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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-22
CLOUDS CORDIAL,

L the especiai uanacra for all Inc ills
# Womao. Pale cheeks. sunkeu
ey. s. log spirirs. wasting form. vi. II
o It's 10 g'c p"Wer; and health aud
cheerful life and robust body sFe the
result.
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sew York Gold and stock aarke,.

D AILV5I oFfa'I INV LUsLAt OCb %
MONEY Market easy at sac per cent.
STERLIEG-U nsettled at SSd8z6
GoLD-Firmer but dull; opened at l2K
fell to 121z. and closed at l3c Borrowine
rates 81 TO fiat carrying rates per cent
Clearanees. s67 100000.
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CLOuD,S CORDTAL
CLOUDS COPDTAL

Can not be used as Beverage. Il is
q trLe Medical Preparation.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsEERs.-The follow
ing transfers OF Real Estate were made
during the week, ending October 81
as appears IS the County Auditors Re
cords:
George Berndzsn to Bernard Rohol. I,o.
II. in Book 4, Northern enlargement Tor
Herman Johann to Geo Harms. Lot 70
Block 50, Hiedlebach & Elsas's EnISrSs- :
Mary a. Walker to gatharine Buechel
Lot 4. Subdivision !, 2, 8, 4, 5, and g, RlocE
4, stoekWelPs Enlargement, for $1,000.
GarviD, Hosmer q Brush to Thos. Cum
ningharn, Lots l and 2, Subdivision 2
Block l45, Lamasco, for 500.
Emily Sharpe, ct al, to II. 4. Cum minis,
Lot g. Block 10, Shapes Enlargement, for
1910.
Xavier Oehsner to Barbara Schanck, Lot
4, and ten feet of Lot 5, in Block IL, stock
wells Enlargement, for 81, 600.
WI. Bacon & Co. 10 K. q. Ragon, Lot 10
and adjoining half of 0, and Lot n aud adj
Joining half OF q, Listers SubdiVfsiOp
Upper Enlargement, for 81. 500
Robert Hui, Administrator, to A Mar.
CONNER eest one-thtrd southeast Quarter
20 D 10 also. e by l69 rods, part OF rs, 8, To-
Eliza J Bell to Helfrlcn Rechtin. Lot
z, BLOCK 10 Northeastern Enlargement tor
tZ,209.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-22

Buy your School Books and School
Stationery of Fish & Barter. They
have the most complete. best and
cheapest in the city. aug31-tf.
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BROOM CORN.-Martin, Gardner 81
Co., have from % to 80 tons of Broom
Corn on hand, aud will be glad to
suppIythe demand of broom manu-
factureTs. eeptl4-tf
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"SpALD1Na's GLUE" viii just suit
YOU. oct18-d3t. cod
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SATURDAY, OOTOBER "a, Il
CIT V N q Ws .

Rev. L. B. CARPENrER will preach
in Trinity NJ Il. Church Tomorrow
evening.
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GALVESTON Mayket
Savannah Marker.

By telegraph GALvEsTrsS. Oct. q
CCTToS-pull and nominal; good ordt-
nary l3c; sales 1900 bales.
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ca e RIAGaS.

j. z. GRszE. z. L. aRzEN
y. 81 - E5EER 81 co,
0ARRlAds MANUFACTURERS s
Transfer Ornaments st Cincinnati eeK1e Z
kain .Sire5t, bet. fEith and iSf!gth.
..,t .t<srsm EvAEsylLLE. IEo
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IstFe only Popular Medicine of iss
Fl S. O. mp uuded uLoI Scientific
Piiucip es.
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ne Courls.

s.ACUTf C0yRT-Hoas. James g..
Jones presiding.-The case of Craw-
ford County Is. the N. A. & St. Louis
Railroad Company, contested
election case, occupied most of the
day yesterday. The only other case
that came up was Rosina Foley rsrsus
Michael Foley, in which divorce was
granted the plaintiff on the ground eff
abandonment.
CRIMINAL COURT. - Hon. Il. Il.
Robinson presiding. = The case Of
the State Us. Fred. Oberkinder for the
murder Of Valentine Arnold was on
trial all day and was given TO the jury
late in the afternoon.
The evidence was to the effect that
Arnold and Oberkinder had been in
apparently angry converse. when
Oberkinder entered MS own yard,
still angrily talking to Arnold, when
after some apparently defiant Ian
guage on both sides. Oberkinder
came out again. was pushed by Ar
mold, and struck him in return, when
Arnold walked short distance. said
he was dying. aud sank to tho pave
ment and died,
The evidence ss 10 the nature Of
che wound, which has been published,
vas also given.
Up to midnight the jury had re-
turned no verdict.
RECoRDER's CoURT. = NJ Va
ard, Esq, presiding.-A teacher OF
the young idea" oveTskot his mark,
and went to prison for want of Sc "a
wherewith to liquidate for drunk.
John Carroll, who roamed through
Independence on Thursday night
seeking a fight, was soothed by OFF,
Ger Haddlesey, who took him to the
lock up, where he will remain 10 de-
fault of Sc soto pay a FIRE with.
am Hays vas locked up to keep
him cut Of the way of several Goa
nauohtmen, whom he said were try
Ing 10 kill him for being a COrkonian
Several Corkcniars wanted to XII
him for being Connaughtman, Will
all the "far downs = in the countr.
were anxious to take his life for ;
bloody TIP" Capt. Griffith looke'
in vain for the Connaught Rangers
they existed only in the deliriou
brain of poor Tom" He gees t.
the Aims House.
The only item afforded by the Jus
tees was an insignificant provoke
case, between a couple of women, be
fore Justice Emery.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-22

The Natchs y time TO Natchez from New
Orleans, was SeUcqt Dll7ufeS and thirty ire
seconds less than that MADE by the Robt.
E. Lee. Ii VIII be observed that the Lee,
however, gained on the Natehez time up
to Bayou sara eight minutes and thirty
seconds. 'lere II Is reported the Lees fuel
was exhausted. The Lee also encountered
a gale o. Sind at College Point 10 Natchez
The thermometer fell 20 within twelve
hours; mercury 569. AS the matter now
stands, the Natchez is entitled to the horns
OF the PrIacess, recently won by the Lee,
having made the quickest time to
n at, heZ.
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CLOUD sGORDTAL

Has cured thousands, and tie testi
mopy Is on record.
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Beats Leaving TO.aay,

For CLAEKsvILLE.-The excellent W
water steamer Alpha, not being able TO
complete her engagements last evening,
will leave positively at noon 10 day, in
charge OF those popular and obliging eff.
GERS. Captain T.G. RyInan and viii r..
Graeey. Shippers for Cumberland River
viii take notice, and have freight down
promptly.
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MauEfrsfr.

Manifest o. steamer West wind rom
Cairo, Ost 81:
Jsquess. Hadspeta & Co, box jeans:
Maczey. NiS0et Is Co, box jeans; q
Ri, bbiS oranges; SsOcKWell q Co, IL pkgs
hides, / bag feathers; Minor & Dallam,
box boots; MIR English, washing ma
chine; Shuttle, Truman & Co, 2 cast
wheels; q w French. 2 powder sa les box
mdse: r r Agent, pigs tubs &c; F FeEch-
er, 10 bbis apples.
RESuIPPING-
Rome, Indie pigs plumber.
New AIbany-3 bags wool, 2 trunks nsdse;
l6 pkgs lathe machine, etc.
LoulsvlIle-25 boxes wine, 30 half bales of
N OSS-
CfnciHnatI-l bex ndse
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LEGAL NOTICES.


the late Joshua walker, Wakefield, IN ne county Of
York England, gentleman deceased-Gervase Walker son
Canada In 1852 and who last heard Of from Guelph
Toronto, req uested TO communicate with STEWART
Information respecting said walker sasfac
tory proof of his DEATH will be remunerated for their trouble
WAKEFIELD. June y, 1870
DURsUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE COURT OF
&. ne S 81 A III Of e. ss VIII
quest Of The said WIN contsned and the proceeds
queahsd and in Of Of the 10Th and lith
Victoria entitled San ac! for better securing trust funds and
ohancsry Of Iancassr act 1885, and II he mater Of tho
Court Of. Chancery Of Lancastsr, act 1854 sum u
led afhs account q the share Of the ssssssoss estate
e Esis ssss; q
May s S's IL % .sis 3 James as mi D:sS
sss ::
.s. SAID al s
No Fox street Preston the said County Paine or ia
Ssn he $ De e m.
ber 1870 ct II O'CLOCK in the forenoon for hearing
The said ysnss Fhiipsoc va SseEmh ana resided 81
Bsahwaite Green near Kendall the county OF Westmors
E :sa J. s %a wsa 2 sss s Il
sss About he month q Iarcs D o. APRIL s iS VIE
family to follow him to New YORK, and stating
United States q Amsrcs Sine. iAs year sidins.
3osEPM 6ATTERXIit. D aa Registrar R. W. AS
Aossrs, Arnold and Moser, Of Kendall Solicitors.
PRESTON, LANCASHIRE, England. June H. 1870
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MILINPRy Am n,RRssMAKING.

~ atest shsnss ana verv beoe ming also the nautical
English Hat only TO be had at dms. DE LACyS, 5s2S
Broadwav near Nlas1enth sksso1.
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TUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE CON
Isss
Hp &.
ssy e. sssn to- ssa sy
@ .aa and u.s SS or
tract hereinafter provided and 70 convey there
sa ~ 'Ss
: aSs 'srse III ;Sss III
race :sI o'0aEs ' East a0Sf Harlem ' rsvsr s
dasSs
A T H he and foqs ss s
ad SS wS n & G
minus Of said Tsuh avenue together with necessary
n.son. xSsrs1l
avenues route or routes said road 70 completed within
and
:: ss s1s % nnd
Of sales At auction and the corporation who shall
s Or %
COMMISSIONER certificate that he they enttc
10 e
E my r. sSs Ss Esa
~: g saSas e ss s y ss n ss
Ss hat e S ss y
csng csrcate shall within two years finish and com
sSss ~
proceedings from completing and constructing same the
time for which they restrained shall not DO deemed OF
part OF the time within which the BE-
copetsd But the Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund are
and *. The K. reject :s s az
So and oer the franchise for sale again. copy OF the a
procured q the Finance Department Datsd New York.
A. 0AKEY HALL. Mayor.
JOHN j. BRADLEY, Chamberlain.
JOHN X. HACKETT, Recorder.
JOHN MOORE, Chairman Fnancs cqmmisses, Rosd Of
NICHOLAS HAUGHTON. Chairman Finance Committee,
hoard OF Assistant Aldermen.
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A ARON CRIsTALAR CO., 400 BROADWAY, OFFER
"A private sale 81 % per cent bsow wholesale prices,
PAKLOR. CHAABER, Library AND DINING ROOM
FURNITURE; PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, CARPETS.
MIRRORS &C., &C.
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A RCH JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
IA Once and saesrooms Nassau street, opposite the
Post oGce.
LARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
NJ Continuation OF Wednesdays sale.
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL will sell Saturday ct
large assortment Household Furniture. Carpets Beds,
Bedding Paror Suits Mirrors, Sofa Bedseads, Once Furn
ture, &c.
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A UCrIoN. AUCTION. AUCTION
"A Over 90 lots and over 81, 900 worth
at pubic auction 10 the highest bidder,
on THIS DAY (FRIDAY), July 3, Of l0k O'Clock,

At Che large i've story residonce II Ienlh sreet,
Magnificent four round corner rosewood octave Piano
eight rich Paror Sus covered with br0cate striped
and plain reps haircoth Pier and Oval Mirrors Broca
tel Reps and Lace Curtains; magnificent Oh Paintings
rose Etagsres Tables Bookcs:s Writing Desk u rose
Sofas Chairs Lounges sdeboard Extension Table, Dining
Chairs GLASS; China, Silver Ware Cutlery &C. Responsible
reasonable charges. e. NICHOLS. AuotfonSsr
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TAooB BooAsT, AyoTIoNEEK

Il ~
81 SATURDAY. JULY O.
Mar.hals SALE al l0x O'clock At the auction No
North William street. Large assortmen OF hne Household
and Cabinet Furniture consisting OF black Bookoass
back walnut PAror suts In striped do. Paror Suit Ia
musn black wslnu Dssk marble top centre extension
black walnut and mahogany Bedsteads Bureaus wasn.
Stand, Hair haresse, Looking Glasses PAntings Engrav
Lounges Sofas 10 Show Cases. Stoves Side Fxturea,
With drayers and sashes; Counters fancy Clocks, tive
FaAnos hoirtgern4ors, Brussels and Ingram Carpets
CHARLES r. WATTS, Marshall
:. =; aINDLE. AUcrIoNEER, WILL SELL AT LAKE
from t on Frla.y 9Th inst, Is Villa Pots, containing
VIDE such ~ csdsd streets from % ao feet
JOHN BYARD.
M ARsHAL's SALE OF WINES LIQUORS, FURNI
W tue, &C. his day Friday June g. at IL o'clock, NJ
NO. IL bowery % Caret 6U cases Brandes an Cor
dials a. Also large lot Of other Wines and Liquors,
hns rosewood Piano, 10. &c. " -'~S 800 'N''
A. AARoNs. City Marshal
MORTGAGE sALH--GEoR0E j. SMITH, AUCTION.
M eer-By virtue Of chattel mortgage VIII expose for
sale on Friday July 1870 At IL O'clock a. No te Eroome
street. a Billiard Table and Fixtures
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RARE CHANCE FOR IiOUsEKEEPERs.-MAGNI
"A 6oept PArQr Suit covered brooatsl $780, for
do &ot elegant BQokoass rosewood Pianofors cost
$780, for Qo vevst Csrle, harQustersC rosewood.
walnut Furniture; sacrtnce property family leaving city.
81 West Fifteenth street, near SIKH avenue.
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NFARsHAL's sALE.-THIs DAY, AT Q O'CLOCK AT
tarA e. u. SMITH, Marthsl
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8. wEINBERoRa, AucrroxEER.

L. BY 8. HERMAN 60.
WIN SELL this day July g. at II O'Clock, 81 No Ii Bowery
the entire large and well selected stock OF Wines Liquors.
Champagnes Cigars, kc comprising @ barres choice old
xxsn1cky Bourbon Mhsxsys e Bovsns, Bxby'. Wilson's,
Of Gin and Brandies sherry PORT and Cnet Wines Apple
Jack, New England Rum large lot OF Wines and Liquors In
casss baskets and demijohns, Marital Brandy, Gin, Bit
tss Jamaica Rum CIars5 Champagnss, Cigs, &C. also
lot Of Furniture Desks, DC.
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A UCTION SALE NJ. TAYLOR, AUCTIONEER.
"A magnificent Household Furniture
Furnished Ct cost q $2b0Qo

UCTION NOTICE.--R r. HAZELL, AUCTIONEER
"A THIS DAY FRIDAY), JULY 9,
al 10 o'clock. a. saiesroom, lle Chambers street,
Hardware, Cutlery, &C.,
in lots to suit city and country trade.
Also,
Files, shovels and Spades Agricultural Implements &C.
Also,
French Tin ned Ware, embracing full assortment Water
Coolers; 7,500 feet Rubber Tubing, &C., &c.
Catalogues on morning Of sale
,7l Il. T. HAZELL 4 CO..
Auctioneers, 1l6 Chambers street
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1OSEPH sHAoOOD, AUCTIONEER gALEROOM,
81 67 Eighth avenue win sell day (Friday) July 1870
a hafps ten o'clock. At No Mulberry stres, near Chat:
ham street. the Furniture Of private house, conssnR Of
Bedroom Suits PAror Suit Sofas Oicloths, Carpets,
Day Clock Looking Gasses Tables Chairs Pictures Blu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-08

TINE VERY BEST FRENCH, GERMAN AND SPANISH
brands Of Havana Cigars -
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DAwNBRoKER's SALE THIS DAY-BY JOHN MOB.
TIMER, II East Broadway, Of 400 lots Women's
Goods Bedding other Goods By order Of Hugh
NcAeeuan. Second
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(NOUNTRY BOARD AT FAIR HAVEN-TwO MINUTES
" walk landing, minutes stage depot at Red Bank
seven miles from Long Branch; can accommodate few
shade croqus grounds bathing, fishing, boating For
particulars Inquire Of JOHN REEVES Blocker and Thomp
son streets or address Q. STRA, Fair Haven, N. j.
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HENRY DREHER HoPsQN, AucTIoNEERs-kAR
contents Of Harness Makers shop; lot OF Tools Bits
dies Whips Harness. Leather, Brushse Traces Cor &c
also small lot Of Furniture Brussels Carpets &C. By order
Of Chris Flecke, City Msrshal,
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INVALID TO LOAN $500 FOR BOARD AND MEDICAL
treatment in country security given Address for par
fcula r.. Herald L 4 !.
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(yOUETRY BOARD wANTED-BY WIDOW LADY
and son taduit Staten Island preferred be
New York and by boat Address BOARD, box s,3ss New
York Post Office
Evening star., 1870-02-02
ALEXANDRIA.

EXCITING unconstitutional Kissam, a
nephew Of Mr.. John Hauxhurst, was sailing
about in batteau i'm the cove near his uncle's
saw-mill yesterday, and got beyond the shelter
of the shore, and the stuff northwest breeze
striking him drove his frail bark resistlessly
down the river. Mr.. Bagget started in a row
boat to his rescue, and came up with him a little
this side of Fort Foot fortunately just i'm time to
save him, for his batteau was half full of water,
and would have swamped as soon as it reached
the flats where the waves were chopped. He
was taken out nearly exhausted and brought
back.
The SUPPOSED MURDER.-George Dent and
George Wilson, the two colored men arrested
on the charge of completely in the supposed
murder of the late James Mckinley, have been
examined by Justice Beach, and the evidence
proved that the accused were in the party, one
OF whom struck the deceased, and that the con-
dition of the deceased, from the loss of blood
he sustained by reason of the blow, rendered
him peculiarly susceptible to the attack of the
disease of which he died. The accused were
recOmmitted for further examination.
LAND SALEs-Green & Wise, real estate
agents, sold within the past week the following
farms: 20 acres of land near Vienna Station. on
A, l.. & H. II. r., to John Rodgers, of New
York, for 81 ,425; q acres near Guilford Station,
on the same road, to John Topping, of Penn
sylvania, for 81 200; 100 acres between Bealton
Station and Warrenton, in FauGuier county, to
NJ. Mansfield, OF New York, for 81 900.
Evening star., 1870-02-02
GEORGETOWN.

LooR OUT FOR CLorHEs-LINEs.-A party Of
thieves have been making regular raids ON the
clothes-lines in the suburbs Of the town for the
past few months without being detected, but
this morning one of them, named John i.
Dadel, about Is years DID, was brought up with
round turn by DIR. Busey, who caught the
offender in the act of stripping his cothes-line,
and turned him over to the police authorities.
Justice Buckley doesn't know what TO do with
the prisoner, however, and says: " Oh, If we had
q House Of Correction!,
THE BOARD OF SCHOOL GUARDIANS held
their regular monthly meeting, but, besides the
auditing OF few bills of current expenses,
nothing was done beyond the consideration of
some questions proposed by the u. y. Congress
sional Committee, which will be found noticed
elsewhere.
SIXTH BUILDING AssoCIATloN.-Thet thirty
fifth monthly meeting Of this association was
held last evening at Lang's hotel, and forty
seven shares were retired at an average OF
S117.61.
THE REMEMBERING of the houses i'm Wash
ington has set our people to thinking whether a
change cannot be affected in that respect to
benefit their convenience, and tomorrow even
ing resolutions Will be offered in the Common
Council inquiring into the propriety Of i'm
mediate action in the premises.
THE REGISTRATION will close this evening at
O'Clock, and thus far the figures show the
white registered vote to be somewhat in advance
fthat of last year.
RIVER FRoNT.-Entered-Stea E. c.
Knight, johnson, New York, with freight for
District merchants.
Evening star., 1870-02-02

CoMMIrrKp FOR A HRARrxe.-Some weeks
ago the residence of Mrs. Davis, * street, near
the City Hall, was entered by burglar, Who
carried of lot Of silver-wsSe. The stolen
property was recovered shortly after by Detec-
tive McDevitt, and it was ascertained that An
gustus Bowie was the thief. and telegraphing
to the Eighth precinct, Ohicer Robinson ar
tiers. This morning Lieutenant SkippoR took
him before Justice Walter, who comnitted him
for further hearing.
Evening star., 1870-02-02
nR. KIERSTEADY
u UNRlVALLED REMEDY.
THE KING(0FSALL PAIN.
THE GREAT INTERNAL AND ExTERNa,

~
MEDIClNE, WILL CURE
Neuralgia, Snrsins "e'" one minute
rheumatism, Diarrhos.
cramps and, ,Cholic, Cholera Mor6us
pu Inflammation Of the Kidneys
and many other d,...!ss1..nns Burn, Foul stomach,
Itis. bnyys, bpG1y, 700 numerous to enumerete:
6iaader tits Tonic and Stimuiant, eiyine sn er.
pcuse ana invigoratine the syrtem Ii 1s . bianSo
retc, causing perspiration and allayina fever \.
AxPectorant, acting on the Lup4s md N II
Tnroat ana Lung diseases. Ee ~ -
There ts not pain ache, nervous b. M AsnE,.sl
soiy, Dut tnat the King Of all Pain viii feiieve IA
"a M9ss instances entirely cure. 1t should sivs,s ~
%oss S certain In every case to be the only tS;nc
O., PRICE, 50 CENTS PER BOTTLE
s0sG by al Druggists, Apothecaries, and ne.,.-.
w. d: BROWN BRO, Sol. p,o,.,...-
een-2aw6@ Wholesale Druggists. B}fiineaors, BS}fPii,nneaors
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICT
WASHINGTON, ID q 1en " 49,. E
o.Un Un the petuon Of GEORGE q. MERp,92iii ri isfo.
caMrsiyuIno Eli ais, N ass. ,adminstrafor - ~ on
I'll, eeSSease1 praying Tor the exfensien os s.
1 % tne said Ira Merrill on the "a gs,ent gg ny
neIiins and an Improvement in Machine for Tun
is = ordercd that the testimony 4, a.. 80. =.
S,osH On Ine "a dsy Of March nexf. that ~ ~, -
1T mlans Skumenfs and the Exsmineris rev~ars T he
l.eo e ne ist day Of April nert ana 49, 80 ~
Peson M De ncard on the 9th day of Iprii next s~'o
ANY person may oppose this extensiSn "eA''
anLlsv%~ SAMUEL 3. FISHER,
commissioner Of Patents
Evening star., 1870-02-02

OAK HALL, the popular Clothing and Mer-
chant Tailoring establishment, 525 7th street ,op-
posite Post Office, having secured the services
OF new and stylish cutter, late of Broadway,
New York, and laid in fine stock OF black
cloths and doeskins, Is making a speciality OF
the manufacture Of fine black suits for dress
occasions. OAK HALL,
1895 525 9Th street, opposite Post Office.
Evening star., 1870-02-02

JUICE PURCELL AND THE ORPHANS COURT.
The movement for the abolition of the Orphans
Court, of this District, (which was protested
against last year by petition Of some Of our
most prominent citizens, presented to the Sem
ate OF the United States, asking that instead of
removing Judge Purcell his salary should be in
creased, } having been lately revived, Mr.. John
II. johnson, a well-kn0wn member of the bar
here, addressed q communication on the 10th
ult. to the Hon. Reverdy johnson and Robert j.
Brent, Of the Maryland bar, asking their views
as to the wisdom and efficiency of the propOsed
change in the Orphans Court, and whether it
would be good policy for Congress to pass a law
simply for the purpose of legislating out Of Office
q man recommended by the whole bar of the
District including the late lamented Stanton.
andsupp ported by our most distinguished citizen
Reverdy johnson, in his reply, referring TO the
case Of the estate of General Koscinsko. !"
which he was counsel. states: 'The proceedings
of his Court in that case were zealously con-
tested, and he exhibited capacity and firmness
upon the occasion. His judgment was reversed
on appeal by the then Circuit Court Of the Dis
trict, but was on all points on appeal to the
supreme Court Of the United States affirmed ,,
Robert j. Brent says: al have NO hesitation in
saying that, from his long experience i'm the
Court and natural ability, consider ,Tudce
Purcell's equalization as Judge OF the Orphans'
Court TO be above challenge or serious Question
The present Orphans 1COurt system of the Dis
trict of Columbia Is simple, economical AMI
familiar to the bar and community ana could
hardly be equaled by new Court or system"
Evening star., 1870-02-02
LOCAL NEWS.
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