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Here lycs inferred
We body or John Treat, Esq,
50 years or aye, VINO departed this
lie iVVyaL va lat l-il

This gentleman was one Of the four agents referred
and settler Captain Robert Treat. rne latter
returned TO Connecticut lew years subse Iuent to
the settlement or Newark and became Governor Of
that State. He LETT TWO children, John and Mary.
Mary ma RED Deacon Azarian Crane, one OF tie
6cTaenly used Tor communion purposes, ana ID still
III possession OF the filst church. The remains OF
bOln are inferred here also. JOnn Treat few years
prior 10 his death, was member Of the first General
Assembly OF the irOvince OF New Jersey an ac5 OF
be sputess III but Possessed OF LOCO
OF land or $500. How tunes have chalgeir Is q
very natural exclamation In this particular connec-
Jlou,
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OF sepuiture, where "sleep the sleep that knows
wanns' tne great and gooi" OF his own Slate who
'ounie anu ouiit up the proudest and most pros
porous CITY to-day In New jersey says the poet:-
As,s rest the sres. and good Here they rsposs
They ,Ssir ss sleep 'e tossshsr. While
Comes with is early lowers 70 deck their graves
They need
yhs ggs..nss. ts roa1a them and the icy
That holds their venerated bones; the peace
Tnat smilea on all they fought for and the wealth
Arc monuments more lasting Than the fanes
Reared to the kings and demgods OF old.
IL remains for the NEW YORK HERALD to come to
the rescue OF the 'venerated hones' and lash the
people or Newark into q sense or common decency
by showing Just exactly the species OF 'Joyn with
which tho hallcwed ground" is trodden by che de-
Sc a lants Of the ustrious dead. With this object
In view HERALD representative, IN company with
descendant OF one Of the hrs settlers, visited and
Inspected the
DESIGNATED AND DESERTED
OF weeks
IL I. S iESs ;Tsays wss pss,nS 'ranGe
to witness The ruin the ravages and the waste pre-
val In every part OF the ancient spot. The very
neadstones seemed 70 utter continuously In neart-
bleeding tones TO The living ''Shame, shame lie on
We fe on yein The exact condition OF the place
may DO better imagined than described when &c Is
stated tat Tor many years past 1t has been used at
ohe Time III part as hog pea, ~ another as prize
ring Tor the DULLES, playground Tor the ragged ur-
chins, anu II Is asserted In reliable quarters, has
u
lor the debauched OF the town. number OF years
since one Edward Stewart, tavern keeper. since
gone 70 MS account, Is SAID 10 have taken score or
more OF the tonlbstones and built u swine house
Win them In the very gravcyard-the very choicest
spot too, In the rear OF the site of the old meeting
house. During the past year or TWO and at the pre-
sent moment 1t Is permitlel TO be used as u com
mon cessp0ol, sewer BASIN, stable and public
thoroughiare It Is stated as aiact that some Tune
ago sAull-mayhap Of a Pennington, u Vanderpo0l,
Bruen, o Crane, Harrison or O Bdldwin-was
picked out Of It's resting place and actually used by
an ambitious "Haincr' in the Thesplan temple near
by. OF the thousands OF headstones with which the
place was crowded at the time When IL ceased to he
used as burial place but two or three hundred now
tue few tGaf staid eject. Tas Iesl are hudded 70.
gcther like slabs in s.oneyard. OF tl9se Lat ere
missing some have been used by adjacent pf6pefty
owners as building material, while others have been
cnipped To pieces by the boys IN their unrestricted
galle5 OF "leap frog" ''duck and drake or "base
DALI 80 49,. x: 49,
While visiting ihis monument OF Newarks shame
the HERALD representative transferred to his note
book number OF
THE MORE REMARKABLE EPITAPHs
on the stones erect and placed stoneyardwse. From
the Latter was Sill. led out one inscribed follows,
IN quaint curious ie.Jerlug:--
9~~S~S~~~~
Here lycs inferred
n Vrpar Ean
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CAPTAIN JOHN CVRTiS,
Died september nth, 1904,
Aged 81 wears.


This gentleman was also one OF the historic four
to whose united intelligence and valuable know
ledge Newark Is to-day indebted for her noble ample
man highway, Broad street, which, as regards
width, puts Broadway sadly to the bush. over,
north OF the sgangw0y, near Harrison street. in the
rear Vi the theatre, are still standing erect three
headstonss-Of Mrs. Eleanor johnson, died Novem-
Der 2, 1924; Joseph Johnson her son. and Mr. Thomas
Johnson, her husband, The latter gentleman was
also one OF tile original settlers, and appears, from
the town records TO have been held In high esteem
among his fellow tOwnsmen. AS already indicated
Dy The writer he was chosen 10 the magistracy OF
the town. The date Of his decease Is November 8,
1894 only three days later his beloved consorl
Eleanor. Tie son, Joseph johnson, was buried be-
tween his parents. The epitaph On his tombstone
JOSEPH JOHNSON, :
son OF Thomas and Eleanor Johnson. s
,He died March, llt, 1852, la the S3d year Of his
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CapI. JAMES NUTMAN.
April 9TH, 1885.
IN the SlAty-nlnth year OF his age.

who this worthy Was Is doubtless un iersto0d In i
letter dated Newark, March l2th, l77Ln addressed
by hgnly respectable citizen Of the town 10 "Air.
william Gordon, IoXpury, Massn 'rne raya,es
committed by the British I. rants troops" says tie
ders, ravshmehts, rooDeries aad insults prevail.
One Thomas Hayes, a. peacedble and n0rensive man
AZ IL IN the state, WAS run through anu murdered
with u sword In the hands oil negro servantn
Friends AMI Toes suffered alike at the lnarlu ers
IT would seem, Tor the letter continues There
was one Captain huffman VINO had always ueen re.
mlrxable tory, aud wao met the British troops in
the broad street with huzLas VI joy. lie had his
house robbed or almost every thing HIS very shoes
were taken Off his feet, and they threatened hard 10
hang him."
s+ AN ANCIENT DAME.
Not far from the grave OF the vie of the school.
master haddon. evidently relative OF Joseph Had
oon, was buried q woman u great age. Inc cpl
ta,,h reads
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them as far as Jersey City, then known as "Pauius
HOOK ana Imprisoned him IN sugar house there
ior several DAYS. One OF hts guards, with spark OF
humanity left, gave him q blanket. He fingered for
lew Gays ana then died-pershed of starvation
and exposure.
JAMES CRANE, April 4th,
1882, aged SO years.
mere we nave another patriot who diad on the
pa We heiu In the Cause Ol his county. Crane
u descendant OF one Of the original settlers and a
proscnitor or many Cranes now In Newark IN pros
penny anu ailuence, was one OF "foroln hopen
VI American sodlery VINO made an al ack on some
prtsli FORCES stationed at Fort Delaney located at
Wnat IL now called Saltersvile, anu was wounded
"a ,lie nfst sortle. Tie wound mortal, and he
died IN few days.
MOI iar from the graves OF the Johnsons, sunk al
most enurey, IL snail stone bearing this lnscrp
tlOn.-
IN memory or MARGAHEr. late vile Of
Wll,ia.l fi.uoOn, master Of the Grammar
school In this town. Sept llth, 177l, satin
! year.
Haud ulla conjugla
Mays sigma full.
MI. iiaidon was r0yaiist ana found 1t cOmlOrtl-
Die " leave the Town IL lew years alter his wle's
dedtn. lie ned " New York, DuL what became OF
MN afterwards Is not known.
Capt.. JAMES NUTMAN.
April 9th, 1885.
/ IN the SlAIy-ninth year OF his age.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-17

BUREAU or PRoVrsrOSl LsP dIgTHIsS,
Sealed proposals., IsdcIssd hPSaposils lei
G2His MI. % ;; re 5:s'ii:ta ~ VsL
1870. for the Guppiy 81 the ollOSinE articles, Vsi
lQoOl BluS Rlinasl 9ysTshiria.
6Ss hsif tSs sSossi required Of each Of The
above; named LTtislss Ia;1 b dSliT.I;d :! t q.
s.rs ho sSS pFopsSas ssi q 4. Sos q ssi
PhiiadslphiG navy Yards.
lnsiSty days, sd iSs bIlshss vlihln alasly dIJ.
5s P,.rn :t 1is "a % Snat At
The New YORK, PhiladslphiA Gnd BostoR RAVy
TIE itsnSi, RnsEiR collars Of the shss.lnE
froeE, I'D oysr.hfts, and ihs s!ath f?I cap. Ha,t
sS 90 S1 = Fq q, sSss!ins fP5sG. must 5: q lie
sSps quality AID color as that on the aAuRsl over
PUr description Of the articles aud schedule Of
sizes BIDDER are referred 70 the lhspee'ors Al the
fOdsfs may lbs n.ds tOf ohs OF mors articles, At
The option q the bidder, Ind ia ease ,m9Ts thag
mSTs q lie EItisiss soHtIlhsa ia such oaST, Ihi
Ia oHC qqLreT The ssIiIaatsd Ghount o. tbs soH.
Wf6hsii from IL SagSai o. sasE Psym.nI a. cd.
iatsr.l ,sSaIi!I foI The Due 5SLisrSssss OF ~,
| the eSBtrsetis fully compiled with.
| Every cheT Wu.t be AeeompaHiedbY Wrlisa
.Sa! Eo Si.S o. t eGsi s o.
the.T b!i BE- Aeespiea, enter i9lo - 9bliEAtion
! DIES, 10 fuTnish the articles proposed
30 ProP0.Al viii y sousiasrsd uRleaI sssompa.
| are not kORd gde Manufacturer Of OF regular
dealer. .1s HEtels. lesy oasr 70 l1stih "a sos
] iuIiOn, approved March s. l6dl
TIE n'Psr.msns rs.srysl VI fiGhl 70 rSlsst AaJ
| iori IL osTtiaed 20 By the Assessor q IpteTuAl
RsytaGt i9T ths dis.Iis. ia Slsh !hsy reside. a1d
| fuIaIshed With the PIopOsal, % veil ~ 70 Telec
! ahJ proposal act eJnaldered adVAstAEe2qs Y III
HJVeTumeht X, 7. DUNN
! iaE-M Chief Of Bureau.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-17

ing tho Select Committee on American
Navigation interests 10 inquire Into the ex.
podlency Of granting q bounty on all Iron.
built, sea7golng vessels constructed In tho
country during tho next three years, and
from American materials, equal TO the duties
which would have boon imposed on such
materials II imported. Adopted.
Mr.. Bennett, OF N. r., introduced a bill
for the better protection OF the Northern and
Northwestern frontler. Referred.
Mr.. Crebs, Of III, offered resolution In
structlng the judiciary Committee TO In.
qulre Into tho sHpedlsney Of reporting n law
confcrriBgi admiralty Jurisdiction on State
courts sISrriaiug common law jurisdiction.
The House then resumed the consideration
Of the Greene-VAn Wyek contested election
The Houss was addressed upon the sub.
Ject BY keasrs, ete1anson OF Ohio, schu-
maker Of N. r, Dor Of Ala, elocum OF N.
4, and Paine of Wis, who spoke against
The report Of the committee and In favor Of
Mt 0reene's right TO his seat, and by MsGSra.
Randall o. Pa, Churchill ofN T., schenck
OF Ohio, Blair Of Mich, aud Butler Of Tenn.
Inc vote was then taken, and the Tesolu
tion OF the minority In favor OF Mr. 0roeue
Wal relected-yeas 80, nays 12l. .f..#
MI. Randall, Of Pa, then offered a sub.
htltuts TO declare the whole election null
and void, and order a new election. This
was rejected. ...... H. ID.
The question was then taken upon Mt.
Van Wyck's right To the seat, and the reso-
luton vas Rdoptsd--yeaa 119, nays 81.
Mr.. Swami, OF Nd, presented the petl-
lions OF Merrineld q Kempsr and twenty
one others, Morton Strelket and sixteen
others, d. j.. Walscho and four others, VIM.
Welsh q Sons and Eve hundred aud ten
others, all eitlEens Of Baltimore engaged In
the tobacco trade, demonstrating against
the proposed change In the duty on cigars.
Also, the petition Of the Cigar hakon' Union
OF baltimore on the same subject. Referred.
The House th0n, al bil5, adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-17


Unbleached cottons have bean in eop,Id-
erAbly better demand. aud prIeoa for Gland-
ards have advanced about half a cent a
yard. ARentaa ask IBX earta for Indian
Head and Appleton A, and for Whmaultn
10 cents. Stark standards is cents. ~
There IL somsthlnK OF a stagnAnt feeling
In bleachsd goods, but prices are we'll main.
talned, and holders are very confident.
New York Mills arc sold BY The agents at
29k cepts. Wamsuttas arc sold only fsr
future delivery at tho thcn current rates.
Manville zoos bring 30 cents. ..H..N IT
Cotton drills arc in rather better demand,
but chilly for homo consumption. Prices
arc steady. Tho best makes are hold at II
cents. 'i 1880 ...-f. ...f
Rolled jaekoneti and camDrius can hardly
be quotsd As active. II" ,.E'f. ..#'
bilesiaa arc more freely sold, though not
In sufficiently largo quantities 20 effect
prices, the demand being mostly 70 make
up assortments. Indian Orchard brinRs 14K
cents BlAekburne's asserted, 10 cents. -
Apron checks arc 10 better demand aud
prices arc wall maintained. ..." q. .H..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-17

,I.o,: isSS ma sS,s JnsJ,sI i,s}
B-7ois, 1set...s....lity Ten-fortlei.... ii7J2
.-sS,sf lsss ;;.;..iiii4 oold...,......... 100
~ HHw YoSE NARHEr.
AID noaInAll oL ssssdins rs cent; spEsI
qulst asd ntni spfinT 81 7otPi Is, winter auist
and weak " sS0is Oorn quiet and Gtssdyi
eles@lo 81 sew Iol5 to % cents; Dat, dull asd
sseeo cents. Pork quiet and nfm, Gao IS.
oold, llp)S. Petroleum dull and nominal,
spirits iSAi cents refined 90 cents. :
BALTtHoRu, Feb. 10 BreadsfuHs - Thtto
was quite an active movement 10 Flour this
Ssp Ssiss I ,ss.s SSs sa R, 1ss 800 Ss ne
for export comprise 800 bills Ohio ExtFA At
ts12IS 800 bills. do. a. ts,9s, and 2f0O bbiS.
ssaiSlStilfI and We note sales 20 The trade Of
ioe bbls. fins at $50, 100 bbls. Super at 0lTb,
SO bSls, EstIa a. tsii' 81 nnd 500 belI:
per Dbl. for Howard Street.
: Wheai--May be quoted arm, with rather an
1pwasd tendency. We note SALES today Of
the latter hGurs bslnE an advance or q cents
| on the top price Of SeptsrdAyt 1000 DO. fair
MarIlAnd do. At ti.2lBI Isl 600 Dc. good 90.
10. '' wv w. p''"' TO- " "''V
COM Prices show further slight Improve.
syed At 20 cents, 1000 do good to prime At u
4SI esats, and 1000 do. Prius yellow At a, u
ees ssnts.
Oas:-Saiss 20 lay ZOO bushels at from % TO
% S cents, me ne it h tSr nflSe
| NPee'-He heAT " NJ TURNER Halee OF Oofs
zee thlI mornlnE, sui the inquity eontlnues
aouvn ana tho Hia - very strong. We quote
% Ioiors, FlE NO A. losl2 cents, gold, 10
bond, for fair 70 prime oargoea, and duty
paid, At itsfRis oonts fof iSir 10 good,
| lIoIf cents Tor prime, ant 10 10 cents,
eoll' lot ehaiea 70 iahoJ lots. TheG'oek Of Rio
| mere " ABOUT lI,VOO oags.
lonon.-I mere Nas some moyement IN Dot
ton yesteruay, ahlea teaehlhs $50 bales, but so
| hI io-aay We hh!e he,fl 2; no sales, and We
| quote thS mhhst nulli WIN rrieea tavorlng
oyett. Opia ai ne qno,te ~ ioIowstvlti N1
esit TOT LtlS9Lt54 oeut. Tor good
! yt,,li -osfH1a oep,t dJt low middlingi and
| F.3g4t sens ~, lof mllallng.
| .molos,s..TWe heat o. 10 SAFES siaee the car
| 70 Ispor'eu aIH o. Two elnce. We quote,
howsvsI; a. leiiors, va; Cubs Al 20 eenlI
1 NJ oiaY ~ sgo eehts ior Mntcoyado, rorto
4 4nn ~ 81 esst Ahu EhElsh lsiAAd AZ 20
~ III. gSh ~ ~ xsI'on. ,,..,.,.
.,ass.aa go. n, ,I bIowhqn % psiors
| $780, geon .ot Oly Anu hidllngu AZ nG
Sesan ior hgh'' and to0ts cents per eushsl
| M.
| ssr,,th = mnat eohuhues NeA1y
| sne ~ ~ nA .nl ~ semana, nnd We
luoae InouI9 W. heIa ~, :. u eenis, WIN 1914
| SS,p1siy,e5 sna slusS eehIi lot flo, anu
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-17
Railroad Routs,.

A L7XANDRfA, Lpupoup AEo MINISTRIES
RAILROAD
=, Vn AL AnsF December a3 ia1 iha trEtss a I,
W v sg Ss ~ b t91 q tolioyii -. -
20 Ia a. hns haniitSa 4 II 10 4. ., Love
n afTiV. :, ilsIs,S 20 kss.bsfE At ll'op
Itfs as.on ~ ~ ~ trsih vii lsSVs AisnahdFia
Lsssbaff II an o y. -, II "a sd Affiyg A.
n Ahd srriys ~ AlsEsuaTia sos. ~ '''' =
M ~ rom ~ Its s s..t.a,fll asd u %
Hih kemp's ballT tlAS u Coach, fof Fsts,ua
slso, With RsamsT's Has ~ Csaskss. WkI,S 49,
LssseurG daily for BGil's Mn. aIgIi al S,siI.s
bisEav H. n. HAytskR.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-17
RALTINoRI LOCK HoLFITLL.
ISrLBLrsHID ASA HETuSITKoHsuAoEIEI
THI O'LI rLIGgs EEqHEEB OUrI

m, Iouy,rva IA. dissor.r,I he ,.S.i s-yalS
To- tst sslI is .st =. IissssJ 4
sEErSs.' iAS..shsT Az IEisr, Lss BpiTittJ De
Ao1bs u tIsss P.lpitails1 sflEs VI safi, fiai4iV,
f,:.t; Z: sr q is ii.a;
US; .s:.iI ~ :siiS.s is:.l..; ~; I;
" yisl,n ~ ~. Siii,st 30. y,
sVsnoSs, i'SI; q t' An'"''''''
.sp.si.iiJ, Who Alys tssSEs ~ yislla. q sell.
Ella i;siS;ssi ~ .s: ss . . sIiis'iI h,.,iss
ass u IoSsS SIS y iEs fg,l ~ lisa I.isslslst
s....I .:.:: 80 .i.::
ali via f'ii'S'Iss i1's.krIoI
n.IIi.a S.,.H' Ia ;ssssHsl,e a.
49, mn, it,!.. - sS.silI ssIsd.
IN: PA, sst S.s e.: 81 r p,
'i'lEs. opo,Ufo wr.-EEss
fsT'S - vi VI, .s':! La,
missgak Il 81 asfIiss. IN psslsis-is ~ s.,,,,,
"a q q: ,l:is
ssSssiss sss,s q Is, 9i;stisi sos..is .ssss a.
-. t.sJ q J, ss I've Il '1 49,
veal: is:; isss:,SI S:,s I.ii,ss isIS .s,ss.'
~. pl.s.sI,. y H.sitsI stsPrisI, % pss ! Ice,
Ia,S fsswsisl, S.sSss, isEass.i. 4, PGJ 90
1y.Pss.J, ssEyea. iIIilitIlili bpPIE,l,, ".
B.tiliS.s TsssiSa u u. ifass. 6sSIEs. " &c.
SiIieEi soyIH yEIgIHIoE srHlrT.
ssJsss I'd :
ls,,s,' sal.,. sssssfA Asa sss
sdgsI ~; ~, ~ 80 Psfii.s Il q
'''u''n '''''''b 81 'yohhsfoE. a.
sIesi 2, 'as Iei'sa. -
NadgaaI 9a gns ~ Ahs mss ..lAsl. - -
~ E.a ~ ~. \. 4, ""
Rshs' iilisi.islis. "a ,,lssvlss,, IS siss..l
soms o. As m2.t A. e " tgi.a nhi ISt sys'
sh2sel ~ usNis w. ~, ..s. 49,. ~.
sisrs y Il ,SIlss ssYsasi 5..kislSsss, yiii a..
-. 49, a"aAp
~, =. JiKi flFi tGLt Z ,sSiitE ,,,..
~ i,9 ~ 20 s3 % .h
S.i isslss.., ~ sssi.ly y I,siii;i;, -.
sS,' F < s:5 = AZ =, ..i .f BE-
~: beet pJsB,s:,t ss B.
eiiitS. SSsS.sss q tssssssttss. y - ".
S,sadsS y sr,,,. III, T.S,ss.
l,."Iss " isi:iJ s:itai.iES,t LII.
fiyi.ssi. z s:i;fs: y n 81. = ~ ~:
.IS,1 sSSIS. "a ,IsIv s n ssssasSass.
"'.,."1,-,-.., toosIG My ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,
s.s
ssLi.i y: slstiiJ o. ~. Va ~, ~ q
s.ssJ, SEA Isisi asi SStJ -sGssil sSfIT Is ss
MhsLa giiy 'hsi sJgust 5ss. ne ~ ti'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-17
VIA Il:

p.nI t.ysr.. az nsAs q r'h'f afforded W 'Ai'
fsrsshs u Baiuihsrs, suries, z ls.gAei hsa.;,
tss,h thSrlss. 8 lisasysJ q q Rsal. ~ Ir.lhs.
Ns NO BGraistA ~ ; "a q North 9llnere.lH hoftA
HI N. traSrisss, saa' EspaTsa, " p.T,ou, IL
rssssRas ssas,iS I. ksss u ssiss " AVS wSnsis''
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-17


u 5sI.' IS. ssis'yi,GSTttHfSssi f$ ~ AL VIII
FOR BALTthoRK
80 's'S n t. va HI 81 ~ = I'd q
:, L:.y,dsIiI, 'IssgI tsadij' iiU ,sd '.si.
TOHAnMAPOLta.
LaaysAtI AHd D. Da m, AhA q 81 D. %. No tfNa
10 or from lhnhpoiis On lnndAy.
ON HuNbAY.
FOR BALT1hORH
L'A''"' I6R VI i'sripi6Sssss pm
L'ar't56hRhhfl9f iBs ahhI92 aaitAysRRhpsr
- a. $50, ssdsp.n. -
o. sftnrday a an. aad Dp.n,
GA buhday Al 20, Ahd 400 D, N, enly, saa.
uactinE ~ Relay Station with tfaiha from BAIL.
more 70 Whealihg, PzTksusbufE,ke
vIhEYsGh usts.s . Ne y.si, s.s ,. hsd At De
tbs day.
TG, Eh,lsS:Pfl, "a Bo''''' zee
j.. wTLsoS,
a. ha,tsr Of TrapspouAtioH
0EO. A. KOONTI. 00nsTal AHs.t
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-17
"INNOCESTs ABROAD"
Books.

oEhI HERsELT: NOVEL. BY LEEIE
AskSEps. RIIiiE, iii 1t6tiPiiff;;' ByRd. 0o
saEa ~ Lsoa, lAis U. .. Coasul oshsral
BiBEk8 kGiii o. aSisiS;isii u i:sTiSiai: L.: !"
sSosl. 81 sSssll S' s4sStsd t g s!SSsss
IGSs;s.fto E, ~ I'M k+;55Sy 100
~ iii tIst . 4. ss Sn
ne Ahslsnl WSn. - fgasis Lsseun'
eiisi.S iA' Ri;IsrI u az i.t..iiis@a,
ThPRsSisstt fExT thPPS t E,ssEEISIr,l 90
Usupists ci.ssiiestioS of tx sSfipiuys
rfEs ard sqbi.sis is q. fofn n az
Jas. ssis .fl5,i H%si i ION H ::
raj SRN Sefb 16S5HP2HSD TiTH 'oo
e.y,rIs,st isstl isiiss. ana Iai.i.
sitSsIs.ss.sSs q !, =. psr, IT, ssai..i
ASsiEsTSosEWiisEssklir :t IfSsfss;sissf t.i DO
B. i:si G Sss. i sss. ssS sIRii a..
rHi sglTiII 40 EiF B68K - Nv
ssssss q Il. civil,r.d WoIis oo Hnssusi
ia w Fcd.IiaE isTtis. REVISED a.
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TrEITIp gTlTELPLTIYT oTTICE

ITElTED STATES FATEaT OIIlCE, ,-
" NAsHtHsToE,B 4. ,fsb I. hp
On the psliu0h Of JArEs0H OoAnAHi u haltds-
town. us6rFil, pTsyiug tor the sHtghsl9n 81 a
TaitBt EFastSd 70 HIM % The la.h aay OF N.Y.
Isa, Tor 40 impfuy 10 10 WaEd faNt
II Il ordered that ths taatla1uy ~ tha case -
slossd on The i3th Day u lEtil pert tat The
poft ~ umltsI 70 The ~ daT of Ami naHt,
ssltkAl said psiliiga b hsafa O. he l5lh aay 81
Anil nett AuY Pefaoh may oppnsa thla "a.
taualou. NAHNAL y lhhhhf
fsiUTAyW OeRniaaiaasE Il falaala.
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Medical.
Nm. PEn IS.
Personal.

I AIDES AID oKSrLEAEs CAa RAW Pat
Ia ysts soSsalbaIioIa II No, 36I Masisshusst.
Sysnge, bsiyssa LssIh SAD klsSssh slFssts GssS
I'D States Afmy-A gsuuslaAa u tusAtT -lsVsb
years, sTpsTisass is lklS parusalSI bTsSsh
fins WI V ssAi ffss ~ cypress V az Si he A.
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NoUdHLIH,B pRu0 sroRT. oPPosTE
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pRuO, groRA. OPPOSITE
SS.,s,lJ tSiS5S sea. sSl * iAS lSSssi ssII1Ss.
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sUPKs,m CoURT OF TIE UEITzB sTLTEs-
RsdHtIday, February 10, 1S70---on motion
Of Nj; 2. Y: Peek E..Gl AaAN. esd'. OF ILL
and eounsellor Of this court. al.
No, 81. James d. Boylan, plAlntln ~
OF tnseaa9r IIaltedRFatsi ihs az atIgSa 9asss
ant Attorney General Field, Of counsel for
the defendant In error, and concluded BY
Mr.. EVarts for the plaintiff In error.
No. 10. The Justices Of tho Supreme
Court OF New York, Sd district, plAinttnsln
error, vs.. The United States, en- rel, Robert
Murray ct al. This cause was argued by
Mr.. AmasA J. Parker, Of counsel for the
PLAINTIFF In error, and By Mr.. Assistant At
torney General Field and Mr.. Attorney
General Hoar, for the defendant In error.
No. 20. Hiram Barney, collector, &C.,
plaintiff In error, vs.. q. u. Schneider ct al.
The argument Of this case was commenced
by Mr.. Assistant Attorney GensTal Flsld, OF
counsel for the plaintiff In error, and con.
tInued BY Mr.. EVGrts, for the defendant In
error. .|t r.
Adjourned until tomorrow at II o'clock
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MERCHANT TAILoRs.
TWENTIETH STREET MARKET,
No. Tao. Twentieth street. bet. @ ana II.
WIN. LINKING & SON.

AlyaTs keep on hand tbs bsst quality Of Fresh
ard salts Meats, and all htnda Of Vegetables AID
Canned Prults, Poultry, Dame, dc. he.
ALSO, -
Al stall No, -, Centre Market, hnd stalls Nos. o
AID 7, West Market, The very best Beef, Lamb.
call faJ.7U
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o'''s'S A'''r No iu IsEquny.

6Tisrsa. TAis y iIT Of TsLrssJ, A. D IsD.
that the sale nsds asa rcpSHsd ~ George A
Bearer Ana A. ThsUAs Badly safylytnE 'Tgs
Nst day Of bsosmbsT, 4, o, ls,p, b taally Tau
asd aEA couhTnsd uulsss eagss % The e9sulI{
thsfsof b shoNa or ksigrs ths itt day 81 March
HeKtt provided eoRy Of thls ofAsf " isasLtsd u
slns hsNspapsT printed Asd pubhshsd 10 Wash
nFton city, onea IL each ot thFss HneessslNe Wsef
bslofs The Isi day Of hAErh RsBL
1iFSs soPJs RI nEIGs. CIsE.
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AIRY. lHIl.

J No, lfIA Ia. Dee. 70.
~, iR,!i s9laisr, Z "a siairsI ISsi ls acts.
thsf HVpsAtAaes 70 b satsrei htrsih % " btfqFe
the hfil role dAI ossaTTlhG iprI days AftsT this
~ 10 Caas Of default.
w the Court.
TTua Oopy=TaHtf a. !. MICS. glsFk.
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5'E5F75AES F0E NRlFFEES.E EvEE5FE51E5
PosT oFPIoE DnriIrnsyT,

Sealed Proposals will 30 received uatl ,, m. on
!s.s "a day q AaIss, 800 fer faInishlSE AZ the
psrS' Vhish thia Department nay TsasiIs dailsE
period offour IeaTi lat o. July .ls70.
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REPAIIIS ron STOVES, RANGES,
"oE 1BsSfSsE4SSS sfiS SSEE2PIT. a
BRiao MANI AND AUhgbbH!2k sIoyE
iJH.u $40 Man sir..,. Ssiss.s ss1I.