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CnRBoLIc SALVE.


The important discover OF
the CARB OLHC ACID as q
CLEANSING, PURIFYING and
HEALING Agent is one Of the
most remarkable results OF
modern m edicaI research.
During the late civil war &c
was extensively used Hm the
Hospitals, and WIS found 30
be not only n thorough disin"
Geefant, but also the most Won
deR1InI and speedy REAAElAsS
REMEDY ever known q
cit is now presented in 3
acientfie combination with
1OeheF soothing and healing
agencies i'm the form Of a
gkLVE; and, having been al
ready used i'm muEm berIess cases
with most satisfactory and benz
eficsal results, we have no hesi-
EatiOn in Offering iG 60 the pub
lie as the most certain, rapid,
and effeGGuai remedy for all
Sores and Ulcers, no matter OF
how long standing, for Burns,
Cuts wounds, and every
ABRASION OF SKIN or FLESH,
and for Skin diseases generally
Sold by all Druggists. Price 25 cents.
JOHN 7. HENRY, Sole PF0gf,
no. o.scoLLEcE PLACE. NewVoriSs
G. G. WARD q BRO,
MEMPHIS. TENN.y
General AGENTS
nOV8
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NEW ARRANGEMENT
NICHOLSON & HcF0NNELL
Successors to VA. Robinson & Col

c8- Nicholson & Mcconnell, having leased
the above named Foundry for a term OF
years offer I. cir Eeryi 'es to the public, So
iCiting orders for ALL KINDS OF WORK IN
THEIR LINE. promising dispatch and
prom ptness for ali work intrusted 70 them.
EB- Special attention given 70 Repairing
Machinery and Steamboat Work. JAZZ
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MnndaH. FabruarY q. 81,

Within legal hours, the folIowiug. deso1i1s1
properly tO-wlt- Certain lots In ne t1'll q
Forf PIeIreriug. shelby county Ael-l'r s---
I-1ovru rlII NJ orlrlual plan oE aald town =
los Nos. g, 10 Il, - and p in block no. 3 a--
~ i--.-e ~ - ~ 5-1rrou E credit or SIX 5i
,-,0-1rhr. rIurenasar Co g1Fa note VIII a--
---,-,--sf -7-I1rifr bearing Interest nom l--ea
fen 70 Be- retained. Eelli4 q E--1-
EDAUNDA COLE, CLERK and aL1st
n. clay Kfng, Attorney
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A BOOK FOR THE KILLI0a.

MARRIAGE "A. A AFF5y4Tz a5EAFzB SqyPee %
GUIDE Si imsTTy' 5ists25ss 2a shs sR P7y5t29 l559
lions OF the sexual system, vita the lEls--
discoveries in producing and preventing 0EH
spring, preserving the com pl5EiCEl. etc.
This Is an interesting WORK OF two huudrsI
and tWenty-four pages with numerous eu-
cravings, and contains valuable Information
for those VINO are married or cc1t1UD plate
marriage; stil it is a book that 0uEl1 -l b
under lock ana key, snd not laid careleszlg
about the house.
Sent 70 any one tfEee Of postagel FOR ll 18-l51
Address Dr.. Bats Dispensary4 no , N
Eighth street, st. Louis. No.
who advertise in public papers, OF using any
QuACE REMEDIES, psruse DIT. Butts WORK no
matter what your disease is or how 0ll-1ll7
bic your condition.
Dr.. Butts can be consulted peElona ally q u
mail, on the diseases ID entLonso lu 1ll y Qf---
Once, no. % 81. Eighth street. BET. l- arZs- ana
On aafruf af TnufH- No. lEH
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UNITED STATES SENATE.
Democratic SiFssglb 10 that Branch Of the
bext Congress,


From Che Cincinusti Euquirer3
In the United States Senate which
eOnvenes on the 4th Of March, 1871,
there viii be the following Demo
Crais:
New jersey. p. Stockton.
Marvland-G. Nickers and Wm. I.
D-sw1rs-Thomas II. Bayard and
Lew salisbury.
North CaC8'ina-LabulOn Vance.
Alab8m4-GeCrge G0ldthwaite.
Teuua SEER +. Cooper
E.n'urkv-5arret Davis and John
W. Stevenson.
Ohio-Aleu q. Thurman.
N.s.guri-Frauk p. Blair.
C.I.Ornia-Eugene Casserly.
Ore-0u-J. r. Kelly.
A Democrat viii be elected from
West Virginia, and probably one
from Virginia. There viii be fifteen
Dem0c-ats-if Vance, Of North Caro-
lima, is raceivad-Out of the seventy
tlur members that now constitute
the Senate. No political body ever
les reflected the views of the people
than the Senate. New York, with
her 10000 Democratic majority, is
represented by two Republicans. /
Missouri, Democratic to-day by
100000 majority, has one Republican. I
From Democratic Oregon there is a
Regub. lean. one from California, two
from Indiana, two from Connecticut
and one from West Virginia. There I
are eighteen caTpet-b8ggers from the
Southern States, all elected by the |
bay0uet. ana in notorious defiance OF |
the people. II the Senate represented
the popular viii, it would be COM
pleted thus:
Democrats already there Excluding
New Jersey . ........--. ''''-'' .......... II 1
From southern States 10 /
O-Hsr Democratic States represented by
Republicans ....-.......lO 4
Total .-.........-,..... I
We reDert. that If the Senate was
0rganizaE on the 4th of March in ac-
c0rdarra with the late elections, and
with the known opinions of the South
ern States. there would be in it forty
two Democrats and Jhirty-tWO RepUb-
Ieaus. q Democratic majority of ten.
We talk bout the old rotten Dor
OuEl THEre= gutaJi0u In the British
House Cl Commons, which was mod
Il 20 HE tLe Ll9.JEil Bill OF lo5- uQuer
q hraat Of a l1rcible revolution If it
was nol done. 1t was equal, honest
aud fair, compared to the present pO-
litcsl complexion Of the American
Senate. Ii Is sad to think that it viii
take many years before some Of those ]
men who now misrepresent their
States in the Senate can be peaceably !
and C1nsutui0nally got rid Of
In the next Senate the Democracy
viii receive as debateTs a strong rein
tGrC9uEnt in the persons Of Gen eral
F. p. Blair, az Missouri, and John w.
Stevenson, of Kentucky. Judge Gold
thwsite. from Alabama, is also a man
OF much more than ordinary ability,
and viii make his mark. We expect
that the Democratic minority ia the
next Senate viii be much more effect
i've than it has been for years.
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cHANcERY SALE
REAL msTATm-

No Zsss.-N. R.-First Chancery Court OF
Shelby county,. Gi. EiTcho1 ct al uEIi
Kirch0a Bros, VI. KELSEY Bond Ct al,
u Y virtue Of an luterl loeutorY decree -ol 54-a
ID entered in the above eausa 5lnuary e.
l87l, VII sell at public auction, fO tle llzl-
est bidder, in front OF the Clerk enc lasLeEa
ofloe, GreenlaW Block, second G-reatl in me
city OF Memphis. Tennessee, on
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which VIII be sold at the very lowest prices,
promising 70 exert our best Efforts to please
al who call LAUTERBACH & BRO.
d2 No. 20 Front street.
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ST. MALO, January 22.-It is said
that Gambetta arrived here last night
and Immediately left for Cherbourg.
FRENCH LOSSES.
LONDON, January p. - General
Faidherbe admits having been COM
PEELED to retreat from st. Quentin
with great loss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-14

1t would seem that the PENNSYLVANIA Central
has met.with a check in getting full control of
all the railroad lines between New York and
Washington, and that the report that the com.
Iany had obtained possession of a majority of
the stock OF the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore road is unfounded. The Baltimore
Gd=ete says that, ''On the contrary, the tendency
OF the management Is rather to a closer eonnec-
ton with the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
This being the case, the Pennsylvania company
will have to DO as il has done between Baltimor,
and Washington and Washington aud Rich
mOnd, 90 on and build a road of its own
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An outcry has been raised against the Man
sard roof because of its apparent destructibiIity
by fire at Chicago, but it is probable that the
Manssrd roof used in Chicago was for the most
part bogus one, of wood instead of slate or iron
There seems to be no good reason why the
genuine Mansard should be more destructible
by FIRE than any other roof.
1t may be added as a curious commentary upon
this outcry that in rebuilding the city of Port
land, Maine, after its great fire, the Mansard
roof was so generally adopted that the new city
looks decidedly Partisan
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There is 10 doubt that the shooting stars shot
away at great rate last night; but, in this lat-
tude at least, those who lost their sleep to see
the show concluded that it didn't paw. The skv
was 50 Obseured that the sharpest OF the star
shooters couldn't penetrate the gloom with 4
single gleaml
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-14

THE ONLY PRACTICAL HALTER IN THE
\ city who remodels SILK HATS is M CUN-Ca
NlNGHAM. s23 7th street, between I and VI
New Hats made to order. ao7e,im
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0FTHE LAnIks OF THE FIRST BAPTIST
uS 4 kCH. On 18th street, will provide a
- PPER in the Lecfure-rosm Of the Church on
ESlAl NIGHT, the 18th inst. Tickets OIL
ta-Hed AT the door Proceeds Cf the Supper To- be
u q IN rem III Ihe Lect IRE room Of the Church
fut.I-C nv Yea. lkeP.l nOl4 81
0CS MASnNiC-A stated convOcation Of CO
W. IL MBIA r. A. CHAPTER. No l. will Ia
nsid az Masonic Temple on WEDNESDAY EVEN
no November 18th, a. o'clock. which the mem
ter are requested to attend IInnortant business
~ y a HasOns are cordially invited By order Of
TIE N L. Il p. l.. G. STEPHENS,
thephDI Secretary
1"S. 7. K.-The attendance of Every Sir knight
uS Oi BED Cross ConCiaVe, No. 3. is reIuested7 ar
the regular COnvucafiOn 10 Be held ON WEDGES-
HAl November Is. 1T 80 .. m. business Of i'm
ICTtaEce viii be brought before thu Conclava Sir
Knights OF sistT CCnclayes fraternally invited
b. order Sir kt. Commander.
1t g. W. WORRELL. ecsrIier
~ THE HUNTINGTON ASSOCIATION maets
bH THIS TUESDAY EVENING. Nov IA 1871
az the ihce IF SeatCn DonChO & Co, No 92-
street between 9Th and 10th, N. w, at O'Clock
Al lot owners az Huntington cordally invited
q le present SCmetl ing reliable is looked for from
Huntington this evening
BY order Of the President
II J. o. LEE, secretary
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THE GREAT DISCOVERY,


LETTER FROM GENERAL HOWARD.
PROP. I; A. CooK:-Dear Sir: have for some time
used the BALM OF LIFE in my family as a wash,
Join others in commenting article that is evident
ly doing 80 much good. uou
Yours, truly, o. o. HOWARD,
Brig General. U. S.A.
Letter from JUDGE WYLIE. Of U. S. Supreme
Dear Sir have siysS ToSr B 1F Il FE
snd Cr tse sc Sh I
hair; and its influence to sooth the nerves and revive
the system when exhausted from oyerwork is most
Your recommendation and from the faith its use,
thus far has :; secured from me- should feel great
yOHr drectiOns. Very respectfully yegEs,-
Prot. Cook ANDREW WYLIE.
WASHINGTON, July LIST, 1871.
After using your BALM OF LIFE in many in
stances q disorders in my family, am glad to say it
he saache, cstarrh' cough and ali eIte1na eam
nation am convinced Of its efficacy, by use.
Letter from Rec FATHER BOYLE.
Dear friend: Please send me q supply of BALM
OF LIFE II the Shics, II gratuity as susge.ted
will be duly honored. am altogether pleased with
tune "a. ,r,. Yours very truly Rovnr
Neuraigia, Disordered stomach, piarrhea, Dyson,
terry, Sore Throat, Coughs and Colds Earachs, Sore
Carbuncles, Saltrheum, and Old Sores. Remoye
Dandruf stop healthy Hair falling, get new growth,
&C., by using F0s
Prof. Cooks Balm OF Iife.
Its careless will not injure, under AAy circum-
stances.
AT Wholesale and retail BY the following ars class
n.. .nd i.os i'm iSs sh
y; and 18Th 81 J: Mllburn Co., 5si isth st:
Bro, cor; Pa; av. and sth st. D: Jay Tsulman, cor
T.; T. +. Sullivan, cor G ct. and Mass sv;
ShsTles Moore, CO 30. Esh It. and d, Pa sy
cor. 9TH and Z SITS and @. NJ. Whallon, 1900
i.th St. Washington. G. W GrSpley, Ito Bridge
town; also; at retail by Druggists generally Manu-
fac'uring Depot. corner 9Th and Streets Seeteai
monials and directions. au3u
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The republicans have large majority in the
New York legislature, but il is none too large
for the work they have to do. They are expected
to abolish all the Offices now held by the Tam
many ring, or other corrupt men in New York
city and Brooklyn, from, and including the
judiciary, down TO the police, and to give to the
people new charters, which will not only secure
TO them honest custodians of the public purse,
but an honest deposit and count of their ballots
The ballot box is as sacred as the money chest;
both must be guarded; and New York city and
Brooklyn rescued from repeaters and ballot box
suffers, as well as thieves and forgers. In the
reconstruction of the city governments, salaries
will be limited. sinecures and perquisites cutoff
contracts rigidly tied up, and monthly reports of
receipts, expenditures and balances required
andI-ublished from every department. By these
reforms it is believed that millions Of money Will
be saved.
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N~REPUBLICAN GENERAL C0MMTTTEF
AS DISTRICT COIuNpIA

n~IwENTYFI FIRST DISTRICT
JOHN DCNOHOE, ESQ, VIII be a candidate for
the next Legislative Assembly, to represent the
p,mOcIsts aud Conservatives Of this District He is
an old resident and well known. no r9i+
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CHRIS. G. COX, NJ. D.,
President Of the Bard of Health

~ CENTRAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION
S No 2.-The first monthly meeting of this
Association was held last evening at the Columbian
Law Building. 2IJ0 shares of stock we're paid on .
and u shares were advanced at average of "A
per cent. JAMES FRAZIER,
nOlO Treasurer e., b.
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rSsEC0ND REGISTRATION.

nSSEC0ND REGISTRATION,
The voters of the District of Columbia are hereby
notified that the
BOARD OF REGISTRATION
will be in session at the City Hall, Washington, D.
T. for fosr days only, namely:
TUESDAY, November II; WEDNESDAY. No
venlIeT Is; THURSDAY, November Is; FRIDAY,
November IL, from O'Clock a. m until o'clock D.
each day for the purpose Of correcting the regis
ation lists of all the delegate districts where errors
may have occurred, and also by striking off the
names Of persons who not qualified to vote and
plscI thereon the names of those who are qualified
TO vote but which have been omitted for any cause
GEORGE =. GIDEON,
WILLIAM SYPHAX,
p. NJ. DUBANT,
ROBERT A. GRIFFIN,
MATTHIAS II. HUNTER,
moo Board of Registration.
NJ "METROPOLITAN PRISMATIC" WOOD
O3 PAVING COMPANY.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

} FOB sALF-six excellent BUILDING SITES o
Il three acres each for sale cheap AZ a pr rm.ed
wsr station one mile beyond Belsyille. Aides
DANIEL AhhkN, Washington. ocsD-u
LfQR kENT-A large Room in the \ M ca
buildfne, suitable for Lyceum, Music Glasses
re-, &C. formerly used by Prof Cauiheld for musics
acs ts5ny: Inquire Of A 8. PRATT a SON Y
@. A. buildine. corner ssh and n streets an 1s-tf
EoR kENT-A very desirable HOUSE. - rooms
II tatS room on every floor. Oae OF the finest
houses In Washington. THOS. Il. WAGGAMAN
s1s It'll street, OPP Post ofioe. oe3G
FOR RENT-The large DWELLING HOUSE
i 4s5 Pernsylvsnis avenue, sin doors east OF IN
National Hotel: wide rooms, stair cases ana nas.
says; locality TOR Q lawyer or PhysoAn.
FRANCk TAYLOR,
ENOR RENT-Three- story BRIOk HOUSE, eis,
rooms. No. n q street, between North CApitoI
and LIST streets, rear q the Government Printing
once Rent 81 per month. Inquire Of r. LEARY,
NEXT deer. no po-tf
Los sALk-vnlIAbas PHUPkkTY on IA, baIT
U more and Washington Railroad, three-Q uArters
OF "a niue Boundary sns ose-g Hsrter Of Q
mile from Clarke N Ill., farm station within hun
bred yards Of the tract This property offered fer
sale on most favorable terms; IL In the tract
and will be subdivided "a sutt purchasers II build
'ngs are required they viii e put upon the property
AZ me lowest cost price. 10 per additional
tlme given. Small payment IN cash the lots 10
required W W COX, Real Estate Agent, No. si9
'th street aus
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
IL ...........NOyeuber IL, ISL
Tbe ohstruetionists have themselres 10 thanl

The OhstructiOnists have themselves to thank
ii the decision Of the court and the action of the
vOt rs at the coming election should seem to
a1tl Orize loan OF eight millions instead of
tOIr; but, in fact, the District Government
have only asked for fOur, and have DO dispo-
sitOn, We are certain. TO avail themselves of
any authority to use the larger sum. 1t is
necessary that the four million loan should be
indOTSed by the votes, because this finally
settles the question, and leaves no opportunity
for the obstructionists to impede the great work
OF improvement, as they have done this season.
ty resoriing TO legal bubbles. There is moth
is low, for instance, to prevent them from
bringing the question, in some new form,
before Judge wylie, and getting a prompt
injunction from that legal luminary, causing
another tedious delay, and compelling our au-
thorities TO pay higher rate of interest for the
loan from the fact of its legality being under
contest in the courts. An affirmative vote by
the peOple-snd il should be a strong and au-
thOritative One-is the surest way to put an end
TO the obstruction business. At the same time
to prevent any chance Of miscOnception as to
whether the vote is to endorse a loan of four
millions or eight millions, il may be well for
the Legislature TO pass some act declaring the
amount Of the loan to be the smaller sum named.
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N BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
~ DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON, November 5, 1871.
Ordered that no contr actor shall receive, upon an
order from the board for material anything but the
material ordered exact 10 quantity and quality; and
no contractor shall receipt for any material until he
sha have had il delivered to him upon the work for
which IL issued; and contractor shall receive
or Issue any duebll certificate Of ack
Of material due upon order OF this board.
Any contractor violating this order shall have his
contract snnulled and be debarred from any further
contracts under the board.
ALEX B. SHEPHERD,
NOS Vice President.
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PERSONAL.

nj X. LOUSY q. BUTLER has opened an EN-
w PLOfMENT OFFICE At 5O7 Itch street be-
iMeen and ior the purpose q supplying fami-
iies, &C, with nrst-ciass SERVANTS Of every
description, male and female. oc2l colin
nk MARRlAGE.-Hsppy Relief FOR Young Men
~ from the effects Of Errors and Abuses in early
NE. Manhood RESTORED. Nervous debility cured
lmpedlmenfs 20 Marriage removed. New method OF
treatment New and remart able remedies Books
ad circulars sent free ia sealed envelopes Address
HoWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South Ninth
street, Philadelphia, Pa. sea-eok Wsaa
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rs SECOND RIsTRIcT RATIFICATION

A Mass Meeting will be held AZ the Pipey Branch
warehouse. 18th street road, on THURSDAY, No
Nt.oer ioth, at clock p. m, TO ratify the nOmi-
iauonoi Bon j. i. III HALL, the regular nominee
ihe republican party for Delegate from the Sec
- The meeting viii be addressed by Speaker UoI.e
Hon A Boswell: Bon: James Handy, Hon ST.
mon Wolf, Prof W. y. Bascom, Gen r. Whiftle-
icy, Judge CsrdOzO, supt. b. p. Davis III. C. Har-
non French Lugenbeel, and other eminent speak.
ers. JOHN W. GREEN
hoif Chairman Citizens Committee
Ithronicle and Rennhlican
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DRoF sHELDoNs--------
HTAsHIT6oKhBBLf pA4ScIxS ACADEMY,
yUyiSIEE Class fufsbAfs,t rrHaGusksp.ys
4 IsSlfss efAss 4SSSssbsRffs. THURS
pafsf ffI MN ssp1cfns asssso ftTfsp.ysA
and fHC .7:Sto D m oci1-d
NQTlCK-That Mira COaEY has removed her
= ,Dressmsking Establishment, and has received
ne atsieststyles Tor dressmAkine from New York.
,a v nth street, enc door above the avenue, w~st
CARos BAZAR, 2l4 Pa. avenue, between 9th
me GUNS, PISTOLS, CLOCKS. No trouble %
GLEN9ARY ovKRcoATs IN .cHIscHILLA
W and Beaver, at A.sTRAUSi.
oc2 loll Penn. svenue, bet. leth and nth sts.
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4 pair Brown Fleeced Hose, pair Iron Frame
Hose pair super fine o.. pair extra Brown Bal
briggan Hose; very fine Hensttched Linen Hand
kerchiefs finer do, finest do, Lace or EN-.
bToidered do, 4 Linen Collars and 2 pair Linen
Cufs, set Of Lace Sleeves and Collar, Real Lace
Collar pair fine Kid, Cloth, Silk or Buck Gloves
lpalr long Knit Leggins, handsome Zephyr Cloud
or Hood, ked Skirt, Chemisa or other Garment;
splendid Ladies MerinO est, all leather Satchei
or Wallet, ! covered Work OF Travelling Basket,
handsome Fan or Silk Elastics, besides numerous
Othe article s, Including full stock of Jewelry
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SILYERBERG.S

MET ROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
Look over the following
LIST OF ARTICLES,
And if YOU see anything you want 90 there and
look at il
YOU WILL SAVE FROM 25 TO so CENTS ON
EVERY DOLLAR YOU BUY
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PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 1881 New York avenue
ENGlNEER's els Sd street N. W.
Office hours. from 10 a. M to 2pm
DO4-lm ISunday Cbrou 4
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nFCENTRAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION
, ne senfy fourth month ~ meeting Of Central
DuIo.ng ASSOCIATION win be held at the Columbian
at O'Clock. '4f'n inst.'
nd w,
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EIGHTH DISTRICT
lS RALLY RAII,Yff RAII,y''i

ne ZIG n TIL DISTRICT.
w. RALLY RALLY RALLY'''
There viii be grand MASS MEETING IF the
heIubilSaEs Of the Eighth Legislative District AZ
LbeItA bail on lpth street. between and Streets
On kpN ESDA1 EVENING, the 18th instant al
~ clock Addresses will be delivered by Hon.
james A nagrCder, Hon. n. p. Chapman, John T.
= r. Bond, Esd, candidate for the House of Dele
gates, and other eminent speakers. A band of
music Will be present. II.
hFNOTlCE-RALLY, REPUBLICANS RAJ
Wy LhoThsTe viii he's grand Ratification Meet
ing Republicans Of the 5h Legislative District
Gn WEDNESDAY NIGHT, Nov. 18Th, ISL at Union
Mesicy church, on I'd street, between l. and VI sts
The meeting viii lie addressed 10y Cen n y Chin
man, IL n Chas. l.. ii ulse, Alexander r Shepherd
Esq., Or A. y. Fardon. and other distin yIIished
gcnflemen- Prayer by the Rev VIM J. Walker
All true Republicans are requested 20 attend
- - JOHN VI. Bolts. President
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,sS goo AoRHs on. LAND m Hseea 90 ,nty, n
snds and covered with choice timber upsrior nun
shannon and Reynolds counties, Oregon VIII ey
change Tor city yroIertya or lsr cash and part In
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