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u Southeast corner 9TH and ID 5treets.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on CAPITOL
HILL: FRGSTIN9 ON % STREET. EAST, AT
AUCTION
N On FRIDAY, the ID day Of December next,
{Oia70. We shall sell in froat OF the premises. at
-o'clock y. m. part Lot No. 5, IN square No 75S,
having front Of As feet ID street east, between
and streets north. With depth Of S. teet. 20 81
foot alley This property Is beautifully located and
title indisputable.
Terms One third cash; balance in and u months
for notes bearing interest. deed given AMI deed
of trust taken. All cOnyeysncing and stamps AZ
cost OF purchaser. so to be paid down whel the
property is sold. 49,
no25-d6t ZEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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Rl GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctipaecrs,
~ southeast corner Of Eth and u streets
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UY LATlMER CLEARl, Auctloneers,
II (Successors to Cooper Latimsr r,
Southwest corner Penn d avenue and llth strse,.


- By virtue of deed OF trust from Samuel
SYOStrong and wife to me, dated June :, lS52, aud
recOrded in Liber IL and Il, folio i33. etc, one
OF the laud records Of the District of Columbia and
by order OF the party secured thereby, will sell At
pnOnc auction on the premises, on FRIDAY, the
18th day OF November, $50, AZ hslt-past , O'Clock
IN the afternoon, the following real estate. 70 wit:
Part OF Let's numbered one n and seventeen, ~
in Square numbered six hundred sai eighty-rix.
i6oS in the city OF Washington end District Of CO.
lumtia, beginning for the same a: a point in said
lot one II en- tirst street sst seyezty ias - feet
north from the southeast Corner Of sal lot a.
thence running north with the line Of First street
east nifty eight 55l feet t. pOiat in sal! llt NUN
bered seventeen, ~ aud the center OF Five foot
alley laid out 70 be forever kept open in the re.
corded sbdiy OF lot nUmbe cred D, aud sail lot
numbered seventeen. ~ in sad sluare. thalcs
west through the center Of said alley seventy
90 feet, thence south fifty eight $50 feet psrA!I
with the line OF First street east. and tEecs east
seventy seven feet parallel with north Z street to
the place OF beg inning.
The above property ia located il one % tas hes.
parts of Capitol Hill and viii be sold Oh the follow
ing tsrms IS 90 cash; balance in six aud twelve
months, secured by deed Of trust on the premises
SlG9 to be paid On the day of sale
CHARLES EWING, Trustee
oc23-ddds LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts
H THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
THURSDAY, December LIST, $50. same hour aud
place. CHARLES EWING, Trustee.
uNH-dSds EATlMER & CLEARLY, Aucts.
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RY VIM. L. WALL q CO., Austtoneers,
~ New Marble Building. No. 900 and goa,
South corner 9th street and Pennsylvania avenue.
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ihSSsThts' SALE OF GROUND ~ sOv.Rr
OA <lsT STREET, NEAR \ sTREFT.
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DY GREFN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. SIG, southeast corner 7th and d sts.

d6EEN q NiIGlhmS, AuctlOneers.
- No. S19, southeast corner 7th and d sts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPRDygD
PROPERTY FRONTING ON | STREET
NORTH. BETWEEN 4TH AND STH STREETS
WEST, AT AUCTION
- On THURSDAY, the LIST day OF December,
Ea A. ID. $50. az O'Clock y. m, I shall sell, on
sthe premises, By virtue OF a deed Of trust dated
the 18th day OF October, lST and duly recorded IL
Liber E. o. Is, folio 42), &C., Of the aud
records of sshington county IN the District o! Co.
lumbia. all that certain piece parcel hot of ground
situate lying and being in the said city Of washing
ton. and which Is known and designated or the
ground plat or plan thereof part Of Lot fourteen,
IA in square south of square numbered i've hun
dred and sixteen 1910 commencing for thu said part
OF said lots st the distance of sixteen Is
from the northeast corner of said lot on 1 street
north, aud running thence west along tn line of
said street sixteen l6 feet, thence south the rear
line of said lot numbered fourteen. thence sa:.y
said rear line sixteen i5) feet, and thence north y
the point Of beginning, the i'm outs there
on, which consists Of a two story Frame iIoEse
Terms One-third cash; balance in six, twelve. and
eighteen months, for notes bearing interest, and
cured by deed OF trust on the premises All con
yeysncng and revenue stamps al the cost OF the pur
chaser. Slco down on the day of sale: sni If the
terms Of sale are not implied with within days
after the day Of sale, the Trustee the right
TO resell the property at the risk and OF the de-
faulting purchaser, by advertising three times IN
some newspaper published in Washington. ID. q.
JOHN W. BOTELER. Trustees
no2l-d Pail GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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SinaIulaL
tlnaulaL
UNITED STATES TREASURY,

NEW YORK, May ~, ls1O.
During the month OF June $50 shall, by order, re-
bids for gold, aud ofcls vi bonds, rs follows
BIDS FOR GOLD.
Wednesday, june Lone Million (Sinkng Fund.-
Wednesday, June some Million Especial fnudJ
Wednesday, June l5-cne Million tsl.-- ing FUND.-
Wednesday. Juue2 Million Especial funi}
"Wednesday. June g9-One Milton Sinking Fund
OFFERS OF BONDS.
Thursdty, june 1.-TWO Millions Especial FUND.-
Thursdal. June g-Onc Million Sinking Fund.-
THURSDAY. June 1.-Two Millions especial Fund.-
THURSDAY, June 23-One Million tSinking FUND.-
Thurs a,, June 9O-rwo Millions Especial Fund
They VIII be in accordance with regulations hereto.
fore observed certified check Tor I'VE per cent. OF
bid offer must he deposited herewith. Proposals
will be opened at II o'clock noop each day specned
The Treasury may At iH option accept Offers OF bonds
bids for gold In OF the amonnt advertised for
Further particulars can be had at this Office.
CHAS. i. FOLGER, Assistant Treasurer U, \.
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4roposnls.
PROPOSALS FOR $3.50. 900

DRorOSALs FOR s2J0,o0O Dock BOND. Of
y me lHy ol New Nork. -HrAIcd proposals viii ne
received q the ComptIoer- otc" intil tuesday,
june i 100, At lo'cocN T. VI, When the same will he
pqoneiy opcned ioT the whole Or any par OF ne
Bonds of the CITY OF New York" authorized bV sec q
OF the Act CLAP. sS Laws OF iSi0 by RESOLUTION
Of tie Commissioners OF the sinking Fund, pass ed MaY
rs, 1910
Said stock will bear interest the ate Of Der cent
per annGm payable on the Mt dAyot NAV and Novcm
Der. in each year. and tue principal will be redeemed on
the nr-t day OF November 1901,
The proposals viii state the amount OF bonds desired
and the price per one hundred dollars thereof ms
persons whose proposals accented viii thcrrTnOn
be required to deposit with the Chamberlain the sums
awarded to them respectively together with any pro
NUNS thereon
On ntins To IN. Comptroller te receipts Of the
Chamberlain for such deposits, tho partirs Will be en-
tilted 10 receive certificates for equal amounts of tho
par value OF the sums awarded ~ them bearing inter
est from the dates Of pAy mcnt.
Each PROPOSAL should he sealed, and endorsed 'Pro-
pOs ala 10 ID OK Bonds OF the Guy Of New York )" and
enclosed in second envelope, addressed TO the Cong
tTuller
The right IL reserved the part OF the Comptroller
10 reject any all OF the bids, II In his judgment
Interests OF the Corporation require It,
RICHARD Il. CONNOLLY.
49, Comptroller.
uoleTs ONCE, May ~, 1870.
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NOTiCE.-rHE MUTUAL LlFE INSURANCE
~ COMPANY OF NEW YORK, New York, MAY 81,
~, election Of nine Trustees Of this Company, 70
pres by limitation pursuant the charter and OF one
trustee 70 NIL vacancy In another class viii bp held
June next ~ " wv -
The polls Tor he election will be- open from y O'Clock
noon, I'LL O'Clock afternoon,
I'M STUART. Secretary.
TR, H9hDEfS OF CHICAGO AND ROCK
nl..nIsLLahhN 1921 RAILROAD BONDs.-This Company are
NM seven per cent bonds, due IN lb foI the bonds
o. inc chicago arr Rock Island Company, maturing
Ju1 lSO The eondt offered In nNchAnx ~ are chi ~,
W Ahr.t mortgage on the entire roaf ana egupn, NJ
ehlenung nom Chicago To Council Buns including tile
tent Il i TpASV t5,astrnmn,, -
New York. April ~. 1870
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Etmnbals.

NOTICE OF RRMOvAL.-THE DRLAwARA
~ AED HUDSON CANAL COMPANY and Alget
ut Ia onnces, Il Broadway
New York, May ~, 1870
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NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN that Al election
~ will Re held at the Once OF the New ! ORR Br1gs
Company, corner OF Fulton and Front Ste, IN the "
OF Brooklyn. on Monday the 9Th day o June next At Y
O'Clock NJ noon OF that day, for u Directors said
Company Tor the then ensnint year -
- HENRY e. MURPHY, rresL
JOHN T.. ATKINSON. Sec'y.
Dated NAV T. lsl0
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H,0cL
Professional 6aro1


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- eases OF q peculiar nature without tspAlfeJ
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practice.
nR. OI.IN, u BOnd 81. ha, no equal IN New io't
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urinary flseAsrs, lie cures thousands u IA" uHi'I
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2stAmps ioI MS Melical hssAys Hours, 4 N, 'osIN
hR. HUNTER, 6G BOND II. Que door nom VOW
eiS GO years at DIVISION 81, cGtoS ~ c'so,
OF private diseases, wLhout mcrcprY, m slufi" WY
lhan any qther physician or no ciarsc. Mtan3eSl Il.
stored Anl nervous debility currd IA one week, ny ~
HUNTERS Botanic Corl,al, 3 pint.
CARNEY. NJ. u. NJ. u c. : l. Nnd Z. aurnn
IS especially 10 AL forms OF Lurs Nrne'eA or pia
Complaints also, diseases NJ the tnlnu snd luuA'
Cur.s quickly PERFORMED and guaranteed.
once, POS Wh st., doOrs east of SO Nv. ,,,A.
Hour from " A, N. t0tP. 81 aEi from 70 " Wv
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! rely upon SAFE AZ .N.' Is ...i' W Dr. hNAN""
Graham al CT;Gar see, Drst g1sI
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IeT OF LETTERs (rasnAe< Tuesday, ssf rr<.ysI ~
msin,ss u. Ns- yeA CITY le, one, eornsr ns..,s 80
,-r," date this Published seotdns law
Ia 1e psp-s having he Largest Grcuston
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aI.efrsIEhre Peace"

The Parkersburg Stat: journal re-
peats the CRY act us have peace.
Very we'll that is just what we propose
to have. So long as this State was gov
ened by a minority Of its citizens and
the fundamental idea Of republjcanism
was ignored, peace was impossible,
The people CouH not he quiet and con-
tented. Political animosilies were sure
10 burn fercely and political feeling
was unavoid.bly intense while such
glaring wrongs were being committed
as have characterized the rule of
Radicalism in West Virginia, Now,
however, we hope for peace OF
course, there will be differences of
opinion as to the policy to be adopted
to accomplish the end we all seek-thc
prosperity of the State-but it IS not
likely that party feeling will run as
high as heretofore or that anything will
c,cur to mar the peace of the State.
Cur people have been go7erned too
much. They have been ruled almost
I, death. Now let us have some liber-
" ID let rs see what West Virginia
ca,. 10 when her letters are removed.
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The Latest and Choicest.

SEA MOSS FARINE-Said TO be very fine
for Deserts and an elegant and
dainty dish for the sick.
COX'S SPARKLING GELATlNE-Au Old
favorite with the ladies for Jeiles-
bright, clear and beautiful.
SUPERIOR SHERRY WiNE-Just the AZ
ticle to use with Cox's Gelotine--oi
rich and luscious flavor.
BAKERS COCOA--Warranted Pure, Ge
Ecious and nutritious beverage.
HECKER'S FARINA-Prepared especially
for invalids and children.
ANGUSrURA BITTERS-The genu'ne ~
ticle for ladies and children in feeble
health.
WINE OF PEPSIN-Tie mos; periec; rem
edy for indigestion and dyspepsia
CORN SIARCH-For Pudding ana Gus
tardS.
TAPIOCA-A splendid desert. either alone
or with Berries.
At LAUGHLiN, SMITH n CO.'S,
Wholesale Druggists.
iun2T Main street.
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- .nh.arved and the laws faithfully and

be subserved and the laws faithfully and
impartially executed.
But the friends OF Major Bennett de
rive special pleasure from the consider
alton that his election 1t a singing re
buke to a class OF men in Marion couu-
ty. whose meanncss has subjected Ma
ior B. to systematic course OF abuse,
persecution and detraction for the last
four or five years.
Rowdies, thugs and blood tubs, have
boastcd that they could assault and
beat Major Bennett and other gentle,
men without any cost to themselves.
The Auditor elect has adhered to his
principles and maintained his position,
ALWAYS with calmness and dignity. He
has his reward and his enemies have
theirs. We hope they are as well salts,
fed as he is. Time sets all things
evcn.-LibcraESt.
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November s, 1870.
,,,,o Observation-Disclosures.


The editors of the above sheet
thought it proper in their issue OF Mon
dav last TO ridicuIe a part OF an artl-
Gle of last week on the election, simply
because we incidentally charged the
ohio county movement last fall with
tending to demoralize and disorganize
the Republican party. \ silly illustra-
ton. in which "rVral place like Mar
tinsbur.' is made to figure, is given to
show the unreasonableness OF our
charge Now, the intelligent 81 or
silly editor Of this, we suppose, wouid-be
Metropolitan sheet, upon the same
course ofreasoning as therein illustrated,
might as well say that secession was on
account OF the war, and the war was on
account of the national debt, instead OF
proving that the war followed secession,
and that the national debt followed the
war
what fine perceptiye and logica!
powers stupid people like the editors OF
the Tatell5geEceJ' must have to see no
more rational and potential expiana-
ton than the above.
We do not know how "conceiled or
credulous" the people OF Wheeling may
be, but we verify believe that the edit
ors OF the LateiEgencer are "concelted
and credulous" enough TO believe that
in themselves and Their sheet is concen-
tratcd the acme of all intelligence and
editorial ability; at least they seem to
desire to supervise and control by their
dear selves, not only the course OF the
rpral papers;of the State, but the leader
ship Of the politics OF the State. They
seem TO have accepted as Gods truth,
that Whenever John c. Calhoun took
q pinch OF snuff, the whole State o!
South Carolina was accustomed to
sntcze." We SUPPOSE, Therefore, upon
the principle that whatever man can d"
monkeys will atten,rt to initiate, these
editors think whenever they bark, the
press and the people Of West Nlc-
ginia must yelp with them. This
attack OF the Hatcligencer, in which
the Republicans of Morgan, Berkeley
and Jefferson counties are so venom
ouslv assailed. reminds us of the story
told here by Senator Wiley. 1t run in
this wise: AN old minister, in the
habit Of telling the truth and preaching
plain sermons, was interrupted by some
urchins, for whom he was telling too
much truth, and says he, 'boys, you re-
mind me Of a pack of hounds running
after night-if you happen TO throw a
stone among them, and one of them
ycIps, YOU may bet your life he's hit.
Just so it is with the IntelHgencer-we
give little too much trnth, it hits and
hurts, and they yowl. Morgan, Berke-
lev and Jefferson counties, out of de
legation OF seven, sends up five RePub-
leans. How is it in Ohio county? Let
the Lateligcncr keep the roostcrs out of
the Register there, and it will have its
hands full.-Berkslsy Union,
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T,,e yycst YirgInia victory.

Two States-Indiaua and West Vir-
rinia-have already fallen into line
with the Democracy this fall We
write, a. our readers will understand,
before Tuesday, when Democratic VIC
tories of still greater importance will,
We hope, be achieved. The triumph in
West Virginia was one Of which the
true men of that State may well be
proud. 1t was won in the face Of OBJ
-tacles which might almost have dis
couraeed the people, such as disfran-
chisement, Federal patronage, negro
suffrage, etc, yet they went manfulIy
70 work and swept the whole field.
The Legislature is completely revolu-
tionizcd; two, and perhaps all three OF
the new Congressman are Democrats,
and a sound Democrat has been elected
Governor. As the Legislature IS to
choose one United States Senator, the
value of the change in that body can
hardly he exaggerated. We have seen
no returns from the State since last
week. but those then received showed
beyond doubt that the victory.wa- COM
plcte. One great advantage Of the trl-
umph i the removal Of dis
abii.tics,' the infamous Radical con-
trivauce for keeping Democrats out
otpowcr, from some twenty thousand
citizens, among them the most ln'olli-
,ent, and honorable men in the State.
These men were DISTINGUISHED for the
sole purpose Of preventing West Nir-
giuia from getting into Democratic
hands. The hallothox is now as free
10 them asto other citizens and they
will keep the State all right. There is
nodangtr Of il reverting to the party
diet created it to serve partisan pur-
pose. 1t is % strongly and surely
Democratic as Maryland or North Caro-
Ina. All hail, West Virginia You
are welcome, into the Democratic broth
erhood Tie infamous party that has
made Won and used you. has been over
thrown 10y your strong haud,and justice
and freedom are restored toyour border.
May the good old Mother State from
which YOU were taken soon follow your
exampleby turning o1t all oppressors
and plundcrers aud "loii rascals in gen.
cral.-Nelc York Metropolitan Record.
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,1nI,Ins the Presidency Pay.

Tie Lateil;gsncer justifies Major DoD-
DRrDGEs removal from the pension
agency here, on the assumption that the
Major is q Democrat. But certainly
Major DoDDRDG- has always been con-
side. cl a Republican, always acted with
that party here, and never voted De,
moe atic ticket. 1t has always been
thought that he was a member in good
standing in the Republican party, and
the assertion that he is Democrat and
has been removed from Office because
of his adherence to the Democratic
party, will certainly surprise all his
friends. The truth is that the Major Is
no more apd no less a Democrat than
is Secretary Cox, who has been removed
from the Department Of the interior
solely because of his hostility to sundry
schemes of corruption which GRANT
and some of his friends desired to pat
through. DoDpEDGE has been removed
because he was Cox's friend and for nc
other reason under the sun.
President GNlNT appears very badly
in this whole business. The country /.
pretty well convinced that Cox is right
and the President wrong. BY carrying
his spite so far as to remove from office
all of Cox's friends, the President i;
merely putting himself further from
the commentator and endorsement Of
the better men of the party that elected
him, and deepening the disgust with
which good men everywhere have re
gardcd his efforts to make the Presi
dency ply--to put money in his private
purse
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A rOvrrctSl Convention 20 Reform
the. stn:e CoETt;tuilon Demanded
~ t'ae pec1Is

7"FN.tsh S"-',t-''.'" 80 L''.',',,
.I'. 80 ,".''''' '''''" 1'''''''''''
~ '.'V S"% -
A',-.,''' =, INC Az
Inc hyPup'c"h parry nave i"" d
seven year rule O! political authority IN
this State, in all which time they have
controlled and possessed every branch
-. 81 ,.,.t -.
% ''' ''''''e gov u "'.'',' anu M vs., "
the county ana mpnlc'pai oih'es' liner
reign has been marked by wrong and
onnrc.sion To pcrretua.c power and
.,,;. ,,,.n Lo,I, 1,'r .r,,..l
Ui"'e III ''''+ =, y" " '''',',' Wv, -,
laws "hIch VIII ever ih''N '''''' S''''''l
and injustice and remain upon the sta
tute books of this State rs the black
.,ol monuments If their own inrgmv
49, IT. r,,o,, .,...io, IN Ill.
''''' 'N'
state gives 10 'Ne be'lo'I"'c !"-H
the executive and legislative depart
ncnts of this government. The judi
ci9ry sf'l remains in the hands Of the
ParpLl;r,n marty not. however. hy the
.-na choice O, the majority. bur lv
to,c. and fraud OF the ballot. The
lrccmcn OF this State now demand that
these inlicial officials be compelled to
vacate their seats and appear before the
Grand ossisc OF free sutfrarans, to be re-
voted Tor for the places they now fraud-
r.entlv and fccbly fill.
The mission OF the Democracy, Is
that of honest dealing and fair play
no retaliation, no proscriptiye laws, and
restricted right of the vote; but to 50
NIKE the laws and administer the gov
e 1mrnt in all the departments, Mat
.t,rarys rrr, ,,sl;r, Shqnb b. ls1F AIT Ia
al men,
re contribution of this Stat. was
FRA, ed in the midst OF au exciting
~, .,inarv civil war when the minds OF
itsIgakers were not expected 10 he in
smell MOOD as were necessary 10 nrepare
. So oF r,ororn,nont TOW q froa moo
ME in n fins Of naoca Many cIanses
crent into tho constitution svorminc
with officers and tox ~atbercrs distaste,
nl - the peonleand Otherwise rnsnitcd
10 ne Government of orr now SAT-.
and provisions l,0 ont tle want Of
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"TrIe Merit VIII Always
Have IFS Reward.

It is certain that no truth has eyer been
more satisfactorily demonstrated III our
midst than the above, as may be seen daily
in the immense demand for that invalua-
BILE and popular tonic and stimulus,
MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS. 1t is the
one thing needful for persons whose sur
roundings are unfavorable for good health,
because it is a perfect protection against
all morbid influences productive of disease.
The present is the most fitting season for
reinforcing the organs of our bodies, ana
insuing our health during the cold term
We are all more or less negligent, but there
are many persons who are always behind
in this matter, consequently, each change
in the season comes along before they are
prepared for IT, and sickness seizes upon
them, followed by all It's train ofi!iS. Begin
now TO ward or disease by using IlSII-
LER'S HERB BTTTERS every day regu-
larry, and all the characteristics OF good
health will spring mp within and c'ntinu"
with Won.
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The promotion Of this gentleman to
the office of Auditor of the State is on
several accounts very gratifying to his
friends in Marion county and else
where.
First, it is gratifying because under
his administration of the duties of the
office the public interests are certain to
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Getting Married.

ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN, on SOCIAL
EVILS, and the propriety or improprie'
ty of getting Married, with sanitary he'll
for those who feel untitled for mat
rlmonial happiness. Sent free, in sealed
envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCTA-
TON. Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sepl7d&w
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and by the close Of the year 1871 West
Virginia will have thrown off her
shackles and assumed new character
in the sisterhood Of States, which will
command respect at home and abroad,
for the improvement OF her government
and the superiority Of the officers
charged with its administration.
ARisTIDES.
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nmn,nlvofc of MCDOWELL.

The following is the official vote OF
Mcdowell county
Governor, Jacob, 1873; Stevenson,
rs. Congress, Hereford, l23; Wiicher,
ZIG, Senator, Cline. 1877 ; Caldwell, Ill.
Hops. of Delegates, Hiram Lambert
1873: John McCraw, 10; c. Stewart
oh. Ellis, 1.