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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10

Tue New York Herald In q long article on
tue ono-tcrm principle, says
Neither Mr.. sumner nor any Of his assO
clates has yet satisfied us how the ono-term
principle, n adopted As a constitutional reatrlo
ton, would remedy the evils OF which they com
plain. SO long as political parties have an oG.
lstonco the once. holders, WHO Of course are al.
herents Of the party In power, viii labor ior the
success Of their political friends and tho PresL
sns would not sSrupIs . use S The iss
raj patronage for tho purpose Of insuTinK tho
succession 70 candidate Of bis oWn stripe. Be
sides, II would be undesirable 70 forbid the poo.
pie IN any event 70 re elect President. There
may be peculiar qualifications or particular cir
cumstances 10 render the continuance OF Ohlef
Magistrate IN once for second term eminentiy
wise and beneficial, and II would DO the part Of
folly toplace any such restriction that proposed
upon the popular Will No petson can pretend
that tho country. suffered By the double terms
Andrew jackson, and few will deny the pru.
denee and Justice Of giving Abraham LAnooln
The opportunity 70 complete tho work OF Ieunion
manner, II the commercial and financial inter.
ests OF the country deem II eNpedient now 70 OK.
tend General Grants term OF once another four
IN or5sr sSS sne and RrGsRy b.
may continue, without the risk lnsepaTable from
change Of administration, can Mr. sumner
thsy should be denied the privilege to carry oul
their Wishes1"
The only real argument used by the Llbe'
rails in this campaign has been the one-tcrrn
principle. 4 good deal can be said on bOtt
sides, but one thing Il certain that the people
Of the country are In favor Of giving Gen
Grant two terms, II for no other reason In th'
world, to save the Government from thu
questionable crowd to whom Mr.. Sumner and
his friends would entrust II.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10

TKUNBULL went to Maine to tell what he
knew about reform. Maine answers by roll.
Ing uP fifteen thousand majority against
illegal ten-thOusand- dollar fees.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10
UETEP ! STATES Z 3 n H. AZ sALEog YAH

Y EiBLE fRoPERf " iE 6Ei6 ESToWS. b, g. g.
gsIt once q ths suPgsms Court Of de District q
OolumbiA, and to directed, will sell al public
ale, for oAAR II front Of the door II aid
ipis,h9t, on fAlDAY, the I3h day % september
l9Ia ~ IL O'Clock m, All deiendanpH right title,
claim and interest 10 the following Lott u Union.
town, in said District, iollouni Nos i28 I9lGI5
~, ltl ~ l g2l, 9iq, 90, 97 a5s and ~, be.
lonGiaE 70 John ", NAu Hook, Also, Lots Nos, As
tegether WITH ali and S!nEglar me impT9yemsnti
mere p " the county q WashinEton District Of 90
Jeha taI and John W Van Hook, and viii b sald y
isf ana ksn IsS 1st SI. 20 u
use Of William Ward. ALEX. Bnklfe,
AUoUsE a, "a Ausfd.di
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10

Horace GREELEY made a speech In Port
land. Result-a magnificent Republican vie.
tory
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10
Wood and Coal.
DODt GOAL AND WOOD n

GOAL AND WOOD GOAL AND WOOD II
The Subscribers beg leave 70 lnfoFm their numerous
friends and euatcmofa and the public generally, that
thhy have on hand and are constantly receiving
large oArEoel OF GOAL Of the various kinds And
choicest Qualities all Of which they arc prepared 70
ell AZ tho lowest market rates Qholq6 quality Of
WOOD kept constantly on hand GOAL A CARERS
ossS ...i, Yard No. 5iV foOFiada,hIii street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10

Wbols' toks'a, BlOg halves, 81 qaArtsra SAN; II
shols tickets fog sloO t9L slSs y l9s tO, ll9 for
lsaI than slOO worth Of tickets a. time 10 AoooId-
eSS W. S,9S M ~ "a hsss
leading Into tbs oiy Tor the sale ~ roandtFp 1kota
ts0d ~. P ~ s,ah rsh " ~
furnished by the louisyills snd Nsshvills railroad
the Loulayille Cincinnati and LoInHt0n railroad the
Louisville, IndiAnApolis and Madison railroad, the
Ohio aHd Msal.sPp RAILROAD, the L1ulsylls and Din
oinnAti hAllbSat Hoe, and ths Louayls, Owsnsbofo
and Henderson Mail lins PaekslS.
Az sEspis are rsguirsd close sales end make their
SEPTEMBER D. 70 do this susosasfuliI koeS located
AZ GTsat distances must close some days before the
All tlsksts to which Elis are suaEdSd win he paid
without discount By the fAImeFa' aud Drpyers BAnF,
either In currency, By sight DAFT up5h the Fourth
National Bank Of Now York, II pptai o. The holder
The ueksts must hFat bo pradantad a. this OHoo,
Room Ne. Public AbrAy huildlnH, haiOTS thsy viii
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10

lutAiI INV huNas Al OaAh r'sss.. NuuutUOO
The Concert sell Nll bs the most brilliant orahea-
tral display that ever occurred ID tho Wost Uno hua-
drtd pgTiOTmer, gathered from ali pAFta Oh this ooun
W aud from Eurppe, undoT the direction Of Prof.
Hast, viii contribute To this ErEnd musical carnival
And TO hnJrd ample for sYoiy tnk 81 elder 70
oDtoy anoh unusual mullol festival, the Concert
viii bs given 10 Central Para, Hhsra ATTApgom6nts
have been made To AooommqdAte All who may come
PeTtons holding whole, bali Or quarter tickets viii
be adnitisd % both the ConosIt spd DrsWisg, sBd
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10
THOlIAa d. BIIAnILRTTE,

Pablie IbE4Ty B1lldinE. Lshltvlis, Ky.
III dr1 sHg WI b p1shk 81 az L0sifBts p1BsTa
aad Nss rork H,Hlld and q bal o9ptsi 10 pgr.
eAassTs g EL9ni u-.sis aUB bAH ssgt " ysiisr.
charge o. MAJoh THOMAS n, HLvs
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10

DooLIrTLE went to Maine. Rcsull-four-
teen thou sand Republican majority.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10
For Sale or Rent

I1oH sALR-slxTu sIREEr, BFrwRRN o
\ Nd n least hall pptd9ran sauafe)-ons q those |
new three stoTy DWElllNuS deep loti can pot up |
s. wynn tsrpn, ." w. 7" 3, ii. w2RsFR,
INV y " Assss - .4s es,easo .s.sss
INoR ahJE-A THREE.yTORY BRICK HOUSE, |
y oostslaipS lpins rooln- b th.room and 5siisr;
pres tryqt IN g.ihle t,,melns.i sA,es and
Eori6sTa iiSsiiy MsiEsl Apply 10 eFp,'.'s
r....,.. n,,,,a. ..,h ~, y. IA
n 49,. n.,ib $50 N''u'' satiads
..roR s,ty TaRss vain. MIA a1IIpIsa
r. ofsi frpn,ips os ssventh stat S.t~sss 4
'Ia h I:'i n'E northern s ssyEiS
4 TouSE Won AMI. FiiaNTTiiRE FoR EGIE
ii Bsst isss,ioSi st.1tSins ' nsw' No. s9j "
foss'.loo Il,'o i@".di,i.iy: ::te 81.
v my y''o ,, - ~" So,
ARMS Sdi,osnt 70 he city u wsshlasiop, Il coo.
ana ne ,ssdi, Of sIesl,pG nSslIt,. i, SooS S,sts
u oultlvaion. The remainder embraces hun timber,
vs1s and msah9E s1d, . Lh s6s e irS. o. sI.
,st9 ; ;-ni.s ii,T' p a.. sSfsssss.. u
rem ne Ts9,ro MstssI; i've %,Is. from l6; Rsiil
roads wAi Watsrsd, ADD suitable Tor garden OF
scripticn sod term, given ~ SpPiylpE =, -.
,.rsa,,,- ID Nv wA 4 ,,,ss,
,,op s,Ip .rWnsropy ,S gS .s.pNgSr
Htitt, rs =, T. -, ~ wv 1879 80
ist sd n nod In iupruysmSns IN Nae sod wealthy
Price 'L"" on easy '' ESfso,
FOR gALE -THREK-STORv RRtOK TIN
long time.
sv,,,, VAN, ALSO, ,,,, ,,.r,
IN Ali parts Of the city. -
seLsos, SIS Fifteenth street, opp. Trsssn;y
ISoR SALE a bRii1i sF0iiR NITit an vi TiI.
cut hStars-, q one halt ~ goI every thlns
s9 ~ .1,, mall s.D s,s Ne sSS
S Sss,S Ssg0l W. pi5ssy hG XIII H1 D. pc
HUE sL W., hiitsl ELASS VIM M
~ odssH fI,'isns gyes Hsdi
sepS9v Orbosile City Hall
" B5o' AZ, E5M 5XHes sT a sIi 10
a.1.g ". 4 n ~ ~ ~ ~, ~ " ' ~ III
hs ne 5Ss,S1 Ss '' y,
| 500 ssteolh strest souih-ssL lOhmn.l slu
'bAsr NNE'iN nm mn mn thbTits' A''E"i'oN'
We are ..IlInS IA rs SS,aper tbsu an, othsr Brn
SSS. W. h1SGD OF SspssS,P' Call aud sec
..s W: p COITkELL %,
..pgu 'IStSII ssSoSd ana fsSi.ss sSsnua.
IIoR RFNT-Tw0 T1RFF:sI0RY PRFssED
3orthgs.,. oonta!a rooms, bAtb;room, watsI oloss'
&C. 20 per mohVA 70 Ap'fpSyi; ~ enn SnSe
| No ans s.ve,tb .,,..I sorns, Ic1Isi,5 "a svsT1,s
ssp9lW
~, Iho;s Is;.S ~ now p,";;'sa 6rlck font
ri GsSlh and For,taSS;S pS no. % SSSIsiS
sch .y SGi' DO gS% %5. TsT.
proven ents, such as speaking tnbes bell each
cold wsiss .tSSanSy ~Ss tabs, IStSpb. stoves, sSs
| wallis 30 &c moo large Seraudah IN float hand
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10

"DIREoo" Is the motto of Maine. She
points tbaNslfB Novefhber.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10
RgFSEa x Ken rim Nv r EEE2rI Ss.sSv

tpRoPOsAJS FOR THE ERECTION nv
4 RULL1iNu AT TIM NAVAL OBsERvA.
q. T. NAVAL OusERvAroRYl
wAsufEaruN, opt =, Is7l. !
until 70 osloek M, lSS o. s,p sTbSf, 'sfi ioi he
plsns anil snstlh atinns Of the work may be sssn
ard explanations obtaineh a. the Uuusd Etsiss Ma.
me ljsbt % decline sny or ali bids not sdvsuts.
raoaa 10 thp tauTsrnment Il reserved
Proposals sealed Aod iudor-si "Pruposals for The
RTsotlon Of Tower and Dome" Win hs sddTg;s;d 20
sspiO.td Roar Aduirai. supsTiatsI dsSL
IN THE SueREnE OoURT OF THR DISTRICT
L or nOLUNBIA, HOLDING SPEOIAL
10 the saseot l. QuINruH wAsaIaa roH, ai,nlnistrs.
tpr q RalJ Washington, deosAsrd, the admnstrator
AlorysAd has, with tho appreciation Of the supreme
So,sssd III ssbkY. The ist dsS o. ossoS S IsTS
foT ths hnAl asttieineat ard disttlbtIiLbn Of the
s.onal s,tais d aid doossssd and q the assets II
tssssd lnto oney when and who're ali the creditors
~ hsiru Of said deceased are notified 70 attend,
ssrsss b. lac ss sTs1Sssd sSS al ssn.s Il sad
gsbashsd once SseL io5 three weeks n ne REPUB
.spigrss. tFF6 ]. Of III 6: e S''
TINTED SKATES PATENT oFFIoE,
y a.. WARRINGTON, ID. o., NsptsmbeIB 8, Is1l
Ga The pstition ~ THtoDoRE Nom, Of Memphis
= s,S 20 III aSy q JsSSs and 9u:S
% hss,h DAY o. Novsuoer, lssa Tor az imp ovemsut
III ordered thst toe ts,tImouy In the os,, be oIosed
% The 10th day o. Dccsmher cert that The time tor
nne arsumsnts ard the famlnurs report be limited
ne RI az o. PsSST s a., 9 :, ssS that s,id
ssld rusg " %, LEGGEcr. Oommisslous'.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10
Ky wM L;wALIs q "a, ,AustIonssr-,
300 and pO1 Pennsylvania avenue, cor. Ninth :
vALuABLE GARDEN AND TRUUK LAED
WITH THE IMPROVEMENTS, At 400.

- AVuA hVNAHHsN NoNAeN " Aehtu anu ~ huech
VALUABLE. GARDEN AND TRuuK LAED
WITH ThE IMPROYRMEHTs, AT 400
4, On MONDAY. the asa day Of September. A. D.
lsla ~ II soygt a m W ahsll Ieell, on I'm prsms
iseg that yAneble Tract Of Lard belonging Emau
nel laoy esq., and Adiolnl,G the farms o. John Y.
Oaff and John Hoover, go ItnE In Prince George
county, hAIlaud, aud on inc new cut BlAdeBsbuTE
road, boat Tour mi from tho AshipRton city
keiA, on the uisuwood Osmetery road THIS place
cannot be tqrpassed trok gSSdrn IN the state Of
hAulAnd. twill be sold As foiloWr. ~ Ons o. acre
Lot Nth tho improvements, eJus'stuE 81 a large
dsellnE house, bar3, stable corn and hen hnd smOfs
two lULaure Lots, unmproysd, with n yrr faitiSE
atrnaps q water Iunnina Though eaeh lot This
plsoa Will positively ba sold with1at reserve 10 the
hinhest hlddnrA To which ash the attention Of
buyers to Attanf the lie, thsY will rot be dis
Appniuted N reference 10 purohAslng Al positive
Terms One half cwS balance 10 one. iw,. and
three IgAfb Tor notes bearing interest," sud secured
by deed OF tIust On the premises Iod Al CONVEX.
Anung and revenue stamps at the cost Of the puF.
uhAsaTI BhO down each lot Al the time OF tAe and
v the erns are not coupl'ed With within ieu DAYS
after tbs DAY Of ss, tbs reserves the tigh 10
Ing purchaser, by AtsuT, sing three times ia a1me
newspaper published In washington city.
Also, afuer the sale OF land, We shGli sail al the
growing crop, oonsisiog 10 rArt, Of iOO cobb yes,
three acres Of Asparagus, l,9O ThuhATh plants Ao.
Also, four good work horses, harness. uAEDBs CART,
and all Kinds OF farming implements, Nhioh deem
unnecessary To mention.
ssp6-td 6aEkN a WILLIAMS, Aucts.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10
Auction Sales.
Te-DHy.
Te-DHy.
ny H. COLEMAN, Asctiauesr. -----,--,.
DHou east corner on Tsnh Frset and PennsylTAnia

u 10 their advantage 10 call on me- ss viii psy oash
ioI The Eooas q sell :. pebble sHel,epft 9F
phav .'5d tx ''ep = iuphassss
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10

FOR PRESIDENT;
ULYSSES 9. GRANT,
or ILLIHota.
HHa.f
FOR WOE PRESIDENT;
HEnRY WILSON.
or HAssAcHusETTP.
FOR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS,
NORTON p. chIPMAN.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10

EONZAGA COLLKGR.
The OollsEiAts RHsFolsea Of this lhstItalIon will he
resumed, at its Ror location on ! stest, bstWsrn
Meth Capitol and flrst streeta west, on MONDAY,
TERMS.
for tho OlAaaloa UouIse per quarter OF II WeakA Al9
fot the 200 classical OOurae, per quarter, " 10
There Will DO en- eItTa uhArRs Of ave dollars 1851 Der
AppArGtua lGul9'9ml JAAKS CLARK, PTsS'L
Ill oilities unsuTpassed A Home Robooi ~, hovs
proparnE Tor Bu insss, Unlegs West Point or Naval
eTouiaTs TO Prof 4. o. NAH itws, 4. ~, Mathew
htoEe Z; o., Howard oountJ, Nd. RstsTsncssi Rev.
U. ". Simpson, GeorEgloWu, ID. o. W. n. LAnsl sy,
esg., And Oap'. II. W. HowEsts, WAshinE ton, D. q.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10

LNoR BALE-THRRR yALUABLE RuILDIng
II lOrA, froutlBE on seventh STREET bstwsen
aud r. near new northern Market Apply IN
sspiO-tg AtSTROP DUDLEY.
HOUSE FOR RENT, FURNITURE FOR hALk
H Best looatioog everything new No. 115 ~.
tenth alrsat between New York Avtuus aud street
Possession given immsdiNtey. ssln ~
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French COnfectlons

EI0uCU COUIECLIOnB.
TUST received at McKENZIE'S. a select
u assortment Of FRENCH BON-BONS. CON.
Nergatines, Cream Cherries, 3lacio Chest.
nuts, Crystalized Fruit, and full limo Of
Chocolate Goods. -
quality. Oct % 4
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In New York city are still extaut five
OF the buildings used by the British as
prison-houees of the American patriots
during the British occupation of the
city,. from the 10Th of September, 1776,
to- the 1st day of April, 1888. These
old vestiges of that period of horrible
suffering are the North Dutch Church,
corner of Fulton and William streets,
which received 800 prisoners; the Middle
Dutch Church, on Nassau street, (the
present city post Office, in which Sir
William Howe crammed 5000 martyrs: !:
the Provost Prison, now the Hall of Re-
cords, and the old Rhinelander sugar
house. situated on Rose street, and now
used as an establishment to store paper
materials. Among other interesting his
torical features connected with the Mid
die Dutch Church was the wooden cupo-
Ia, (removed within the past month,
from which Benjamin franklin directed
those experiments in electricity that were
the germ out OF which sprang Morse's
telegraphic system. This old building
has been used as the post Office since
1874, but it is doomed to destruction. It
will, ere long. be pulled down, and new
Chamber of Commerce will be erected
upon its site.
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Gun and Blasting Powder.

Il brated POWDER Manufactured at Vii
mington, Delaware, by Messrs. Dupont. De-
Nemans CO., and have constantly on hand
fuli assortment OF the various kinds manu-
RIFLE POWDER, in whole, half and quar.
ter kegs, ~ 1NAA
DEER POWDER. in rs pound kogs,
BLASTING POWDER, in 25. pound kegs,
in 1-pound canisters
All other brands will be furnished at short
notice from the Charleston Magazine. For
sale IN quantities to suit purchasers BY
Oct a JOHN AGNEW d SON
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The Grand Central
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT
Is Now Receiving the Finishing
TOUGHEST

WE are now settled in our large and ele.
w CANT store. where customers will find
every convenience and comfort, with plenty
OF light to make their selections.
me various departments are thoroughly
refurn1shed and amply supplied with all tho
new and desirable goods found either in Do.
mestic or Foreign markets..
We cordially invite all to examine our large
and attractive stock, where will be found. 1T
all times, the latest novelties, as we'll as full
line OF DOMESTlCS and HOMESPUNS.
patterns and very low in prices.
RUGS in endless variety.
Our s1.00 and 81 so KID GLOVES, in one
and two Buttons, are the best ever sold in Co.
the ladies in good bumor
we have adopted new rule at the GRAND
CENTkAL-we give customers their exact
change. VIM. D. LOVE g. CO.,
Grand Central Dry Goodn Establishment.
Under tho Wheeler House,
oct ~ Corner Main and Plain streets.
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The tooth of masterdon is reported
to have been found in Clay County,
Ind, which weighs ninety-two pounds.
With an ordinary row of teeth the lower
Jaw OF the animal must have weighed at
least 1,500 pounds.
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Bonds for Sale.

HSHE Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
4 RaiIfDad Company will sell slOO, COO of it's
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS. Ienrlne intnrns1
at the rate of Z per cent. per annum. at so
and accrued interest on 100-making the in
vestor nearly per cent. per annum, in adJj
ton 10 the discount. Apply to NJ. r. Pceram,
cashier FIRST National Bank, Charlotte, G..
Douknight, Treasurer, or
Sept % WM. JOHNSTON President
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First take the Blood and Liver Pills to wnrL
on the 1ae and purify tho blood; three or r
lour VIII be sufficient. Then take a table.
spoonful Of HEINITSHS OHILL CURE. It
has been tried: We know it.
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To Rent.

To Kent,
k~x TO an approved tenant, I will rent the
fM Walkcr House," situated on Upper
xGA Boundary street. Apply to
Sept 70 r. O'NEATE In
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A BOURBON. le Oomte
de Ohambord, on the 29th ultimo, COM
pleted his hfty.second year, as his birth
occurred on the 29th of September,
1920, just seven and half months after
the assassination Of his father, M. lie
Duo de Berri, February 13, 1920
Forty-two years of his life, and more,
have been passed in exile, rs he left
France in August, 1880. after his grand
father, Charles X, had lost his throne, so
that, unlike Charles II, of England, he
had to 60 on his travels again. Had tue
grandfather been wise man, the grand.
son would have been Henry V, King Of
France and Navarro, at this time. On
his death bed, Louis XVIII said to his
brother, 80 soon to become King, "Let
Charles x take care of the crown for
that boy" pointing to his nephew. But
Charles X did not take care of the crown
for "that boy"-and, consequently, the
sole survivor of the main Bourbon line
has no crown to wear. He has claims to
q crown that he can't enforce, and the
chances are that he will never again see
Franco. He belongs to the antique
world, to world that has passed away as
completely as the world of Pharamond-
or that of the Pharaohs-has passed to
darkness. He will not abate one lot or
title of his legitimate ideas, and so he
is almost as far down among the dead
men as if he were sleeping at st. Denis
"a spot that is not likely to be his final
resting place.
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PATRONIZE HOME ENTERPRISE
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIEs,
A LARGE stock of CARRIAGES and
"A BUGG!ES, OF our own manufacture. war.
ranted to be superior stock and workman.
snip, now in the Repository. Also, a number
oilered for sale at reasonable prices.
carriage and Wagon Mandatory.
Having added number OF skilled workrar
to tho former force, we are prepared. with the
6est selected materials, to execute orders for
CARRIAGES. BUGGIES and WAGONS. OF
any any style; Also, REPAIRING and PAINT.
lNt' winch we warrant to give satisfaction.
JOHN AGNEW, Proprietor.
o,.,o M. J. CALNAN. Agent.
". AZ 3mo
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Desirable Residence for Sale.

krA THE desirable one and a half story
.G&M DWELLING, located on the South. weht
corncr of Lady a,.d Marion streets. ia
offered for sale. The house has all the mo-
nern improvements, with Mansard roof.
The lot contains halt an acre. For terms.
apply to IT. M. POLI,OC
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For Rent.

fSsss. THAT large and commodious STORE
E;; now occupied by Messrs. Porter& steele.
EHA- Possession given the LIST Of October.
For terms, inquire of G. DIEKCKS.
Aug 2i
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Special Not1oea-

On harriage.-Happy relief for Young
Mon from the effects OF Errors and Abuses in
early life. Manhood restored. Impediments
to Marriage removed. Now method Of treat
ment. Now and remarkable remedies. Books
and circulars sent free, in sealed enyelones
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. Q
south Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa.
Aug IL 9mo
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-25
To the Lovers of Good THINGS.

MoH!ElN;ZIIE has just received fno lot Of
VxA CANNED GOODS, among the assort-
puaaio ment are Preserved Cages, Cherries. Straw
Derrles; n GO; among the fresh fruits Pino-ap-
Pies, Grapes California Apricots, &C.. We
have, also, Spiced Salmon, Picked Lobster
Potted Ham, Branded Fruits of all kinds
Among the vegetables. Lima Beans, Aspara.
gus, dreon reas, and q variety Of other arti-
Olives, Pepper Sauce, Fresh Prunes and Firs
Nuts OF all kinds, Homemade Jellies.
MoK ENZTE's.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-12-12
Terrible Railroad Accident.

MuFFLIN, Pa. Dee. ). A terrible ac-
cident occurred on the Pennsylvania Cen
tral Railroad about fifty miles west OF
Harrisburg this evening The second
section Of the Cincinnati express train
bound east, ran into the rear of the first
section and telescoped two Pullman cars.
Five bodies have been recovered from
the debris Their names are as follows
Matthew Knowles and }. w. Bacon, both
of Chicago, and w. w. Dantz, wife and
child of Green Lake, Wis. Five persons
were injured. Every person on the second
train escaped uniniured
HARRISBURG, Dec. 6. The engine of
the first Cincinnati express train going
east was making steam badly, and when
about mile east of Milflin, the rear car
of the first train vas run into by the
second section, knocking the rear car on
to the bumper and half way through
the car Immediately in front, killing five
persons named in last nights dispatch.
1t is supposed that they were killed IN
stantly as their bodies were cold when ex-
treated from the ruins