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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-13

A lady KILLED BY HER LOyER-A
FATAL DUEL. The steamer Richmond,
which passed up from New Orleans yester-
day, learned at Grand Gulf the particulars
of one of those tragedies of passion that
appear more like romance than reality. In
the country some distance from Grand Gulf
| reside two respectable families, those Of
Cushing and Andrews. Miss Andrews was
lovely girl of seventeen, we'll accomplish
ed, and Of unusually fascinating manners.
Mr.. Cushings son, youth of twenty, had
been attached to her from their early child
hood, and as he grew older his affection
became an ardent, absorbing passion. A
short time ago he made formal offer Of his
hand, when, to his intense disappointment
and modification, his offer vas firmly
though courteously refused. He brooded
over his ill-rewarded passion, and became
a prey to jealousy, and at length left the
neighborhood, vowing madly that he would
come back and take his revenge. On Sun
day last he returned, and, riding up to Mr..
Andrews's house, he begged to see Miss
Andrews at the door, without alighting.
She came out, when he suddenly produced
O pistol, fired, shooting her through the
without struggle. The infatuated MUIR
derer rode frantically away, but Miss An
drews's brother, breathing fury towards
the murderer OF his sister, sprang on a
horse and followed. He came up with
Cushing as the latter was crossing @ creek,
and fired at him. Cushing jumped from
his horse and took shelter in the bush.
Andrews, not to be at disadvantage, did
the same. A parley ensued, and the two
young men agreed to fight according to the
code--to leave the cover, fire, advance and
fire, and again advance, firing until one of
them should fall. At the first fire Cushing
received q mortal wound in the left shaul-
der, but the men continued to near each
other and fire until their revolvers were
empty. When assistance arrived, Cushing
lay dead with four bullets in his body.
Andrews had received three shots in his
breast. He was able to tell how the fight
had taken place, when he also EXPIRED
Memphis Avalanche, april Sth.
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SALUTE IN HONOR OF THE PoPE.-Bal-
ttsnore, April IA salute Of fifty guns
was fred yesterday evening from Federal
Hill by the Roman Catholics in honor Of
the fftieth anniversary of the priesthood
of his Holiness Pope Plus TX. Festivals
were held to-day in all the Catholic
churches Of the city in commemoration Of
the same event.
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SUICIDE OF AN ARMY OFFIcER.-On Fri
dey Brevet Lieutenant Colonel F. NJ. Fol-
lett committed suicide in his quarters at
Fort McHenry, in Baltimore. He placed
the muzzle of pistol at his left eye and
discharged it, the ball passing out the back
part of the head, carry ing with it portion
of his brains. He fingered for an hour or
mora
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JEFFERSON DAvIs.-A letter received in
New Orleans from this gentleman says:
sit has been my purpose to return this
spring to what was my home, and, If per-
uitted to do so without injury or embar-
rassment to my friends, to engage in some
business which may yield . support.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-13

Lathrop, Ludington & Co., of New York,
have been declared involuntary bankrupt
by the United States court.
Commodore Cornelius Vanderbiltrecently
had o narrow escape from death by drink
ing, in mistake, from bottle containing q
deadly bed bug poison. The fluid burning
his mouth lie speedily spit it out, and for
tunately received no material injury.
A widow in Onondaga county, New York,
recently cut out her own daughter in the
good gracss of her lover, and married him
herself. TO obtain revenge for this most
unmotherly trick, the daughter set her cap
at the young mans rich father, of whom he
was the only heir.
The fire at the Gold Hill mine was awful.
AS the ore is dug out and hoistsd up, the
excavations are braced with numerous
heavy pine timbers. 1t must have hap
pened that these timbers caught fire in one
of the upper galleries, cutting off retreat
from the shaft where the miners are drawn
pp mi lywu by steam machinery.
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Foreign Marke,s-IBY TElxosArul.

LosDoy, April l2.-Soom.-Consos, sS&.
United States bonds. sS3s. Tailow. 46a. 81.
LIVERPOOL, April i2.-Eoon. Cotton 1rner
but NO. higher; upiaads. 2Hd; orisans'
l2sid.; estimated sales, 10000 bales. bseau'
stuts quiet. Corn, 2ss. Sd.
Evening. Cotton frmer but not higher up
lands, sSAd. Orleans. l2ad.
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Clubhouse BURNED Memphis, April
1.-THE Clubhouse of DR.. A. H. Kerr, on
Big creek, said to be the finest in the State,
was burned yesterday. Lose, 100000.
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THE POPE'S JuB
INDIANA LEGISLATURE.

INDIANAPOLIS, April 12.-There Is no
quorum in the State Legislature, the newly
elected Democrats having resolved to stay
away, and thus defeat the fifteenth amend
mant.
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INsPKcToR's OFFICE CITY GAS WORKS,
april 10, 1889.
TMPOREANT TO GAs-CONsUMERs.-

IMPORTANT TU GAS-CUNSUMEnS.-
Il BY resolution OF the city Council, passed No
Yember .. 1865 all delinquent gas oils due psior
tn JaLuaryL lsts, are placed IN the hands or the
chairman OF the Comnittee on Light Tor setts-
ment. All parsons occupying houses upon when
use OF gaa. can have liberal discount made on
such billie by making application ~ the Inspector
Office, Iity Halt.
BY order OF chairman Of Committee on Light.
n. sWEsTAkN,
ap l3-stsN2w Inspector or Gss,
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SAFETY OF MISSING MARINERS


New YORK, April l2.-The five missing
people from the steamer Thames, which was
burned off Hatteras, have arrived here
safely.
The Fifth artillery has arrived here from
New Orleans.
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STORM at SEa.

FORTRESS MONROE, April l2.-There was
violent northeast storm and snow yester-
day. A large number Of vessels, including
two ocean steamers, are in the Roads for
harbor.
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st. Louis, Mo. ...
In St. Louis on the Sth instant market quiet
and quotably unchanged; sales Of 10 hogs
heads and boxes from IS to $l2.
Louisville, KY. p
In Louisville, Ky. on the sth instant mar.
ket active; offerings, 1877 hogsheads; sales,
ls9 hogsheads from IS. % 10 $l4. No change In
quotations since our last report.
Cincinnati, u.
In Cincinnati on the sth instant sales were
60 hogsheads and SO boxes from 60 TO tl7.to,
and 80 cases old Ohio Seed Leaf from $s TO
S23T5
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HALL 8 HUTCHINSON,
LII WHOLEsaLE DEALERS,

would respectfully call the attention Of the city
WAkES HO1IOSs. &C., which is now COM
plete. and which they a,e Offering upon the most
reasonable terms for CASH. Give them call.
nh 2G-sodsIn
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

YgSHOMAS a. BRANDER,
NOS. ls,e and 1918 GARY STREET.
RICHMOND. VA,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
offers his services for the sale and purcnaass y
TOBACCO, FLOUR, GRAIN, ana CoUTHIE3
PRODUCE. Wholesale and retail desSer IN nj
COIN. OATS, and MILL GFs.L. re e-Sm
MALLS & RYAHT, TOBACCO E4-
I'VE ORANGE. RICHMOND, VA, BROKERS'
and COMMISSION MERCHANTs 70: the pnI !,
cnnse and sale OF LEAF and MANUAL CIOhED
T1IRA Cf,(,S, Orders solicited. Liberal ADVANCES
msds on consiguments. Refer 20 A. r. Harvey,
President OF National Bank OF Virginia danes
Thomas, Jr., Esq, Richmond, Va: Ae ssfs. d:
Thon.pson. Boston. Mass. IVA
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STEAMER SUNK SEVENTEEN LIVES
LOST.

LITTLE ROCK, ARK, April 12.-The
steamer G. A. Thompson, from Cincinnati,
was sunk yesterday, and seventeen lives
lost.
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DENTISTRY.


nR. @. E. KLOEBER, @3
H. SURGEON DENTIST. f1D
Beautiful ARTIFICIAL TEETH at $40 to $3o
per set. Cash paid for old gold sets, exchanged
Tor new at highest value.
Special attention paid to filling and correctin 6
irregularities OF the teeth.
Fees moderate.
Dental rooms No. s62 Broad street. ap1
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THE SUBSCRIBER uldrespecs-u
! fully iaform his old customers aud Tbs ENs
rIbli that lie has III oyea back 10 hlchnaopd -
aud would be pleased 10 SEQ ID. N utI make y or.
der BOUts AID shuEs OF The BEST mstsrisl ana
workmanship
~ . 3. GILHAN. 49,
No. 90 Sy0ad street,
e,sle between 1hiti and Roayths -
opposite Thomas y. QaSrlss's old staad.
an f2-1k
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GPRING CLOTHING
~ AT
BALDWIN's.
SPRING CLOTHING
AT
BALDwIN's.
SPRING CLOTHING
BALDWIN's.
sPEING CLOTHING
AT
EALDWIN,S.
ALL KINDS OF CLOTHING
AT
BhLDWIN'S.
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST CLOTHING TO
BE FOUND IN THE CITY
AT
BkLDWIE,S,
LATE KEEN, BALDWIN co.,
CORNER MAIN AND TENTH STREETS,
ABOVE THE PoST-oFFICE,
Zap u
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J. e. DOEERTY,
HANT TAILOR,
s72 Mafn street. between Eighth and Ninth,
calls attention to his NEW STOCK, selected for
the season, which he guarantees to make up In all
respects to the iaction OF those who favor him
with orders. mn So--m
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Tobacco Markets.

APRIL 1.-THE Richmond tobacco market
has not been so active the pact week, par
ticularly for soft dark tobacco and nil grades
Of bright In bright we reduce quotations
considerably. Breaks during the week ending
10th instant were 925 hogsheads, 3l6 tierces,
and s. boxes. Breaks to-day, So hcgsheads,
Is tierces, and boxes. Offerings at auction
on Change to-day, IS packages, Of which Is
were taken in, and balance sold from 81 10 to
s3l. The French contract to be given ont In
Paris to day may strengthen the market here
somewhat.
Luas.-Shippin0.- or unripe, common
to medium, S60S6: Ripe-in good order, % 100
1850; in soft order, &5.60l437.60. Working
Common to medium, $o.3o@s7; good, IS 600
IS. Bright smoking or working. Common to
medium, ~ 6o9sl2; good TO fine, &ls@s25.
LEAY .-Shipping. Short, dark, in good or.
der. 81 5oG$9. 80; short, dark, III soft order,
So 6o0SS; long, dark, in good order, Ss. 6oGsll;
long, dark, In soft order. $79ss. 30. Stsmming.-
Short and long, $s@s3. Bright Wroppsrs.-
Medium to good, SlO0$25; fine TO- extra, s2o@
$45.
Baltimore, Did.
In Baltimore, receipts of Maryland leaf
show n considerable increase tho past week
demand for export very active, all that Is Of
fered finding ready sale 1T full prices within
our range annexed. We also note sales Of l2o
hogsheads Ohio, old and new crop, for export,
Mt former prices. Nothing OF note In Ken
lucky sales very small. Inspections for the
| week, $50 hogsheads Maryland, go Ohio, and
yirgiuia-total, sl2 hogsheads e hogshsnds
Maryland and Ohio re-inspected). Exported
| this week, ISIS hogsheads to Bremen, 750 hogs.
| heads to Amsterdam, and to West Indies
| total, 2,O7o hogsheads Wequote rs before:
| Maryhnd.-Frosted, old, $4@so; sound COM
| mon, S5lQ$6 good common, s6G$7 middiing.
81 5OlslO; good to fine brown, sll@sl5; fancy:
| sl7QaSo; upper country, a7G$36; ground
| leaves, new, $3@$l2. -.
| Ohio.-Interior to good common, $4GS6 ;
| gr-enish and brown, $7@&S; medium 10 fine
! red, $9QSl3; common to medium spangled, ~
! oslo; fine spangled to yellow, $I2lIs25. ~
| R.ntucky.-Common TO good Tugs. $SGslo
| common 10 medium leaf, $ll@lSli; good to fine,
| $l5@$lS; select leaf, S204s25.
| Stock in warehouses, 1879.
| Manufactured Tobdcco.-A good demand for
| medium grades of old summer work. which Is
| becoming very scarce. Supplies OF all kinds
| light, and business thereby restricted. We
l
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Z A. JETER, g.
Ee SURGEOE DENTIST, SiNr
BEoAp STREET BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEW ENTU
OVER JULIUS MEYER NH 3c-sm
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WAsHISGToN, April l2.-The working
men OF the District Of Columbia intend to
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CLOTHING.

r Attest FASHIONS ut
ILapl3 &c. b. SPENCE c SONS.
The national Republican., 1869-01-15
rn, rnrunr.o,.o,,,o, or,,-,o,

The only practical difference between the
bill repeating the tenure-of-ofnee law recently
passed By the House and that introduced In
the Senate to-day BY Mr.. Wilson, is that In
case the Senate may not connrm q Presidsn-
tai nonination, the person suspended by the
President 10 TO resume the once until smother
nominstion shall be confirmed. with that
exception, and with the exception Of cases OF
nominations to cabinet places aud to judge.
ships Of the supreme Court, IL restores to the
President all powers In making removals and
appointments he possessed before the existing
tenure-of.ofiee law was passed. II OF course
aeeords to the dd interim sppointee the salary
Of the once while his nomination Is In absy-
ance before the Senate,
The national Republican., 1869-01-15
RECEPTIONa.

THE President and his daughters will re.
eeive next Tuesday eveainE, the 10Th instant,
commencing at 8 p. IN. and closing At II.
The conservatory at the Executive Mansion
open to visitors Friday OF each week from
until . p. m.
SPEAKER ooLPAK's receptions viii be on
every Friday evening during the session,
from $50 to II p. IN.
Mrs. Colfax receives erery Wednesday,
from to AZ m.
MRS. PosrMAsrER EsRRAL RANDALL will
receive her friends on Wednesday of each
week, from to p. m, at the residence, cor
ner OF Twelfth and X streets.
Mas. SEcRxrARy McCuLLocH receives on
Wednesday Of each week al the residence,
No. 800 street, from II to 4, and on Friday
from s to II p. m. Cards TO be issued for the
evening receptions.
Mrs. SECRETARY BRowsISg receives on
Wednesday Of each week At her residence, No.
$50 street, from Il m. to 4p. m.
Mrs. SECRETARY ScHoYIRLp will receive
her friends each Wednesday from II m. to p
IN, at her residence, on II street, betweer
Seventeenth and Eighteenth.
The national Republican., 1869-01-15

TESURE-oF. .oPFIcR BILL. - Mr.. Wilson, OF
MASS Introduced In the Senate yesterday, a
bill to amend the teuure-of-oftice bill. The bill
provides that every person holding any civil
ONCE to which he has been appoi nted, with the
advice and consent Of the Senate, and every
person who shall hereafter be appointedt to apy
such office, except the Secretaries Of State,
Treasury, War, Navy, Interior, Postmaster
General, and Attorney General, and others
that may hereafter be made Cabinet officers.
Is and shall be entitled to hold such office until
4 successor shall have been In like manner
appointed and duly qualified. The second sec.
uon provides that during the recess of the
senate the President shall have authority 10
suspend any otcer appointed as Aforesaid
eAeePt Juuges OF the supreme Court, and 10
sppolhl some suitable person to perfoTIn the
duties OF such office until the case shnIl be
guy acted on and determined by the senate
anu the person so appointed sha take the oAth
OF once and give the bonds reauired bv law
anu in such case the President shall. Within
Wenty days after the first day OF the next
1INhg OF the Senate, report to the Senate
snS @ huspehblons and the name of aueh neraon
sppV,htel 70 perform the duties OF sueh ofice
49, 4, .|he | nehate shall concur in such ausDen
,nSn ~ shal Al De so certified to the President
thn sy theIenpon remove such officer. hui II
stohi the oheer that has been 40 "psnanpSas
snail forthwith resurle the funetions ps .id
Glnce ~ &c ahd the powers OF the person appoiSted
~ tH ms place shall cease, and his salary ioT III
The thirdh has n Lid such office be paid 10 him.
OF the az, :tion repeals sections one and two
Commit. OF March 2, 1907. Referred to the
zee on RetTenchment.
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'IsIT OF THE BRICKLAYERs TO THE PRKsI.
DENTAL O'Clock yesterday, the Officers and
members OF the National BriOklAyers' Union,
now 10 session in this city, accompanied by A
number OF brieklsyers Of Washiugton, about
two hundred strong visited the President Of
the United States at the Executive Mansion.
they were drawn up In line In the East
presented by Hon Samuel =, Carey, OF Ohio
In appropriate remarks. The President re.
pied that he was glad TO meet with this ma.
confidence reposed In him, His past course, he
ssld, was guaranty of his sympathy and
luentinoation with the labor interests Of the
SouItfy, without any speech In that direction
~ ~ thls time. II his acts did not speak for him,
mere snene WAS nothing that he could then say which
~ u ste them an assurance OF his feelings.
delegatesi after which the yisitors Il M in ntn'
oo,, Ssioh 20 view the public buildinEs and other
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p MT. OLIvET CEMETERY.
N. CATARRH, BRONCHITIS, IN

W ShEFRs SfflEsF sF1SSHHTls n:
inE. .lation.,, powders, snuff: and trosSs. as De:
esptiys VIM. r. PIinss, Nur,eries. flushing.
from plants and guarantees success. His other
renedlss eradicate all Liver, kiSney. BladdsI,
iousnsss, Constipation, Piles. Rhsu nstism. Drop
y, 0pthalmia, Bar Kruption.. Dcafness, Nervous
Debility, Skin, Mercurial and other Eruptive Dis
eases. Medical circular. S cents. Advice gratis.
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,B.oITY wEG!sTERSsc OFFICE,
R PoRtTinS AZ ASAnNsT Inst. THE aE COR: cl
~-oFFIcE OF WATER REGIS

wv GTJ HRtsYk wAs5,s.ssros. ,.s D: G. Jan: u lsoe.
BILE at this ONCE. H. unpaid at the end Of this
month the water will be shut of without further
same, as provided by law.
WATER TAXES. "A list Of property on which
the overdue instalments Of water tax shall remain
unpaid on the lst Of February next will then be
prepared for publication and included In tAH sale
y. U, BOND.
jai.3w Water Registrar.
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HEw YosH NARKrr,

NEW YoRK MARKrT.
NEW York, Jan. lt-l ?. m.-Cotton hrm;
demand fairi 2pJI cents. Sugar entirely un.
changed. Flour dull and nominal. Wheat
quiet and stesdyj N.5s in store, Ooru quiet
and weak oo@eI cents,i white Southern ti.
Oats quiet and firm; 76lf cents. Rye un-
changed; Pork dull and nominally unchanged.
BALrINoRE MARKET.
BALrINoRE, Jan. l3.-Breadsfu6s-The mar
ket for -four continues dull, but prices are
| nevertheless pretty well maintained, and we
| have no change to note in quotations.
Whsai-Is pretty arm, especially the better
grades, but the market 10 Inactive. The re.
| eeipts to-day were 5000 bushels, and We note
sales Of good red at y2Q2.loi prime Valley, do.
Corn.-The market was dull this morning,
| although prices were rather better than on
yesterday. The offerings to-day were about
| lb,ooo bushels, and the sales reported were as
| follows, viy; damp white at 76dTs cents; dry
| do. at st9ss eentsj very prime do. at 90 centsj
damp yellow at s3&s7 centsj and dry do. at "
col cents.
Proriiions.-The market still continues very
strong, and prices still tend upward. Bacon
10 active and urn at 1th6ith cents for
shoulders, n cents for rib sides, and II 71fllTN
cents for clear rib. Bulk meat 10 In demand,
and within tho last two or three days sales Of
about iso, 900 lbs. have been made. We quote
shoulders at l3pl3I+ cents, sides at 1tasf1ltE
cents for rib, and 15ss9l5A cents for clear
rib. Lard Is higher, and held at 2oRG2oH
cents. Mess pork we quote nrm at t309 1880,
prime mess pork at cas- boDt2o, and rump pork
at t25. .5o6s26 per Dbl. We notice to-day q sale
OF 100 tierces sussr'piekled Hams at ibA cts.
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~INFORMATION FOR THE PUB
~ LlC.-To prevent mi.upderstanding or
confusion the public 10 Informed that donations Of
money. food. fuel. and elSthins are much needed
dent Aid society among those who are found. after
personal visitation. 70 be destitute and deserving.
without regard to nativity, sect, or color.
CONSTITUTIONS In money should only be made to
collectors In the different departments and wards,
duly authorized In writing by william Dixon, V,
p, and chairman Of COMMITTEES Of Collections, or
70 one Of the officers OF the Society; and all dona-
pEs G ne fed If c,f,hing a 70 hG sf.STI S hin -s'"
Applications for aid should nrst be made to one
OF the visitors Of the ward In which the applicant
resides, whose duty II will be TO visit and report
the case g the nearest director, and. ~ found dss
tute and deseryinE. orders will be Issued and the
articles needed delivered nsdiateiy. No orders
will be Issued for those who are able and can hnd
employment, The names OF visitors and collectors
will be published from time TO time.
Two Soup houses are open from 10 until clock
dailyi one at the corner Of Seventeenth and /
A1d-A half street,
For further Information apply at the Office Of
the General Agent, corner Of Louisiana Avenue
aud sixth street. A. X. BROWNE,
janl2'U General Agent p. AS
The national Republican., 1869-01-15

,ios Of sh EHins ," pSPsn are discussing the jus.
ter moi only Of ja.tioS Sut Srar TO Spain as mat.
The national Republican., 1869-01-15
Stables.
Nailor Brothers
. T. lab L ID .,
OPPOSITE 'wIILARD's HOTEL.
dscll.u
Educational.
MODERN LANGUAGES.

q h0dsrH LnnsaSysss a the dserEstoWp and Co
DssSa. SSbHs II 5Ss1L ys.SS. q SS,Ss
classes foE in.tIasiioh II ths A6oSs lenguasss
~ LhtGon6 h.a msas' aiso from The Italian. sWed.
oee. No. 30 seventh street, OBJ osits tks Intsiii
snton, D.lO, .spi.u
The national Republican., 1869-01-15
MARRIED.
Special Notices.

-FLoYD-KENNy.- On Tue.day,., January u.
1892, by the Rev. Nj. Boyle, hr. WV. FLOYD, to
Miss Klrs A. KEHNY.
The national Republican., 1869-01-15

TIE Hannibal (Mo,) CoHrfer says that, as
some Of the eolored folds OF that city were re.
turning home from church on the sd instant,
negro woman, whose weight was not short Of
two hundred, sunk In the mud to such depth
that she had to be extricated by means OF
fence rails, which were brought Into requis-
tion by her associates.
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rw-C. y. CUMMISs,

SS Physician and Phreno nologist. has had an
experience q nearly twenty Ave years, and man.
gives ADVICE to lIdies and gentlemen about to get
married how 70 choose eonEeniAi companions for
lfe or those who have children the education best
suited TO their capacity and also gives delln
non and chart Of character to any who may favor
enue. between FIRST and second streets west
Cnee hours froms to l2a m and 8 to ep. m.
The national Republican., 1869-01-15
r@rPuBLio sT.PSIsss, soHo0hss ,,.r,rrr,

BPuBLio soHo9hss sTEPSaAss, ,,sr,rrr,
PciisS sIiis, and sutSor d TSe Methods kas%S,
upon and explain the advantages Of his system Of
orEsniIing and eul!iyatihE the memory In the
the benefit Of the Public Schools.
Tbs lecture will be dslyersd before the Teach
slant, at X o'clock, at the MILLER SCHOOL
BUILDING, on II street, near Seventh street
Schools are invited to attend,
The classes In German will not rseite thi. week.
jsli.n Chairman Com. Teachers ri Institute.
The national Republican., 1869-01-15

s STONE sps H !, ,BLkcKWELi vii leo
ZER9TT HALL, Penns yivanla avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets, FRIDAY EVENING,
cents. Iani1-it
~sCITY ACADEMY AND ARMY
k@ AND NAVY OFFICERS INSTITUTE re.
moved to tssS Twelfth street, between Z and p
PROF. JOHN PILL,
jAnSN Principal.
The national Republican., 1869-01-15

"s PENN P.-The Under
N STONED takes this method OF Informing
his friends and the public gsnsrally that he is
League Hall every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
PklDAf EVENINGS, Hours from o 80 to Up. IN.
Terms: Plain PenmAnship, course Of weeks,
". %, In advance. Ornamental PenmAnship, In.
eludlng German Text, Old Bngllsh Lettering and
flolrishing, sl5 J. W. SWANK.
delft
The national Republican., 1869-01-15

CHOICE gHiLD!ad LOTS. on Capitol Hill, for
HOUSES AND LOTS In all parts Of the city for
sale aud rent. jy1.u
The national Republican., 1869-01-15
Pawn Brokers.
Real Estate Agents.
JOHN r. ARRISON.

II Z A L Z 5 7 ATE A ENT,
Ftr's ssr east and PsnusylVaniA avenue,
Capitol Hill