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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-08-11
A DJOURNED SALE

A DJoURNED SALE
U A LIE REAL ESTATE
BY virtne Of authority and order OF the Orphans
i, o3url oI colninhla county the undersigned ad-
ihlhlstfatofs OF the estate OF Jacob kostenbauder
The premises. on
SATURDAY, AUGUST Goth 1871,
= large quantity of valuable lands situate in
rankin township in said county. described as
Fmsr-At ten o'clock in the forenoon. n lot of
timber laud-the undivided six-sevenihsHod-
Joining lands of 5. Artley, VIM George, q, Artiy
in three lots ofabout
Il w ENTY ACRES EACH,
as shall be deemed most cxpedlent. The whole
property viii be offered and the title 10 Inc one
seventh made TO the purchasers.
SEcoND-Wnl be offered tleccfen,s interest I'm
q tract OF land adjoining III. +, Clark lands Of
n n'4Sher y DlnEles lands of l.. MOnhardt and H.
L. hecuer, containing
Il V f n Il LONE ACRES.
more or less, Whereon are erected Brick
dwelling House, a Bank Barn Wagon House n
Spring House and all other neccssSr ont builI-
lngs There is also Spring of excellent Water
good orchard ana fruit OF all kinds, with about
four Acres OF Chestnut Timber, All in excellent
order and cultivation.
rHIRn-A tract of land adjoining ElIas Weaver
VIM stoclser, John Hover and dccedents home
stead, contaiuing
L III II II Y-F V + &c II ES,
more or less. Whereon are erected n Frame
dwelling House. Bank Barn with n good
nouhs apple Orchard. All in good condition,
The lands will be offered at the Homestead I'm
the order advertised. The
G II a | n n Il ii Il ROUN
is reserved Possession of the timber tract or
tracts, Immediately upon paying the purchase
money or securing the same % be paid. And OF
me olher two tracts ON the first OF April A II
lS2, upon compliance with the conditions.
q. ID. l.. KOSTENBA DER
JOSEPH Il. KHlTTLE,
Administrators.
TERMS OF sALE.-Ten per cent of the one
VLrth Iourth Oh the purchase money TO be paid at the
sirlklhs down OF the pToperty;the one.fourih less
the ten per cent, at the continuation of sale, MnI
lhe remaining throe-iourths in one year there
"''o'' WIN interest rom confirmation SIsL
WELLINGTON IA. ENT, CLERK
Bloomsburg, June S0th lS7l-ts.
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CONYNGHAM COMMON SCHOOL

-
pLOOMSBURG
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
AND
LITERARY AND COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE,
rms institution oiiels good opportunities i'm
every department of Literature and Science in
addition TO the Excellent Normal school Classes
nave practice In the use OF Surveying and Engin-
eerlns instruments in the field and mine under
Lhe instruction of the most competent Professor
me faculty aim to he very thorough in their in
structlul ana TO look carefully after the hea tn
manners and morals of the students
The rules and regulations of the school are
suGh as 10 command the respect of the students
anu consequently not many feel that they can
AFFORD to violate laws which are calculated 10
promote their success and happiness. The Mus.
dcai s do nTlarI ment affords as good opportunities
much less expense.
S1pL', lem commences April 81, ISL.
FOR iurther particulars, address
JOHN q, FREEZE ESQ., &cy. or
HENRY cARviEhh' Il < I kuTErT, r Fi,nc,Sdi %c;s5 or
BioomSbur9. Jan. l3, lS7l-Gm.
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THAT dear, delightful, little Mrs,
Kate Chase Sprague, daughter of very
great jurist and wife of very small
senator, has been to Paris, lately, and
while there she went shopping. Here
Is an item OF what the papers say she
bought and what She mid Tor II
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ALSO:

The undivided interest of all that Real ES-
tate situate in Centre township, Columbia conn
", PENNSYLVANIA. bounded and described as fol-
lows, TO vii: on the west by lands of Philip
Miller, ON the north by lands of Levi Miller on
the cas-, by lands of Oliver Evans, on the south
by the river, whercon is erected II log house and
stable, ana other out buildings, containing three
acres, more or less.
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold as
NE property Of John j. Webb, with notice to
teITC- tenants
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Court Advertisements.
WIDOWS ADVERTISEMENTS.

w
The following appraisements of real and per-
sonal property set apart TO widows of decedents,
nave been hled in the office of the Register OF
Columbia county, under the Rules of Court, and
viii he presented for absolute confirmation, to
the Orphans Court to be held in BIoomsburg in
and for said county, on Wednesday, the 9th day OF
Scpten Der 1871, at 2oclock r. NJ, OF said day un-
less exceptions to such combinations are previ.
ously filed, OF which all persons Interested in
said estates Will take notice:
]. Widow of Tobias Smith, late Of Drlarcrcek
township, licensed.
q Widow of Daniel Loiby, late OF Locust town
ship, deceased.
2. Widow OF Moses Conman, late of the town OF
Bloomsbury deceased
4. Widow, of Leyi Klken1all, late OF Minln
township, deceased.
5. Widow Of George r. Smith, late of Green.
wood township, deceased.
0. Widow Of Thomas c. Kester late OF Fishing
creek, deceased.
7. Widow OF samuel Dyer, late OF Roaring
creek township, deceased.
Z. Widow of Jacob Kostenbaler, late OF FrlulS-
lin township, deceased.
.. Widow OF W. A. j. Britain, lato OF Briar-
creek township, deceased.
10. Widow OF Abel Dalby. late OF the Borough
of Berwick deceased.
H. Widow Of Isaac seigfrled, late of Blooms.
burg deceased
II. Widow of David Houck. late of Locust
township, deceased.
w. II. JACoBY. Register.
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SUBPENA IN DIVORCE

SVDI 'T4N Il IN III ' VKCTI,
:, In Common Pleas of Columbia county, No. o.
February Term, ISL.
Lavina Colder !
VS.. IAlinS Subpucnn N nivorcn
enjamn Colder ''e'
SIR:-lou are hereby required to appear on
Monday The fourth day of September, 4. d. ISL
IN the SAID Court, and answer to the said com
plant, or the matter will be then determined
tE pare. AARON SMITH,
BY order OF the Court.
WELLINGTON II. ENT,
p,.z....,. ,,,, g.. IfothonOtury.
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Mr.. SAMUEL COCHRAN, travelling
agent for the Singer Manufacturing
Company, gives notice to the residents
of Columbia county, that j. A. DoRAN
is the duly authorized agent for the
sale of the Singer Sewing Machines in
the above county. Parties wishing to
purchase said machines will bear in
mind that they cannot be had from
dealers in other machines except second
handed
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JUSTICES BLANKS. Summons, Executions
subponas, Warrants, DC, constantly on nand
ana Tor sale at the CoLUmBIAN ONCE.
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DUBLIC SALE

V y l. U l. l. REAL EST ATE.
In pursuance of an order of tho Orphans' t'ourt
q columbia county, Pa, the UNDERSIGNED Guar
uian OF Charics Gcarhatt, Daniel Gcnrhart EIiz-
Nuctn Gearhart, and stephen Gcarhart, Jr, min
or chlidren OF Jacob Gearhart, Jr., late of Maihe
iiownship, IN said county. deceased. will expose
o,punllc sale ON the premises ON SATURDAY y
AUGUST 2Gth, 1871, at twelve O'Clock, noon, the
following described valuable real estate TO wit /:
All that certain " "'
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ne the same more or less ON which are erected IL
House. large Frame Barn, and other outbuild- =
lhss. Ihere Is also upon the premises n fine
Young Apple Orchard, and n variety Of other
Hult trees W. IL. ENr, Clerk.
80 CONDITIONS OF SALE.-Tcn per cent of ONE
lourth oil the purchase money to be paid by the
purchaser ny the striking down of the property
Oue.fOurth less the ten per cent 10 he paid nj tIe
continuation of the sale. The balance to be paid
IN one year rom the confirmation of sale with
interest rom the time the purchaser gets pos
session OF the said premises The grain in the
ground 10 be sold with the farm. Possession OF
the premises to be given on the first day of Sep.
tember y. D., 1871.
WILLIAM GREASY,
STEPHEN GEARHART,
Guardians.
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TIE "Headly grove Camp Meeting"
Oh Bloomingdale Circuit, Luzerne coun-
ty, will commence August 23d, and
continue nine days, providence per-
mitting). The ministers and friends of
surrounding charges are respectfully
invited to attend.
There will be excursion tickets issued
by the Lackawanna & Bloomsbury
Railroad Co. to Shickshinny, good from
August 23d to September lst.
B. Il, KING, Pastor.
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ly order Of the Town Council,
+. G. EYER, secy. iuIv 5 7i.itt' iistt'
CoNNYGHAM TOWNSHIP ROAD

~ FUND.
BERNARD AND DANIEL DOUGHERTY. SIr.
PEkNlSpRS IN ACCOUNT WITH CONYNG-
HAM IuWNSlllP FOR THE YEAR 1870.
ISL. DIR. d
April l5 To amount OF Road Duplicate
,., ior $50, si.S6l 80
~, unseated lands. DoG 90
~ ulounl IecelNed from Poor Fund.- Si7 -
Aihouht 10 Baluncc, Ii ~
April Is. OR.
By By amount nnseatcd land tax returned, s 5O2 ~
by amount errors and exoueratious on
-, Duplicate. 25l 50
by hinouhl collectors commission, 22 80
BY Py itin 10 k Thornton cx-supervisor, l,OE IS
by am OF Judgment and costs TO j. 4.
~. Leiby, li2 r.
i'y amt 10 Wm Yorgcy, debt of 1865, cOJ OJ
By amt to Peter l.. Kline debt of ISL
~. on account, 100 90
ny iy nn m ol llNes worl od on roads, 81 50
by amount of orders redeemed fprworl,
ana expenses of repairing roads
~. durlng year. 3,92S 60
hS am "l IIcasurers commission 10 W
sG,G26 2s
hll'hcc uue supervisor, sll G2
Examined and certified
MARTIN FLANAGAN
ANDREW ROONEY, : Auditors
DbMlNlCk CDSGRONE, }
COnyngham, August 1, lS7l-3t
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Misc ellaneo us.
MAJ OF THE TOWN OF BLooMsURo
IVl y ''"'
In the matter OF the Mnp)
Of the
Town of Uloomsiulry

o,,,, JUNE 18TH, ISL
~, oruoied That notice be glvcn by publication I'm
nwu V, neWSpnpefs Published in said town that the
pouhuarles Of said town aud of its Streets
ls'ncs - M ana Alleys has been placed In the Office
VI M ile icfk OF the Court OF Quarter Sessions
anu a VIII be presented ut the next term of the
court lor Appeals under the third section of mn
Act OF assembly passed--lS7l.
liy tho f1,turt
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-31
A Difficult Question Answered.

Can any one tell why, when Eve was man
uiactuTed from one OF Adams ribs, hired
g.rl wasn't made at the same time to wait
upon her
We can, easy. because Adam never came
whining to Eve with a ragged stocking to be
darncd, shirt button to be seTed on, or
glove to be meudeI, right away. quick now
Because he never read the newspapers until
the sun got down behind the palm trees, and
then stretched himself. yawuing out, "Aiu't
soup most ready, my dear = Not ne. lie
made the fire. and hung Tthe teakette HIM
self, we'll venture. and pulled the radishes aud
peeled the bananas aud did everything else
that he ought to H. MIXED the cows aud
fed the chickens, and looked after the pigs
himself. lie never brought home half a
dozen irinds to dinner when Eve hadn't any
fresh Pomegranites and the mango season was
over. He never stayed ont until eleven
O'Clock to ward meeting hurrahing for
the out and out candidate, and then scoided
because poor, dear Eve, was sitting up and
crying inside Of the gates To be sure lie
acted rather cowardiy about apple gathering
time, but then that don't depreciate his gem
eral helPfulBess about the garden. He never
played billiards and drove fast horses. nor
chOked Eve with cigar smoke He never
loaied around corner groceries while solitary
Eve was rocking little Gains cradle at home.
In short, he didn't think she was specially
created for the purpose Of waiting on him. aud
wasn't under the impression that it disgraced
man to Tighten his wiie's care little
That's the reason that Eve did NOT need a
hired girl, and We wish it was the reason that
none Of her far defendants did
life Hustrafed.
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ED Alto Al.
JEFFERSON INSTITUTE,
CRARLESToWE, VIRGINIA,

Il HE next SrEsl"n viii CuuIucnCe MONDAY,
j SEPTEMBER >. 1870.
Beng provided with competent assistants, every
advantage for thnrOugh course ia English, the
languRgrs. Drawing. Music Pisn" aud Or Q an,
Will be Afforded Particular attention will be paid
T. Music, and pupis will he required to play at the
Musical SuiTcCs when the irieUda If the pupils can
have an opportunity to judge of their pr"grsss.
Vocal munc Wil be aught Ia classes = we'll as
by private lesson.
For Circnsrs. Tcrms, & ppy to the Principal,
July 10, 1870. Mas 4. VI. FORREST.
CIAkLEST0WN FEMALE SEMINARY.
ME next Anuurl Scrsiun Uf this Sriupl viii com
mrucr on MONDAY, the I2TH DAY OF SEP
IEhBER NEXT, a. to" rooms of AiaiO kcarsey,
c"Tn-" "i MsiG, nd Wrst streets.
THc c"ursr ui instruction embraces the usual
brauche- oi English education taught iH SCHOOLS,
Including alsu Latin. French Nud Music.
TER MS:
The Primary Glass, Tor each session ...... ~ 90
- hihdIc tIaSs' ..'...,. .....-......... lb'O
% SrnIor Ciass, including Latin.......... 2D"O
hu-lt S'.OD
One half, in ell cases. to be paid in advance for
IA scEFiUn
R"arding will b. provided, ard further part;cu-
lars made known, on nPpIicrlCn to the subscriber.
ROBERT 4. BROWN.
Chsrcstown, jefferson county, W. Va
July 10, $50.
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HINTS ABOUT FLowERs.-House plants
ought to be stimulated gently once or twice 4
week. Rain water. so refreshing to sumner
flowers, always contains anImonis. which also
abounds IN all liquid maOures. If you take
an ounce Of puITeTized caIboDat Of ammonia,
dissolved in one gallon of wafer, IL viii make
spring water even more stimulating to your
plants than rain water. II you water your
plants once in two weeks with guano water
Zone tablespoonful to a pail Of water), they
wiIIgrOw more thrifty. ChiekeB manure, dis
solved in water, is excellent. Always keen
the soil in your pots loose. a common hair
Pin, used daily, will stir the Earth sufficiently.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
ALEX MARTIN. d. D.. PaESIDExr.
WIN, = III ....rr,n ,r pr.. .f.a...rn

ALIEN. MARTIN. D. D.. PREuDEST.
With tail curIrs Of Professors.
OPENED but recently e. purposes Of instruction ,
~ this Institution has already attained very eX.
tcnsivc range uf patronage aud suppOTI.
II po' sesscs the finest grounds and buildings in
the State.
Glasses formed in all the regular Departments
of Collegiate ami Scientific Study
Special advantage iNr thorough acquisiiiOn Of the
Modern Language, the Study Of Geology, and
other brsnchesin the interest Ot Agriculture
ChemisIry taught according to the new and only
correct system.
Teachers ClaRa every Spring Term.
valuable Cabinet and Apparatus
Tuition, from : rs to S24 PerS year.
FALI TEHM begins September eth; Winter, De-
ccmber 9th Spring. March 2Ist.
Commencement. June 18th.
Co Send for n Catalogue.
GEO c STCRGISS,
Secretary Beard nt Regents.
MorgantOwn, w. Va, August 10, IS7O-iy.
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OCIUDtT :, IoiU-bn.
NICHOLSON'S BULLETIN.
Eff NICHOLSON,
(sueecssor to ". f &. IIarrison,)
I3s West Baltimore Street,
BALTLNoEE. No,


BALTrNoRE. No.
TThO!s,GTs aud RstaH.
DTARIEs for 1871. every. style. Writing Dssks.
- Work Boxes aud rorifolias. S
l3S " est Baltimore street.
ZINE OiIChromn Of Gen r. E. Lee. Backgam-
'''O" '"' ''' F NICHOLSON.
I3S West BAItiInOI street.
Toy Books, Paper Dole, Games. Dime and
EF. NICHOLSON,
I3S West Baltimore street.
10000 DIME Novel; a2.rs S,,!;;s; ;Gg;,sF:; Gov
I3S West Baltimore street.
10000 SS's: SSssss as Fly '%y;ss'y Five Gents
+. F. NICHOLSON,
l3S wcst Baltimore street
, ono NOVELS At Sevs uty. Five Cents, I 600
Z,OUU Novels a, One d liar.
l3s West BallimOr" street.
DHoTOGRAPFIC Writing, Autographic and
L Mental Albums; War Maps and War scenes.
+. SICHoLsoN.
l5S West Baltimore street.
HANDSOMELY Bound Gift Books. Initial Note
Eff NICHOLSON.
ISS Wcst Baltimore street
HAWK;S Fountain Pen-Perfce.-i ndisPensAbIc.
IL 5000 Bound Books, on an suhjcc.s;
l3S West Baltimore street.
Bibles, Prayer Rooks, Hymn Bcoks; Stcrcoscopes
auI views. all prices BACK, Blue, CarmincS
Violet. Red, yellow, and other COlOTed Inks;
All the Weekly Papers; All the Monthly
Magazines, All the New Novels,
as soon - issued; Anything
and Everything ia the
ROOE. NEWS AND STATIONERY LINE,
Pass Books, Butcher Books, Mix Rocks. Memoran-
dumS, Letter BalAnces- IS cSnts, Rack Numbers Of
Weekly Papers At half price. Exquisite Chrumos nd
ErgrRvings, School Reward Tickets and Notices.
Autographs Of German GcneTaIs, Autographs of
Pretty Faces. Pocket Books all qualities.
60 AL for sale in quantity very best terms,
wholesale or retail. Dealers will iind 0urStnck de-
sIEAble and chap. r +. NICHOLSON,
ISuccessor to " r. T.. Harrison
lbs west baltimore st, Baltimore.
November -, 1870
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a MUCu-MARRIED CoxGaEssNAx.-u
Is now alleged by the Washington Star and
other newspapers that CongressDsn Bowen, of
South Carolina. who is under indictment for
bigamy in Washington, was married IN Au-
gusta, Georgia. 10 1852, to Mrz. Hicks, who
claims to be his wife, notwithstanding the
claims of two other ladies' to whom il is
charged he has been married since. This
woman, the Star says, has fled declaration
to the effect that she married and lived with
Bowen "till 1853, when he deserted her, and
remained away until about six months seo, .
period Of nearly twelve years that she has
been informed and believes that during that
time he has contracted = second and third
marriage with Tabitha Parke. at Newport,
Florida, January, 1869. aLd Susan Pettigru
King, on the Sist of August, 1870" The
declaration Is signed By Frances Bowen"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-31

INSANE FROM STARyATIoN.-A young
lawyer named ID. Il. Sheridan. who has large
number of friends in Jersey City, and Was
supposed TO have paying practice, was ar
rested on Sunday and taken to the station
house, where it was found tha, he was insane
He had been acting strangely for some time.
aud finally went to Brady's livery stable and
ordered all the horses out, that he mightshow
which Of them had been brought from Masss.
chusetts. DIR Prendergras, was called in, and
pronounced Sherid4n insane aud 10 a starving
condition. On partially recovering. he stated
that he had been without any food whatever
for over four days. Sheridan i temperate
aud IS known as = man of considerable ability
Nec York HorEd, .I0audry "a.
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POLITICAL.
THE FOOTSTEPS OF DECAY.


The following is a translation from an ancient
psnish poem which, says the Edinburgh RsUietp. is
nrPassed by nothing with which we are acquainted
the Spanish language, except the Ode OF Louis de
.sOnI
Oh let the soul its slumbers break
Arouse iLs senses, aud awake
T" see Low
Life, in its glOries, glides away,
And the stern iOOtsIep De Of decay
Come stealing on.
And while We view the rolling tide
Down which our flowing H'inutes glide
Away 80 fact,
Let us the present hour employ,
And deem each future dream Joy
Already past.
Let no vain hope deceive the mind,
No happier let hope to find
To morrow than to-day;
Our golden dreams of yoTe we're bright,
Like them the present shall delight
Like them decay.
Our lives like Fastening dreams must be,
That into one enguifing
Are d"oned to fall
The sea of death, whOse waves roll on
Ger king ana kingdom, crown aud throne,
Aud swallow all.
Alike the riS ere IordIy tide,
Alike the humble riV, Iet's glide,
To that sad wave!
Oath levels poverty Rnd pride,
And rich anu poor GIsep side hy side
Within tue grave.
Our birth is but starting place;
Lille is the running ui the race,
Aud death the goal
There ALI our giIIteTing tUys are brought
That path alone, Of ali uuSought,
Is found II all.
See, then how poor aud little worth
Are all thosc glitt1Ting tuys OF earth,
That lure US here,
DreAms Ui sleep that death muSrbreAk,
Alas! before it bids us awake,
We disappear.
Long ere the damp of death can blight
The Chcck's urs glow of red and white
Tie passed away;
Youth snsiIed, aud all was heavenly fHirj
Age CAme, aud iAid his finger there,
Aud where are they!
Where is the strength that sPurBed decay,
The PteP that rOved 90 light andG gay;
The heRrt's 1.-the tone:
The stTengIh IL gone, the step il Slows
Aud Joy GROVE wCaTisnIne, and woe!
When age comes On!
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-31

= The Washington Star understand that
the laying of the rails on the Baltimore aud
Potomac railroad from Washington to the lin.
Its OF the city Of Baltimore will be commenced
the coming month By q large force Of laborers.
The scarlet fever Is prevailing in BaId-
more TO a considerable extent Its attacks
are confined principally to children, but IN
some instances adult persons have died within
a few days after contracting the disease.
a medical journal estimates that tho
people Of the United States pay one hundred
and twenty FIVE million dollars yearly for ply
sicisDs services and for medicines.
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this amount is intended to cover the cost of
enlarging the building, make upthe deficiency
Of the previous year, and meet the current
expenses, It is as small an appropriation as the
board could ask or the Legislature should give.
These afflicted children Of the State have been
neglected too long already, aud it will be a
grievOus wrong to them, aud fault in US, if
they continue to suffer
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Population of the United States.
Census 1870.

The complete returns of the enumeration
of the inhabitants Of the United States, under
the census of 1870, received at the Census
Office in Washington city. foot IN rs fellows
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RXTRAORDNARY SUCCESSl ]
sEVHN GOLD MEDALS


In Oct and Nov. 1863, and
TEN FIRST PREMIUMS AND MEDALS
o. In Oct. and Nov. 1870,
"A wARDED to CHARLES NJ. STIEFF for the
n best PIANOS, over Baltimore New YORK;
Philadelphia and Boston Manufactures.
OFFtrs ASn wAG suOosf. No. NuRTH LIBERTV ST.,
BALTIMORE, MD.
The Stiehs PisBus contain all the latcs; improve
EnenTa u be found in = hIst class Piano, with addi
tonaI im provemen's of his invention not TO be
f.and IN other Insfumeots. The tone, touch and
flash OF thriT instruments cannot b: eXcel!ed by
Securrd Hand Pianos alVSays hand, from SIS
to $50,
PsSIor Organs from the best makers. from $50 to
$3.50
IlsfsreEs who have our Pianos in uRc:-wNrren
Eby. John r. Packetr, John Burrs. Andrew AL
bridge. Charles Iangdon, Tho. c. LacklNud, Thos
M.Ishell. Fletcher Kea'Uey George " shirley ana
1T. Chapline, Of Jefferson county, W. Va.
.ESy- send Eor a catalogue ntaining 900 names
Of SoutheFners who have purchased the Stioh Piano
sinre the clnse OF the
January 81 IL.
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= TIE opinion is expressed By persons con-
nected with the present administration in Eng
land that the mission oEMr. Schenck may re-
suit taVOrably to the settlement of affairs with
the U. s. Mr.. OtWay, the Under Secretary
for foreign affairs said in a recent speech, that
England was averse to a quarrel. and any min
isierial policy would be cowardly that refused
to renew negotiations looking TO = peaceful
Eettlement.