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National Republican., 1873-06-05
DIR. Bourw.lI on Pre.Iden, LINCOLN.

Senator Boutwell,, In his address at Gruton
on Memorial Day, saidi II We limit our OBJ
seivation 10 men trained and serving In civil
life exclusively, Mr.. Lincoln appears To DO the
the first porsonage In American history. In
powers OF reasoning he Hyaled Webster, and
he was endowed with subtle wit and laugh
ter-moying irony 10 which Webster had no
claim. He was formidable In debate, and he
wrote and spoke some OF the best sentences
In the English language. Ills speech ut
Gettysburg was not an accident or q tempo
rary Inspiration. similar power was mani
tested In his debate with Douglas, and his
first Inaugural contains paragraphs that rival
tho choicest OF the language. quote one
that Is marked by the spirit Of prophecy, and
NJ The same time Is the tenderest Of the nu-
merous appeals for the Union with which our
literature Ia hlled; The mystic chords Of
memory, stretching FROM every battlefield
end patriot grave TO every living heart and
hearthstone, all over this broad land, will vet
swell the chorus Of the Union, when again
touched, as they surely win DO, by the better
angels OF our nature" Admitting, asserting,
rather, that his cablnet was composed OF able
opinion that he exoellod all and every ono Of
them In each Of the essential qualities Of
statesmanshlp. lie was endowed With power
Of forcseeing -sagacity 20 anticipate iuturo
events souching tho public welfare. He had
firm faith In the peOple-in their wisdom,
justice and power. He was never dismRyed
by misfortune-never overcome by disaster,
He had practical wisdom that he could apply
without delay TO present questions. This, and
the quality nrst mentioned, are the tests Of
statesmanshlp without which there eau be no
cminencc In the administration Of public
affairs. IL yet remains for the world 10 learn
that ut one Of two critical moments In our
foreign Affairs ho corrected aud chastened
most important diplomatic paper with his
own hand, showing superior clcarness Of
judgment aaa great subtlety Of genius In
matters outside Of his training and oxpe-
Tleneo.
National Republican., 1873-06-05
MEDICAL.
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy relief Tor Young Men from The ofoct o.
Inpodlments 70 Marriage removed. New method
Of Treatment New and remarkable remedies, Dooks
and Circulars Hent free, in paaicd onyelopes, Ad
drSss HOWAitD ASs0 CHIFFON, No y Soulh Ninth
street, Philadelphia, pa-an Institution having o
National Republican., 1873-06-05

R TO lon PER DAYi=AG EN- TS
I'D NZU WANTED. - All classea
workinR people, OF either ser, young or old max
more money Al work for MS IN their spare momentS
er an the time than at anything else: ParticulArS
I've l. Iddreea q. Br1NSON co
49, Portland.
National Republican., 1873-06-05
u R0PosAIs FOR FUEL.

DEpAnTMERT or TIE IHTERIOR,l
wAsHIHgroN. ID. O., May VI ls1A \
Sealed proposals will he received until u O'Clock
NJ, FRIDAY, June y, lsi5, for Furnishing Fuel for
this Departnent and its seyoral bureaus, VIZ:
For nine hnndTsd and Any GSol tons. C2s.o
pAny No White Ash knthracite Furnace Coal:
Also four hundred and NIFTY 900 tons, lS3o pounds
stove size.
The above coal must be delivered within sixty CSO)
d.ys fI2m the date of the contract and stored In
the vaults Of the Department IN ahtisfaetory man
ner before the parties fuIpishinE y will BE- paid
Pine Wood OF the best quality and nifty (5OD cords
best Oak Wood, well seasoned and sound.
The above wood 10 lIe corded at tho Department
buildings as may be desired. Tho whole 10 be ip'
Bpected, weighed aud measured In accordance with
AZ act g Congress AprF9yed July y, $50. =,
the SUPERINTENDENT, certifying that the coal deiy.
cred 70 them the eontraetors Is the Kind required
The bids will be opened in the ONCE Of the su
perntendent Ia the presence Of such bidters may
choose to AtteRd.
A satisfactory bond will be required Of the sue.
contract.
The right to aocept or reject any Or Al bids 70
served by the Department q. DELANO,
my27-Inlw RArFatATy
National Republican., 1873-06-05
Ss A vAluABlf INVENTION. S5.
AN ENTIRELY NEW
SEWING MACHINE!
FOR DOMESTIC USE.
ONLY FIVE DOLLARS.
A vAluABlf INVENTION.

with the New Patent but
ton-IIolo Worker.
THE MOST SIMPLE AND COMPACT IN con.
STRUCTlON.
THE MOST DURABLE AND ECONOMICAL IN
USE
A MODEL. OF COMBINED STRENGTH AND
N BEAUTY.
Complst. in all its parts. uses the straight.Eyc
Pointed Needle Self threading. direct upright post
tive Motion. New Tension, seli'feed and Cloth
ouidsr. Operates by wheel and on Table. Light
running, smooth aud noiseless like all rood high
priced machines Has patent check 10 prevent the
wheel being turned the wrong way. Usoa the thread
direct from the spool Makes the Elastic Lock
stitch, finest and strongest stitch knownD arm.
durable, close and rapid VIII do all kinds Of work
npe and course. from Cambria 10 heavy Cloth or
leather, and uses all descriptionsOf thread.
The lost mechanical talent In America and kn
ropo has been devoted to improving and simplify
inR our machines, combining only that which Ii
practicable, and dispensing with all complicated
surroundings generally found In other machines
special terms and extra Inducements TO male and
female agents, storekeepers, &c. who will establish
aFrpcies through the country aud keep our new
machines on exhibition aud sale. County rights
given 10 smart agents free. Agents complete out
Ats Furnished without any extra charge. Sample
Of sewing, descriptive circulars containing torGi
e.timonials. ensrayings, &c, sent free.
National Republican., 1873-06-05

tn reinains Of Bishop John Henry Hopkins,
nSt bishop Of Vermont, viii be removed 10 their
new resting place at Rock Point on the 10th prox,
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PERSONAL AND POLITICAL NOTES.

PERSONAL AND POLITICAL NOTES.
MARX TWAIN Is building 10000 house In
Hartford. ....
A PORTRAIT OF Governor Hendricks has re-
Gently been painted In oil. Nothing could be
more appropriate. lie Is the .'ollest" politician
this country holds.-Warsa5 Indfdnian.
ONE OF the largest dealers In New York afiirms
that the number Of pictures sold depends far
more upon the beauty Of the subject than fame.
the photograph OF pretty burlesque actress is
ten times as popular n that OF the best known
scientific man.
The Daily Republican, Of Savannah, Ca, the
oldest paper In Georgia, was on Saturday last
consolidated with the Daily Adrertisor, OF that
city, the Republican having been bought out by
the latter The consolidated paper Is the strong
est In the State.
A PRIVATE LETTER from London contains the
following aluslon to the Characteristic habits OF
a well-known Washington journalist; 81 met
Hinton yesterday, running around after Brad
laugh, Carl Marx and all the other revolution
lists he could nnd."
AUGUST BELMONT, who sold the poorest OF
his splendid gallery Of paintings lust before he
went to Europe, Is purchasing 0 1ne collection
in PaTls, having secured some OF the best now
on exhibition at the annual exposition In the
PalAis de l1ndustrie.
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DRoPosALs FOR DREDGING.
DRorosALs FOR FREsH BEEF.

OPEIoE A. q b.
PosT oy RALEIaH, N, a., May 10, 1873 I
Sealed proposals., in duplicate, viii be received At
this ON until u m, june To- 1873 for furnishing
tho Ere III Beef required by the Subsistence Depart
the GiK months commencing July J, lhd lnfors
nation a. tn nnud,t,nn. nualt- - heef, paymentf,
&c, can be obtained BY application TO ,,o,,r,,
myiO LIST Lieut.. % Artillery A. o,s.
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CARRIAGES.

rARRIAGEsi CARRIAoEs u
- CARRIAdEBitt ~
A large stock of Lisht Carriages, suit. c."l,
ablo for street road o., rsrt drying. q H4l3ES
hand Carriages. very cheap, 70 make room for new
work. hepairins promptly {nhT s1cpdH9dd Il dds92;iAuAN n
New Repository and Factory. tlO-ni Eighth street.
betyesn ID aud Y. ie4N
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DECORATIONS.
pAPER-HANcINcs.

-
I respectfully announce 10 the public that am
prepared TO srhibh the LARGEST ABHORfMfNT
q any establishments IN the city Of the following
ORNAMENTAL PAPgR-HANGIsGs
DECORATIONS = --latest styles Sidewalks aud
'fRisoo BORDERS -rulicollec,ion be., designs,
all yidthst in l1sln Oolors, Oil and Velvet. -
~, m,0nhpin1s .ghairTail. Base panel, &c, I'm Wal
dE sna S5ssfS IN: s. fSSg S12 2 .ss ,sq
and GOLD BORDERA; also, OAKS, MARBLEBthh
NATURAL WOODS, bnth 20 and 9i inchea vide.
JNO. ALEXANDER,
my2 colin No. i5i PennsyIySnis svenue
INTERIOR DECORATIONS
523 Seventh, near y street.
NEW, STYLIsH AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS
,.s,.c,,D,IfsV fVn ~ ,spItINo ~ ~ lns A., .,,,,.
MksLlQ., PAPkhllA Nos, yDGt,uRITfoNA,
CLQTHRi. sIikDE 'FixTUREs, PiCTURE 1kSb
CURTAIN CORDS, LOOPS, NAILS, TAB8E1.B, kcI.
now In store, and will he found very attractive 10
deFisns' excellent In quality and reasonable In
PfCfURE FRAMES Of all desirsble styles, with
afhrYsItNSf5 hY,'I1 st1f5 y Chh0MOs' PAINTINGS aud In
lspet aud shades hung in City or County by the
boat workmon In the Dittrict.
l.. J. RoTuHoCK,
ia BoNonth street, opposite Post once
National Republican., 1873-06-05

THERE was once q member Of CONGRESS
who distinguished himself by always writing
the maine OF the Supreme Being with little
q. But the Spectator, In ap article on "The
Literary Sin Of Singularlty," points ont the
volumes Of hiA "Rousseau, de1ies the capital
letter to nearly all words In which English.
men are accustomed to fad It. Not only
does he write christians" and "trinty, but
he has ''boliGf In god, the "ldea Of god" &c,
National Republican., 1873-06-05
sroREr nEoIsrRArIos OF woMES.

Tho samS writer continues Tho police
need for their purpose n list Of these wulnen,
but We have seen above that q compulsory
registry Is always q failure, the police Of
Paris enrolling only ., ,653 out OF about % 200,
and those Of Berlin only 1850 out Of S6,v6
Of those suspected. The reasons My the
women resist the registry We haze already
-dwelt upon, but perhaps the following ough.
TO be added The great mass VI actual pros
titutes aro not Ike the lowest class, de-
bsqchsd og! Of al shame aud sereis oi hope
they love, aud who often do not know thelr
errors. They have family connections and
some relics OF good ToI tation, as well as
their liberty W preserve. An European
writer remarks thus; Fur all these women
registration at the Bureau des Mnnrs means
open social degradation II sets upon them
tho mark ol iniamyj II compsls them TO com
nit themselves to q life ot prostitution as
condition OF continuing TO exist, whereas
before they were but hoyoTlng on the brink
Of Il, and still had Ii In their power TO turn
back; II means loss Of valued acquaintance
aud Of long cherished friends, aud, worst OF
all, Il means also, but too often 70 be cast of
by relatives, 10 be disowned and Iepudlated
by father aud moiher, aud thus virtually 70
be forbidden ever again TO yialt the beloved
home OF childhood and youth. An upregls-
'2red woman who has fallen, or who has
W tempted by any OF the many reasons
tutc herself temporarily, has II In her power
10 recover herself, aud TO resume her ordinary
position in the society In which she moves, II
meanwhile she dlscreetly keeps her own
counsel, as she ia likely TO do; but tho diff
Guilty OF recovery after registration IA In
creasea thousand fold. ."--Dr. Chapman.
For these reasons forced registry, whose
Immediate consequence is 10 place the victim
under medical and police observation and
control, not only ls w unavoidable failure,
National Republican., 1873-06-05

This correspondent did not inclose the re-
quisltc fee Of nifty cents, and nOtwithstand-
ing his deplorablo condition, the agent Of the
gallery no doubt failed 10 answer him.
The third letter was dated New Haven, May
IL, and read; r.r.....
DEAR sR Don't, oh please don't, write to
my pa about what am going TO say 70 youi
but do DO good enough 70 send mo the pie
turo OF q nice, tall young man. with black
eyes. Aud do you think he would marry me,
real truc3 II hc would should be, oh, 80
glad. -.
/ send afty-eent stamp. Please answer
at once.
Yours, respectfully, ANAsDA GILRERr.
Tho last letter shown was IN different
strain. II read
TT... .. u dREKHgoRr. l. L., Nay II. lSu.
BIM Some Ave weoka ago, myself and q
friend wrote TO your address, inclosing htty
cente each and asking for the picture Of a
young lady with whom to correspond. Blnec
then We have received no answer, wrote
to q friend Of mine In New York about the
matter, and he eends me word that he can
1nd no "Gallory Of Matrimony" At the ad-
dress which you give, lbelieVcyou to b q
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New York Items.

New YORK, July 19.-The weather is cold
and rainy, with the wind from the east,
1t is stated that the personal accounts OF
E. S. Mills, late president of the Brooklyn
Trust Company, who was drowned at Coney
island. last Tuesday, are oyerdrawn $780,
600, and that he allowed the looming of over
$500, 900 OF the funds Of that institution upon
securities.
A Vienna special states that Hiram Gar.
rettson, Of Cleveland, Ohio, has been ap
pointed chief American commissioner, IN
place of jackson Schultz, resigned.
The losses of the Brooklyn Trust Com
pany through the defalcation of its late presi
dent, Mills, will exceed $500, 900.
Deaths for the week, S95. The mortalit!
report shows an increase O.. deaths TINS weel
of % per cent. us compared with last week
A special agent of the Treasury Depart
ment made raid to-day on number Of i'm
portcrs Of foreign watches, and seized
large number bearing American trade
marks. The forging Of American trade
marks on foreign watches was made pena
offence By law Of the last Congress.
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PUFFY LovE.-[Boston AdUertsser.]-
There appears to be no need of society fol
the prevention of cruelty to animals at Con
cord, N. II. A lady residing there has Il pei
dog, of the black-aDd-tan variety, called
"Maxie." The dear little brute was put in
Il box covered with Stats, and started, in the
care of the United States and Canada Elk
press, to spend the summer at delightful
place in Vermont. He gnawed out Of the
box, jumped off the train between stations
OH Vermont railroad, and disappeared in
the woods. When tidings of his loss reached
his mistress, she caused men to scout through
all the region of his escapade, and after an
expenditure of over $500 Make was found.
The market value of such dogs is about S..
The lady says Make would never have for.
given her if she had omitted any effort to
find him,
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rS,n RENT.

EoR RENT, q. neat BsiCh s, GU .,ab D
- M, strests coEfalnins four roomg fosees'
a ann r A. once. Apply 30 JOHN T. aODpaS,
,,L,, Bank aud Eleventh Streets.
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The Cholera.

CINCINNATI, July 19.-six cholera-death'
have occurred at Carthage among Holland
ers. lust arrived-cause: bad food. Nc
other cases reported.
COLUMBUS, ONO, July 1.-TWO more con
yicts have died from cholera, making thir'
teen in all. The city is unusually healthy:
MEMPHIs, July 19.-The Board of HEALTH
officially announce the total disappearance
of the cholera. No new cases or deaths
reported during the week.
EVANSVILLE, July 19.-1t is believed that
the cholera at Mount Vernon is abatinS. II
has almost depopulated the town. Banks
and business houses are closed. Everybody
in the place had cholera symptoms, and some
large families have only two left. No cause
is assigned. The city is clean, and occupies
one of the highest points between Evans
vile and Cairo.
ST. LOUIS, July 19.--The mortuary report
gives the number of deaths this week al
191, being so more than last week. IA are
reported as having died Of cholera; ~ o.
cholera-morbus. 1873 were under five year:
of age.
Cincinnati, July 19.--Two deaths from
cholera have been reported here to-day.
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The Erie Railroad.

New YORK, July ia remarkable pres
sure has existed for several days both in New
York and London to sell Erie Railroad STOCK
caused by press rumors of legal entangle'
ments possibly entailng severe loss to the
company in the West. These unfaVora .,,I
reports were probably invented by bull
Clique, as at noon to-day they suddenly ran
up the price per share from 5Ss to G2t'
Holders are loaning out their stock to those
short at half per cent. per day, or 800 per
diem. for the use of each SlOO-share ccrtlh'
cate.
It is said Jay Gould is a loser by this cor
ner. Later intelligence renders it certain
that Daniel Drew engineered the scheme. ana
bought all offered to the amount OF lo,Vvo
AS thew sold freely, hoping to make up. The
latest loaning rate was per cent. The
price of the stock was 62s in the regular
way, and 634 cash.
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rse A,abama Indemnity Fund.

New YORK, July 19.-In the transmission Of
the Alabama indemnity fund Of SIX, 500, 900
to the United States the English Govern.
ment has ayailed itself Of three American
banking houses ia London. S.. Morgan J.
Co., Morton, Rose & Co., and Jay Cooke,
McCulloch & Co. These bankers have de-
termined to transmit about one-half through
the ordinary channels of exchange. Ac-
cordingly, Morgan & Co. have drawn bills
for about %, 000, 900 on London houses and
BOLD them, that amount being placed TO the
credit Of England on this side. The balance
Is to be sent over through shipments OF DIV
bonds to the, amount of 81 100000. Ine
bonds will be turned into gold at par, max
ling the full amount of the indemnity. -
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BURGLARS IN DANBURY.-[Fro the Dan
bury Ne1s. There is peculiar saddening
effect in awaking in the night and hearing
burglars at work in Tour house. This was
the case with Mr.. Henry, on South street,
Friday night. AS soon as be detected the
noise, which appeared to be down stairs, he
softly crep out Of bed, and commenced to
prowl around for match. His wife was
soon awakened by the same noise, and be-
ieving that something was the matter with
the children who slept in the next room, she
carefully withdrew from bed, so as not to dis
turb her husband, and started for the door.
An Instant later they colided. What he
thought was evident enough. All the hard
earnings Of an arduous life were at stake.
Before him stood one or more robbers.
With an exclamation of condensed clio.
quence he clinched her. What she thought
is not quite so evident, but it was doubtless
OF her husband and children, and being
pucky withal, she at once twined her nm
gers 10 his hair, and gave him q wrench that
made him think of death. Then both OF
them went down to the floor together, she
having tho advantage in the fall, and getting
ON top, with her hands still in bis hair, she
shook his head against the floor with an
energy and courage that would have un'
doubleday filled him to overfowing with ad'
miration had be known who it was, OF
had he known anything at all. Every
time she raped him she shrieked for
help, and in brief space OF time the
children and Mrs. Eben Davis, who lives
down stairs, were on the scene. Mrs.
Davis was not dressed for company, but
in the excitement she didn't mind adorn-
ment. She had q candle in one hand and a
long carving fork in the other. and was
about to drive the latter into the legs Of the
villain when recognition ensued. Then
Mrs. Davis laid down her candle in one di-
rection, and the fork in another, and innle-
diately returned to her own apartments, her
yellow flannel night-cap, as it shot down the
stairs, being the first thing Mr.. Henry saw
OH springlng to his feet. The children were
returned to their room, and put to bed, but
the parents did not resume their couch. 1t
was so pleasant that Dir. Henry concluded
to remain up the rest of the night and enjoy
the scenery, and Mrs. Henry thought it best
to stay up, too, so as to change the cloths on
his head as often as possible.
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California Items.

SAN FRANCISCO, July ia running race
at the Agricultural Park-singe dash OF one
and q half miles-between Nell Flaherty
Queen, and Thornhill, was won by Nell
Flaherty in 2:44s.
The value Of the -four and wheat exports
from California to Atlantic and foreign ports
for the year ending June 30th is S19, 252, 900.
The value of the entire wheat crop last year
was $25,000,000.
The news from Fort Klamath is that all
the Modoc prisoners are secure.
Delos r. Ashley, late member of Congress
from Nevada, has died of softening Of the
brain.
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ty e-dtdE

REAL ESTATE On
v JAMES RIVER FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
NINE HUNDRED AND ElGHII.lMu AGKES
n THE WHOLE TRACT. SEVEN HCNDRED
ACRES IN ORIGINAL TIMER. AND ALAEGE
AMOUNT OF JAMES RIVER LoW:GfOuhDS
AS commissioners In the st r 81 tarm t n H.
Circuit Court for the city of Lynchburg we WIZ a.
! O'clock on WEDNESDAY, July 80, 1872 ON The
uremises. sell at public auction that VALIABLt
FARM wing in the county of Amherst III the Sta'e
of Virginia, Of which the ate vi 2 mSiMrN M III
seized and possesssd,.NlSfG,.s tnb { .VFE nix.
bRFD e in ORIGINAL PINE AND YAK TN
The improvements are gooo the lann mas ,Hrn
iudIciously cultivated with plastel "hu .o,e anu
In good heart. Some snventy-nvc na,y,a c.n.I
arotjnds The James River and ka>'aMEI caHa'
Ttits through the whole length Of the far"
THE TIMBER r.,,
ttpou the place is perhaps. tile best I'D any one M
so near the canal from Richmond to Buchanan. a. W
should excite the attention Of persons eig1gehh.
The lumber business. whether rs sawyers or buyers.
Box-plauk timber especially abuunds. no part 81
this wood Is over half mile from the cduhL
The land lies adjoining that Of Thomas j. War
wick aud Miss Muudy, and between siapiel'n and
Gait Mills.
If deemed advisable on day OF sale. the place will
be divided into two farms.
A boat for the accommodation OF persons dts'ilhg
to attend the sale will leave the packet hudlHg i;
O'Clock OIL the morning of the sale.
TERMS: len per cent. CASH. lifecn per c'hi' III
four mouths and the balance Oh credit oil QUE lwp
SIN per cent interest from day Of sale. ad 10 IL Sc
cured bv bond and good personal security.
For further particular apply Ia MS or Thomas
j. Warwick--rost-"ifcc Cars Mill Ainirf-I
county, or TO h;HUMAS j. hIkkPAThlCk,
CHARLES n. Bi.ACKfoRD,
a., Commissioners.
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Importnnt Railroad Project.

PoRr JERvIs, July 19.-The Erie Railroad
Company has engaged quarters here for \
corps Of twenty engineers, who are al
once to begin survey from this point
to New York city for trunk line
for the Erie railroad. BY tunnelling the
Shawamunk mountains they can shorten
the route to New York twenty-eight miles,
making it sixty instead of lightweight miles
as by the present route. 1t will lessen the
time between this place and New York one
hour and fifteen minutes. 1t is proposed to
use the new route for freight and passen.
gers. retaining the old line for way-passen'
ocrs. coal, Sc.
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The Rrooklyn Trast Company

NEW York, July 19.--The suspension Of
the Brooklyn Trust Company to-day sur
prised Wall street and depressed the Stock
Exchange. D. Chauncey is appointed re-
ceiyer. Depositors may be paid 10 full
Reported assets, 100000; surplus, 100000
deposits, $2,2OO,O0O. Mills, late president
on the discovery some time since of default
on his part of $l46,O00, suicided. He lef
assets of the nominal value of $l50, 600. !
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! H1,TIoY lgIAIEs rn.ass nays:

SoNnissIoNERs, SALE s,, oE 7. ysAAksnf.
ri Edh1EY 81 ET All IFtsssR e
sssassf az e. sSp e ss
nntsd % q aa Saan 81 r NJ
DAY. NExTI, st. ri Five VET
s1 day. Ven oestsd on s sd
as ,sssssrd R1sH 70 at
RI sTSs
met ssess h n.,.s,o 1tsrsss
s ~ ssa die 9t , wes
dei 1alasc money IS paid and enNNUN.
By the court. a. NOISE, JR.,,l Z.
lIl..r $50 .rik n Commissioners,