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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

Try W. L. WALL q 90, Austioueees,
= New Marble Building,
NO. goo AID 902,S W. cor. Penn. are and 9th II
SPECIAL AND PERrMPToRY SALE OF FIVE
MATING OF THIS SEASONS IMPORTA
lion AND JUST LANDED, IN PERFEJT
0kDEk AND THRkE HUNDRED AND FIJI.
WHOM IT MAY CONOERN
On THURSDAY MORNING., May a. at 10
O'Clock, the FIRST floor of o1r spacious Ali room
We Will sell, without reserve
30 pieces 4 White
so pieces 54 White.
50 pieces White
ITO pieces Check
80 pieces 4 Check.
40 pieces 4 Check
$50 Rolls of $, SIS and quarter Oil CT tn. differ
eDt patterns. aud ali hrst class goo-s
Also, 50 pieces Of Tapestry, Brussels, Three MY,
lngI ain snd ezra Super Carpets,
10 rolls of Cocoa Mating.
We would particularly cali the attention Of the
trace and peIs ms furnishing to this sale, the
goods are all fresh, and will be sold quantities
suit, ard warranted as represented.
my 2-td W. l.. WALL 90. Aucts
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Ky =. W. HAVENNER a CO., Auctio,sar.
~ 6i3 Louisiana avenue
81 door east Of 7th stree.
TRuSTEEs sALE AT AUCTION OF Vain.
HpRlr WvnpKnoNED PROPEHrY IN THE
- BY virtue Of deed of trust to me date,
~ jar usry ., 1871 and recorded in IibA, sss
10 rs, one Of thu land records OF WI .bin@'
%. county District Of Columbia, shall on FRI
DAf, the 18th day OF MAY, 1871. at o'closE n
set Up exp Sc and sell 10 The highes bidder Mari -.
slnsre rulnoer ninety 90, in the City OF WaSiino
ton. bounced and described IS follows, viz Rssin
MI AZ point on the west side OF 10Th street ws.,
seventy x feet SIX inc hes north of the nortbva,
Crrt fOI med BY ths intersection Of 2)th STRAIT Nv 30
WIN north " s. ,t"eet, thence west ninefx Zoe,
h-Lce nOrth parallel to 1th street ve,t a.
Itet ak inches, thence east parallel TO Art Ia
nitty 1eet 10 10Th street. thence the beeinoi
Terms; cne nslf cash. balance ia 6 and b mnnths
Win interest secured by deed of trust nav ~.
o tinls.s Inc purchaser to pay all conveyanoins
am revenue stsmps and 20 close The sale within 80
days epOsit OF leo when the proner,v a. N.
-. , w MM ID. CASSIN, Trustee
Dys-d U. W. HAyBNNER 4 co Aur,.'
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III WA. +. WALL CO., Auctionesrs,
nsw Marble Buildina. Nos. geo and eos,

u New Marble Buildina. Hos geo and dos,
South oornse 9Th street and Pennsyiyonie svsnus
AT AUCTION.
On "WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. Aprfl
E 90. at O'Clock We viii ssli. in front Of the
I,emises, BY virtue Of ? deed Of trust. daily
parcel Of ground knova and desisnsset - Lot No.
oi containing l.s1 square feet 81 ground. moss or
Ices, Improved BY good Dwelling House, O Yer.
mont avenue, between and U streets.
rea1 eim: Of sale e.:h deposit Of sios wiz Be
,m aEoRGS = AseN, Trustee.
spA-eo3ds WI. u. WALL Co, Annss.
until vKDNsspxf, ~ iotS. In! SWsbb cHlH
place. GEORGE MA SON, frusfee ~
APIS ". Il. VAIL & co, Aucts.
= g, ss..4 GtiR u~s - n
On TUESDAY the 9Th day Of MAY. 1871. a,
A&11 O'Clock m, Win oner Ct WALTZ "a
- zsar, g auction, TO ths highest .hiSder, Tor
cash. ore Mule, one Cow and one bprtna Wseogn..
seized and ieyied on 3 the PROPERTY 81 benn1s
Burns and sold TO satisfy arrears OF tsxss due the
DS az S "a JAMES rILriss. collector {
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RF LATIMHR CLBARY, Auctioneers,
- (Succsssors to Cooper Latimer,)
Southwest corner Of Pennsylvania aud l1th 1t
POSITIVE SALE OF ONE OF THE MOST NJ
ENABLE BUILDING LOTS TOR A FIRSr-
CLAsS R1SIDENOE In THE CITY OF WASH
IN0TON
- On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May 9Th at
V7o6 O'Clock, we will cell. in front OF premises
LOT No. 9, in subdivision of SQUARE No 22O
This property is situstsd on the north Size of II
street. north, between latin and 18th streets west,
adjoining the residence of James q Barrett, ESQ
having front Of "a feet inches. and running back
80 feet u twenty foot alley. This sale should
con mand the attention of psrties wishing to pur-
ch'se site tor first cisss sdence as it one of
the most desirable locations in the city. AMI here
there IL but little or property offered for sale
Terms One third cash res due in /. and Is
month, With interest from day of sale. Deferred
pay ments to bs secured by deed of tru 4 on the
property Cow .ng and Stamps at cost Of mr.
chaser SA0 down at time IF sale
LALIMER CLEARY,
ulyJ0Sds Patriot AuCtoneers
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THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED q!
til OhDAY. May s,h same hour And pIacs
By order of the Trustees
myl d LaTIMER CLeARY. Aucts
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Help for the Nervous.

Where IS il 20 be found: cries the t-cr-
bling victim of nervous debility. Not in
the tavern dram that fires up the circulation
for a moment, and is succeeded by collapse.
Not in puTgative pills. or LenIen diet, but
in an inyigorant and restorative in which
the tonic elements are united with gentle
aperient and Alternative properties When
Hostetters stomach Bitters was introduced
nearly twenty years ago, this important OBJ
ject was first attained. This peaceful and
active vegetable specific is as justly cele-
brated for its cures of nervous diseases, as
for the absolute certainty with which il re-
lieves dyspepsia and biliousneSs. The hot
weather toward the close OF summer gem
orally aggravates diseases OF nervous
type. creating degree Of feebleness which
is beyond measure distressing. Under such
circumstances rally the bodily energies with
a course OF Hostetter's stomach BIiters- OF
all tonicS, IL is the most satisfactory in its
operations, and The least exciting. II braces
the nerves up TO their natural tension. but
not beyond il, so there is no reaction. II has
other properties, however, than those OF a
neryine, and as blood depurent and mod
crate aperient, is superior 10 any other med
icine OF the day.
Fraud, however, is on the alert. The cei-
ebrity OF the original medicine has given
Examine the label, and the fac siDiile OF the
signature OF the firm; see that the spelling
is all correct, and thus make sure OF the
genuineneSs OF the article you buy. Z. S.
Hostetter's Bitters are never sold III Kegs or
barrels but in bOttleSonly.
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1t must be borne in mind that this
S242 % does not include all OF the costs
that are properly chargeable to the
case. Four jury trials before the Cir
cult Court have been had, and their
cost has been paid out OF the pockets
OF the people OF the Stats; the time Of
the Court, paid for by general taxation
has been occupied; the time OF citizens
as Jurors and Witnesses, has been con-
sumed; the attorneys on each side are
TO be paid by the parties themselves !;
and, unless some decision Is speedily
arrived at, the total costs will probably
exceed Five Hundred Dollars; all on
account OF a she goat worth about
Nv elve dollars two years ago.
Now would it not be better to have
some Court invested with final jurisdic,
ton in cases where the original
amount in dispute does not exceed say
One Hundred dollars, and thus prevent
this piling up OF costs TO the detriment
OF public interests, the beggary OF citi,
zens, and the depletion Of the Treasury
OF, the State? The Legislature has no
power under the present Constitution
TO afford the necessary relief. True,
it may establish courts Of limited juris-
diction" rot otherwise provided for in
the Constitution, but only in some "in-
corporated town or city II has no
power 10 make the remedy general or
extend its benefits to the State at large
The case we have cited is only one
illustration out OF many that might be
mentioned 10 show that our Judiciary
system is seriously defective and that a
Constitutional Convention is necessary
70. lis thorough reform.
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demurred and appealed to the Circuit
Court The case was heard at the
June tern, in 1870 and the Jury Of twelve
men disagreed as to the proper
finding in the case. Another trial was
had at the October term and verdict
of Twelve Dollars and ten cents was
found in favor OF Y. In the meantime
and prior to the finding Of this verdict,
W. claimed to have rendered to Y. the
sum OF Fifteen Dollars. the effect OF
VS. non-acceptsDce Of which would
hare beer to make him responsible lot
the costs that had accrued during 'he
progress Of the suit. This alleged Ten.
der was denied BY Y. and at the March
term in 1871 a jury was impanelled to
ascertain the fac; whether or not the
tender had been made. That Jury
failed to agree upon verdict, and AGAIN
At the June term In the present year
another Jury was discharged before
arriving at a decision Of the case. In
this shape the case stands at present
In the meantime the costs have been
growing enormously. The account up
on the books in the Clerks office now
stands as follows:
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Laughlin's Infant Cordial.
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.

An old and well tried remedy. Thousands
of mothers can testify that il is reliable and
perfectly safe in ali cases II soiens the
gums, d6dtss Inflammation, invigorates the
stomach and Bowels, corrects Acidity. and
is a sure and speedy cure for Colo, Cramps,
and Windy Pains. After a single trial, no
mother will do without it
II the Baby Is Cutting Teeth use the Cor
dial. Ii facilitates the process OF teething.
and is a reliable cure for the many Ills 10
which infants are subject
Thousands will testify that The Infants
Cordial is the safest and most efficient cure
for the various disorders TO which children
teething are liable
Mothers, use this preparation and your
children will be spared all the sorTovs OF
teething.
A mild, yet sure and speedy cure for Collie,
Cramps and Windy Pains Invaluable for
teething children. Excellent, also, for chill
dren OF restless and fretful habit, and in
all cases Of looseness, gripping, vomiting,
&c, IL gives immediate ease.
Mothers, are you oppressed with anxiety
for your little ones: Are your slumbers
and your hearts broken by their cries. Do
you awake in the morning unresreShed and
apprehensive: Use the Cordial. Your
nights will then be undtsturbed. and your
children escape al ills incident 20 teething.
Price = cents bottle.
Sold by all Druggists
LAUGHLIN BROTHERS & CO.,
APPS PropTietors-
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onIv -soIlv .,,.iI injecting that I have


only really email meeting that l have
addressed. In come places, Woodsheid
for example, when estimated by the pop.
ulatiop of the counties, these meetings
were the largest that ! have seen since
1868. The point, however, to which
wish to call your attention, IS this:
Everywhere / have been l have heard
some Democrat remark, The people
don't take interes, as they ought to in
the yindication Of their rights. The
/ Republicans, even when convinced that
the Government is so badly administer
ed, will not aid Us in correcting the
abuses which are destroying them and
us alike, and there is too much reason
10 believe that our free system Of Gov
ernment is damned from the very apathy
OF the people. Now, my friends, have
word TO say to you- The fault IL ours
/ more than the Republicans. Had the
| Democrats last year polled the same
vote they did in 1858. we would have
carried seventeen Congressional! districts
| in Ohio. In this very county, which
/ did better than most all the counties in
the State in getting out a vote, there
were more than nine Democrats away
from the polls in each township at
the last election, and in some counties
OF this State the number amounted to
fifty. Upon a calculation based upon
figures and not upon speculation, | un-
dertake to say to you now, that II the
Democratic party don't carry the State
on the 10th day of next October, the
fault is ours. Large numbers OF Re
publicans have lost confidence in Grant.
They are not prepared to act with Us,
but still they desire that the Democracy
shall carry the State OF Ohio in this
election, in the hope that the army OF
Office holders who stand Al the back OF
General Grant, will not be able TO 'o!ce
him upon them, at the next Presiten-
tial elections as their candidate.
But there are much higher consiiera-
lions than the determination whether
this man or that shall be a Presidential!
candidate. which should actuate us 10
do our duty. We believe that our free
institutions are in danger. We charge
and believe that our Government has
become hopelessly corrupt, and that re-
form can only be brought about by
thorough change in its administration.
Before, then, we blame others, let Us do
our duty, and do it like men and If we
are not prepared to make an effort to
save our institutions, not only for our
own sakes, but for the sake OF our chill
dren. then the time has come when we
are unfit for selt.governmeDt.
! General Morgan was frequently ap-
plauded during his speech.
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SUNDRIES.
RECEIVERS NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the undersigned has been appointed
Receiver, under a decree OF the Circuit
Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, male
and entered in q cause in Chancery in said
Court pending. in which =. II. Darrah is
complainant and W. W. Miller, ". J. BATES.
Jr.. and Thomas MOorehead are defend ants,
on the 22d day OF July. 1871, OF all the prop
erty, goods. effects and debts due the late
firm OF ". W. Miller 4 Co. All persons
knowing themselves indebted 10 said late
ilrm will please call upon the undersigned
and make settlement without delay.
otier al private sal AZ the Machine Shop
on Market street. lat-ly occupied By said
late firm, one \ large P!aner, one ~ - feet
Lathe, one ~ - feet Lathe, one J. o feet
Lathe, two - Drill Presses, two . screw
Cutters, Line of Sha;ting and Pu!lies- and
ali their other Machinery and Fixtures
suitable for fTSt-ciaSs Machine Shop.
The undersigned may BE- found during
business hours al the office on Market
street corner OF South.
augIi II. y. MILLER. Receiver.
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An EXPENSIVE GOAT.

One Of the most grievous faults OF our
present Judiciary system is shown in
the multiplication Of petty cases that
are carried from the Justices OF the
Peace to the Circuit Court, TO the OBJ
struction Of the more important bust
ness and the ultimate cost of the people
Of the State. In nearly every Circuit
Court in West Virginia the docket is
crowded with cases involving but small
sums and slight interests originally, but
now claiming the attention of the Court
and the services Of juries to the exclu-
sion Of cases of much more importance.
The docket is clogged with business
that ought not TO be permitted to enter
the Circuit Court at all, bat should be
adjusted by some inferior and less costly
tribunal having final jurisdiction.
Look, for instance, at the somewhat
celebrated Goa, case" that is still
pending in the Circuit, Court OF Ohio
county. A citizen of this county whom
We will designate as G., had a goat,
worth perhaps ten or twelve dollars,
that sometimes trespassed upon the
premises OF his neighbor W. On an
unlucky day, w, being much annoyed,
took his gun and shot the goat. G.
sued for damages occasioned BY the loss
Of the goat and the case was tried before
q Justice of the Peace in the spring of
1870. A Jury of six citizens was i'm
panelled in accordance with the provi-
siops Of our Code and the arguments Of
Attorneys were heard. The Jury fail
ed to agree upon averdict and second
trial was ordered. At the second trial
the Jury awarded to Y. damages in the
sum Of Tbirty-fve Dollars. To this. W.
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Nor knowing how much Of the public
debt OF Virginia we will be called upon
to pay, what propriety is there in our
assuming to discharge it in fixed and
certain period OF time2 We may be
able to pay i. in the time prescribed by
the Constitution, bat we may not.
Why bind ourselves to any specific term
when we have no means OF ascertalnIng
how much we will have TO pay? No
prudent business man would be te-
traved into such 4 contract as that
which the presen; Constitution imposes
upon the people Of West Virginia. Ii
is iull of danger to the taxpayers ofthe
State. Vote for the Convention and Sc
cure as speedily as possible an extension
OF the term Of payment
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IL we want a free and Independent

IL we want free and independent
judiciary; Judges who will not shrink
from the honest discharge Of their duty
through fear of offending the party
that happens to hold the ascendency 10
the Legislature; we must have Constr
tutional Convention. Under the present
Constitution, the Judges are compelled
10 be subserYient to the varying Whims
of party politics, because they hold their
places a, the will of the majority in the
Legislature. A reformation In this re-
spect is highly important
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EVEN If it be true, as asserted 10y the
Intelli2sncsr, that the township sys-
tenn has been forced upon Virginia by
the new Constitution which was adopted
a few years ago under pressure Of the
bavonet, it BY 10 means follows that
the public school system is dependent
upon township organization 6or its eff
clency and support The counties may
be sub-dividei into school districts
without being cut up into townships,
II as the Sat- Journal and lntslEgtncer
seem to think. the whole expense OF our
township system is chargeable to the
public schools and the latter cannot eX-
ist without the former, then We certainly
have the clumsiest and most expensive
school system that has ever been de-
vised. No enemy Of the public schools
has ever inflicted upon them so serious
a blow as that which makes them re-
sponsible for tie whole awkward jun
bic Of our township organization.
These men must be seeking to bring
the school system into disrepute By sad
ding upon it so many OF the Ills OF
which our people justly complain.
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THERE is no Disgusting the fact that
the township system Of county organi-
cation is unpopular in this State. No
matter how much its beauties may be
descanted upon, and no matter how ex-
cellently it may have been found TO
work in the populous States OF the
North, it is lily suited to the tastes,
habits and circumstances OF our people
and produces perpetual irritation, 1t
ought to be replaced by something more
consonaut to the popular desire; some
thing better fitted TO the sparse popula-
ton and peculiar circumstances OF West
Virginia. What is good in one State
and in che community is not always
good nor acceptable in another. Some
thing must be conceded TO the feelings
and opinions Of the people, and no sys-
TEN of organization can be made to pro
duce good results, that lacks popular
approval. Let thorough revision OF
the Constitution be made by representa-,
tive men and let US see If some system
may not be devised that will obyiate
many Of the objections urged against
our present plan OF county orgauiza-
ton, and give to cur people civil con.
tentment, satisfaction and peace.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Bachelors Hair Dye.

This superb Hair Dye IS the c<s Ia The
Forsd-Perfectly Harmless, Reliable and In
Simultaneous. No disappointment. No Ri
diculous Tnis or Unpleasant Odor. The
genuine W. A. Bachelors Hair Dye pro
duces IMMEDIATELY a splendid Black or
Natural Brown. Does not S;ain the Skin,
but leaves the Hair Clean, Soit and Beau-
tiful. The only SAFE and Perfect Dye. Sold
by all Druggists. FactoSy 10 Bond Street,
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WEDNRsDAY, August ls, ls7I.
VS. publish this morning the fal

We publish this morning the full
lex, OF the &C. passed by the Legisla-
,ure last winter, in relation to the Con-
s,;,p,;oual Convention. The manner in
which the election on the oath is to be
held is there fully set for,h,i and We
commend both the people al large and
the Commissioners appointed under the
act to a careful examination OF its pro
visions. .....-.. -.... ..-r
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The writer OF the above cavi insists
upon its publication in .tuA, notW.th,
standing the use Of the epithets I con
,ains Will tend, in the estimation OF
many respectable citizens, 10 corrobo-
rate the statements heretofore made by
Mr.. GrrsoS.-Ed REGISTER
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Another Card.

Editors Register:
What | stated in my communication,
which appeared in your paper Of the
llth. relative 10 the difficulty between
myself and Gibson, l am prepared 10
prove, when the proof is demanded.
Until that time l shall have 70 further
controversy with a man, who, Irhat:rer
mag be k.s character, is a liar and a
BLACKBOARD and not entitled TO the con-
sideration Of an intelligent public.
Respectfully,
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The most lasting, agreeable. and
refreshing Of all perfumes. for use
on the Handkerchief. at the Toilet.
and in the Bath. For sale by all
Druggists and PeHumers.
sepl$d&w
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ADVERTISEMENTS
$500 REWARD.
Spectacles

RELIEF TO WEAK EYES.
NXToBY & DUFFIELD. FOR YEARS
have made speciality Of Spectacles,
Keeping everything in the Optical line, such
as best Pebble Speciacles, Eye Glasses,
J-ogg!es, DC They never fail 10 suit pa
irons, no matter how young or old. Call al
lOi Market street, below Mcclure House, Tor
Spectacles, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &c.
E6Fine Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &c,
repaired and warranted. auglb
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DCrY OF DEMOCRATS

This, my fel'owcitizens, is the four
teenth time during the present cam
paign that / have met the people in
council, and regret to say that il is the
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OILS,

Just Received.
q CASES CONCENTRATED BEVERAGE
q Fruit Syrups- VIZ: Blackberry, Rzsp-
berry, Strawberry, Pine Apple, Lemon,
Orange, Catawba, Grape 6c. Also q very
fine article Of Enxiikh Breakfasr TIA
-.@- GREER Il PAUL.
tys No. 5 Washington Hall
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TO THE AFFLICTED.

DR.. W. K. DoERTY returns his thanks to hig
numerous patients for their patronage and would take
this opportunity remind thu that he continues
suit at his Institute for the of chronic diseases of the
Lungs, Liver. Kidneys. Digestive and Genito Urinary
organs, and all private diseases. viz Syphilis in all it's
forms and stages Seminal Weakness and all tho horrid
consequences of selabnse Gonorrh9a elect Structures,
Nocturnal and Durnal Emissions Sexual Debility Dis
eases OF the Back aud Lors, Inflammation of the Biad
der and kidneys, etc and he hopes that his long
experience aud successful practice viii coanus to
insure him share Of public patronage BY the prac-
tice of many years in Europe and the United Statss
he Is enabled to apply the most efficient aud
cessul remedies against diseases of all kinds He 10
mercury charges muderate treats his patients in
rect and honorable aud has references Of uncuestion.
able veracity from of known responsibility and high
standing in society All parties consulting h, by letter
otherwise will receive the best and gentlest
and implicit secrecy.