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A DELICATE DUN.-This is the way til

A DELICATE DUN.-This is the way the
West Chester Je6ersonian talks to his delin-
quent "patrons" on money matters:
We don't want any money; but we know
some people who are desperately in want of
it, and the worst of it is, we have got to
raise it for them some how. Now, how is
that to be done9 Can any of our subscribers
who are in arrears, or those indebted for adj
vertising, ETC., devise plan9 If they can
we shall be happy to hear from them.
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Here is boys composition on The
Horse" 1.-THE Horse is the most useful
animal in the world. So is the Cow.
once had thirteen Ducks and two was
brakes and Skunk killed One. He smell
orful. l know Boy which had chick.
ems but His father would not let him rails
Them, so he got mad and so he boared 9
hole in his mothers Wash tub. wish
had Horse-a horse weighs 1000 pounds.
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When Jonah was thrown inlo the sea,
he wrote to his father that he thought
there was an opening for him to go into
the oil business. In his next letter he
wrote, he said he had been sucked in,
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THE ORIGIN OF MOSQUITOES.

The Red River Indians have curious
legend respecting the origin of mosquitoes
Ihey say that once upon time there was
q famine, and the Indians could get no
game. Hundreds had died from hunger
and desolation filled the whole country
All kinds of offerings were made to the
Great Spirit without avail, till one day
two hunters came upon white wolverine,
a very rare animal. Upon shooting the
white wolverine, an old woman sprang out
of the skin, and, saying that she was Man
itou, promised to go and live with the In
dians, promising them plenty of game as
long as they treated her well, and gave her
be brought in. The two Indians assented
to this, and took the old woman with
them, which event was Immediately sue
ceeded by an abundance of game. When
the sharpness of the famine had passed in
the prosperity which the old woman had
brought to the tribe, the Indians became
dainty in their appetites, and complained
of the manner in which the old woman
took to herselfall the choice bits and this
feeling became so intense that. notwith
standing her warning that if they violat-
ed their promise terrible calamity would
come upon the Indians, they one day kill.
ed her as she was Selling her share of fat
reindeer which the hunters had brought
in. Great CONSERVATION Immediately
struck the witnesses of the deed, and the
Indians, to escape the predicted calamity,
boldly struck their tents and moved away
to great distance. Time passed on with
out any catastrophe occurring, and, game
becoming more plentiful, the Indians again
began to laugh at their being deceived by
the old woman. Finally hunting party
on long chase of a reindeer, which had
led them back to the spot where the old
woman was killed, came upon her skeleton,
and one of them in derision kicked the
skull with his foot. In an instant small,
sp raj, vapor-like body arose from the eyes
and ears of the skull, which proved to be
insects, that attacked the hunters with
great fury, and drove them to the river for
protection. The skull continued to pour
out Its little stream, and the air became
full of avengers of the old woman's death.
The hunters, upon returning to camp,
found all the Indians suffering terribly
from the plague, and ever since that time
the Indians have been punished by the
mosquitoes for their wickedness to their
preserver, the Manitou.
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When Horace Greeley took his famous
trip to Lawrence City, Kansas, he stopped
for the night at the best hotel in the place.
He was received with great deal of admi-
ration, which he took very philosophically,
and in due course of time was requested
to honor the register with his name. In
the act of adjoining the page with speci-
men of his chirography, a bedbug with a
remarkable knowing look about it ran past
his hand. The venerable philosopher OBJ
served it calmly for a moment, and then
turning to the astonishcd landlord ex-
claimed:
"Well, I've been bitten by st. Joe fieas,
bled by Kansas City spiders, dined off by
Washington mosquitoes, and interviewed
by New York graybacks, but I'll be hanged
if ever was in place before where the
bedbugs looked over the hotel register to
find out where my room was"
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Beautiful Steel Plates,

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GoDEY'S INVALUABLE RECEIPTS
upon every subject for the B1udor Nursery, Kitchen
House. and Laundry
TINTED ENGRAyINGs-Thisis a series of engrav.
ings that no one has attempted but ourselves. They
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LADIES FANCY WORK DEPARTMENT-som of
the designs in this department printed In coors in
style unequalled.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADyER Users.

AAtsEMENrs-sEcosp PAsE-Foarsh. hf'h and AKIN
sD
~ ''issS Io6dSa sfs@' PAGE
s$SH EsFsFa FOR
Bussss pAar-7hrd and
sgslSSGssss sS'ess rAsnss,a e;!unn
asD ia ssi COL
zsS sss%
coAsTWisE sTEAMsHIPs-FInsr PAcr-Fifh and Sixth
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,arlesr PAer-rhird column.
ShE SSTNs
pWElS 5Gsls r ET sc avn
FuRsIsiiEb-Slsru PAaE~Tiri and fourth col.
soa
sSs sAhALsrsosD fssntSasse esi%a sS'a%n
rHEscn e"P
HELP wANTEp-MALEs-Tw PAer-r,rs. and
HELff f''iSi sSSTEppm'FEMALEs-EIrvrsru pAor-rlnh
HORSE 't1 c&ssIaGHs, acrIasr rAsr-second and
sssSs
,SssET Gy Sy AND npn
SEN krHL ESTATE FOX sALE-TwrLrTn PAcE-
LECTURE s1sAsoS-srecsn rAsr;-stxsA column.
LOST AND Fol ND FIRST PAGE-Siyth column.
MACHINERY Y--SEUoND PAGE-Thrd column.
MARBLE MANTELS- -SEooNp PAGR--Siath column
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PAGE-Second column.
MEplCAIi-SFcOND PAGE--Second column.
MISCELLANEOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
Sixth column.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGv-Thrd column.
MUSIcAL-SECohD PAGE-Sixth column.
NEW PURLlCATlONS-NINTu PAGE-Fourth column.
IERSONALS-Fi.sT PAGE First column.
PIANOFOkfES-SEcOND PAGE--Fifth column.
P0LfiChL-EIsTHPAG AGE-Fourth column.
PROIOSAlS SECOND PA9E-Fifth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
kl.NT-TwELFTH PAGE-Fourh, Fifth and sixth
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-TwRLrrH PAaR-sx,h
REAL ESTATE WANTED--TwELrTu PAGR-Sxth column
KEWAKDS--FiRsr PAGE-Sixth column.
Rooms AND APARTMENTS TO LET NINTH PAGE
SIKH column.
SALES AT AUCrION-NISTu PAsE-Fifth and Sixth COL
" - " -
SITUATIONS wASTED-FEMALEs- ELEVENTH PAGE
- FIRST, second, third, fourth and Efh columns.
SlTUArlOAS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE
Sixth column
SPECIAL NoTIcEs-Frasr PAcR-First and second col.
SPORTING, DOGS, BIRDS, &C.-FInsr pAer-second
coiumn
sTAL1IONs FIRsT PAGE Second column.
THE TRADES-ELgyENTHP PAGE-Sixth column.
THE TURF-FIHsr PAGE--Second column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PL RPOSES- NINTH PAGE
Second and third columns
WANTED TO PuKCHASE-F -FIEsT PAGE-Fourth column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.-FiasT FACE Sixth column
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sPORTING-D0GS, BIRDS. &c.
LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
IA sae--Medclnes for all diseases. Prepared food for
knocking birds, at b. poVEYS No Greene street, corner
OF Canal.
n. Blades attended by Mrs. Doyey.
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So sale., sAhE ONE n E. Or THE FINEST
la hands high; black points; never had days training
can show 80 ga very gente warranted sound kind and
without biemish; sired by Krkwood, who trotted
so on The lss Of Aasus last hh heat dam
by New York Black Hawk he by Andrew jackson; by
imported Basaaw; Ploughboy's dam, uong Rell
Ringer, by Bell Founder; kirkwoods dam indian Maid,
dam BY young Messengsr lie by imported Messenger show
de4 broadway. New York, or Paterson, y. ].
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

DOR sALE-AN ELEGANT BLACK MARE, l5k HANDS
high, years old perfectly sound, kind aud gentle Ap-
ply at RyERsoN & BROWNS. Threeaih sreet and Uni-
versity place.
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cOAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

E'oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
aa.r,,, H.. LAO Sfemwcl steamship Line.
p's' 10 Nefia rtss At O'clock r. ~, ~ isR
"isynu. . nnoMMELl, CAPTAIN tspp........ Msr'h ID
ies ~ fsselvea day Incpgh rass gwen for GAivsst
naon fasssss Sso ,setaEe sai Forpss.sse freight
Apply 70 -. D. CROMWELL CO., s. West street
TOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROUTE
Tho Florida Rallroat Company wsA desrsch ths frat
class steamer MEkCEpiLA, Captain Salkey, On saturiay
March H. from per 2a North river Cargo delivered with
out ligh.crasc At Mobile.
Passage to Fernnndus, go
For freight or passage Apply to
J. +. PATTERSON, Agent, II; West street. 4
LNOR CHARLESTON :. c., THE FLORIDA PORTS
II the South and Southwes.--The New YORK ana SSu,n
Carolina Steamship Compsnys hrs, class sdewhce
shp SOUTH CAROLINA, Captain :. Adkins, rhurstay
March TO- at r. NJ. sailing from Pier No. North river
Superior accommodations for passengers
Through tickets and ts Of adng issuei IN con-
necon with the South Carolina Railroad to s points South
and Southwest and with ste to Florida ports.
The steamer CHAMPION viii follow and sail Saturday
HENRY Il. MORGAN a. co. Agents.
26 Broadway.
EoR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
T. Old Dominion Steamship Company.
Steamships OF this line leave pier 81 North river foo: of
Ecacb street.
For Norrolk City roip. aua Rchmond every TUESDAY.
Thursday and Saturday n. r. ~. cenneen. with the Viz
rnia and Tennessee Air hns tho Inland Air hnc
Petersburg and Weldon railroads. chesapeake Ohio RAFT
roads, ana Richmond and Dahvr railroads. Tnrvuxh pas
senser tckets and hrouh bills oi In ny reigei ra.,
al. points South and Southwest.
Apply Ut oice on piar 81 or 10
n. L. MocRFADY, President
lsi Greenwich street, corner ot Dey.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED-AN ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN AS PART
ner with $4,000 10 SO 900 cash capital 10 engage IN
commission business The party mus be fu.y acquainted
wn sns market OF this place snd OF ne nror. o. sasony
ere positively required Address, with particulars, box $40
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~
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE PARTNER.
IN ship lately existing between Charles Ro,isse
rice NJ Berg, of the city of New York, the
Kosscl Berg dissolved the 9th day March, 1870
by mutual consent.
Charles Rousel Is authorized to all and from
said firm. q. ROUSSEL.
MAURICE NJ. BERG
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ESTABLISHED, PAYING. FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY
IL Ice Cream, Confectionery aud Oyster Sa,oon in BROOK
lyn, 70 rent rst second floors well furnished; Fixtures
cuting iorsc and Wason for sale at onehird cost pro-
dodgers. Inquire ei 21S Broadway room No. =.
~ WARREN
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IA. PREVIOUS To REMOVAL
We o!er great Inducements TO purchasers
during the remainder Of our lease
In cur extensive assortment of
frat class Carriages,
embracing every description Of
family and pleasure vehicle.
JAMES B. CONE l. CO.,
6sd Broadway
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BUSINESS Opportunities.

A HALF INTEREST FOR SALEM AN EsTAB
n ished. lucrative cash business; competition and nj
profit sales be made to amount: $4,000 vii
buy ii leaves the country. Address G. E. ca Herat
Office.
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STALLIONs.

RABIAN STALLION FOR sAIE.-THE PURE
~ Arabian Hcrse SAIL for sale terms az
his present owner has for him. To will
most valuable sc1nis'on The following pedigree gives
10 bis S
SAID also spelled sayed given by groom Nubar
Pasha Minister 10 France from Egypt oaed on the 2h
Of March, l At the stables of Eubar Pnsha His sire was
The famous the properly of Abdul Mcdd Saids
dam was obian the property OF Nbar Pasha and the
scendant Of TIE celebrated Janzcsr WHICH eaped the
walls with the last Mameuks Bev when fleeing from
Mahomed All In 1879 Therefore, Sail cross between the
edd breed on The mothers side and the Anassh
the side Of KhorassaE
durancr and speed In the Abysnian wa being ridden con-
staniy By an oncef during that campaign.
said VIII be exchanged for fast and improving young
trung horse.
of Wi.kea' a he - - -
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Isr AVENUE PAvEMENT.-A MEETING OF THE
properly owners Interested in the FRS. avenue pare
nehs VIII DO held Thursday, March 10, 1870 O'Clock
l. NJ, at "a First avenue, corner OF Filth streei
Z. b. Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE LADIES' PHYSIOLOGICAL, AND SANITARY IN
sutule will hold its next regular meeting at the Mott
Memorial Rooms ~ Madison avenue, Thursday March To-
at half three T. NJ. Lecturer, Or. John g. Grisco
snbect-RelaoBs OF Air and Light Ladies' interested
invited TO attend. DR.. ANNA DENSMORE, President
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-23

w - 7. NAAaAa Wv
Eve stlll llvo,- the Sunday sas-otte ieebB criet
(rhs announeonsnt has taton ~ AZ BY .arpt'.Sin
for wo knew a wps gstngs tno, gnne hut VS. H
10 help ~ siset. tor NE msJrsit5' b'wen
1--WE AN i've. y although we've been aehsi "n"
C,,, .,,1,ilti,, ri,luired q rood Bowen pills 4,
sf,A T., - m, ovcnenL you'vu onB 70 leoI
f66 noso how they've changed us-Dra Bowen an"
n Cock
~, ,,,.ntyays hundred was all vo e,uii weigh,
tia 1900. A. AsHsssf' We boast Of today
~ .,.,,,s,s Increase Whist y beautlful thinf,
When ssasriallg sich, obs In The "dnE'
I'VE .tlil llye,- C'an hope u NO aie IN dsspaisll
Thst our dear Doctor Bowen WIN tho nskt mayor
NV We hereby announoe, and without hsaitation.
That hsp splendid 70 phy-ie a fuii earporAaion'
I'VE stu nvs- spd for moaih, have bssa pofiee'l'
quiet. ID. a4s. b.. ~ .
WIN % 300 and no patronage. 70 9hoarh, We would
diet
Have lived on. ain hoping. eou,entsd with this.
To expire with Bowen, and Ash notfur niles
I'VE suI ive.r and mann lrne star will set
E'et N be huahed into silence the auRiav Garsiis
with our sreriggti hoasand ven reach The ~ lav
renee. -
Aud Inc sarpiu. voTl ssud-vs'u ssad back 10 F'pr
ence.
ave stiii iiveir Oh, 1lfo, what heayenlI booni
Tlonah bat short tho drratlon thrst Hondy IN June
Rut ti thcn saylos ,. ~, we'll cling fondb 70 you,
And shicld and protect thee or perish then' too
~ sin liveir statesman fast sinking. once cried,
The last words he uttered; soon after he Died,
lie had caught the last gioam Of fea STAR AZ u set
And thus. zoo, n arpirs Tho Ssntap Gassfis.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-23

TmE PoPULAR ToNIo or THE AGE.-The
day has gone by when n medicine without
merit could command and retain the con-
fdcnce Of the world Advertising induces
the public TO try many things, hut IN tliis
shrewd and thoughtful age, words VIII not
suffice without proofs, and Il Is by the eNer-
else Of their private Judgment, men deter
mine the relative value of the various articles
recommended to their notice through the
business columns Of newspapers. llosteilers
Stomach Bittcrs has now been subjected 10
this searching ordeal for more than eighteen
years, aud the result l. that Il stands az the
head Of the class Of remedies TO which II be-
longs. Il has dlstanced and lived down hi-
Vulnerable competitions, and Is to-day the
Standard Vegetable Tonic OF the western
world. The happy effects which have followed
liz use In cases Of dyspepsia, bllllousness,
nervous affections, intermittent fcvers and
general debility, and as a constitutional In
ylgarnnt, have entitled Il to universal conf
dencc Nothing can ever shake lta rcputa-
tion, for II Il based on the individual expert
enccs OF tens Of thousands OF Witnesses, en-
braclng prominent and well-known citizcns OF
every profession, occupation and class. There
Ia not a city, town or settlement, in the United
States where 1t Is not medical staple. No
druggist or general dealer would consider his
stock complete without IT, and the returns OF
the interal revenue department show that it,
sales exceed those Of any other proprietary re-
storativc manufactured on this side Of the AZ
lantlc. The beneficial results derived during
a long series Of years from the use Of lIos-
letters Blttcr, have convinced the whole
community that the only true way to restore
to health a broken down or dcbllitated sys-
tom, or 10 put the human body on It's defence
when exposed 10 unwhOlcsOmo Influence l. to
1lpiyordte, reguidie and purity Il at oGe aud
the same time. .' iI. ~ cost
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-23

SUBURBAN PRoPEnTI AT AUcTIoN-ws would cali
Tho attention Of the puddle 10 tho sale By Molsrs Goo.
por lAtimer at thaT auction rooms today, at u
O'Clock o highly valuable suburban property. sllaa.
ted about mile romtho clty beautifully located aud
having magnificent visW Of the Capital aud surround
Inc eoanty, being portion OF tract Of land known
Metropolis View.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-23

hay STATE COsctAyF. No. 1, HEPTASoIla, Of q.
". NJ, was Instituted In tho city Of BOSTON, Mas
Tuesday night last, with ovo prospect Of becoming
great success. We understand that this oonelAse,
efforts Of the supreme Ephor Of the District Of Cola.
Ida The order Is daily growing more In favor With cit,
iEens Of tho District, and long viii nnk hsh
among our beneficial orders.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-23

LIMITED STATES PATIENT oEFIQE,
~ WAmuNurON, ID o., May 2 lHlu
y, y, and kDUAH 4 EiIa, q ffeInqnt, y, ", prAy,
ias loo tU extension OF patent granted 10 them on
the ~ day OF August, lad, for An improvement In 10
tan knitting Mhehinos
II i ordered that ne toalnog 10 the ease DO olosod
90 tho bth dAy Of July nent that the time Tor nlinH
Argamonta and the kEhmnefh rupart DO limited % the
18th DAY III july neat aud that aid pet1n 10 haand
90 the Auth day OF July uo1t H. -.HH
Any person may Oppose this extension.
bAMukL - HiHIIEH d.
fnyhMiW Commissioner 81 paleuia
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-23

BALE oF on. PAisINoA, a large aud splondld oil
leation OF oil pantnEs which have beon selected With
great care, and on the most favorable oQoaniona Ia
Franco and Germany, and impaired from Kurops dur
ing the past year, are arranged for exhibition al
the rooms u hoazrs Cooper IAtimer southwest cor
ner Of PennsyyaniA avenuo and Eleventh street The
rullucon oonpTines valuable original pictures y emil
mont living Ar-ts aud lne copies Of Of the most
celebrated pictures b tho old masters, Ia tbs
galleries u karopo tho whole forming II 10 believed
one of tho best oolleotans offered In this city.
There win be pae sale Of ibis collection on TotdsJ
and "Wednesday EVENING", MAy u aud Is to commence
At7o O'Clock, under tho direoton Of Messrs Cooper
lAtiIner. The gallery viii be oponsd daily to lAds.
and gentisnon from O'Clock, n., 10 D. m and from
tOs In the evening. until the time u sale.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-23

net Fog SIINNER. :. Gent's Furnishing
Goods for the million, and cheaper tnnn ever,
yizi Undenshlrts and Drawers, 81, 80, 60 and
75 cents. White shirts, 10 md ~ cents, -
aud s1.95. Asplendid article, all-llnen bosom,
warranted, ~ and eco handkerchief,
already hemmed l5cents. Good Socks, three
pair for % cents. Excellent Paper COllRrs,
clOth-lined button-holes, 10 cents per box. The
hert PaDer Cuffs, 3 cents pair, or so cents pet
dozen; aIid iii otncT g6Ods' al Gsl1sny fCw
prices Call and convince yourselves. FsANc
Il GOLDMAN, No. 400 Seventh street, between
d and L, and Marble Hall, No. COZ seventh
street, Opposite Patent Office.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-23

fnorOHED REruhLICAH MGETEa IN PnmCT
GEohaE OoUNrH,-A grand Republican meeting ID
Announced 10 take place duhaE the hrst week IN June
tho grounds Of Clsmsnt Hnl, oaq., AArlbnro,
The white and eolorcd citlEons will be addressed b.
uullknoWn 6peakeu.