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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-03

Receipts Of fractional currency for the
week, 81, O07 900; shipments, ,S43,O 900
amount destroyed, S350,0 00.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-03

A SKULL Of immense proportions, with
horns attached, was recently discovered on
~ the Meroed River, in Mariposa county, Cal.
The horns are round, smooth, symmetri-
cal, hollow at tho base, and permanent.
The teeth are eight on each side, but unit
ed, constituting a solid row, The hrst hye
arc rather sharply serrated, and the last
tareo molms are considerably hattened for
grinding. The head and horns weigh to-
gethor 800 pounds, Tho horns measure
ave feet four inches in length, and % inches
in circumference.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-03


Mrs. GAINES, tho celebrated, " tells an
amusing incident of her recent visit to the
city of her Spanish estates. She was walk
ing on the street when q heavy hand from
behind was laid upon her shoulder. She
had sometimes been threatened with vio-
lence, and turning, with terror on her face,
10 see who should make the assault, con-
fronted a stalwart Irishman, with the ques-
ton in his m0uth: Sand / want 10 ask of
yez, mum, whether this is not Mrs. General
Gaines?" 81 am Mrs. Gaines" answered
the startled lady; ''what do you wish, sir ?"
"And / have boen looking after yez these
many weeks, mum, TO say that / have n lit
tie house on a streak of your property; |
am a poor man, and have as Elegant q liy-
cry stable as there is in the city of New
Orleans, and / want TO ask of yez, mum,
whether yez would bo kind enough 10 take
out your claim in carriage hire" The lady
told him, smilingly, that If he was poor and
honest, he should not be disturbed in his
possession, and went of with Irish bene-
dictions falling thick upon her head, to-
gether with an invitationt TO Gallon "Katie."
M. Barley d'Aureville writes his copy
for the printers in ink of various colors.
One line is black, then is u line in blue. and
green, red and violet follow in order. The
capital letters arc written in ink of o special
color.
SEE The Little Corporal among adyer-
tisemeuts,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-03

SEE THE Little Corporal" among adyer-
tisements.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-25

Sabr, unb bau1tt ben Subelablab due
9etpinnen t5nnten, obte mad Mcm ret
fen ;u raii0en, 10 ,purbe ct auf ale ia
tboltl9e 8tr@en ia felbR auf bic Dorfz
firden auseeoebnt lei tpelden Betiutz
u,unsen IS btsber eebIteben 1T.
Mtt auSnebmenoer Geier rurpe un<
ter Glenens VIII. tas Suttldum int
Sobr 1900 beeansen unsebeuer mar
Die Mn3abl Der Yilaer in Mom; -ptele
Yrotefanteu, Nu9enSeu9en rer rdbrenpz
fen ausemetnen &nea9t, febrte,1 aur
&tr@e 3urid, ielbf TIrten lieben {i@
taufen. Der papf lelber NIT ieiner
@arpindler sabea ras berrli9fe Beiz
ipieL tnbem fe bic arraer, plser lieb<
reid prrpfesten unc ibnen ri. Glbe
mul1en.
Mnfanss tuarer, bic CUR 0epinnuns
pes Subilduusabla0eS Don 8pnifa3ius
VIII. sor9ei9riebenen 8epin9un9en:
cine reumltbiseB ei@t unp fir bic 81
ruobner Der Start &om Elm breiBisz uno
fir Die Jrempen Elm flnbebnmaliser
Belu@ Der 3irden Der Npofelflrften
petrus uno paulus. glewens ".
uuo @resur TX. fleter nod 3wei an
oere Rir&en> jener bic ces beiltsen So
banne5 I'M 2ateran, bieler bic ber beiliz
gen Marta Der @rSberen bin3u. SIN
Der t,euereu 3eit 1T nod Der Gmpfans
peS beilisen Acknowledgment, tppz
rdber, 1opte uber bic @ebote, 2febeS<
perff uno ben &irdenbelu9 pieEjebess
malise Mntinoisunssbuue Die nGtbisen
@prl9riften ertbeilt. Das Belonbers
Bel Gytbetlun9 beg Subelab!al1eS lit:
u ZAP BEN apprpbirten 8ei9tyd!ern bic
Goumadt 9eeeben Miro ron ben Dem
Yaplte ODER ben 8il9Ifen s%orbebaltenen
Tduen ;u abiplpiren, cod nur BON jsz
men, weld,e in Der 8uue senannt itnp
p ra6 pdbrenc tes SubeljabrsS bic
lbrisen Mbldile iuipeneirt it1b.
0e9enwdrti9 banoelt eS fi9 utdt IN,
Elm Subildum Ger sprbeseidneten Nrt>
ionrern I'm pie 0%ewinnun9 jenes ppu~
fpmmenen Mbla1es, wel9en Der bl. gaz
ter Der Gbriitenbeit aus Der i'm porberz
9ebencen Nrtifel e%rpdbnten geranla1z
iuns yerfincet BAT. gu nielem 3refs
babeu bic 8eidtrdter telenrere Souz
madten erbalten, UNI ben auf Nbwe9en
Srrenpen Die 3udfebr CUR Stride ;u
erlsihtern.
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0as Jubilda,n,.
Is S.
II.

Subildum ooer Subeljabr beiBt bic
b%elonoere @napen;eit, auf weld,e 1t6
Der np0fommene Mbla6 eritredt welder
pom Sberbaupte Der &ir@e> permalen
ale % Sabre, init eewi0en Teierltdfei~
ten uno unter 9ewi0en CUR GrfaQans
por9eidriebenen8 epinsxnee1 ben@lduz
btee1 Yerlteben miro rnp fir bic 9anSe
fatbpliide G%brtltenbeit gilt. Da oiele
:3eit ein eanses Sabr wdbrt> 10 beiBt
ptelss Sabr Subeljahr, uno Der MblaB
leIbt Subelablab.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-25
& II q ii t.

Bteberum erueusrt 1id Der 9!orretde
3ettpunft Ger @eburt ne5 Beltbeilanz
PES, an beGen drmlide &rtppe Il, 8ethz
lebem Elm Gnsel bes @immelS aru,e
5trten, Elm Stern oes 5immel5, bic
Deilen aus Wprsenlano flbrte, Elm
6ef Der Treure fir aQe Gbri1ten. SIS
erDfnet bic Neibe Der Teftta9e te5
GERM uno miro felt ben erfen 3eiten
peS G6rtfentbums Don ben @ldubi9en
nit belonperer Geterli@feit besau9eu.
Die BON &om ausse9angene Site ben
Is. DECEMBER als ben Sag Ger @eburt
pes6errn III feterr, tparo mad uno nad
Ypn Der 9an;en @rifli&en @elt at,9e~
nptnmen. @einen &anse ,1ah itebt
rieleS Self slei@Nod NIT Sitern unp
pfneften, al, melden bret beilt9en 3eiz
te1 bic @ldubtsen bis tns b%reiSebnte
Sabrbunbert serpft@tet raren, am 81
i1e bes 9errn Su er19etnen.
Observation-Disclosures firdz
ltde 1owobl als duBertirdlide, seidnen
cie Geier Der @eturt ccs 5etlanoe5 ppr
a,1perer Soften aus. Dabin 9ebTrt su>
erit bic Stte, toB jeber Yrielter ermddz
tist 1T, bretrnal has betltse Spfer rar<
;ubrineeu uno Der @%otteSpienit Inn
Mitternadt CieBt nod an ytelenS rten)
<teai1nt. Grterer @ebrar9 ipll bereits
son, papite Gelesfurus Q27-139O
anseorpnet worcen iein. IS beSwedt
ciel Cite bic erSBere 8erberrliduns
ceS Geftes ut1o bic Grtnneruns at bic
rreifa9e @eburt pe5 9eilanpe5, 1,duz
lid an feline enpise pom 8ater, at bic
;eitli9e aus Maria ner Sunsfrau unp
an bic seiflide @eburt Gbriitt in BEN
5eelen Der @eretteten. Tim Mitternadt
,ruroe urlpriinsli9 Der erite@ otteSoienjt
oebalten, neil Gbritus ether uralten
5rabitip1 ,ufoI9e ;u oteier 3ett 9ebprea
wproen uns ais bic eDttli9e @eitesz
tonne u1itteu III bic No9t tes Spen
!0eioentbums unb S%ubentbums binetnz
setreten 1T. Daber Ser Same @etb>
na1t, aud beili9e Nadt. Da;u fcm,mt
Die @eibe, ron welder jeees reli9iSle
0emitb 3a pteler 3eit G@ ersriFen
iublt.
Cine frumn,e llebuns 1T bic Grid
tune son &rippen lprobl. 1T 8ir9er,
al5 in Y~riuatbIul eru. Sbr grunoer
1T BET 81. Grans BON MlFf, wel&er NIT
Grlaubnib teS papites cine Stripe in
ieiner Stride aufftelte, lin, babur@ ben
frpmuten @trtitet bas @ebeimnib eer
0eburt bes 9etlanpe6 anldault9 ~
MAIDEN. Man9es finbli@e 5er5 mag
tein, Mnblid Der &rippe elm 8eritdncz
NIP Der sren3enlplen SSttli&en 2iebe 5uz
erlt erlanet baten. Gt9entbI mlidfetten
osS Te(te@ auberbalb Der Stride ftno bel
Gbriabaunt unp ras @etbnadtsbrpc,
beipes GrFnounser elmer 9laubensfrc-
ben Belt. Der @eibnadtsbaum 1T paa
Sinubilo ienes boppelten Baumes, BEL
in Der @eldtdte Der Menl9bett BON ir
uaermeblt@er 8eceutut9 eriaeint
namlid bes perbdnsni6ypuen Baumea
Der Slnte unb nes Spbes imparabtell
u1p res iesensretden Baunes Der @rz
l6iung ouf @olsatba. DaS @etb>
na@tsbrco eabli@ 1T Elm Symbpl sou1
Brooe beS 2ebens, wel9es pom 9tmrnel
benz Meni9en 9elpenpet tprrpen. Sn
pel@ 9reQem @ireriprude nit pieie,
ttefen 8eceuttr9 itebt Der beutt9e
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(5inselanbt.)
Gt1pas fir sem @amterer!
II.

Gold cine iterpeiie unp aufsefldrte
0eleQl9aft ron einieittsen @elebrten
UNI 0ebilceten ma@te ii9 am 3. Sepz
TENDER /. s. in einern @aitbpf>9cfale
elmer beceutenoen Oebirssitaot, tmNusz
wurfe peS oeutl9en 8uncsS selesen,
lultis Iter bic Relistpu ibrer @dter iie
betans aus 8eamten Surilten unc Sfz
fiieren.
SD mar auf msiner Dur9reiit in
pemlelben @altbpfe jener @tart cine
Na9t uber e%inlpsirt. 8alp nad mel
ner Mnfunft int @aAstmmer, norm iid
senannte @eleuldaft beianp uno roo
AUDI id an einem nod neutrality-suspicious.
plaB nabn,, Inn metn Supper ein;uz
nebmen> lenfte ft9 ibr @elprd6 auf BE
&rafauer 3luterselaidte bic int
Neihsratbe eineebra9te Sill Der Sis
fer ufbebun9 uno bant1 auf bic &eliz
eiun itltit. NQes eeldab MIR abit6tz
li6> I'M mid ;u rei;en unp mid aus
n,einem bisber beoba6teten S9weisen
beraussubrinsen. aber aues l9ien
persebens, bis Elm mir tetannter junser
Nooptat, Or. 6. g., eintrat unp NIT
mir cine llnterrepun9 anfnlpfte ; Ct &C.
b5rte ndmli9 su ientr aufeetldrten g.
leQldaft, bic iid "a aQabenpli6 ,u yer
1ammeln i9ien. -Dapur@ tpar Is IT.
men naturlid 9elun9en> mid ms @s<
fprd9 bintiu ;u Sertpideln.
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mid nt@t> often Su befennen, caB t&
son Guren Gd9ern nidts pertebe ; t9
femme bic nerl9iepenenp arasrapben Der
9anpesseeBe ni9t unb peritebe mid
AUDI ni9t arf bic Stunt ber Srie9sfabz
rune> uno tplrce btbbalb aus Gu@> eiz
1en 9ecen in ieinenn Ga1e ais eebrer
ansunebmen mid ni9t wei9ern; baBSbr
BARN berpanbert, baflr bir9t mir Der
@rao Gurer 5teuun9. Daftlbe tperz
bet Sbr mir, Gub seseniber, einraumen
mIi1en, tenr, t6 fpnnte aus Gnrem Bis
berisen @elprdde ertnebmeu, bag Sbr
gar ni6t pper nur 9runpfal19 ppn Der
&elieipn unterri@tet feb ; bic ;3ett unO
Der Srt> n,ei,1e 5errer, erla,ben mir
inpeb ni@t Gud bic re9ten 8esriTe
BON Der &elision bei;ubrtnsen. - SD
werce mid aud ni9t taulden> tpenn
i9 81 bebaapten mage: oaB mir Steiner
cte Z Saframente aus Dem Rate1isz
mus auf3dblen fam, benz es aber sez
ltn9e1 1oQte m19e bieltn Gbaler ais
preiS binnebmen CID mari einen Gil
bertbaler auf ben Stid), unb i'd mill
pa;u nod beidamt oalteben, raj id Ell
mem Seoen Der ebrenpertben@ eleli9aft
| iolde llntenntnib Der Nelieion sueemuz
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@etbua&tsbaum init ieinem fnnlolen
Sitter = -&s r-T~
M5een Ie@ldubistn In w~eibeuoue.
Sttmnuns in ben berrli@en @eib>
ua9tsselans einfimn,en uGtre li
0ott III Der 96be uno Grieoe ben Menz
l4en auf Green, Die zines suten @ilz
lens iinp!"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-25

y Sm Sabre 1892 waren In @rpbbritan>
rten 80 &ape1en, aber nidt Elm fatbplif1es
GoGesium /; nun 5dblt r1att SO &apele,,, 43
&ir9en, 10 Golesien unb 60 @emtnarien.
Sn Sr1an6 tparer int Sabre 1871 7OO,45l
p%rrtefanten unb 1,309,76S &atbp1ifen in,
Sabre 1885 1,5l5,22l prptefanten uno
6,427,7l2 &1tbplifen.
The national Republican., 1869-06-15
PeraouaI.

]. G. Palmer, president, and X. 5. Law
renee, secretary Of the sharp's Rife Manu-
featuring Company, ARE at the stJames hotel.
Their visit to this city Is connected with the
trial of reech-loadlng small arms now going
on at the navy yard.
c. II. Bliss, ESQ.,, while proceeding at the
head of the Sunday school procession Of col
orcd scholars connected with tho Lincoln
Industrial Mission to Howard University
grounds on Saturday last, was prostrated by
a sun-strokc, and taken to his residence, on
Eighth street, between and X streets. We
are glad to notice that Mr.. Bliss has SUM-
ciently recovered US to be able to be out yes
terday.
Jenny Lind Is to sing at Hamburg In her
husbands oratorio Of "Ruth."
The Rev. Mr.. Richardson, Of Washington,
Ohio, Is 10e years old, walks I've miles on
Sundays, and breaches q sermon.
Ex-Presidcnt Andrew johnson was taken
violently NJ with the collie through eating
too many oranges, at Gallatln, Tenn, one
day last week, and was in considerable dan
ger through the night. lie has since re-
covered and resumed his canvass Of the
State.
Hon. F. E. Spinner, United States Treas
urer, has been suddenly called to his home
In Herklmer, New York, by "a telegram In
forming him that his wifc, who left hero
few days ago on visit to that place, has
sustained severe stroke Of apoplexy. He
left by the early train yesterday morning.
During tho absence Of Mayor Bowen In
Boston, Gen. John s. Crocker, elected pres
ident Of the Board Of Aldermen, will by
virtue Of his Office be the acting Mayor Of
the city.
Col. Raymond Burr, at present occupying
a responsible and confidential position in tho
office Of the Commissioner Of Internal Rev
enuc, has been appointed Warden Of the
Ohio penitentiary. The appointment, which
takes effect on the lst proIlmo, receives gen.
eral and nattering commendation from the
Ohio press.
Mr.. Lawrence Prosh, an old merchant Of
Galveston, is dead.
George W. Childs, of the Philadelphia
Ledger, is spoken Of for Governor of Penn
| sylvania.
Maurice strakosch will make Vienna his
home.
Milburn, the blind preacher, is lccturng
| on Aaron Burr.
| Senator sprague Is thirty-ninc years old.
Gen. Jubal Early has taken the stump in
Virginia for Walker for Governor, but
against the new constitution.
The national Republican., 1869-06-15
,~MI,YoRs OFFICE, CITY HALL,

~ MhHlNorONtD u. v. June ", lbo5.
Be hknown. That A. the election held i1 thi. city
were retur aed BY tho Commissioners OF Election
having beo a duly elected:
For City Collector-FredeTiek A. Boswell.
For Regii ter-John =, Cook,
For sufy, yor-Patrick H. DoneEan.
Carter A. Stewart, as member Of the Board OF
member or the Board Of Aldermen, to ali unex-
plred term Of John Y, Cook, resiguedi and Robert
Thompson. A. 8. Taylor, aud A, p. Pardon ss
msmbers Of the Board Of Common Council from the
William II. Chase. .s member Of the Board OF
Aldermen for two years, II. A; Hall, Y. II, Piper.
and Ge0r e. BsrFe.. s' member, Ei II the Board Of
| from the Second ward.
Thoms a. Q. Connolly, ssa member Of the Board
Of Alder men for two yearsi and J. Boall, John
Thomas Johnson and X. b. Detrek as members
| CT the b GARD Of Common COuncil from the Third
| ward.
Hatth sw o. Emery. a. member Of ths Beard .5 Of
| A. X. irowns and J. H. Holmes As mombsTs OF the
| Board tf Common Council and Samuel G. Espey as
| Assesso from the Fourth ward.
| VIII am II. Slater, as member OF the Board 9f
| AldeIn en for two years; and J. W. Mcknight
| Charlie II. Holden and A. b, Tinney as members
| Of the Board Of Common Council from the Pifth
| ward.
Charles Champion. as member Of the Board OF
| hldernbe for two years; and Josiah l.. NsnAbls q.
X. A. sknms and Frank d, Gaines as members OF the
Board 2f Common Couucil, and S. y. Riley NJ As
sessor from the Sixth ward.
Sidney 3. Baker, as member OF the board OF
Joseph Williams and William Boyd as mombar. q
the Board OF Common Council from the ssysnth
ioia.St. Miysr.
The national Republican., 1869-06-15
ngs THE SEVENTH CONGRESS
W. SIONAL DISTRICT OF YIR-
GINA.

To the Voters Of the Seventh Congregational DIS.
lierdndria,- FdfrIar, Prince Wfllfam, EaG.
5pOttsvigdhia, TOEn % ,Frsdsrfoks6ar0,
PRLLow- -CITIzsEs; Having been honored by
doln. and FsiIfaI, with letter. from numerous
citizens OF other counties, requesting me 10 an
nounes myself candidate Tor Congress from hi.
District, hs constituted by the Apportionment made
BY the lat cO1yonti0n, delayed reply until the
aerstOod by my fell9w;ei!iIens. ! appreciate tho
kind manner In which ] have been called on 70
answer their communications. have not sought
to represent this District. The present c0nd tiOn
Of affairs In virginia u the reason J. have been
thought Of, probably bat do mot feel at liberty
to- disregard tho mark Of confidence expressed In
me. / therefore announce myself AsAn indspand-
ent candidate. Should II be the pleasure Of the
people to elect me, promise to be a JdnhJui Rep
rsssntdtiUs, nHd 10 see that no hgrm comes 10 The
psgpis QJ the old Commonwealth BY my cote or
Influence.
lam J0r PsacS; we have had strife long enough ,
let us endeayoT TO build up the waste places,
This District 10 large ono. MY present engage
mentS will not permit me to canvass the District;
yet will yisitas many Of the court houses as
can before the day Of election.
Your follow citizen, .. - ...
LEWIS MCKENZIE,
ALBILSDRIA, May 10, 1852.
THE papers Of the District will please publish
the above, and send accounts, which will remit.
myn
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torffoiAL.I
DEPARTMENT or STATE,
WAAHINnToN. Inne 10. 1890.

WARRINGTON, June 10, 1850. :
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. A. NJ. Bailey, the Consul
Of the United States at San Jose, Costa
Rlca, Of the death, on the 10th of May,
1869, in that Republic, of THsopoRE RrPxE.
DEPARTMENT or STATB,l
WAsHINeTos, juno 7, 1869.
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. John t. Robson, the
consul Of the United States at St. Thomas,
WI, Of the death. on the 10th OF May, 1860,
at 81. Thomas, Of c. Korsrxrs, an Amsri-
can seaman belonging TO tho brigantlno Julia
II, Carney,
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TO OWNERS OF DOGS.

wA.HIsoros. D. q, Jane ii. isds,
whOrsas Il has been made 10 appear to me that
mad dogs nave been, and still are, within this city
hereby Tsquire, Agreably to the law In such case
made and provided, the owner. OF all dogs TO Sc
stantial wifs-gauEe muIElos for tho period q
ninety days after the 18th Instant and that all
dogs golnR at large during said period uumuILled
the city g. J. BOWEN,
jei2.iOt Mayor.
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DRoposALs FOR STATIONERY.
TNBlHURY DlFARTNBNTI
OFFICE OF lSTERIlL RHyRErg,
WIsUTNGTOE, Nay 81, 1892.

OFFICE OF lSTERIlL REyEErE, I
WIsHISgTOS, Nay 81, ls6s;
gcaIel prnpogals will be- received at this UhCG
untiI ths pl dAy VI Juno, 1862, Rt u O'Clock m.
fr tho AssessoTs and Collectors 0f inter-;
pal EsIonus IL Tuu ghOut that portion Ui tho United
siat". iyiuE east u the Rocky Mountains, except
Montana and New MnEico, VII the stationery Te-
quITed for use iu their respective dhlres Tor Ihe
year ending Juue 30, 1870
No proposals " III be oOnsidcrcd ugless anfoInpa'
MED 6y bond with suioiGgt ~, s1Tetiss 10 ~ sum
United States District Attorney, on form ~ b.
furnished by til" Department, cnndllipnnd tLai Mo
parties sha In ease u the Acceptance " the" bid,
ar any part VI It, duly cKueut" contract with GOOD
aud nlcrnt bOuds for the due performance Of the
same.
The Comnissiuurr reserves the rlght To- consider
| and accept or Trirst zach bid, Item by item.
| The bids should be- add r,S,rd 10 the GuDmiASunrf
Of Internal Rryruuo, and indUTsrd "PrupOsals fuI
nuppl yiug Stationery n informal krNrnuO Ulcers
Eehelurs Of articles to be- furnished will bu Tor
vlTdsd from this oiaca upon application, with cDu.
dlIOns under which the articles are to be delivered
| my9.eOlN Z, DELAhO, COmmlsslOner,
The national Republican., 1869-06-15
DIED.

RgNNBDY.-On Sunday, the 18th Of juno, At 5
O'Clock, p. m, hART KRENEDr. In her 10Th
Her funeral will take plAcI to day, at O'Clock,
from her residence on corner Of New Jersey and
Ma.Eehusetts avenues.
FRENCH. on tho l3lh inst, at 8 30 O'Clock. u
M , OTHSIRL FRKNOH, aged 81 years.
SMITH. On the 18th instant, Of OonsumHtion, IN
the 2Ih year Of his age, JAHHs GRHHR shltH, son
NJ GsOrgs aud Elizabeth A. Smith, OF this city
Tho relatives aud friends Of the family arc Tr'
.psctfully invited no attend the mleTsl from hi.
Lihers residence, street sOnth aud Third street
oast, GU Wednesday, the 18th Instant at o'clock
COYLE. The funeral Of Mrs. JoHS y; COIL
street, near NineteeuIh, on TO o-mOrrow (Wednes
| day. morning at half past ten o'clock Requiem
| Mass at St. AlOysius church at II o'elock. .
friends Of the family are respectfully invited Il
| attend
The national Republican., 1869-06-15
For Sale or Rent.

IOR RENT, Two unfurnlshed ROOMS on nrst
hoor Of House No. 4o5 Eleventh street, be.
ssiisbis Tor osisss. inquire nsit door, No. "
Eleventh street. NI jelf-H
The national Republican., 1869-06-15

The WILL of Sarah Ann Hale was admit
ted to probate in the Orphans Court OF
Baltimore, on Saturday last. Among other
requests, are the following; To the Young
Mems Christian Association, of Washing
ton, D. c., $1,000; to Washington City
Orphans Asylum, $500. Besides this, there
is bequest of $4,000 to the American
Bible Society, and other donations to re-
ligious and charitable institutions In Balti-
more and elsewhere, amounting in the ag-
gregate 10 over 10000.
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~ a
nfS msnt Of the Bankrupt Law provides that
In all proceedings commenced after the hTst day Of
January, 1889, no disehATge shall bg granted to q
eentum Of the claims progsd agalnst his estate.
upon which he shall be liable as principal debtor.
benefit Of the law all poor debtors, for II further
provides that certain petitioners, and all who com
ply with certain conditions, can receive their dis
charges, though they may have no Assets, Not.
withstand ling the provision, In view Of Its limita
st applying for the beheat VI the law in all parts
VI the country.
Persons in this DiEtric. who still wish 10 avail
themselves Of Its bonent, and who have no assets,
| should examine carefully whether they are in
cluded In the terms Of the limitation. The sub
seribsr will give Information this subject at all
times without charge. GEO. MASON,
Attorney at Law and Solicitor In Bankruptcy,
City Rail, feb6
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LIMITED STATES PATENT oFFICE.

. WAsHINNTON, .. G. June 10, 1863.
On the petition Of J. D. ELLIOT, OF Leicester.
| Mass, praying for the extension Of n patent
rrAntsd him the llth day ut September. ls5, for
40 Improvement in Machinery for Folding and
Measuring Cloth! "
| lis ordered that said pettlO. be heard at this
ofioe the 2Sd day OF August next. Any person
| may oppose this extension, Objections, deposi-
| twenty days before the day ~ hearing,
| isb.Tu3t Commissioner OF Patents.
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DEPARTMENT or STATE,

wABHIreTor, June 10, 1902,
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. +. W. Rice, tho consul
of the United States at Aspinwall, OF the
death, on the 18th Of January, 1869, at As
plnwall, of ANTONIO GBRLAcu, a native Of
Striegau, Prussia.
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THE CHEAP PLACE.
weloh's best Family Flour s3.O5,
darlington Mills Family, 50.
bonds Burnt Mills Family 81. ~,
Arlington Extra high grade s2.75 per
quarter bbl. Sack.
Very nns Imperial aud Gunpowder
Tea eI.75,
Lower grades In proportion,
Best Java Coffee 35 cts. per lb.,
Good Rio Coffee ~ cts,
Crushed, Powdered and GRADUATED
Sugars II cts,
Brown Sugar II 20 10 cts,
Rumford's Yeast Powder II cts,
Rabbits Soap IL cts.,
Corn Starch 13 cts,
C.s. OIIAiE a. SON,
my3.u n2 Seventh Ut. west, bet. N and N.
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Special N offices.

sltsN OTI q E-THEItE WILL DE A
sS meeting Of the Second Ward Republican
Club held At Rev. Brooks Church. on NeLmont
avenue, between and streets, on "WEDNESDAY
RvRNINd, June IL, at o clock. Punetual attend
aues IL requested. CHAs. II. PETERS.
ieib-Ns President
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DaPARTiyasT or sTATR, I

WAsHINGroN, June 10, 1862, \ :
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. Owen M. Long, the con-
sui Of the United States ut Panama, United
States Of Colombia, Of the death, on the 10th
of May, 1909, at sea, of GBoRoE PAGE, late
master Of the ship Washington.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

wAsHrNaroS, June Il. iseo.-Jay Cooke n
90. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
eminent securities
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New Advertisements.

THRArT OF OUR READERS is
J. called 70 the sals Of ape walput e. and other
on MORROW MORNING At the Tesidsnss of r.
II. Miller, esq, No. 8l street, near Ninth, AS II
is Que Of the nnest collections Of Furniture ever
offered at public auction in this city.
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