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VIENNA, July 6.-rne number Of foreign v1a-
itors to tho Exposition is incroaaing daily. Tho
groat majority arc from England. Tho jur1es
nre now hard at work, and it ss generally
will be awarded to American exhibitors.
A snyoro rain storin passed over tho city to-
day: considerably damaging tho goodH. in tho
United States department Of tho Exposition,
aud running tte silks in tho French section.
Jackson j. Schultz has loft Vionna.
Carl Hchnrz and Mr.. Albums nro hare. Gen.
Van Buron Inns gone to Vorslaaor, 20 miles from
thin CITY,
, 1873-07-06

BOSTON, July 6.-1n South Acton, Mnsst yoa.
tcrday, George Curtis, nged years, took a boy
named Lane. 8 yoara Of ago, into tho woods, and
thero bout him with club in n most shocking
ma,suer. Lane was soon discovered, but tliod Of
hia intt,sioa four hours after, Tho child-mur-
deror nod, but WAS arrested last evening in CAM
britgo.
last evening in Warwick slroet, Highlands. and
hor husband has been arrested, charged With
beating her to doath.
, 1873-07-06
RUSSIA.

ST. pErEnsnuna, July Sit is officially an
nounccd that the Khan Of Klsiya and Ill his Min
istors, who fled from tho capital upon the ap.
proach Of the Russian troops, havo returnud aud
submitted to Gen. Kautmann, hoaecchinG hia
clemoncy. and itnp1oEing. his mercifu1 conRidora.
their casos, Inns placed thon under guard.
, 1873-07-06

- sueeial DispAtth to Tie Chicaqo T,ibaae.
New Yon1s, July 5.-Ghancollor Jlnnyon, OF
Nsw Jerroy, hns granted m injunction against
tho sl.or,Ys Of the Gountica OF Hudson, norgon,
Eaaax, rahaaIc, Morris, and S.'Bscx, restraining
Nav York & Oswogo Midland Railway Company,
nn tho ground that naid property, hoihg eovoreti
by the mortgages given by Tho Company 10
aecura tho |,onslhollarH, iH osonpt from soizuro
1ipun claims by creditors atoat.
, 1873-07-06

surciat Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.
MApisoS, Wia., July 5.--Sonlo burglars, sup
posed to llo old onog, Into last evening, blew
open tho safo in tho .lsY-gootls otoro kept by ].
N. s:ovillo, in Oregon, tic explosion being
l,eard by sovoral pcraonB. Soon nfter the store
burst into flames, a1,l waa hurned with Ill isn
co1,tonta, valued ut somo $4,000. Ami!lnory
storo aud M unoccupiod building, north, a1'd
B,l1,loil, but their coutonts wero saved. Total
1naa about SIG 000
, 1873-07-06

partly m cloudy or olear Weather. Gvor tho Mid
do statas and Lower Lake rcgion. northwest to
southwest winds, rising barometer, and general,
ly clear weather. For Now England, souttl aud
southwest winds and generally clear weather,
with occasional local storms in oaatorn portions.
For tho Ohio Valley, gonorally clear weather,
viii, northw ostorly Winds.
Tho evening tclegsaphio reports arc gouerally
missing from the Upper Lake, northwest, aud
Rocky Mountain stations.
, 1873-07-06
FOREIGN.
SPAlN.

MADRID, July 6-Thc annivoranry Of the In
dependence Of tho Unitod States was celebrated
at tho American Legation yostorday, by grand
banquet. Among tho distinguished guests Of
Mini Htor Rick1cs wefo 6onor Cnstolar. tho mems
bcrs Of tho Cabinet, tho foreign representations
In Mndrid, and the President Of tho CortoA.
Tho Government l,as decided to employ ovory
RESOURCE to crush tho Carliat inH,,rrootion. A
proclamation will bo Issued giving tho insurgonta
Ayo days to surrender to the Republican forces,
after which timo cordons will ho drawn around
tho insurroctionary districto aud tho civic CALL
paign commenced.
In consequence Of tho interruption Of railways
In the North, tho mails are now Hont from Spain
By aea In war vesaelB.
Tho cnHtomB nuthoritfos hnTp. fincd tho Cap
thin Of tho steamship Murllo, which rar iuto aid
aanls tho omigrant ship Nortlitleet, in tho Eng
lish Channel, 200, 900 renls for failing to come to
L!ubon whom he had Il cnrgo for this port.
, 1873-07-06
WASHlNGTON.



HOLIDAYS.
WAsu1snrox, .. G., July 5.-Neasly all tho
hoals OF departments arc nhnont, and, among
the oi1iculs, to-day has boon as Tr'1cl Of holl-
dny 10 yesterday. large number Of buroau
officials aud corla took advantage Of tho throo
tiayn' holiany to leave tho city and visit their
homes.
tTbthc Assoeiattd Press,
LAND DEf-StoT.
Wasn1SoToN, D. G., July 5-The Commits
sioner-Gcncrn, Of tho I.nnd Ofsfce decides in
tho cases Of tho Wnrwick and J. a. Davis dona-
ton claimants, in Oregon, that tho donntiona
cannot bo purchased under tho acts OF Fob. II,
1868, aid July II, 1884, aftor ono years residence
and cultivation, unless such residence and cut
tiyation llad been upon tho lands surveyed prior
to guch purchase.
APPOINTED.
r. ". Wnilo rns to-day appointed 1ntornni
Revenue Gaugor for tho Sixth District OF kon-
tucky.
1I1SINf1 lands
Con. Drmmonc. Commissioner of the Land
Onico, has decided TINT lands valuable on ac-
cnunt Of deposits Of carbonate of soda, nitrate
OF soda. sulphur, alum, and ashpnalt, may 20
| patented unttor tho mining net Of May le, lo31,
| a. we'll ns other valuable minornl deposits, OK
! cept whero specially reHerved by act Of Con~
| Eresa.
po8TAJ.
! Tho Postmaster General hns ordered an OK
| tension Of the poHtal eervica on tho Cleveland,
|. Mount Vornon Il Delaware Railroad, from
Mount Vernon to Columbus q digtalce Of forty
five miion at An annual salnry OF ~, ,i8G.
, 1873-07-06
CUBA,

HAVANA, July 4.-planters laye agreed to pay
. tax Of S2 for eacll slave, instead Of sending
them to work on tho trochn. Tho o,sners of
runaway Clliuamon now in the Government do
pots have oIrorod t'aom for work on tho srochn,
anu tho Captain Gonoral will accept them.
, 1873-07-06
E3iHc0vcry pS Il Comet.

WAaH1HaroN, July 5.-Tllo discovery at Vienna.
Austria. Of con.ot has Just boon announced
to tllo Smithsonian I.ntituto. Tho right ascell-
zion Of tle comet ia no hours mud 1liMuton Its
loclinaton south, degrees and u minutos, Ita
motion is unknown,
, 1873-07-06

NASHVILLE, Juno 5.-atiohael shilburn, II
years Of age, wan instantly hilloa while on hia
aui Ha.lloyy's Donl, by boing slot through tho
heart Himself and Johnny 1Iadloy, Is yearH OF
ngo, had boon to town and bought = Dorrngor
pistol. Tho killing is supposed to hnVo boon &c
cit}autn1.
, 1873-07-06

BRowssyyLLE, Tex, July 4.-Tao first bnlo OF
brought. tn thia markct yostorflay by J.. T..
lIynoa, Of Santa Marin, Cameron County. The
Eautlomnu OH whoso far1n it WIS raisol arrived
tao sato for tho htoamor, bnt tllo balo will be
dispatched to Now Orleans by tho 1rat vessel
lctIYlup.
, 1873-07-06

ST. LOUIS, No., July b-lho number Of deaths
In Ills CITY Tor tho wcok ending to.day ia 14l Of
wh1oh 100 woro children u1.lor . years, anu ~ Of
cholera mOrbnB.
, 1873-07-06

WotfnoRo N. H., Tnly 6.--J.ightning yoster-
day struck tho hol1ao Of Ntra. Drew, in Tutton-
l,oro, instantly killing her, aud oonhidershly
damaging tha building.
, 1873-07-06
tpbattltarys

New yonx, July 5.-Eliza Mary Ann Hau,hlin,
acbreua, tonrt]l vito Of tho lato 1Iomns Low
erby lta1nln, tho wo.ktown i, aetor' dioo. tha
fourth atroot.
, 1873-07-06
iiAl Y

noarE, July 5.-Count Do ChambraT Digny has
fnilod to form a Cubiuot, aud Ito crisiB in the
n1tniBtry continues. ...-...
Tho Pope walked in tho Vatican grounds to-
day unsupported by nttetllents.
, 1873-07-06

NEW Yo1M, July b.---ArriyeA, steamships st.
Laurent, from Brost, and Maine, from Bremen.
I.lyERrooL July b.-ArriYoil ont, steamships
Russia, Lady Lycott. ani Alexandria, from Now
York. and baltimore, from baltimore.
, 1873-07-06

ANNApo11s, .lnly 6.-doy. WlIyto has signed
tho .scatl4-warra1,t of Ja1noH Wost convicted Ut
the murder Of hta paramount. fixing as tho day
for execution August ~.
, 1873-07-06

WORCESTER, nIass., July 5.-john Bergman, T.
SwoJo was fntat1y stabbed III hia loft breast OIL
Thursday evening by 1'honaB Moran, an Ens!ihh-
man, in d drunken fight, Moran waB arrested.
, 1873-07-06

UEAnra CONTENT, N. r., Independence Day,
1813,--The laying Of the ocoan cai'o OF 1873 waa
succousfully completed this morning, shortly
nttes midnight.
, 1873-07-06

Special Dispatch to 1he Chicago Tribune.
DEs MONIES, Iowa. July 5.-ularlos flor-
miug aon Of tho poatmastor ut Riaing Sun, was
aYroaiel to-day by tho Deputy Unitea slateH
Marshal, OH the clargo Of robldng tho mails, and
ia nov III intI.
, 1873-07-06
PORTUGAL.

LISBON, July 5.-.rhore was no banquet hero
Yesterday in celebration Of tho Fourth OF July.
Tls rolsrasontatiyo Of the United States waH nh
sent, aud there was no American vcssol on tho
TaguH.
, 1873-07-06

gives intelligence Of q rlaing among tho Hudoo
poagants in tho district Of I'oonah. They refuse
to pay rents and have plundcsed and burned goy-
eral houHea. Two bands hive boou dieporaod By
tho police.
, 1873-07-06

Tho Picnyu1lo Libel Slstt.
New ORLEANS, La., July 4.-Judso Lynch yoa-
tostIay refused q naw trial III tic uawk4ns-
IicaVa'le libel oaBo.
, 1873-07-06

Tho E;acik-Pny S.vlasa1o Again De-
ElNlltgEGt1s

Sprcial Dispatch to 49ta chhaga 3rih"n..
AlAnlsoN, Via, July 6.-An incident ut Woue-
woe. ii, tlllH county, al,owH tho feeling among
tho pooplo on tho baclt.salary stonl mud ]tindro
subjects, or Which professional politicians lnso
littlo idea. Tho Hon. James Noas otation Of
yesterday WAS mild contrasting Of tho pntriota
OF Cougross Of 70 md tliolr acts with thoEo Ut
lilo list Congress, When lo alluded to tho hacs
pay" business, tho I,eopletl nriotl, "Tlats what
'wa want to hear nholit," a,ll fairly compelled
tho speaker to rive yoco To public indignation
in lniguaEe TINT was plain.
, 1873-07-06

BURLINGTON, IT., July 5.-The statue OF Ethan
Allen waa unveiled horo yesterday. In thq ptoas
once Of 10000 spectators.
, 1873-07-06

DETROIT, n1icl.., July 5.-The propeller phila-
1alphia bound down. graln. loaded, struck u rack
at tho head of Lalio Erie, last night an1 sunk
III si3tce., foot Of wator. Roief will bo gent TO
her at oucQ.
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WEST VIRGINIA NEWS.

Hugh Evans. a prominent citizen in the
vicinity of Grafton. died on the 9Th ms.
b. F. Paers, editor Of the BROOKLYN
Times is visiting Wheeling.
DIR Jno G. Wilson, died at Martinsbury
recently.
The Wheeling police court is ding a
driving business
Bethany College, in Brooke county, was
chartered by Virginia in 1899
Watson Eastwood died at Charleston on
Monday.
A mortgage for $7,00O,OOO was recorded
at Charleston, on the Elk River on North.
ern aud South West Virginia Railroad
The gale on Sunday last blew down
three hundred and twenty feet Of tie Nor
ton Nail Mill At Ashland, XIV. The
Messrs. Shore, OF Huntington have the
contract for the building which was un-
finished
'sterday morning an explosion took
place IN the asphaltum mines OF the Richie
company, situated ninc miles from Cairo.
10y which three persons, whose names
we could not learn we're Instantly killed
-Orhopoiifan
The late rains have not materially in.
Jnred Dehams Tunnel or that at ,Strecb-
err Neck. We have the best authority
Tor The fact that Stretchers Neck tunnel
Is permanent Its construction was n
wonderful 'eat OF engineering. and secured
the loose material of the mountain So
that the more it settles the firmer both
mountain and tunnel become. onroe
Register.
Barney Campbell and Harry Hicken
fought thirty SIX rounds Mt Golfers.
West Virginia. The hsht lasted
one hour aud ten minutes, when a most
unsatisfactory termination took Mace
George Seidnns and Ned OBaldwin cot
INTO quarrel, and in few minutes hum
dreds of pistols were drawn; and after a
promiscous fight, in which all present ia.
dulgcd, it WAS discovered that the Irish
giant had been severely handled. The
ring was pitched at $50 am, and when
Sed!ons (thr referee) and OBaldwin (the
second got mo a fight the principals -ke
daddled As there has been no decision
the fight will again take place two months
hence - RichmoHd DiSpafch.
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The Audience was formed OF all classes, the
high and low had come TO witness the
wonderful manifestations that were 10 take
place. When the hall had become so
packed That 1t was impossible to admit
more, the doors were closed and many
went home disappointed. The troupe con-
sisis Of three in number. the oldest being
man bordering upon fifty years, who
acts as general manager and spokesman :;
the others are much younger, smaller and
rather fine looking than otherwise When
the hour arrived for the entertainment to
commence, the brothers asked that the au-
dience would appoint a committee to ex.
anime the cabinet and assist in the exer-
cises, whercupon Gen Breslin aud Vim
III. Harvey were called to that duty. Both
these gentlemen upon rising made appro
pirate responses TO the compliment, aud
gave the premises a thorough seach and
reported that as lar rs they were capable
OF knowing everything was natural aud
Tree rom machinery to be used in trckery
The manifestations were equal to the
descriptions given by the press throughout
the country. During TIE evening both OF
the committee were seated in the cabinet
and tied by the hands to each Of the bro
Tiers at their bidding musical instruments
would 20 through space giving forth an-
dlble airs and alighting at any place indi
Gated 10y them. Both Harvey aud the
GENERA came out with a guitar upon their
heads 'ther it had gone in answer to
their bidding Flour was placed in the
hands OF the brothers so that they might
Toe detected in their movements. but when
once closed the same noise was repeated
and when examined the flour was still in
their hands and CAV. no signs that it had
been moved. Altogether it was the com.
pIetest Jugglery We have ever looked upon.
There WAS one noticeable fact connected
with the performance that breaks thei,
claims to spiritual influence, and that is
tue fact, tina: they occupied considerably
more time in extricating themselves when
tied 10y the committee, than when thew
dlsengased themselves from the system.
a'ic knots made 10y their own hands. At
the close the manager made some remarks
III support of the spiritual theory, but OF
course no one paid any attention to what
lac urged.
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THE MEETING SHXT TUESDAY

a Tie Time IOr tue election OF c--, NM
GERS approaches. the mer,. If ,I1...,,
persons Tor the several ,lac.. or. ,.;.,
'7
good pcp whom ,,,. .,,o,ll ne. -
the council CHAMBER l,,i, i. ,,;l.., ~
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aHli.fi,, ,,bo ,.,r..,,., .,i...,-..'......''
-. ,,.,. ai , ,.'.'' '''' u" ,,. interests
y.ry ,I,5.g ......,r,. ~ p... W '''.
or or .t,..,. .,..'.'..... ........ i'..',
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GENERAL NEWS.

Gen. Edward Johnson, ct Virginia. n
graduate Of West Point, who served with
Gen Tay!or in the Mexican war. is dead
\ steam tannery belonging to Arm.
strong ~ Stowey was burned on tie Sth.
Edgar Necdham, United States Internal
Revenue Assessor OF the Louisville Dis.
trict FOR many years, died OF pneumonia
on Saturday.
\ drunken negro in Cincinnati. who
was followed Icy a lot Of boys, threw q
brick at them, hut missed its aim and went
through Evans Il Cos plate glass window
worth $ljO.
The Mormon Representative. are grcat-
iy pleased Il tie failure OF Ere lipl,,yse,,.
Senate bill in reference TO affair. in U,ab
to become law, aud predict that there
Will Ice no difficulty in the Territory this
summer, unless provoked 10y the Gen,iles.
Gen. McMillen and Ex-Governor Pinch
back, Senators elect at their RESPECTIVE
parties. ARE still IN Washington awaiting
events.
Hill. l..f.
o,.5 ,,.a. ~, .'.,,,'' ''''' III Us treasury
I7l,.,so, .,,,.... ~" ''''0'' =
Navigation Is resumed on the Hudson
River.
Mis-. Emily Faithful lectn. ed in Cincip-
natl on Our Best Society,"
The Arkau.a. Ie,i.l,ture b,. r..oI,.,
10 consider no more contested co...
Cant .Iobn Cn,n,,.,or ,,,,,.ri,.-r....
Senar,r toga, died -, p.o,o T,.L
cent?, or anon,.xv
The RaI,i,,or. Corf.r.oc.ho.o, ,,,.;,,,
n commi,,.e 81 o,,r,.., ,,,r, ,,.. d...' ~,
d. uus,o,
ire spanish hrpn'"c has gwen The
di..re.. anil alarm, and bo. .,.o,r....I
R,pulIicsr. in ,-orort.,n
' 7''''N '''' '", i''S''''' ''''''-
''''"' u ''''' 10 '''. LOUIS '''''e '''"e ''.
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GOOD Prices For PROPERTY. -Messrs
Downer& 10. sold few days ago the lot
on the corner Of Eighth street and Second
avenue, opposite Wares hotel, to Mr.. j..
F. Elliott, of A'bermarle county, for. s.,
O1J This Is within traction of $40 per
front foot. They also sold two lois on 3rd
avenue, between Eighth and Ninth streets.
to some gentlemen from Belmont county.
Ohio, for l,450. These lots will all he
improved Messrs Elliott d Bro expect
to build large brick for commission
warehouse
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DISTRESSING CAsE.-One of the most
distressing incidents transpired this week
OF which we ever had knowledge. A
Young girl from Marietta, who was living
IN the family OF citizen Of this place.
was taken sick, and being away from friends
was literally houseless Her case came 10
the Knowledge OF the Aid Society Of the
Congre-a' onal church. who took charge
OF her, and sent for her friends. Her bro.
ther started here to take her home. but
became intoxicated on the boat. fell over
board and was drowned. The poor Girl
was so sick that it would not do to tell her
OF the accident, but the society concluded
to send her home under the charge OF she
nurse employed by them. She lett
here few days ago, and has
doubtless ere this reached her bereaved
parents The Aid Society is doing good
work and we hope will receive liberal con
tributlUn tom our citizens whenever they
nsk it,
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DrowNEp.-Jmne. Burton. while under
tue Influence of liquor. .eIl from the boiler
deck Of tine Ntue Roberto, Tue-duy
morning about lwo O'Clock, near Wet
Columbia lie stated llr.ot tne preyi-
900. day tHHt he wo- QUO hi- way Co Hunt
lagoon Go Welt iii- sister and that Doe resi-.
.ei 100 Marietta, ohio. aad va- stone
ua-Iu ur trade
"e nute a--umnce- t0at the cause Of
tne drouu.n. can Doe a-.r.ei O., tlc want
" proper management oH the part of the
Officers Of tual boat The ur-k,grcr aad.
'n- hm rab.e Kept bm employed goo
eari- tnat Doe might -ell hfm drinks mu
joe became Intoxicated When being cl.-
,ese d 60 t"e .oaer I,ck Le attempted O.,
resist the eiior's OF those aho had char-,
of hin. and di-encaas- himself sudden.
Iy. fell backs ards in tue river
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PROPOSALS MANTEn.

r,'0psoi, e. obi, Roiroyd. E,yia,,,'. ORe,.1
HHH'Hy'oa, vs.. Iu.. March %. 1913.
PROPOSAL VIII be received at the Resident
Engineer. office. until the 10th inst. for the
graduation of The extension Of the river track
OF the Chesapeake 4 Ohio Railroad no uuDt-
ingi"n' where profile. and specifications can
De seen. work t0 commence Immediately.
GoUN. MORRIS, Res. Ens'f
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The Dn,enpori nrolhcr..

The Davenport Brothers iI not perform
on Thursday Of last week, bat came on
Saturday aud filled the engagement AZ
40 early hour throng Of people began to
.,ather at Burdick's and by half past se-
ven the Hall was crowded 10 overlooking
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WEDNESDAY.


VI Jarvis. " ; smith. Ohio. ! Parker =.
Louis; Il II Bell, q " Gaines. j NJ Good. civ.
j. a Hnel - Adams; VI Marion. Amos Mat.
g"s Price, Jno Iuklesaps. Ashland. XIV. d
salmon, Il Scauauds. j NJ Soufb,. tfb
T. Farrell, Bnrboursvillc: A Bliss. a par
nngton' New York; l. : Soncrs Pnrkersbur,.
o T. Purdcll. 4 j Gou,iman.S j Michael. 90
cinnati; Knott, Circlcvillc: j A Garner.
Jackson, o; V Frizzell, Ccrcdo; " II Melton.
* y X r. ''
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HUNTINGTON NIARkET.


c,rrec'ed WerFlg by L.,all,g d. hlg,,,a..
National Republican., 1873-11-19
GENERAL CITY NEWS.

General Chipman took q short walk yesterday.
The iong-contlnued storm is good test for
the city sewers.
The numerous employees recruiting for the
past few days eau make grand effort before
winter cuts short their labor.
Mrs. Carolina II. Adams, wife of Mr.. James
Adams, who was for a long time cashier OF the
Bank OF Washington, died on Monday last, In tue
slxtieth year VI her age.
Two new cases are being manufactured by
priya,e parties for the Agricultural Museum. A
new lot OF collections from the geological expo
ditions are expected soon.
DR.. Blssci, scientist Of the poiaris expedition,
Ia In the city. His reports arc to be publishe'l
by the Government. The curtosltics collected
by this farthest northerly expedition arc con-
signed to tho Smithsonian.
Al the NTH monthly meeting OF the Metropoli'
tan Building Association 65 shares OF stock were
advanced on at an average premium OF u pei
cent. At the SEVENTEEN meeting OF the Colnm
| bia Cooperative Association shares Wi,oou
were sold at 900 per cent. premium.
A picture called 'rrho Mount OF the Holy
Cross" is being prepared by the artist Elliot, o.
| this city, for the Pope OF Rome. Tue scene lies
| In Colorado, where, on the side OF mountain
| perpetually covered with snow, nature has malt
a large perfect cross, marked by the white IN IN
| deep ravlnea.
| A lecture was delivered last evening In tn
lecture room OF the Fourth Preshy tcrlnn ohufrl
by Dr. smith on "Jcsus IN Gcthsemtne." ii'
defined the wor,i ucthsemanc, gave its situation
| aud related the wonderful experience Of w
i saviour while there. His lecture was well writ
| ten, well delivered, and well appreciated.
National Republican., 1873-11-19
Guard Against Lups

In every branch OF business the gross pronts
are materially lessened by the frequent losses
which are the results Of misplaced confidence
and want OF care Ia making prompt collections.
These losses make an additional profit necessary
to supply their place; they denand new invest
ment of time and money, and every one who
carefully examines the books OF merchant or
trader will realizs the truth OF the old saying
that "a dollar saved Is two dollars made" The
same ratio OF losses characterize nearly all in-
yestInents in stocks aud loans upon securities
which are not absolutely within the control OF
the lender. The men who are the most success.
ful are not those who seek the highest rate of
interest, and hazard their principal for large
bonus, hut they are the careful and prudent, who
slowly and constantly aggregate their prOnts
upon undoubted security. Personal property IL
viewed by the law AZ temporary 10 It's character,
and the Ouiy real property Is land. A real secur.
ity is what people should seek. Good real es-
tate loans, secured on property worth double the
amount loaned, for sums ranging from 800 up.
wards, can be obtained Of b. II. Warner, real
estate broker, No. T2o Seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-11-19
ITEMS FROM BALTIMORE.

The last rail on the Western Maryland rail-
road extension has been laid. The road is now
complete from Hagerstown 10 Willlamsport.
The congregation Of tho Ort hodox Hebrew
synagogue Intend purchasing piece OF ground
on North Front street, for the erection Of new
synagogue. -
Martin Lewis, for the last ten years consul at
the port OF Baltimore for Denmark, Sweden and
Norway, died Monday morning after a painful
illness, which had impaired his health aud use
fulncss for the past year. 4
Mary Lutz, employed as q domestic at the
house OF Dr. Horn, corner Of Chalsworth and
Mulberry streets, was no severely burned Mon-
day evening by the exploration Of . can contain
Ing coal oil that she died from the effects.
A freight conductor on the Baltimore and
OHIO railroad, named Thomas ID. Bedford, when
uncoupling his train on Monday morning, caught
his right foot In frog. and before he could ex-
tricate himself the train started, by which he
was thrown to the ground aud the tender OF tho
engine passed over his stomach crushing him to
death.