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National Republican., 1873-03-03
PERSONAL,
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Gounod 10 giving cOueei u In London.
- The shah Of Persia Is building a new ten
acre palace.
Nilsson Is said to have grown very thin and
careworn.
Bret HaIte Is going to settle down in foreign
lands-Sew Jersey.
Mr. Bessemer now talks Of making a cannon
to throw a q, ,OOO- pound ball.
Mr.. Ashbury Is going on an Eastern cruise
In newly-built steam yacht
- Miss PhGbe CoLzens Is In the city, and viii
"write up" the Inauguration for Western pa
pers.
- One Mrs. Ward, OF California, starting with
4 pair Of twins last June, added triplets To heI
family circle on the ilth ultimo.
= Hon. Jno. N. @. Parker and family, OF New
Orleans, arrived In the city on Saturday evening
and are stopping at the KlrkwOod.
-" aust TO favor an old neighbor," cX.Presl'
dent johnson argued case before Tennessee
Justice Of the peace q few days ago.
- Lord Lindsay is organizing q private astro-
nomlcal expedition to observe the transit OF
Venus from the Island OF MauTitius.
- Herr Wagner, the Prusslan State councillor,
accused OF selling railway concessions, Is a con
ndante and protege OF Chancellor Bismarck.
The Duke OF Richmond sets the price ol
Goo, 900 Oh his house at Charlng Cross, which
stands In the way OF certain proposed street I'M
proyements.
The King OF Bavaria has ordered colossal
sculpture Of the Crucinxion to he placed on an
commanding hhN bNNhs " Wv '"'ANN'
passion Play"
- Hon. Charles Albright, Representative elect
from Pennsylvania, accompanied by his wife and
daughter, arrived here yesterday, and are stay
ing At No. 10 Defrees street northwest.
WIN. v. McNelly. q graduate OF the Male
Grammar School Of the Third district OF this city,
Ia now completing his studies for ciyil engineer
at the Polytechnic College at Philadelphia,
The Rev. Mr.. Houghton, pastor OF the ILL.,
nols "Llttle Church Around the Corner" has
gotten up "corneT" on burylng actors, as they
all are taken to his church In preference to any
other.
Ii Is Incorrectly stated that Bayard Taylor
intends TO reside permanently In Germany. lie
will return home In about year and half, ac-
rnr1ng TO his present plan, and will live In New
York.
- Wachtel, the tenor, states that he will not
return TO America for two reasons-nrst, Europe
rewards him amply with money and applause,
and second, he does not want TO suffer martyr
dom by travelling with an American operate
company.
"A white marble statue Of Queen Victoria,
weighing seven tons, has Just arrived At Wind
sor Castle. The Queen ls represented sitting on
q chAlr, with dog lying by her side. The statue
Is being placed "a the yestlbule OF the state
apartments.
National Republican., 1873-03-03

A STATEMENT from the Postmaster General
In another column In regard to Vice President
Colfax and the Nesbitt contract will be read
with interest. He acquits Mr.. Colfax OF oil
blame, and shows that the sensational dis
patches from this city on tho subject have no
foundation In fact.
National Republican., 1873-03-03

SOME ONE ought TO send the editor Of the
New York Times copy of the Constitution
or OF Barclays Digest. 1t opens Its leading
article on Saturday with the startling an,
nouuccmcnt that ''the Forty-sccond Congres,
will end Its term on Monday next" Its Lon
don namosake would hardly make worse
Olunder than this,
National Republican., 1873-03-03
LEGAL TENDERS OUTSTANDING

Reference 10 the public debt statement In
another column shows that the Secretary OF
the Treasury has reduced the legal tender
notes outstanding to the legal minimum
amount, and there In all probability 1t will
remain. No action has been taken on the
resolution Of Senator Sherman introduced iu
the early part OF the session, to the effect that
the Secretary has no authority to increase
the circulation Of legal tenders above three
hundred and Htty-slx millions. 1t Is under.
stood, however, that the Treasury Depart.
ment will respect the opinion Of the Finance
Committee in future
National Republican., 1873-03-03
business Hours ut the Executive Mansion.

UntR the 4h n March the President ,riu dcrOts
hS forenoon from $50 to l2 ocioct TO Srndors and
Members The general reception u risitors in the
afternoon, from la to 2, rriR Be discontinued and
only those rho hare impOrtaat tusins1 rm h
aloirsd fnterrisRs
National Republican., 1873-03-03

THE REPrBLTcAS, having by far the largest
circulation Of any morning paper Of the District
Affords the Inauguration visitor q complete Ill
rectory Of the wants Of the advertising public
In Il will be found advertisements Of rooms
board, and such other wants as daily arise In 4
city like ours.
National Republican., 1873-03-03

The BEST HOLD OF the Republican party
on the support OF the masses during the late
campaign was the reduction Of the public
debt. Eloqusnce or froth from the stump
amounted TO very little alongside Of the solid
statements Of public debt reductions. They
were something which every one could under
standi something which the struggling farmer
and the oyerworked mechanic could most APP
Preeiatei something tangible, practical and
business-like; far more convincing than all
stump speeches that could bo made. Il was
the debt reduction, above all other things,
that brings about the ceremonies OF to-mor-
row. The public debt statement-just Issued
shows that since March /, 1852 the nations
liabilities have been decreased s43G, ,5l5, 356 p9
That speaks strongly In favor Of Gen. Granite
last administration, and 1t Is probable that,
notwithstanding the reduction Of tariff and
internal taxes, as honorable an exhibit will
be given next Inauguration.
National Republican., 1873-03-03

The Louisville Courisr-JoWRdl declares
that no newspaper can obtain influence unless
II rejects public opinion, and the man who
nouts the press is simply houtlng public
opinion" This dictrm is intended by our
Kentucky cotemporary as a polnt against
Gen Butler. But the CourieT-J Journal uu-
Willingly puts the knife to lts own throat. In
the late campaign, as the result showed, Il,
In company with other so-called independent
journals, opposed the reelection Of Cen.
Grant, and 10 in opposition to him to-day.
It is to be hoped that II is satisfied with the
logic Of Its own propositions.
National Republican., 1873-03-03

ar All communications, Nlulu on business
for publication, should be addressed to wM J. Nun.
rLoH. Proprietor NATIONAL RKPupLrcLs, Washing.
ton. d. G.
National Republican., 1873-03-03

TIE ANIMAL MEETING Of the Southern
Republican Press Association will be held at
the Arlington house this (Monday) evening At
7I90 o'clock,
National Republican., 1873-03-03
WEEKLY
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN

EDITORIALS Pause and Reject The Political
SituAtion-The President on the Louisiana
Question Wilson'S Credit Mobilier Bill
What shall he Done With the Poland Report
Some one HAs plundered-About the FArra-
gut Statue The Danger Of Injustice New
Mexico The Impeachment Of Mr.. Collar
BOsy and the Democratic OrHAns-The Pom
eroy InyestisAtion-The Pension Laws-The
Credit Mobilier Debate.
CONGRESSIONAL NOTES, The Wilson Report
The Louisiana Case-The District In Con
Ereas appropriations for Government Build
ings, Grounds and works-The Congressional
Debates: How the Vote In the House Ia He
parded by the Washington Correspondents
The Pacific Mail Lobby-The Accused Mem.
hers; The Question OF the Expulsion Of Mr..
Ames and Mr. brooks brilliant Scene at the
CApitol-The Scene In the House; An Immense
Attendance The Points Of the Debate-The
Clayton Investigation Report Of the Select
Committee Pacific Railroad LegislAtion-The
Louisiana Complication Special Message Of
the President,
LOCALAFFAIRSs A Badger House Case: NefAriouH
Business Broken Up-The Union Railroad;
The Tunnel Nearly Completed Howard Uni.
versity Law School Third Commen cement
Washington Annual Methodist Conference
The Ball building Progress Of the Work
The Inauguration The Latest Notes Of Prep
Aration for the Fourth Of MArch-Attemptsd
Suicide de-TempeTAnce Alliance A Clear State
ment Of Principles Meeting Of the ManAEers
OF the NAhulnklon WY blDle bOclety-NhHh'
ington Monument; The Structure 10 be Com.
pleted t. -.
LECTURES Emily Faithful solha,s.s 4 m
and Women Bhe Has Seen MD 's1snAaussl
PolygAmy in Utah Mothers aud Daughter
Married to the Same Man.
THE COURTS Proceedings Of the supreme Court
of the United States.
MISCELLANEOUS Investigation Scandal
The labor Question Petition on the ELshl,
hour Law The Land Settlers Bnl-AmerioAn
Journals and Journalists Congress Reports
Telegraphie News-MArriAges aud Deaiha, &c
Tue wEEELY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN has been
enlarged and otherwise improved, and Ia now nrst.
class Weekly Journal II Is Just the paper TO send
to friends outside Of the city.
National Republican., 1873-03-03


'JNELEGRAPn INSTRUMENTS AND st'P.
4 PLIES for Ssle by aEo. G. MAYNARD; once
Private lines constructed and equipped. febOim'
EoR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL PREss-BRICK
PMES TS,, :qSsssnsy s built and NTH
Gas and Bs.hropm , white marble ~ Iimminss, .s,.
~ Sy S 1 let % 6aef alley on stfsst south. be
tween First and second streets east This property
dssirsble in every resI-et and Pr,sentsa rare or
ETRg to any one "'9Ps HFsfFk EiSr dEEss1lj
u H'A' kei so! iis sR:i fii :tFati .Rs Rss southeast.
HOUSE FOR SALE.
zoe iarre FoUR.sToRY HOUSE. with three-
story extension, sls Z street nearly new. twenty
table IL rsST ISs SSos % proVerty bss been S re-
Gently put ~ complete TslAiT, aud is very con.
SSass saisH Vii Ss sSld ios Tnaairs i FtsdnaR
Bank sIh oPP2Site TrT9nsnTy; nsIy; fslnYNAniA avenue
LNoR RENT-THE STORE AND LARGE
Sa.,, o. nc Sstional hotel. fRHSck TxS SfpE, p
DIRDS FOR sALE-MOCKiNU, hhU, .ANA-
n ,hs pistrst % for sae sSesp Al ~ W PSsrsSS
street, between Maryland avenue and street,
lrlsndi tsis Ssli before you purchase elsewhere
IGOR sALE-A HANDSOME FoUR-sToRy
T. BRICK pwILLiNa, with tourstory back
Dullulnkg hlAble ana waller ana
between second and Third northwest street ears
H. rs ssSSna 's"' Nah
IGOR REST-FURNIsIIED PARLORs AND
II bed rooms, 1876 street. jansf
LNoR sALE-A FIRsT.CLAss RESTAURANT,
Of ss gS Ia q N sy 9' h
House. License paid, aud st6ct nrst class. good
4aaS' .R for az ssa S9f who "Si. X & ne SffRs H:H
FoR sALE-A COUPE RoCKAwAY, FOR
| Il four persons: New York build: or will eI
change for TOP BulWy. Inquire at O. T. HALLS
Streets ''' >''"'' ''' ~ dsifa
GNOR RENT - SEVERAL LARGE, NICELY
+ Furnished rooms, at isiS street northwest
LNOR sALE.-I HAVE ioS ACRES OF HIGHLY
Witch viii sell; three and ) half miles from naSi
'A"'s ~A''r' Terms easy FAgpM1 pM1fBpLEros,
oa P'ISs .daFss. sFRss
- ARE CHANCE TO SECURE CHEAP FUR
lined GesrSa. u oosas S ba.nsss osr. Il. Taf sntia
stock for sale at reduced prices ,,,,p, v,nuv
my4u SIS Eishth st.. bet Msrfst spses and b.
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
dEs SSS fs S6 y 2s SS NJ e
suit purchasers. Timber end .9ii gnsHessled
| Apply 10 W. n. .DAhoEhEIEI4D,
anSlm' Corner Seventh and y atreeta.
II OR A E.
AVAILABLE LOT AND ELEGANT RESIDENCE
esa sssgsu ,E sHEEO:Sry md % S.,s
sT0SE PRONE 2aH feet , wide With dssira6ls 10.
e. Sal nas Sf Snsfs Ssysa SiTRs s d ~
back building TO this house la three stories high and
there II rooms IN the structure not Includlnf
Iwo bath rooms cellar fnrnAoo.r room or wash room
There are seven sleeping apartnents, two dressing
| rOOms, cedar clOseta mArbletOp stationary wAAh
'tands furnace range. china closets, buterI pantry
sc. This Is the most desirable house In WaAhins
ton, IL nearly new the street beautifully parked and
paved and directly In front II Lafayette aquAre, thu
| most beautiful park in Washington.
The above win be sold at less than ita actual value
and parties desrins to examine the premises will b
promptly waited upon by
HUYCK & ADDISON,
Real Estate Agents aud brokers'
| once northwest corner Of New York avenue and
| fourtsanth atreat noyltu
National Republican., 1873-03-03
BOARDING.

DoARDERs ACCOMMODATED DURING In
ID ausuraii0n. Week at slJ d street northwest.
near Lincoln hall, mhsat
SPAcIous ROOMS AND PARLORS, HOUSE
- hrrt class, heated throughout, hot and cold
water In each room; baths A comfortable home:
~ per week, tlb Ter month, Romantic view OF the
Potomac; ~ twenty hrstst. References. mh32w'
s1o THIRTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN
III o and streets firstclass table hoard and
nicely furnished rooms can be had by immediate
application. Location best In the city, near Ebbitt
Imperial. Wnlards and near Pennsylvania avenue
and street cars. mil st'
m OR $50 PERSONS CAN OBTAIN BOARD
tUV and rooms during the Inauguration season
by applying immediately at No. 29l II street north,
west Terms reasonable. -
feb2sA. GEO. N. BARBER
llOAhDINu.-bOAHD, WITH Uk MIIHUUT
ID ROOMS, In good locality convenient to the
street. between I and streets horthWest sep&Sd
National Republican., 1873-03-03
PIANOS.
TUNING OF PIANOS.

TUNING OF PIANOS.
HIoToR BECKER, established here in 1913. con.
nected during eight years with the esteblish; ~
ment OF Mr.. j. II, Ellis, continues TO TUNE and INN
REPAIR PIANOS and PAIlLOR OH0ANa.te
Orders received by note, or on bis slate at Mr. -,
DempssY'a HtAtinner, pt7 Pennsylvania avenue, be
tween Ninth and Tenth streets, Warrington, ID. q.
TeTms-CAsH.
References Academy OF the Visitation, ueOrge-
town; DR. ]. p. CAulneld and others. feb+eOu
National Republican., 1873-03-03
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
I osT-A DIAMOND BREAsTPIN, A SINGLE
II stone, slightly Oh color weighing nearly three
carAta. The Under will be hberally rewarded by
returning u TO l2i0 street. mh9St'
EoTND-THE GREATEST HAIR DYE OF
Il the age The discoyerer Of this most inyAluA.
BILE Dye now offers II to the public, at his barber
shop, No. as PennsylyAniA avenue.
This IL single preparation, and produces, like
magic, beautiful dark brown or (et black color,
with the least trouble, aud without injury 10 the
akin or complexion. tNO washing requiredD Entire
sAti.faetion guaranteed, and charges reasonable.
II oss OF LAND WARRANT.-MiIITARY
~ BOUNTY LAND WARRANT, No. EaI,1 for
house, private In the Illinois militia, Black Hawk
var, and BY him assigned To CALVIN y Pennell, and
torssrdsd to :: T. hsTroa. q Wellington. .. %
warrant No. 2osi. located BY said PenneL. Said
missioner Of General Land Ofhce February a. ls1a
said cQmmigaioner says. In his letter March d ls72
that he aAid warrant was not received" The said
Calvin n pennell intends making application 10 the
Commissioner OF Pensions for the issue Of a dupli
j. H. HEBRON.
ja2sTusw Attorney for GAVIN \. Pennsll.
National Republican., 1873-03-03

especial Charter OF the State Of Illinois)
President, THOA u. BRYAN, founder Of the n
deity bafe Depoeitory, Chicago.
Vice President. JOHN y. HAINEs, Mayor oi
This Institution invests funds In purchase OF Chi
aso real estate also In loans at ten OJ per cent In
sums OF not lees than o oO received aud invested
fortunes have been made for clients by the above
for capitalint., both IN loans at 10 per cent net ant
n plrShases, not dollar o. either principal or In
person or by letter THOa ID BRYAN
During Winter at lt0T Massachusetts avenue, Wash
insfton, u. O., and during Summer Al Fidelity Say
inss Bank and SAFE Depository, Chicago. deSSm
NoTIcE-THAT +. s. JUsTH, sis D STREET
~ between sixth and Seventh streets northwest
sells custom made second hand Clothing at less thai
bali the cpst Of ready made new ones. n B-second
hand eiothins Of all kinds bought al fair cash prices
National Republican., 1873-03-03
FOR SALE.

one Of the oldest established and most POPULAR
RESTAURANTS on PennaJlyania avenue is offered
for sale on satisfactory terms Long Lease and
THIS Is CHANCE SELD0M uFTERED,
as the proprietor retiring from the buaness Well
-. AIsTRoP 4 DUDLEY.
felEAsEfs
National Republican., 1873-03-03
RATES OF ADvERTIsISa

Twenty hvo cents rer line. Advertisements under
the head Of For sale or Rent Wanted" Los, and
Found" aud Personal" twelve and half cents per
lima
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-11

Orphdns Pic Nic-John OByrne, Esq,
gave picnic to the orphans OF the Catholic
Church, in This city on Thursday last, at his
country seat on the Philadelphia Road. Some
forty little children attended, as well rs several
invited guests, amongst them Henry Pickles
ESQ, DR.. Cameron, Councilman Quinn, Ex-
Alderman Vincent and others. Most vi the
children were without parents in attendance,
all neatly dressed, and showing happy, healthy,
and contented countenances. With the children
came Bishop Becker, as well as several minis
tiers and sisters of the Catholic Church. The
Bishop is ripe scholar and speaks many diil,r-
ent languages like a native.
The children spent the day IN play, and were
fed bountifnlly by their hospitablc host
Cakes and cream We're served literally TO them
which were especially relished by the happy
little ones. MI. John O'Byru", Jr., who Is a
most excellent singer and musician, Ga pupil Of
the celebrated Sgnor Bellini, said to be the
best musician IN Philadelphia, and who was
also one of the invited guests presently enter
tanned them with songs and music, asstjted by
some accomplished lady friends.
About seven O'Clock the happy children We're
driven home in Seal & Mullen's huge omni-
bus, and thus enjoyed the festivities OF the day.
These orphans are taught Homework, and
housekeeping systematically. Also the use OF
the sewing machine, so that they will not be-
come a burden on the community hereafter
Ifthey display any superior talent for anything
that is cultivated. They are under the imme
diate charge OF the sisters, and the worthy
Bishop, with whom their care is labor OF love
The worthy gentleman who has cast so mucl
Joy upon the poor little orphans will receive thu
thanks of the good amongst us. The helples!
generally have few friends, and those who d.
assist them will merit and receive the thanks o
the community,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-11

Centdur Lfnfmett. There Is no pain winch
the Centaur Lniment will not relieve, nosW ell
ing it will not subdue, and no lameness which
1t will not cure. This is strong language, but It
Is true. Where the parts are not gone Its effects
are marvellous. 1t has produced more cures OF
rheumatism, neuralgia, palsy, lockjaw, sprains,
swellings, caked breasts, scalds, burns, salt
rheum, ear-ache, &C., upon the human frame,
and of strains, SPAWN, gals, &c, upon animals
in one year than have all other pretended rem
edies since the world began. 1t is,a oounter-ir-
ritant, an all-heatng pain-reliever. Cripples
throw away their crutcles, the laIhe walk, pol
sonous bites are rendered harmless, aud the
wounded are healed without scar. II is no
humbug. The recipe is published around each
bottle. 1t Is selling as no article ever before
sold, and It sells because II does just what 1t
pretends to do. Those who now suffer from
| rheumatism, PAIN OF swelling, deserve to suffer
| IL they will not use Centaur Linimeut. More
| than 1.00O certificates Of remarkable cues, In
Guiding frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism, govt
running tumors, &c, have been received We
| will send a circular containing certificates, the
recipe, &c, gratis, to any one requesting It.
One bottle Of the yellow wrapper Centaur Lin
imcnt Is worth one hundred dollars for spawned
or sweenied horses and mules r for screw-worn
10 sheep. Stock-owners-th Liniment Is wort
your attention. No family should be withor'
Centaur Liniment. Price, so cents bottle =
large bottles $1.0v. J. d. ROSE & Co.,
SO Broadway, New York.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-11

HEALTH IATTERs.-The Committee on
Impurities in the Brandywine river have, with :
in the past week, set themselves to work vigo-
rously in relieving that stream Of the foul mat
ter that is unlawfuy cast into IL daily.
The Chairman of the Committee, We learn,
has prepared official notices to offenders and
placed them in the hands of an officer.
These notices cover over thirty prves and
water closets which empty in the Brandywine
some ofthem quite as offending to the sight as
to the health OF tn people.
They are directed to be abated without delay.
We are glad of this. The Health Board of Other
cities are hard at work and doing good service,
and ours cannot afford to be idle. The people
are with the Health officers everywhere, and
here in Wilmington they will be sustained in
every effort they may make to rid the city Of
pcstilential and poisonous nuissnce,. The Chair
man Of the Committee on Impurities In the
Brandywine may feel assured, therefore, Of the
hearty cooperation of the people IN his well be.
gun work of maintaining the public health and
giving us pure water to drink,-Epery ErmaNg.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-11
OFFICE ISbEPENDENr LINE OF STEAMERS, 4

OFFICE INDEPENDENT LINE OF rEAMERs, 4
New York, Aug. o, 1873.
To The Editor Of the Weekly Gdzette.-A Card.
SIR My attention has just teen called
to All article published, under recent date, in
your usually candid and higli-toned journal, in
which you cast 1 slnr upon an active, honorable
member OF your community; shrewd and
sagaciOus expert in matters pertaining to public
travel and transportation, and at the same time
east an odum NJ on the Independent Line of
Steamers, at the head Of which he Is duly ac-
credited !, is not my province or intention to
defend Mr.. G. W. FousOn, nor the Indepen-
dent Line, as The former is fully equal 10 any
emergency in self defence, aud the latter will
in time, fully soon TO suit the old monopoly, ss-
ser its ability and independence "I4rt those
laugh who win" AS to Mr.. PoulsOn, we have
known him for years, and believe him to be
one Of many OF the young men of Wilmington
whose ambition for active life anu growth found
poor encouragement In the atmosphere and
under just such influences as gave birth to that
article. His reputation amonl the northern
lines has no superior and considering his years,
lie exhibits an executive ability which reflects
as great credit upon his native city as it does
upon him. In regard TO the Independent Line,
it was our intention to place upon thu river and
bay, between Philadelphia. Wilmington and
Cape May, as fleet and commodiolls u line of
steamers as ever floated upon the Delaware.-
Our docks at each landing, officers, crew, band
OF music, caterers, printing, coal, and every re-
quiste to first-class line OF boats were select
ed and appointed, and each will bear evidence
that there was nothing "mythical" about the
Independent Line Steamers.
Our plan for summer opposition TO the old
fossilized monopoly, which holds Wilmington
twixt thumb and finger, was well known and
advised by some of the most solid and reputa
BILE men of New York, Philadelphia and Will
mington, whose action, capital and word are
more potent guarantors Of tho ability of Mr.
Poulson, and the solidity of the Independent
Line, than the flimsy opposition you make to
their success.
To those papers who have kindly "noticedo
our enterprise in advance, VIC are sincerely
grateful, and they shall all, in time, receive more
substantial evidence of our existence. To tho
Gazette We feel especially thankful for their
gratuitous advertising and as well that they
have never, by our consent, wasted much time
or "palaver" upon Our enterprise.
JAMES ii. REDFIELD,
Vice Pres. and Gen. Snpt. Ind. Line steamers.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-11

Hats and caps u all the desirable styles for
the thousands, a. Humphrey d Sandts, 2ld
Market street, s., O., and 81 for the best, light
felt and straw goeds at half price.i No misreple,
septauon. Can Cd us and you will be suited
tbet yoa will be sure 10 come again,at 2lo Mar
ket, street. -. a.
Stiicide.-A man about forty Years Of age
comfortably clad was found by Mr.. wilkins
hanging to limb of n tree on the farm OF Mr.
Rogers, near Newcastle, last Friday evening.
Coroner Winslow was Immediately potlfied, and
on Saturday morning an inquest was held over
The body, when the jury rendered a verdict
, that the deceased came to his death at ts' own
hands by hanging In a valise lying near his
body there was small quantity Of clothing and
pocket book, containinga piece OF paper bearing
the following inscription Mr.. Mikes, Sheriff
Mant, Dubuque Co., North America.