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PeER0E1AI.

I. I. Burgess has returned from a
months sojOurniE Giles county.
j. III. CSIscy and son, who have been
putting in the last month at Sans Crack
Springs, have returned to the city.
John Carter, the handsome Deputy Cir
cult Court Clerk, left last evening for Bon
Aqua. .
Ex-senator Fowler and Gen. James
Hickman leave to-day on business TIP 10
Huntsville.
J. W. Bush, the handsome and clever
Squire of the 10Th district, has returned to
his old haunts after a three weeks sojourn
in the hills and hollows. His friends will
be glad to know that he is right SIDE up with
care.
We regret 10 learn that our energetic fell
felloW-citizen, Samuel NJ. Ament, son of
Col. Sam. P. Ament, is lying very low with
1ux.
Mr.. D. L. Rice, General Train Master OF
the st. Louis AID Southeastern road, is in
the city, perfecting arrangements for the
more prompt and speedy transaction Of the
business of the road.
Joe Lsprade, Of TIE Maxwell House, has
returned from his visit to kentucky.
Col. D. c. Preston, Maj. +. 3. Martin
and Capt. Henry Spurlock, leave this morn
ing for BeeTsheba, where they will put in
the remainder of the summer.
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PuhIic school Nnfes-

The State Superintendent received the
Following additional returns yesterday:
0Verton county levied an additional tax
of ore mill on property at the July term OF
the Court. COanty Superintendent was
elected in April. @
White county made an order that the
County Sup rintendent should proceed to
organize the schools for five months, and
that the county would be responsible for
the excess of expense over the amount de-
rived from the levies already made. Thcs.
l.. Mitchell Is the County Superintendent.
Franklin county levied an additional
school tax of twenty-five cents on the hun
dred dollars worth of property. w. W.
Watterson WIS elected Superintendent.
The average of the later returns seems 10
be better even than that of the earlier ones.
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EaaraR Eaaaf

Our successful jeweler, Mr.. E. Wiggers,
left here yesterday morning for the East,
and will return about Aug. with fine
stock of fall goods. We are glad to learn
that he has obtained the services of our
young friend, Mr.. +. r. Calhoun, who will
conduct his business while be is away. That
genial salesman, Mr.. August Albes, is still
at his old post, and supplies the wants of
bis numerous friends in the best possible
manner. Mr.. Wiggers will combine bust
ness with pleasure, visiting the various sum-
mer resorts before he returns.
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Blank - lHulcstes no report; cipher (OJ sta
tonary; minus y tendency TO fall; plus III ten.
dency to rise. A. O. FORD, Observer,
The river continues decline at this point,
with feet inches on Harpeth Shoals.
The Arch P. Green arrived from the
upper Cumberland with 26 hhds tobacco
and 10000 lbs bacon.
Adam Woolf, Surveyor Of the Port, re-
turned yesterday from DeKalb county.
The Arch Pee Green reshipped her New
Orleans tobacco on the John s. Bransford,
which craft will probably leave for way
down in Cairo to -mOrrow evening.
The Arch p. Green returns 10 the upper
Cumberland this evening at o'clock. A
distinguished party took tea on this craft
last evening as the guests of the commander.
Our readers will regret to learn that
Capts. Phillip Mitchell and John S. De-
shields are both lying very Ill, the former
a. the residence of bis son William, in this
city, and the latter at his own residence.
These gentlemen! are well known to the
public, having been steambOatmen for the
past forty years, turing which time they
have made hosts Of friends, and none stand
higher in their chosen profession.
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Nashville Life insurance Com pany

El:ewheIe in this mornings issue we pub
fish an article from the Teas Presbyterian
with reference to the endowment of Trim
ity University, and an arrangement with
the Nashville Life Insurance Company by
which life pol cies may be taken out in favor
of said University, with view CT raising
an endowment of two hui dred and fifty
thousand dollars. The Nashville Lille is
making rapid strides, and managed as it has
been, is destined to become one OF the first
ins'itutic us' of the kind in the United
States. No company organized at the same
time has met wIlh such unprecedented sue
cess, and its future is upward and onward.
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POLICE PICKINGS.

No cases of importance came up before
Judge Duling yesterday morning.
James Garland was fined SO for COM
hitting an assault, and sent to the work
house in default of payment; Henry Brel-
son was fined SIS for being drunk onithe
streets, and William Campbell was fur
nished with tickets for soup at the work
house in sufficient quantity TO last him a
week or ten avs, because of his having also
INDUCED to excess in the use Of Intoxicating
drink.
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MANIFESTATIONS In EdgeaeId.

The ministers of the different churches in
Edgefold will have Thanksgiving services
st The Presbyterian Churca On Woodland
street, to-day at IL O'Clock, to give thar ks
to God for the exemption OF cholera as al
epidemic iu Ed. eield, and the abatement
Of the disease throughout the State. 1t
has been suggested that all the business
houses close at 10 O'Clock and remain so I'M
til 2 P. NJ, in order that every one be allow
ed to participate 10 the services.
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"Ring the BeII softly,

1t is so convenient to have the rear end
of your business house convenient - aret
punches these piping hot days. A tele-
graphic alarm has been established between
a merchant and a well-known bar-keeper
who knows the Sign. When the friends Of
the business man call to have social chat,
he pulls the string, bell rings, and the
bar-keeper without further notice passes a
waiter over brick wall.
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! ss,,,b,e Com,nuDtcatlon.

A very sensible communication under
the heading Nashville Progress" will be
found in another column. "Mechsnic'
asks few questions therein, which Nash
Vile owners of unimproved real estate
would do well 10 consider. -
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Delicate, but Handsome.

Col. w. e. S., of Memphis, in renewing
his subscription to the DAILY UNION AND
AMERICAN, says:
"They say that pleasant reading always
makes time run swiftly by. This must be
the reason why let my subscription run
out for your daily paper-you make the
year seem short by the interest your read
ers takeO ~ IL
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New Advertisements.

See notice of meeting of stockholders in
the Nashville and Chattanooga road.
Constable ana peremptory sale by Yeat-
man, Shields & Co.
Thanksgiving notice.
See notice to creditors, by Charlotte j.
BsaumsD, Administrative.
EIroneTs wanted.
Business man with 81, 600 wanted.
Cow and calf found.
House for rent.
Steamer Arch P. Green leaves to-day.
See the list of attractions presented by
the proprietors of Kingston Springs.
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Death of "a former NasyiIlIau.

Information reached the city yesterday Of
the death in New York of Nathan Harsh,
son OF the late DIR. Harsh, and formerly a
resident of this city. He was severely in
jured by the explosion Of bumb shell with
some old iron, it viii be remembered, and
his death was the result of this injury.
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Acknowledgement.

The managers of The Protestant Orphan
Asylum acknowledge with much gratitude
the receipt of 500 from the McKendree
Church collection, taken up last month; al o
the gift of fine COW from one Of the lady
members of that church at the same time.
Mrs. II. G. SCovEL.
= er. e.. asaes. .srF.- H..E ~ Se0 afarv
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work of an incendiary. Every engine in the
city was at work when the last fire broke
out, and owing to the extent of the conha
CATION and its proximity to the public libra
~, theatre and other large buildings, great
excitement prevailed.
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RrOhafO COnrf.

T.W. Weller was appointed and qualified
administrator of the estate Of Ben. 5. Wei
Ter, deceased.
w. D. Talbot was appointed and quail
fed administrator of the estate Of Horace
Langley, deceased.
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Another NtDper.

Billy Linck, On his recent visit to Chi
cago, sold his pair Of trotters, Nip and Tuck,
for a handso ne sum, and yesterday bought
another trotter from Cap Hammer for $500,
which he has named Mrs. Nipper.
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Discharged.

Ellen McKiSsick, colOred, arrested for
petit larcehry, had a trial before Justice
Cassetty yesterday evening, and was scquit-
ted, the testimony not being sufficient to
convict.
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30 he Ocounied SUNDAY.

The new Catholic Church in Edgefeld
is to De open on Sunday next, but will not
be dedicated until the return Of the Bishop.
The interior of the building has been hand
somely finished, and more elegant church
edifice will be hard to hud.k
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WAB DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. G., July Is, 1873.
REHABILITATION Thursday for the
westt m Gulf States falling barometer, in
creasing easterly winds, cloudy and rain.
For east Gulf States northeast winds, cloudy
and occasional rain. For South Atlantic
States, easterly winds, partly cloudy weather
and local rain. For Ohio valley and lower
Lake region southeast and south winds,
lower temperature, increased cloudiness,
and local rain, followed in the Ohio valley
with southwest and northeast winds for q
short time, with local storms. For upper
Lakes and Northwest continued south - est
winds veering to westerly, lower temper
ature and partly clearing weather.
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Badly Iniured.

The little son of Mrs. Mary NJ. Williams,
while playing in lot near Brentwood,
Tuesday last, was run over and kicked by q
horse, having his skull badly fractured.
His injuries are considered dangerous.
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Lovely replied she;
"I-lOye-lOve-thee,
Gvra.t Willie -

We cannot refrain from dropping three or
four tears of joy over the happy termina-
ton Of all the poets troubles, aud now that
he has secured his "Bessie," We trust he may
find her sal his fancy painted her," but we
have our doubts OIL that subjective have
serious doubts.
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still victorious,

That match game of base ball between
the Edge6eld and Atlantic clubs resulted in
a score of 10 for the former and 81 for the
latter.
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COtiIlOns, Wsltzes, Gallopades, and
Songs, both comic and sentimental, at King
ston Springs. jy11 Nv
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CITY NOTICES.

There will be Hop at Kingston Springs
every Friday night. jy17 1w
Dr.. j. II. LIGHTFoor offers bis SER
vices to the citizens Of EdgeGeld and viCin-
ity in the practice Of his profession. Office
at the Drug Store. jy16 1w
Skipping on the light fantastic toe at
Kingston Springs. jyl7 1w
Trunks, VaIises and Satchels In great
variety, elegant, substantial and cheap, at
VIM. Dunstead's Trunk Store, 81 North
College street, between Union and Church,
Sewanee Block. jet If
Go to Kingston Springs for dne water,
pure air, beautiful scenery and fishing.
jy17 1w
For Hats, Caps and Gents Furnishing
Goods call at23 North Cherry street. No
charge for BeTSon's Illustrated. Call and
get a copy. jelt If
Dancing at Kingston Springs nightly.
ALT Dodds band in attendance, aud Henry
Kleiser behind the bar. jy17 IN
Ayers Cherry PectOral-Th, worlds
great remedy for colds, coughs end COZ
sumption. jy15 eod1W
Old folks made young at Kingston
Springs. jyl7 1w
STATE OF TH z WEATHER.
Local Report for this City, W ednesday,
July I6, IS73.
rTi,,o TPor -TbarI W,nd TUao+ber
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TIE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN
THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMEHOAN
THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERIUAhI
THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN
THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN
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RIVER NEW.

Stage Of Rivers, July IG, 1876 Height Of l0dter
GbOUe lot0 IgGter mark at 800 p. N.
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ONLY TWO DOLLARS A YEAR,
ONLY TWO DOLLARS A YEAR
ONLY TWO DOLLARS A YER.
ONLY TWO DOLLARS YEAk.
ONLY TWO DOLLARS A YEAR.
ADDRESS,
UNION AHD AMERICAN.
E1sbv file, Tssn
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Willie happened to be in the woods pick

The words 81 saw her cheek" tue prsc-
tical reader will doubtless consider some
what superfuous, as, from the position the
parties occupied at the time, Willie was
sufficiently near to have even seen how her
back hair wa fastened on, if be had desired.
Then the poet deVotes dozen verses or
so TO telling show he told his love-" wind
ing up With:
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TsLegrdphie Report from Signal Service Corps y.
s.. A., of ObSeruGti0n, at 3:5e O'Clock p. My
the Pacific and Atlantic Line.
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There will be Hop at Kingston Springs
every Friday night. jy17 1w
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*BelOw high water mark of 1871.
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Blank l.. lnulcates no report; cipher (OJ sta
tionsry minus y tendency TO fall; plus III ten.
dency to rise. A. O. Ford, Observer.
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BEND FOR a SPECIMEN OOPY
SEND FOR A SPECIMEN COPY.
SEND FOR a SPECIMEN COPY.
SEND FOR A SPECIMEN COPY
BEND FOE A SPECIMEN COPY,
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jy13 If 4thp sun,tues, thurs
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Dancing at Kingston Springs nightly.
Alf Dodd's band in attendance, aud Henry
| Kleiser behind the bar. jy17 IN
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Skipping on the light fantastic toe at
Kingston Springs. jy17 1w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-22
Sheriff's Sales.

CSHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a writ OF Levari
- Facias TO me directed, will be exposed TO PUB
lie sa ae at the Hotel of john A. Norton ~. georges
Hundred, New Castle County, Delaware,
IN FRIDAY, the 10th day OF october, 1873,
at O'Clock, T. M. -
the following described real estate, VIZ; All tnat
certain tract or parcel Of cleared and woodland STU
ate Wing and being H. 81. Georges Hundred aIore-
said bounded and deBcrlOeu rs t1loWs, 10 wiz DC
giAning at q stone In the south side VI tne puOnc
road leading from Caspersons MIL 70 Duihhey :
IhepeI corner for land Of ], hu Tharp from thence
with the lines of land Of said Tharp souh thirteen
degrees east seventy i've and Line tenths percnes
fJrt -One az grees and fifty 1--WE minutes west thirty
three and eiRht-tenihs perches TO stake In SAID
Inarps line corner for the heirs Of qrt ftOn DDnla-
ney from Lhence with said heirs north nineteen ahd
one-hAlf degrees, west one hundred and eight and
six ten hs beIcheB TO stone on the south slNe ol
the aforesaid public road ccrner for said heirs
theuce north eighteen and quarter degrees west
Une hunored aud four peIches to large stone IN Z
swamp, corner for land of Nicholas kieferi from
thence with line OF his land sonlh forty seven ana
one quarter degrees, eat nifty percheB TO stakn,
cor er as last eand and from the nee Win tne
line ct land of said Kener and BIZ ding Herewith y
the place If hegnnng-containiDg within said
bounds thirty-HA acres more or less, Win tne Dulu
ing and improvements thereon ert ctsd.
Seized and taken in execution as the properly o.
Henry Ray mond and Rebecea A. Raymond his wife
and jenkina hurphey teTre tenant aud TO be SOLO
ROBERT L. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
eherin's once, New Castle, sept 10, 1873
eepl3.A
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-22

sSHBRIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of writ OF ans.
= Levari tacias, to me directed, VIII oe exposed
20 Public Sale at the Hotel of Alexander Laws, in
the Town of New ark, in White Clay Greek hundred
New Castle County, DEL, on
THURSDAY, the 9th day Of October, 1873, at
O'Clock p. M,
The following described real estate, WIS All that
farm. plani alton tract OF land situated In MIL
Greek hundred, New Castle Colnty and State OF
Delaware, and more particularly described as fol
lowp TO wit: Beginning for the same at stone. II
being also q corner for John Harper, aud running
North two degrees and TO ty minutes West twenty
two chains TO stone IN tne forks OF the road
seventeen chains and hfty-nve links TO stone,
thence South eit hit degrees teirty1Ve minutes East
seven chains aud thirteen links to chestnut ree,
thence south forty-nlAe degrees Rast three chains
and thirty four links to stone, thence Sou'h enc
degree twelve minutes Hast TWEEN y-ei8ht chains 10
the middle OF the road from Corner etch 10 Wnte
Cay Creek thence along said road South eighty-two
and ne-quarter degrees West four chains and MY
links hence Still by said road south sixty.three
degrees West three chains and III links, thence
still by said road south fortythree degrees ten min.
utes West four chains, thence still by said road
south eighteen degrees ioty.nve minutes Mest toor m
degrees ten minutes West four chains and twenty
eight links, thence North thirty six degrees seven
minutes W est two chains and three links TO Span
ish OAK Tree, thence North seventy-egh and one
quarter degrees West two chains and eight Inks u
a stone ence nth 1fty-elght and one quartar de-
grees West three ich9ns and sixty six links to q
stone, thence North twenty eight and one quarter
degrees West twenty nine llDkH TO stone. thence
S1uth hity-n and one quarter degrees Mest LnIee
twenty seven degrees and hfty.three minutes West
eighteen chains and twenty i've links to stone and
thence North sixty-nine degrees nifty minutes Easl
we chains and thirty links to the 1rst mentioned
stone ana place OF beglnLing containing one hun
dred ARES thres roods and eighteen perches OF
land mere or less.
seized and taken in execution as the property OF
John d. Forest and Amanda, his wif9, and John
Mccormick, tsrre tenant and e 6s 500 oy ysDsr,r
SherIG's ONCE New CasIle Sept. Is, 1S7S-w-ts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-22

GHERlFFs sALE-By virtue of a writ of Leyari
= facias, to me directed, will be exposed to public
sale, at the Lafayette Hote, No s4l shpley street'
kept by James U. Pierson, in the clly OF winning
tor, New Castle county, Delaware, on
SATURDAY, the an day of October, 1873, at
O'Clock, P. M,
The following described real estate viz: All those
certain lots pieces and assd Of w aSa Srse vo On
story Brick Dwellings thereon erected, bounded and
a. scrlOed as follows, to wit: No l. Beginning a.
the Intersection of the souhery side of ghth street
with the westerly side of Church street, thence win
said side of Eighth atreSt westerly seVenty-seVeD
feet nine inches more or less 10 te easIer slue o.
a two ct wide allev, thence sOutherly along said
alley side and parallel win Church street lhirty-
three feet ten inches more or less TO stake In
line Of land of the Whining, on Steam Brick Manu-
featuring Company thence easterly along SAID line
and parallel with Eighth street through me mluule
of the division walls seventy seven teet nine lnches
more or less to the westerly side of Church street,
and thence therew tn nurthery thrtythrec feet ten
inches more or less to the place of beginning, he the
contents thereof what they may, with the use OF Nd
TWO feet wide alley in common with others, subject
to an equal proportion Of the expense Of keeping
said alley 10 good order and repair. - -,
No Q. Begiun'ng at the intersec ion OF the seutn-
erly side Of Eighth street with the eaBtery side OF
Spruce street. hence with said SIDE OF tlRhtn stroet
erly seventy-fve feet ten inches more OF less 10
the westerly side Of a four feet wide alley, thence
suutheTly along said alley side, and parallel WIN
Spruce street sixteen feet TO stake In line OF
land late of the said DR.. II. r. Porter now of -
thence westerly and parallel with Eighth street
through the middle OF the brick wall between thls
and the adjoining house, seventy-nSe iees len ven
street thence therewi h northerly sixteen feet to
the place OF beginning, be the same more or less,
with the use in common wi others OF the said four
feet wide alley, subject to an equal proportion OF
the expense OF keeping said alley in good order
and repair. :,
Seized and takenl In execution. as the property oi
James Baxter, Executor of Malcelm Hold, de
ceased, and Msry Hood, surviving mortgagor, and
Ed yard Fenton, May e. Ashley William H. Ash.
ley and T. L. REYNOLDS, ere tenants, and TO be SOLD
by ........,.,,, ,,.-,,,
Sherln's ONCE, New Castle, September 10, 1873.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-22
Sheriff Sales.

SHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of writ OF Levari
- Facias, 70 me directed will be exposed TO pub-
lie sale al the hotel OF George Whitfield, in the
IoWnI Hundred and County of New Castle, Del,
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CAMPHORINE

and cure OF Rheumatism, chronic and acute Sprans.
Bruises Pain In the CHEST, Back, or Limbs, StiR
JOINTS Strains 9landHar Swellings, Infam nation,
Neuralgia, Bunions, Catarrh, &C. viii not grease
or stain the most delicate fabric, which makes 1t
luxury in every family. Try 1t and be conv need of
its great merit Price rs cents per bottle. REUBEN
HoYT. PrOp'r, 208 Greenwich St., N Y. sep22-4w
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zesst AarEEtIsetaentsi

a GREAT SENsATIe Nj Agents wanted. Cash
~ Salary, or Commil sion allowed. Strictly hon.
orable. Address, +. q. ELLIS CO., Charlotte
Michigan. sepa2-aW
EMPLoYMEMT Fop ALL-one Agent
~ In four weeks made pro1t of $412sO selling
Bryant's Library OF Poetry and Song; SO in one
week on the New Housekeepers Manual, by Miss
Beecher and Mrs. 3towe ANY active man or woman
can have an agency j, b FORD CO., New York.
Boston, Chicago and San francisco. Bep9H4W
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TINE POPULAR
CHESTER COUNTY
CRoQUET MALLEI

USED By SOME OF THE BEST PLAYERS.
For sale at PORTER d cos,
iyie.tt 900 Market Street
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ouTsID AID
wv HSIlI1QLUIl HMEInE

AGENTS WANTED for complete his 0ry OF our
National Capitol Its origin, growth, excellencies.
abuses beauties and pers0naRes are all portrayed In
that graphic style which has placed the author, Ger.
All. Townsend, among the foremost newspaper cor
respondents of the time. 1t gives bold, startling,
truthful inside views of Washington life and Con-
gressional aud Loo ylng Jobnery. Books ready for
delivery Address, JAMES Belts CO.. Hart ord,
Conn, sep22-4W