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Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-26

Cash paid for Grain. at Den's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-26

N. Y. saIty-IOO BARRELS Of N. Y. Salt
just received by F. E johnson & Co, and for
sale low for cash.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-26
THE MARKETS.

Denim OveraIls-At Hetzel's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-26

Buy your Flows and stoves Of W. T. Den
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-26

The Leavenworth Presbytery OF the
Cumberland Presbyterian Chnrch, viii meet
with h Mt Pleasant Congregation at the
Mt Zion Church, two miles west from Brown
VILE, on Thursday at seven O'Clock p. NJ, be-
lore the fourth Sabbath I'm September. Twill
De- at Brownville with conveyance forthose
who may come by way Of Railroad.
J. g. SKEEN, Clerk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-26

Drugs, Paints, ODs and Glass az Sc. Joe
prices, at McCreery & NickelI's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-26

Four Car loads OF Stoves on the road &
SheIlenberger Bros.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-26

Ten Ton Blacksmith's Iron Of all sizes a
Shellenberger Bros.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-26


Carpenters Tools and Blacksmith's Fur
nishings at Sh~ellenberger Bros.
Highest market price paid for wheat, oats,
corn, &C., by Bedford & Handley.
Drugs Paints, on md Glass az 50. Joe
prices, at McCreery & Nickelrs.
Four Car loads OF Stoves on the road for
She~Ilenberger Bros.
Ten Ton Blacksmith's Iron Of all sizes at
S~hellenberger Bros.
o kegs Horse Shoes and Nails at Shell
lenberger Bros.
Private medical aid, read DR.. whittier's
advertisement.
Folding Bed Lounges just received at
McFall & Co.'S.
Fruit Csns-selfsealing-at ~shellenber-
ger Brothers.
Machine OILS Ofau kinds at McCreery &
Nickell's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-26

MiIIsrs, buy your Rubber and Leather
Betting OF shenenberger Bros. A full stock
always on hand
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-26

I GrGssd COstssg Osgt.
To Make Room for New Goods !
NEW
GO 10 A. NAY & cos
R
IF YOU WISH
CHEAP GOODS,
FOR he WILL SELL
GREAT
TO MAKE ROOM FOR
FALL
No. % Main ST., BrOWnViIIe.
-
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-26

Rs0 acres Of Prairie and for sale at 81
per acre. Enquire OFF w. Bliss or c. E. Nc
Pherson. R-I
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-26

THURSDAY MORNING.. AUGUST p. $50.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-26

500 kegs Horse Shoes and Malls at shel
lenberger Bros.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-26

Fruit Csns-self-sealihg-at shellenbc
ger Brothers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-26

Private medical aid, read DR.. Whittier's
advertisement.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-26

Folding Bed Lounges just received
McFan & Cos.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-26

]. L COrhAPn Editor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-26

Flour, and a fun stock Of goods,
Grants. and he win not be undersold By an
q
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-26
%CLOTHING 1EARKET.

Corrected weekly for the Advertiser by
MAY'sDRY GooDs& GREGULAToR
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-26
10 MAKE o o FOR
CNntOn CItpDer PLOaUs!

No. - Main St, BrOwnViIIe.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-26

Machine oils Of al kinds at McCreery 4
NickeII's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-26
corn- aud Onfa,

Wis =. Clurcn Is In61 agent Al oEONuN1lS' ~
is the safest company in he world to insure
In. If
Corn, Wheat and Oats.
Rainey & Lewis have removed their Office
to RObt. Teare & Co.'s Store, where they will
pay The highest cash pricetor Grain n 9TH
er Produce.
b. +. sOuder's New Harness n Saddle
Shop is already one Of the institutions Of our
city. Why? Because he does first class work
at reasonable rates. Give him a call!
studebaker and Jackson Wagons at st.
Joe prices, at ]. r. Bells Lumber Yard, cor.
Of LIST and Water streets.
TIA, shsetirOn and ~Jappanned Ware at
shenenberger Bros.
atroniz Home Industry-An kinds
of Marble work can be had at Neidhardt's
Marble Works I'm this city, cheaper than it
can be had elsewhere. Tor butthe best ma
terial used.
H-oItHinger Is still al No. II, with as full
and choice a stock Of Groceries, Queensware,
Glassware, etc, as can be found; and sells
low Tor cash.
Lann0n a Hinton, Blacksmiths, foot Of
Main street, can set tires, shoe horses, iron
wagons, &C, in the best style. with their Inn
proved machinery.
stuasbaker and jackson Wagons at st.
Joe prices at J. r. Bells Lumber Yard, cor.
OF Water and Ist streets.
studebaIrer and jackson Wagons al st.
Joe prices, az j. r. Bells Lumber Yard, cor.
OF Water and lst streets.
N. r. salt.-IOO BARRELS Of N. Y. Salt.
Just reoelved by f. E johnson & Co, and for
sale low for cash.
MiIIsrs, buy your Rubber and Leather
Betting OF shenenberger Bros. A fun stock
always on hand
Rso acres Of Prairie Land for sale at 81
per acre. Enquire Of J. w. Bliss or c. E. Nc
Pherson. E+I
FIour, and a fun stock of goods, at
Grants, and he win not be undersOld BY any
man.
so acres Of Prairie and Timber Land at s2
per acre. Enquire Of J. ". Bliss. 4-A
WaIl Paper, window Shades and School
Books very low, at McCreery & Nickell's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-26

so acres Of Prairie and Timber Land at 81
per acre. Enquire of J. w. Bliss. 42-2
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-26

sOu,hsrn and Eastern arrives at z M departs at
a.hsrn md Hastern nrrives at p M; departs
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alatiuual Repablitau


gSArIoNAL was crowded last evening on
the occasion OF the hrst appearance Of Dan
Bryant's troupe Of Ethiopian MINISTRIES. We
have seen no company In Washington for
many a day that can compare with this
Many Of the old and stale jokes are displaced,
and new and pointed rsparies Is substituted.
This troupe will have lively week and draw
good audiences.
rHE PtL0aIx.-The exhibition OF "Tho Pill
GRIM" illustrative Of John Bunysn's Pilgrim
Progress, was presented, for the hrst time
last night At Metzsrott Hall. The paintings
are good, the music excellent and the eNpl'n''
tion given OF each picture n 1t 10 presented to
the view makes altogether highly later
esting entertainment The scene Of the 800
lestlal CITY" 10 particularly grand, and must
be seen to be appreciated. The eNhthhtnn
will be repeated At the suns hall tonight.
HARnY RArHBoSE's BENEPIr.-The grand
complimentary benefit to J. Harry Rathbone,
thi. evening, At wall's Opera House, promisei
10 be , grand affair, and will doubtless attract
his host OF friends. "Poeahontas In Block"
will be produced In superb manner, as writ
ten by Mr. Rathbonc. Beside this, the pro.
grammc embraces vocal and instrumsntal
music, and the excellent farce entitled the
Irish Tiger" Onc Of the features Of the en-.
tertainment will be the presentation Of mag
niheent line trumpet to the company disPrsins
Of the largest number Of tickets.
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Mr.. Domingo Ruiz, the Cuban Envoy to
the United States, returned TO this city on
Monday night, AFTER q few weeks absence,
which was spent In visiting different parts Of
the country in the interest Of his cause. Mr..
Ruiz declares that so far from the Cubans
being In weekly condition, they are really
stronger now than at any time since the
commencement Of their revolution. Dis
patches have been received by Mr.. Ruiz from
Cespcdes, which represent the state Of affairs
as being In the highest degree cheering.
Thousands Of arms and two thousand men,
among whom were two hundred American
artillerists, have recently reached Cuba In
safety, and fresh supplies are leaving Mexico
and the United States almost every week.
Mr.. Ruiz states that the spaniards are very
much mistaken In supposlDg that the Cubans
will permit them 10 remain idle during the
warm season. Cespedes intends TO force the
Spanish troops TO fight during the slckly
season, aud will permit them TO take no rest
until they consent to leave the country or
are taken prisoners. In this kind Of warfare
the Cubans will have an immense advantage,
being proof against the heat and the fever,
while the spaniards must naturally fall VIC
tins 10 both.
In about a month Mr.. Ruiz expects to rc-
celNe intclllBence from the tuDhn agent sent
TO Peru announcing the successful negotia-
ton Of the purchase Of the two Peruvian
iron-clads. Mr.. Ambrosio yallentc, who has
undertaken this business, has been given
full power, and no doubt Is entertained about
his complete success. The conditions will DO
that no money need be paid for the monitors
until after the achievement Of Cuban indie
pendence. The monitors are quietly await
Ing at 81. Thomas the conclusion Of the pur-
chase, and Ii Is said they are ready TO start
on their mission Of destruction at "A hours
notice. Besides these two monitors the
Cuban Envoy here hopes soon to be able TO
dispatch three of the fastest vessels In our
navy to Cuba. These three vessels, which
include the Hornet, now lying ut the Phlla-
delphla navy yard, will be purchased by
Cuban gentlemen as private parties and then
transferred to the Cuban Government. In
this way the international difficulties will be
| got over. This arrangement meets with the
appreciation Of our Government. The Secrc-
tary Of the Navy has Informed Cuban gentle
men who consulted him on the subject that
our Government is ready TO ssil vesscls to
anybody willing TO purchase, inasmuch as
Congress has by enactment provided for a
| decrease In the force Of the navy, thereby
rendering the sale Of several vessels Of war
obligatory. At the same time Il Is given out
that our Government will endeavor 10 pre-
vent the transfer Of any such vessels 70 the
| Spanish Government,
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Medical.
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iss.ly 80 : Bsi,lnSfs. aHfyiant.
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REGISTRATION IN TIE FouRTH WARD
The registry Of voters In this ward COM
menced yesterday at 10 O'Clock al the City
Hall. When the doors were opened there
were but few persons present, mostly white,
but about O'Clock the crowd thickened,
though every facility was afforded for rapid
registry, and at 3 o'clock the clerks had re-
corded 800 names-170 white aud 1e9 col
ored. Small knots OF people collected in
front Of the Hall, engaged In personal con.
| verse, and many persons remarked the DIFF
fdenco Of the colored people as contrasted
with that OF last year on the occasion of
registering, when they showed the greatest
anxiety to be foremost In the ranks, while
yesterday they seemed to take but little In
terest In the matter. VI y
The board adhered to their previous rules
In requiring all naturalized citizens to pro
duce their papers, and afforded the privilege
Of permitting old and lnhrm persons TO reg.
lister without requiring them TO form In limo.
The total number registered yesterday was
Si5. A private tally kept by a gentleman
present made this number BOZ whites and
1913 colored voters recorded.
The board were again the recipients Of
request from women TO be allowed TO regis
| ter. II met with the same answer NJ given
similar applications from women In other
wards. The following Is the application as
presented;
TO he Board Of Registration, District Of
| Columbia; The undersigned, residents Of
the Fourth ward, request that their names
be placed on the list Of voters therein which
you are engaged In preparing. We do this
because we believe ourselves entitled TO the
franchise. II any law obliges you 10 OK.
clude us from the list, we solemnly protest
against the existence Of law to that effect,
our consent to which has not been asked.
| g. M. 4. Y. Christian
z. T. G. STANTON,
| l.. 8. HALL.
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RUNAWAY AND SMAsH-UP.-Yesterda
morning about 10 O'Clock a spirited team Of
Mr.. Olcott, attached to a light rockaway
wagon, which had been left for a moment
standing In front of q store on Pennsylvania
avenue, near Sixth street, took fright and
dashed up Pennsylvania avenue at fearful
speed. When nearly opposite Metropolitan
hotel the horses came in contact with one Of
Peppers hand-carts, which was in charge Of
a colored man and filled with bundle of
bedding, &C., the conclusion completely
wrecking both cart and carriage and burylng
the colored man amid the ruins. The horses,
thus entangled, pranced about to extricate
themselves, the colored man being beneath
their feet, when number Of persons rushed
to the rescue, who succeeded In securing the
horses and removing the man from his per-
ilous position. DIR. z. d. Gilman dressed
the wounds Of the injured man, which for
tunately were not serious; after which he
was sent to his home.
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WAsHISGTos, B. q. Ipfii ~ lsasA
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, will be received
a. thiS a. once Entii x P on FRlPAY, .hs Sot6
eTwcHty;aye (SSj HAND Telescopes. with
Straps and Caps complete,
Sixty .hyO 1861 MARINE GLASSES, (BInoeulAF
with Cases and Straps complete.
The whole to DO delivered on or before the lat Of
July next. " "
The telescopes must be OF not less than thirty.
three, U.s., and the Marine Glasses OF not lesSihau
hye l0l mAgnliying powers, and both OF dednlnE
power, and make similar aud equal 10 the model
In this office. "
Envelopes to be endorsed Proposals. " aud al.
Further parir liars and requirements made
known on application TO this office.
by order VI the Chief Signal Oiicer Of the Army.
l.. d. NORTON,
- Breyet Major U. A. Property and DlSbursiBE
ThetlmC for tue reception u the above med
Proposals IL extended to MONDAY, tho 10Th day
q May next at u m, and the time for furnishing
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VALUABLE Horse RECovRRBD-QUICK
Work BY THE DErEcTIvEs.-ons Sunday eve.
ming Mr.. l.. A. Hlsle, Of sperryville, Kappa.
hammock county, Va, had valuable horse,
worth 900, stolen from him. From informa.
ton received he concluded that the thief
with the stolen animal, had come this way,
and he immediately notified Detectives
Coomes and Miller of the fact. These ener.
getlc officers at once put their wits at work,
and yesterday succeeded In recovering the
stolen horse. which had been offered for sale
at Wallis bazaar. The party who had placed
the animal for sale was evidently afraid that
the officers would be on the lookout for him,
as when he was called for he could not be
found. The horse was turned over to the
owner.
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THIs. rs TO GIVE NOTICE THAT rHB SUB.
j gerber has obtained from the Orphans Court
letters testsmsntsfy on Ia personoi sstHtn q
DwieHr II, Bliss, late Of wAshinEtOn county. D.
sfsSSsassd. Az person. having claims affpst the
same. yiih the vouchers thereof q the snbseriber.
may otherwise by law be excluded from a0 ben.
ent OF the said estate.
Given under my hand this 2oth day o. ApLIl, 1850.
ap22-Thsw' RseeuI
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THIS Is TO eIvR NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
scalsER has obiatn.d feon he 0rphnGs'
lumbia, letters o. sdminIsifatlon on iks personal
estate Of LsHh TAYLOR. late OF Washington
claims the said dseea are hereby warned
e exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof %
The subscriber. on or before the NH day Of April
nextI they maj, Otherwise BY law he excluded
from sill bsnsnt Of the said estate
Given under my Ia nd this nth day OF April. lsG9
ap9-ThSw Admiaiitratcr
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-05

BOARD OF FIRE CoMMIssIuXERs.- The
regular meeting OF the board was held on
Monday night. Present, Mayor Bowen and
Commissioner g. W. Goodall, J. II. John.
son, w. ii. Gorbutt and c. King. Several
communications were read and filed. A
number of bills against the department were
presented and ordered to be paid. A large
picture Of the late David Lyle, chief cngl-
neer OF the Philadelphia Fire Department,
was received from Mr.. Jesse Grow, and was
ordered TO be framed and hung on the wall
of the commissioner room. On motion of
Mr.. johnson, Mr.. Goodall was elected to
serve as president of the board during the
remainder of the present year.
Adjourned.
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THJss ~ n GIVE NOTICE THAT rHs SUB

est.ia rapf ION PaA d. r efps sSs
yourt 81 WAshinEton county, IN the District Of
estate 81 EiRI ANN vSiHsEYER, late d Washington
Against said dseeased are hereby warned 70 exhibit
ths same. with The vouchers thereof, y the ssb-
nexti thsy nAy otherWtse by law be excluded
Si,sa s Sndst m my hsaa this IA d,y Of AprlI.
lsD. JACOB VRiHhEYER,
apb-Th9vs Administrator.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

70 Al the creditors of. L. MoKsH. who have
You are hereby notified to appear before the su-
Breme Court Of the District Of 6oiuipbia, sitting In
~ o'slocE.s N. al The City Hall, Warrington
SSiH & Anew cause why disehaTgs from al bis
are also notified that the % and sd meetings Of said
y. Il ~ ersdior: VII b held before the Regis
DAVID s. COOLING.
Test; r. J. MBIos, Clerk. mlGan
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OF COLUMBIA, THE OTu DAY or MARCH,
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE

" WAsHIhgToE, D. O.. April u, 1850.
On the petition q WILLIS HUMIsTos, ofTroy,R,
70 him on the 9Th day Of July, 1853, Teissned GU
ne Hd dAy Of JsngAIy. 1851, and again reissued ON
msnt In Candle Modld Apparatus,
Ofaes on the 9Th day Of July next. Any person
nay oppose this extension obieei9ns,, deT9si.
lions and other papers should be died In this Office
apss.wst Commissioaer Of PStents.
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THE REGISTRATION AND THE POLICE.-On
the last day Of the registration In the Third
ward, Lieut.. Cornelius Noonan, of the Metro
polltan police force, applied to be registered,
and was compelled to return to his home,
obtain and exhibit to the Board his naturali
zation papers. Yesterday Sergeant Louis P.
seibold, of the force, applied to be registered,
and the question was raised as to how long
he had been In this country, which question,
however, was soon disposed of. As the law
Of Congress establishing the police force
makes 1t requisite to appointment that the
applicant shall be naturalized citizen Of the
United states, 1t seems strange that the
Board should Insist upon putting the officers
to the unnecessary trouble of procuring and
presenting such papers. The mere fact that
they are officers Of the force should be priDla
Jdeis evidence as to the right to register.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-05

STARR Il METCALF advertise several nice
building lots on easy terms.
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The MONTHLY MEETING of the liquor
dealers takes place this evening.
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OPEN To-Day.
Gents Linen busters.
Gents White Mars. Vests.
Walking Coat Business Suits for $50.
Cheylot Suits for $23, and other desirable
goods.
i GEO. c. IIENNING, No. ill 7th st.
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MILBURSs' POLAR SODA WATER Is a lux
ury to be INDUCED In to be appreciated, and
the KiSslngen, Vichy and other mineral
waters, which they have on draught, are
much sought after.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-05

ASSAULT AND BATTEHY.-John Scott, col
ored, charged with assault and battery and
attempt TO commit a rape on Fanny Dean,
was sent TO jail by Justice Clark, for his ap.
pearanCc at court.
OAK HALL LEADS THE FASHION. Gentle
mems ready-made clothing, piece goods and
furnishing goods, at the lowest prices, 400
Seventh street, opposite the Post 0Hce. 4
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On the petition Of (, r Taos.S, Of dIIford, Nav
Hampshire, praying for the extension Of patent
granted = him on the I'd day Of July. 1888. and
numbered II, lS7, for an Improvement Ia Looms;
IT'S ordered that said petition be heard At this
once ou the .lst day OF Juus next. Any person
may oppose this extension Objections, dep Jsi-
tons, and other pipors. should be hled In this
once twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ap7.w3w C1Inmissiouef Of Pst.1t.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-05

I'D STATES PATENT oPFICE.

Y ,WAsHThlTON, nc. April 2, 1879,
IN tho peutiOn OF WILLIAN ADAnsOE, Of Phil
adelphia, praying for the extension Of a patent
granted him % the 81 day OF July. 1855. Tor an
Improvement 10 Sand Paper Cutting MAchInes;
ordered that the said petition be heard at this
omee on the 2lst day Of June next Any person
may oppose this extension. Objections, demo.
siIions. aud other papers should be died In this
once twenty days before the day OF hearing
Ap7-wsw comnIstHa lyn,h,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-05

OAK HALL, THE EMPoRIUM OF FASHION
400 Seventh street, opposite the Post Office.
SEE ADVERTISEMENT of stray COW at
Droyers' Rest,