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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-08-13

KING CorToN.-The staple continues to
put in Q respectable appearance on tlle mart
There seems to be much still in the country,
reserved for tight pinches.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-08-13

Fresh arrivals of new styles LACE COL
LARS, FALL PRINTS, and other goods to
arrive this week, at
32-1t. MCCALL = tOOL ,.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-08-13
Interesting to All.

Ny term Of Office having expired, re.
spcctfully notify all persons who had liens,
deeds or mortgages recorded during my
term of office, to call on Nessrs & Jones
Ioncs, WIG will deliver the same.
Noy. 27, 4S-tf. THQS. Il. LAAE.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-08-13

Mr.. John ?. Sloan will please accept
our thanks for the basket Of very tlne
peaches sent US. They are decidedly the lar
eest and best we have seen this season.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-08-13

P1c-NIcs, DARBEcUEs, &c.-This seems
to be the age of feStiviy; for nearly every
day We hear Of Pic-rics, Barbecues, or such,
in some portion of the County. There will
be two during the present week.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-08-13

Our neighbors of the Progressive Age
make themselves quite merry over our
Editors letter from North Carolina. That IS
right. our chief likes 20 see people enjoy
themselves and would make everybody hap
py if he could.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-08-13

The most sinking frauds Of the age;;--the
frauds in Gaano.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-08-13

Bugs are worth thirty cents apiece in Mis-
souri. Good chance for hotel keepers.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-08-13

Our readers will no doubt be glad to learn
that the health of the Editor is improving
and that he is enjoying himself very much
We have no doubt that yon will be glad
when he gets back so that you may be rid
Of US.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-08-13
TO RENT.

The Dwelling and Store Rooms, former
" occupied by Jos. Brown, next door to A.
N. Wicker's, are offered for rent, either
separately or as q WHOLE.
Apply to
July %, 29-tf.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-08-13
THINGS WORTH KNOWING

THINGS WORTH KNOWING
The chesnut came from Italy.
The onion originated in Egypt.
The nettle comes from Europe.
Tobacco is native of Virginia.
Rye originally came from Siberia.
The citron is native Of Greece.
The poppy originated in the East.
The mulberry originated in Persia.
Oats originated in North Africa.
Parsley was first known in Sardinia.
The Pine is a native Of America.
The pear and apple are from Europe.
Spinach was first cultivated in Arabia.
The sunfower was brought from Peru.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-08-13

See advertisement Of the "Silver Tongue
Organ, which appears in another column.
The manufacturers, +. P. Needham & Son,
New York, offer liberal inducements to
agents. Send for price list.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-08-13
IssT,11ar1oy-At the regular meeting of

iNsTAI LATIoN.-Att the regular meeting OF
Kos';nsko Lodge. No. y. l. 0. G. l., last
Thursday night, the following officers wee
duly installed to serve the ensuing term:
H.P. TARRANT, W. CT.
I, MISS CELESTE GLIDER, ". VT.
A. A. NATHAN. VS.
MISS LUCY GLIDER, W. A. S.
ia. THOMPSON, WIS.
Z.L.W WHITE, W. T.
REv. MANNING BROWN, We.
S.W. NEACE, W. N.
MISS LIZZIE H. RtTES, w. D. N.
MISS FANNIE SHUFORD, W. &c.
H.P. RIVES, ". O.G.
MISS MAMIE sHUFORD, ". r. II. S.
MISS sALLIE SHUFORD, W. L H. S.
W. n. FEAGLE, L. D.
Letters uncalled for. remaining in New
berry Post Office, S. c.:
Miss Maria n. Kennedy, Charity Kelly or
Eliza Adams, Labian Jacobs, Lewis johnson,
Miss Ida Harrison, .Ino. W. Humbert, }. Is.
Henry, Mrs. Margaret Graham, care \. {.
Rhodes, Miss Catherine Goodsby, F. D. Cor
don, Edward J. Gage, Esq, Daniel Foster.
W. W. Davenport, Miss Matte T. Cannon,
Miss Mary Coker, Mary Collins, John Belts,
VIM. S. Black, Miss Emma Bailey, (cord },
Mrs. Sarah Bobb. Zadock L. Black, S. z.
Black, R. G. C. Mckinley, Miss Jane Mellow
cl, Z. S. Mckinley, II. E. Oster, Paul G.
Paris, Bush River, Newberry Co., S. e., w
". Riser. 4. II. Robertson, l.. e. Taylor,
Rachel Sexton, J. L. Simpson, Henry Subcr,
Esq, Mrs. Louisa Smith, Balthasar Rauaer,
A. LIE Nandersteen, Mrs Emma Valentine
Mrs. Susan F. Wilson, Miss Nancy E. vii,
hanson, Frank P. Webster.
ACCIDENTS, &c.-Therc has been quite o
chapter Of accidents and casualties in the
town of Newberrv within the last seven OF
eight days.
Mrs. Dennis little boy, at Mrs. Movers,
while drinking water through hollow reed
from the well bucket, fell from the curbing
of the well, and splinter OF the reed ran
through his tongue and into his throat,
hnrtiug him seriously. He is doing wei! and
is running about as ususl.
On Tuesday last, Mr. w. c. Parker met
with very serious accident, al the Tannery
of Webb, Jones 8; Parker, by which he very
nearly lost his life. Two ribs were broken.
Mr.. Sill's little son Jumped from a loft, one
day last week, and, lighting on his feet, the
shock injured his hips so much that he may
possibly be q cripple for life.
And on "Wednesday afternoon, of last week,
Gr. James McNakin, Chief OF Police, COM
mitted suicide by shooting himself through
the head with pistol. Sad and rash act.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-08-13

The Sons of Temperance and Good Tenn
plars have moved into the Hall over Mayes
4 Martins Store, which they have rented.
The Sons are decidedly in earnest, and are
quietly ard soberly doing good work.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-08-13

YoUSe MEs's DEBATING Soc1ETY.-We
entirely agree with the conclusion arrived at
by this Society on the first question had for
discussion, viz: "Was the execution Of Mary
Queen of Scots, justi6able?" The question
was decided in the negative.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-08-13

RAIs.-We have had some most delight
fol rains during the last few days. They are
not only refreshing to poor mortals, but are
very 6ne cotton growing seasons. Newberry
has been unusually fortunate in obtaining
light cotton showers during the past month.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-08-13

SIcKsEss-There is very little sickness,
for this time of the year, in the town and
couutry, so says the physicians. This
speaks well for the sanitary condition Of the
town and general healthfulness Of the Coun-
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-08-13

New CorToN.-The first boil OF new cot
ton, that we have seen this season, was
placed upon our table last Saturday. This
boil was grown on the Bush River plantation
OF Dir. F. Werber, and was gathered, fully
open, on Thursday, the 7th inst.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-08-13

NEwsEsRy CoILEGE.-Through the ef-
6ciency of the Committee, the subscription
list has rapidly swelled to $4,000, and fine
prospects for more. This is the way to do
business. gentlemen. We will soon see q
colossal Institution in our midst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-19

BALTIMORE, June Io-virgnia skies, consolids.
ted, IS; VEST Virginia. =, 10 bid o-day.
BALTrsoRE, nne IL. --0otton 6rm-lov mddlings
1914 Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat quiet
and unchanged Corn active for southern-whits
southern, 7oG71; yellow southern. 6J, mixed western
dnll and lower, 90. Oats weak and lower-soutiiern
@4s; western mixed, pe9fs; do. white, 4iGn$. Bye
dull, 70eC5. II sy unchanged Provisions dull and
nominal Mes pork, sEa@SH1.; Bulk m.sts-
shoulders, IA, rib lies, ga ciear rib sides 81 Ba
eon-houlders, 8a rib sides, 81, clear rib sides, IL
4lois; sugar cured hams. Hs 6dI5h. Lard, 81 az
Western butter unchanged. 'whsky-smal sales q,
SEA Sugar unchanged.
NEW YORK, june 19.-Stocks dull. Gold steady
l55s. Money easy, sos. Exchange, long, Q; ehort
10. Governments dull aud heavy.
NEW YORK, Jane ls.-Flour duh and heavy.
Wheat quiet aud unchanged. Corn dull and heavy
LONDON, June -, IL q. m-Consol- open d at % {
for money 9ss for account Bonds OF 1865, old, 92a
lseI, va; 10 D's, g; new hves, 3As Erie, 49,.
PARIS, June l9SRentes opened at s. francs 81
centimes.
LoNDoN. June 10, p. m.-The bullion in the
Eank Of England has increased fg33 90 during the
past week. The rate OF disCOu 4 for three months
bills in open market is is per cent below the Bank
of England rate Consols closed unchanged Bonds
of 1860. old s7 lS7 s2'z; new fyes, 80; Erie 5es
Paris, June l9-The specie in the Bank of France
has increased 333 0O0 francs during the prst week
Rentes closed at So francs, IL confines.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT, OEcs Of Catsf SigHdi Okc,
"a .surxernN. lime 10 lsI3 l0.Hl a m

WAR DEPARTMENT, once OF CaISJ StgHdf OHcs7, IL
WASHINGTON, June 10, 1873, lQ:;p a, m.
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TwESry-FoUR HOURS
The barometer continues highest over the east Gulf
states has risen during the night over the north
west, with winds veering westerly and nOrtherly,
and 10 lowest over the upper lake region. Partly
ct udy weather has prev allied over the Gulf states
Ohio valley. with occasional Of light rain, and
ever northern New Enela with light rain d ario 9
the night. The temperature has fallen over the
Northwest, but risen from Michigan southeast
over the Middle states, and 10 New England.
PROBABILITIES New England fresh an oc-
casi9nalB brisk southerly to westerly winds and
partly cloudy weather are probabl with rain areas
over the northern portion. For the Middle states,
fr' sh and occasionally brisk southerly TO westerly
winds and partly cloudy weather. For the lower
lake region fresh and br isk winds from he south
west and north~ est partly cloudy weather and rain
areas For the South Atlantic and east Gulf
partly cloudy weather For the West Gulf states
partly cloudy weather and occasional rain areas
For the upper lake reg er, rising barometer, winds
yeernR to fresh and brisk westerly and northwest
eriy and falling temperature with occasional areas
81 light rain over the northern portions. For the
Northwest, rising barometer, fresh and brisk ives
terly to northerly winds, falling temperature and
generally clear weather. From Missouri to Ohio.
Kentucky and Tennessee, partly cloudy weather
with winds yeering TO westerly and northwestsriy
TO night. Morning telegraphic reports from Wee,
Gull 81 ses. upper Mlchig An, Kansas, Dakota Rocky
Mountains, and Pacific states are partly missing.
LOCAL RECORD.
The thermometer In the business room OF THg
STAR ONCE registered to-day follows:-6 O. m, 80
~ q. m IS; II m. s.: p m, 50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-19

The Wall street markets continue eVtremely
dun, although money is abund an. fs: call loans
With improved mercantile paper. The stock
mlIkct is sluggish, with an dvancing tendency
in Telegraph and New York Central stocks.
The 'coruer" in cotton sill coutinues. bat IL is
thought that the very large stock held at the
south will speedily ind is way to New York,
and the "corner" will be broken. perhaps in
way that may prove ~ injurious 10 Is reaction
as Is now its unnaturally high price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-19
MEDICAL. &c.

Fl the celebrated Reliable Clairy o. ant PHYSICIAN
and Tesi Medium, has located at 1913 New York
avenue, once hours-lO a. m. TO p. m. Engage
CONSULT DR.. BRUCE, No. slI 18th street.
~ between b and l. A specialist of twenty tive
years practice. .... J.-swT
EEmALG DlsEAsES Of all kinds treated. De
a scribe case ana enclose S6; advice and medi-
No. Gas North 18th sfraef. HhiadeI nhia ians1 lrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-19
The Star BY Mail.

Persons leaving the city for the summer, or
any portion of ID, can have The STAR mailed TO
their address for such time as they desire at the
rate Of ffty cents per month. orders, accom-
a., nied by the money, should be sent to the bust
mes on &c OF the paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-19

RENOv0 RoTEr.-A aaIizhFfnl and healthy
hassmner fssort, located on the west A. .
d snca q the Sa.9uPhsnna river, sur WY
fogndso by besuedul mountain .ceu-ry iksI
WIN me- moutiu9 streams in thu vicuit,, AL
OPhn tOk BOARDERS JUNE Is. Acorn
leave PbilaSssphis b. the p un-y anna sasirossl.
ION dep0e, Thirty second and Market stresea, with
fniimen paisce sid drawing room att scked, q
= 10 = n $50 = ~ s1d II IS p. m arriviusa g R..
move 49, 40 IL Is p m. and II 05 a. m. TlsroutS
To Remove y one 81 the most attr active and pictur
esSue summe! trips that can be ENJOYED E1cqrsiou
fick els nj reduced rates for sale at Nos Y01 and
SIS Chestnuf strssts, No. lI6 Market strsst And
keof, fhsrfy secoed and market .trests. rar
80 teras spply to "PR0PRIEToB RI
70 !HorELs, RsaovO, Clinton County Penn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-19

10 was briefly mentioned in a telegram from
Nanandaigua, n. u, IN yesterdays STAR that
"under instructions from the court the iurv in
the case OF Susan b. Anthony, indicted for
voting In violation oflaw, returned a verdict of
guilty. and that 1.-the court refused to poll the
jury twill be remembered that in the city of
Rochester Al the last November general election
Miss Anthony appeared at the polling place,
and without challenge was allowed to vote for
the congressional, state and assembly tickets
she had previously claimed the right to register
as voter, and the board ofregisters ad admit
ted II by placing her name on the polling list
Sue was indicted for illegal voting and tried
IN the United States Circuit Court for the
western district Of New York. The instruction
OF the court, under which the jury brought in
their verdict of guilty has been reported in late
kilograms, and 10 il certainly a remarkable
Charge. The judge affirmed the principle that
"the right OF voting or the privilege of voting
l. right or privilege arising under the con-
stitutlOn OF . state. and not OF the United
States. Ii the right belongs to any particular
person II IL because such person is a citizen of
the state where he offers to exercise il, and not
because of Citizenship Of the United States
And this was further emphasized by the
assertion that the state OF New York might
restrict the right Of voting to those between
certain ages, or deny IT to persons having grey
hair, or TO those not in possession Of all their
limbs, without violating any right derived or
held under the Constitution of the United
States IL these views are to prevail, of what
effect are the suffrage amendments to the
Federal constitution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-19

~ UNION LODGE. No %, KNIGHTS or
tS PYTHIAS-The members are earnestly re-
quested to attend tine next stated meeting FIJI
DAY June 10Th, at O'Clock p. m, rs business of
tion Of officers for the ensuing term
Jel9 81 W. WALLACE GRANT of r and q
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COAL AND WOOD.

The undersigned beg. leave 70 inform nj. c,,.,-.
ers1residents Of Capitol Hill-snd the public gen.
IanS tnat ne hes opened q branch WOOD AND
tOAL AhD on street., bet cen q Aua 81, Dorfh-
East, where can be found good sssortmeu, n the
Iery best grades Of both Wood and Coal All or
ders promptly and faithfully hled.
MA eOlU W. a NARROW
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Scientists Taking Gfvand Against
Darwin.

IL l. stated that Prof. Agassiz IL preparing q
work in opposition to the development theory
of Darwin, which IL is limited will deal q more
effective blow to that doctrine than it has yet
received. This is the side on which Darwinisn
must be struck. il il is demolished The heat
ed invectiye Of theologians will do little so long
a. the Darvinians can make a show OF calmly
resting their claims on irresistible scientific
facts. But If a scientist of the standing of
AgassiZ can demonstrate that the facts relied
on are all wrong. or only assumed. then OAR
vinism will lose all the prestige il has attained
a. the assumed product of patient unbiased
investigation. sharp and effective criticism
on Darwin's latest book, in the Edinburgh r.
riew, shows that the scientific thinkers are not
all on his side, and that some of them at least
arc disposed to demonstrate that he has jumped
to his conclusions in most speculative and IN
scientific way. The Reriepr writer says:
"Now. the power of spontaneous and sys-
tematic transmutatiOn which MIR. Darwin's
hyI Othesis assumes, has not yet been shown tn
exist, the slight yaristiOns within fixed and
narrow limits, which is all he demonstrates
being wholly insufficient to produce the enor-
nous changes attributed to <. The fatai flaw
q the absence of evidence as to the existence
and working OF the power which the theory
assumes The furthest line in the past along
which science can travel fails to supply the
needed links of proof. Not only the long his
toriesl period, but the immensely longer geo
records OF thousands and hundreds of thou
sands Of years have been Tansacked in vain
Tor the needed evidence. When pressed with
these difficulties Mr.. Darwin takes refuge in
infinite time and unknown space in the
alleged imperfection of the geological record
and the assumed cons of animated nature that
died and made no sign. Here, of course, he
cannot be followed, and is at perfect liberty,
therefore, TO fabricate his imaginary proofs
IN any way and To any extent he pleases.
To cover this sort of retreat at least to afford
ample room for this sort of indefinite appeal,
Professor Tyndall formally claims free scope
for the exercise of the imagination In science.
lie admits that, Gin more senses than one, Mr..
Darwin has drawn heavily upon the scientific
tolerance of his age He has drawn heavily
upon time in the development of his species
and he has drawn adventurously upon matter
IN his theory of pangenesis. But he boldly de-
mands that In science the speculative faculty
shall be free to wander into regions where the
hope Of certainty would seem to be entirel7 shut
out In other words, when q daring scientific
Speculation finds himself in acknowledgements
bankrupt in facts-he must be allowed to draw
upon the bank of fancy at will. with the assur-
snce that his draft, If eyed with suspicion by
older-established scientific firms will be eagerly
hOnored by excited, credulous, and expectant
novices."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-19


+ P.nneyisaDia avenue w--tern UniSn Ts.e-
graph ofhoe, corI er isth street ssh PeunSyIvauia
svenue. Ji7es3~
y syenus, he!seea snj .sI--'. .sIls, east
s.t one :, bs,: S Lss 9n o., nSrtsTs:
seld ., bargain. Also, several euiIdiag Lots on
five rrs:. es sTiea sSs front,
notth~ e-,esn part Of the city with MI RI inpr-ve-
n:eni, on long time; smAl cash pa, ueats, oslsn0e
Also, s pressed brick HOUSES; t~.-stOry aud
fsnSr pcr,s.as S2n .s es .Se s .t5.Se and
one FRAME ROUSE, room. and hall; lot -.
b. lls, s2-s1, $50 cash, balance - per month At
MouGfoN I sx,IsARp.
Jes2~' oppo-if. O. 8. Treasury.
Lee sALE-T~o new FRANKS, ,ery neat and
aud 18th and and streets, one sausre from street
Srs,ms 10 At sIIsh, 1n
avenue. ie5 fw
oR. RET Ir; OR sA aaE. o ths me.t ssniesl
tanning all modern eonvsnences, with large iOtoo
ner 81 and s Z. Rent 50 per mouth, Enquire
Setxss6 81 and al .treet: 5 (. avenue , sS
.s. 90 west side Of iah street., Opposite Scott
tween 18Th and 10Th streets northwes, JET ~.
EVR SALE Two NV BRICK HOUSES,
No aos street so1' sss.' room. ; ss,hI Dom
street southeast; roOm.; bathroom and cellars,
500; for Brisk House. for terms. apply 70 tse
L'oR sALE-ou long time, with small cash pay
Sub Lots 81 ard IS. square ios Iah ard -,r--t-.
Part Lot q square 25s, 18th street. near = % lcS
sub Lot. 10, and we~; X 81 Is. square so, 10th
street and North Carolina avenue.
Slh Lot -: square s4t; tsx title.
l5.i0 10y ~ feet OF sQusr. SIS, tax title.
LII 60 - FAY
Seven fver room FRAME HOUSES, lot. I.xioe.
fronting east on 9TH street east, between ant B
nl29 I'm JS0 Z. KENDALL
FOR sALE-BoUsE and LOT. No. ISIS st.
nprtt wet; three stop Brick, eornpar .,ivsly
Paperhsnsinss store, No. ls23 Pennsylvania ave
me. m2slm
Il LING, Smelly located on south =, between Isl
aud d streets, Capitol Ill., being the hon-e
bath and laundry with angie co sHs and Moad
chance for securing very nice summer home, ans
AZ the yerS best condition. Price $50 per month.
HESTER RYoN,
Real Estate Agents aud Brokers,
miH-h Ito Isl street southeast, Capitol Hill.
EOR SALE-A sQUARE OF GROUND in the
northern section Of the city, with the sidewa ks,
Apply g; sPa Re Inf E sas
New & sh
EOR RENT-A beautiful ihree-sfory PRESSED
i BRICK HOUSE, ntainins ten rooms, besides
store and cellars, bath and pantry rooms, with gas.
hot and cold water, and all modern i'm provements,
snd convenient to cars and market. Whole house
SIS. or vithous store $50. Inquire HOLLIDGE
Bios, 9Th and o, or 1901 5th street. my2a I'm
EOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUsE-HOUSE
No. 500, corner y and seh streets nortSSesf,
will be rented on reasonable terms. Immediate pos
session given: Apply 10 o. 4. RITTENHOUsE
Agent, l422 y streSt. ml4-eotf
E0R RENT-fURNISHED Rooms: Q back
Il Parior furnished Bedroom, and two pleas
ant rooms, back and front, on second story, in an
eiiRibly located Dwelling on street, 9th: will
be rented on reasonable terms TO gentlemen only
Address "A. J., +" National Republican once.
mlsd GRepl
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LOST AND FOUND.

1 osTaWsdnesday, June IS, 1873, an ENGLISH
JACK color, tan; had on German sii-1~
Yer collar marked &c, ID A. Il. T. -
The finder i'll be literally rewarded by returnf ne
the dog TO No. lOlS nth street northwest. 1927
e RkwARDs.Lost, on The 10th instant, black
please return to GEO. M HENAULT,
southeast corner Of sth and streets north
west JI9 ST.
I UsT-A POCKET BOOK Containing a nnnber
IL OF notes, not endorsed; two Treasury drafts not
endorsed; ard small sum Of money. The finder
the National Metropolitan Bank rs or
= and CHAIN. small gold satchel and an N
chor attached, in going from New York ave. EAt
and lWh Of. TO 7th, in sar down TO MarylanotS.ts4
avenue. reward Of SIS, with the thanks u fie
owner, VIII De gwen II left at this ofiee. JlS St
L OST-Last night, either on G. or 9Th streets
!. northwest, q pair Of GOLD SPEO- 49,
TAcLES- The finder will be suitably S@
rewarded by leaving them at 409 N st. n W. jl7 80.
4 OsT-Saturdsy night, in Depot car or ON corner
IL 9TH street and Pennsylv snia avenae, Ladies'
GOLD BRACELET. Liberal reward by returning
to " lNTERS Drugstore, corner 9th And b streets
so9theasI, OaPltol hln III
TAKEN UP ASTRAY-On the 10th inst a cream
L oolored MAIZE COLT. The owner will
Stable, 3l7 Sd street southeast. MS.
Con REWARD Lost, in the cars between New
$%O York aud this civ, ON Friday last the 6th
instant, a MEMORAHDCM BOOK, with blScS
owners address. Papers OF no value except to the
owner. The shove reward will be paid for book and
contents, If left AZ this office, at lis Prospect
stree, Geor getown, and no questions asked. 5 81
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05

HISTORY or ENGLAND By Edited by Edward
A. FAHESAs. l2no ~ 2j2. Heury Holt 4 Co.
A complete summary of English history
from the landing of Cesar in Britain to the reign of Vie
tora the present time Is given in this excellent
pendium. II is equally valuable textbook for study,
and a manual for reference Although the subject is
treated merely outline sketches the amount OF infor
nation which NAV be obtained from perusal of the
volume is truly remarkable. Every page bears the
marks of faithful stndy among the latest and best
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