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sEORGIA.
Defiant and Insulting Attitude or the
D0InoGFAtIo Leaders = DISIOyRl
b. Tone OF tho Press. ......

asSNASSNO ASA1AOJNA
..'. Tone OF tho Press. ......
.ru; gi.,. a.a ATLANTA, Dec. 13.
General Morgan, leading Demo
cratic member OF the Georgia Legisla'
ture1 has Published o rejoinder TO Con-
greSanAn Tits letter, In which he says:
"Nelther the Senate nor House Intend
10 submit the question OF the eligibili'
ty OF the colored members to seats In
the Legislature TO the Supreme Court.
The present Legislature never Will re-
seat these negroes, nor will IL pRss the
18th amendment. These arc settled
facts. For myself, have been II
submlssionist as longas intend TO be,
and have gone as far as intend TO 90
10 crafty the unhallowed will and
domineering spirit Of corrupt Con-
pr0Rg ~ ~ NJ " 80 .As q
The Democratic papers quote the
aboveias "manly sentiments and haV-
Ing "the ring OF true metal" General
Morgan occupies the seat of,hn expelled
negro member. 4.l4ri .-l,..s.
The press denounoe General Terry as
an Infamous liar, and advocate making
the State too hot 10 hold the friends oi
the administration. ur- d"
Au attempt was made 70 assasslnat0
s. A. Darnell and Peter 0'Nell. Repub.
llcau members Of the Legislature OF
Mllledgeville a few days since.
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New York Dry GOOD. Market.
NEW YoRK, Dec. a

Although inertia seems TO be the pre-
vailing feature OF trade, the market Ia
nevertheless steady and hrmer for
heavy brown sheetlngs. Indian Head
and Appleton "A, brown, have risen to
leo share. Amoskeag ! and Black
stone 4>4, bleached musllns, have risen
from 16o to 1910. Printed calIcoes,
especially Spragues, Oriental and Lanl
caster, are selling at low prices, but
more freely than other brands.
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IRELAND.

AauHSSIMNtIOn md Robbery In Dublin
DUBLIN, Dec. Ii.
A gunshOp In thls city was entered
last night, by persons unknown aud
itH owner shot. The Assasslns escaped. .
Another gun shop was entered shortly
afterwards, the owner was fired at and
II number OF pistols taken away.
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Franklin Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.


500, ,IAtIs
DirsctofI.
sAM'L McCLHLLAN, George MENDEL,
r. II. LOGAN, THOS. r. SHALLoKuAa
u. W. FRANEHlTH, ]. N. VANCE,
j. d. HOBBS, MrUHAEL RErLLHr.
LOUIE Q. STIFEL.
This company how having been organised
nVe years, and In that time done q success.
ful business, Is still prepared 10 take risks At
mir rates on Buildings Of all kinds, MerchRn.
liBe, Manufacturing Embellishments, Fur
nlture, steam Boats and cargoes on the WeA-
tern Rivers and Lakes. This company Of
lerS superior Inducements TO Farmers, Whete-
by they can be insured on Dwellings, Fur
nlture, Barns, and contents for or g. years at
reduced rates. This being State company
with the ....
IARaEST CASH CAPITAL
paid In, and surplus OF any company In the
State; and composed OF some nlnety.i four
HtOckholdefH, moat OF whom Are among our
bost business men, recommends itHell 10 the
favorable consideration OF the insurlng
public and sollcita their patronage. AppD.
CationBf for lnsuranco WilIbe promptly RttOn.
ded TO at their Office, No. " Monroe street, or
NJ thoir several agencies throughout thG
State .
U. M. UOEl, Hecy.
b. U. DIUK, AsS,L LHtG'y,
AAML MCMILLAN, President
dE0. MENDEL. Vice President
I6Dlt-u6W
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THE rAR WEST.
The Proposed Extra BeGEIon or the
Nebraska Legislature.

t CHiCAuo, DEC. IA.
A special from Omaha says parties
ftom Lincoln report that GOV. Butler IL
waverlng whether 70 call an extra ses
sion OF the Nebraska Legislature.
While no doubt he is anxious TO have
the 10th amendment ratified, there ID
agreat pressure against calling an ex-
ira session by citizens south OF the
Platte, who fear that the members north
OF the Platte will take the opportunity
TO pass measures beneficial 10 that Sec
tlon.
Woman's Suffrage y Fixed Fact in
wyoming.
The Wyoming Legislature adjourned
sine die Saturday. Gov. Campbell has
signed the woman's suffrage bill, and
1t IL now law OF the territory.
The Denver Pacific Railroad has been
completed 10 EVans' Station y
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mAA's Suffrage y Fixed
wyoming.

An explosion Of Naptha took place
yesterday at No. 10 Hawley street, Bos.
ton, severely burning U. 8. Drake
manutacturer ofportable gas machines
and slightly injured several workmen,
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ny rELEGRAPH.
PITTsBURGH.

brace OF Thieves Arrestetl-They
Attempt 10 Murder the Officers.
PTTTsBuRdH, Dec. II. :,
William alias Snibhs Arnold and
Leonard Hartman professional thieves,
while being arrested this morning,
drew revolvers, Rhootlng officer Moore
through the shoulder. and officer Moore.
head In the, head, intllctiug dangerous
wounds, Hartman was shot In the leg
by Arnold while sndeavoriug 10 shoot
another officer. True bills have been
found, and they will be tried to-mor-
row and probably sent TO the peniten-
tlAry by Saturday. ,. ma
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River ana weather.

CINCINNATI, Dec. II.
River fallen twenty inches; seventeen
feet seven inches in the channel
Weather cloudy; thermometer 4S'.
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LONDON. Dec, ID.
ROME.,' q

Compliments and Prevents for the
Pope.
RoME, Dec. II.
The Bishops have brought a number
OF addresses and presents TO the Pope
from the faithful In all parts Of the
world. Il Is officially stated that since
1850 the Holy See has received l0O. .O00,>
QUO francs from contributions OF Peter
pence, ....
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GAFAEAL l2OtOOOs
with the privilege OF increasing the same
tU EUJ wv.
UI! pIERCToRs. Tfl...
WILLIAM BAILEY, ALoNzo l.oRINu,
DR. Wh. ]. BATES, A. N. ADAMS,
ANDREW J. pANNELL. JANIS =. BARNEs,
lIKNRY STAMM, THoMAB HuuII E9,
JosAPH H. Woodward.
This Company having been fully organ
lEetl, IL now prepared 10 take risks NJ ialr
rates on Buildings OF all kinds, Merchandise,
Manufacturing Establishments, Furniture,
steam Boats aud CargOeS on the Western
Rivers and Lakes; also TO issue perpetual
policies on Dwellings and Stores. This
Company being composed mostly OF our
leading business men recommends itself 10
10 the favorable confederation OF the inRur-
log public, and Soliolts their patronage. APP
plicatlons for insurance will no promptly
attended 10 At their ONCE, BAILEY =
BLOCK No. 106 Market Street.
iit iIlsCL ARThUR, Secretary.
W. II. A9HEW, Asst Sec'y,
3, D. BURDATS, Solicitor,
WILLIAMRAlLEY, President.
ALONZO L0KlNG, Vice-President.
Octb- ###
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rHE WEST INDIES.


- NEW York, Dec. II.
A Santiago, Cuba, despatch states
that a HaytIen steamer was seized on
the coast and taken 10 that place, under
suspicion Of having landed arms fol
The Cnbans. The same dispatch says
700 men OF the Valmaseda battalion
had arrived there. The fighting at Mo-
cote still continues, and some OF the
Spanish wounded are coming In. The
cholera 10 decreasing.
HAVANA, Dec. IA.
Late intelligence from the Eastern
Department has been received, giving
accounts OF several BklrmIshes lately
between the troops and the insurgents
near Santiago do Cuba, El Cobre and
Eolquin.
The Spanish man.of.War Isabel has
sailed for New York, taking with her
crews tor twelve OF the Spanish gun.
boats just completed.
THR REVOLUTION IN HAYTI-wRBToHED
sTATR OF THR CURRENCY.
A 81. MAry's, Haytl, special says the
Cacos are In full possession OF the
Northwest OF the Island. and are
making extensive preparations 10 at
tack Port An Prince. Five steamers,
belonging TO the insurgents. are coal
Ing there for the purpose Of Joining In
the attack. SalnRve Is reported at Pc.
tltionville. The French steamer Ter.
repr, 10 anchored Of Port Au Prince.
The British steamer Cherub, arrived
with Mr.. Basset, the American Minis
ter. on board.
Port An Prince is now reported In q
wtetched condition, one dollar In gold
selling for 1900 In Haytlen currency.
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GovsRNMENT BoNDs : Heavy and

sTooKs-Active aud lower under In
creased pressure TO sell, closing weak
and nnRhlLlah
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Ry CablC Telegraph 10 the Intslueencor
ENGLAND. #.u.r.


Mr.. PeabOdJ's VIII.
...... .l. LONDON, Dec. Ia.
The last will and testament Of the
late Mr.. Geo. Peabody haa not yet been
passed for probate all Dootorsl commons
In this city. The contents OF this, i'm.
porlant document are, however, set
forth substantially 90 follows, viz: Mr..
Peabody's propeIly'ln In England ls set
down at upwards OF G4O0,0O0. He be-
queaths f5, 900 TO each one OF hIa exec
ntors: Gl60,000 To his London char
ity, payable within three years,
after the manner which he directs;
u few legaoIes Of minor amounts
10 individuals; the balance remaining
to be divided as provided among hIB
relations In America. The trustees are
Mr.. George Peabody Russell and two
other nephewH, who are made realdua-
ry legAteea, and empowered TO settle
all the affairs connected with the prOpa
erty In America, which 10 estimated as
ranging between $4,000 and 81 ,0OO, 900.
Delay or the lITOhArch .-IGIndeFPeSt IN
LOndOA.
LONDON, Dec. IA.
The steamer Monarch, having the re-.
mains Of Mr.. Peabody ON board, has
not yet put to sea, owing to the heavy
gale. ,a go u'E ~. =
Much alarm has been created by the
sudden breaking out OF the rinderpest
In the great cattle show in this city.
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NuQGurl1I.

National Savlng's q Bank Of Wheeling.
incorporated JAnuAry 18Th, 1889.
CAPITAL eIOO, 200.
AEONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT
Nl InteEest paid ON Special DepOaltA. Note
and Bills discounted. Exchange bought and
sold. Collections made on oil points and pro-
ucedB promptly reIniLtal,
DIRcou Mt dRy-MondAy.
fhomR II. List, Robot Pratt
Robert GlhS0n, RIA. MCAbe
10. Thomas, James McUluney.
j. L: Htlfel.
THO9. H. LIST, President.
J. McCLuNBY, VIoO PrOaldant,
h. r. HllIDRETH, UnahIeI.
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DRUGGISTS.
Transportation.
BALTIMORE 4 OHIO R, R; Comply

WHEELING, December 9Th, 1850.
DA9SENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
l. the following schedule on and after De-
cemDar 9th, 1859 Wheeling time.
NThEFNN AaT nv onEAou
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THB VARIOUS APPROPRIATIONS

The House Committee on Approprla.
lions has divided the various cinRses Of
appropriations among the several
members OF the committee, and MAX
Ing 1t the special duty OF each 10 care
fully investigate all subjects entrusted
to him, and then follow every request
Tor appropriations from the depart
ment and satisfy himself as 10 Its ne
cBaAity.
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West Virginia Insurance Company.
OAFAkAlI.,..t,s.s...'..s.... ssI'ss'S SAoOSVSu we
MAKES RISKS AT THE LOWEST Rates
ON BuildlnRH OF all kinds, Furniture.
Household Goods. Merchandise and goods In
Lrankt. -
Jacob Hornbrook, Jacob M. BCkol.
Henry Hartman, Dr. j. y. Hupp,
Jonathan RoWIey, Edmund Rocking,
Il. ]. Hmyth, 7. J. Campbell,
J. H. BrlstOr, y. Pmger,
VIM. b. Odbert, Thomas BoggeNH,
d. u. T. .FarnsWOrth, VIM. b. Crane,
David Billmyer, Joseph Shields
VIM. r. Whlte,' 'F N. Gon, JI.s
]. II. Duval, D. II. X. DIX,
VIM. u. Stevenson.
Once over Religious Book House, EOuth
side Monroe street, Wheeling W. Va
JACOB HORNBROOK, PreSt.
JACOB M. KICKEL, Vice PreSL
], II, ,MoWHORTER, 6ec'y. --'-sas. 80
y. u. McCoLLoCH, Asst sec'y.
mari
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MTNA
Fire & Marine Insurance Company
II OF WHEELlNu.
NAPEFAI ........ tO" 'at

DIRECTORS:
James U. Aeheson. William B. simgn"
JnO. X. EoLafOrd, VIM. y, HAnlIAu.
- 4. II. DodSon.
nlHIR COMPANY HAVING BEEH TUL
J. ly orHanlxed, u now prepared " take
rtAkH upon EHH.. .a
Buildings or an Kinds, MerehhndIse
manufacturing Embellishments,
Furniture and CaFHOea OF nll
kinds ON tho Western
Waters.
Applications for Insurance will bo prompt
iyRttenden 70 by the Secretary.
Once at the National Savings bank, No. 81
B.P. HrLDRETH, Secy.
JNO. X. MILLER, AR8't H6C'y.
JAMES o. AuHEa0N, Pres'L.
WIN. Il. SIMPSON, Vi6a Pres'L nlr6
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IesS Pai0d
Government and all other1
Coupon Securities, Il. Clu- 81 % per 81, 900
ding Bank BillA.....,.,,....,,J
Gold Ooin or Bullion. .......--,..,. Is 1000
silver Coin or Bullion..%.~.:.... 200 100
Silver or 9old Plate, under
zeal, on owners estimate
OF full Value, and rate lW 100
subject TO adjustment for
bulk, on basis oi.........
Deeds, Mortgages, Valuable Papers gener-
ally, when OF no hXed value, 81 q year each,
or according 70 bulk.
Wills, IS, which premium covers the re-
mRinher OF the life OF the maker.
Cash Boxes, or small Tin Boxes, for papers
OF Bankers, Capitalists, Merchants, Law.
yora, T1adeAmon, Families, &C., will be re-
ceiIed ~ 50 each box or trunk per year,
contents unknown 10 Tie Company, and
liability limited, or they will bs Insured Tor
the full amount, tue contents belnK known,
o. above rates. No charge less than one
DOLLAR
The Company Ia also prepared 10 Rent
Small Iron Bates, leach furnished with Tin
Box, inside Its BurHlRT-Proof Vault, ihe
Renter exclusively holding the key thereof,
at the following rates, viz: Sl6, SoO, $50, sBO,
10 ana 500 per Annum. Also, 10 Store
looks OF Account. Records, Valuable Title
PRpeta, etc., At reasonable rates.
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Mr.. Trumbull has carried the judi
clary Committee OF the Senate for his
bill aimed ut office beggars. The sub
stitut0 he reported to-day Is stronger
than the original bill, In that 1t not only
prevents members Of Congress from 30.
llciting or advising appointments. but
makes 1t mlsdemeanor for the Presl.
dent or any one else to appoint on such
advice or solicitation.
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o' -
so'no u's'os - e - sA..., 80 :,
lnaaon i,.a.u W ou' "o''ny
e's'e' puoh'"eu y, ou, ,e' -,
reierenoe 70 ee'uan oona, u nv
rouea' OF roiaua 10. vss -,
SAFE IN TINS country, sa "
nave oeen i'iip'oP'y e .,
very language o. ."e "' o''
rom MS o'" " "a''a".
Inc issuing Oh suen pioo,smAuon IN
othcmi form oy our nono'ao's secretary OF
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SOM PAPERS, and those OF Pennsylvania
especially, have been making much ado over
the report that Er- Governor Curtin, Minister
to Russia, addressed tho Huss banquet, in
Prague, 10 the Bohemian and Russian Ian
guages. We are very sorry to clip a laurel
from the brow Of the Ex-Governor, but the
truth Is that no did not do Ii at all. 1t was
Hon. jeremiah Curtin, Of Wisconsin, late
secretary Of legation at St. Petersburg I'M
der Minister Cassius VI. Clay, who made the
speeches. He was the only American pres
ent, and his speeches created an uproar Of
enthusiasm.
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RY COOPER q ,LATIMER, Auet,rs,
southwest corner Of Peunsy lyaatR ayenuB and
Bleyolth street.
ROSEWOOD CASE PIAYOFoRTg, FRENCH
PLATE PlEB HJkR9RSt WAISIr PAKL3k
S %Ddp ALL stIf M.k yRsIEct5 k2S
,nWEbNGsDAY. mstobsf q. sgnmSSelas 4 10
43o 3 street, between Sixth aad ssy. saSTAK
q Furniture. 10 consisting In psHIIFN
Rosewood Case Planof rte, Stool and Cover
Walnat Parlor Suite In Green Velvet. eight
Two Mahogany DlvAts In Greco Res
Two Walnut Arm Chairs In Crimson Reps
Table.
R1seyood aod Mahogany NA'b'e Top Tables
Lace Curtains and Window Shades
Marble Vasea and OrnAma1ts
Walnut and Mahogany fables
brussels, Ihrse.plY and IRGrain Carpets
Walnut Library Chaira
Rosewood Marble Top Hal suite
0as Marble TOP stdsboiTd
Marble Top Pier Tables
CrOckery and Glassware
walnut Marble Top Bureau and washstGnd,
Walnut and other Dedseads
Mahogany Marble Top rureaus aud WEshstauds
Ufs"n PAiuted COTTAGE suits
Mahogany Book case and Secretary
Hair and Husk Mattresses
Feather Beds, Bolstsrs aud Pillows
OllclOth aud Stair Mating
Heating Stoves, Camphor Chest
Ona large Carpet Cover
Refrigerator and Tin Safe
KitchsH kequI.its.. Sc. &C. n,,,,
Terms cash COOPER LAFl hEk,
Oet22.tds Auetionees.
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pY FITCH 4 FOX.
ID R..l Estate Brokers AMI Auctioneers,
No. ITO seventh street, opposite Post Of1eo.

AUGTioN SALE OF A. VALUABLE REsInEyCg
ON THE NORTH SIDE OF srRBkT. BE.
TWEEN SIKH! AND sEyENTH SHEETS
Ga IHURsDAf AfrBRhOON. October q, At
t:'O o'clock, we shall sell, on the premises, thA
yalu.ti. toqr;stGGry brick I:sAdspos with three
sixth md Seventh streets. containing thirteen
rooms, wrh all modern imnIoys nents. Lot Is 2ix
10! feet, with sfoot alley In tho rear, bein. part
Of lot No. 2. In square as,
The hOnse Is In complete order throughout ADD
being well adapted for reeentiot., &c, would be q
desirable rosldsneo for Senator or msnbeT Of Con
gfess
The street Is paved and the property Is only bali
4 .qaAre from the Po,t Othco aud Paten, ufnee
building-, and l. convenient to tho different
churches the markets. the City Hall, aud two lines
Of stree: ears.
Terms; flO, 900 cash; balance 10 six. twelve and
eiEHte.n months,with Interest. Deferred pAN men
20 be secured by Il deed Of trust on the premises
All copyeysreine aud revenue stamps at the pur
time Of sale
The property can be Inspected at any tho. prsvl.
Gus y sale. FITCH FOX.
oc'ledts AuciiOneers,
So the ABOVE SALE is UyAyOInABLY
po-Iponel on Account " the rain until MONDAY,
Octobsr Is zane hour aud place
oo2-dtds tstatI AueuOneers
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SOLICITOR BANNED mas taken the residonce
No. 37S street, near Tenth, lately erected
by Mr.. Jacob scheiay.
IL. Jenison has been promoted TO chief Of
the Loan division, Registers office, 10 the
Treasury Department.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. V. smalley, OF washing
ton, are in Paris.
Hon. simon Cameron Is expected here
next week TO secure a reaidence tor n" IAN
ny during the session Oh congress.
tho i,ermnsan Tsteri5g nisces. I" Paris
A ,tatue of the Earl NJ Darby h,. ina, ,..r
unveiled in 81. Georuc,. hall Lender
Hiram Power. tho scr,n,or asn,.. ,s.,
ho ia a sn,r,,ra,,., or ha,o. sou,ha...-.
In -ec.ra 70 tho .tatuc NJ pen,,r,In ~
lin for New Orleans h, ,av. mai uhsr ,hs
full sum ia subseribed bs vii, mai. m.
statue.
Mrs. DIR. Marv Walker. aha NJ IN. him,
cated parmept- has been lectprlng q, a,
Louis on the necessltv Of n law comne,,ino
men To marry before tbev reach tho AGA a,
forty.
Mr.. Kinplake, the author of tina bistorv q,
the Crlmean war. has lost his seat in parlia.
mcnt because he obtained II by bribery. and
he is threatened with criminal prosecution
besides,
La Tour D'Auycrpnc. the French secr,.
tary of Foreign Affairs. Ia said tn be ahout
10 resIgn nm aocount Of Illness
Napoleon paws the bills of the French
bishop of Quebec to the Ecumenical Council
Captain II. @. Sargent, of New Hamp-
shire, has been appointed to A posi,lop in
tho Second Auditors office.
James II. c. Wilson, ESQ.,, Of the General
Land Office. has been promoted To a second.
class (sl 400 clerkshIp. Mr.. Wilson has
proven himself an able and efficient clerk,
and merits the promotion received.
Frank P. Blair, ST., was lately arrested for
a violation of internal revenue law, in
which be wa. cbarped with bpckstsring M.
tatoes without A license. He WA. snalIv "a
49,, -.
reap th,, o,lv thosc hucks,srs who b,,s MAJ
,,aI,, 81.
norm,nent husines. ore amen,b,o IN th,,o,
tn, sy,ocu.e (N,w York; you,nJ ia "a.
.,on.,n,s n, IN. .,o,om.n, ,ha, Fr.a.,,o,
una.on rosrsoI n ,oLo charge ~ tho N.w
yorr Tim, oxcsn, AT a saIary Of sI5 ooo ,
var and tho exc,u.vs con,ro, ~ Tho al,
tor,al mace
Letters received from Massachusetts, q, V
a., NJ. nj. ,.a,ho. l., !, :, 49,.
corer.I Uoor ia ukeIr IN h. roo,oa,o. %,
Cono.os. l., ,ho ,,.,.io, 49,, !,
~ -. non,".,, '''"'''
D ny n
nj. ra"IIr ' ''''''' Wv" wiz"
~.
,,,rIous e,h,hi,,on. az hI,,,o "A.
II .cem. Sir Henry HoIIon5 who ma. -,
scvors, wooLs ,omr,,no,v n,om,no., +, ~
,iors nor,s ~ Tho ror,,rv o.Iors ~,
co,sdon,,oI n,oa,oo, oa,,,o. WI. - -.
was hc not ..intcryIewcd," ~ "''
R,rS, Honoroh,s John r,vo,, w.,.,
LII. Master ~ tho Roll, IN Tr.,aaa T.,
dead.
Rlstorps crgo,owo,, malta, H., .,o ooo
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DIED..

MCMILLAN. October %, in the Isl year Of her
sSs, htEr AHS. the beloved wife Of William R.
The funeral will take place In Baltimore couuty
COLLINS. On the 10Th Instant, JoHAsEA Cot.
LIss
Her funsTAl will TAX. place to-day. the ga, At
2'B O'Clock, p, N, at ST. Aloysius church. The
nsmbers Of the sodAlity Of h. " NJ. are req ue.ted
RuhskY la this city, on Thursday, Oetobsr
o. Ramsey,
The friends Of the family are requested 10 attend
The funeral ssryloes At the late Tssdsnes OF tbs d.
ceased, No ~ Tgslnh street. between ! and X
streets, ~ s;S O'Clock, p, m. . on Friday, the 22d
| Instant, The rsmAits will be taken 10 New YorI
| for burial
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! OsT,-sS, 900 REWARD.

II m,liclou.ly reported that DR.. z. V. PURIFY,
Veterinary surgeon,is no longer ip the city and
not to be found, ItisA mistake lie csn be found
at all times In his oiiee, No. $50 Z, between
Twelf aud Thirteenth streets unless out on profes-
sional business. Thankful for past PATRONAGE. he
hopes by atieptyeness TO business to merit liberal
share OF public patronage 10 future. once aud
residence No. $50 street. oel1lm
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Wants.


TAKEN ssTsAY BY METROPOLITAN POLICE
L One HElfBK, red, with white belly, tail and
The highest each bidder THURSDAY, November 4.
ls69, at 10 o'clock, a, M at the hHIaAr OF W. l.
Wall X Co., II not reel aimed prior thereto at this
Office, 10. . Louisiana avenue.
by order. GBO. II, HERRlCR.
oet2l.3 Property Clerk.
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NlMI0'S CIRCULATING LlBRlRY,

(sEktoN HOUSE BUILDING,l
Dealer Ia New aud seeo I'D Hand Book, Sta.
uonery, Blank Books, Note and Lister PApsr, In.
yelopss, &c, and a gensrAl assortment OF School
Books. Law and Medical Books al very red 1eed
priee.. Old Books bought or taken In exchange
for others.
E.B.-All the Daily . nd Weekly Papers, Monthly
Magazines and Periodicals constantly On hand.
New Novels received IS soon as published.
oc22. 9m
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I TBERAL Terms WILL DE GIVEN FoR THE
~ loan Of $3.50, the whole TO be repaid by
mQnthly icstAlmsnts in seven or eight months.
Address Pitt. -" Republican once. IL
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Ir"A CoLoRup CIrIzus" will give us hls
name and residence we will publish his COM
municatiou. We cannot under any cIrcum-
stances dovlate from our rule OF refusing to
give place to anonymous communications.
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FRox PRsIDER & Co., No. Az Fifteenth
street, We have late copies of the British
Army and Nary Gasstts, London Punch of
October 0, and the London Morning Star of
the same date.
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rssANc,AL AND oem q E.cpAL.

WARRINGTON, Ostober 81, lsG9-Jsy Cooke
10. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
eminent securities;
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The DECISION In the Yerger case will bs
deliyerf "-~-"--e1t.