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STATE SECRETS.
How Hrs. Lincoln Proposed Co Pay
for O Dinner.
M, platt ,s respopsible for the following:

Don Piatt is responsible for the following:
II ia said that at one time B. D. Frenchs life
| was made wretohed by Mrs. Lincoln, who, as
mistress OF the White House and leader oi society,
! believed that she owned, held and possessed TIC
miserable master Of ceremonies. When olu fioll,
| Plon courteously called Prince Napoleon, visited
Washington, grand dinner was given nlm at
the White House Commissioner French had
charge of the entertainment, anu IL was greas
success. After it was over, the imperious mistress
| OF the Executive Mansion congratulated Monsieur
French on its results, but she added:
"Now, you've got to pay ior IT," c.,,,
'Me madam" exclaimed the astounueu com.
missioner; '.My God. it cost all of seven hundred
81 don't care what it cost. You've got to pay
| for il, say"
al don't mean that, you old goose. 1t was
public dinner given for the credit or the govern
| ment and the governments got to pay, ana IT'S
| your business to see to 1t that's ALL"
"But there is no appropriation" plead inc un-
| happy Commissioner.
What do | care for that. Go to old Seward:
he gave dinner, too, and got the money out VI
the government. bet. Go and tell hiin 10 put
Away went the dsconsOlate Commissioner 10
the old diplomatic Joe OF the state Deparl ineill
and related his grievance. The venerable seward
at lrststared in aslonisncnt, anu Iheh iaus"cu
until he shook all over. anu SAID:
AT wont wash Frenchy. GO ana tell AlrS. LII
coin that the State Department Is not restau
rant, and have hard work To pay lor my own
dinners ..,, ,
with the irate lady. But it was TO no purpose
He was forced to run over all the appropriations
An were expended but that made for the manur-
ing of public grounds.
tTakc that" cried the lady.
Ii gricved the soul Of the Commissioner, Tor, III
addition other high offices, he was president OF
the National Agricultural Association. ana TO
have the money appropriated To lertilize the par
rem grounds Of the capitalize give top-dress-
ing TO the squares aud triangles-to have tiiiS
misapplied to Prince Plon-Plon's gonrmandzlnS
was fearful. But he had EO alternative, anu the
money was taken.
don't know how the secret escaped the sor-
row-ladcn breast OF the Commissioner, but u
leaked out, and there was congressional row
that brought the affair 10 the ears II the Presl-
dent. -
"Is this trues" he demanded, The commission
er plead guilty. but put in eXtenuatioh the Or
ders Of Mrs. Lincoln. ,..,,o
"If Won ever do such 4 thing again, whether
instGatcd by Mrs. Lincoln or the devil, III nave
you arrested, SIR" roared the Presidcn' prlnE.
ing his fist down on the table with banS tHat
made Monsieur French jump a .oot hIgI,
"Thcrc,n he added, "take that check ana replace
the muney.n
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Hands.

yewelled hands, SO soft and whfee,
Dimpling round the coins OF gold,
Holding friendships clasp so slight
That the pressure soon grows oola-
Busy hands that oeaseless ton,
Feeling ne'er lOve-caress,
Shrinking not from labor's SOIL
With a pretty daintiness.
Veary hands, that trembling droep
Only to be raised again,
While the aching head must stoop
With prayer for ease from pain.
0aet hands, that calmly lie
Rolded in a heightened rest,
Catching not the hours that fly
Ere the sun sinks in the west.
Idle hands, We feebly hold
Silken clues TO plaisance fairi
Busy hands, ye search full bold
In works conquered lions lair.
Quiet hands, rare repose
Chains We with its perfect spell;
Ye have touched thousand woes
Olive boughs to grasp as well.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market:

stores Market:
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, November "a, 1869.
CoTroN.-Thc demand WAS moderately sustain
ed, prices showing some irregularitJ, but were
generally at lower figures. Sales about 45O bales
viz: 6 at 2!a; at %; 1G as 23H; 44 at aa}s; al
231; Al at 237G ~ at 2S1S; 81 at 2 81 at FAX; 10
at 24ik; at 2i3l; s at 2+ls. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary 10 good ordinary .... .22 ts@:31
Low mduliils. ........'..'.....'.a @,';5
Mhldiiny ny.................. ......2i 92I&
RroB.-with "a fairly supplied market, the arti-
Gle was somewhat active at previous figures.
Sales 27O ticrces OF clean Carolina, say: 25 ticrces
at 3-IG 62 at SIG; 80 ut " 20 at Ga, and lou
on private terms. We quote common to fair
clean Carolina at 6eaG5G; good Gls@6X.
NAVAL STOREs.-There was no business OF note
in this article.
FKEIGnrs-The supply OF freight room to most
points is for the moment sufficient for the de-
mand To Liverpool, by steam, engagements arc
making at I'd q 10 OH uplands and llld on sea Isl
ands: by SAIL I'D on uplands and I'd on sea Islands,
To Havre, by steam, nominal; by sail, nomihai at
l,.c on unlands and lsic on sea islands, nominal.
Coastwise, to New York, by steam, &c q ID OH
upands and 1c OH sea islands, by sail, &c q ID on
uplands. To Boston, by steam, nominal; by SAIL
&c a III on uplands. TO Philadelphia by steam,
&c p lb on uplands by sail, somewhat nonl-
inal To Baltimore, by steam, hSssc q IL on
uplands; by sail somewhat nominal.
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Havana Market.

HAVANA, November 21-The Havana markets
closed as follows yesterday: Sugar-husiness
small and prices unchanged; market quiet and
steady. Stock In warehouses in Havana and
Matanzas $4,000 boxes, 24Oe hogsheads; export
during the week from Havana and hatanzas ~,
600 boxes to foreign ports, 10000 boxes to the
the market. Lumber quiet. Shooks-bOx in de-
mand at 6X reals. Hoops-the market Ia sup
piled; fourteen foot shaved, s46a4S per thousand
Freights dull, with q small business. Exchange
UNCHANGED.
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pnsspllsrerS.

Per steamship Maryland, for Baltimore-ars
Miles, Miss Mardliw Mrs LJ Patterson, Chas
Graham, and others.
Per steamer Emile, rom Georgetown &c.
r p Fraser, Col Allston, Mrs RUoinsnn. Col + ii
Locke. General i NJ Manigault, Mrs NJ Allen, MIS-
Butts, and Is on deck
Per Steamer st Helena, from Bcaul0rt-Urs
Jennlman, Il Q Holmes, ChaS kush, NJ IL dc
Bride S b Thompson, p Il Ezekiel, + A Wilder,
and 3 OH deck
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IN;I,niu~lui Market.

WILMINGTON, November 23.-SrIRlTs TuErES.
T1Ng.-Sa!cs Of lU5 casks ct ajc; receipts 90
noslS.-Salcs of 5G4 bhls at 81 65 for No2, 81
for extra n. s. 7j;lj % for No J, aEd So Tor
palc: rec, iptS 2592 hbls.
CRUDE TuEPENTINE.-SalcS OF 102 bblS at s. 05
for sUt and 81 IS for hard
TAR.--SalcS OF $50 bhls at So
Cu1roN.-Receipts u bales; no sales 10 report.
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PASSING THROUGH
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.

NO -. North River, i've foot foot Of Canal street @ lgSs
New York, at II O'Clock noon. Of The 5ih and
2lst of every month Except when these datcs fall
on Sunday, then the Saturday preceding.l
Departure Of 9Th and 2lst connect III Panama
with steamers for South Pacific and Central Amer.
ican ports. Those of 18th touch at ManZanillo.
Steamship JAPAN leaves San Francisco for
japan and China December 4, 1859.
No California stealicrs touch al Havana, but EO
direct from New York 10 Aspinwal
One hundred pounds baggage free 10 each adult.
Medicine and attendance free
For Passage Tickets or further information ap-
ply at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE on tile
wharf, foot Of Canalstrcet, North River, New
York. +. X. BABY, Agent.
Innrch10
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NOR PALATKA, FLOR d a,
VIA SAVANNAH. FERNANDIEA JACKSON
WILLIE AND LANDINGS ON ST. JOHNS RIVER.
sEMI-W WEEKLY LINE.

Steamer "DICTATOR," Captain +. III wv p:
w. 7. McNclty, win sail from .gy!:s.e1..s- ggT:.e
Charleston every TUESDAY EvENISG ut O'Clock,
for above points. e, ,,.
Steamer "ClTY POINT" Captain George +. NC
Milan win snil from Charleston every FRIDAY
EVENING. mt s O'Clock for above points. Connect
ing with all railroads a: Savannah going South
and West Connecting with the Florida Railroad,
ut Fcrnandna, for Cedar Keys, from when place
ato,m"rs cuuncct with Mobile Nnl New Orleans.
Connecting, AT Pa!atka with llart's steamers Tor
the Ocawaha River. Through Bills of Lahlh@
rjyen for frrights To Mobile and New Orleans
FrcighiS payable on lie wharf, Al! goods remain
nr on thc wharf at sunset will be stored ii risk
and expense Of owners. co
tSisncd) J. y. AIKEN < CO.,
nov12 Agents.
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.

150 bales upland and bales sea island cotton
20 bushels rough rice, AIS bbls naval stores, cars
phosphate, lumber, mdse. &c. To Marshall, JT,
kinsman & Howell, l. Driggers, 5 Perry, II
GOurdin. A B Jarvis, StOney. Il Pringle,
Reeder 4 Davis, Frost & Adger, Brodie Il co, " !
Downing & co, j Nelson . Roach Gaillard 4
Mnott, Claghorn, Herring co, kirkpatrick d
co, ] ii Oppcnheim' II BischOf & co, Il Stephens
Graeser & Smith, Geo W Williams & co, + Sumter
lngraham Il Son, yelling.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Exports.

DALrlMoRE-Per steamship Maryland-ss tcs
rice, 252 bales cotton IA tcs clay. Is bales yarn,
IS bales hides, 1870 bushels rough rice o. oaes ,i
waste, tons pig iron, 81 boxes shrimps, 81 bbls
oranges, l20 pSss.
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NOR GARDENERS BLUFF AM
INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS ON THE PEEDEl
RIVER, TOUCHING AT GEoRGET0WN.

The Steamer "pLANTER," Cap , ,-<T-rh
tain ]. r. Foster, will receive -.
Freight TOMORROW, the 24th instant, ut ACCOM-
mediation Wharf, and leave on THURSDAY NIGHT.
tile 25th Instant.
Freight must be prepaid.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
RAVENEL & HOLMES, Agents,
noyo3 2 No III East iay.
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-"Amhrosia Amoris; The Loves Earth caiiS
Unhulv: Samson AMI Deah, and other Poems,
by Edward Brannan Is the title OF book JUST
published i'll London by IIuttcn. Ii would seen
tnal Mr.. Swinburne already has followers aue
imifniuri
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MENlORAND.

The steamer Emily L Soudcr, 900 tons, built at
Philadelphia in 1851, has been sold al New YORK
for about $4,000
The Palma. Rankin, for Georgetown, S c, clear
ed ut New York, November %.
Schr NJ NJ Mcrriman, ashore at Squan Inlet, is
from Dighton for Georgetown, g. not New loIk'
in baIlnst. IL is thought she will be got or with
out serious damage.
The schr Carrie 5 Webb, Rowland rom george
town Z T. arrived Al New York November 70
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THE FUTURE OF THE SOUTH.

Interesting Speech OF Commissioner Ca
nron ON the Resources, Labor and In
tcrests of the South-Cotton Production
Rivalry of India-Cotton Prestige OF
Georgia, sc.
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Mr.. Philip Gilbert Hamcrton, well known as a
writer on art, has ready 1Or the press three.
volume novel, called 'Wcnderholme, story VI
Lancashire and Yorkshire"
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Receipts by Railroad, November "A.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILRoAl

1924 bales cotton, "a bales domestics, car pig
iron, SO bbls naval stores, cars stock: To Kali
road Agent ID Aiken Il co, G w Williams CO,
Pezer Rodgers 4 CO. G II Walter & co, f Wiss
& co, j b E Sloan. A Il Mulligan, Ree1er Davis
Mowry Il CO, A Salinas, X Sharp Il co. X hure
& co, W Smith 4 CO. Claghorn, Herring co. W
G. Courtney Il IN and others.
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LIST OF VESSELS
VI, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.

FOR n.
LONDON.
Ship David Brown, Nichols, cleared .'.-..oct
LIVERPOOL.
Sicamshin MarmOls Robinson, cleared. Nov
Steamship Atlallii. -. 10 s;ili- .....-; NV ~
British ship MUacOngiis, Groves, cleared. .'c. iO
Ship Gorilla say, cleared ;...otit -
British bark Arbitrator, irwin S'iiea. ~
Nnrwcaian bark Skjoll, AlhrcchlSen. sld.. .Oct 81
British hark Yururi. COclrhnc. sailed ..U"t -
Bark David McNmtt, L0cklarl. salIcu' ......Ott ~
british bark Apollo, Rcinhart, sailed. .'Vc: ~
Tie ilumbulSlinh. Nelson, sailed ......... ;oct
Tie Sieve Eluoln, LcasH. up.... .NoV .
I;ri.r Cecilia p.SLrlln cleared. ........ sept 30
NEwrUET, ENG.
Tic Atlantic, Vernon, sailed ~
DOMEST TIC.
BOSTON.
Brig Georgic, Swan, cleared. ............lE Eoy 10
Sclr i Raymond, Higgins, p..........NoV 1o
EuCKP0RT. GR.
Schr i n Bucklin Euckin, sailed. ....... NOV !
NEW YoRE.
Brig lIamnden, Perkins, up..........'--.No Nov ID
Schr Il laird Ireland, up.............'..Mo NOV 10
Schr J NJ Richards, Irving, up ;..'.'--NoE a.
Schr David WaSS0n, Taplcy, cleared. Nov ID
Schr Minnie, Hudson, cleared. ~
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr r. Coboda Swain, cleared. .........NoT 10
BALTIMORE
Sclr Fanny Keating, Jones' up'........' NOV ~
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MARINE NEUS.
CHARLESTON, NOvEMBER 25
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship w EycrIEan, llinckley. Philadel-
pha-T2 hours. Mdse. To John d Thco Getty,
and others. (COnsignCcs previously repOrled.l
ON the I'D Inst, or Body Island, passed schr N w
Smith. for New York.
Spanish brig Caesar, Mark, st Johns, Rs
days. Ballast. To Hall.
Schr w Wilson, Somers, Phadclphia-6 days.
Coal. To II + Baker 4 co.
Schr Anna L Glover Terry, Boston via Holiness
Hole-l0 days from the latter. Mdse To Moses
Goldsmith & Son, Railroad Agent, ID ii ScoX. NJ
Imhrs, l. X Cowprrthwat. ii BischOif K co, DOwc
& Noise, X Chisolm, IIcius, ID A ANIME, Geo w
Williams & CO, p = Locke, RlecEc * Schachtc, q
Trenholm & Son. KinsInan & Howell, T. Ad:er <
CO. Hart 4 CO. Chas Bailey, Street lfros az CO, ii
Graver 4 CO. Knox, DAILY 4 ca, klnck, Wlcken-
berg & co. 0 & co, Il White. Experienced heavy
gales on tile passage.
Sclr Ann De;ls from West Point Mill. II
tcs rice. To J d Aiken co, II Bischon CO.
Schr Elizabeth, Mathew, Santcc. 400 bushels
rough rice. To Frost hlser, Il Prngc SON
Schr William and John, Reve Combahee. 200
bushels rough rice. TO W Zee Il co.
Steamer Emile, Lewis, Georgetown, S G. 2'S
tcs rice, bales cotton and Sundrics. To Shackcl-
ford & Kelly, l. Pringlc son, Cohen, lianckel
& CO, J a Quackenbush. Gibson, Marshall,
Fraser & Dill, Risley & Creighton, IL klaltc CO,
J NJ Eason & Bro, II Goldsmith: Frost \ Adgcr II
Bischolr & co, Terry 4 N0len, w Bull, Mrs L
Yates Klinck, Wickcnbcrg L co, and Others
Steamer ST Helena, Elliott. Beaufort "a bales sea
island cotton, 20 bbis oranges, sundrlcs and
InuIc. 10 } III murray, w y t,ee u CO, IlOphinS,
Mcpherson Il Co, Hccder & Davis. ID ID Sans,
Ravenel 4 co, A Ensl0w K co. ShackelIord 4
Kelly Cohen, lIancke & CO, Vim Gurney, J ID
Aiken & CO, HcBride southern Express Company,
and others.
Sloop w Foster, George. Santec. 92o bushels
rough rice. To Thurston & Holmes.
Boat from James Island. bags sea Island cot
ton. To w A Boyle.
Boats from James Island. bags sea island
cotton. To w e Bee 4 co.
By drays from BENEFITS Mill. 20 bbls rice. To
w Bee 4 co.
Received from Chisolm's Mill. 80 tierccs rice.
To W Bee i CO.
IN THE 0FFING.
Schr Annie Gillesc, from Baltimore.
Schr Lizzie Carr, from Woods Hole
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Maryland, Johnson. Baltimore
COurtenay & Trenholm.
Brig Gambia, Cilley, Jacksonville, Fla-I + Ba-
ker i co.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship MARYLAND, Johnson. Baltimore.
Schr Thomas Miskimmons Wyatt, West Indies.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship wcybossett, Parrish, New York, No
vcmbcr2l
Steamship Gulf Stream, NcCrccry, New York,
November "a.
British bark Vinco Halliday, Liverpool, Novem-
Dcr s.
Schr Myrovcr, Brown New York, November 20.
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PORT Gill " ID Il IL

MOONS PHASES.
New MoOn Sd, hours, IL minutes. evening
First Quarter, 10TH 9 hours, - niinies, evening
Full Moon, 18th, hours 0 minutes, morning.
Last Quarter .Gli, hour, minutes. evening
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RY TEI.El,RAPII

NEW YORK. November 2i.-Arrvcd, steamships
Montgomery and Hapi.lan, from Savannah; Gulf
Streuln, from Charleston; and Louisa Moore, from
Ncwbcrn, N q.
SAvASNAH, November 4.-Arrvcd. steamship
Huntsville from New York; bark Jennie Baker
from Portland Cleared, steamship Leo, for New
York; ship lvanhOe, for Liverpool; brigs Il l. MIL
ler for GenOa; Nellie May, for New York.
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-20

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hetIooah
That Is good idea Of the Washing tonians,
to hold great national exposition at the
capital Of the republic, and they seem to be
in downright earnest about 1t, for commit
tees have been appointed, and many men Of
ability and influence have lent the project
their cpuntenance. a complete exhibition
Of American industry and art, at the politi-
cal capital Of the country, would be both
useful aud Interesting. II the Washingto-
nians 60 rightly to work they can do more to
insure a credltable representation from all
parts Of the Union than the people OF any
other city. In the first place, they will not
encounter the local rivalry and opposition
which the large cities manifest towards one
another on the occasion Of any affair that Ia
devised TO glorify or profit any one OF them
as witness the contempt aud coldness dis
played by New York towards the Boston
| musical Jubilee. Then they will begin with
an influential organization In Congress and
the other departments Of Government-foi
national officers, resident at Washington,
will naturally take lively interest In what.
ever the Washington people have much at
heart, and which promises at the same time
to be generally beneficial, gratifying TO the
rational pride and contributive to popular
pleasure. Whether Congress would appro-
pirate money Tor the oOJect IN view Is uncer-
tain, but every member would be an agent
to stimulate the cooperative action Of his
Stste or district, and so far to bring con.
tributions Of commodities from every part Of
the country.
Washington Is conveniently and pleas.
antly located. The streets are wide, aud the
Inhabitants are experienced and ready In
providing for great crowds. The public
buildings and monuments would be great
features Of attraction to thousands, and the
adjacent scenery has much beauty and many
interesting associations. The city is aces
sible by railroad from every direction, and
arrangements could be made for excursion
tickets at low rates, and for the cheap or
gratuitous carriage Of articles for display.
With proper erertions, a fair may be or
ganized that will really be worthy Of the
republic-that will exhibit thoroughly Its
resources and achievements In agriculture
and the mechanic arts, In mining and me.
tallurgy, In manufactures and Invention, In
science and the hne arts, In all the utilities
and elegancles Of life. The project Is TAX
Ing one, aud II discussed and managed In
the right spirit will become very popular
San Frdneiseo Butletin, Oct. =.
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IT.. s....l .n5 nal IA invita- of tho Crit,,ip al
g., g. ,ho nrrront ,erm voro .vorr
ro.,.rdav, In tho last ,ssuo NJ tho R,pr-,
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49,. A.. 80 ,.,,,,,oo ,,,,h
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,sa w. p..,'os. o'. aa 'irnn,o a. ,h., vhIoh
reer,a,o. ~. drawIn9 ~ ,nrIe. in mi. Ms.
~, ,hsro "a No oxcrse for ,,s v,oI.,Ion an,
lawyer. who have case. nsnd,ns viii
fail N do thar an,v ~ ,hev Al M, 4, Ia, "a
the whole panel tho Ara, case thu, ia triea.
Beside. the great vronu aons IN defepaa,t
by n failure tn conform tn law. in nj, mar.
tIcu,ar,. the C,oxer,mer, ia aluavs sub,ectea
To mora or ,e.. e,nense wbcn ,uries are ala.
handed an .ooorr, a. u,og,,,,y in Tho arax.
,nn
T,. ,,,. IT.. m, ..o,,o =, A..
-, =, r.. n 1910 $500. ~, an.
rcg,.ter ~ wash,ne,o, c,,y ana o,hs,
oeBcers or,hor,,sa 20 arow ,nror, o.h.,,
Mt ,ea,, ten aav. hesoro the commencement,
of each term Of thu Circn,, or Crim,na, Court.
meet M the C,tv Hall in Washing,on cjtv.
and than ana there tho clark of tho Circuit
Court shall publicly break the seal Of said
box and proceed to draw thorcfrom the
names of 40 mauy persons as are required,
and II the Jury about to be drawn is in
tended for service In the Criminal Court, the
twenty .three persons whose names shall be
first drawn shall constitute the grand Jury;
and the twenty six persons whose names
shall next be drawn shall constitute the
petit Jury for that term. But in capital
case where the said panel shall have been
exhausted by reason Of challenge or other.
wise, the court, before whom such capital
case is pending, may, in Its discretion, order
additional names to be drawn, and II all N.
names IN he Dor shall have been drdpn out, and
no Jury found, the Court NAV order the mar.
shal to summon talesmcn until jury shall
be found" &C.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-20
ORPHANS COURT.

" OCTOFER 10, 1860.
District Of Columbia, Washington COuntVtO DH;
In the case Of MAR0ARET BYRER, eXecutTix Of
Thomas ByTns, deceased, the exseutrik aforesaid
has. with the appreciation Of the Orphans Court Of
Wellington county Aforesaid, appointed TUBS
DAY. the 9th day Of November, A. D. 1859, for the
hnal settlement and distribution Of the personal
estate Of said deceased, aud OF the assets in hand
as far as the sAme have been collected and turned
into money when aud where all the creditors nd
heirs Of sad deeeIs I'd notified to attend, with
their claims properly youGhsd, or they may other
wise by law b excluded from all the benefit in
said dseea-sd's estate provided u copy Of this
order hu published Oaee week for three weeks In
day
rr-t: A. WEBSTER
oc9l'W3N' Register of wills