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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-08-01
EXTENSIVE ARRIVALS.

TIME UNDERSIGNED is now opening hand
1 some and well selected stock Of -
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WE arc now prepared 10 take orders for The
w above-deliyerable at any, time between
this date md the 1st of October next-in GUAM
titles 10 suit purchasers for cash, or payable on
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

strict military principles, aud Wa, model
Of worth and excellence.
l. required Two weeks and the labor Of
sixteen nsn I complete this work.
Whitman aud his family had been liv-
Jog in their house for week. All the
families had moved into their homes save
the Hebers, but Gay with q pretty tyrAn.
ny had not allowed Mark t. cross the
threshold Of the house since he had finished
1t.
Now, when Mark unyoked his oxen,
turning them loose in his own yard, and
drew his wagon under great cotton.
wood in his back garden, Gay called to
him with q bright smile, saying that he
might enter the house with her.
He came pl' ased and smiling, but paused
upon the threshold in mute ainazemsst.
Was this the room with four rough 10 &
walls which he had given into her hands 7
Was this sunny little home a Lighthouse
on the plains?
1t seemed incredible.
For little clever-witted Gay, with her
delicate, skiilful fingers, had fashioned n
lovely home out of her barren materials,
such an one as would delight the eye ~
rest upon, and her sole helps bad been two
kindly boys Of fifteen years, who had
worked under her directions.
ats the prettiest room ever saw,
cried Mark, with enthusiasm. "Ther'
ism a house IL town like it. Won't thu
people open their eyes2 tsju,t lovely =
cried Mark delightfully."-. Yon are g
regular home fairy, Gay. You wer'
meant for the frontier, and you are tn
fairest Aower on all the plains My pre-
cious little sister ~
: He drew her to him and kissed her ten
1erly. But Gay, most unaccountably
broke from him blushing like rose.
"Ill call Whitman in to see the house,
exclaimed Mark. not Noticing Gays cor
fusion. 1--WE shall! set up for aristocra,
, of the town.
He dashed out In a boyish eIuberans
and called in the entire population Of Ii
village.
, They all came in, and there was q ger
A, eral request that Gay should christen ih
5 settlement.
Gays eyes frightened, even while Oh
: shrank from the honor thus put upon he
{ Il can't" she said. "Mr. Whitman
= the Oldest Of US all, and is our mayo
: Let him name the village
4 "Then III call it Heber, in honor OF on
= little Gay" cried Mr.. Wnitmsn. "Wh.
do you say, my friends z
e "Heber it Isl cried u dozen voices,
It acclaim.
y At that moment boy who had be,
= playing upon the platform inside Il
IS stocksde came in, gasping the words:
Indians r The above We publish ~
}. specimen chapter; but tho continuAti'
d of this story will be found In the Ne
z York Ledger. Ask for the number dat
g March 80, which can be had At any ne'
10 Office or bookstore II you are not with
ID reach Of a news Office, you can have Z
Ledger mailed TO you for one year
ID sending three dollars " Robert Bonn
u. publisher, New York.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

vv,.ry. b., young Il .,dorne " WE. WIN
-, fp1oc.: \ Momn "'o
s',, by 81. RaJon-pc ger "'o % '"'
TAINTED t... by Mae, " IS. Io're
.f.asu.g. .....,u. touching h''i'1 %
"rne4o.y m.' Ha,ns's "',"- 10
sudcs-IN arc juicy and d 'li'i,'' as
usual Thesc oapcrs have attracted "''
attention. ana consutut' ono o'tle most
our,o,iyo ,a..,-.s or,,u Monthly. shall
we Saw is AIug B,,t' ia sp'''tcd
md scholarly essay IA the field CT gram
',.,icoI coutro.crU ~ Fitzedward Hall,
ofo,atd University and in an able and
eloquent paper DR.. Tayl.r Lewis defends
the b.liefin The Oae Human Race, in
opp .s,tiJn to the theories Of IA race before
Adam. Among tac poems, Margaret D.
Pre.tons {" Hero oltbs Commune should
not be overlooked,
In ,he Editorial Departments D.. ll'.-
Land cNp,c-s,s some decided opinions on
I"A llercsv Of Art, " lIepnor.h ana
lI,,croauAy. "Ihe Illinois Temperance
/ Law. and The General and III Friends.
/ In the "Old Cahiuet" there i.a talk ubou
The Summit VI "Rcll Work, OU
Fr,end- Portfolio, Playing with Tia
Passions" "s,liic. AMI The Soup
tor and the Stutletto.' In thc department
OF Home and Society and CuItUr
- D.. A'.,.,l ' ..- q. - I,rlu
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

pa5-A visitor to the United States Su-
preme court writes: Facing the door
~ you enter, on a raised platform, in silk
en- robes sit the nine judges--supposed 10
be the most diguiaed tribunal in Avert
ca--and have no doubt ii is, no,w,,h-
standing l have seen one Of the judges eat
M apple with great gusto while seated OF
the bench, and another partake Of molas'
ses candy, and after the rcpast lick every
one of his ten fingers with great satistac-
ton
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

r6y Fellow trabellers,' said a "cul-
lud preacher, eff had been catin' dried
apples fjr a week m dau took to drink
for mouf, coI!dn't feel more sweIioI
up dan avn dis mimi, wil pride and
vanity at seeing suci full tendance har
dis evenin'.'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

rS-Some of Tue Cinnamon in san
Francisco hold important. positions. The
Bulletin speaks Of " Lee Can, an en-
ployc of the bank c: California, whose
quiet figure and gold-bowed spectacIes
have long been feature behind the coun-
ter Of that institution
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22
rsRAs or rHE DAILY BuLLrrIS
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY BuLLErls.

John II. oberly 4 Co. nave reduced the sub
seriptiou pt,ce ot the weeSly CAIRO Bulletin To-
One Dollar per daait. making 4 the cheapest p'
psr publi-he IN southern ILLINOIS,.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

"a. s,, ,,, d, A er.niey cDrn'y ant Of The eiY Of
,,,,S III md mo- ii1g ioiig a. southern Wno,si
a NH. aclts jJUHai saah, Dat tc1dessj o"'
,rs,is, on at snbiec's ~ Interest 70 ne pgbc :
t,tsa Lflgs AL ute,tna.ig otrca.a,,Vn, nc bf-''
IN sj1e's me patronage - ta,oi'ycnl reditfs n"i
erl.lurslnI baainess men.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

! midday halt in grove Of cotton-woods,
upon the bank of the south fork of the
Platte, at its junction with O wide, tree
fringed river which descended from the
northward, and here they concluded to set.
tie.
The site Of the village WAS selected eI-
actly at the junction Of two rivers, upon
low blum overlooking the two streams.
Then public square was carefully laid
out with Mathematical exactness.
Then each mans lot WAS assigned h i'm :.
Mark Heber's was next to Whitman's,
on the eastern side or the square, facing
west, and his future garden ran back to
the edge of the low bluff
Mark Heber did mans work, and from
the first day Of this hard toll Whitman
ceased to class the youth among the bows.
In the course of week, eight strong
Lighthouses, each story in hight, and
pierced with loop-holes, and each provided
with single cspacious chimny, were fn-
ished, and fronted the little naked sqdare.
Mark Hober's house was simply ar
ranged built upon the plan generally
adopted by the settlers. There were but
two rooms, one being entered through the
other. The inner room was to be GAYS.
The outer room was TO DO parlor, dinin e.
room, kitchen, library, and Marks bed
room.
"The house is your province, Gay" said
the youth, upon the morning after the
house was finished. l shall leave you to
furnish 1t and transform it into home
while l work on the stockade. If you
need my help when the stockade and block.
house are finished, Twill turn myself into
house-carpenter."
81 ahsn't need you, sir, said GAY ssu-
ely. "You attend to the farm, and lave
the house to me-,
The shelter provided, the eight houses
were left entirely TO the ma nagement of
tue women, the men working upon the
stoekade, which was constructed upon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-16
THE WEATHER.

WAR DBrARTMErT, Office Chier Sienat OGceY,}
WARRINGTON, ID. c., Sept. 16, 1872, II a.m.}
SYNOPSIS PoR PAST TwHsTY-PoUR HOURS
An area OF diminished pressure has moved east
ward from the northwest to lower Michigan
Northerly and noTtheasterly winds and cloudy
weather continue from New Jersey northeast
vard over New England, with rain along the
coast. West of this region from the lakes to the
gnif generally clear weather and light winds.
Inc barometer has risen from Missouri to Lake
Michigan and northwcstward, with generally
clear weather and winds veering TO westerly and
northwesterly. Essterly and southerIy winds
are now prevailing over the lower lake region
Easterly to northerly winds over the south At
lantic and gulf states
PRoBABILITIRs.-No North and west OF the Ohio
valley nOrtherly to westerly winds aud cener-
ally clear and cool weather For the southern
states east OF the Mississippi generally clear
weather and light winds. For the northern por-
ton OF the middle states sou:heriv to westerly
winds and partly cloudy weather durin the dav
the former Veerlng 10 northwesterly during to-
night. For the southern portion west rly winds
and partly cloudy VT ather. For New England
continued cloudy W ather and probably rain
along the coast.
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FINANCIAL AND UOnM ER,uA.

The Baltimore Gcz;tte of this morning savs
II he result of the suspension of six prominent
nIns ~ IaP'n succession must be a temporary
who have not loot by the failures are cautiously
Gaining IN their loans until the excitement sub
slues and confidence Is restored again, while the
unfortunate banks and capitalists, who write
themselves down as creditors, are in no huDor,
II they be In condition, to make further sd
Var ees 10 needy borrowers. There is, moreover,
q very large amount OF money hid up Hntil the
Affairs Of the insolvent firms are settled. We
expect continuation of the present stringency
tor some time to come, and possibly there will
be an increased demand for money; bat IL will
not be VIEW long be fore business returns to its
wonted channels" The Gazette also saws -
"Many persons fear that a disastrous blow has
been struck NJ our foreign and western trade,
and that Baltimore a city will suffer severely
in its future commerce." but "whether she will
no, Baltimore, by her position, must be one
of the very first Ct the seabOard-trading cities OF
this country, and the enterprise and pluck OF
the people is az determined as before
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-16

The discussion as to the authorship of the
famous Dix telegram containing the words L" III
any man hauls down the American flag shoot
him on the spot" has been finally closed by the
publication of a letter on the subject from the
late Secretary Stanton to a gentleman in New
York, in which be said:
MY disclaimer in the note to Judge Pierre
f Vht vi the authorship OF the telegram to New
Sflsans v As meant % be full and unaualihed
.Sh as 10 OPPRESSION and inspirs alton. ire yssrii
1et0ngS lrhotiy % Gen. DIX and should be qpcarted
T. ktD." " W.
ms was hardly needed, in addition to the
tH'S Puo .shed IN TIE STAR few days since,
% es'A'Alsh Tie authorship of the passage in
question; but it efeetually disposes of the stata-
nent Of the editor OF the New York sam. TIA,
MI Stanton told him that he (Stantonl suy-
eested or inspired it, sentiment and language.
las the editor of TIs San anything farther to
say on n. subject?
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Government Securities.
Markets To-day.

BALTTMo RE, sept, l6-YTginia SKIES. old, 80
nrT,1la QUE ldaie6, "a oi clustered ID peelers
~. Nest virginia ?, IL bad t. dsy.
bALT. SEPT io-t0u"t quiet: Tow mid
lnIEs 20 Flour steady holders firm. Wheat active
ioaTce Tor sonit' IN; white southern. 6Sa7o; yell
southern, O.; mixed western, dull, 6laO2 Dat.
steady; southern. 1852 western mixed, 3Ss3q. do
white - BE Gull, 5sss9. Provisions frmer and
guiet- Mes Pork, : ~ IS. Bglk meats iirmer but
not notably hgl ,ho u ders Z rib sides OF; clear
rib sides, "a, Bacon firm and in fair maud prices
pI changed; sugar-cGJ,d bans, J9. Lard nominal
aud quiet, Western butter-choice stock scarce
and wantt i-aa23. bisky firm ans scarce "a.
NEW foak, sept. 10 Stocks strong, ISIS. Money
easy, 4. kxehsDge, long. 8, short g. Go arpments
QUIET and steady. Virginia 6's, II, new, 90 North
Cardinals 3SIS new. :u1.
Esw YORK, sept. l6.-Elour firm Wheat quiet
aid EcmiDslly UNCHANGED. Corn shade mer.
LONDON, Sept. 10. u 81 a. -Consols opened at
va for money, and Sta for account Bonds Of 1865,
old, 914; ls61 ga: l0-40's, 67,i; new5s, S91S.
PARIS, sept. l6.-RtDtes opened AZ 81 francs Is
centlInes
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five might put faith in the calculations and
Estimates OF strength, claimed by the liberals,
II PeUnSy lyauia, Indiana and Ohio land which
they say are made upon a canvass by counties)
IL would sem that their chances of success in
November are by nc means DESTROYED BIZ the
untcward results of the September election.
But, unfortunately for them, they have proved
the most unreliable of calculators and prophets
snd there IS no reason to suppose that their
Vaccinations in regard to the October elections
sreOne whit more reliable than those concerning
the previous elections. In Maine, for instance,
they announced an ascertained liberal vote in
various counties and cities, named suffi cient 10
have reduced the republican majority to less
than 6,ocn, and up TO the very day OF the cleo
ton they we're ssnsuine of carrying at least one
Congressional district and OF greatly reducing
Bisine's majority in the 4th district. In his
district the LIBERAL strength was distinctly fixed
and Identified, it was claimed, by the largely
signed liberal republican call for a liberal con-
yen;iOn &c nominate a candidate against him,
an dby the fact that the convention gave SO lib
eTal votes solid Tor Lang. Yet, when the election
came or, the sIOlibeTsls turned up missing. They
either changed their mind before election, or
every vote they cast for the liberal ticket was
Offset by = democratic vote for the republican
ticket Blaine not only received larger ma
JOTity than IN $50, but he absolutely outstrips
his majority in 1S6s 10y several hundred votes.
There wss similar result In Hale's district,
where the liberal canvass enumerated sufficient
gains, township by township, to have completely
wiped eut Hale's majority Of 1870.
Now the question is: Have the liberals got
Gown to the real facts any more closely in their
canvass in Indiana, Pennsylvania and Ohio
than they did in Vermont and Maine? The
probabilities are that their calculations are
liable 10 the same errors, now, as then. The
silent vote will mislead them, now as then, quite
probably; and they will doubtless find, again,
that they have failed To estimate the number OF
democrats who have dropped out of line, and,
also, the number OF some-time-ago liberals who
have now fallen back into the republican ranks.
Altogether II seems pretty certain that the YER
dict OF September will be sustained by that OF
October.
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Lo, THE PCOR INDIAN Some OF the noble
red men nov visiting Washington are rather
uI-i'Taet!se specimens Of humanity, but .or all
thaf We = Guild not loathe the poor Indian.
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Rsadirg Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
M0 NDAY Sept cmber I6. Isza.
PettifO.Zers.

We sTOle the other cay of the bad blood
created IN the community by alawyer-manared
paper Ike The Patriot, which acting on s.shop-
instincts, Is always egging on litigation. How
the thing works is illustrated by the following
incident Not long ago a we'll known citizen
was thrown from hi carriage and received
some injuries, in cODsequ nee of horse taking
ir'ght at tie body Of another horse that al Just
fallen deat in the street. He saws that in the
next twenty-fOUr hours he received proposals.
from DO les than six pet;ifog .ng lawyers offer
ing TO prosecute the District government for
damages On his behalf: charging him no fees,
but taking the chances Of getting damages, in
which case they would AXE half the judgment
Tor their pains. He peTeTaptOrily declined their
Cytrtures. and told them, one and all, that
he had TO grounds, whatever, Of complaint
against the Board az Public WOEks-that
tie taU't was altogether his own, inasmuch
a when D., horse hrst slowed a disposition 70
shy he headed him towards the dead beast; in
order 10 fsmiiiaTiZe HIM with such objects when
he took violent fright and bottled in the manner
Causing The accident As the dead animal had
only just allen in the street il would not be pos
sible % Eo ID the District authorities blamable
for the fast OF its presence there Yet the petit
foggers. IN view of all there facts, continued to
Erge him 10 go into suit ION spec" apparently
believing hey could patch up a case somehow.
Some time ago pettifogger of this class, it will
Ic remembered, egged on a libel suit against
ne STAR, he agreeing with his client to charge
Nm 10 fees, but to take his chance OF getting
c images, IN which case he would have hall.
This class Of practitioners have been varlously
Cesignsted as "shysters, "Tombs lawyers &C.
heW ashington representatives OF this class NAV
not know law enough to be aware that they Law
themselves liable to conviction of the offence OF
baIratry, but the better informed lawyers who
run the Patriot do know it. That offence is de-
fined by the law books as "The practice OF ex-
citing and encouraging Law sui.s and quarrels."
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nFbEGULAB REPUBLICAN CONGREs
Ny SIGNAL NOMINATING CONVENTION.
Delegates who represented tie several b. yisiativa
districts IN the Regular Republican Convention
held al at Union League Hail. July -, la, are re
gusst.d 70 assembled at Union League HALL on
tUhsDA I, SEPTEMBER IL, at i2 O'Clock IN for the
puIpos. OF taking ACTON upon the Congressional
nominating CCLYe ntion.
IT. J. Il. n BOWEN prasf5an.
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We take gre at pleasure ia calling the attention of
Cur customers and 9th, to the fact that We cfer
them the best
DOUBLE WABP BLACK ALPACAS
PURE MOHhIRs In THE WORLD.
We are agents for the sale of Msssrs. Peake. On
cS 4 Co celebrated brands of the BUFFALO"
and the "BbANER, and not wi this ianiing the great
uperlcrlty OF these goods, We enabled 10 sell
them Low Eh than the most inferior brands sold
iCr in this market.
The genuine goods have a ticket attached to
each piece, bearing picture of the Baff.lo and
. Beal er, thai purchasers may not be deceived
We have these beautiful aud seryiceabIe ALPACAS
in all qualities from cents to al % per yard.
JOSEPH J. MAY,
S39 Penpsy lvania avenue,
seIt 81 between 9th and 10th sts
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N~COLLECrORs OFFICE. ID STRICT OF
UR COLUMBIA,
Columbia S.,la,nss, ~ street northeast,

Sof""soto W street HOrEdtctN,
WASHINGTON, September Is, ls7f
Fer the accommodation Of he public will imme-
diately commence receiving the taxes levied q non
zeal estate in the District Of Colambia for the year
ending June 30, 1873 upon which q discount of 10
pr cent. will be made II paid before October l. Ice
The tax list OF all propert, Ia the city Of George
town 10 now re aty, ard bills will be rendered
The tar Inst OF all property in Washington city
ass, sseo 10 persons whose surnames commence with
either OF the letters from A to X. inclusive, has
been recei' ed, aud bills will be rendered therefor
The balance of said list. together with the list of
properly IN n hington county, will probably be
Completed and fur nished 10 this Office on Or before
September rs. ls77 WILLIAM IL. SLATER,
Collector Of Taxes for the District of Columbia.
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MEDICAL, DC.

MADAME WILSON.
Nv = hsrw'Gr.V Hfs-T',f Fs-ga's PlvS,rsf n a,f
70 Las,ss. '"'
Residence and Consultation Rooms III ON street.
betwosn Il ssd 4. Buoms, Board, Medical attend
ehee, &c, ~ reasonable prices. aul6- 9ms
Il b. 90 40 IA, LA. ~ 90. ntoo,a o. s. gs.ss.
- EoPs4A., csn be consaltee privstefy Ion 4
80. q !. . n: Al his resfdsase, 1904 Nas->chu-
TN eNenue, betNs~s lOtb ana lith street. n N
fISH ht great en- psi iel-~ IN SreAtius over Ia -
Ssses o. TIE U. - Neheraal HJsrital. asS a pr,o-
&c % tbirt3 1eert among boa male and f-xn.is.
D. osn warrant ssrs IL fss cayt.
n %. pOn tie rooeis q q io, Sas zoe an nea,
Involuntary eu issiors. snIslv
he. MOTIFS IREHCH POs DKbr, CEhr<IB
~ Sshb log herFoSs Deb.is9, sezniasl Hats
stems, cacsee By tp5i-OsetioB, GonOrf hSes Clesl.
speedily cured
bdtsa~ Cors~ss sSS d-csss aisos.a.x
enlc n Washington by Mn. n. ENTWIrly
nrnsEist corner Penney rasis add Urn -tres1
Prise ~ per bon, sent By nal. ivsiv
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NJ U FICE.
JUAN BOYLE d CO.

M L = Z
JUAN BOYLE d CO,
REAL ESTATE BROKE
No. 1i5 fIFrEENTH STREET, PLANTS BUILDING.
. FOR SALE
HANDSOMELY FURN tSEEp HOUSE On
south A street, between "a and 81 streets with ~
tnt uodern Improvements. Small cash payments
and lons time balance
,cthersl hMs, small and larre. on the Tine q
me Point OF Eocks ralircsd. within h few minutes
Naih oil the de pot, within thirty minutes Il Mash
iueton- Terrls easy.
Also, she Of two hundred scres, on the same road
&C. - - - -~~NsN'
SIX LOTS near Capitol, fronting on New Jersey
@Nt-nne. One " the finest situations in the city.
h&Bdsame COUNTRY SEAT of 81 acres, one
mile above Georgetown
handsone ROUSE, on corner 2l-t ana "
Eay mtuts. - $500
a tine LOT on G street : f, between q ansst
Two LOTS % 81 street, between q and I. : =
several LOTS on y street, bet. - and ID ; E.
Three hands me HOUSES IN the " ct Ind
Also, HOUSES ard LOTS IN al parts o. tbs CITY
Two handsome not SIS cn 9TH tract
MONEY TO LOAN
mars "
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hOCJ0R J. FORD THOMPSON
- Once and residence; g street, bet zeen 18Th
and lith p reefs, No. 1916. sspl6-eolm@
DBINATE LESSONS IN GERMAN. FRENCH
Il AND MUSIC, BY MILE DF GLUMER-For
further paIt cnlars ples call at Miss LA MM0NDS
School, No. 81 5th street N. W. sel6 Ct
nR. q. L. FLOODS Oxygetized AR treatment
~ cures fcIofula, Catsrrh, Bronchitis. Consump-
ton, al most chro mic diseases, No sos street
N W. III urs IN Office from q. m. TO .. N. Call
Tor circular. Once consultation free sel6-6t'
CLASSES OF CONVkksATlON IN FRENCH
French M ct at his house, No. 2l13 Pennsy lvania
avenue, en Wednesdays and saturdays, from to 8
o'clock: Application made Gs above OF through IN
Post ONCE. sel6 6ts
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RE YOUR OWN LANDLORD
BARGAINSt BARGAINS" BARGalSs,p

tcR sALL.-Six new two st-ry BRICK Dwell
hinG hvUekS on 18th street n. W, between W
SLd Boundary streets, Elk rooms each throe ~, =
hooT. Houses set hack some . feet, pretty lsWp IN
,t'ht reacg ehTuboefy. beautiful verzndah ard
handsome picks It fence 20 each horse WOO, S
cots 10 ieet dep opening alley; near STATE D.,
tsTtent oonv enirEt 70 two street railroads, and in
stl Get irrproN ID aud Pavement laid
Terms: $40 cash. balance in mepthly ins,alments
c! 30. The above rruperty is for sale or reaf
Apply to DODGE DAkSHILbr,
- Rsdl Estate Brokers,
AulO No. i4xs n ~
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AND LIBERAL REFORM
~ CONVENTION

~ CONVENTION.
The Delegates elected from the various Legisla-
tive Districts TO nominate candidate for Deleg Ate
to Congress- will assemble in convention at Lincoln
Hall. corner Of 9th and d streets. on TUESDAY
AFTERNOON, September I7th, ISL, at 3 O'Clock
sharp. By order Of General .Iipaign Committee
1t WILLIAM DICKSON, Chairman.
Patriot, Rep and Chron.