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NOTICE.

FEVHOSE Tersoos having demands against the
n Commonwealth, for labor performed, Or ma.
tei.aIs furnished, for the repairs ofthe
NORTH BR.2NCH C.7N2Z,
prior to the 9th day of January, 1874, who have
not handed TO subscriber am account Of the same
are requested to do so at the earliest possible mo-
ment in order that they may be put in form for set
tlemcnt, as soon as the funds appropriated for th,
payment Of Old debts can he obtained
Those living at distance arc requested to for
ward by mail or otherwise.
w. II. MAFFET, Supervisor.
Wilkesburrc, Nay 3, 1874.
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BLANKS !!-BLANKS!l !

frrJusiicos Blank EXECUTIONS and
SUMMONS just printed and for sale al
this Office
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ODlETAaNo

DlED-On The 18th inst, MAGDALE
A, wife OF John Shuman, in the 2SIh
year OF. her age.
In IIemock, on Wednesday last, Mrs
BARBARA, wife of Mr.. A,e%auder RolI
iged 80.
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BrandretIa's Pills
PICTURE On HEALTn.

HH EALTH is characterised in an Individuality
u 81 the absence OF all pain suffering, or affection
u any part of biz body; by the free and rcaular ex
,fcise ol his functions without any cxceuiion.-
hey consist IN having good appetite at meal
jlnes, an easy dgesilOn free excavations, without
idoseress cOsveness az least once in every tyyer
iy-iour hours, aud without heat dtyness or burning
At the passage, the free issue of the water uilhou
acrimony or burning, and without reddish sed.
uent which is always sign of present or an an.
Foaching pam; quiet sleep without agitation o
uuobesome Dreams no taste Of bile or other bad
Taste in the mouth upon Using in the morning: no
sourhes7 or dlsagreeablc rising of tho stomach; n
clean tongue; sweet breath; no itching, pimpes or
spots on the skin; no piles; no burning heat upon
any part OF the body; no excessive thirst when un.
exposed TO labor or other known cause; no inter.
ruptlon 10 any natural cyicualon nor pain nj thcir
periodical return.
Where the state of the system does not harmon
we with the abov1 picture of health, il is Of the
greatest Importance that no time be los, IN sending
Tor doctor, or in the use of foolish remedies too
often the result Of spccuIaon instead of this cou,s,
let dose of BRANDEETli'S PILLS be taken
which will not deceive, but will at once rcsloie
health to the organ or part III t rqliscs it.
Al who W sh tu pre- crva their health, all WIN
are determined to def'nd their life against the en-.
croachmcnts Of disease which might send them pre-
maluGcIy to the grave, will without hesitation ha,,
recourse to the Bondie,h Pills when the state OF
the system does not haunonise with the above pic
turc Of health
those who Hive in country whore contagious o
other diseases p;cvall, should often think of thi,
true picture ofhcah and observe himself with por
Iicnar attention, in order to act accordingly. III,
wise and rightly directed viii follow this advice.
ihc unwisc ale lett to their own destruction.
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ETA Democratic Mecsims

will be held at MllviIe, on Salurda,
next, May Is, at 2 O'Clock in the after.
noon. Several addresses may be ex.
pecled.
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PAPER 3 L2Ag.aLzg 3

FENllE subscriber having established PAPER
II MILL at MILL GROVE, near BloomsJurg
Columbia county, where he has the latest MPRovrD
MACHINERY, and having followed the business for
twenty years he IS confident he can furnish as good
paper as any in the Country and on as reasonable
tclms TO printers, Merchants and Lawyers, or an,
persons who may want the article. He also,kccrs
constantly on hand Attorneys Cap, Fools Can.
Letter, writing, Printing and Wrapping paper Of
all kinds Also, an assortment Of ScuuoL Books
Also, Blank Book, Extra bound Full bound. and
half bound Of all sizes and, assortment Of writing
books &c. lie is ready 10 exchange the above for
Paper or Books, for Rags of Sizing.
THOMAS TRENCH.
1iillgrove; February 26' ls44-n.
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Congress will probably adjourn on
he 18th of June, the House having
passed a resolution to that effect.
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NOTICE

n $ hereby given to all concerned that have pur-
II chased at Constable sale, as the property Of
lanes Walk, the Collowing property, and have left
he same in his POSSESSION during my pleasure, and
forbid any person taking it from him. either 10y pur-
chase or otherwise without my consent wiz
One grey maze; one brown horse; one two horse
wagon twelve acres of Rye in the grouod, and hail
of five new ground wheat.
JOHN ROBSON .
May IS, ls4i--4.
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PRESIDEN7T7L ELECTORS.
WILSON McCANDLEss, Z c,,o,,.,j
} ASA DMocK, "'""'o'f"
REPRESENTATIVE
George F. Lehman - George Schnalo
Chriitian Kneas II Nathaniel lI. ELIcc
3 VIM. II Smith Is NJ N. Irvine
4 John Hill (phil) ! 6 James Woodburn
3 Samuel +. Lecch II Hugh Nom pomery
Samuel Camp, ~ Isaac Ankcny
Jesse sharpe 10 John Mathews
N. w. Sample 20 VIM. Patterson
VIM Heindenrich I'll Andrew Burke
10 CONRAD Ahimer 22 John M'Gill
( II Stephen Baldy 20 Christian Myers
IL Jonah Brewster "a Robert Orr
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SIIERIFFS SALES.

By virtue Of a writ Of vendiion exponas
me directed will be exposed to public
'ale at the Court House in DanviIle, on
Saturday the Isl day Of June at o'clock
p. M
a certain tract Of land situate in
Limestone township, Columbia county, ad
Joining Iancs Of Stephen Ballet, the heirs OF
Henry Nlller, deceased, Joseph Brady,
John f. Derr and Jacob Shirz, containing
seventy two Acres and eighty two Perches
neat measure, be the same more or less, on
which Is erected Que Store House, one | os
House, frame bank Barn and ont build
'ngs, with an apple orchard aud spring OF
water
Seized taken in execution, and to be solt
as the properly Of John f, Hover
ALSO
A certain lot Of ground situate in The
town Of DanvIle, Columbia county, con
tanning sixty feet in front and one hundred
and hly feet in depth, bounded by lI.
street in front, lot of Alexander Wilson
on the s0uh, lot belonging TO Brown &
Gearhgarl on the north and on the wcst by
an alley, whcreon is erected two sDor,
frame Dwelling House aud other out build.
lngs
Seized taken in execution, and to be sold
As Tie property OF Thomas Clark, admir-. oil
William Clark, decreased.
IRAN DERR, Sheriff.
SHERlTFs OFFICE, DanylIle, ,
May 10, 1874.
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suERIFFos SALE.

BY virtue of writ OF alias vond. exponas
TO me directed will be exposed to public sale
on the premises. on Saturday the 9th oi
June,at one o'clock PM.
A certain lot of ground situate IN
Orangeville, Orange township, Columbia county
adjoining lot of Emanuel Lazarus, Charles Nc.
Pherson, and fronting on Main street of SAID town,
whcreon is erected large three story frame
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TAVERN GlIj[II,A GIjI1,A GlIj[I1,A noes".

a well of water at the door, with pump. Also,
upon one other lot of ground situate in Orangeville
aforesaid, adjoining lot of Dr. George w. Lott, a
lot now owned by Simon Kase, late William Fox,
and fronting on Main strt ct of said town, whereon
Is erected a Cabinet Maker shop, one large frame
Barn or stable with the dppurtonances.
Seized taken in execution, and TO be sold as the
property Of George Seipc.
IRAN DERR. Sheriff,
SnERrF's 0rrIcE, DonvilIo, Z
May lS, 1914.
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POieS far PresidenL--The follow
ing is statement oflhe votes given al
- slIerenl times FOR candidates for tht
Presidency
1928 Adams, 5O7,il2 Jackson, 743,O9G
1882 II. Clay, s2s,5Gl Jackson, 707, 10Y
lIauson)
1886 White 736,796 Van Buren 7l2, lao
Webster )
1910 Harrison l,2G2,763 VanBurcn l,l26, ,l37
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A CALFsKIN POCKET BOOK,

containing TWO DOLLAR and a ONE DOL
LAR BANK BILL; Due Bill against Samuel
Harmlu for fifteen dollars; also, / think, a Note
against VIM McKclvy & Co. for siyt, dine dollars,
and several other papers of no consequence to any
one but the owner. q. ALB. is written inside the
pocket book with lead pencil. If the finder will
return it to the subscriber, or leave it at the office
of the COLUMBIA Democrat he shall be literally re-.
wardcd. JOSEPH IILLEN.
May II, 1914. -
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BE EEEW EIS
"A. Moyw FZiI1CE,

AA % = " lll- ALANla
THIS Is one of the best constructed Bee Hives
ever invented 1t is so arranged, that YOU can
draw from the bees. honey at any season. Of tho
year, without any injury to them. It also prevents
he bees being injured by the worms The subscri-
5cr is now prepared to dispose Of township or
single rights in the following townships, on the
most reasonable terms- Bloom, Hemloch, Liberty
jefferson, Mt Pleasant Greenwood Orange,
Fishing creek, Sugaroaf and jackson.
lie also keeps them on hand, ready made, which
he will sen cheap.
lie has in his Bee house several sworms ofbees
~ operation in hives of the above descriptions
which he would invite the public to call and ex-
anime for he bcIioyesthat ai aho do so, will at
once acknowledge thatincy a.e the bcss hives now
"a use.
GEORGE LILLY.
Bloomshurg, ApI.l 3, 1914.
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Virginia has gone Wing, by major
iiy Of Two on joint ballot.
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LIST OF LETTERS.
REMAINING in the Post Office, al
OrangevlIc, the quarter ending March, 81 =,
1914
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JACOB DEMOTr,
JOHN p. EDGAR,
SAMUEL MEARS.
Commissioners.
CO0lUllS5l0NtfS

.RHeSf,
T.. MENDENHALL, Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, Z
DanvlIIe, ,APJil 2O,ls4tI
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
LAST WEEK.


LAST WEEK.
NRIGINAL VIRGINIA SERENA DERS
~ Best Band of ETHIOPIAN SINGERS in the
country-MEssRs. cool WHITE,
T. GRAHAM, ID. KELLUM,
MASTER EDlNARDS-and
OLE BULL MYERS,
Having been nightly received with unbounded ap-
palse, will continue their CONCERTS on MON
DAY, tuesday,, and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS,
Nov. -, 26, and ~, when they will introduce IA vare-
ty of New SONGS, GIEES, CHORUSSES, &c.
Accompanied by themselves on the
VIOLIN, BANJO, TAMBORlNE, TRIANGLE and
BONE CASTINETTS.
To conclude with n celebrated Firgnanized Bur
lesqus on an Italian Opera, called
oh RAGIO AFRICANO."
SI3' And Mr.. EDWARDS Locomotive Illustration.
tG5' Tickets 25 cents each; chldten, under II years
of age half prcc-wil be Tor sale the Music Stores
and Hotels, and at the door the nights OF perform
ance,
UG- Doors will be opened at O'Clock, and Concert
commence ut half past precisely. n25-3t
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@sPLMNpED PKIAEs Ar DnYLE,s PRIzI


"a PAESDED PRIZES AT DUYLE'S PRIZE
~ DEPOT No. 1Il PRATT STREET. Capital
Prizes all the 20 nj this brilliantly lucky office,
where nearly all the capital prizes are sold and cash
ed All that is necessary to secure a prize is to pr-
chase a ticket Lastwcck no less than 10 three No.
tickets were disposed Of all of them splendid prizes.
If you wat to secure fortune, 20 in for some of the
Capitals TO be drawn this week at NJ. DOYLE'S Prize
Depot, No. li4 Pratt street opposite the Railroad
Depot, next to BradShaw's United States Hotel.
WEDNESDAY-Capita OF $4,000, sc. Tickets
50, shares in proportion.
THURSDAY Capital OF S2O,oOO tickets $500,
shares in proportion.
FRIDAY-Capltal $4,000, tickets $3.50, shares in
proportion.
sATURDAY-s5 900, Tickets only 81 50, shares
i'll proportion.
A liberal discount will be made to persons who pgr-
chase by the package or quaRtty.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers, by
the package, single ticket, share All orders, per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ DOYLE, No. Ia Pratt street,
1t fri Opposite p. & q. r. R. Depnt.
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TO MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS,

TO MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS,
IND DE.7LERS GENERALITY
u IL. PALM Ei2'S AMERICAN NRWSPA-
PER SUBSCRIPTION AND ADVERTlS-
IN" AGENCY, Is established Mt the South East cor
ner of BALTIMORE and CALvERr-sTs.. in this civ
where Advertisements are received for publication in
some OF the best newspapers of most Of the PRINCIPAL
towns and cities throughout the United States,
CARDS, setting forth the nature of the Agency NAV
De had at the Office, where the papers and OF
advertising may he seen.
70 entcrprisng and energetic business men, desi
rous OF extending country trade, this agency affords
The means, through the power oiHe press of increasing
it to almost any extent
tG5- Now is the time 10 advertise for the Fab and
Winter trade throughout this State, in Virginia aud
portion Of Pennsylvania the time is close at hand
when 1t will be proper 10 advertise in the Southern
and Western papers. for the Spring and Summer trade
70 The public are respectfully invited to take the
subject INTO consideration. V. D. PALMER,
Agent for Country Newspapers
:. Il. corner Baltimore and Calvert streets
&C. Address Y. b. PALMER. :. f.. corner BALI
more aud Calvert streets, Baltimore.
No ~ Pine street, Philadelphia.
No. 100 Nassau street, New York.
40. 10 state street, Boston. n26-tfif
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ADMISSION REDUCED TO

l2a CTS. WITHOUT DISTINCTION or AGE.
h Asst WEEK. The exhibition of Mad'lle
"a Fanny, the ORANG OUTANG, will continue
open for this week only, at the room on Baltimore
street, opposite the Museum.
Hours OF Exhibition Morning, from till O. After
noon, from to 5; Evening, from to O'Clock
~ NoTIcE. The ORANG OUTANG will posi-
lively not be exhibited at any other place i'll this city
no5lw
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A L NJ A MA c.
Moons phases.
MARRIED,

On Thursday morning, 2lst inst, by the Rev. nr G.
nj. Roberts, William Henry Harrison to Emily c.,
cond daughter of Alexander B. Harrison, (deceascd
4 of Talbot county, Md.
On the 18Th inst, by the Rev. James Sewa, VIM.
Jones to Miss Mary Mccormick, all of this city.
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HOSIERY, GLOVES, YARNS, SC.

HOSIERY, GLOVES, YARNS, sc.
STEAIsNS ~ SIX KEN, No. 207 BALTI-
- MORE STREET, between Light and Charles,
would inform their customers and the public that they
have on hand full assortment of HOSIERY, Gloves,
Knitting YARNS, Uudershirts and Drawers, Wooien
COMFORTS, silk and Worstcd MITTS, ZEPHYR
WORSTEDS, Working CANVASS, sc. Together
with all kinds of TRIMMlNGS-such Coat Cords
and Bindings; Sewing Silks and Twist; Buttons of
pearl jet, lace, hom gilt, lasting, hone and bronze
sporting; Parsons Spool Cotton; Petlcy's Patent
Thread; Cloak Tasses; Gimps and Cords; Venetian
Bindings, Cords and Tasscs; Cotton Frngcs; Pins;
Needles; Hooks and Eyes; Tapes; Bobbins; Braids;
Ribbon ind Bonnet Wire; Carpet Binding; Velvet Rib
bons; Cotton Cords; Whalobones; Bed Lace; Wad-
dings, sc. &c. All of which will be sold low, whole
sale and retail. n2l-lw
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RICH FALL GOODS.

RICH FALL GOODS.
EEAMJLTON EASTER IL co. invite the
d "A attention of their customers TO large and
handsome stock OF FRESH FALL GOODS now re-
ceiving, including an assortment of rich fashionable
Goods, Silks, SC. Every variety of housekeeping and
staple imported and DOMESTIC GOODS. Also,
complete assortment of French, English and Domes-
tic Cloths Ga French Cassimeres and Doeskns; very
splendid Velvet and rich silk and Satin Vestings;
rich Scarfs; Cravats Pocket Hdkts and Suspenders;
heavy Woollens for boys; Flannels; Printed Twceds,
SC. olS-tD2
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Schr Direct, Briggs, New York, }. w. BroWn
Steamer Baltimore, Green, Phld. Il. G. Harris,
ARRIVED.
Brig Edward, Janncy, 60 days from Rio tie Janero
Office, to order
Brig Harriet, Jarvis, 90 days from Rio de Janero
SffGc, to g. b. Wilson y Co.
Brig Phoenix, Fry, 81 days from Kingston, jam,
os Two of her crew by yellow fever and all the re-
lainder except one man, are sick.
Brig Chatham, I.oveland & days from Boston, as
l'Orted cargo, 10 Osborne s. Whtridge.
Schr Bradorr, Srout,lS days from Portland, plaster
10 Kirkland, Chase & Co. Passed in the river, sChr
| ohn Murray, DCyerauX, from Maine: they were
hiowing overheard the cargo, (potaOeS) which had
become rotten.
Schr Pomona, sherman, 10 days from New Bed
ford, oil and candles, to Parkhnrst & Keith
Schr Albion, Phillips, 10 days from Castne, pota-
Toes, to the mas ter.
Schr Namshong, Young, IA days from Providence,
ballast, TO the master
Schr Maria, Sivel, from New York. apples, to !. B.
Lokey, ION board)
Schr Alice A. PcndGrgas, Stevens, from Richmond,
coal.
Stcam-packet Jewess, Sutton, from Norfolk.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Kate Mearns, hence, arrived at st. Johns N.
IT,, 9th inst.
Brig Mary NJ. Hooper, Travers, of Baltimore, ftom
racoa; and Vermont, Burrows, from Baltimore, ar
lived at New York 9th inst
Schr Henrietta Hughes from Savannah, arrived at
Havana 18th inst.
Schr ID. e. Wilson, Benjamin, from Baltimore, via
key West, arrived at Mobile 18th inst.
Schr Mary Catharinc, Gayle, for Baltimore, cleared
lat Charleston ODD inst
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DRY GOODS, sc.


"a EGRO BLANKETS, &c. Just received.
~ large lot of heavy twiIlcd Negro BLANK TS,
Also, double warp kerseys, warranted all wool filling
| case Navy Gaps, very cheap plaid and fued Lin
seys; Sainets; Osnaburg; Drills; Flannes; low prc-
ed Prints; New style Cashmeres Grape de LANES &c;
all for sale very low, wholesale and retail, by
HENRY w COOKE,
(Of the late firm of Flint, Cooke s. Coz
n25 Corner of Hanover and Lomhah-sts.
SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF,!
q WILL, in order to close Oft my Stock of WIN
Il TER GOODS, sell off at reduced prices. This is
no humbug. Persons wishing TO buy will call and
examine my STOCK. have on hand, Il large assert
ment of
Superine West of England, French and Domestic
CLOTHS, all cOlOrs aud prices
Wool black and Fancy French and Domestic CASSl-
MERES, rich patterns and extra cheap
Velvet, MeTin0 and Cashmere VESTING
super Black SILK VELVET
Blue blk. aid fancy cold VELVETS, for Bonnets
BonnetsSlLkS; rich Bonnet SATINS, of all kinds,
closing eff
With large stock of French CASHMERES, AL
PACAS, Nlousene de LANES, all woOl-with a large
assortment of fancy articles, cheaper than ever
10 II you want to buy Bargains, call on
J. EDWARD BIRD, at the old stand,
NO NO. III BaltimOre-st., (tOrmerly No. 99l
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Cl.OAhlNGS, SfiAWLS, SC.
EASTER ~ co.
HM No. 2O3 BALTIMORE STREET.
HAVE on HAND,
French Noolen Cloakings, Of new styles
English and American do, in plaids and stripes
CLOAK CLOTHS. Blacks, Blues Brown Greer,
Olive sc. Sc. very cheap
SHAWLS, a very large assortment, every price
SILKS; Bombazines; Apacas Cashmercs; French
Mernocs; Thibct Cloths, &c.
SILK FELVETS, col'd and black, of every shade
Blankets and Flanncls; Quilts; COunterpanes
Linen and Cotton Sheeting, of every width
Cloths and Cassimeres, splendid variety
Low priced Cassmsres, Tweeds and Jeans
Vesthigs in Velvet; Cashmere; Satin and Wool
Winter Hosiery; Gloves; Fancy Mits
Crimson Damask and Cashmareen
Rich embroidered Curtains and Curtain Nuslins
- Our prices will be found as low as PERSONS sell
ing under any Prsteres ghatesr. n:a6et
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SOMETHING NEW FOR THE LADitGs.
- Mrs. MCPHERSON has just received large sup
ply Of WOOL LAPS, for interlining shawls, skirts.
comforts, scarfs, &c., perfectly clean and may be used
with the gh,est colored silk On hand large guam
tty of TOYS, which will be sold low Ia close the
present stock and prepare for the coming season mis-
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AUCTION SALES.
BY II. aIEACItApi.

Ip=. CORNER BALTIHoRE s. lIoiLIDAY-srs
~ iGHT AUCTION SALES. Monday, Wed.
- hesday and Saturday evenings, for the public
S'ie OF Books, Stationary, Fancy Goods, Paintings
Private Libraries, &c. &c
Q5 Consignmcnts of articles for positive sales re-
specially solicited, which cash advances will be
made when asked.
n6-ftaw y NJEACUAN
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BOOKS! BOOkSm AT AUCTION
a II No. OBS BALTIMORE STRGE,C

IN SALE TO COMMENCE AT o.cLK.
As we have large assortment of ROCKS an hand
ana being compelled TO vaCate our Store in a few
weeks, we will sell THIS and EVERY EVENING
THIS WEEK. Our Books all new, of the latest
editions, and warranted perfect. A general assert.
ment of Standard, Miscellaneous, Medical, Law and
School BOOKS PAPER and STATIONERY in
great variety. BOOKS at private sale, at reduced
prices. Il. & B. +. PRATT Auctioneers
hl2-u 23s Baltimore street.
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w A n T S .

MI ANTS. The advertiser wants a situation as
w Bartender i'll some respectable house Hav-
ing mad some SIX years experience in the business, he
atters himself he would be II useful assistant TO any
one wishing his services
n. Il. He would accept of a situation rs PORTER
III some establishment where he could make himself
useful 10 his employer For references apply at this
office. n)6. ms
" ANItcD. ! wish to obtain IA loan of - coo
w from to years, for which Il splendid Farm,
IN nigh state Of cultivation, good dwelling barn. and
necessary out houses Sc, containing 3O3 acres in
Howard district, - miles from the cy one mile from
Sykesve and rail road, aud miles (, ON the tarn-
pike; title clear of all incumbrancC whatever will be
gwen as mortgage. For other information, apply at
SCUTTl'S Intelligence Office,
n27 No 10 Eyrhongn ploce
SITUATION WANTED. By a young man
~ as an assistant clerk in grocery flour or com
mission store, or any other respectable mercantile
situation, where he could make himself useful to his
employer. The very best of reference will he given
l.. F. SCOTTFS Intelligence Office
h5 No. 10 Exchange Place.
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HEALTH OFFICE, November 25, 1874.
epou Of incrments in the city Of Baltimore, for the
week, ending Monday morning, ric:
Consumption 81 Group !; casualty ,: scarlet fever 2
fante, unknown II; by blows /; child bed Il drOpsy
dropsy in the head |; congestive fever !; infiamna-
pm ofthe lungs L; bite of dog /; organic disease of
e heart |; commissions 3 disease of the liver /; gas
ic fever /; still born 5; peursy |; jaundice !; cramp
rolic |; yphus fever l. whoopinG cough |. Total Ga
Under year, .....l4 Between 5 and TO-. g
Between and D.. g 10 and 2l,..7
Z" 2 and 5,.H Above 81, ......21-64.
Males, IS; females, 29--6s. OF which number II
'erc colOrcd persons-li free, 3 slaves.
BY order, EDWARD p ROBERTS;
Clerk 10 the City Commissioners.