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spUlaETRY
rally forsSeyin,yo,liilrrfiSiiMiilr ,lir an I blair.

~ 'Dos sss0.., - ~. ,'la'l 30
e;sss 3: 4, Ea.; nonDnoof, s
Again the cry rings through the land
Thht calls the Dcmookatic bnnd, i3 u
Esmqet onoc more with heart and hand, l..
And strike for freedoms banners q! ,a
AfSils the Dchiocratic tmll, l.is SIC 4 )
90 iagi pgss dR5!i5fF fFSSSlis SSSleis y, g.
From North and South, from brothers all ,,t.r,
enkfal la0E, gfrnstdn3 81 oaannass1,,sss II . 4!
:. ssssesv gafEta& ~ s'prpq 4rIte. 81 81
Whit no man sis't 70 smoke il k;1rtdd ahtd drink 80
J. syahafe ono who cnn speak and think,
: Hndssavd us from'thc crumbling brink u,
Of ruin by taxation.
IIosatio Seymour is the man,
OF gathering hosts he lends the van,
And BY his sodnd fnhncial' plan, 5 l.
Will guard and save the nation.
Wen have no slave to rum or SMOKE
'Iis 9at the hour Il. palm Joke,
But q 81 sasS S,1ssss|is. $,sSs ss eaa' ~
Who'll sound tho tecsin of reform,
Who'll gui'ie the ship rsafa th+oukhihc storm
curtail expense Of. cyery FORM,
and save rePuiintion.
We've found the man, New York's brave son
Ring out the bells, and fire the gun
Tho victory of peace is won,
When Seymour heads the army
The hosts arc gathering for the fight,
The plundcring crew are put to ilight
And soon we'll havo one law Of right,
In Maine ind Alabania t, ~
MaFch on,imarch on. yctruc and brave.
Let despotism ind grave,
The laws md Constitution save,
While wrath and strife go under. %
Let he who-is the peoples friend,
Proclaim rebellion at an end,
The mob down to the shades descend,
Beneath their load of pluudcr
Already beam the brighter skies,
And thanks, fIom human hearts arise, IS
1 With volunteers and full supplies,
For freclonl's bold defenders; :
WITH Seymour brave, and gallant Blni,,
Placed in the Presidential chair,
Grccnbacks and Gold one price shall bear.
And both rbe legal tenders.
ClSSf ~ : fFtS5 ~
Then rise yc men with hearts Of stccll
Upon us rests II Nations veal.
natioirs heart c'cr long shall feel ,+
The bond of our communion;
fsAnIiese shall take the place of hate,
When statesmen fill the chair of State,
sfhe NatiQns nuisanccs abatc,
-asssWith Seymour, Blair. and Union. . .sisf
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TIE STATE OF ssOUTIIsCAR0LINA,
ORANuEBuna DIsrRIcTs s
In the Common Pleas tttsfss.
vs.. ~ At.aohlment,ET

AttachmensfT
Bailey s. Bro. - fI4t;gTsssF ael5
Whereas the Plaintiffs did on tho. llth day ek
April, 1868, flo their declaration against the tIs
fcn.lnnts who, (as it is said absent from and
without tho limits Of this State and have fieithof
wife or Attorney known within the same upon ii &
whom copy of said Declaration may be servsd -,
On motion Of Mcssrs Izlar Dibble, sPiaintihssso
Attorneys it is ordered. That the said DafendasS
do appear and plead to tho snid pcclarntion Oh
before the rl3h day Of April, which be in tho
year Of our Lord one thonsand eight Gundfod aud ~
sixty-nine, Otherwise final and absolute hdgmens w
will then be given and awarded against thau 50,
Clerk Office, J.sF.. ROBINEONs 4Sa
April llth 1853. - 44.,9-ts. -
aP III esSs oe3m sy,ys7 y, sssssg 11sA
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LEGALaN N 9TH CE8 al,f t''' .
In Eq sasss
ORANGEBURlA DISTRIGT 4. ~ Z

s1''A W.. Hs'"'H'f ale sass'Iss s''' sss 8
hnaaehael fooscr et- al KS LANDS Is ~
Happearng to my satisfaction that Oila
Anna Houser, his wife, John ouser and anry. kis
wif:, defendants in this case, reside beyond thD
limits of this State ION motion ofs Messfs IIslafs
ssi'ss Ssasrss Tss.
tS 1in Sd RiLl ss
tax Gpnfesso against them. b s. s,sa
eoamlsspnsrs I'm Office. M .-l-y 80
July 49, 1868. j fS';ll l5Fsfs,s Tsss -stssa 5s
july 25 '.tfs E,@s7sl ftf!sf .sssss a., ssssa.
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NOR IeENT---A Large and Conn
Il M0DlOuS STORE, lately occupied by the
firm Of Chas Dull s. Co., situated on Main Street,
in the centre Of business. Also the Upper Story,
finely rlastcrei and suitable for a ,Rcsidcncc
Kitchen and outbuillings complete. Terms very
low. Apply TO ci.cr CITAS. s. BULL. or
j. MARCiLiNT
sept - 21v
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In Equity.
ORANGERURG DISTRICT.

l." NJ. Bookhart, n "g lt g-I * z.,-
Sam. Board, Admir-
+. F. Reese, Admir-. 1ii...t
By order Of the Court Of Equity in tho above
stated case, tho creditors OF the late William T.
Reese deceased, arc hereby notified 10 como in and
provo their demands before me-, on, or before tic
first Monday Of October next. e 49, ~ f7cJ
commissioners Office V. d, :. JAMESON,
Orangeburg e. H., - Commissioner.
July 3, 1868.
fully @',1s.a-- ~ 4 y. N,
,-sslA. -.-A..8n u Il g.a.s Il ls az
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yIINAI NOrICE.---wIs REGRET

a, the necessity which forces MS to put all our
Notes and Accounts in the hands of an Attorney
md Magistrate for collection, and those eff our
friends who desire to save cost can do hy chilling
on w. j. DcTrcvillc. CIIAS BULL s. co. =
sept % -t wt ly
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TIE CAROLINA FARMER.

and will issue the first number as soon ny sufli-
cient number of Subscribers obtained to pay n
reasonable share of tho expense of Publications
The FARMER will he issued monthly ut So on,
rcr annuns, in advances will contain not less than
thirty-iw" hr;,e double column pngc. Of reading
matter, bound in handsome covers; and in typo
graphical execution will not he surpassed by any
Agricultural Monthly i'll the country.
]'cing determined to 10 whatever energy will nc
complish in making tho FARMER worthy the sup
port of the intelligent Planters and Farmers of
North Carolina and South Carolina and desiring
to Introduce it into every county in those States,
we wish to employ active Agents at every Post
office to whom the most liberal Inducements will b.
offered.
Address all communications to
WM. II. BERNARD.
July 1T Wilmington, y. &.
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PERSONS WHO

IN VI 1IHI E'IEHeSfbNS WHO
IN left Papers in the Clerks Office to be Record
cd without payment of the fees are notified that
they will find them at the Office Of NIessrs laar &
Dihble, where they can obtain them by paying fees
and giving receipt.
JOSEPH F. ROBINSON,
july % I'm
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The State of South Carolina.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY. -
Mctiah Is. Greene, wife and othersl Petition for
W. Leave to
Charlotte Buyck, Ct al Prove Will.
Whereas Petition having been made to me to
prove III solemn form, the last Will and Testament
Of Francis D. Heath, and whereas, +. X. Oliver,
one Of the parties Interested is absent and without
the limits of the State it is therefore ordered that
he appear at the Cour. Of Probate to be holden at
Orangcburg c. H., for Orangcburg County, on the
second Monday in November A. D. 1865, for hear
ing said Petition and proving said Will and Tcstn-
mcnt in due form of Law
Probate Office, TlIAD. G.. ANDREWS,
Orangcburs, s. C., Judge Of Probate.
August 6, 1868.
aug onm 3m
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TIE STATE OF SOlpEll CAIl0LINA, :
ORASGEBURCi,,D DISTRICI "a az s.sa
In the Common PIeas. -.

vs.. 60 90 Attachment. Atthri ..f1f sat,
Joseph f. Bailey. -.
Whereas, tho Plaintiff did, on tho cath day q
March, 1868, file his Declaration against the Dsg5E
fendan wae sis spi,l) is absent from md nthout s
thc limits OF the State, and has neither VIE nof
Nttofhs ydkndwug nithh tho syhaHd, aSs.
therefore ordsfed,s T9as II aaid asaSnda ass
pear and plead tet he said bsisse
absolute Judgment viii them DO given and
against him. zst @fR
Clerks Ohioe. J. 2. ROBlNsONs tpc..
March 28 1868. G. g. p
april t,19 10 1853 aSF 1.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLiNNA,
OnANaEnURa DfsTRIoT..t.4 .4a a
In the Common Pleas. -

In the Common Pleas. tl;s.ssse 9Srs1,Ilss
Boston Carter. an saso8 ,aafss
W. Attachment. u S, .z
Bailey & Bros. 3if. IS hs5Ufi5y:st,d
NTIlEREAS the Plaintiff ,lid on tho tensS Dag
w of April, A. ID. 1858, file his Deelnra ssile.
against the Defendants, who (hs ii saiti Are &
have neither wifc NOR Attorney known within the
same, upon whom copy of tho said Declaration
might be served: u! ;.3et,t,i iy ~ ~, a., ,.iggs
|, s therefore ordered. That the said Defendant
do appear and plead TO the said Declaration oaisSr@
before the twelfth day of April which will be in
the year of our Lord ono thousand eight htfrfrsdS
and sxty-nine otherwise final and absolute juic.s
mcnt will then be given and awarded against him.
Clerks OfHoc "A JOS HINSONlvSsT,S
orahgeDnrg pisirict, G.. o..
ap III 12 Ina
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The Carolina Farmer

DEhlEFlNG THAT THE INTERESTS OF THE
-D Farmers and Planters Of this section demand
the publication of periodical to he be devoted TO
the advancement of Agriculture in the two Caro-
linns, VIC hnve determined to establish such n pc.
riodica under the title Of
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Schedule South Carolina Rail Road.
YslA|.,, YslAAa, ,1ssa szFE 7EEsssi:TE.. .E:5zi
dETRySW 4Y NJ ~ III w IdtP

nN AND AFTER SUNDAY, MARCH 2aru THE
" Passenger Trains on the South Caroliha Hail
Road will rim az follows:
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The Bricklayer's strike in New York con-
tnues, and yesterday the. committee an
pointed by the operators sent So brIckIayer, to
this city where situations had been engaged for
them. This fact shows a fiourishing state of
the building trade here. They also sent to
Philadelphia .; TO Easton, Pennsylvania IS:
70 AlbaAy II; 10 Baltimore 81; 10 Providence o;
10 Pee kskill :, 10 Chose ~ in all which cities
work had been secured for the men In adyanc.
of their arrival. The committee now have
only 81 men unemployed.
The boss masons held meeting in New York
yesterday. Mr. Tostevan, in the course of An
address, thought II very unfair that the men,
beers of this organization should be al the cost
OF fighting their own battle and that of those
who were now giving eight hours. Several
bosses said they had all the men they wanted
working ten hours. Others complained of the
Intimidation praetised by the operatives, and
gave instances in which men had to leave
working through fear. A resolution was
finally adopted to continue the struggIe-as
the resolution wisely coneluded-nconfideut
that the side which holds, out longest mus,
win"
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THE FOURTEENTH AxKspxEsr-rbs

HE FOURTEENTH AMKNDMEsT-The in
curry OF Senator Edmunds, asking the Secre-
tary of State to report what States have rati
fed the Fourteenth Constitutional Armand.
ment, will develop the interesting and i'm.
portant fact that with the ratification of thu
amendment by the State of South Carolina
now pending, that amendment will BE- a part
of the Constitution of the United States. 1t
will be remembered thai the last Legislatures
of New Jersey and Ohio revoked their assent
TO the amendment, and called upon Mr. Sew
srd to return their certificates of ratification,
but That officer declined TO comply, taking the
ground that the act was in itself an irreyoeable
one, and must stand or fall alone by the success
or failure OF the requisite number of States To
Iatify the same after all had passed upon il
But independent Of the action of these txo
States, the amendment will be ratified within
the next week by the Legislatures of Georgia
and Alabama, which will place its validity As
part Of the Constitution beyond all question
This amendment settles the matter of suffrage
In the Southern States beyond the power of
the rebels to change il, even IL they had con.
troll Of the Government. Its potent provision
Is that where any portion of the citizens of
State are denied the right OF suffrage for anv
cause but crime, duly established, said citizens
shall not be counted in the basis of representa-.
tIon- IL, therefore, South Carolina concludes
TO return to white mans government, she re-
ouoes her representation from five 70 two.
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The Executive Committee of the Central
Chase Association met in New York yestsr-
day, and resolved to present a preamble and
re solution TO the next meeting of the Associa.
ton. setting forth that the Central Chase Asso-
ciaiion, composed Of Conservative Democrats
and Republicans, who were dsplsased with
the radical tendencies Of the Republican party
and the copperhead Affiliations Of the Democ.
rsey, and who hoped that the leaders OF the
Fourth Of July Convention would rise SUI
perior to the old and e.te policies OF The party,
and would nominate a statesman in accordance
with the existing aid accomplished political
facts; having had thai illusion dispelIed by the
adoption Of q repudiation platform and the
nomination Of consistent opponent Of the
war and its results, do recommend the indorse.
ment of General u. =. Grant for Presiden,, and
Schuyler Colfax for Vice President Of the
United States by the Central Chase Club, BE-.
hsving that they more truly represent the
views Of a majority of the loyal citizens of the
United States than the nominees Of the Demo-
crauc Con vennon.
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In New York yesterday, the Executive Com
mittee of the Soldiers and Sailors Conven-
tion assembled for organization. General Nc
Quade, of Utica, New York, was chosen chair
man. Colonel James O'Beirne, of Washington,
recording secretary; and General s. M. Zulick,
of Philadelphia, corresponding secretary. Colo
mel kiDstry, of Boston; General G.. w. Den yer,
of CalitOrnia: and Colonel L. ID. Campbell of
Ohio; were appointed n sub-executiye COM
mittee. There was a full attenance of mem
beers. The register of delegates shows total of
two thousand three hundred names, among
whom are six hundred general officers
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OF NATIONAL FREEDMRN'S
S SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY,

CORNER 18th STREET AND Pa. AVE-.
NOTICE.-All moneys left on deposit at this
Bank. corner 18th street and Pennsylvania ave, J
between now and the 2lst day of July, will begin
to draw interest from DATE OF DEPOSIT, If
left in bank six months.
Let all those who have money by them drawing
DO interest, however small the sum, put it at once
in the Bank
Sums Of ESQ over, IL left deposit thirty days
or will draw interest at the rate Of four per
cent. per aDnum.
The actual cash de posits of this Bank the 3lst
D. L. EATON, Actuary.
J. w. ALvoRD, President.
II. ID. COOKE, Chairman Finance Committee.
je IA I'm
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Governor Bullock, IN his message to the
Georgia Legislature, urges the purging OF both
Houses Of those who are not entitled to mem.
bership under the reconstruetion iaws, in
which he Is sustained By General Meade. VIM
nss sent q communication to the Legislature 70
the same effect. sf.
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Mademoiselle Patti has written a formal let.
ter announcing her approaching marriage to the
Marquis de Caux, adding that it will take place
at the close Of the present London season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-11

- Ii. H. Orr, member of the Mississippi Con.
stitutiOnal Convention, was killed Thursday,
at Pass Christian, by the editor of the Hands.
borough Democrat.
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THE UNITED STATES SENATORS FROM LouI-
sIANA.-Mr. Kellogg, Senator for the long term,
is frum Illinois: Mr.. Harris, the Senator for the
short term, is last from Wisconsin.
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The Democrats of the tenth Indiana Congress
sional district have nominated A Ellison, OF
Lagrange, for Congress.
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$SN TRUNKS,
with McMurrayb Patent Stays
without extra charge
TRAVELLING BAGS,
LADIES' AND MEMS eATCHEI0
TIE LARGEST STOCK AND GREATEST
VARIETY In THE DISTRICT,
AT THE
PRACTICAL MANUFACTORY OF
JAMES 8. TOPHAM 4 CO.,
- o -
SEVENTH 6TRERT.
One Door above Odd Tsllo as' Hail.
khPAlkING.-Trunks, Ao., thoroughly ana
piomDny repaired, ut abort notice. ="
UuR,Morro.-Good Work aSd LsW Prices.
NO LIME AND HAIR DeALERS AND CON
TRACTORS.
tering purposes
Iho:e Wishing . supply viii and IL 10 their
b. GBuPY co.,
eRsm Ne N2 8. Calvert st., Baltimore, Id.
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Hon. ]. J Blair has been nominated for Gov
ernor by the State Republican Convention of
New Jersey.
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convention of wo-kingmen al Mount ver-
non, Ohio, on the 9th, nominated Chas. Cooper,
OF that place, for Congress, and appointed a
committee to work for his nomination at the
thirteenth district convention
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sAL0n ~ ss %. nA1!HEs tsna h.lr, .ss ..,
Ehaay"St beleoors - A1aacoIis, vhssSsr -
I've Mn nns OF sos. y1li e6teip tAsir Bssst1Ss
SAC sssss' Wsseiastsas DO. Sassias
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BOARDING..

COUNTY, B0ARD-In Cambridge, Eastern
~ ehOre Md. Good ROOMS aud BOARD can be
Ubtsined Tor the summer months. Terms from 3 o
70 - Per week. Apply by mail TO Mrs II. q,
MCCORMICK, Cambridge, Md. ~ n-iw.
TWO SINGLE GENTLEMKN Or GENTLE
Il man and wife can be accommodated With com
Portable ROOM and BOARD very cheap by apply
ing at BAL 18th street, between NJ and n streets
Also, afew TableBoarders accommodated. it'll 81
A FEw BOARDERs CAN BE ACOOMMo-
"A dated with BOARD and LODGINGS at "a 50
rsr week. TABLE, BOARD, IS 50 per week Ap
piv at 5OS street, between 18th and 18th sts.
Vl0I M8S. BORN.
SUMMER BOARD GAN BIZ OBTAINED BY
- addT,s.sinG Mrs n WALTON, South River,
81 miles from Annapolis; comfortable roems; fish,
ing good oysters and crabs plenty; and Accessible
Baltimore. il % fv
LIME, LARGE AND AIRY SINGLE AND
= DOUBLE ROOMS, With best Of BOARD, 1t
Table Boarders accommodated References re.
CURED. iels-lms
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WANTS.

sgss. ass :, DIR
s:s:s :: r. s: =
!; .:ss $: e: rs ]:
WANfFD-0Ss rood 0fI1 ZOE On VESsIse
.hirt:: q 800 , street, between iith and is sh
streets. jy ll-3ts
iron for family q Owe persons, Apply al No 80 go
w houst .orf ia small family corner Of Pros Sr
pet and fredsrisk s,reets, Gsorsetovn. D.; G.,
,sS e. No 81 I. s'ss 3
genersl bonsework. No preferences Tor color or
sa: %S &. II 5: ed Of
TEAMS AND rEAMsrERs WANTED.
..s ssss rs !. ..
At i Sssn s'pS spS I.Su1re from =
NJ S.t 80 s " =. Apply Z s p
WANTKO-AA good second hand RgQGY. Ad-
c,tv cree cree 0s stating price, A. b. WHIrEs!DE.
WAss55EEPp1sA, god c92k; wAs5agE,, and
between 18th and 18th. Y1ost
COOPERS wANTED-Several Coopers can 6nd
i"RF'S'n'n' 0LAds Eo 4 n sSaf sS.;.
WANTED-A SERVANT for general house
apply i III New y YORK avenue, between 81 and
5th streets Jyl0f'
WANTED-A C0L0RED WOMAN for cook
W washer and ironer Gall At SOL @ street for
g. three days. None need apply unless we'll quail
ified and recommended. jyiOn
a second band KoCKAWHY WAGON. Inquire
" io-st JAMES DONALDSON.
WANrEp-A BAKED Apply ct 90 south d
w street, bet ~ and 9th streets. Usa
WANTlD--An honest capable GIRL, to Cook.
must come veil rses%@snded h Apply S' :. Ios
Green street, Georgetown. jysst'
WANrED-A sERvANT GIRL, te cook, wash
Apply IGs zone No. 81 s
posite Center Market. jy S-st-
WAHTED664As COED WASHER and IRoNER-
,,E ,;y.9 Depot ae1 Penn avenue.
can read and write either psf 1s:T th Of
temporary Home; would like to go to q merchant,
Also, . permanent place fer his brother, aged .
L. 9-H
WANTED-ALIvR MAN, With $500 to . 900
Address NJ. r. 8. L Star office. Jy s-Its
WANTED-a FURNISHED HOUSE, contain.
w ing not less than eight rooms, with water
and gas III the house. and situated north of ST.
and ,h sHd h
81 min SaJ As,S FL i FSSsss
YOUNG, corner Of ~ street and PennsyIvania
avenue: jy7-6t'
WANTED-A WHITE WOMAN, to cook.
w wash, iron, &C., in family of five or six
HALLS Real Estate Once, corner Tn and b sts. s.
WANTED-HOUsEs, for rent and sale; LOTS,
" FARMS, &c. We would invite any to cali
shS are ntere;sd p Snyips and selling Real E
Corner sS is sSo sRd
SECSND-HAND FURNITURE WANTED.-
- We have orders to buy all kinds OF Furniture
Il to their advantage to call or address q note 10
Agent" No. 3O7 Penna. avenue. je lO-lm.
WANTED-TURNITUR OF ALL KINDS
w Persons DESTROYS Of disposing of all kinds Of
Furniture will find il to their advantage TO call on
P S-Also, cash advanced on all consigned
d. COLMAN 4 CO.,
le 91m 293 Penna. ave.
TO sea
justin, at ISL itS street, Soes between y and Il
sse cts, i1b and 47o 10th street, next to
w ING, Watches, Diamonds, Gems REVIEWERS,
OF any 4TtiSe Of valHe & the old established nrm
street, near Pennsylvania avenue ja Sly
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II N ILDY

III. o. HOOD. 10 sss tPk I'm; ave. ~. =. -.
"a gGssS, ~ 80 O hsed 9ns Gtoel % -
81 IN sc ishEXfatz
kAf$ES sIt!iS kLf41t takosSps,t SSP Pkkfkz
e.Asasssrff -: e: s ::: - " TIE ' rs:
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NJ TO THE PUBLIC.
Having this day disposed Of our stsck and Busi.
ness at King Place 20 Mr.. A. J Chapman we in
retiring therefrom, respectfully recommend hi to
our old friends and cu.tomers as well a. the citi-
xens Of the District, for liberal share OF their
patronage. IN KING n 40
JUNE %, 1853.
1haye this day purchased Of Messrs e. M p
Ming Son their Interest In this bus ness at King
Place corner Vermont avenue and Fifteenth and
same. " ''
Witha new and we'll selected stock of Teas
Table LuxDries. and Fine Family Groceries, m
thall be earnest endesvor 70 maintain the hi Oh
reputation the retiring firm has so long enjoyed
JTSz 70. 1888. lat
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WAS MoSYY USED IN TIE CONVICTION :

WAS MoSIY USED IN THE CONVICTION -
The Cincinnati Enqsirer. the leading paper of
the Democratic party in Ohio, throws out the
most damaging assertions concerning the secret
management of the New York Con vention. Its
Convention editor af1rns in his dispaaches that
Pendleton has been defeated by bribery. The
Indiana delegation is peinted oat BY the
Enqsi-er as those with WHOM sthe bargain Is
already made. They will desert hin ostensibly
in favor of Hendricks, but really In favor of
any candidate whom the bondholders may
present. The Pendleton men feel discouraged
tonight; they find they have to fight Wall
street, and are hardly equal to the emergency"
Hon. A. II. Latin, Republican, has been re-
nominated for Congress in the Twentieth New
York District. We notice this with satisfac.
ton as another Of the many Instances this year
where constituent have shown their appre.
citation Of the value Of experience Is well as
ability IN their Representatives Mr.. Latin
came here with first class business and legis-
lative qualifications. and has SO thoroughly
famiiiarized himself with the duties Of bis
position during his term of service that he is
recognized on all sides as one of the best in.
formed and most useful men in the House.
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NJ SAINT PATRICKy BUILDING AssOOI-
uS AIION.seooad meeting for the payment
of dues MONDAY, July l3t h, at O'Clock D m . at
Carroll Hall, q street between 9th and 10th This
association en- the old plant will bay property for
snose who have no real estate security 20 ri for
loan. Call for q circular At l.. KfDWELL q
Pebna. avenue, near l4th street; at JAS LACK.
meetings. WV
jy est WIN. p. TONRY Secretarv