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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-29

Bra6tG, &c. G,plsmbsr. Die glistsr'
laae, wslte bic 3uaeen uno Wcbil8orol'
item unter Commando BON De Su9tc unp
GcuFarpe tiirslih lei GIamart uno WlsuE
Don srlitteu, bat RE YariIsr aIfs Ntu.
ssrRe ertittsrt. Gle ftmdten i'Bt aut
oisle pureer pon itneu sefsisrten 6rup-
pen uno tsIAulhieeu fIe Der GstSbstt.
General 5romu Bat Ia etnsm 3a9ss'
teisbl bic Sruppsu, pel6e tsi Ger affatrs
pom Glamart betteiltat paren, pe8en tb'
res uncrpsntitGsn 8uf,usc unc neil lls
Td etner Wautt iiberlis6sn, ua&rrudlth
eetarelt. Der General fast Nau9tl an
DisetpIiu unp GENERALIZATION Rats has
NtbssIhtd rsrurfaat.
gu Iabrip 1T Elm Urn idmmtIi6sn re-
publitantI&en Dsputirtsn unterjet6nstss
WanifsIt srI&ienen, In wsl&sn otelslbsu
H6 su @uufen elmer tteriI&sn Union sr'
tldreG.
Berlin, &c. Sspt. 9aatem Narl4al
MeWa6cn'S @uReen 70 3iemltb 9sbstl
rarsn, bat er Ieinsn arfisutbaltsrrt II
Der gdtr ppn Srantfurt psrIa6sn unr I'D
nad Biesbapsn tessbsu. woirIbit rr BIT
,ur Srsnoisuns tec Rriesrs osrbIsiber
pirb. @r 1T iitsr isine GrlsbniIs ist
| IGrsisfam.
Gjraf Sismad Iast, sr babe tsine ilbsr
trtebenen Grisrsnsprdlimtnarisn auf8e
Gielt, Ioncern eiufah nur bic tebsr9ab
psr Ssluusen Soul. Ssrpun uup StraB
burg perlanst, unp fiet ttu3u, i'm Der
alet&e ,u ben gCrtRsiIen, bic 6rantrstt
aus rem @aFenlt ltiGfaub erpa6len, iete
pieIe 9sriusunssn tri4eiSsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-29
scrantolt QieOerframS.

Wunatli&s Notwithstanding an 3isn-
iida, ben 4. Sfpber, unb Ginb taju alle WPtt9Its-
Der tss 8srrins bEaiff sinsslabsn.
s. g. Gabria Srfr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-29
Mi0ti0 =Samilien
unb lcSise @crfrusu.

une leSt9e NcrtrHfu.
lin frsisr uue pbns SUrsen IN rie 3ufunft gu
tlideu, III irerm' G5elssrnbrit aeertsu, irin pesr
leiurr GnsebTristn eebrr fir tit rirerisr CUNT
me srn iebn IrQars GinSabIuna, 70 ME tGbrIt-
den 9ethas spn ipti DpanrS fir tie Summe
peu 5000 cellars Su Serihtrn.
Die Commonwealth Co Operative Life In
surance 6jsIrli6aft bileste Iitb in 9ep. 2prf nit
siusm capital ven 100000 Drllhrs. DIR Gbar>
ter IN brtpilist fir sauS glmerifd.
TirsEtcrsn unb gIsfnttn ine in tsetr Stabt
srnnnui, unb ft rirp mad bsuirltfn prirliFien
Yerwattt. wis bic l&cn tsfsbsntsn Ore 8slrtps
9sbrneSerli6erung.
NGberes III srfrassn bel Gbas. Or. Bette
Nasnt fir bic tptlflitsu Staatfn 70 rts fl
Srautrn unb lmsessne. 26m7U
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-29
& y cb erS
,9q4GomfiC O0rtclu

n out5 fir tisisS Sabr nit nfasn gerbe1erun-
een aussstdttct rrreeu unb NIT allen Sflutm-
lidfsitsn, 9iitsn. @aHfsr, fbattsen eaubfn II.
I. n. rerletsu. Ter Gisrnfbimtr ipirb au6srtrm
eafiir 1praru, cab ss nis an llnierbaltuns febt
uup I'D ttifrsbtu, isiusu gartsn III einem anss-
nrbmsn @ufeniba!t fur glle Su MAIDEN, ptlbe
Ii6 Scn tsu Mlabsn rsr 9Sets bti sinfm itaus
mtutrn Tranf ausrubru unb unisrbaIten ppllrn.
3ablrti9rm 8siuGe sutersenisbenb, Seitnst
2iop7O 8. 9p6er.
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Sfclte 9gaaSei8em.
0armOnie Stub.

RssslmaBiss gsf6GitS gsrlamm'lnns am
Scuntaa ben 2. Sftpbsr, giahmittdss nm 2
llbr, tppiu ale @iislisser sinesIaesn iins.
Sec. WabL S6riftf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-29

eaiuit Der Siss Elm iibsrpaIHssnpsr rsr.
he. gBotl nod ME fat bic rsmctratt1&s
WrsiIe NIT 70 frsaSissm Gifsr ben Sumpf'
ytas betrstsn; mare iis nlAt If srssuSt,
tab ris ganntrtraSsr rein unO motslIOs
FnS, IO wires ie ut&t NIT folder Gtn'
mattistsit fur bsrsn GrwatIunS wirtsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-29
sSfq perf(amfell :

Gin ,petfSdisss @cbrbaus in Drtssicpn..
eutbaltsnb 3immsr, net1 Qrtte; bic ltBtsTe 1T
50 SUP 5rGnf bet t25 tisf. Die @sr6ehtrunssn
bsnsbrn aus eutem 9runnsn, Sadpfen une an
bsrcn glusrtGutru, Iopis bGbIden Sbftaumrn.
gln Ter 5rrnt ter 9ctte III nod plaB fir Gin mel.
tsrss Saus. gu erfraesn tsi ". 3paIb, a"t
btm WlaBe. 1ias7O
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-29
'o1npl1D1uomo1O
:1oG!1fE
Stn9eineinc
% @ahI=YrOflaMati0l1

% q 3 l=Y alton.
Sn GemGsbeit elmer gtfts bn General.s .sIlent-
blv hes Staates Genniplpanitn tslitsIt Sine
gfte IN 8s,ua auf gBablen in eieItm Stantr
aeuebmiot AM g SuIt 1889, made i'd, u. y.
SteSefiS, WarI6aQ her GitY ron Serantcn,
Qu,erue Grunts, Staat YernIslpdnisn, bisrmtt
befannt uub eete Ra6ritt ben g9Gblrrn eer pprs
belaatsu GitS unb ben 91Gblrrn her grreusp
9unntcre unb ter Tptrn1bips GCeiugtCn, Waets
lpn, SeffrrIrn unb Sprina Srcpt tab siht gSabl
atbaltsn rirb In ber teIasten CITY Bon Senn-
ton, 8prpuab Dunmprs uno ben 3ctpnibtps ep-
piuatuu, RatiIpn, SsTsr'cn unS SPrtns STUOt
@m Disufas, ben II. SttOter 1870,
,u w,ldter 3rit aelimmt tpirb fir prrIunsn, um
Bic fplarrttn Msnitsr ausSutnlsn.
Cine psrIcn fir has Imt sinss 8tcprbsrS bsT
0faScrS Court fir bic Gitp Scrdntsn;
3wei psrIonen, I'M has @mt ais 9ebiIis.9te-
eprSsrs Der WaScrs Court her Staet SCRANTON
aussufiaen;
3pri Irriuuen, um has 9lmt Scu Surg.@cni.
miIiprerS fir eie WlaYprS Court Der Staet
SCRANTON ausSufiiarn;
Cine perIcn fir bas glmt zines gubitcren eer
StaSt Serautcn, fir ben isbch uur bic inner
balb bsr tsIastsn City ppbnsnSsn gSdbIsr flint
mft. ~,
Sd Made ferner befannt une 9tbe Na9ri9t
bos bic pIGbe sur Abbalture her pcrbsnanntsn
oQasmrtnen @abl in tsn SerItieetnen 9Saree,
9ercuabs, Diltrittru uub Scpnlbtps tnnsrhalb
ben pbeussuanntsn Stifriftsn ME fclsi iIue,
nGmlit:
Gosinatpn 5rpnIbip, Rcre'gBare - al bsm
S6ulSauIe In Talspiltr; Glib. gSare, an tsm
| SdulbauIe, tsfauRt ais tas Gapstte Sbulbaus.
| 1unmprs 9crcusb-an een Saule. 1est (eeer
friibsr) tsppbnt pou Rrs. pbSbe VIM Chap
man, In ttIaetem Borough.
SsTer1en Diitrift-an BEN SauIs, ieBt bsrpbnt
pcn SObu @pcn, III StHsr1cn Gcpnibip.
WatiIpn DiIrift-ar esm fribrren SauIs ron
Q. 8. StrauSer, in RaSilou SrtpuIbip.
Spriua 9rcpf Diltrift - an bem Saule Ycn
gparrrn SpIpb, int Sprins SrrCf 5Opnibip.
Serautun City Sifirift-rrltr gSare. an hsm
SrihpI Saus, esbalten Scn 5. 9: Nottnlen -
,peitr Wart, an esm rpn 6rant 5ullef estalte'
nen Sctel-tritte @arp, oil eem Srte, teBt eureh
Gin gsisB auteriiirt ;ur Gtbatuna her Wablsr
ppu prpSitsurs 5cpnibp-Sisrte gGare, an een'
pcn Wi&ael S'gReard eebatsnen Sctel-tIntt'
Ware, an Bellcps Salle-Iedle Ware, III per'
lsot rad benz Gientli6sn S6ulbauIe IN tsla9ts'
gSars, r,abs benz Sauie Spn patrid Wfa9ban =
Iistsntt 0arb, all benz SauIs, sebaltsn pOn pa
trif Selnlon-a9te Warb, an 6crslt Saule -
usunte Warb, an benz G5ebGube, benuBt ron ee'
Nspmne Gnaiue aenie-Ssbrte Bare, an
6auIe ron gBiaiam Stsiit-slfte gSare, an BEN
9BaIbiueen SOtsl = ;pSlfte gBafb, an ben
SauIs, ssbaIttn BON Martiu eapsls.
@.9. Stepens, Nari9aI,
RdriGals. .Sffies, Sept. te. 1870,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-29
S20CgDriCltt.

Sir tiejsnissu, bic ibr 2eteu Ssri@srn pcltn,
tietst bic Grmmpnpealib Cooperative Ssbens-
0erf&eruuss- -Gjsielll6aft bic bette Gjelsssnbsit
Hamilisn auf benz biligltru unb ll6erlien 9Ssae
III srli1rru. Sir bic Gin,ppbntr Der fl. unb IL.
S1arS piene ,ur Nabridt, bae Serr 3beccor
SrIfnerr aIs 9lsent taIelblf 9sbem slustinft sr'
ib silt unb sIppiratipn fir Mitelishi6aft ants
uiIrmt. Gbas. 9B. Better
4dd slaent fir Srrantpn unb llmssssne.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-29
Gine attic 0elegenbeit.

Isr llutsr;ritnsts pfrrirt sum 8ertauf cine
2cttr. aslegrn an gteminatcr Iveuue, IN ter 1.
g9arb prn Ssrdntpu. Die 9Ctte ilf 40 Gub 5rcnt
une 200 SUP tief une umjdunt. Sseingun9tn
lsi&t. gia6sufrasen in err SfTrr ron ). =.
GampteI, 4i6 gndawanua srennE Serantrn,
pa. 2Stl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-29
Sanffd0un9.

Der lluter,si6uste fiibif fd sstruussn, ben
Dpitcrsn Q. %. Stud unb Q. .. Reeb fur ibre
aufppfsrnte Srrst unb oslsifste Shlfe tpdbrene
brr 9ranfbrit lriRtr hrfi. nit bent Sbarlabfs-
Der bebafttten Stinbtr birrmit Eifsntlib isinsn
Danf aus,uiprshrn uub smpf,blt bic ssnanntsn
Serrtn Der Isipenben gsni9bstt bslttns.
Gbrifian 9anes.
Scranton, 90. Stpt. 1670-3p
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-29

.,,,d,1 @El16
'ntIpM S1u96 u4oS 'elu3qle i9ll
So gun 'NE Is 70 III igu OI-S uaS CVpi
suu6S solnI,I,J 6pS u,15l u,lS lil!nb u'm
-luou58 6upldm0 II! GU pllSamOol slu'0 g udS
ul,8als6 splipuom spa I,lnP9 l'l u'9l'1plM9
wl,a lll,Ipg oila pnp IS q 'lqlI4 C mv luulS
IA i,il,ms9 ,liJ suG 'u,p,1tlnsloS tslDpl'e
usa,n u,iHou sil,a,l t'1ulT 'l9l 'tpl'a 'ri'i
Ia u16,u1l,l1 pl spnl1, " u'Ao 1'Dnp9 i'a
,m6puInE sln9jq 'IllS CT sl1 'aT . 20 iunS
lpIuunpS ep1 qua 5Sl'sup nml'l1 fpl u'alG
'1al0 1,u,l'
',ault1pa,0 's,lig s,pr9O 'ul9 e,1 'lnp9 ml
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gtiefelm u. Gbm6e!
OaeiS nnb @olbimitb,

10 WFHH NpFWNE
srIautrn fG hermit sinsm Ssrsbrten publiiuu
au,u;riasn, tds Fs Ipetsn Gin neue5 Stisfrln.
uub ShubesGbGft am Obietn plase srSfust ba.
bsn, unb Iateu 6reunbs unp 9sfdnnts su Sobl-
rsibsnl 9slnGe rtn.
9brs gGaarsn Iinb srif usulih ju Ter nitbriS>
ten ecIsprams siussfauft mas iie in ben Stanb
lest 10 tillis ais trsenb Gin anbsrss Gsi@Sft
,u SsrtLuieH.
Serr Q. Gjcltimitb in bsm publifum I6cu
iett linesrer Snt ais cnergiIber @e11Gftsmann
tetaunt une nsus glrkfi unb &sparaturer rtr-
een untsr Isinsr fps,isIleu Gufi9t aussftrtist.
acmmt unt iltr,sust Gu6.
5mi70 EGptS u. 0ptbtmttb.
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3ls a>erG0asfeaa :

Gin feds Sabre aItss pfsrb unS Gin sialpah-
uiaer Qum6srpdasu, tilis. HdtSuiraGrn in esr
Grpstttipu rS. 81. rSsr gdr Der pittstcn Ivsnue
une gorrInnbr. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-18

ASoTHkR IMPEACHMENT TRIAL IN PRosPEC-
TTvKs-A curious story has been put ahoat
lately IN regard to Judge Duvsn, for a long time
L. 3 Judge for The western district of Texas.
The statement Is, Substantially, that after the
late rebellion had been In progress for some
time, Judge Duvsll made his way through the
rebel lines and came north, to this city, where
he made satisfactory representations as to his
uninterrupted loyalty to the federal govern
ment, took the iron-clad oath, and was paid
from the national treasury his salary for such
time a. he was prevented from discharging the
functions of his Office in Texas, and until peace
was sufficiently restored 10 resume them, and.
in point of fact, ever since Latterlv, however,
parties have arrived in this city from Texas
who allege that from the time that State Sc
ceded up to the date Of his coming north, Judge
Duvall acted as district judge under the So
called Confederate government, and drew his
pay as such officer from the treasury OF that
concern, and they bring with them what they
claim to be Judge DIS original oath of allie
glance to the Southern Confederacv.
We give the statements substantially as made
to u, without being able to vouch for their
truth in every particular; bur We may saw that
they come to Us from apparently good author
ity, and that, from the data given by our in
formant, We have eyerY reason to believe in
their correctness.
IL is added that an effort will be made to
secure the Impeachment of Judge Duvall, but
We presume il is too late in the session to allow
any steps to be taken in the matter before the
adjournment of Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-18


81 Hinton K. Helper is a Conservative candi.
date for Congress in North Carolina.
~willam Gilmore Simms' last words were
"N0t long"
~Nhginia Is making progress in most COM
mendable direction-high schools
- The health Of John p. Hale il such AZ to
occasion much solicitude from his friends.
~Nrs- George b. Mcclellan Is an invalid.
great fears being entertained that her health
will never return.
~Out in Nevada week ago they were brae-
glng OF frozen water pitchers, and ieicles hang
ing from the caves
- Miss Mitchell, Of vsssar, predicts that the
daily papers will before long publish regularly
news Is to the solar photosphere.
~Captain Eyre, who commanded the Bonn
bay, threatens to make public statement In
ga religious association of Boston has dis
solved, because, though the "poor heard the
gospel gladly, they didn't feel like paying for IT,
- Mr.. j. q. Ford, editor and publisher of
the Ovensboro (ky.) Shield, announces that
Mrs. Ford IL admitted as q full partner in the
concern.
~At jumping match In Binghamton, one
Of the competitors jumped II feet 10s inches
witch is sand TO be the biggest" jump on re-
cord.
0Since and including the year 1877. 1884,
DO Irish and $50 y354 German immigrants had
srIived in this country at the close Of the year
ga balloon peddler In Detroit becsme pro-
Zane last week when some one slyly cut the ties
which bound forty-two OF his toys to earth.
ga Terre Haute lIndiana) man, who was
divorced from his wife come years AGO. now
employs her TO wait on his second spouse 1t the
coet of ~ per week. b..
u0The Vermont democratic convention have
nominated their State ticket Of last year inciud-
ing n. w. Heaton, for Governor, and Murillo
Noyes for Lieutenant Governor.
~The foreman Of the Chinese Massachusetts,
Shoemzkers has lived several years in the Uni
ted States calls himself Charles Ling, Is q de-
vout member Of the Methodist church. and q
Straightforward, honest man
ga bin has passed the Mississippi House
Furnishing, by q hne Of one thousand dollars
public carriers who make a distinction on ac-
count OF race or color. 1t also provides for q
seperate action for damages
~Anna Cora Mowatt Richie writes 10 In,
San Francisco Bulletin that Queen Victoria /:
about to bestow her hand on q prince of ths
house of Schleswig- Holstein, q near relative o.
Prince Christian, her son-in-law-
~On Saturday last . man seventy years o.
age. named Demot, living In the town OF Rox
bury. in Kan county, Wisconsin, committed
suicide by hanging himself in barn. He Ieff ,
note saving that he felt he was getting too old Z.
enjoy lie, and feared be would become a bur
den; and that his body would be found in Ia,
barn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-18

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL--A meeting
of the Board of Directors of the Chesapeake ami
Ohio Canal Company was held at Annapolis ON
Thursday when the recently elected President
and the new Board took the oath of office before
Judge Robinson; and the President, Hon. James
4. Clarke, appointed the following Standing
Committees :-Finance-Messrs. Brown. Mere
dith. and MCPHERSON Construction and Re
Pairs-MeSSrs. Mcpherson. Dodge, and Young.
IransPortation-Messrs. Berret, Young. and
MefherSen. All the abOve-named Directors
were present at the meeting with the exception
OF eH-Msyor Berret, of this city. The Commit
ml'tte on Construction and Repairs, accompa-
MED by the President, will start to Georgetown
soon and make a tour of the entire line of the
canal. To thoroughly investigate its condition
requirements, sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-18

SRITz, THE SwISDLKR, HEARD FRON-The
New York Commercial Advertiser saws: The
tobacco dealer, q. r. Seitz, whose altered
check operations made some Sur in Wall street
a few DAYS ago, has been heard from A letter
from a detective officer has been received from
Toronto. stating that Seitz, under the assumed
name Miller, had been stopping IN that town
for several DAYS, but suddenly disappeared i'm
mediately after the arrival Of the New York
officer. Ii il thought he has gone to Montreal,
from thence he will probably take a British
steamer for Europe. An attachment has been
sued out against the household furniture
contained in the Fifth avenue residence of the
senior member of the firm, and about so 900 is
sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-18

Yesterday Pope Pins the Ninth entered upon
the tWenty-ffth year OF his pontifcate. Ae-
eording to current tradition, st. Peter, the
inst Pope, installed at Antioch and then AT
Rome. A. d. 42, governed the Church for
~ enty-fve years, two months and seven days.
vi MS go successors, none are said, according
TO the legend, to have occupied the Papal throne
so long; Plus the Sixth, next in order of lon
sevity' having held it twenty-four years, eight
months and fourteen days. But the present
rope, although in his seventy-ninth year, is in
very good health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-18

RAILROAD CONSTRUCTION IN THE SoUTH.-
The Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad Com
papy, il is reported, employ five thousand colored
meb as laborers. wood-choopers, graders and
track-lsyers. The wages paid to ordinary
laborers amount to S1.75a day, which is more
than was ever before paid for labor in that
region. Since the war the colored plantation
hands have been receiving from IS to 40 4
month, and S1.35 a day secures hands I'm album
dance The colored laborers work in gangs of
paid from $3.50 to 50 day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-18

DANIEL MCFARLAND IN THE wEsr.-A
passenger who was on the train with Daniel
Mcfarland in Indiana says that when the cars
opened the door, and shouted, "Martinsvifle
Fifteen minutes for divorces" Mcfarland
stopped at the hotel patronize by Mrs. McFar-
a singular coincidence he was asst gned the same
room nd the same bed occupied by Mrs. Nc
Farland and Mrs Calhoun during their visit
last summer. More singular still, the number
of the room was the number of the cell in
which Mcfarland lived during his confinement
in the TOmbs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-18

The july MAGAzINEs.-From shi,li,,+or
we have the Atlantic H~s'oacy, r1~N.y rorrs
God<y's, PetersOns and Frank Lsslis's Ladies
Magazines; from French, Langran & Ogilvie,
Godsy's, and from j. c. Parker Godey's and
Prank Leslie 'S-alI for july.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-18

GENERAL BEAUREGARD's DEFEAT-In New
orleans Yesterday, by order Of Judge Dibble,
OF the Eighth District Court, H. s. McComb
and the new directors OF the New Orleans.
jackson, and Great Northern Railroad. were
indicted into Office in place of Gen. Beauregard
and the old directors, and placed in possession
OF the road. The change gives general satisfae-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-18

1t Il now said that it isn't Assistant Secretary
Of the Treasury that ex-Msyor Bowen is to be.
but United States Consul at Liverpool. This
would be still better,-for Bowen; and posi-
bly, the blarsted Britishers have done something
to deserve such a visitation. But could the Al
ministration afford il?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-18

Considerable anxiety is felt in New York over
the non-arrival OF the st Gamer Henry Chauncy
running betw cen Aspinwall and that port She
l. now overdue hve OF SIX days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-18

TIE LsTETERoTE <AFo.ENN BOSApARTE g.
We uuhli~nes in rHE STARof YESTERDAY a brief
dispstch announcing the dasth st his residence
III Baltimore of ,jeromes Napoleon Bonapar TT,
a Well-knOwn citiz"n ~of that place. He Diet
vet rday mo ming after a lingering II ness. The
Baltimore GG<etfe :-tHe was the son of
Jerome BOnapsrte, the brother OF the great
MAJ oleon. who visited Baltimore In the e4rlv
pa Of the century and n yrried, In 1903, Miss
y abeth Patterson, Ssug'sfsr OF one Of our
l-aJing merchants. The married coup Re sail I'd
shortly afterwards for Europe, and Mrs Bona
parte was refused permission to land in France
She went 10 Holland and thence to England.
where her late son was born in fSoS.
Napoleon caused the marriage of his brother TO
be pronounced in Europe a nullity, and the
latter Subsequently was made King of West
pha'ia, and married the daughter Of the King
Of wurtemberg. By this lady he had three
children. of whom the Princess Mathilde and
Prince Napoleon are still living. The late Mr..
Bonaparte leaves two sons, one of whom grad
uated at West Point, and after seeing some ser
vice on the Texan frontiers. entered the French
army, In which he now holds the rank OF major.
His venerable mother still survives him. Mr..
Bonapsrte was of quiet and demonstrations
habits, and was universally respected for his
courteous bearing his amiability, his frankness
and his integrity. About two hours after his
death, and also at his residence, died Mrs. Will
hams, The mother Of Mrs. BOnapsrte, at an ai-
vanced age" r..
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BOARDING..

EOR PLEASANT COUNTRY BOARD AT Low
Il rates, apply to JUAN Boyle,
JeI4- If Real Estate Broker, 513 7th street
90 EAST CAPITOL STREET, BETWEEN 3D
Of - AND 4TH.-Ncely furnished ROOMS with
BOARD. at moderate prices. House and furniture
.....r.. an nl9- I'm
LrIRST-OLASS BOARD, WITH PLKASANT
l. FRONT Rooms, to be had on reason able terms,
at 1901, COR. Psnnsylvania avenue and 18th street
Good location and accessible. mhz3-1y
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CENSUS SECRHTs-Catharine Blecher is now
30, Alice Cary, ~, Fanny Fern, 90, and Harriet
Beecher Stowe, 30
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NEW DRUG ST0RE.-The undersigned would
" call the attention of the citizens of Washington
generally, and Of the First and second Wards par
ncalarly, to the store at the corner Of and i4th
streets, which they have Just opened with q :
NEW STOCK AND MIXTURES,
and pledge themselves 10 keep strictly FIRST class
and reliable DRUG STORE, where at al hours OF
the das and stgt the public may be furnished with
pure and reliable DRUGS.
A. DAVIS CO.,
1eI@ AVothecaries and Druggists
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Reading Matter on Every Page.

~ PERSONS leaving the city for the summer
can have TIE STAR mailed to their address by
ordering the same at the once. Terms 50 cents
per month
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M REACHES, RATS AND MOE.
EAIRNy EFFECTUAL vERMIN POISON viii
pfsibly destroy these Pests and is perfectly safe
10 use. No other preparation for the purpose has
been extensively successfully used in this city
Price % cents per box. Sold, wholesale and re-
tail, by STOTT CO., opposite National Hotel, and
bv Druggists generally. myl6 an
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n@MILBURN'S FOI.AR SODA,
531 lsrH STREET,
Opposite United States Treasury.
KIsSENGES, yICHY, sELTZER,
SARATOGA, BLUE LICK, and
BEDFORD MINERAL wATERs,

nyD-r II 1o 4afs - ON DRAUGHr
n@HALLs HAZE KENEwER ... 80. : i &C
H At same low rate We offer Ayers, Kings,
and all Hair Preparsttees Also. my ~
FINK OLD BYE WHISKY,
warranted pure for medicinal and family uss, bot
tied by myself; large bottles 81
- Also.
Ayers sarsalarills and Cherry Pectorai-------.sse
HslmSold : Buehu and serssp4riI a............ d
yaynss Alternative and
Bate heiors Hair Dye black and brownL....-..sSe
nostetteI y Dittefs..-: Vc
Lubin Perfumes. very large assortment, varrant-
Massoa Balm and Lard Bloom
Lyon athairon and fricop herus
bufnetts Cocoaine and 69c
Scnsneks Tonic and Pulmonic syrup..-..--...9 Is
Ssiessss Soaps. AL kinds, retailsd ct wholesale
winchestsrs H,pophosphitss...... -..-..-.-ssc
eCaliforni. Minss-Asgelics, Port, Sherry, Musca-
fe, "a FL nnS Slaret.
Hi: 5I,eFe Herb sitser SSa as
FRENCH BRANDI, H0rTXN Nd GIN. ri hin II. &c &c
-. Al y.rr,:nssd pgrs, - e lowest r.tss..
city, yhieh viz ssl Ct g ler set les than resa-
sosls Sss oicen.s. Han On. Ifsf%e,S
Mai, Infant, shaving, and Hat BrSsksS. DrcVsins
lions for the Oomplsxion &c.
Having much enlarged my storesI vim dive mar
fs end fsny Rses9s. 81 q ann
be put up ct half the usual rates, and every stoie
'A1lAn''' n TiRRf hi HATrAns. Drussist.
sDeN Oornsr - end stres1s, W.
0-BIRVICHe IN THI UNIIARIAN