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JUST RECEIVED,

JUST RECEIVED, 4 4E.iw
II prime lot Of small Hams, for family use as
Pickles and Catsups of various kinds
Loaf sugar, double and single loaf
Fresh Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Hyson, and
other Teas, Of the best quality ~
New Orleans and Porto Rico Sugar
Coffee of every quality and price ay
Family flour of the very best brand
Lard and Cheese and smoked beef :
Together with complete assortment Of goods in
his line, which will be sold at the very lowest prices
mar 30-lm JOHN SEXSMlTH.
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TO ARTISTS AND MECHANICS IN GENERAL
TOR SALE, first rate turning Lathe, that has
J. been used in the manufacture of Mathematical
Instruments. Apply to Mr.. III. w Hunt, at Mr.. R.
Patterns, Pennsylvania avenue between 10th and 18th
streets, Washington, d. G.
Also, number of other tools of smaller denom-
nation, if required. ap IL
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MARRIED..

In Alexandria, D. c., on Thursday the 25th inst,
at Mr. Edward Smyth's, by the Rev. BENJAMIN A.
10 CLARISSA A., daughter of the late Gen. Jesse
Green, of Concord, Delaware.
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Chambers, Esq, editor of the st. Louis Repub-
lican.
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FLAGS OF WASHINGTON AND MORGAN-Thc
delegation from the city of Alexandra will have
with them in the procession, on Thursday, the I'd
ington, one originally owned by Gen. Morgan,
one used by Com. Paul Jones, and fourth one
which was displayed at Tripoli by Com Decatur.
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"A CARD. 9aU HI
u HI. GIBBS takes this method of returning his
thanks to the ladies and gentlemen of Washington
city and its vicinity for their liberal patronage, and
also to inform them that he has just returned from
New York with large and handsome assortment of
new and fashionable goods, which will be opened this
day, at his Fancy Store, Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween 9th and 9th streets, opposite the Centre Mar
ket ap 22-lm
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| 4 Eu.lsp
| Wm blanchard
| Y blanchard
| ] HSardGlcy
| James Becker
Tillotson Brown
| Jas II Birch
f. w Brevett
Wash Berry, Jr
Chas Bishop
Thos Blagden
Thos w Burch
| Jos A Burch
| ] p Boss
| jill b Beck
| b Burns Jr
f L Birch
los Benjamin
| p Ball
| Jos b Bryan
| Robt Bassett
Fred Bates
| A b Claxton
George Collard
| John Cullum
Patrick Crowley
John F Coyle
| Andrew Coyle, j
J I'll Chezum
James Clephane
Chris Cammack
Jas Crosslield
Judson S Clagett
DariHs Clagett
John b Clagett
Geo Cochran
Henry Carter
w M Clarke
&C Collins
Peter Callan
J M Carlisle
ii LCrOss
II Cruttenden
Geo Crandall
VIM Clarke
John Clarke
James Charles
N Callan, Jr
w Cooper, Jr
Daniel Campbell
A IL Clements
J Il Catlett
J B Chezum
l. B Cooper
w S Cleary
VIM Colquhoun
Robt Clarke
K III Combs
Elijah Craven
Henry A Clarke
d b Clarke
Robert Cruit
DR. L Dawes
VIM Il Dove
Il S Donoko
J Q ? Degges
w II Degges
r Fl pegges
DR. A Med Davis
II w Dyer
+ G Dyer
Jacob Durf
G. Denham
wv Denham
Saml Duvall
Saml DeVaugnn
Joseph Downing
Terrence Drury
VIM Downing
FW Dawes
Sam'l Douglass
M Delany
Willard Drake
VIM G Deale
w J Douglass
H Dallman
John Dufef
J Y Davis
] Decide
John M Dom
Oliver Dom
Marc Dubant
] NJ DOrsett
FL NJ DallInger
Joel Downer
VIM Durr
VIM Dennison
J II Dennison
P M Deirtt
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SACRED CoNcERr.-The Washington Musical
Society announce their first Concert this evening
at Concert Hail. See their card.
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FAIR.-The ladies ofihe Methodist Protestant
Church, it will be seen by reference to their ad-
vertisement will exhibit for sale at Apollo Hall
to-day, and each day and evening during the
week, large and handsome variety of useful and
ornamental fancy articles, principally the work of
their own hands. The proceeds Of the sale, we
learn, are to be devoted to the promotion of Re-
ligion and it is sincerely hoped that their praise
worthy cxertons in behalf Of SO good cause will
be literally aided by the public.
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BOOTS AND SHOES, NEW, CHEAP, AND
YTN BEAUTIFUL.

BOOTS AND SHOES, .NEW, CHEAP, AND
T BEAUTIFUL.
u HE subscribers, having received the following
splendid assortment of Boots and Shoes respectfully
call the attention of the public to the same, viz:
Ladies' Whole and Half Caters, black, bronze
and fancy colors
Ladies' Buskins black and fancy colors
Do black, bronze, and fancy colored Morocco
Slippers
Do American, French, and English Kid Slip
pers
Do white and black Satin Slippers
Misses black, bronze, and fancy colored Cal
tiers and Slippers
Gentlemen's, boys, youths, and childrens Boots
and Shoes in great variety, suitable for the
season, all Of which will be sold low
ap 29-eo3tif WALTER CLARKE & SON.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
sEisa esssEa @@a Al

TRANSPORTATION OFFICE, WASHINGTON BRANCH r. r.
Washington, April 25, 1874.
DELEGATES and OTHERS desiring to attend the
~ Conventions to be held in Baltimore on the LIST
and I'd of May, can procure tickets at the reduced
rate of fare by either Of the regular trains of the
29th and 30th instant, or LIST proximo.
An extra train will be started from this depot on
the morning of the Cd May, at o'clock precisely,
leaving Baltimore on its return at P. M
Passengers ,oho may wish to apail themselves Of This
train must join the cars at the outer depot.
~ 1t must be distinctly understood that if return
tickets be not procured at the Office before the de-
parture of the trans the established fare of the road
will in every be charged by the conductors in
the cars. BY order: SAML STETTINIUS,
ap 26-dtlstMay Agent
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T ooK FOR THE CLOTH DEPoT.-Just re

r OOK FOR THE CLOTH DEPOT-Just re-
il ceved-
40 pieces fine west of England wool dyed blk Cloths
10 do superfine French black Cloths
10 do do west of England blue Cloths
90 do do fancy colors
IS do do west Of England Cassimeres
l2 do do fancy French do
10 do do stripe do do
do black satin Nesting, first quality
Ia do buff cashmere Vestings fa
Is do colored do do
8 do plaid silk Vestings
Which we will have made up to order, in the best
style and shortest notice. Fits guaranteed in all
cases. and all we wish for purchasers to iavor us
with CALL We can assure them they will never
have cause to regret it, we know they can not DC
disappointed in cheapness and quality OF the goods
ap2 ri HHF sft HALL o DnOA AANN'
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LIGHT SUMMER HITS.

I I" IN. LIGHI .SUJH1HER I1TI .. N m !
have this day opened 20 cases of Hats consisting
of Panama, Leghorn, and the Canada Hat, "a new
artcle,) together with great variety Of cheap Hats
to suit the season; Also white, blue, pearl and black
Cassimers Beaver, Moeskin, Brush, Russia, and
Silk Hats got up in the very best style, and remark
able light. m E. G. HANDY,
ap 29--3t Btw Browns and Gadsby's Hotels.
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.HNNU.AL MAY BALL.

T .ayN.NU.AL MAY Ball.
IL. CARUSI respectfully announces TO the citizens
of Washington, Georgetown, and Alexandria, that
his ANNUAL MAY BALL, which for number
ton in Washington, the great jubilee Of the chill
dren will take place at his Saloon on Tuesday, May
I, 1874 { s.s .i,s s..s;,,..ssss.Fp
M The Assembly Band has been engaged for the oc-
casion. Both rooms will be thrown open and bril-
liantly illuminated and the decorations will be equal
| to those of former occasions.
p. s. Those ladies who have not, received their
invitations will confer favor by sending in their
| names to the Saloon.
and at the Saloon [Intel& Gslobel ap 26td
|1O6 JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SaEE-
LIZ WHOLE and half kegs Witherill,s pure
White Lead
200 gallons Linseed Oil S74i9As 4a
90 cans Chrome Green, ground in oil x ai ,ssff
10 boxes do do dry l3N &sd IA Su
Chrome Yellow, dry and ground in oil, Black Paint
Yellow Ochre, Stone Ochre TIMBER, Tiressianna
Pummicestone, Rottenstone, Paris Green, Rose Pink
Red Lead Spanish Brown, Prussian Blue
Chinese Vermillion, Gold Leaf, German Metal
Gold Bronze, Coach, Copal, Furniture, and Japan
Varni3hes n el.k 1881 Ra& sfSsfc@-s
Paint and Whitewash Brushes ie@yS7i 4ss1gb
Camel hair Pencils and Binders fs3s a4sa sF
Window Glass, s by 5 to % by 80 aisi b.a4stlg
German Mirrors, by Ia to Is by 80
Also, choice lot of Groceries and Hardware, as
follows: So s@8es9s
Java, Laguyra, Rio, and ST. Domingo Coffee
Gunpowder, Imperial, Young Hyson, and Black Teas
Pearl Barley, smoked Beef, small Hams, &c.
Cut and wrought Nails, sizes from 8 to 4O-penny
Locks Hinges, Screws, Spades, Shovels, Sc "
For sale at the corner Of 18th and streets.s
ap 17--2w B.W. REED.
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sstss
u II A!ewart
r. y samnaes
Geo Savage
Saml Stott
IL q Stewart
b D SlIekells
Chas A Sherman
Gerard Siilh
J b ii Smith
And Sessiord
Jos Semmes
DIR } Smoot
Henry Smoot
Chas Stott
Luther Smoot
Walter Stuart
John M Stewart
John v Shields
Geo Smith
II T. Simms
] III Simms
Alexius Simms
G. Stettinius
+ Spicer
S Shelton IVA
M Ii Stevens
John 4 Towers
Enoch Tucker
Edw Turner
Lemuel Towers
VIM B Todd 4g
Andrew Tate
VIM Thompson
Carpenter,
X 'I'onge
b 0 Tayloe
JOS b Tate
VIM Thompson
James M Towers
Henry Taylor
VIM Towers
JOS Thompson
L 'ronge
John Thompson
Frank Taylor
J Tonge
VIM Thorn
II LThnrston
S w Tucker
john H Thorn
Elias 'rravers
John Thomas
Y L w Thompson
Thos 'Tench
Matthew Thomas
VIM Thompson,
TCablnet Maker
VIM 'Tabler
Jacob Tabler
b Vertien
l. Vivans
David Vann
w Fl Upperman
r G Weightman
t II w eightman
Jas Williams
] III L Werner
G H Wiltberger
r & Washington
G Watterston
Sapl w Walker
VIM A Williams
VIM Wise
Milton M Ward
e P Wannell
] Wilson
w Henry Winter
JT Walker
w Wilson
C Woodward
G f Wood
R Wright
X WalIach
T M Wright
VIM Wallis
VIM Waters
Jas l. White
J A Wise
Saml Wroo
J. Williams
A Williams
A Wallingsford
M Worden
Edw Warner
w Whitney
JOS Williamson
John West
Il hos Young
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D HOUSE. FURNISHING GOODS.

D HOUSE. FURNISHING GOODS. @
DOTELER, DONN & CO., at their new store on
Pennsylvania avenue, few doors east of 9th street,
have in store the most complete and general assert
ment of Housekeeping Goods that has ever been in
store in this District probably in this country.
They have aimed for number of years at keeping
in the store every article used in house keeping
and they think they have nearly effected their object
They have also endeayored to keep such articles only
as they could recommend to their customers; but
they have been compelled, from the force Of circum-
stances, to keep low priced articles and have now
added such they can sell as low be procured
elsewhere Therefore, house-keepers or those who
are about commencing, can be supplied at short
notice at establishment with every article they
may want, and feel satisfied at cheap rates as
they can be sold in this CITY, We keep constantly
| on hand y, s.1t 34 @a4 s 8sg.6s
Best Feathers and Feather Beds
Best Hair and Shuck Mattresses
general assortment of Mahogany Ware
| Bedsteads, Chairs, and Tables
| A general assortment of Glass and China Ware
Lookng-glasses and Hall Lamps
| Cornelus's Patent Solar Lard Lamps and Giran-
does ". 5sthf JTsts fsSf
Knives and Forks and Plated Goods
Britannia and Planish Tinware Ms@
WOODWARD and Kitchen Furniture
Various kinds of useful Hardware
Yankee Clocks and Baskets IsaG k
The subscribers solicit call from all persons who
may want any article in their line before they pur-
chase G.s a4
N. B. Just received, new assortment Of Corne-
lius's Solar Lard Lamps, which stand unrivaed for
economy and fulness Of light Also Transparent
Shades for Solar Lamps.
ap 2s-eo6tif BoTELER, DOM, s. co.
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mt BANK NOTE AND LOTTERY OFFICE.
IN EW OFFICE JUST OPENED where Lottery
Tickets sold and Bank Notes are disc ounted at
abe lowest rates.
HANDSOME SCHEME DRAWS ON SATURDAY:
100000 Try the New Office, for luck it can't be
$4,000 beat.
Bank Notes and Gold bought and sold at the low
est rates Of discount.
Citizens of Washington would do well to try the
New Office. as41, f
A Counterfeit Detector is now published weekly,
at six cents single number, and for sale by
THOMAS MANLY,
On Pennsylvania Avenue near sixth street, six doors
below Gadsbys Hotel. apr p
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WILLIAM w. STEWART,

MAGISTRATE, SCRIVENER, AND AGENT,
CONFIDENTLY and carefully prepares, articles
~ of agree nent, accounts Tor orphans court, ad.
sale and bonds depostons indentures of apprentice
ship nsolvent papers, letters of attorney leases and
releases, deeds and deeds Of trust official ackhowl-
edgments, probat of accounts and business books,
petitions memorials, and claims and any other off,
cal or business writing that may be required clearly
drawn, or writings copied on reasonable TERMS.
He viii attend to the collection of newspaper and
periodical accounts against the General Government
and members of Congress. he being familiar with the
mode of settlement for the same. lqia.ssy
Office 9th street, two doors from G street, under
Gadsby's Hotel. f oi 5as ap 9-1m
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BULLS COMPOUND EXTRACT OF S.aRS.4P.a-
II .@EN8 3E9s3 RILLA.
y UST received and for sale by s
.,rl s s.s C. II. JAMES,
APP Ia Corner l4th and E sts
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CHEAP TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
n G. BEVERIDGE, Seventh street, hetwcen
". Louisiana avenue and ID street, next deor to J.
A Donohoo's Grocery store, is prepared to make up
clothing of every description in the most modern
syle and at the shortest notice, and not surpassed in
workmanship by any establishment in the city. The
following prices have been adopted in order TO suit
the times, viz 8f .s8.ss- 1880. IN
Making and Trimming coat in the best style g SO
do do do pants fae3~ssw 2 90
do do do vests IS
Making coats, without trimmings 6 10
do vests vests do os3 siw ! s. s.
All work warranted to fit in a superior style.
N B. Gentlemen and childrens clothing cut to or
der in the most fashionable STYLE and 50 arranged that
there can be no mistake in making them up.
an IT, vi @k Ae.- ~
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A PORTRAIT.

Al The door of the saloon Serena me, me
She wore white garland in he. ligh, brown
hair and, a, the sigh, Of er,sanished every
dark thought. All! how charming was sh'
not, this evening. in The light. white dress
with her friendly blue eyes. her pure brow
and the heavenly smile on her lips! Had
| but had the power 10 paint her a. hi,
moment Az every flower has its momen,
Of Perfsc. beauty. so has a human being
moments in which his highest and loveliss
life blooms forth-in which ho appears
what he actually 10; wha, he 10 in tho
depth of Gods intentions. These fee.inl
revelations -.for there 10 nothing abiding or
he earlh-,hsse are tha, which the gen
uine srlis, seeks TO lay hold of;and there
fore i, is unjus, 10 say ofs successful por
trait. especially that Of an intellectual per
son, tha, il is hauered.
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POETRYo
THE l. A ST WISH .

The celebrated Wilson. the omi,hologis
requested that he might be buried nea
some sunny spot. This wish is expressed
the following lines. The name Of .hs
author is unknown to us.
In some wild forest shade,
Under some spreading oak,o waving
pine.
Or old elm. festooned with the gaddinl
vine,
Let me be laid.
In this dim lonely gro,,
No foot intrusive will disturb my dust;
But o'ci me songs OF the wild birds shal
Cheering the .pe'.
Not amid charnel stones.
Or collins dark. and thick with sncieD
mould,
With ,at,ered pall,and fringe Of cankeret
gold,
May rest my bones;
Bu, let the dewy rose.
The snowdtop and The violet, lend per
fume
Above the spo, where, in my grass,
tomb,
take repose.
Year after year.
Within The silver birch tree DER ID.
hung.
The chirping wren shall rear her callow
Young.
And ever at the purple dawn OF day
The lark shnll chan, a pealing song
above,
And the shril quail shall pipe her hymn
When eve grows dim and gray.
The blsckbird and tho thrush,
The golden oliole, shall fiji around.
And wsken, with q mellow gush o.
sound,
The forests solemn hush.
Binds from !he distant sea
Shall sometimes hiiher hock on snowy
wings,
All soar above my dust in airy rings,
Singing dirgs to me.
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Number 24o1

lore the people for their sufTrages, should.
when asked his opinions, unequivocaIly
express his views. so that his fellow ci,Ss
zens, can judge who are for them and whJ'
against them. :
MY name having been before my fellow
cIlIzens,previous 10 the County Convention
not by my own request; bu, ut the soici
ta'lon OF my friends, ifyou see proper to
nominate me; consent 10 be candidate.
and II The people should see proper to elec,
me- will endeavor 10 perform lhe du,v
ot Senator to the best Of my abilities.
Your second enquiry with regard 10 nv
views Of a protective tariff, consider as a
settled question in Penna,
lanswer II by saying-,hsi,I L have been.
ana am noW. most decidily in favor of a
protective tariff, not high tariff, but suf
hcien' to give moderate and fair protection
20 our manufacturers; and 10 preven, Their
being pros,rated by excessive foreign i'm
por'alIon by the grea, capitalist of Europe:
ana enabling them TO sustain themselves y,
moderate prohls--giviRg employment 10
our own nardy labours, instead of the pau
pers oi The Eastern Continent.
WIN regard TO the removal of The seat of
Justice OF Columbia county, not beirg a
resident OF that county; but acquainted with
Us geographical situation; should really
'h'0k the present location, was rather nm
ne border OF the line, and tina, j, would be
an act OF justice and Of groat accommodation
70 me People,,o have it removed TO Blooms
ourg; being about the centre of the lerri,orv
ana: me GENRE of the population. | should
therefore if elected use nv bes, epdesv.
ours to accomplish tha, object.
"A" o' which most respectfully submit
ioI your consideration.
Yonrs. &c.
WILLIAM S. ROSS.
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DEATH.

When the veil Of death has been drawn
between us and the objects of our love and
regard. how quick sighted do ws become
10 their merits. and how bitterly do We
then remember words or looks of unkind
ness which have escaped US in our inter
course with them How careful should
such thoughts render us in the fulflmen
of these Offices Of affection which il may
be in our power to perform! for who car
'ell how soon the moment may arrive whsr
repentance cannot be followed by repars
Iionl
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Halo! Bill" exclaimed huge paw to
an acquaintance who was riding in the
Whig procession. what are you doing
among them Whigs''
Calling his friend up TO the wagon, he
whispered. keep shady Sam.--rm spnng
ing ride, and getting dollar TO booi.-
N H. Register
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CUTTING RETORT.

A learned clergyman in Maine was ac'
costed in the following manner by an Hitter
ale preacher, who despised cduca,ion--
'Sr, you have been 10 college, ! sup
pose
Yes, SIR was the reply.
Il am thankful, 'Iejoined the former, tina
the Lord has opened my mouth to preach
without any learning
A similar event. replied the latter, tool
place in Balkans time; bu, such things ar,
OF rare occurrence at the pressn, day.
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Respectfully Yours.
HENRY SEYBERT.

ANDREW BEDFORD.
After Messrs Syber' and Bedford hat
Withdrawn from the Convention, GEO
~ lNORRIS was appointed President
The following letter was received frou
Francis l.. Bowman, and ordered 10 be en-
cred upon the journal,
WMKEsBARRE, Sept 2l. 1914
To ,he Democratic Senatorial Conferee,
jnow in session at WIlk6sbarre
Gentiemen - II aving understood that my
name has been brought before YOU, Tor III,
Nomination cf Senator Of this District, per
nit me TO withdraw it,thanking you for III,
hOnor conferred upon me
Yours Truly,
FL. BOWMAN.
On motion, the convention then proceed
ed 10 ballot for Senatorial candidate, ant
GEN. WILLIAM s. ROSS.
Of W,lkesbaTre, was declared duly nominal
ed as The democratic candidate for Senator
from the Senatorial district'comp posed of tn,
Counties of LuzernA and Columbia.
When on motion it was
ReSOiUed-That Gen. WILLIAM S
ROSS, Of Luzerne County, be recommend
cd 10 the Democracy of this Senatorial
district, as the regular Democratic candidate
and entitled, by The ussges of The patty
for his worth, integrity, talents, and slric
democratic principles TO their united ant
hearty support
Rssoivsd--That the proceeding be sign
ed by The officers, and published in In
Democratic papers of this Senatorial dis
trc,.
GEORGE ". MORRIS, Prest
Atles,--HENRY WsBs, Secretary
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WILKEsBARRE, Sept. 81, ls4a
Senatorial Conferees.

WnKEsBARRE, Sept. 81, 1874.
Gen WILLIAM S. Ross:
Sir-Your name
having been mentioned in Conferee Con
vensIon as Democratic Candidate for Ser
aIor from this District, we are desirous al
learning your views in relation to certain
questions in which the people of this Sen.
a'or'al District feel deeply interested. We
therefore take The liberty of asking you
whether you will accept The nomination
should 1t be rendered you, aud should you
be e Iec'ed. whether you are in favor of 3
protective Tariff, and whether you are in
favor of The Removal OF the Sea, OF Justice
IN Columbia county from DanviIe 10
Bloomsburg.
Yours Respectfully,
HENRY WEBB,
GEORGE w. NORRIS.
OsmOtrciic Conteres, from Colombia
County.
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OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT
OPPOSITE ST. PAuL's CHURCH, MArs-s1
TERMS.

The COZ UNBIa DEMOCR.aTWiH b,
published every Saturday morning, a
TWO DOLLARS per annuna paydbi,
half yearly in aduance, or TtDo Dollars
Fifty Cents,i fnotpaid oithin the year
No subscription wiH be taken for shorter
period than sir months; ;nor any discon
tiauance permitted,u ,unH all 0rrearages
are discharged.
PERITSENENS not eEceeding q
square win be conspieuously inserted al
One Donartor the first three insertions
and TUenty:fue cents for every subse-
Quent Insertion. GpA liberal discount
made TO those yho advertise by the years
LETTERS addressed on business mast
be post paid.
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WILKrssARRE, Sept: 2l, 1874.
Meesrs. H. WEsR & @. W. Morris,

Neesrs. H. WEBB & @. W. MORRIS.
Genttemen-Yours of this day, stating
that as Democratic Conferees of Columbia
county, (my name having been mentioned
as a candidate for Senator OF this District
you are deSirous of learning my views in
relation 10 certain questions, "in which the
people oI this Senatorial District feel deep
ly interested"
| will snswer distinctly and candid,
your several enquiries, not with view I,
my election, bu, under conviction that i
IS the dO!y Of a candidate, who comes be
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Truth, crushed 10 earth, shall rise again,
The eternal years of God are hers;
Bot error, wounded, wrilhes with pain,
Ard dies among i.S wonhipperS.