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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-30
The CbnIiastan Cotton. lcicc and lc:;vn
S:urrs Market


SAIL. 10 X ilurc 4 20.
The Cbnilcston Cation. lcicc and E:;vai
S;urcs Market.
OFFICE CnAuIEsToN EiwS. !
MoSntI EVENING. November -. lSG".
CorroN.-Thc market oncncd nrmer. with somc
sellers asking about aiiic for mid!linSs, al aboat
the very sirong downward tendency OF ,!cL,
checked operations, ami sales later In the lay
TOOK place NJ softer prices. The transactions
were about $50 bales, viz: at 2a!; IL 4, ~; A AZ
232s; II 4; 2a1:; % at 23Sa; Gs ut 23; at pa -
At 2iis; l5l ut 2ll,c. We quote somewhat nomi-
naiy:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary TO g0od ordinary. % @23M
LOW mtld'iIlS.. S..''.............@3 .@3aiGg23's
alhtuinE ~ GD2iir
strict mildlng.... 24IiGS-
liICE.-Thc market for this grain was quiet hut
steady; sales about 100 tirrccs OF clean Carolina
say 20 tcrces ut Gs; 10 AT Ga cls y III. We quote
common to fine clean Carolina at GGIG,; good j.;
@JGXc c. Ii.
NAVAL SToREs.-Thcrc waa but little doing I'M.
der this head; sales los bbs No rosin at 81 so e.
bbl.
FnErGnTs-Thc supply or freight room to most
points Is for the moment sufficient for the de-
mand. To Liverpool, by steam, engagements arc
making at &d z III on upands and I,4d OH sea Isl.
ands; by sail, 7lGi@tsd y III on uplands
and 2id OIL sea islands. TO IIavrc, by
steam, nominal; by saE, nominal at Ike
on uplands aud 1Xc on seal islands nominal
Coastwlsc, to New York, by steam, &c {, lb OH
nplands and lc on Islands; by sail, &c a ID OIL
uplands. To Boston, by steam, nominal; by SAIL
&c q ID on uplanls. To Philadelphia, by steam,
sc q lb on unlands; by sail, somewhat nom
inal. To baltimore, by steam, %Glssc q lb on
uplantls; by sail somewhat nominal
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BY TIsLI;GI;arJi.

SAvA.HhIi, November .o.--ArrivctI. sCl,rs Mnr,
Russell, iha',c'p.i!a; Cameo, New York; barI
Caroline, ii?.tnnorc. Cleared, biri.. ArnIsi roLr
l'rGmSm; Rosetta, liavi!.
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N0R ATKA, FLORIDA
VIA SAVANNAH. FERNANDTNA JACKSON.
WILLIE AND LANDINGS ON 81. JOHNS RIVER.
SEMI-W EEKLY LINE

steamer ."DICTAr0I." Captain /. .;sr-s, 4.
W. 4. McMc!ty, Giil fail from ii-.it =
Charlcaion every TUESDAY EyE@iEG ut d u'cOCk,
for above po!aiS.
steamer "CirY POINT" Captain George u. Me-
MILAN, will sail from Charleston ever! FRIDAY
EvENiSG, at s O'Clock for ahuvc points. Connect
ing with all railroads NJ Savanlt;. .niii,. Auuih
anL West. Connecting with tie Florida railroad
N Fcii;adina, for Cedar Keys, from which place
steamers cOnEcct with MUbilc ann Nrw Orleans
Connecting, NJ Paiatka, with IIari's sCamcls for
ne OclAwah., River. Through i' OF l.;lding
gwen Tor rsoightS Ia Mobile and Ncy Orleans
lrGiyhta payable on the wharf All goods rcmain
ing ON the wharf at sunset will he stored at risk
and expense OF owners.
tSIsnctl) j. u. AIKEN T. Co.
nOVlJ Agents.
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T}Asr RElGliT LIN +.
10 nALfihpRE, PHILADELPHIA. hosToN ANb
Till: CITIES OF Tu! NuilnwiSr.

The steamship rALvoE. !. u. iior. ., ,-r.,.
ny, n.y., .m;ni,itdrr: ,, r,:,i "i In for l:.t ).
al., si.'in icr No. !, Union Whaiy.s.
iU 'n>uraicc by the Steamers rf This Iinr
per cent. tn 'niinorc and Philadelphia To I;u;.
ton y. Philadelphia Frci;chts forwarded to ,ha,
city by raroad FROM Baltimore witioi, :,tl,ji.
tiuha! expense for INSURANCE"
Ey arrangement with The Sioainsi,i,- oc ii,,
l'allnnr2 aal Eicrlrn Linc sailing Sem. Xunii..
y, Ihf"ish i;Ills 1.a;iiE.s fnr CuT-roN viii irric
he ISSUED 10 the latter nor; on accOnh! Odaiih.s
terms.
20 through i'il't Iading given to rIllLADEI..
WEST.
FOR Freight engagements ~ Passage, aniiy 10
tHuEii.%Ai x TREEIIDI.N,
Row" Union WiInry,.
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Ts"rs:rt| by IiniironG, Nnvembcr 80.
SOEIu IAnOI.INA EAILKnAn


i'Si alts cotton, 81 bales dO.ncstcs I.,7 casks
clay. rs bliss naval stores, cars stock, cars
wood. To kairna, Agent, pclIcr, Rodgers & co,
Gracaer y smith Frost Adgcr, q II Walter a co,
Ryan Niss co, B Sloan, Kirkpatrick 4
Wiltn, W Williams Il co, A j Salinas Willis 4
Chisoiii, W T. Hail. Watson & Hill, ClaghOrn, Her.
ring co. WIN Roach, & w II Armstrong, W &
Courtney & CO, MOwry & co, Downing & Cd w {;
Whlidcn \ go, j Marshall, Jr, Wagner, Stewart a.
co, ami others.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD
ISL bales upland and bales sea island, ct.. On
nldSe &c. To w Sinkicr, a J Salinas, Walter X
CO, Reeder AZ Davis. Claghorn Herring & co. j G
Miihor 4 co, Caldwell & son, Brudie & CO, Wss &
mgralain 4 Son. GraCscr Il Smith, G w WiIlinus
y co, Frost Adger, iuivcnci d co. w X RYAN. !
ifltclard, Ii y Meyers and C II CIausaen
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NoRTnEAsrrIS RAILROAD.


FER bicamer Emile, from GcOrgCinwn &c
n Read, w Watts, Miss Watts, j Il Collins J {
Mckay, and on deck.
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CHANGE oF @Au;NG DAYS

Steamers or the above line leave plcr s,-E-;s-,
80. !?, Norih River, font NJ Canal street. N.h Efs
New York, 1T !" O'Clock mon, OF ilC bih and
2l:l OF every month except when these dates fan
on nS,lliiittlSrc' bfp tpG Sh9Hsl"y ,H!rFSseGIinF
VIII: steamers for South racGc AMI Central Amer
icnli porls. Those ur 9TH touch 1T Mamzanilin.
steamship JAPAN leaves san francisco fur
Japan and China December !, 1899
No california steamers touch III Havana bu. 90
direct from New FORK to AspnwalI.
One hundred pounds Lnggaac Tree 10 each adult
Mecinc ana attendance free.
For l'asinge Tickets or further Information m
Fly nj the CDMlANY'S TICKET OFFICE on lie
Wharf,, loot W Cahal-strcct North River New
York. II Il EtRV S.,,,, ~
Inarchl2 lyr '7'
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FXTRA TRIP 70 BEAUFORr AM
cnlS0IM's; LANDING ON AND AFTER
DECEMBER q

Steamer PILOT Eoy, Captain :. .q,srr--.,
FvilIi Peck, will sail for above -. =.
points avery FRIDAY f1onNfyG, NJ 0ciUck Kr.
turning, viii iCAirc Beaufort same evening To suit
the ti,lc j. ID. AIKEN .E co
nOvIi Auruts
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NIN fNIi.. kNy'N NNUr .i.-.-.IT'.| IIVT"N
i,.H.-I'ic PAS, week his win, ,,-ei q gradual
SHint W"I OF prices u"ri HlsGI5'.". 81 viii, l
u" ;l,'rt"l c'oNrs NCrs and tcnttius iOwnwaTif.
ln' va'lS'S are 'Yg'i'".. F"r s"tIr weeks past oar
market Has 'Ch L".t al sG!ii :, point ~ To circ,
consumption a..h prohibit exports: hu; has bro
Ken 'I""n Tn.lcr Large shipments from Wilmim, .
ton an't Tie decline ia god. The srcs are u.
nhS from 'c..;3',, iof March: iS.;iSi: for %rw'
iurh bLS, anu .ncludc lhb, 10 arrive. at :. Re
ccip'S vi h.,'s: exports III bis.
HOSiN.fhc total sales arc "lnD Ibis. Of wiri,
JD are i'c, ~ ; ''l..j AMI Io1n No. ~ - !y.,
-. Sales oi istrancl AYE Ttpori"'t Il; e lUl2 20.
hui :tl' o:cr :. 10 are rtlicr coupled with freight
or delivered !. -. H. In regular way i.,Sc are
s,iiiu:r ~ - 10 and urcas!U.I.ill, li,yU! i;cccs
io.E7 Exports 1877 hi.i..
TAR-Con'inucS III 4 si;,ic Of chronic Iuiliicss,
AMI there have been sales J.i bills North Count Y
III 81 hUa2 20. III" latter an Improvement, and l5u
Wilmington Il; S2'. Receipts 1870 hhlS. E%pnrt,
~ ';hlS.
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Gross receipts AZ tins mort for the week l9.OI2
lnlcs. S.McG Isl Sci.tclnhGr 20. nI.l hnlcs.

Total. Observation-Disclosures. l,22i,,-5 i,css,si
Increase ~ visible S'nuiy.... ilh,aoi
STOCK ar cotton held hy .;anrhcs;cr s''i'iiicrl al
The mi' : Cow si,oco h.i.s; *Ac iilHr t.uS. i3f.-
900 ha',.. Miidiing Gri'ans nuW ii7.Gcn;.a
then II n.
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k;:si"s, t& Co... ua:tnu ,icunr:. fDz tbc
HNriS em.;iaS Nn"nnber .:W.

HcciS cnist:a:, Ho:"Etbcrt 90.
SEW YORK. i;uvc!ni,lr 2T.-Tiis MkRKEr-Im
GIi last report, tic ,iJiNr; ;,VScd weak AZ -
Tor ini'!l!ing IpiandS. Saturday, prices vcls:
easier, viii hut ;;ic business S;:iGs 1880 bales NJ
.jSc. Monday, she marhr, opened quiet. under
The influence: OF frce receipts n tir ports. ami
prices were 4 shade lower. sialrt; aI.7 sales Il,
:jtic for ini!,llings Tncs!aY, the market wa,
lull AMI quoted lDwcr, hut there WAS Il more sci
tied fccling. Safes .ii! bales nj 2ac. livcrnoul
waS ffra'iy ana unchanged. sales Su'tV bales
Wednesday, With moderate receipts price, Wcrr
steady. Sales :i'Gi bales ~ 1T. Thursday, Ili"
!ilaIhc, W;S heavy, owing, 10 The decline in .sn!
Sales 2i.J bales at 3jc. Yesterday, exporters
were III rcccint ui .lvi'cS ur sll,:. al fun rriruS
AMI they were nnyio.S 10 replace. The small Oi-
lcrin. SICK CHECKED business, and The nlr.ict
closed strong, hul unchanged. Sales ilja ba.cS
DURING ;r week the market .iiS been depressed!
hy The decline in gold. There las not been mncil
cotton offered ~ any ;tnic, and yesterday some
orders received coul;i not lie :'l for want ol
stock. Al the C.oSc holders demanded an all
vance, which WAS paiii in c,scs. l,ycr;,ou.
closes S:ia,lc icarcr titan last week, and tia.
stuck OF American there : now smaller than for
many year,. SpinncrS are taking illr cotton rs
fast ai landed, ANA many are covering icir goods
contracts hy purchasing cotton 10 arrive ri
prices b"loN tl.os. on The spot. oar rrr.ptS this
week include 1910 bales shipird from NosioiS tu
liverpool. The estimate uf the Agricultural I:u.
reau las not yea hccn published
Upl'i X Fla. Mobile. n. q: Tcvas.
ordinary. .......... t.23ti Ci23is 6n231, G,2I
Good ordinary. @t2i er2Ii, Gaai.. nS2l1,
| Low middiinr. @92iss e-i:l:a @.2a,a Gr.,>,
Mluulinr. ca2j cL2Jia Gt2ji. OBS
| Sales of tho week, ,d,63S i,,lcs-incudng i.ilt
to spi,iIc's 'os To spcculaiors, ard l",2sj 10 cN-
p0rtcrS.
Gross rarcipts tins utrt ror - N A
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rh, Nsw r.sh ,,i,c hIa::.c. rav. -.

l:t"n Tie i"i,uni at Commerce, Eovcmicr u.
ihc market l. pu!rl. ihr receipts utc iinhi, and
the demand - tGh!Cicnt IN Keep ,.lc,s steady
We notice .. l"i :" - u2rSCi Carolina III IhT ~.
Ia N:Hsu"A ihr-c - "iiiA iil.lIt"l '&uu.. ii..
nSs'. ", ,liiutr lui i'i; Ia bond, - ra.:' - .t'I
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C0MMERCI.iE NEW's.

kmpovtS.
LIvERrouI.-!'cr Br ship GorG-s2U0 s,rNs
SAIL. To x allure rO.
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20,l00 90

lOUN .....'......... .Sl i,J12 UU
Tho Legislature, al, its Inst session, passed
an act TO enable the banks of This State to re-
sumo business, or to place them In liquidation
BY tho first section OF This act il Is provided
that all banks Incorporated by this State,
which shall continue refusing TO pay It's bills
after lst December, 1860, shall forfeit all Cor
poratc rights and privileges, and forbidden to
transact any business rs banking corporations.
The second section provides that, in case of
sich refusal, the banks 40 refusing shall be
put In the hands Of receiver. to be appointed
by the judgeOf the circuit In which the bank
is situated. But that if any of them agree to
redeem their bills, they shall notify the Comp
trollcr-ticncral of their agreement so 10 do.
The fourth section provides that any OF the
bnnk3 rcdccming their bills, and arc able to
redeem them, and have remaining in their
possession assets Of the market yaluc of
s50,oG0, may resume business us n banking
corporation.
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'UNNNU LINZ Ut MNIT riIN MIIIt!
ie,wccn E::W YOHN ami LIVER. IT,
FOOL. calling al queenstown. - 49,
!ttSTHhbASIA%, MAi.TM
AhElio, pAI.MYEA,
CHINA, SAN.tRlA,
I1Ha. SIBERIA.
iibti-t ThltiFA.
JAVA, TRtPDIL.
'lnr o. iic lhnyr !ir.ti"uss ZION AIuil Steamers
are I'M ended To sail ~ follows:
Ff"ti liNcrioo! tor EcT YORK direct every SAT-
URnAY.
From l.iTrrruc lcaNing Il: Cork liarbou for
New iok VII insion every TUESDAY.
. from New York for Liverpool calling Il; Curi
llarho:l every THURSDAY.
Certificates issued To bring out Passengers from
anI ulr; at !'urnI'H ~ f,,nNst Hates.
Fci Eici"ii or Cabin Passage, apply TO
CttAS. g. FRANKLIN,
no Bowling Green, New York
For Storage Passage, apply to Trinity Suii.I.
ing, 40. III iiroi,iwny, New York, or To
WM. ROACH \ CO, Agents
nOyI | smy..nl0S In:,rirslon
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N:.'''.,, ''s.r' Sva.''::':..' >'err. >iv,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-09-25
NO MORE FOOLISHNESS

HSHOsE INDEBTED TO ME ARE, INFORM.
II ED that promises to pay don't "goo iany
longer. Patience is exhausted and MUST have
money. This isthe last Call and at the expiration
Of thirty days will put all unsettled accounts in
the hands Of lawyer for collection-surc
J.. GRADW0HL.
Albany, Aug. I, ls69-y4n9Im2,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-09-25

RATES OF ADVERTISING TER Nv IN; On
Column, 800 Half columa, $50 Quarts COLI
umn, $35.
Transient Advertisements per Square often lines
or less first insertion, 80 each subsequent inssr-
tion, 81.
A square Is one inch in space down the column
counting cuts, display lines blanks, &c., as solid
matter. No advertisement to be considered less
than q square, and alI fractions counted fuli
square. All advertisements inserted for less
period than three months to be regarded as tran
sient.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-09-25

WoMAN.-An exchange says, we can
always tell what sort of woman man
marries, by the way he treats the printer.
Ifhe gets common wife, he forgsts the
printer altogether. If he gets tolerably'
good wife, he will send in the notice Of his
marriage. If he gets very good one, he
will send the printer nice slice of cake
accompanying the notice. If he gets an
extra one, lie will send nice slice of cake
and bottle of wine with the notice.
And if he gets glorious, angelic crea-
tufe-all affection and goodness-he is
sure to send the printer nice lot Of
cake and wine and three dollars for Q
years subscription for the paper.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-09-25

"What little child p said a friend.-
"Ah!" replied Hood, '.his parents never
made much of him."
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-09-25

SANDER issuing from red and beautiful
lips are like spiders crawling from the
heart OF q rose
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-10-07
ia eYn1 oval
- A. EURG.H adsoa

asrena owed his Barber Shop to NosTe, Main st.
second door North OF j. BaIley's Grocery, which
building he has thoroughly renovated ndftted up
in the best possible manner. and where be will be
hapns to nTeet his old customers, all who require
his Services IN theart tonscrial. u 90l lr,o
Kepesha, June Il, 1853. 4 g. asa. 1y114- 1T =
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Try DR.. stafford's Stomach and Liver In
vigorator. The great Blood Purifier, the best
Health Restorer, and tf1e-most perfect Spring
and Summer medicine ever discovered, 1yS
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niirDoanit donrtte-aeCofh nn Of Ksnoaha.

Circuit Oourt-Gounty Of 'Kenosha.
The State ofsE seonsiI to Georg a. Young. =,
NTOB are hereby summoned and required to an
which will be fled in the Office of the Clerk of the
Circui. Court for Kenosha County, at his oficein
the city of2Kenoshas OF which, copyis herewith
swer on me at m y5ofices IN the city and county
of Kenosha and state of Wisconsin, within twenty
days after the service hereof exclusive of the day
Of such seryfces and If you fail to answer thelcom
plant as aforesaid the said Caroline NJ. Young
win apply 10 tiielGOqt for the relief demanded in
this complaint t"A-
ns7vS stysf4.-g MARK DRESSER
13 OF Kenosha, Wis, Pif7s Atty.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-17

DEATHS DURING FEBRCARY.-During VI
mouth of February there were 10 deatlL of
which s were males, II females; Is were
white and colorcd.
REorESrNG.-Thc rooms OF the Merchants
Exchange Of the town were rcopened yestcr-
day, and hereafter daily sales Of grain in
open market may be expected.
The GRAIN MARKET.-The water having
been turned on the canal the mills have all
commenced work, and the wheat market Is
brisk. Yesterday 1000 bushels were sold at
sl.75@2.l0.
STEAMERS ARRIvED.-Thc weekly steam
crs from New York and Philadelphia ar.
rived yesterday afternoon heavily freightcd
to District merchants.
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S, FEBRUARY 10, 1869,
District " Colum5fl, WdShnOion CauHtp, 10 Wn;
"a The case OF EDWARD NJ THURsToM Exeeu-
tflE OF MANY ASE BROWN, deceased, the ex-
eeutTix aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of
said, appointed TUEsDAY thS i6IL day u March,
d. lSo9; for the nnal settlemenl hld dis
and Of the assets In hand al lar as the same have
been been collected and turned into money whsn and
are notified to attend, with their claims properly
yGuShsd, or they may otherylss by Law BE- eK.
provided copy u this order be published once
week for three weeks in the NATIONAL RRPuBLi.
OAs previous to the said day, . ..
sBii!!wsw' 'A'' II s SsEiE y WI.
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Notices of Patents.
United STATES PATENT ogEIGE. -,

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" wAsuINuToS, D. c. Feb ~, lsGl.
On tho petition Of CwARtEs 4. DrRhiS. Of New
granted him on tho 2lI day Of May. ISIS, fIr an
Improvement in Sewing Marhincs;
II Is ordered that the said potitO DO heard at
this office the 81 dav Of May next Any person
may 'ppose this extension. Objections drnosi.
tun. aul other pipers should no filed Ia this Office
twenty days before the day q hearing.
ELISHA ROOTE,
f4Il5.Th7w COMMITS sioner of Patents.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-17

ABANDONED IsrANT.-At 900 o'clock last
evening officer Mcdonald found light mu-
latto child, apparently about a week old,
carefully dressed and wrapped up In new
shawl, lying on the pavement in trout of 81.
Vincent's Orphan Asylum, corner of Tenth
and g streets. He conveyed the child to the
Central guard-house, and II was by the Off
GERS there placed In the custody Of colored
woman named Catharlne Z. Tyler, who pro-
poses to adopt Il.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-17

= WA7HINNTNN, Do Feb 70, IsTl.
On the p'titiuR Of JACUB A. COSOvER, Of New
Huik, \ praying Tor the extension II patent
granted him on the u h day of My, 1855, for an
imprJyomeut in Marhiuc fIr Splitting Wood:
Is ordered that the said petition be heard at this
office On the I'd day VI May next Amy person
may Oppose this extension. Objections, depO-
sitiOn-. aud other papers should be llel In this
otice twenty days before the day Of hearing
ELISHA fOOTR,
fsb22-MIw CommisSinGor Of Patents
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-17

FIRE YEsTERDAr.-A small frame build
ing attached to the coal office Of T. J. Bar
clay, on Pennsylvania avenue, between Sew
entecnth and Eighteenth streets, was nearly
destroyed by fire yesterday with a loss Of
bout SlOO. The fire department were on the
ground, but owing to the close proximity of
the steamer Hibernia, the flames were OK
tiuguishcd before they arrived.
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- WAsHlSGrOS, d. G. Feb, 10, 1850.
On tho rtt!on II ROM CrsHNAS, Of PAwtucket,
Rhud' Stand, praying for the extension OF patent
imrravrmeut In Stop Motion for Knitting Ma
ShIuus:
II j. ordered that the said petition be heard at
this ulicn gu the 81 day uf May next. Auy per
may oppose this extension. Objections, de.
pIsitJu., aud other papers should be hlsd In this
plicr tw'uiy days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA FONTE,
fsb2j.Th3w Commissioner Of Patents
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-17

THE NATIONAL FAIR ASSOCIATION an
nounccs in our advertising columns Its
spring races, which commences on the 10Th
Of May. The races will last two weeks, and
an interesting time Is anticipated.
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rrl3.w.


2 WAsHlNWTON, D g, Feb. II, 1909.
on the pct. tiuu Of WILLIAM BUYD aud WILLIAM
Y. BOYD, Of Mansfield. Ma.,achu,ettS, praying for
an extension " u patent granted to them the
Hth day, Of June, 1855, for an Improvement in
Birdie wlukrrs:
Il isuIdrrul that SAID petition be heard at this
OtlcI on the Slst day " May next ANY Per.
son may oppose this eNtens on. ObleCtinns, de.
pusliDns, aud other papers, should be hed In this
Office twoHty DAYS before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA FOOTE,
frh2O-S3w Commissioner Of Patents.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-17

MEssRs. Owen & PuGH, at the owen
House, have just received large assortment
Of new and choice spring goods for gentle.
mems wear. Everything In the way OF gen.
tary, naval or civil service can be found at
this popular establishment.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-17

y WAsHINUTOS, D, @, FEB g. 1872
On the petition Of JOHS NJ. HECK, Of Hoiy0ke,
Massac huset4, praying tor the extension Of patent
granted to him on the 18th day OF May, lSj5, 70
An Improvement in Dressing Sewing Thread
i /, ordered that the said petition be heard at this
0tice "a tho 25th dayof April next. Any person
may oppose this extension ObiectInns depnsi-
uOus, aud other papers, should be hled In this
1hcs twenty days before the day Of bearing.
ELISHA FOOTE,
frl7- W3w CommissioneT Of Patents
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Railsback have formed II
class for the instruction Of the many Chinese
found in this city. The place of meeting Is
at the House Of Industry at Five Points,
where they meet every night, without OK
pcnsc, aud are taught to read English.
Thlrty-hvc names have been enrolled. A
Chinese woman, who was partially educated
ut mission in Hong Kong, and now keeps
II boarding house here, is very servlcCablc as
Interpreter, She speaks and reads English
very well, and has Bible in Chinese which
she reads aloud on Sunday and many come
TO hear II. Most of the Chinese seem In
dustriOus, economical, clearly, and eager to
learn our habits and language, and when
once understanding these, they have Capac-
ity to become useful men. The great num-
Der who are destined soon to be citizens of
our country renders them Il very important
element, worthy Of earnest missionary labor.
They are active, thinking mcui and If left
to themselves, or to the class of people with
which their poverty COmpcs them TO min
gle, they will become giant- in the army of
shy. Y. Post.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-17

\ New CITY PAsToR.-Rev. A. Flanders
steele has been added to the list of city pas
tors, he having accepted the rcctorshlp of
st. Marks memorial chapel, located on
South \ street, near Second street, which
place of worship has been established by
congregation consisting principally of late
attendants Of Christ church, Navy Yard.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-17

= WA1HI NUTnN, U, 9. , fnb ", I5d4.
Gu the petition u JOms TYLER. pf West Lebanon,
New Hampshire, praying for The extension Of a
"a ent granted him on the 2ll day Of MAY, 1915.
Il is urirrrd that sail petition be- heard at this
'0af' "n the 81 day Oi May next. Any person
may tDNlr.'' thi, rStau..ul. objections, dppOsi-
uuu- al HtarT U1p"r, sllrull be hled 10 this office
twenty day, hafgr IT, lay II hearing.
rh'I Th3t CnrnmI..i"nar Of Patents