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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-03-12
NZTsERaY, S. c., March 8, 1878.

NETSERRT, ). u, March 5, 1915.
MEssRs. CULVER BROTHERS, 1t is with
pleasure that We commend your Farmer
COOKING SToyE to the general public. They
arc an absolute household necessity at this
time, especially when so much Of domestic
duty and management depends more or
less upon our wives and daughters. The
Stove is as simple and beautiful in construc-
ton as it is rapid and reliable in its work.
In word it is as near perfect as it can be:
Jno P Kinard, TX Nance, J C S Brown,
4 LongSbore, Isaac Herbert, Jno McCarley,
A c Hollingsworth, CMcCracken,
" F MettS, Jno Abrams, D P Hawkins,
S Werts, OF Harris, James Lester,
H Suber, CM Williams, BF Griffin,
Mrs Anna Lake, 81 LongSnore, tt Neel,
Williams, n Go!ding, / Dickert.
D S Hol,ey, H W Suber. j N H Ruff,
J F Oxrer, JW Gillian, JD Epps,
Sam'l Abrams, J W RhoadcS, n Reeder,
J C Stewart, N C Longshore, n L Young,
Henry Hendricks, ] B Johnson, " Waters,
jacob Kibler, " NJ Kinard, Levi Slawson,
3 S Burton. J B Floyd, & " Andrews,
L Longshore, J S Pitts, Jas Garrett,
Jno Cook, v B Peterson, VIM \ Fair,
" N Dorrob, j Il Boozer.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, !
COUNTY OF NEwBERRY,
certify thu, am acquainted with Jno.
P. Kirsrd, J. C. S. Brown, and others,
whose names are appended to the torego-
ing recommendation, that they are repu:a-
bic citizens of Newberry County, and en-
tirely worthy of credit.
Given under my hand and seal Of Office,
this March 8, 1878.
WARREN n. FEAGLE,
Deputy Clerk, Sewberry County.
Mar. i2, lo-1t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-03-12
Commercial.

NEwBERRT, 5. c., March 11.-Cotton III.
New York, March 10.-Cotton dull-up-
land 20!, Orleans 81. Gold 15tal54.
BALTIMORE. March 10.-Cotton nominal
-midGling 20f.
CHARLESTON, March 10.-Cotton dull and
lower-lnidiling i9S.
AUGUSTA, March 10 Cotton dull and
nominal-mGdliug l81a18t.
LIVERPOOL, March 10-Coiton closed
heavy-uplands o.; Orleans o..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-03-12

FARHISc At 4 STAND STILL-The con-
tinued anl frequent rains have much rctard-
ed all farming operations iu this County, and
farmers are farther behind with their Spring
work than they have been for many years.
Not only will this put back the crops perhaps,
bp, the expense in keeping id:e hands literal
ly doing nothing is q weight which few
are able 70 bear at this time.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-03-12

Too HIcu.-A friend complained the other
day to Us, tuat at the Berger entertainment
be WAS almost wholly Cut off from sight of
the stage ana its occupants, by ladies' hat
IN front of him. He therefor. votes the
present two-s.ory affair, which the ladies rig
their heads OF. With, considerable nuisance
on public occasions. lie thinks they are
questionable ornament, as top finish TO The
lovely whole, at any time; especially though,
when they obstruct the view, must they he
considered ugly. Had the lady in question
only kept quiet, he might have looked round
the big abominab!c thing and seen something,
but she was so frisky and kept bo5jiny about
so increasingly to right and left, as made the
effort vain Oh his part. Cur advice is, if tn.
ladies cannot be induced 10 take in reef, or
sail under bare poles, that our friend take C.
cushion along to sit on.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-03-12

Mr.. EDWARD CARswELL.-We are pleased
to state, this distinguished apostle Of temper
ance aud eloquent lecturer, will address the
citizens Of Newberry on Thursday night, at
the Town Hall. The most Of our readers are
aware, that Mr.. Carswell is the ablest temper
ance lecturer Of the day, and The high enco-
miums paid him by the press, warrants US in
saying that a rare treat is promised in this
lecture.
Too LATE.-rhe friendly budgct from
Columbia is too late for this issue. Will
have place next week.
Our Charleston correspondence for the
same reason must lie over.
Jus: arrived from pleasan: trip to VIII
liaelston Female College, and finding every
stick Of space occupied, we must defer mea-
ton Of what was seen AMI how our time was
spent, till next issue. Cannot help it.
ISvITATIoN-Thc Ph-enakosmian Litera-
~ Society Of Newberry-W alfalfa. College,
vii! acccp. our thanks for al Invitation {"
attend its anniversary celebration to be held
on Friday Evening, March 2ist. The Presi-
Gent Of the Association is Mr.. c. W. Moore,
and the orator 10: the OCCASION will be Ar.
P.H. lIaltiwanger. Committee-Messrs J. C.
Watkins, J. H. Chappell, J. B. Douthit, G. NJ.
Hunter and C. P Huffman.
4 STRANGE AND FATAL CISEAsE.-The
Sumter News, says that five colored persons,
one adult and four children, in Middetoa
township, in that County, have, within the
pas: few days, fallen victims to disease,
having the appearance, and presenting the
identical symptoms Of the epizoosic, with
which all the horses in the country have been
affected. Our informant states that ali who
saw the cases, believe it 10 have been the
same disease.
We trust taa. no such fatal symptoms may
show themselves here.
MELlNcaoLy-Our sympathieS have been
largely drawn oat the paSt week, in con-
SEQUENCE of serious afliction sustained by
D.Fin losing his agreeable companion and
every morning wALKIsT. His five miles
s before breakfast are now unfortunately dis
continued, until be can find another bon
sroyageur to plod through the muddy suburbs
IF Newberry in quest of new vigor and health.
& is i bad wind, however, which blows no
nc good, and though We mourn for the
q 3octor, we rejoice for his los: friepd, because
k e loss Of the one is tie others happy gain.
e has married wife. Good lack atteod
8 # 9TH.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-03-12

Mr.. ". T. Wk:GET-is about 10 remove
to Abrams & Nets old stand. He will thus
occupy position altogether better. auG with
large stock will present great attractions 10
the public.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-03-12

ENTERPRIsE.-Wet take pleasure in calling
attention to the card Of the Southern Ware
house Co.. of which Mr. Ed. Hope is the
efficient President.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-03-12

The Largest aud Finest assortment Of
Clocks, all varieties. Splendid assortment of
Solid Silver and Plated Ware. Watches and
Jeweiry Of all Kinds. Handsome Pictures,
hanging baskets, and other ornaments. The
largest and best variety ever shown in New
berry. Prices moderate, q.
Mar. ST j. T. SPECkS
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-03-12
Pianos---Our New Prices. Feb.
Z. 1878.

Prices this day reduced from Is 20 Is per
cent Largest stock South and lowest prices
ever known. VIM. Knabe & Co. oct. Rose
wood $40, $500 and $50. Rallet, Davis s,
Co., I; oct. square Grand, 1876, 4'H, 430, 400.
South. Gem. oct, Rosewood, carved legs,
$500. 800, $40, $50. PArlor Gem, oct. ,
Rosewood, carved legs, S265. Best instru-
lneni ever sold for the money. All pianos
from our wareroomS are sold at lowest cash
valuation and without regard 70 makers high
prices.-Send for price lists.
Mason 4 Hamlin Organs S55 to $1,000 each,
delivered freight paid to cash payers, in any
part of the South. Any piece of Sheet Music
or Book Music published in the Z. s., SEN:
pos; paid Oh receipt Of retail price. Address
all orders to LUDDEN & BATES,
Southern Music Warehouse.
Feb. 26, S-3n. Savannah, Ga.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-03-12

MEssRs. LoyELAcE & WHEELER make
important announcements this week. Look
them up and read.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-21

1t is stated that the manufacturers of the
postal cards will apply to Congress for relief,
having found the faithful performance OF their
work much more expensive thon they anticpa-
ted. How relief can be granted under the Cir
cumstances, 1t is hard to see. The bid of the
company was handed In with full knowledge
of the requirements of the Post Ofice depart
ment, and with specimens of the work before
them. After receiving this contract they began
their work By turning out an inferior card, and
continued to do go until the department de-
manded strict compliance with the terms of the
agreement. Recently they have produced cards
OF the requisite quality, but sllege that if they
COZ tinue the same character of work they will
lose money on their contract. Should they do
SO the government can hardly be held RESPONSE
BILE since, as we have said, they accepted the
cont at with their eyes wide open. 1t has
lrJwn TO be custom with certain class of
contractors to underbid all competitors with
the view of furnishing inferior goods, or, if
compelled to supply them as per sample, to do
50, and trust to Congress for relief 1t is a per-
niciOus practice, since bona fdc bidders have no
show against such competition, 9snd should
be broken up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-21

Unusual activity has prevailed in the Wall
street markets during the past week. A move
ment was made in Erie which was attended
with all the Qremonitory symptoms of "cor-
ner." The New York Herald says that the
manipulation Is understood to be under the con-
troll Of three or four German bankers, and
adds 90 without going into the merits Of the
question at this time, we need only say 1t Is .
buys her promises to pay abroad dabbling in
stock that has been the ruin OF the best finan-
ciers Of the country, and making II doubtful,
even while these lines are being written
whether the foreign exchange they have sold 20
their customers Is worth ten cents on the dollar
or not"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-21
Governnent Securities
ThO RaPkOes,

BALrrMoRx, July 2.-vrginia IS, consolidated,
~ west Sirginias, II bid to day.
BALTIMORE, July H-Ooston nrmer-low mid
dlings, lo@l9s. Fiosr steady; good local trade;
p icee unchanged. Wheat steady for prime; prices
Unchanged. Corn-white southern frm and scarce,
81 yellow southern dull, co. mixed western dull,
M. Oats dull-seuthern, 50d52; western mixed /,
q; do. white, 49, Rye quiet, s.. Hay unchan gsd. .
Provisions quiet, mess pork. Sl7ls a4Hh. Bulk
mea;s-shouiders, s; clear rib sides, 10, Bacon in
fair denand-shouders, $685.; rib sides, lOt clear
RIB sides, lv1t@ll; tugsI cured hams, 14l1l5. Lard
dull, ea@S4. Western butter dull, receipts heavy
gooo and choice, lSen20. Whisky nominal. % Susar
very strong and active, l05s1n1k.
NEW ORR, July H.-GOld opened at ll6 bid.
NEW 1ORk, july 2l.-Stocks very strong, Gold
hrm, los. Money quiet but firm, SOS. Exchange,
IL NJ %; sbCr', 10. Governments duh aud steady
new YORK, July 2l.-Fiour quiet and unchanged
Wheat quiet aud unchanged. Corn quiet
LONDON, July II, ll;sB ~ m.-C1nsSl. for money,
ShGssi for account, 9lsS@s4. Bonds Of 1855, old +,
SD 1907 90 Erie, 90
LONDON, July 81, m.-Erie, 49,.
PARis, July 2l.-hentes 20 francs 81 confines,
LONDON, July q, D. NJ TIE rate Il oil scodnt for
three months bills In open market is "a per cent be-
low the Bank of England rate
LONDON, July u, $50 .. m.-Erie, 45k.
. IONDoN, july q, p. m.-The amount of bull
y gone into the Bank of kngaHd on balance to-
day is f242Cgo
Pass, July 2l.-Rentes Sc francs AZ confines.
LONDON, July q, 30 p m Erie, E4..
PARIS, July 2l.-ksntes So francs AZ centimes.
LONDON, July q, AS .. m.-Consols for account,
81. @9z1s; United States bonds of 1855, 93s; 1851
xts; l0-io's, O1s new tyes, s9As. Erie, 49,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-21

Extra Billy Smith, of Virginia, is willin'. In
. late conversation with q reporter Of the Rich
nond Enquirer he said in reference to the COM
ing conservative state convention, al have
taken no steps to secure . nomination, and
shall not. II can be of service to the people,
am ready now, as have always been, to per-
form the part allotted me-" Just so. The ex-
governor knows something of good thing and
wants to know more about it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-21
Carl

w CARD.
w TIN view 20 the better accommodation Of our
customers and friends In all parts Of the city we
have established ard at the corner of lssh and
streets northwest formerly pied by Mr.. J. e
Mf!lerl where we will keep hand q large stock
deliver In any part Of the city in large small
Quantities At reasonable prices. We have also
under the eeaten House,, where our Mr.. CLARK
can BE found daily during business hours, and
We have 2 planning MILL ct our Lumber and
TO execute n LII WORK Of all kinds
We viii take this opportunity to suggest that now
the time to lay In Fuel for the WINTER prices
will not be lower this season while circumstance
entirely beyond the control Of dealers here may
make them much higher,
tt EDW CLARK CO., Deaiersan
Lumnsrt Doors, Sash, Blinds, holdinss, and Wood
Wharf, Depot and Planning Mill. foot OF 4th stree,
east.
'vrr. jl4th and streets northwest
Virginia avenue and 9Th st. southeast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-21

The leading business men of st. Louis have
held meeting and resolved to adhere to the
rules of the Merchants Exchange of that city,
requiring that in future all mercantile transac-
lions shall be on a cash basis. Ii was agreed
that on and after the 18th of July all sales sh ali
be for cash, (unless otherwise specified, and all
bills shall be PAYABLE on delivery Of the prop
erty sold. or a warehouse receipt therefor.
Chicago is holding its breath to see II st. Louis
will act up TO its loud sounding manifesto.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-21

The late mining expedition Of representatives
of the Philadelphia and Reading coal and iron
company in Virginia, resulted, 1t is said, in the
discovery of extensive deposits and veins of
magnetic and hemstite iron ores In the counties
of Albemarle, Nelson, Amherst and Campbell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-21
THE WEATHER

W Il
WAsHISsroN, July 81, 1878, l0:3o O.. m.
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST rwKNrY-FOUR HOURS
! he barometer has rise n since Sunday morning in
she Middle and Eastern states and lower lake region
II has fallen slightly in the northwest and south
81 far as heard from. The temperature has fallen
sis htly ia the Southern states aud the northwest
Light northerly winds and clouds prevail over the
Southern and idde Atlantic states, except on the
immediate south Atlantic coast, where light south
erly winds and Gains prev all, with cloudy weather
Westerly winds and partly cloudy or clear weather
are reported from New England. Clear weather
alls over the lake region and the Ohio valley,
SOutheasterly winds and clear hazy weather pre-
vail in the northwest 80 far a. heard from.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the rest Of Monday for
the eastern Gulf and I, nth Atlantic coast, south
westerly winds, with cloud and rain. For the in
terror Of the southern states, the Ohio valley lower
lakes and Middle states, light nJrtherly winds, part
ly cloudy and clpar weather. For New Englsnd
northw6sterly winds. with partly cloudy weather
followed by clear weather on Monday night. For
the upper lakes, uOrthes and northwest winds aud
clear Weather For th- northwest, falling barome-
ter, south and ea.t winds, higher temperature and
Increasing cl0uciness Morning Telegram hic re
ar missing from Florida, the southwest, the upper
lakes, northwest and Rocky NJ runtsin stations
LOCAL RECORD.
The Thermometer in the business room Of TIE
STAR Office registered to-day follows-S a. m, IS
10 a. NJ. IN: IL m, 10; 2p. 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-21

The Indiana democratic papers are talking of
General JEFF q. Davis as an available military
Candidate forthe Presidency. The idea is that
many old line democrats, who may have ling
ering weakness for JEFF Davis, will fall into line
on Jeff G. Davis. This is too thin. The most
obtuse old-liner will find out before the next
Presidential election that the Modoc Davis and
JEFF are different individuals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-21

Anarchy rules in Spain. A number Of prov
inces have declared themselves independent,
and Don Carlos, who Is at the head of the largest
Carlist force yet mustered in Spain, has achieved
victory OF considerable Importance, followed,
hC-ever, 1t is now reported, by corresponding
defect. The unhappy country seems as far
srom a stable government as ever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-21

In his lat letter to the Baltimore American
from Vienna Mr.. Fulton tells how they utilize
dogs in Vienna by making them draw small
wagons through the streets. After o dog has
Z en- at work that way for twelve or sixteen
hours he 10 doubtless glad to sleep at night aud
loses his desire TO ebay the moon.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-21
Investment Bonds.

The Northern Pacific Railroad Company having
determined to close its 80 First Mortgage Gold
Loan at an aggregate not exceeding thirty million
dollars and thereafter to pay higher rate Of in
terest than per cent further issues of its bonds
the limited remainder Of tie $40 loas is so1
beins disposed of through the usual agencies.
As the bonds Of this issue are made receivable In
payment OF the Company lands ct 10, they are
in constant and increasing demand for this purpose
and will continue to be after the loan is closed-a
fact which much enhances their value and attract.
iveness an Investment.
The Company has more than 500 miles OF its road
built and in operation including the entire Eastern
Division, connecting Lake Superior and the naviga-
ton of the Missouri river it has earned title to
nearly Ten Million acres Of its Land Grant, and
sales Of lands have thur far averaged 1855 per acre
All mark. table securities are received In exchange
fer Northern Pacincs.
Jay COOKE 4 co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-21

The railroad situation on the through route
from Washington to New York may be stated as
follows The Pennsylvania company having
arranged their difficulties with the Union ttun-
neD railway company through Baltimore, will
use the Philadelphia, Wilmington and BaIti-
more road ~ the link in the main passenger
line between Washington and New York, In
stead OF going by the way of Columbia, and
therefore the Baltimore and Ohio road, which
has aimed to prevent any coalition between the
other roads named, finds itself ont in the cold
and obliged to 90 on with Its project of seeking
an iI.dept ndt mt route to New York; as, though
l relations with the Philadeiphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore road are friendly enough, Its
adversary, the Pennsylvania company, controls
the JERSEY system of roads and New York ter mi
nus. Mr.. Garrett has, therefore, Joined hands
with Jay Could for line between New York and
Baltimore, independent Of the existing line
By this combination it is proposed to take pas
sengers from New York to Sandy Hook by
steamer, thence across New Jersey by rail to
Bay Side, on the Delaware Bay, at which point
another steamer will connect with Bombay
Hook, on the Delaware side of the bay. There
the railroad will again be brought into requisi-
ton for transportation across the peninsula of
Delaware and Eastern Shore to Rock Hall, in
Kent county, Maryland, and from thence
steamers will land passengers at Baltimore to
go south over Mr.. CARROTS road. jay Gouli
il to supply the connections to Rock Hall, and
Mr.. Garrett will furnish the ferrisge from there
to Baltimore. According to report this route
will be open for business by the LIST OF September.
That il will enable Mr. Garrett to successfully
compete with the present railroad lines to New
York is out Of the question, as though it may be
pleasant enough for summer travel, the number
of changes from rail to steamers and from
steamers to rail, will be decidedly obnoxious to
the majority OF travellers. There will neces-
sarily be considerable delay in making the
transfers. and by the slower rate of speed by
steamer; and in winter there will be danger, as
well as delay through the storms and ice in the
passage of the Delaware and Chesapeake. AL
together Mr.. CARROTS latest scheme to head off
Tom Scott doesn't seem likely to work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-21

Brigham Young's seventeenth wife, Ann
Eliza, has left his bed and board and demands
divorce As he has sixty-nve wives left to
sew on his shirt buttons, he Is not lone lorn
widower by any means
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-21

(NOHENT LOAN OFFICE, csrn~ sf.7fk ssyee
~ esd NeW loyk ecssss, entrance on New ~
In the city. Money Loaned II the lowest rsteO q
Of interest on Cod and Silver W.tchss, Diamonds,
value. yauS6-iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-21

The cholera is making Roadway enough Al
Vienna to csuse panic, and there will ioubt
less be . thinning out of the crowd there. Aus
tris seems to have hard luck with her ex libi
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-21

Vienna must be the model city Of the worII
.. least In one respect correspondent say
drunkenness is unknown there and consequent
good order generally prevails.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-21
LARGEST Circulation In the District
The Star ny HAIL.

Persons leaving The city for the summer, or
any portion Of u, can have TIE STAR mailed to
their address for such time - they desire, ct the
rate Of nfsy eenh Per month Orders, accom-
panied BY the money, should 6s sent to the bust
as0 once o. tie paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-21
Est ABLIeHB 1901.
JOHN q. DARTHEL,
S7KAM DYER AND SCorRER,
No. llS Icul.AHp.A-KALB srREsr, fons door
South Of Ooloaization Hail.

Itaks thb nsehel Of Informing my frsepds, -
tro., - - yche IN ss.sral thss, having rsS.ns
1sfxBf vim ii he acdsrn In sross,
Ds.s, thereby making complete IN I'll its Details,
70 DerloE d The very Sest manner and a The short
cot notice en- .csk intrustsd 90 my care, and re-
spectfaliy solicit call from ell who desire work
psrfornea IN my line, end will usrantee entire
setisisction both In n gard superisr In
which my worn ID psrforned e. we'll . In nv char
which viii be very mr1erufe.
Ladies dresses cleaned without being taken spsrt,
ing the whole garment.
Geptlemsnt clothes clsansed without shriEking.
UrsE KUBELp ~uTILE DULCE" TOOTH
" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY Denfise tor ne
parity aud healthy action. For sals by Drurgista
generally. Prie, q cent? . bottle. dsoa-J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-21

IT, NAILOR 4 SON, HACK AND HIRING
Il STABL Els, I41S NEW YORK Avenue, BIZ
TWEEN i'm AND 18TH STREETs.-Ffrst.ciass Sin
gle and Double Teams, Open aud Close Carriages
for hire. We would call particular attention to our
Fishing parties, which may be had al the iSws .
rates. iy2l -3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-21


~ Con o. Q; y.snA ~ kLoDGE.Fhs Aanu.
a.. VIII be held On WEDNESDAY IvININ0 al
i9.t,nt, A. sscen O'Clock, = Marinis Tenn perancel
HaH On Z street, bet~ e.n 9th and lOth The Prs.
te "a es seneerv IRON New ysrsey will be present
Z Az llkeel =. III SWEET, OR. Sec'y.
HPENNeYLvANIA REPUBLICAN Assoc.
w. CATION "A stated meet ing ~ this 49,
ation viii b hold THIS Monday EveNING JnJv
q, la5, n Ciarkes Hall, ~ Pennsyl AHA sysn.c
g. clock. sharp: Election Of aslsgstss to the
state eony ention. which meets ct Harrisburs pa
August IL, LIS. By order Of 80
4 III THOMAS, Secretary. liz
nPMETROPOLIrAN BUILDING AsSOCIA.
Wy 1lON.-The nrst regular meeting Of the
METROPOLITAN BUILDING ASSOCIATION
for the payment OF due. and sale Of money will Ia
led q the Board Of Trade Rooms ON MONDAY
EVENING, 21st instant, g. O'Clock. Tse Secre-
tsry will be at the Rosms At $50 O'Clock.
-WM. DICKSON, President.
JNO. A. PRESCOTT, Secretary. jyH-st
TCHAS. McNAMEE, late Assistant Clerk Of
try the Supreme Court OF the District Of Colun-
bis, and his con, have opened an Office for ExAmin
Ibg Titles to ReAl Esfzfa and Convey anciug on ~
tireet, second door south VI Mr.. fendsils. Jylsss