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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-07

COUNTRY BOARD-AT NEW PRESTON, CONN,
~ near Lake Warramany.-Finc mountain arj Vood
table excellent fishing This county IL celebrated
for beautiful scenery and good roads, horses Ao on
for vc six months at deduction OF price. For full
particulars address H. A. BENNETT, New Preston
avenue, Brooklyn, l.. I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-18

A singular statement to the effect that the
entre public domain Of the United States has
already been disposed OF by the government
Cor Congress) appears in the last issue OF tn >
Cnited STAKES Eaonoaiss. The article states that
the entire domain Of the United States exclu-
sive Of Alaska which Is an lee nd and sterile
region, utterly unit for cultivation, consists Of
thirty seven states and ten territories, - -
eating 1913, 200 English square ILL., =,
1852, "a, 100 English square .c,es Or mi.
amount the water surfs~- 9. aN.t,ro.a5 :,
"a, 900, 900 acres the ~ u,t,v.rls ra,i,ns .,ch
as mountains, dur rts g. a, tss go Gao. asti-
mated 4uanti- : to he reserved pn,,er existing
iHNs i0R states yet to be erected 100, Ooo,0 900;
aiH ITiyate titles in the states in which
IL re ara no public lands, 437 900, 900;
which leaves the disposable public lands,
SIS, 100 acres The article then purports to
give statemeEt OF the disposition of public
lands ~ 10 June ~, 1872, in the way Of entries
under the homestead law, scrip location, for
agricultural colleges, for military purposes, In
dian reservations, to railroad corporations, SC,
ly which il appears that up to the date men
toned there had been disposed of SO1 9S7 $40
square acres, or, in round numbers, 1 900 900
acres more than the government really POI
scssed. The article mournfully concludes by
saying that ait will be seen that substantially
there are no public lands left, and that hence
forth the emigrant who comes hither to till the
land of any of our western valleys, through
which wind the subsidized railroads. must buy
II from those corporations, for the government
has no longer any to give him."
We are authorized by the Commissioner of
the General Land Office to state that the arti-
Gle from the Econ9mist, from which the above il
obtained, Is based upon an erroneous estimate
and that il contains egregiOus errors which will
be corrected in due time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-18
TIE THE PUBLIC.
the Prevention of the spread EFF r pi.
demic. Infections and Contagi ous Dis.

Rules, Regulations and distractions for
eases in the District of Seiambia. DIS
n &C. ct T n Of
Il is made the duty of the Board of Health Of
ment the said District is threatened with or seceed
by any formidable epidemic, infectious contagious
regulations and instructions as may, IN their Judge
ment, be deemed effective for the prevention and
instructions to be and remain in full force and Eject
until by the said Board revoked: Proptded That
Bcard may be deemeS !. the
Now, therefore. the Board Of Health of the Dstrct
s with an epdemc S, 3, Sas.
hereby make and issue the following orders regus-
Every pSysieisa Or r. be s Of any family in tn.
District Of Columbia, having knowledge Of any case
other sAp
or Infectious disease, shall, within twenty .foSr
ton the ssms to the board q 81 ni0ms
dnat any person dy ing q any Of the fsreaoine
from the Beard Of Health, the time for snch inter.
Every Sndsrtaker within the District Of Coun b =,
s reSuired upon the certificate Of attend
sosnizspce Of the case. to report the same re IL
o. Heath and secure permit for the burial Of
eSnH Me- rlnG.d or s's:nbo.. company otr
umbs or srtce 1 sO6 5es District S Of 90
pscted Of being affected BY any Of the foregoing AS
~. enr I1isrees, car steamboat, or OF aer
article effected or suspected u being Affected a.
Aforesaid EMAIL be stopped upon the limit Of the
Dfstrict q Columbh until the Board Of HealtA n
oalY potined OF the same, and the proper q fSoer
tneieoi sne have msde inspection Of sad pcrsoo or
s,rsci, snd Of The SEINE secorias to the
- During the Ireyslenee Of any Of the foreeoina
eseases within the Dstrict Of columbia, then 81 al
be useo As dsinfectaptc-In prfvies, dry earSi dry
nee suiphate Of iron, carbolic scid with su5vhate
@ lime or some Other previously tested and itahle
S SSsss 3 nai u e y
With ene.hah pi.e Of crude carboiic soia s6dcd -
than pint night "a nofSisa; M drsSs -
and 1Hon DEemases eeserally. Quick -l1e, earboist.
OF lme. Or otAer s4siyaleat disinfecfaas mali Sc
keep aif preniseG within thu Disirics ssSeI-tSs %
uorer sanitary condition. - -
That AZ undestakers, or persona artins A m.
deftAkers, N the city Of 0eoreefoWl - hereby -
9ured 70 Hepon p the Board Of Hss}tk q or bssoS,
the tenth day OF each month, NTH other1iss q.
aerssa, ~ iSasnents Hade By thsa, tossther u1h
oer.incsts rom the psysiclan @ ether rsslaasleis
death o. any ssttina forth the nae sex
color, eye, time OF end cause q death, end aSo the
place OF hnterment, together VITA such otAsr fact
% may serve % henfify tie individual sod be 81
ss s 70 sss Board in Of cpl
These regulations ths Board Of Hsnlah Will "a
conserve she public health, rigidy enfofce sccorS
ing to the law co.fesrfng tie ant horlfy ana 1sSiss
Il the dwty Of the Board q Health 10 issue orsrs
regulations aud instructiSps ss Aforesaid
President bo.,ao y h a1 q. 60 COX, D.
AsPsovsa-H. p. 05Dkt, Sa.ssRer. au 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-18

The last mortality report Of Health Officer
Harris, of New York, is calculated to show
strikingly the salutsry effects of improving the
sanitary condition of cities. Within the past
few weeks the city of New York has been
undergoing cleansing process, and the result
is shown in DIR. Harris report. By this it
appears that there were GO deaths reported
during the week ending July II. In the pre-
vious week the actual mortality was 6S3. In
the corresponding weeks last year there were
1881 and 1, O22 deaths, with 653 and 4sl deaths
charged with disrrhpsl maladies. Last week
there were 2T3 deaths by these malsdies. and
IN the week ending the 9th instant 2Os. The
health officer closes his report by saving:
The favoring natural causes by which this
year, in the first two weeks of july the total
number of deaths in this city has been 2t0
ltSs than in the corresponding two weeks last
year, are worthy of special duty. The furnace
OF this treeless city DESTROYS young Children
The parks and highland regions mi eht save
elOusands that perish in the CITY during our hot
summers, The death rate aud the causes of
neath IN New York, at this period, correspond
Win those IN Vienna and Rome In Europe
All the large cities in the United States continue
70 report moderate rate of mortality, and in
tne towns that have suffered in the southwest
the saving erect of sanitary duty has been yerv
marked mHrked; The decrease of mortality IN the
Pubnc institutions, the comparativeIy ioht
death rate among children, and the absence oS
ePldem diseases in New York Justly encourass
the utmost thoroughness Of sanitary duties bv
officers" ~ 5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-18

TIA AaRkNea.

Il, sAL LIN July H.-yIrsinis si.ss, coupons.
Sla, %s do, new, 81; Va. y consolidated, $50
to-day. -o>s' N''' ''~"' WV ~
LrInoRE, July H-Oottop aniet-lov mid
.nss, 10. Elourvery qaiet, steady and prices an
charged. Wheat dun and declined ceuts-white
choice, o. so fair 70 prime do. 81 Is choice
amber, sI7CtGS172 good to. prime red, $1609
IS: common TO fair do. 8 4s69s %; red west
ern, 81 5OG s IS; amber western, $500 81 IS
Corn cuiet and frm-white southern, SiG156; vel.
lag southern, So@S2: mixed western, NJ Osts
dull-sOuthern, 5O@53i western mixed, E9i3; do.
white, $3.50. Rye dull, 65@7o. Hay unchanged
Western butter dull-eoOd to choice, ISE2l no buy.
ers. Whisky firm and scarce, "a. Sugar in active
DEN and, stock scarce ,l0s4eyn. -..
NEW YORK, July ls-Siocks dull. Gold steady,
l55f. Money easy SG4. Exchange, long ga; short
lOls. Governments very quiet.
NEw YORK, July l5.-Flour shade frmer. Wheat
1@fbecter, Corn quiet aud norninslly unchanged
LoXDoN-puly Is, 1880 . m.-The weather is fair
aid favorable To- crops Bonds of lSd2, old, 93a!
lU-4o, 9psz. Erie, %.
LoNDON, July Is, 3p m.-Erie, 49,.
L. NDOS, July Is, $50 p m--Erfe, isK
Par 5, July Is, p. m.-Rentes 50 francs, IS cen
tiulrs IT r..
LoSDoN, Jul.ls, 3:B D. m.-The rate Of discount
for thTe Tonth'r bills in open market is per Cent
below che Bank Of England rates. Erie, I51S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-18

The residents on PAYNE street, near King,
were greatly annoyed last night about $50
O'Clock, by the noise made BY dogs in the neigh
bOrhood. They fought for at least an hour
keeping mp the whole time the most horrible
yells that could be imagined.-Alerandria Sen
ttasl
We commiserAte the residents of "Payne
street, near King" and commend to them a
perusal of the proceedings in the case of Hon.
Caleb Gushing rersus Kelly, in the Police
Court as printed in yesterdays STAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-18
THE WEATHER

War DEPARTMkNT, ttrscs At Calsf SSR1al DAeer
WAsBINGToN, july Is, 1873, 1910 d m
cfNcPsls FOB TIE PAST TWENTY -FOUR HoJRs
The barometer has fallen since Thursday morning
on the eastern Gulf coast. 1t has fallen over the
lake reg ion, the Middle and Eastern states bur IL
now rlhlns In the extreme northwest The tempera-
tnre hes fallen s0mew hat in New England, the Ohio
Sahey, and the northwest. 1t has risen in the Mid
de states, and especially in the middle Atlantic
states. Fresh southwest winds, with partly coutIy
and clear weather, prevail in the southern states and
ONO valley. Easteriy wihds, with clouds and
rain IN New England: Southwest winds and cloudy
weather in the lower lake region. West and north
wet winds, Increasing to high, with partly clear
and CLEARING weather in the MORT Invest. =
PRoBABIL1TIEs.-Durfng the rest Of Friday, for
the Southrn states rising barometer southw esterly
winds, and generally clear, warm weathSr For the
Ohio valley and Middle Atlsptic states, Increasing
soutN est anf west winds, and generally clear W arm
weather. Fer Pennsy lyaaia and New York. west
erlS winds, cloudy and clearing weather, and local
storms. For New England, easterly winds, cloudy
and rain For the take region, west and northwest
winds, rlsins barometer, partly cloudy and clearing
weather. For the northwest, rising barometer,
nOrthwestery winds and lower TEN pArature. Morn
ing Geographic reports missing from the south
west.
LOCAL RECORD.
The thermometer in the business room OF THE
STAR office registered to-day follows:-S g. m, So
10 a. M, 50; l2m., 81; 2p. 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-18
FINANCIAL AMI CoanExCIAa

There u no change IN the wan street m arket,
worthy Of note, save perhaps the buoysnce Of
tne s.oek market, which Is ruling firm. Monty
continues easy. The New York Tiaes saws:
The Pacific mail directors held . meeting. and
ordered a copy Of the earnings and expense, of
each OF the company's steamers to be- placed
npon The countess at the office, for tue iuspec-
ton Of the public. 1t Is generally believed Oh
the inside ring of Pacific mail spectators are
being badly bitten in the present rise Of the
stock, And that they are doing their utm0st 70
give 10 bad Odor before the public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-18

Judging from the Developments, the legs
iaftve Investigation Of the manner In which
many justices Of the peace transact business
DID not come day too soon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-18

How curious some people are, to be sure. The
Lynchburg TiryiHiGn, for instance, referring to
the recent appointment by the Virginia repub-
ucau association Of this city of delegates to the
coming republican convention at Lynchburg,
inquiries "whst business have citizens OF Wash
ington In . Virginia political convention? but
especially, what right have they to act as del
egates?' Whom win they represent" .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-18

Tne glorious uncertainties Of rowing races
were illustrated by the result Of the college
regatta at Springfield, where the honors were
won By the Yale crew. This crew vas never
rated by the knowing "specials" for the New
York papers o. having ghost Of chance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-18

1t Is related OF the late Judge John Robert.
son, Of Virginia, that he was such strict con-
structionist Of the constitution, while a member
on Congress, chat his greatest apprehension
was If he shOuld die In Washington he would
be buried at the public expense, for which he
held there was no co lstituti NAL warrant"
With such conscientious convictions what must
he have thought Of the credit mobilier affair
and the Congressional back pay steal?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-18

The good work goes on Complaint of an
other barking dog vas made In tho Police
Court to-day, and the owner Of the animal had
to leave go collateral to secure Its being killed
forthwith, otherwise he Is to pay nne OF 81
per day until the nuisance 10 abated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-18
The Star - Hahl.

Pers6D .eavfng ~ city fsr the summer, or
any PORTION Of n, eAa have rHB STAR mailed TO
their address fsr slsh TIM - they desire, at TIE
rate Of MY cent? Isr nostA. Orders, accom-
panied BY ne nsssy, sAosid b mt 70 ths busi-
nea once Of ne paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-18
DROPOSALS FOR COPPER
PROPOSALS FOR FUEh,

Sealed Proposals will be received nv the Roard NJ
rIsnees Of Colored Schools until O'Clock D. m,
rAIDA1 August Isl, 1873, for furnishing and de-
hverlng At the several School buildings under the
control OF he Board, at such times and In snch
ausntltles as the Board of Trustees may require,
White Ash Coal. best quality large egg size. Also,
White Ash Goal best quality furn ace size and snch
quantities of Pine and Oak cord Wood, sawed and
spt In Tour pieces or mott as may from time TO time
be required for use in said Schools
The Board reserves the right to reject sny or all
pids II deemed for the best interest Of the Board
All proposals received under this advertisement
viii be opened at the Office Of the Board, "Sunner
the time above specified, 10y "
Proposals should be endorsed &c Proposals for Fnel
FOR Colored Schools, % and addressed to
WIN. p. RYDER,
ye-td Chairman Committee on Supplies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-18

One OF our prominent physicians Gays the
excellent health OF our citizens Il mainly due 70
two causes; first, to the healthful geographical
position OF Washington, and second to our wide
streets and avenues, which permit free circu-
lstion OF air currents, the latter sweeping away
all stagnant or vitiated air before 1t collects In
sufficient quantities to generate diseass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-18

spontaneous combustion e>1,ms to be well es-
tablished by insurance records AID other evil
dence. just in time to confirm the theory that
the recent ire at the Navy department had Its
origin in the spontaneous ignition of cotton
saturated with oil, there comes the report Of
queer case OF spontaneous combustion from
New Hampshire. A physician had prescribed
hnseed oil and camPhOr for a severe pain in
the chest, and the patient complained Of the
heat after its application on cotton batting. In
about an hour he protested he could bear 1t no
longer, and before 1t could be removed it took
FIRE, actually blazing up and burning the poor
fellows neck severely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-18

referring to the fact that at q late conserya-
tive meeting at Warrenton, Va, resolution
inviting the democrats who voted for Grant in
preference to Greeley last fall to act with the
party was defeated, the Virginia SentineI assert
that the conservatives cannot hope for victory
In the approaching gubernatorial election IL
they reject the voters who would net support
Greeley. AT the risk Of being stigmstized as
radical" the Sentinel says:
Every day strengthens us in this belief, and
we even 60 so lar as to say that not only Is
there nothing in the late acts of the government
which creates an issue demanding the declared
opposition Of the conservative party In this
state election, but that We cannot see WHY the
conservative party Of Virginia may not find IL
perfectly consistent with the maintenance of
the supremacy OF their rule and their princi-
pies In the state TO be on peaceable terms with
the administration. We have
sen nothing in late acts of Gen. Grant or his
IA, " looking to the interruption of civil law or
the in reference with local government in yir-
GINA. ON the contrary, we think We see a dis
POSITION Ca, their part to wipe out the distinc-
hons ond div, tons which have kept alive the
spirit Of snimos.v among our people"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-18
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE

METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE
Gents Lisle Half Hose, supernne Hair. po.o
s1Rsast ss Half Hose; No goods; pair for e.
and Ses; ts1 Linen H'mnsd Tor ii
Ladies', nne Gauze vests, III.
-. Lsaies RuHed chemi,es, tucked front, and tucked
t t:sis:, l Ers Skirt: nice goods. 81
Ladies', Drawers, at 80 cents.
Lsdiss Aprons, different styles, very nice and
E1crIIsnf Bath Towels, or for 81.
Splendid q Leather s ssI a IS and &c.,
y, yei ss.I md nns ne Morocco Belts, 81.
shawl ssf.s: :ns Ei sssii:i = goods cd
sSsfaaa fsssss Cent: 8 an. saf cents
100 dozen Ladies. and children full regular.made
Besides . fun ASSORTMENT Of Cutlery and Plated
Ware, PICKET Books, Toys, yewelry, fine Chromos
framed Picture Frames Hat Racks Brackets, &C,
Before you buy elsewhere, look over the stock of
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
312 SEVENTH STREET,
iy7-tr NEAR PENNsYLyANrA AVENUE.
RIyERyIEW ACADEMY, Po0enK sKPsIE, N.
aS.i hS0rk re'0mm'n0e' September 'h Bsys'
On BBLs. No. 1 MACKEREL
OU just received and f9. sale 10y to close ship
isiss. 2oss stfeet H; op y Center e99V Market
FOE SALE
BRICKst BRICKsl
100000 good BUILDING BRICKS constantly
Very reasonable for cash;
iIs-2u. between and P, or iaaa nth st.
CARRIAGKsI CARRIAGEsu CARRIAGEs!
~ On hand the largest stock Of CARR: @Rr
ssps IN
bTsOist.es, - Sab Doors Jenny Lind: jump Seat
for ssis cheap bsPsl;iSf ;;;:sSsds
Eex Rspo.ttOu and Factory. ziO-SIi on street..
tzAARsssssinSs II hARI5s SEsT and
ionnd It women osrSsisn xsecission, Jadieiaiy
EntSenco on y 0foetspes IN ana NM noo>u
"A foor OF sra AND P si.rsrs. . .s7f
l. TO CONTRACTORS AND NERCHANrS.r '.
Cergoes Of bTOAB, COAL, HA II LUn RER, 30,
| ss 20 :, .srss
WlNDOW SHADES AND Dist fIXTUR6S
NJ OF TO D.7'.-.- : 7------'I y 7 a.
| WILLIAM T. McCUu, County ooustabie. psbss
Oollsct:d: PronH 4eturns. Collection Of claims
q all kipds respeetfully solfcieed. 0mce With 9us-
snd strssss nortkvsS. I1SpI = Sss.iT
Tak NEW NATIONAL MARKK1.I =
| FRESH, SALT and sMoKED MEATS q an
kinds and q the best 9nali.y furnished ip =
II G Ut snd VHas4Abi s. n ss.asi
sesson cen Be Rroeurea e this Maskse. sMO
| msr5l-ly- ROBf. HYATT, ala nth 4 .--1'-
| 0OAOh11, RAfe o bkDDU00 o1naso s eca1a
| u Vhers oIentvorthb 1xtER0. n - 70. :
lNATOR " uaed. Tor ale b. Z. D.
6nnA4, w Hepneytvanfa sve,, INK
| end j. :. aAvA0k, Pennsylvaufe
/ sve, between 10th and nth Hard. = ~ q.
wbth VIM nAaaiAxEi s :. sss
i vest Call and ex anime Il before purchasihg =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-18
LOST AND FOUND

OsT-On the 4th Of July, near Benning's Ssa.
!. tI3n, Black Cloth COAT and q pair OF
turned to 739 7th street east, betweeh / and G
streets. VISA
STRAYkD-From the premises Of ". O. Associa.
~ ton, new mich COW, of red and white -
eoloIs suitable reward will be given ton n
the hnder on returning the Cow to her home ~
jyH-2t- MIRA sTTCKNEY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-18
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS

GREAT BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS.
city at sc. and 121c. per yard. ~.
Splendid assortment Of Light Prints.
Lawns, ls5lc Linen Lawns, 25c.
Victoria Lawns, 25c Swiss Muslins. -
Good "a White Cotton, ct 1915 and l5c.
yapanete Silks, at H1ac., worth 76c.
Travelling Dress Linen, In great variety
Japanese Poplins, At DOC, sold for SC.
tBuffalon Black Alpacas. at reduced prices.
Black Silks, from g. to 81 per yard. ~
be sold. .- =
- Purchasers are respectfully invited.
~0ne price only In plain figures. &c.
JOSEPH J. MAY.
jyA-eost 939 Penns ave., bet. 9th and 10th sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-18

Most vosDHsTgQtS 3FFvns11ss % f.l
y;Eoss.' EsStss. a:,vsaas sstCfA.>e
q, HOIHA, esse Aae9s, ~
peaaer IN Wakchee, ysysky, n1d WatoA Naegtal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-18
TIE wAsHI NsION SENTINEL

J. b. OLCOrT = AoN IN
WILL RxMovE
u A-Ton MoaDaY, JuIxs ~, - r.
"a, 70 RE STAMPS rxsrnss RxAR OF ras >
EPIPHANY CHuRcH HoxE,s, 49, -,
n STREET. BHrwn1N 18Th AND i4rH, =,
wherethey vii be plesssA 70, securs order, from
all ihefr former psfr the ssms at
t-ntion - given In the past. no = , = -
They v9old cell sspecisl attention to their fns
hing pertaining to 81 st class Stable outfit.
The Of Boarding Horses win continue m he n
peelalty In the new stables. jyls-3t
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
District Of Columbia holding special term, leters Of
L. SMITH, late Of Washinston county, D. G., de-
ceased All persons having claims against the said
deceased hereby warned TO eN hbi the same; with
the vouchers thereof, TO the subscribers before
the 18th day Of July next; they may otherwise by
Tls1ss JOHN T. SMITH, AdSinisiraStoir va va
PROPOSALS FOR COPPER
prRr,- or co EAyy DEGAaTMsyI, 4
NAsHTNeToN, d. c., July II, IS73
y aled Proposals TO furnish and deliver AT tho
mo ica POUNDS SSys az Or before the "a
sno eoO other than iske,) will be received at this
Bea1 until ~ o'clock n. of tn URsDAY, the sist
proposals must be zee Pc ss Chief
the Bureau Of Construction and Repair NAVY Da
parment, Washington, and endorsed 1Proposais
ior COPPER, to distinguish them from other bust
The Copper will be subject to the necessary test
az N lnspeetSn OF the prnper officers n the Washing
nvered within the specified time iyIS-aawov
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-18
MEDICAL, &c.

CONSULT Oh. BRUCE, No. 81 llth street, be.
~ tween II and l. A specialist Of twenty five years
practice. Tvs I'm.
M Rs. h. J. FRENCH, OF PHILADELPHIA,
AVl the celebrated Reliable Clarvoy ant Physican
and TEST Medium, has located at 1918 New York
avenue. Once hours-l0 a. m. to ,. m. Engage
ments can be made for evenings, jeiI,Sm
EEMALE DISEASES Of all kinds treated. De.
L scribe case ana enclose q; advice and medi.
cine will be sent. Address Mrs. DR.. THOMPSON,
No. 6&6 North 18th street. PHILADELPHIA ann -lyS
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-11-28

Fire and Tn Tear, Credit Giren, piM Inter,
al Sir per Cent.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-11-28

In order to accommodate itself to the
hours announced for a horse. race, the West
Virgins Legislature few days ago chang
ed its time Of meeting. So says a CORES.
pendent Of the Wheeling hteliigencer. -
Cumberland Nsps
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-11-28

Say Two priests, claiming to DO Ameri-
can citizens, who were expelled from Mex
lco, have engaged a New York lawyer to
demand PREPARATION from Secretary FISH.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-11-28

EE-THE Corinth Miss. Ne,cs, Novem-
Der 18th, says The daughter Of the Rev.
Mr.. RcnARpsoN, living a few miles from
this place, having some misuuderstand-
ing, previously, with a gentleman, went
TO bis home, found him at work, spoke
and shook hands with him, aud then drew
from under her shawl a pistol, placed /, to
his breast, and fired The man. at last
occonnt', was living, but in a hopeless con.
dition.