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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-23

IRON the Harvard Advocated
THE BLACKSHITAss
DAUGHTER.
WIZ 10 the horses come always noon
M he s7Od at the bLacksinAA ERA
,oon time. when the sun ASsLAAs
yG15eD fbe blacksmith is forced against MS
To rest. and his work tostop2
lust at noon, from his house ON the hill,
A girl with = pail comes thence
smiles come OF her lips, on her cheeks a
glow,
As She sees the horses tied in = row,
Along by the b~lacksInithss fence.
On, but the b1aeksmith's daughter Is 1afri
And the horses all look at each other.
AS much as to say, "Now isn't she SWEET
We know why our masters saYthat our feet
Are giving them SO much bother"
The bell rings One,a and tbs blacksmith cries,
Now, then, for the work, right away
But most of them say that its growing late
And they really think they'd better Wat,
And come some other day.
Oh, blacksm1th's daughter, your mother, TOO
Was fair when your father sought herr
You're going mthe way that b has trod,
You'll be a wife eref hose horses arc shnd-
on blacksmAsh1s pretty daughuer
A r AND HOUSEHOLD.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-23
Estate OF ID. n. Wommond.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the
IN undersigned has been appointed and
qualihed as Administrator of the estate Of
Doctor n. Hammond, deceased, late of Del
aware county, Ohio. All persons Interested
viii govern themselves accordingly.
nnrInNNa WI RL.L.A ID HLlL-LL.A-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-23
BIBLE SOCIETY.


DepostogV, No. 81 HNHi0Hts Bloch,
THE Society has recently received
i an addition. to ITS stock OF Bibles and
restuments, n the gssortmentisnoW very
ful-mom the smallest pocket edition Ia
Imperial 2uaruo-ln ali STYLES OF binding.
Greek, German and other languages n
French and English and German and Fn-
Elish IcstumcntS Remember that fha mrh.
LEGATIONS of the American Bible societv Trr
more correct in translation. are faffar
bound, and are sold ftnenM-fte 90 FfID s-4,
cent. GcunCr than any other Publishes
All Life Members OF the a.. B. H. can f4-
ceivc their 0nnuities Ot the ncpOSifnrv
june "a, '6T. T.. PLAT harnqif
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-23
DissoiuffOn No1icR.

THE Business1SO@partnership here
tofOre existing undeTt the firm name of
lindsey &Brothefy is this day dissolved by
nFN EIlPe settled byJ W Lt4sey
-,of, ~ 0sTtf ~ W. LINDSEY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-23
AGRICULTURAL VOTES.
It pays to oaFde0EYsr sIoyn

IL pays " SuA4 NStf7a srra1rr--r
A correspondent of the NeW Ea0l1Bd
Farmer raised thirty heads Of oats
from one kernel 81 seed.ss eEoEEEIa
1t is said that passing a red-hot iron
over old putty viii make it Osoft that
it may be readily removed.
1t is discovered that the Sage lands in
Nevada, where the Digger IndiansdiTed
on worms and rabbits, are excellent for
wheat.
In 1858 the United Kingdom devoted
a million and a half acres to POTATOES,
Great Britain more than half million,
and ireland more than a million.
The formers near the seashore in
Maine are said to have learned that
.sfsh make as good feed as hay and
that one fish makes full for a
sheep"
In the village of Union Springs N
Y, there are a Thousand and o
shade trees, planted during The past ten
years by a tree-pIanting ASSOCIATION.
The manufacture Of beet-sUgar was
begun in a small way at Oshkosh, Wis,
and proved so remuneratIve that an
immediate enlargement Of the works is
contemplated.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-23
DISSOLUTION.

business Change.
HAVE this day sold my stock and
Il entire intefesttherein to the remaining
partners, E. L. Jones and H. w. Pumphrey,
which takes effect from this date. Thank
full to my friends and The public for past IA
vOrs, l respectfully ask a continuance Ofthe
same to n remaining partners.
Delaware, April la 1869. A. STRAUSS.
A CardDt0 the, RmbEfe.
"A having thdraw
IA from the firm Of a. Strauss & Co, the
business wIllbe continued by the remain
ing partners, under the same name and
style. We return thanks to the public for
past favors and respectfully solicit their
patronage in the future.
f. E. JONES,
@lEra EsgFHHsW w. PUMPHREN.
n. BAH unsettled business of the old
nrm viii be settled by the new. aI6w3
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-23

Walkers Adding WacAAEAC
NTIIL add EEFee columns of figures at q
Nv time correctly about as quick A. .
Good writer can set them down. Leading
say Il IS the most practical
lAddfmg Machine eVer in use AGENTS
n There is RozRey in 1t. sam
i nle 8 to any address for One Dollar. Z
III. WALKER, 20S Broadway New York. P
| o. Box 1886.
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FRESH DRUGS

ID ECEIVED every week at the Gem
N trail Drug Store, opposite the American
House.. n. U. STARR, Druggist.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-23
FINANCIAL.
RANKING co,

DEPOSIT BANKING co.
No. 90 North sandusky street,
Formerly Sweetser's Law once.
cash capital aud Beal Egtate-S15oyOOo,
STOCKHOLDERS:
II. W. PUMPHREY, II. n. CAREER,
Prof. w. G.. WILLIAMS, TIE POWELL
". 7. WATSON, WIN. NJ. WARREN.
H. A. WEIGH. A. LXBRAND,
]. H M"ENDENHALL, I'D. "A DEMAN-
W. p. REID, S-P. SHUR,
JOHN BRUEDTGE-
WILL pay interest on Deposits, GA
wv and after May /, 1865, as follows: 4per
cent per annum, If left 60 days to + months
6 per cent per annum, if LEFT 8 months ali
over, payable on DEMAND. Also, Loa3
Money, buy and sell Notes, Exchange Col
and Silver, Coupons, Government Secul
tiles, &c, &C.
R Z. S. Revenue Stamps for sale.
Drafts on England, ireland, Scotland, Paris,
| Havre, and all parts of Germany, for sale.
once hours from s a. m. to 4 I. m.
H. A WEIGH, H HUMPHREY.
ap24 es-f
H. WILLIAMS, Pres't. ). MOORE, Cash
DELAWARE COUNTY
BANK
First Building SCUM Of Amertean House
Delaware, Ohio.
ID ECETVEs Deposits, Loans Money
II buys and sells Exchange, Gold and SA-
Yer, and does a General Banking Business
raAI kinds OF
| GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, !
TWENTY e TEN-FORTY BONDS,
constantly on hand and for sale.
BS- REVENUE STAMPS FOR SALE
January .. lS69-tf.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-23
WRTNGEns.

w RIN DEPOT!
Universal Cog W heeIi
Monitor Cog wheel.
(Self-adjustlns Rubber SPRINGS,
Champion Pat. Cog Wheae
tRouer Regulat6F3
lall anu get one, and If not eatfaHoF
II the money Will be refunded.
Jan. ], 60 81 ~ PoTurup
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-23
OILS.

and Boiled Linseed OIL, Lard
II Oil, Neat's-foot Oil, Fish Oil, Lubricat-
ing Oil, and Coal Oil, sold by
n. U. STARR, Druggist,
Opposite american House, DeLd1Cdre, o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-23

ened, falling hair checked. and badness Oft
en-, though not always, cured by its use.
Nothing can restore the hair where the fol
licles are destroyed, or the glands ~atrophied
and decayed. But such as remain can he
saved for usefulness by this application. In
stead Of foulfng the hair with a pasty sell
ments, it viii keep it clean and vigorous
Its occasional use viii prevent the hair from
turning gray or falling of, and consequently
prevent badness. Free from those delete
rious substances which make some prepar-
ations dangerous and Injurious to the hair,
the Vigor can only benefit but not harm it.
If wanted merely for a
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-23
APPOINTMENTS.


NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ undersigned has been appointed and
quallneu as Administrator, with the VIII
annexed, OF the estate of Matthew Bacon.
deceased, late Of Porter township, Delaware
county, O.. All persons interested will gov
ern themselves accordingly.
aprl6w3t OLIVER STARK.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-23
COTTON5S 4 FLAVORS

OF The Choicest Fruits and Spices. FGUOyites
eUeTy9Chere for Delicious Purity and Great
Strength. The True Rich FIdCOTt1l9 Extracts
Of the Fruits.
DR.. y, G. Holland, author of "Kath-
rina,o &c. Springfield: They are the stand
in all this vicinity
julius Sayer, Newport, r. l., the Well
known dealer in 1uxuTies: L have trebled
i. Miller & sons, Saratoga, N. Y, n
Others, largest dealers {: They give entire sat
.isfactiOn to all.
long HmeWe have used them aLd mndthem
very fine.
GrOcers and Druggists trebNe their sales
with them. J. w. CoLTON's N. Y. DepOt;
Il.Maidan Lame.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-23
y. e H.
&c 81 IS SIXTH STREET
PITTSBURGH, Pa
OIL Cloth Manufacturers,


Green OIL Cloth for Shades
To which we invite special attention.
GENERAL, AGENTS for the Boston BEEF
ING Co.'S RUBBER HOSE, STEAN
&c. Dealers in RUBBER GOoBS,
LEATHER Betting and LACE
Agents for UNIVERSAL CLOTHES
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-23

The Great Russian Amer
lean Treaty Ratified.
The Esqu1mauX a Happy
The Fact Demonstrated
THAT AT THE
N e " TIN o H
OF
Charles B. CrOnkIetOn,
On Winter street, three doors east Of vii
Iams Block,
Delaware, Ohio,
All goods in his ds5 IN are +. sold I ,S cheaper than
Something new-the
Fashion, Eclipse & Golden
Rule Cook stoves.
The largest variety of
PaPIOr stoves,
of every pattern & design.
Ihave on hand and and z con e=9ns tan manufao-
Russia Iron stoves
ever offered in Delaware, at
Prices that defy Competition.
Also, a large assortment of
BOX STOVES.
An sizes, suitable for stores, Offices, &c.
AIarge assortment of the very best
Copper, Tin,
sheet Iron ware,
of my own manufacture, made out of
First Glass material,
at Wholesale and Retail. A splendid assort-
ment of
EnameIed Kettles, OfaH sizes.
1 have in store, and will constantly keep on
hand the best stock of
Pumps, Of all Patterns,
to be found in the Delaware market. Also,
Galvanized Iron s. Lead Pipe
in Quantities to sniff purchasers
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-23

Attachment, Divorce AdmtmAhtr&
tors and Notices. must br
slgm and Transient AdvertlstmH-
GD-N None but solid metallic cuts inserted.
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n

RUN OMIA ODAAMAHWLls
PITTSBURGH PA
TNHE o DEST most extensive, best ap-
pointed. and cheapest practical Bust
ness College in the United States. Patron
lied BY the sons of Farmers, Merchants,
tom of the Union. For large illustrated
ouarto Circular, containing full Informal
tiOn. fac-similes of Premium P~ens9ansh1p,
&c, send this notice to
SMITH & COVLEX, PRINCIPAESi
Pittsburgh Pa
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s.HH.l ,5 . as a- .ss.
Seltantent Des Sr6Olers.
g3Stfuns aus lem Slrisse tss 3abreS 1866.
Ben GTaIS ausuf aEnis.
C5criisBuns)
.... .....- s.'D -- H
.....- II. SiapitcI.
Gin 8rlutigam Obns Srnut.

.. a yin Sralittgam obne SrGut.
Der Sauptmann BON @srnrr fano tsi
leiner 8Idtebr cine Ginlarung Der drau
5urnllrpt gum Scuprr SOr unp ct bstilte
ii6, Die annabme eerlsIben pur6 lsinen
Sur1Gen Der g6ittme gu ii6srIenten.
gr leerts an bieftm Gage 6st Slide Ell,
rtrn SdIcppen msbr, ais er Icnf gu trim,
fen pfe9te, nibt aIlein paS letenbise Sc.
iprd6 Der @aife. aud bic tnnsre 5reute
iiber ras Sli9sn unp @stei9en Ieiner
Srfnun9cn eerleitets ibn ba,u. r
@us bieiem @runbe smpfanb er mad
5ii& pcppslt raS SebirfntB, Elm Stiinb.
den rer 0tube gu pFrsrn; rer biepsre
Serr Eatts anf hem 9arIdr itin sepobn.
les gRittassIaldf6en i4msrStid enttsbrt.
Gr lcqte aud beuIe ni4t raSu tommen,
i'm iiben pples far nicnte Ieinrn 5rau-
men na6ban9en ;u tGnnen, tsnn sr be-
fanp i& faum in ieinem 3immer, ais
leiie anSepc6t rurpe unh sleih rarapi
SAMMY eiutrat. ......... -.s...
Dieter Seiu6 iitsrraIGte rem Saupt-
niann bur6aus nidt, er bate ibn G6cn
felt einiSen la9en crwnrtet uuS iid auf
psnlclten pprbersitet. ...,.-.- -
Gtsn 70 rrenis teiremerte iDn bic iiAt.
Bare GrreSuns bes Mdp6eus, rersn llr.
fade sr fd Isi6t ertldren tpnnte. s.
Sn tsm ausentlid, in psI9tm lie Gin
trat, eriunerte er iib tss Srisits isinss
5rsunres, pieaeiat tpt F8 ibm jebt tie
G,elssenbeit, ren Snbalt rsiFltsn rrr jun.
gen Oams mitSutbeilsn.
6ahng bIidte BEN Sauptmann priiisnh
an, es lag cine s8etmut6 in i9rsm Bid,
wet6e istnt san,e 29eilnabme wedts.
nSe3sibsn sic mir, penn i'd aSre,
Serr 5auptmann," iaete ls; i'd winl6e
bic apTdten unb rsn Bath eincS 6reun-
reS sa Dtrsn iiber stnen gnti8tub, rem
,u fa6en bic gerbaltnihs mid ,pinasn."
Der Sauptnann tCt ibr einen Stubl
an unr Sat tic, iib niseerSulaiIsn.
anedifeh sic spr atltn EiHStn mid
S6htit rnnten fir tds grrtraurn, irrl&ss
Sie mir i&enten," cr,pttsrtr er; aicieu
sic perfdsrt, Nab it =" D. ~ d q
SD wriB, rap Sis Elm rStes Sers unp
sinen sbrenbaitsn Gtarnftsr ttifbsn, 5srr
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9epOiitea= ,taS spar=Sant.

Dad. Wep, SanpcrtpH > 0pr H..
......,s gafapanna aprnut, ,...,.. .,. Il,
srsrniitrr BEN discerning 9ails, Srdntrit, pd,
- Gtablirt IN 1855. ',...--.i
SeItr9rn bic ansemsinsn ShnF9eibGftr rtsnIc
ME jsee iufcrppririe Sanf. ~ "-'.
sIniPssitIlsa Ubsr Spdr-Gtbsliten ;abIeh ir
1i2gS Setbs @rpsent Sntcrefirn H.a
nne gattn SisirIten frit ;rbn Sdbren trsnblt.
gSetlrl gum Gerfauf aaf Gnelane, SrIanb,
Sdcttlane unb @ales, in Snnin,cn ron 6 4
aus aufpSrtS, ~ ben nistrisfru SateB,
80, Sdnudr 1868. 81 ...,.-r.. -..
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NHNHhhAtkt tRIgl
fg4t ..Ha .ssa '."
sur GniSr8rnnabms SSn Dsppiitsu i'm Setass
ven nidt wsniSer ais sinem Dollar ssu
SINGER . ..t.r
Sremft ftr,n,
W af6i'Hf ftm, laiHHn
SonbwtrItrM 4AAl.-
Rtnfrn, Sc ,gmUgL
r5HyF aaeIRRntrH
ssagangE @s asRs[E
uub gIRsrrsu AT prldrn Suttrefftu trtaiibt
ptrssn in llsbersinitimmuns nit ben astHdtru
Hsstln une 8sgulatisnsn, Ben Stnra cine Gppis
spn ben untsrSebnrtrn peer Ypn brr Snnf su te.
fpmmrn 1T. 4 ufr-utrF-f,.t s-
III 79amss Blair praieeuh ,,a t..r...
ia. SamrS ar6baIh lm;,..o,uyc,,,,.,,.
9Sptn 8. Sutp pbin S"f'vf"P'shteh,
Oscar 6. @ecre, Gaibitr.
Dirtftpren une 8erwalter. N
Samte Blair, - Sebn SaneleY,
JameS Ar6bale, Sanfcrb Grant
5l1 9pbn o. Guptin,a 8! q. Sunk u
flDanirt 9ewGL r177 @sprat bilber,bgy
.a r.rs 9ames 9. Sleenm. h Z ~ r....
Sranteu, 3. Oh. 1867. ~.
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Holm id MII,LER

fir ben Sifen, HO. 526 9rraSpps, IeP.SJprf City
n lei Srn; SGonnor, SfFes her o, 9. u. SO. 8.gR.
: gebisb galry Giirntabh. - -N' 8apg
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Nrei Snrel1fnbrcllSe 2iioe

fabren eirrft ron Sari5burg mad Cincinnati pbnr
mad Gbieasu unb ct. gpuis. t50 pfr. @epGd
Spiepb, DC, seheft. .H...s..r.g
Rrute unt SueianaprIiS", wrI6r an alien Saupt.
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Spbm SfpSem, &iifer,

tntpftbIi iVt hem tsiitf2rn gubIifim BON Scran.
ton une tlmgestn6 slr Nnfsrtisaiia Scn alien IN
eiit 0eIfdft eiuitlasrneen uriIrn arbrittn. Rs.
garaturrn psresn sbsufaIIS prompt unb sur 3I.
frieeenbeit bsIor9t. ...ss.. ,r... t.H
gu srfragen Ode Der Char unb AlSriiraBf,
If. @ure, pett 1T 6errH Hobinfcns Yraufrei.
2tW lyF SVRu &eIen, aiiftr.
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8 Pennsylvania CENTRAL Balm,
asittSbnrs, Cincinnati unb ct. aOnis @iferbabn
7 A y Ell A ND LE ROT z TIE.

g9a1 90 l @irrnna II2 Gn n@
Ghes mfaa8 bic far3sfe unS fGn ellts yini
1ntiuoGs, Sonssiag y aNmpNs, aNit, ssp. Stsans
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"Gr2bGr House

1. gBarb driiber Sybr parD Serantru, pa.
Bitfs int trlfm Stytt riuseri6itit SpteI III
ieosreit iur gtHfaabme suit 9triIenorutrreit Il
Quits Bier upe Bsin, fsinf 2quSre, parur
unp falts SPsilsn Su ieSsr .3eit; aufern rob
ben ftiultsn SgruPs. Gin slssautsr Sdql fir
Damen.
r3urstbt Sablrti6em @sIud tntti itine Srsunte
eina sh as45 @tprse @rabsr, grpp'r. g
Srrantpn, 10, San. 1866. ba +.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-12
pRoPOsALs FOR STATIONERY

TREAsuRr DEPARrsESr, May 10, $50
scaled proposals for fnInishing stationery for the
Department until the 10Th day Of JaSe. iste. at il
schedule Of, the ARTICLES, and auapu,ls. re.
I'LL Information. will be furnished upon appliea.
The bids will he considered. and accepted or re.
G9Airaets must be executed by the ,ueeessful
b,dpers within ten days amer being called upon 80
from lime 70 SS Safiss liz Ss S Rs aa a.aihss
pursuant 70 orders from pe Department The en-
tirs quantities Ia the schedule Will, however, be
Bach propose must be signed by the individual
or Arm making II, aud be ace jmpanied by a bond
VIII suheisnt snreties In the sum Of ave thousand
Department, .eonditlO upon the execution Of a
contract, with good and suhicicnt bonds, for fur
aEarasa .ueh Portion Of the articles as may DO
All deliveries viii be subject TO inspection by an
detailed 9f the PURPOSE by the Secretary OF
es yii DO deemed sufficient cause to annui the con
Deliveries must be free Of charge at the Treasury
II, The failure to comply with any one order under
we contract viii operate as the forfeiture OF the
snre penalty q the bond. or the Secretary Of the
o. such quantities OF any articles shall be neoes
sAry TO supply tho deficiency caused by such fall
nfe and charge 70 the contractors hfty per coutum
fer such articles. ~'"'
Proposals unRecompAnIe by a satisfactory bond
VIII no! be considered, and contracts will DO
dealers in the Arte es.
Bidderswi be required to conform their bids to
me specifications furnished. and failure to do so
GEO s. BOUTWELL,.
my lO'im Secretary Of the Treasury,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-12

The Alexandra Gassa 81 Monday even.
Ing has the following,
THE personal representative Of the lato
Gen. 8" r. Chapman, In packing up some
furniture this morning preparatory 70 tislt
TO the country, secured, rs one of the most
valuable arbclcs In the collection, bcsuti.
full ash cano cut from tree growing at Ash
land, the gold head Of which told that II had
boon presented TO Its late owncr by the
family Of Henry Clay, as token Of their
appreciation Of his great admiration for the
statesman Of Kentucky. 81 =
AeESTIsMAs residing In this city dug a
fnc ss-of new POTATOES from his cellar
one day Inst week. He had nut away bis
~inter's supply Of POTATOES last fali Ia Nj.
collar, aid some OF Them having been
covered over with Garth, became tho seed
from which new crop has been gathered.
The PREsBNT PROSPECTS for grain crops
this season In this section Of the State arc
excellent, and the like OF agricultural I'm
plcments OF all descriptions now being sent
/ up the railroads was never known.
JOSEPH +. CASTwsfL has been appointed
mall route agent between Washington ant
Lynchburg, on the Orange, Alexandria ant
Manassas railroad. 4.,aF
An ITEM going the. rounds Oh the newspa
pers Is THAI "Mfs, DR. Mary Malhen II Ii
sald, Wants the Alexandria (va.) pos
| office.n " t
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-12

oUARTREyAsrRR's OFFICE, U. 8, NO.
wASHISGTOE, April l2th, 1869
Eff ssIisa proposals will b 5Sssysd at ihs 9mss
q Nay next, for furnishing TAtions to the u. 8.
Marines at the following stations, from lgt Inly
o., to S0Ih Jane, 1870, viz iva ~ 'N'''
Portsmouth, New Hampshire;
Charlie, town, Messaehusettsi
Brooklyn, New York;
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Washington City, Dlstcet Of Columbia;
Mound City, UlipOisi
Pensacola, flofida
Bach Ra Ion to consist Of twelve ouaces of Pork
or Bacon, or one pound and four GU noes Of Sal A.
Fresh Beef eighteen ounces Of Soft bread ar PiaoJ
or twelve ounces OF Hard Bread, or one ponnd mi
four OUNCES Of Corn Meal Ald 10 every ono
rations hneen pounds Oh Beans or 'Psas a. i'm
pounds Of Rice or Hominy ten pounds Of Krsea
Coffee, or eight pounds Of toasted (or roasted and
kroundD Coffee, on one pound aud eight Dances of
Tea hfieen pounds OF SUGAR ionr 1narts Of Vips,
gar; on pound and four ounces Of Adamantiae or
Star CAndlesi four pounds on Boapt Ihfas ponnjs
and twelve ounces Of Salt, and four ounces 81 Pep
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-12

THE COUNTS.
ORPHANS CouRT-Judge PureeH-This court
was engaged As follows yesterday;
LAST WILLS.
The will OF Louisa q. BeAlI, certified from
the county Of suffolk. Massachusetts,. and
giving her estate In this District 10 her daugh.
tiers, vas admitted to probate,
49, LETrEns rKsTAMEsTAnY.
Mary A. CLARK qualified aa admiulsirstrix
PhoSs9 lBDS Vi Ana ns o9na r,s .S a. %s
ties.
Benedict Milbura qualiaei As sdmi illustrator
Of Richard Dorsey Giving bond In t0O0, with
]. II. McGregor aS<R. II. Owens as sureties.
GUARDIANS,
Frederick W. StolPp qualified as guardian
with Lewis Kettler and x. sklllinE ns sure.
ties.
ACCOUNTS.
The ntst and nal account OF Catharine Gold.
proved.
Adjourned.
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BURGLAR ARRESTED. Yesterday Detective
Bglcy arrested notorious burglar named
John Shea, alias Oyster Jack, and carried
him to the Central guard-housc, where he 10
held until hts recent operations cnu be fer
reted out.
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RoBBEp. MIR. A. ID. Moore, Of this city,
was robbed Of d wallet containing t75 at
Taylor's Hotel, in Jersey City, on Sunday.
man named Samuel Miller was arrested
on suspicion Of having committed the theft,
but, so far as we have learned, the money
was not recovered.
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DEDICATION OF A Mission CnAfEI---I.ast
night the new mission chapel on First street
cast, between G and ID streets south, was
dedicated TO the service Of Almighty God.
Rev. DR.. J. Geo. Butler ofiieisted, assisted
by other Lutheran ministers.