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ARRIVALS AT THE HorrLs

OWEN HOUSES. w, OWEN.
MAJ msisr M Ts0s.H u George A Cooke,
ington, W Cooke, George W Bagiey, WIN w
Herbert, Val II q Butler, Baltimore; l. Male.
T 1SSsxs siiy Y ym,t RRoSNi RV;,op MIs, Frank
Printz, Allen Mitchell, Philadeiphis.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
W II Hood, Baltimore, Md; Geo II Iawson
N vi q ID Dearborne and I Taylor, brook.
lyni " W LongAm and lady and Miss L
Va. J II stewart, Baltimore, MD; ii Hrown.
Ing, Geo u Woody and J W Morton, cityl
Samuel Howard and X u McDanhy, 1oston'
Mass; Mrs NJ Darby, Chicago, III.
wlLLARDs,-syKRs n CuApwrcw.
smith, Err Converse, New Orleans; Z Barnci,
MeaPsI;; Robert v Johnson, Az! il 9
.on p3 B.hla SG0sffS H MSi g Hs a.
NJ Hoiminton, Baltimore; W Van Dulson, Pc.
teIsburg, Va, II Higgins, London, England,
7 Frazec, Columbia, S Z.
METRoPoLITAN-PorTs SHELLEY.
W Avery, 5 OF Chas NJ Lewis, Pa; "
Ceary, ] Iisr,lgaD and wife, Yicksburg; j
Lyons, L Coombs, n Y; Mrs L Il Muse Mrs
Muse; Miss L Muse, Md. W Il Mckee,
y Y; Harrison, Ala; NO SkAgg, Ga; ! j
Jett, Y wilkins, TENN Mrs Capt Nell, Pa;
Col \ Edwards, Ala ] W Gray, + Slackpole,
Y; y s Emmarts, Md W lIlnsdsle and wife,
$ Foster and wife, l. I Sharlette and vie,
Indi Mcleod, A W Kecfer, baltimore; I
NJ ID Ross. Mobile.
K1RKwOOD HOUSE-Krso.
:. NJ Schmarz, II Cronin, q V Murphy, New
9SrEi M Rogers, Sanedunk; W L Argue
Lynchburg; J A Howell, Philadelphia A
Thompkins, Mark l. Price, d l. Amason, ]
Townsen, Wash Westfall Texas Morrow b
Cook, PA Thomas BROOKS and lady, Eriej
George Carpenter, New York; John B Lon.
derry, Philadelphia; David Jones, Richmond;
Mrs Il l. Westbrook, New York; Colonel u q
Target, NJ Wright, Mobile.
SEATON HOUSED. II. SEMMgs.
II II Garter, Md; z ID Waters, Montgomery
county, Md Williamson, Philadelphia; p
Bowen, Md Mrs Mary Mann, Rockville, lid;
John 4 spillman, Warrcnton, vhj Shelby
ing, U Al II Skies, Baltimore, Nd; William
Thompson of K, James Morgan, Md; Il NJ
Narrower, Va; Geo X Sewers, Clarke county,
Val W WhlmpstOn and wife, y VI Mrs l. Il
W Browne, Boston, Dol John W Jenkins,
Hon Barnes Compton, VIM p Compton, Shel.
BY CLARK, Md; Sewers, Va; John Casey,
n " John u Glare, W wall Writ, Richmond,
10 Sutherland, T. ) A; John ; EyanE, Va;
RcnuOc, Nd.
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GREAT DIsTRiBr TION
BY THE
Metropolitan Gift Company.
Cash gifts TO the amount Of sa5O.06O.
Every Ticket Draws u Prize.

,3c''I ON. oagh sl!,So3 4 Cash ir' a4.h Z, Z,
Elegant NOS~ooa E msIG,,p: each '& 3 to IS
$50 Sewing Machines " u 10 IL
500 Fine told Watches u - :"
Cash Prizes, Silver Ware, Sc.,Ill valued - ON 90
chance to draw any or the Ihuyc Price lot 30.
Tickets describing Prizes are y'Iid IN tnNGluur.
and we'll miNcd. On receipt Of DC = Stuttt TiCk't
Is drawn without choice and sent by mail 10 any
addrcs-. The prize named upon 1t Will he delivered
10 the uCket-hVldcr Gu payment 0i 'TId DniiIT.
Prizes are immediately sunt to any address by OK
press or return mail.
lou viii know what ynur Pm Is before you
pay for y. AnB prtss Exchanged JVF dnoth'F 81
on fair dealing
REFRRRNcEs: W" SOLICIT the following from maj }
who have lately drawn Valuable fTM.s ami kindly
permitted ~ t. Publish them :. wilkins, BAT
lalO, sou Ms Annie Monroe, Chicago, fiAnr,
$50, john b. MpCrr, Louisville, fl,0O: Mis-
Emma WAlwnrth, MilwauEwr, Pann, Eu; krN
L. A. Day, Now Orleans, SJn. We publish Lo
names without permission.
oFlSluSH ~ rus PRE-- :-''Ihr firm Is t"lmh'",
aud drscryc their success, - u t'kiH vr"H,u ,
Arg. wv" know them to he 4 fair dealing frin.
y. J. MriLf. I"y. -. ~ friond II our ir.v
SbI pIiIc, " hichWa Is promptly received. '-D"lig
" 'Cs, s. pf.i
send Tor circular. Liberal inducpmcnt, 10 Ar~.rs
satlst faction guaranteed. Ivory package ul Scaled
-; T. tnr ~ * for 81 llu Tor SIS. All letter,
should he addressed To -
HARPER, WILSON a CO..,
nrnnHNNnN. n.
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B0RDENToWN FEMALEC0LLE
RORnENCN NI

Pleasantly located on the Delaware river, two
aud three fourth hours ride from New York, and
one Il I'd fourth FROM Philadelphia
The very bsst educational advantage. furnished
Ia connection with pleasant home
Fall term bce!ns September 18th. For terms,
Otc. address JOHN II. BRAKELEl
Aug5i6w
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Educational.
MODERN LANGUAGES.

MODERN LANGUAGES.
Professor DANIEL E. OROuX, formerly teacher
Of Modern Languages at the Georgetown and Co.
lumbar Colleges, D. C., and who has been very
saesGfsiGl during many year" IN tnparting the
make arrAn gcInents with schools aud private
classes for Instruction n the above language.
!sh, Danish, Dutch, &c For terms, apply ut his
Office NJ. 6l9 seventh street, opposite tho lnlel
gcnccr Building. between and L street. Wash
ingtUn, d. e. s"pl-lf
HOWARD UNIVERSITY
Tho Fall term VI tho Normal department, viii
open WEDNESDAY, Srp.ambhr lGihG Col lcgr
Prcshman Class organized September ~ and ia"
Medical Department in OrtIbuT, with turIn"T
notice. supIu.ThSNE'
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TuH new timetable OF the Baltimore an,
Ohio railroad Is well worth tho attention o
tho travelling public.
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GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

ORDERS for the EArIoEAL RHPJBLcAsin Gorge.
town may be left at the bookstore Of Messrs o.
7. Getty Co., loe Bridge street, where copies Of
he RRPpB LIcAS may be obtained daily
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-, ,sEAToN H0UsE.J. II. sENMgs.
-sonal.

-uICAN' SOW
81.
done at ~.
Gentlemen At -.
DRIyATE MEDICAL
"oLDr DIR. DARBY's, &c
hsnts. saia-ti
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PoToMAc INSURANCE. CoNrASY OFFICE, No
81 High street, dcorgetown, ID. o., have car,
In another column.
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BuRGLARIgs.-The store OF Mr.. J. II. Elvans,
on Louisiana avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth streets, was entered last Friday night
by burglars, who for some cause or other re.
treated with empty hands. On Wednesday
night, the residence OF A. Ross Ray, esq., cor.
ner Twentieth and q streets, was burg
enteTed and the pantry sacked Of It's oontents.
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MISSION OHArgL.--A large congregation has
been formed at tho Mission chapel, recently
established by the Episcopalians on South A
street, between Second and Third streets, and
Harris, who oiiiciates during DIR. Old's illness
AT Christ church, Navy Yard, on Sabbath
mornings, ottieistes Sabbath evenings In the
chapel.
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FouSp EsTRAr.-Y0storday morning early
Onlcer Barclay, OF the Sixth precinct, found
turned over TO Mr.. Robert Kaufman, tho
owner
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HEAR YE, people, AND Listen TO TIM
VOICE or WfsDoN.-Thosc In want OF gents
furnishing goods, good goods, at low prices, 20
to the original Franc, 49, Seventh street, be-
tween ID and l., where you will find splendid
assortment, twenty per cent. cheaper than In
any similar establishment In the city His
motto Is, "a quick penny 10 better than a slow
dollar" Ecmember tho plncc-+94 Seventh
street, large plate glass front, six doors below
T. street. No branch store.
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THE COURTS.
EqUITY CoURr.--JHdgc IPIic, pro TEN rhi
court made the following orders on Saturday
last:
REM. L. FFidlcy Va. George Thomas ct al
| Order OF confirmation Of tFustee's aAle Of LOT
10, in square 3ss, to II. A, and +. Golden, foI
tl,66O,
VIM. Slater vs.. Caltsame Bsuman ct AL
Final ratification OF trustees sale.
Vaughan Va. Vaughan. Order for Bubsti
| tuition OF Williams for johnson tsick) as en-
aminer.
THE MONTANA MAIL CASH.
Altman VS.. Huntley. Order extending to
October 2S, the time for certain payments to
be paid by defendant.
David Brown vs.. Amelia brown. Rule
against defendant discharged.
Adjourned.
ORPuAss' OoURT-JudacP urceH.-This court
transacted the following buainess on Satur-
days
LAST Will.
The last will OF u, Oontee, before reported,
was fully proven and admitted TO record
LETTER5 PARLIAMENTARY.
GustAye IIarting, i. Schmidt, and Mary
Ann Weiss qualified as executors of Gustayc
U, Weiss, giving bond In III, 900, with +. PluEgc
aud John Angeman as suroties,
ACCOUNTS,
The first individual account OF A M, Spraguc,
guardian OF Maroella SpAuldlng, together with
his first general account aud administrator y
account as administrator OF MaTcella Rllcy,
were filed and approved.
Adjourned.
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A SCARH.-One OF the horses attached to 4
Seventh street car on saturday morning STUN
blcd aud fell, and the stopping OF the car caused
such a cOmmOtOn among tho passengers that
female In the car tainted. This caused a
panic, and soon large crowd gathered
around the car. Nobody was hurt"
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STAMPINe,
ING ~.
MAS REMOVED TO No. 81 STAE.
TENTH AND ELEVENTH STREETS.
auin-0
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CoLoRED MEN INJURgD.-A gravel bank at
Third street eAst and NJ street south fell In
very suddenly at about y. N. of Saturday
last, severely lDjuring two UOlOred men who
were there employed at the time, Both were
they had to be dug out when one was found
TO have n leg broken, and the other his collar
bone broken. A carriage was procured by
some Of their fellow-woTkmen, and the suilvf-
CTs were conveyed to their homes,
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DEAD INFANT FoUSD.-On Saturday after.
noon Ohoer Zlrwes, of the Fourth precinct,
found, at Twentieth street and the boundary,
IN box, dead colOred female infant, 1t WAS
inferred BY the corporAtIon unAertAker
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Wood and Coal.

y GREAT REJECTION ~ PRICES.
WHITE ASH
Red ASH, tall siIos)
CHESTNUT
CrMBERLAND COAL, nun milne.
a.. do, lrmp,
22h POUNDS TO THE TON GUARANTEED
OAK AND FINE WOOD CONSTANTLY on
HAND
81 Now l. III" ;imr 'cr fI'r lie :, mt thoir
winter - Fupply
= BROWN Hsoy.
Southeast corner ~ Now YORK avenue and III
t'enlh stn'ut, Naifn's new building, formerly =,
~ Ninth ~'rHr'. brlwugu and ; Ytrl IrI
Whntvus iuut OF seventh street, argl .!
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A Pretty MINIATURE GyMsAsiUM.-A few
evenings since we took occasion to drop into
Inc full tide OF success, when we were shown
Huite a masterpiece OF art, which was exc.
cuted with n pen-kniie by Thomas d. Nolan,
alton. 1t 10 really u curiosity worth going
there to see. The frame 10 constructed OF
black walnut, and Is six inches deep. In the
Messrs. Warren, Myers, futile, Nolan, and
Brown, In gymnastic tights. Ali around the
bottom Of the frame, In regular order, are
p isCssGi An nnisy eigb INV pmtInS borss neg Icy
pole, horizontal bar mattresses, inclined
the sides and top are suspended trapezc,
double rings, bamboo pole, rope ladders, spool
rope, single ring, Sc The apparatus 70 con,
stTucted IN proportion 10 the size OF the hG'
inches Ia length. 1t contains all tho implc-
nents oil exercise used In any gymnasium.
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WARRINGTON CITY GARDEN

w -
Tho proprietor OF this weIl.knovn and nopuia,
place OF resort desires TO call the attention Of asso
fhSns, schools and private parties wishing 10 give
WASHING TON CITY GARDEN,
l. Is located on the corner Of New York avenue and
cool, and pleasant. lis supplied with shooting
galleries, tcn-pin alloys, hytng hurscs, &c. RS-
9isheda al tho !owcsi rates, There IS a.su a due
dancing pavilion IN the Garden. Tho mauntrf
pledges himself to plegFl all WI . may apply
&-f Nan1y.t
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ASorHgR YicrN op Vicious Cow.--A
little son OF MIR. John Connors, about two
itol and D street, was badly gored In the neck
and breast, early yesterday morning by frantic
cow. The wounds were sewed up by DR..
Bond, but the little unfortunate lles In a very
critical conlition
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FoRCg TO DK RRDuCED.-About one dozen
persons engaged In the patent office have been
made aware by Commissioner Foote that they
will be retained only until In October. Their
names are as followBt Thomas HyneA, W. q.
McCreary, benjamin Nen, q. W. White, J. l..
u. Cfismond, ]. Mulroy, and ]. WHIT.
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SALE or REAL EsTATg.-Messrs. Cooper Il
LatimeT, Ructioneers, have sold part OF lot
No. 0, In square 2Bs, with improvements, sit-
uAtcd on Thirteen.and-a-half street west, be-
tween Maryland avenue ana south ID street
to WIN. Gray son, for tiOO.
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IM8 Sen, Staat.

Manfotr, 1. Teb. - 8lue Garth
County 1T int 8e9riH, etn MrmenbauS
;u bauen uno fino Nn9ebote fir conf
traetlt9e l1ebernabn,e ou59el9rteben, auf
nelGe btS gum 15ter Gebruar Mntwprten
III ber NupitorzSffe entae0en 0enom<
men tperren. 49, Das Nprmal< 56ul
8parb tit @inpna bat beidlo0en taB bic
~2te Normal<@ 9ule" In Manfato I'M
Sommer pber t6erbn erSfnet peroen fol-,
norauaaeleBt, eab inapil9en bic Stabt
Manfato, pis ba5 @eleb e6 nprl9reibt,
$4,000 be{m Staat6idabmei Iter beppnirt.
Der plaB fir ba6 @ebd1be wirb ausse,
iudt. SIN @@ulbau{e bat cine 9roee
@erlanmluna f%tatt9efunben tpel@e fid
pariiber terietb, rb Is stpedmdBi9 1et ii9
BET Der @eiessebune rn1 Mutoritdt fiji
@uRa9e elmer 5pecial<S teuer fir ben
bteli9en @9ul Dtfrtct na9suiu9en.
3u9let9 purbe e{n @eiekentrurf fir
@ereintsun9 bee. 1fen unb 84ften @Gulz
Dtitricts Spr9ele9t unb beratben. = Da5
biefi9e teutidt Gbeater auf tem sulest
bas Sc dtb@enppn5 ei1bronn"
sur @uf4bruns fam erfreut ii@ grocer
Gbei1nabnte audi pom Geiten ber ameriz
fanifden 8enIlferun9. Sc trd9t GUT
8elebun9 Der @eieQt9fett tpeientli6 BET
unb erfreut fi9 Der actipen Mitmirfun9
iebr f9dben6wertber &rdften. 6err s.
@tetcle funstrt ale &e9t0eur. ! 1.~r-
@baSfa, I. Teb. - l1eber .baS
8ranoun9lid. weldes Germ 3. Sltt6
in Der Greitas Nadt am "a San. betrofz
fen, melpet Der @aQey @erolb u5err
Sits uno 6rau >paren sur 3eit, ais ii@
na6 un9lud eretenete, in ct. paul uno
fanben bel tbrer &idfebr lire 6eimfdtte
lit Nide. DaS Teuer entfanb wabr<
i9einlt@ rurd cine gum 2eubten bs1nbte
Serge. Der 9tpre fpuroe Unit II nbr Aez
i1lc6en unb ba8 Teuer Bate, al6 es entz
redt murbe, 19pn 1olde Tortldrttte 8ez
madt baB rur wentBe Mrtifel BON GERM
gem Mertb aerettet merben fonnte1.
8erluf $4,000. @erf9erung in Der
@p1ne su Neuzyorf $2,7O0.:- 0eiddfte
stemltd lan9ialn. @aisen brtnat ST.
IS, Bel ni6t ipnperli9 raibem @erfaufe.
[Da6elbe 1T nit 6ols Der Sal, rppppr
gutter Gurratb I'M Marft. Sir bic BON
5erren 8. Mlb pom Der Mtnn.- @aufY5
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aen bdrftn fe alf rem, 2anpe ni&t frdber
6olj gun, 8srfauf fallen, als bic ttr Nu>
re&t mad 5idtrfAsu, Aufentbalt auf Dem
2anrt bur& binldn9lf9en 8etblt&tu Be-
uet8 ftf8efeQt 1T.
@rfrpren.- Der ct. Deter Srt,
tune 3ufcl9e mar per Trdatr Der poft
auf bsr Strabe 3ptf@sn Chippewa unb
6enbtrion, etn: jun8er Maun ,,auntns
Miiou, mdbrenb::einem ber S&neseea5ttr
TN anfan9 Sanuor 0en6tbtat In eiaer
Grappnbdtte S&ut IL fuden. na&beus
It l@pn beosutenp tur& Eel, Frof eeltt<
ten. Seit It pie Rltte perloG.n. bat r,ar
ni@:s nnebr pom ibn s.t5rt,. unp BE
mebrtd8tee @a@fori&unG wel&e fefu
Batter unp 8rueer nod ibm an8eit:lt,
blteb ednjli& ufclplps. j.
- Die Auswanpe1uuq Gus 6anupper,
ole {@pn 1864 unb 1865 lsbr btpeutenb
uar. bate tn Sabre 1866 gang ouseror<
pen!lt@ j%usenumn1en ; Ge mar pom 1920
86pfen TN SABRE 1865 ouf 10 846 tua
Sabre 1866 9sfteetn. @eaen pos Sabr
1864 fab I'm Sabre 1866 UNI 4,872perz
fonsn ,nsbr ausae ranpert. Das 1T ptel
IN etnen, 2anoe no nur 1854 Menl&tu
our&lantli@ auf ter auaoraemetle
liben.
- SIM a&ten SteusrbsStrte bss @taa.
t&S Mep go,t bsfanb fi6, tbe bos @teuer'
atieB Don 1862 In &raft trat, 1,ur { inc
8rantwstnbrennersi. Ale be @teuer
Don 20 GsntS auf 8rantpstn 9eleot
wurbe, wurbsn 4 n btsfe@sneue
Brennereten In @ana sstro@t. Oils BE
Steuer auf 60 Gents erh5bet prrbe
beFanetn 1& unasfdbr ct Dutenpt IN
Bstrteb; obtr Die 3abl ftieg unttr ter
Steuer BON 50 auf etpa . ter3ig. Gerz
net BE In etner 8renueret In oemlel.
ben 8eitrfe In etnen, Mcnot I'm Sabre
1864-unter eer S,suer Don 60 @ents-
erbobene Steuer betrug tin Drtttel NJ III,
als tpdbrenb Der erf1en adt Manate nod
Den, 4. Nop. 1868 Gals BE @teusr So
1ar) r%ur&i&ntttlt& BON pret6te 8rsuz
nsreten b,3ablt purbt. Sene etne
Braueret btsablte in einen Monote be6
SabrsS 1864 $58,Sl9 bei 20 Gents
Stsuerlab per@alone, wdbreno 80 8ren>
uerefen IN a1t Mpnateu bel benz Steuer>
iaB BON So per @oQone nur 1913, 664 be,
,oblteu |"
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we1@t lest ned allie
81 italteber nuBtr 3weien
I'm Dunfeln mabel H." 6dtte
9err 2ienau aufri@tis bic paflrunS ter
8iQ 9etpunl9t, ME bdtte CT IS ba Ser5
ratben t6nnen, ra6 nod Gin mi@tige8, Der
Biu 9efdbrlide6 @ebeimnie perborsen lei,
,pprlber bic Qeeislatur, nit Musnabme
por, 3tpei Mit9lterern Qienau uno STU
bplpb) G@ i'm Dunfelna tefntt. SSn<
oeS trob eieier jeiuitil4 <bosbaften &uno>
9ebuna, taudte NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. auf,
unp BE fra9li@e 8iQ paiirte. ...c
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Doctor &p|enf,
hn{kAAex
3er

rst Meeoudeur, Muoenarst & 0ptreteu
Office: Drt.tt @traSt'nsben 9n9nioQs 9aa
naos Der Bride.
5prcaannbsn: Don 9 abr Mrraens big 4ubr
gtaGnittags.
RsNbeu;: toytiErabe, nabe o:ut @neQtnsboufs,
FriI1er Smpffpf fetS %porbanoen.
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81. s.. @ebelfdbt,

3om1opatif@er Wt3t,
Office 3ts @tr., lber MaYo's @ilen- panelaug.
Dobuune Ode 10. une Meeter @trabe.
5prsdeaatsn awi{9en II unb 3 ubr Na@u,.
Rebenbd battle i'd tutl9e Werte, foute Me'
ptstr.n sun, Vrtpat- nno Gan,t0eneetrauG uns
~. Waatbsrs Ibtt,ar1t fur 2anblsute aum Ser
touf. 405t
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e9n BEN einateen 9adiun County
louen In bieisr Satlou 60,000 y Mos
1huerattsr erlss! wprpen lsiu.
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@aul &unber . marft
Gprristrt ,Ssn &. 9. @arttn.

8rabma-9Ubuer.
Sd babe Glide Vuublut 8ra1na's gun, gersauf:
3abn unb 9enne, $500.
6abn unb 2 pennen 1000.
Sn, grNtiabr ~pertanfe i'd &ter srn gran,as III $500 bas
DuSenb ub &ter BON f~dparsen Spantern NIT pei6er Ruppe3u
S5.6 bas Dussnb. So serfdtde ie auf @efelune pr GrYrtS
nod tr9enb etnena Gbtle tes 5taates.
2mtrtp2utm g.. Q. 6airdbite. st. pauI,
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8 6mi6tu nb Ba6ner,

8linten. steooIsern uut HiftoIen
~ sor3isli@len Gabritats, fibreu auberbent Elm
9utes AHortinaent BON Sa9bmeGern, Saeetai$en,
hri (ammtli9e Saeb- unb Gil@apparate aller art.
Sammtli&e neue unb &eparaturaIbetten ner'
ben auf bas a0erpromptefe unb tiQtqlte bslOr0t.
B5 Das bsra9mte preubil$s 3Snenaetlss g.:
ne9r, gum @ebrau@ fir bic ~@robe Saeo" aut
be@pilb sor3isli& ssetsnet sen etm et' eet1 nns
sns ssf ssRsaans ii Ss$atr Saatsma'tnbtit g.
Iiefert.
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yprratbs int 5torelpfal 80. 70 Bridge @trabe,
Winueapolts, Minn., bieruit e~reebsn]t tin
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-02-27
Thoughts for Everyday.

A man may go idle to hell, but he that
goeth to heaven must be busy.
The hypOcrite in religion kneels, like
the first rank in regiment only that he
may take better aim at some one who
stands opposite to. him.
True love Is nourished by showers ol
adverse fortune. rs the roses and violets
by showers and vernal rain.
1t takes but a moment TO cloud n lovely
morning.; and light minded act may
mar the happiness of lifetime.
Love the work you are doing and must
do, hut when 1t Is done, train the rose
vine over your door.
The vicious die early. They fall like
shadows or tumble wrecks and ruins into
the grave-often when quite young, al
most always before they are forty" The
wicked liveth not half their days.
Ebenezer Elliot says: Poetry like
truth is common flower; God hassow
il over the earth like daisies. sprinkled
with tears, oft glowing in the sun, even
as he places the crocus and March frost
together and beautifully minsle life and
DEATH" 1901
AT church some clasp their hands SO
tight in prayer time, that they cannot
get them open when the contribution
box comes round. "'h
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-02-27

How THE PYRAMIDS. WERE BUILT.--
The stones were brought from the oppo-
site side of the valley of the Nile, twelve
or fifteen miles distant. The first work
was to build a great, causeway or road,
over which to transport the stores. Her
odotus says one hundred thousand men
were employed ten years on this part of
the work. After this preparatory work
came the leveling OF the rocky founda-
ton, the cutting out Of the subterranean
chambers, and the elevation of thu huge
masses of stone. This work. the same
writer says, occupied three hundred and
sixty thousand men twenty years.
These meu were drafted by the anthority
of q tyrant sovereign. as men are drafted
in, time OF war; each levy serving a
their P9aess .,N'.o' n''S 1'':'', ~, '.9',,' s
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-02-27
Farm for Sale.

ryNHB UNDERsIGNED offers for sale iifs Arm,
Il in Goshen Township, Belmort County,, o.,
two miles North of Burton's station, ON the
Central Ohio r. r. ~ IN lies South of the Ma
tiopal Road, ~ miles Southwest of Morristown,
and five miles Northeast OF Barnesviile, con-
tanning 2O0 acres of very lrich alluvial SOIL
mostly in grass. About 40 acres of which is
choice bottom land and the balance well adapt
ed TO grazing and agriculture. Fine springs of
never-failing water in every field. Two Orch
ards of choice fruit. five veins OF Coal under1y-
ing the principal part of the farm, with good
dwelling house, anever-failing spring and stone
spring-house within three rods of the kitchen
door, together with all necessary out-buiidings,
such as barns, stables, &c. l,. .itrlu ..ft7I. I
This is one of the best stock farms in the
County, and a large proportion of well adapt
ed for the growing of vines. o. 1t#t' -
l will sell the farm on reasonable terms.
For further particulars call on the undersfgn-
ed, residing on the premises, or address me, at
Morristown. Tjal0l JAMES TALLMAN,