and ne plat. ire. % sssnS ssh.,ss, % Iss ..
dst, and not less in ihioFssss hsn three hnhs ths
Sn.. is e a' j Fss fss' 3 ssits s. I
ship Gqgsis without and Z! With ;sr.w', ...o,t.a
R:t s!' s;'i.'s: S
escorted 8 Gutter, q saoVss rhnst y,
qsals snh ipsSa aJssiaiss sfia s.ssiss .. P.ss is
Cast stesly il Hand Hack s.S,, Ss'. s..sli
a s,sSS 70 s Ss :ss s:a.. s..s'sS fsS. s
Boiler, shoy.is .as scoop snSys..; ,sI.f Hiss
s;i sS 81 Sss:. a: 'iS;:
5see.. .ssor'sd number sisghsn.a ! Ms,hsiss Mss.s
wTsaeEs.. "a md ] iseh.. iens. SosI bright. "A
articles to be Of the best quality and free rom al
defects. ,
furnished by Naval Constructor B. y. pelAno, %
the Navy Yard all the above ARTICLES 20 supply
ClasseS Nos 80, S, 81. 81. 80. 81 and aS. dated July
. 's.oSo lbs. White Lead. and l.soO lbs white Zine
In oil (2b and % lb. Kegs.D
BSsgkG " W R65iffakNr AND RECRUITING.
TSa ,i1RSt I. rsssryed 10 reieet ANY or all bids
that may not be deemed AdyaniaEeous 70 the Gov
srnment, and % award each article or item sepe.
rAtely, may be most TO Its Interest," RespYnsiple
gecufiiy req qulred for the prompt and faithful ds-
Livery within twenty ssy,l q .IHpns, sy 4. ~:
tained at this once. Proposals. not dnly indorsed
on the envelope and not made In li tespees %
furnished will not be considered. farttes mAkinI
proposals are invited 10 be present at the hour
J, O. BLDREDQE,
fe2.td PaymAsteF United states Navy.
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nRPHASS COURT.
''N JLxrARY 20. 1850

Y -. - JANVARl ", IddW-
District Of Columbia, Washington CUuHtV, TO l0i:
In the case OF CATHARISE COESOR, admins.
lratrix Of JoHS COENoR, deceased, the adminls.
Orphans C0lIl OF Washlngton County aforesaid,
appointed TUESDAY, the gld day ot February,
ton Of the personal estate Of said deoeGsed and Of
the assets In hand, A. far as the same have been
ali The sreditofs Sad heirs Of said deceased are
notified to attend, with their claims properly
iSSSSf siSSeS from M al Ssasa IN sa sseSS.sa estate
prOyided copy q this order be pnbli'hsd Snees
Test; JAMES X, O'BklRNK,
isl.NsW' Register Of wills,
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Wines and I Ia u0rs.

JAMEs Lam.
WINES. LIaUoRs. And CIGARS,
Sole Agent for ots: ScE Lac DOR and Siii'r
SO Psnnsyivania sVspWgs, SdiOini.s Metropolitan
Store and Sample Room supsrintended By WIN.
sTAgsnt for the La ManoiA Cigar. nol2-u
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Hotels and Restaurants
uocKrMEYKR's RESTAURANT.

Hsvins sntireiy RENTED and arranged the res
tsursnt st No. ga Seventh street. between y and
streets. beg 10 call the sttsntion Of my friends
liquors, cigars, etc. all Of which are Of the best
quality. The kitchen appointments have been
made with q view Of furnishlng all the dslicaeies
Of the season In the market, and meals will be fur
nisbed at the shortest noties and reasonable rates
JOHN HoCKEMETER.
N. B.-Free Lunch every day from u to
o'clock. iae.h
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TINTED STATES PATENT oYYlcE,

Y wisaISoTos, D.C January ~, lsg
On the petition Of CLEAEST RvsskLI, ul Mas.
silon, stark county, Ohio, praying Tor Tie eaten.
sion 81 patent granted him on the lst dHy uf May,
Double .geared Horse Powers.
is ordered that the said PsttiCH bs f'srt atLhis
son may oppose this extension. ohJeCIlons, dspo.
SsiSe twenty S S aays bsiSfs h. dsy Of hsaHan IN i'
RLIsHA EOOTR,
ia2S.ThSw CommissionsT of Paisnts,
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Business College.
RESOLVE AND ACT.
coNsoIIpArBD BUSINESS COLLEGE,
dofsEs % sEynsiH AID D srEIErs,

wzsHfS9T8S. 3. Il,
An INSTITUTION ,speetaliy ds.iensd for preparing
q business Affairs for themselves or In the employ
Book keeping as applied TO all departments ef
business, Bpslnsss aha Ladies', Penmanship, Bust
spelling, iioeuiion, Political isoscny. md Com.
,slaasnls arc permitted TO pursue any or all Of
Ladies' have the sans advantage 90 gentlemen,
In 2, separate department, Instructed by compe-
khTib of TftGiffIoN, A .eholsrsh,p. good for
u9,limi,,d tims n seless. located IN ,npoIt.n.
for one year from date Of Issue, 80 Tickets for
three months, eoi for one month, elo,
instalments the rates arc ten per cent higher.
sessions are held day and evening.
Glasses In french In charge Of Professor Alfred
Bon.
The national Republican., 1869-02-03

PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON AND BAL
l. TfMORB RAILROAD,
Commensing on Monday, June eth, passenger
trains will leave President street depot, Balti.
Way Mali Train for Philadelphia and Way sta
tons al 7:B a. m, This train connects at Newcastle
Junction with trains for all Stations the Della
ware Railroad.
81 e;40a m. connecting at Perryville with train
for Port Deposit,
h2.S ~ N, connecting at Wilmington with train
for stations on Delaware Railroad, between VIII
mington and HARRINGTON.
xseomnodntion Train Tor Port DspOsitan in,or-
mediate Stations At Up, IN.
Express Train for Philadelphia at 6;S5 p. m.
Express Train for New York at s is p, m, :, con
Meeting at Wilmington with Express Train for
principal stations on the Delaware Railroad, daily
except Saturday.
All the above trains leave daily except Sunday.
ON SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia aud New York at s,65 p. m,
Through Tickets may be procured either at Pres
iden Street depot or at Ticket otice, No, l25 Bal
more street Persons hasing tickets at once,
Baltimore street, can have their basgase checked
At their residence by Union TIanAfer Company.
WIN. CRAWFORD Aren't
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pRoPosALs FOR CORN.
HEADa'Rs PInsr MILITARY pIsrRIor.
STATE or TEXAS,

OFFICE OF CHEZ oUlRrERnAsrER,
AusrIs, TExAs. Jan. Q, 1850
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, Will be received
At this ohee until FRIDzY, February .. 1909. at
u N; foI furnishing the ouarteImasteI's Depart.
Of Corn as may be required until Nay 81. lSB,
Corn to be Of good, clean, merohAntAble quality,
shelled, and delivered, In saoks, subject to rigid
inspection.
Delivery to commence on award Of contract.
and continue In such quantities and at such times
as may be required by the Post Quartermaster,
Bids 10 be plAinly indorsed "ProposAls for Corn
BY sonnand Of Brevet Major General GasSy.
Breyet Brigadier General. and Q. Q. N. Fith
Military District. jann-td