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The New York herald., 1870-08-21

LOUISE, AL Wltn Sisters OF CHARITY
Mary, Louisa, Victoria, Tnerese, Josephine, Vim
centa, Oreia, Eugenle; Monsieur and Madame Chal-
mason.
PROCLAMATION BY THE EMPEROR.
Chung how, having reported to the Emperor about
the troubles in Tlentsln between the people and
the missionaries, and the fight which has taken
place between them, and acknowledging himself
guilty, having prayed that he might be punished,
and that the other local mandarins might likewise
lesser outlines,
The Privy Council Nie.ko) have now received an
imperial decree. dated Tungchlh, 9th year. OH
moon, 2Ith day l25h OF June, l870 which runs
thus
In consequence q some bad people having kid
mapped children, and charged the MISSIONARIES
establishments with being lmpl icated In this crime
II came to pass that the people of Tentsn began 10
entertain doubts IN their minds, and created dis
turDapces. And further, in consequence OF the
French Consul Fontanier having discharged re-
volver In The Yamen OF Chung-hOw, and Ired shot
at the city magistrate OF Tentsn the excitement OF
the people rose 10 such degree that general fight
ensued, IN the course OF which Fontanier was
killed and missionary establishments set on fire and
1t appears from this, first, that Chung-how being
entrusted with the management Of international
affairs, has been unable TO pacfy the place; second,
that the Taotal OF 1lentsln Chow w-chlahsun, whose
duty IL was to set good example to all the people
has not been able to prevent the outbreak before it
was too late; third, that the Chlfu (PrelecO Of
TieDtsn, ng.kuang-t -tsae, and the Chin sien
(City Magistratc) OF TlentsIn, Lul-chh have shown
an ntter want OF skill In the fulhlment of their
several duties.
1t IL evident that so great a disaster could never
have taken place but for the alleged reason, and
that therefore all the above named officials must
be considered guilty and responsible for these
events
Tie Ministry Of Administration Li-pu) has there
fore been instructed TO define the several punish
ments to be inflicted upon the said officials.
Further, Tseng kwo-ian has been ordered to
repair TO Ttentsin to institute strict inquiry into
the occurrences and TO report upon them 10 The E.
perOr.
Again. as regards the miserable individuals who
have been guilty OF kidnapping and the principal IN
stgators OF the late disturbances they must be
rested and punished. 1t Will be the duty OF Tsehg-
The New York herald., 1870-08-21

LoNpoN, Aug sAIrived. Aberdeen Law. Philsdelphia;
Alexander, New YORK; Esse1 Newcomb, New Orleans;
Eni out lib, Peep o Day, Lawson, for New York.
LEanoRN, Aug a-Arrived, Amphion, Thomas, Phnade
MrNFI, July 3l-Arr,ved Chief, Harding stettir
MARsEILLRs, Aug 5-Arrived. Tamerlane, Sumner, New
Sailed 4th, Duchess d'orleans, Hines, New York.
YORK & for BGsop pSra 'hR r
Sailed June A ship soooo, Hutchinson Boston essh bark
MADnss, Jay sailed. John xien New York.
PLYMoyrH, Avg Arrived, sOerideren. Larsen, New
OF do nh Goshen, Bsejer, from New York for Bremen
on Sciliy 5tb, NJ Edwards.
on Fey 7th John Patten Hi from Shields for Phiadel
PoEI EIIzADsTn, CGH, July l1Pa. in G.c, August,
9TrsSsJowS A. AVE & Nene' caero and Wan,
srRTT1N, Aug i-Amvcd, Aukathor, Henrickseu, Phila
delphia; Marie Ausus!e Renmansen, New York
@
SON do also 1 arrived June a. brig saS5a Bryan New
~ Moro
IL In port July H. steamship Masdala tBr) for New York
as1 nI Sisnk
,,, sISs4roRr g June easArnved Midnight Brock Cardiff
Sailed sstn' asISar Bi.ndora Boston; boston: v.,,.
pore (and sailed for BostonJ
sAGUA, Aug Sailed, brig Samuel Lindsey Wilson, Phil
sTjons, NIB, Aug ls-Arrved, brig John Byera Lewis,
sS sssf Ssse os ssis New
nSsn.a .sss Jun. % Rev Ysss s SHf
YoKoaHaA June arrived, bark: Pein, Seymour,
@ rsn;ad
s n ss sts @ . l s s y; s Hss
liza Carlton Carlton San Francisco; gath, ship Cornet Bray,
Sailed July 90, bark chlors NG,, New York.
in por july H. shp' TaI.slns tBr Bloomneld, and Mn
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-29
THE NEWS BY GABLES


Parliament ProcsedipgH-Ehes Ece-
Massacre discussed In Both honses'
LorpoS. April ss-In the House o. noIu.
to-day the Earl Of Clarendon aubmli'eu 'ne
eorrespopdenee 10 regard to the recent Tragedy
n Greece. The Greek and Turkish Govern
meats, he said, were making active and unhep
eHotts TO secure the capture Of the enufs
b.pd Of assausins, and ave hundred troops
were In hot pursuit. .a.r. ...t-
one half OF the gang had been overtaken
OF whom seven had already been beheaded
and ave more were undergoing examination
and would undoubtedly share similar late
The Earl OF cornaroon thought that TIT
Greek Government was responsible for tn
atrocities committed by theft btigandn, bu
advocated tunpenaion Of Judgment pendlnI
investigation,
In the House OF Commons, Mr.. otwAy, ir
presenting the Greek respondenoeiaaldih Ai
ofielAI Information had bsen received ifom
Athens eoBnrminE most Of the details OF the
massacre. He added that At the last accounts
the brigands yet uneAPtured were making Tor
the Turkish frontier The Turkish authoft
ties, however, were on the look out and
would arrest the ugitiyes II they attempted to
cross the border. The remains OF the victims
had been embarked on board Of Her MAjs'iy''
frigste Antelope TO be taken 10 Malta.
The House then went Into committee on the
Irish land bill. One amendment, reSetvipg
small allotments to laborers, was Lost By 90
majority Another, offered BY Mr.. Fortessue,
restrietluE the number of cottages to enc for
every twenty-five acres Of tliiage, was Agreed
TO. Progress was reported, and the House ad'
iourned,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-29


Arrangements for VotIbE on the Pie
bIaeitum-The EeumenIeal Coupcii
aad the Question OF PaPal lnfaht
billy.
PARIs, April 2s.-Ths police auihoritles arc
making great preparations TO insure good or
der during the period fOr taking, counting and
declaring the vote on the plebisciiuH, The
members OF the electoral committee which
acted for M. Theirs At the last oleetion have
issued an address to his eonaiiiuenta, eonn
selling them to vote "no," or 10 abstain from
voting on the plebiseaum. -
All the legitimate journals in the prov lnses
pronounce for negative vote or none Saw
eral French bishops have sent from Rome a
request that the priests In their diooeses be
permitted TO vote on the plcbtsciiUn.
Cardinal Matthew has arrived At Rome.
~ UafrerS, an ultrAmontane organ, says that
Count Daru, while Minister OF Foreign Affairs,
directed the Marquis de Bonneville to trans
nit his memorandum to the Pope, and aeeom-
pany II with = request that Its contents be
communicated TO the Council.
The Pope received the memorandum, but
has not carried out the request Of the French
Minister.
The CS=eiis, Of France, contains eommunieS.
lions FROM several American bishops, dlsa-
greeting WIth Iis recent letter Of the Arch
bishop Of Baltimore on the question Of dselAr.
lag PApAl infAliibllity. The Ga=siis does not
print the names Of the writers.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-29

A Delightful Expose Of How Bowen
Employs Men when ne Has No
MOWaW A PRw THAN

Money 90 Pny Them.
A meeting OF the Fifth ward Irish Republi.
(John q Mearal 10 the chair. -
Mr.. George McRie moved that the names
| Of John n, AItisan and J. W. Mcknight be
count OF their action in refusing to allow the
representatives. Of the club a voice IN the late
meeting OF the flfth ward executive commit
Qtles Of Question" question" salt down."
The Chair ,.la that horh lhsEsn,ieRsp were
/ 10 the room, and they should Be heard
A perfect yell OF dlaappfobation followed
this announcement, but the presldent was
.iSbeotni and NJ, M.KSgIsh' reof ,hs Moor I,
/ committee were possessed Of certain delegated
powers, but had not authority 10 Increase
their number, When the deleEstiou from this
/ allow them TO remain but not to participate.
| II he did not suit the club SAY 20, And he
would seslsn. Tories Sdo 90 ''do SET .,,
the action Of the gentleman was gross out
rage, and admitted Of no explanation, zap
Mr.. hrrIsou asked TO be heard. tyoiess.
| 20 uestIon,n "queetion.n1
The ohait would not put the question until
4 chorus Of voices followed this declaration,
"ihsy wouia'nt give us showf' "tufn them
whsn quiet was restored, Mr.. ArrIsOn said
that all he asked was chance to defend him.
self They might expel him NON the club,
but they could not sever him from that party
| spent. IApplause and Kisses.
| Mr. Sullivan appeAled 70 the meeting to hear
the explanation. They should not enforce q
sFhs Appeal hSd Iit,ls ei 4 however, and
| the expianatlo was cut ahori, .4
/ On motion the vote was ordered TO be taken
| by yeas and nays and after several tneheotuAl
| attempts and great confusion, Il Was reported
that the motion vsslost BY vote Of % nays
v % motion OF Horatlo Merryman II was
| reaolyed to unite In tho primary election or
| defed by the central eommlttee.
Mr.. q. u. Holden addressed the club.
Mr. Shea, from the committee on work, re-
ported that he, Mr.. sullivan And Mr.. Nc.
Knight had waited on Mayor Bowen during
tho day, aud were authorized BY him to tell
every man In the club who wanted work that
he could have Il tomorrow. When Informed
h we ~ SsI ardsreS ~ sommls,,nS.t 70
begin work on south Carolina avenue to-
morrow. He declared that he did not know
any men 10 the Fi1ih ward were idle.
good In Mr.. Bowen, but why did he not do Il
all winter, when he saw them standing around
the Oity HALT What he wanted was votes.
"a voice. "He had no money then.nl
Mr. Me. He has no money now, nor can he
get cent 10 any bank In WAlhipgton. He
INF. Mel had not foTEntten that Howen once
declared he could get all the votes he wanted
M. John darcy said there were now In the
employ OF the corporation over one thousand
ave hundred men and three hundred and atty
horses and carts. This had been ano winter
as all knew, and yet men, women, and chill.
drsn had been starving because Mr. Bowen
tracts Stc g6ina into effect, men aid not need
y 20 much, especially a. y e only used for |
who do go to work will not get paid for It,
The meeting then adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-29

ATLANTA, GA, April 2s.-Both Houses met
at ten O'Clock. In the Senate, the matter
Of investigation into the affairs OF the State
Treasurer and the Western and Atlantic rail-
road was referred to the committee which wA'
appointed to wait on the Provisional Gov
ernor.
In the House, the main question was on TIT
adoption Of the report Of the committee Ap
pointed 10 walt on the Provisional Governor
After discussion, the report Of the committee
was adopted by vote Of IS to %.
Mr.. Turner, OF BIB county, offered arebo
luton expressing the sympathy Of the HOUSE
with the citizens Of Richmond, Va, 10 vicT
Of the late disastrous calamity In that city
Adopted.
Mr.. Scott offered resolution proposing that
q committee OF citizens, not members OF the
Legislature, be appointed to Investigate the
Affairs Of the State road, State treasury, sc.
Passed BY . vote OF os to 20. The House then
adjourned until 10 O'Clock tomorrow,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-29

BARON LmBIG, the eminent chemist, ID
dangerously III In Paris.
CHAs. FERDnAND CANNON, a Representa-
tive Of the French republic In 1913, arrived
In Paris yesterday.
Tue steamships The Queen and Samarla,
from New York, arrived at Queenstown on
Wednesday afternoon on the way to Liver
pool.
The London Times Of yesterday urges the
inGtand passage Of the land bill, as In Its
present shape and position It has become a
serious obstacle to beneficial legislation.
A PARTY Of twenty Fenians passed
through Boston on Wednesday evening,
uniformed with long overcoats OF Irish
frelEe and carrying well.flled knapsaeks.
They are bound North.
SEVERAL JOURNALS Of Madrid deny .he
statement published by the EpOca on Tues
day morning concerning tho canddature Of
Prince Frederick Of Prussia, and the effect
such report had had at Paris.
YOUNG MAN named Edward Ludmeyer
was drowned on Wednesday In his own pri-
yate yacht, William Tell, when OIL the upper
end Of Pctty's Island, near Philadelphia.
lie accidentally fell overheard and sank,
despite the most strenuous efforts made 10
rescue him. Ills body was not recovered.
A TERRIFIC EXPLOSION occurred in Edges
fireworks factory, Jersey City, at 10 o'clock
yesterday morning. Several Workmen were
stunned, but none were killed. The wIndoWs
all over the nelghborhood were broken, and
the buildings were damaged.
THH political meetings held Throughout |
France on Wednesday were excited aud tur- |
bulent. In all OF those which assembled In |
Paris cries of ''Yive la Republique" were |
heard, Prime Minister olivier was attacked |
BY the speakers, who styled hun renegade |
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-29
AptI.BOwCn Politics Pare aud Unde.

The Anii.Rowen Republicans Of the Sixth
ward held meeting few evenings since and
| determined TO ding TO the breeze an Anti
Bowen standard As an earnest Of what the
Sixth ward will do 10 the coming municipal
contest
About 100 persons assembled at tho pole on
YirEiaiA aEenue At O'Clock last evening,
uiAsm \ eolored man hauled 4 large 40 foot
n1E TO the masthead arsr which three
cheers was given for the Stafn aud Stripes.
MeaaTa. Gary W, White aud John Goas were
supeTihtendents OF all the Arrangements.
Josiah Grey, George Langley, VIM DobbIa,
X. r. Johnsoa aud Josiah Venable (eorpofA-
.lon sTployesa and Irl.h hepuhlleausl arrived
being raised, and protested against II, claim
ing that the pole belonged to the central com
mittee OF the Republican party Of this city.
Josiah Gray appealed to the police, (sIEht
OF whom were presently to interfere and pre-
vent the nag from being raised, but was In.
formed that the police were there 20 keep
the peace and not settle disputed owner.
Ihip pf a flag pole.
CouneiItnSn Venahle proelaimed u an i'm
feroolous, but being In the majority they
"suceumbed gfaeefully.h
The whole movement was neatly planned
and well executed by the anti. Bowen Republl.
cADs, men who subscribed more towards the
erection OF the pole in 1854 than those who
protested against raising an American nag at
Itg masthead yesterday. ~. %
at Point Lookout during the war, under which
10000 rebel prisoners took the oath OF allie.
The Sixth Ward Anti Bowen RspublIoans
Intend Eiylng 200 majority for any body but
sayleB j. Bowen.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-29

Ofieer Mox, who shot a man In PhllAdel.
phiA, has been committed for trial.
The game Of base ball In Baltimore yesier.
day between the Athletic and Maryland Clnbs
was stopped by the rain at the ninth inning,
the Seoro standing, Athletics, 2SI Maryland, ..
Harper, Of the Maryland Club, broke a nnGsr
San FrAneiSoo comments uniavorably upon
the proposition pending In Congress to give q
land grant subsidy to the Southern PAeihC
railroad.
Gen. Z. E. Lee arrived at WILMINGTON, N.
o., yesterday, In much Improved health.
The Presbyterian church at Wrightsville,
York county, Pa, was struck BY lightning
yesterday, and totally destroyed by FIRE.
The Archbishop OF Canterbury is so hope
leSSly III that his resignation 10 probable. The
Bishop Of Winchester ia named for the huoees-
sion.
Work commenced In baltimore yesterday on
the great tunnel OF the Baltimore and Potomac
ValIroaa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-29
tCommunieAted ]
PIacatorlhl.

WAEHrBaroN. D. O., April n, Is7a.
To THE REPUBLICAN Your reporter ID in
error 10 stating that the yGrti black bass Of the
season, now on exhibition At Mr.. Joseph
PlAtI's, was caught yesterday. Capt. VIM. II.
DlAridge, OF the frAnklin Telegraph, and Major
San. Lewis, Of the internal revenue bureau u,
lAoknOWledged disciples OF Sir IsaAel on
Friday last visited the hahing grounds not
quite a thousand miles from the Great Falls,
log high and dry nine OF the best black pass
aVsT caught 10 those waters, two OF the num-
Der being Ia alse as to the largest ahAd brought
into our markets. The average weight OF the
femainlng seven vas one pound. Dan any Of
the bold fisherman. Ia this gay and faltlVe
burg make better summing up 10 so short q
time e
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-29
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where they saa Be sxSmiasdI sSd v6sHsSsr tSc
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-29

said It was all right, thu, Mr.. Holden, Mr.
Cook, Mr.. Bowen, and himself (Mr. 81 had a
long meeting In Mr.. Cooks back once during
the areTnoou, and Mt, Bowen bad lnaiTuetea
monte thinga and then adjourn. Mt, Hol-
den having arrived, the meeting was called 70
order and Immediately adjourned until next
the Irish ueetinR
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-29

HAVANA, April 7s-The spAnish Au,hoFi'
ties this afternoon delivered up the steamer
Lloyd AspinwAil. The captain refused to ae.
eept the steamer, claiming an indemnify oil
800 for every days detention. The consul
general Of the United States at last accepted
the steamer for the Government, and hoisted
the American nag on board.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-29
New York Republican Judicial
Ticket.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, April 2s.-The Repub
lleAn state Convention TO nominate judges o.
the Court OF Appeals, after protraoted and
rather excited session to-day, nominated tho
following ticket; Chief JuStice-H. r. Selden,
OF Rochester: Associate JuStiees-CharlesA An
dreWS, OF OnondAgai Charles Folger, Of New
York, Robert S. Hale, Of Essex and Charles
Mason, of Madison. There was much debate,
mostly Of local and personal interest eNelu-
HlVely. Several brief resolutions were adopted,
one Of them iudorsIng the Administration Of
President Grant.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-29

As ECONOMY Is the highway to wealth, we
consider Il our duty TO remlad our fellow.cltl.
Gems Of the fact that there 10 4 vast differ
ence In the prices charged by our several
merchants. Many profess 10 sell goods
cheap, but from our own experience wo have
10 say that we mover bought our Gents Fur
nlshinR goods more reasonable than at the
store Of the onc-prlce Franc, 43t Seventh
street, between ID and K.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-29

0fyicB CHtEY Coz. or suHsIsInHoE,
hRw UHLEAss, IA April n. ing
furnish 4 he Uaiisd States kabs ist5nsi bspart.
w ~ SsP;.lS E.s' fo1S, q iGsSss, qulllty-
fOT j, 900 barrels of Flour, equal 10 The Ooyern.
mset liiBdAld. bach barrel n flohr pufshassd
yillbs leqaiIfd 70 welsh 10 poaSds, ahd All
Flour hbtuaeted a. pTeVioua lnspoeii0na of
misaing from he barrels from other eausis, viii
beTeqqlled 10 be made up by the co hlraeiOf'
IoSo 1900 eAna Condenaed MIX BOfdah's RaEle
E9fioo o. Hasgsrei. Ee.I.
Ihe hboyestiielssi y BE- q the yarI best quAllY.
cred ~ ihs hub4lstenee depot a his ely within
La dkYs alter lhs openlnE Qf the bids 80
JAILED g s9,pgpiI With thslI spgaEsnsnn WHISKY
PFopossls % 81 aiifsesid to he usdsrsigasd,
And marked, "PrOpoagla. A. BROkWlTH,
BTsyA. halyI, 0S9sfal Apa COmmiIlary Of Sub.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-29

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BAY Nay $50 tST shO a,ysIS Il 4, "a G4S
s.n2a y q bae9n 70 The connissaTy Department
ESsTTt SR4.Sss ASSS BRS SSH$S: R Rs:Ss
toH Stanton, n. N 100 pounds Baeon.
koTi ssldenI \ NJ. 1900 pounds BGsoa
kkorI B..ssoP, r., $500 Realds y 'son.
VII ySs "a U9lorssde, ZOO Poynds BAeOu.
Eeri S9@migys, n a /; y 90 Psusas bacon.
b9It MACY, NJ, 6,Ol pOlndH Bacon. L #.
pdYs sayS ~ Rsloss Of OHsrlhE one h,Td
.RsllySiy VIII Sotbs required uatll Jauu,ry I,
y caller day. must b saisd u he Sias,
also ths ~ uaia A1d A yhAi time ihsJ III be able
The bason fgIaihsd under these contracts muIl
e. made irsn healthy begin good e99dltoh Whsh
cured, pat up IN slBEls HahHy sacks of % poGads
saSS SLsSsd ~ s'%s o. ssd dAls
bsoa Z b made q each Pose prol j ss.spt ma p, o.
Ths roih nHs, b. egnAl 2 the beet " Mess, +"
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o. msnafaeluIe. the Eros1 And net weight. ssd Il
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SSSsS shs g5I.ss sts!ss By paSmssi Of the
BIDS must be made separately for each post pro-
PSssS % sSEPy TsSS more tSly Ts.Pon!iLis
isIsd ~ u; va, u IA, he biddsi iSddrssd " "
T6s asSsi iSqaifs q BIDDER, a, indicated
T. previous "A yettssments tIon lhln once, mnI
ds.ssa sa Ts.ssiyta 8S. vi Viii re q
opened Opened A. y S,Slesk n % the day above msH
peT.on or BY representation,
ksdres. ne S6dsrs ghsd a Santa y. IN
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aPt ia Bvt MAJ sSa q, u. y, 81.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-29
COAL AND WOOD.

JAMES oLEAsoN; ,aseS..os % GLEASON 4
BsstauSlilI q Rid AID VII iIi Asa AESTiHRs..
R1d PINS WOOD, ia sisk o. ,awsd ahd split
''ouiek safes and small prohls,'' had A. bay for
cash only, and cell Al very small advance, ny
terms In future will 10 strictly cash.
Will make a specially Of supplying dealers from
the vessel At a aliEht advanes over cost
Orders By mall will receive pTemPi e!leaiien.
apis-u O street wharf, WashihGion, b. o.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-29

INDucnGRNT TO BUT Coon SEWING
MAoHINB.-WilcoK 4 Gibbs Sewing Ma
chine, the most simple and best constructed
sewing machine, will hereafter be sold on
liberal terms. Inaplre Of tho agency, Baum's
street, between ID and Z.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-29

SPRIso USDERCLoTHINd.
A large dsIorfmsHt Of UndTshirts.
India Gauze, from 80 cents to sI.5O.
Gauze Merlno, from 81 10 %.
Fine Isle Thread, sl.50.
Cartwright and Warmers, SO.
llalf'sleeYe and Long. sleeye Shirts.
Fine Jean Drawers, ~.
Fine Linen Drawers, e..
GEORGE O, HESNING,
No. 40 Seventh street northwest.