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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-07-15
A GARD.

Ia me Electors Of Tie SrreMM Jaaiciai
District ~ North Caroline:
h RESPECTFULLY gnnounrc that ] Inn !
III eulddate lur the Office Of Judge at this ensu-
|ing election.
have been determined ~ take This step. BY
H. advice II many personal TRENDS and the snrl-
Eaiions &c persoiis, cnnging 81 the several p0li-
|tha pai ties Ia the District who pruiOss tllenl-
|~elses drslrons % having the Law administered
Without reference ~ Party.
Being incapable oi soliciting votes for such an
|pitire. upon the sure 81 party prsJndise~,
khand nIake no allu~i0u AZ all To that siIl5ert i
ID had not bern charged IN some % the Public
aetranre IL anytpublily expressed piT
Iil0sr 81 mime % lecumr a canddiie,l tlint hid
Ihansed nv party affiliations. IN the hope IL ~.
|Mard frum those. Ia whom n i well known.
&haye hitherto ls.en opposed.
such charge l. ahks unjust tn nae, and q
hose who make u. aud here gi,e i my nlo-t 10
.-isisr drniat: There nrter hls bern dat ant
|flRrr can never cs,ine q day IN ms ltfr when
Have l,een ar can ir, willing 10 separate any ior
3.tmr- from those of this good people u my ma
.iu tate. with whom have ~ hong and 70 earn
p>fly sympathizetl.
IN CONCLUSION. beg 20 asstre the whole peo
,hsaf this District. that IN the event az my PRO
inatinn to 70 honorable and important IN ofh.'s
viii lIsc nv lH-t efforts Ia di-rl1rse " duils
Faithfully. by an rginl. just andi:npa tial admin
T. RUFFIN.
annc saHh 1854. tie.
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DEATH OF cor. CALDWELL.

Ton RoBfSsoN CALDWELL. Chief Ex-I
ecutiye 0fhcer Of The State Of North Caro-
lima. died ct the residence Of Col. Thomas
Rufin in this place on Saturday aftcrnOOul
at quarter before six o'clock.
Gov. Caldwell reached here on Wednes
DAY evening to attend the ahhual needing
Of the Stockholders of the North Carolina
Rail Rbsd Company On Thursday. Ne
vas present at the nbrniug session but took
no part In the deliberations Of the meeting
though apparently we'll. But in the aaer-
noon. be was 50 unweli. that be did not
leave TIE bouss, and. tie ht1t ldornibg va
20 seriously sick as TO make the advice Of ?
physician necessary. Bf. Strudwiek wa-
called, and az once recognized the gravity
IL tie case. and urged that Dr. y. Burke
Haywood Of Raleigh who'Esd attenied' The
Governor in similar attacks We sent for.
Phis however was not determined ou ustil
night, when about 70 O'Clock. gentlemau
rode down 10 Barhs.r. and photographed
from there. DR.. Haywood reached Der,
shout 10 90 Saturday morning, but il M.
at once apparent that the case was beyOnd
medical skill. Bssrythingthat science anc
experience cotid suggest was resoftsd to.
The disease Which proved fatal rsts con
ueesed with The kidneys, which failed q
perfouB their fuhetions. throxisg the uri'
acid into the circulation. aud thereby poi
soning the blood. stapor soon beesne !
marked featrrs in the case. from whicl
however. the pafient was easiIy nrUde'
when necessary. and be exhibited 70 ID
last cleasness Of mind. and full possession
of bis faculties. but withno disposition ;
refer 10 his Affairs, past. present or future
Mn. Caldwell was sent for, spceia
train having been dispatched BY Nsjo
Smith. which reached here on is retur
with Mrs G. ahho1f aftlr the fatal issue
lis remainswte taken 70 Raleigh, wher
lssy lsy'in sisis ifths'Cspitoifcf one dsj
and we're then Transferred to Morgant6If'
iaternen.. Is large dslegatiOu frOm II
leigh came up On sunday afternoon. 70 a
company The remsiDs, and delegation
gentlemen appointed alta meeting u 4
citizens Of HiIisboro jsiasd that from u
leigh il psyiOg re last tribute q ruspe
% The dead.
The body Was attended TO the depot
avery large cobeoupc u citizens, and d
lifting tribute u rsspcet paid 70 the
iAains oftbt Aiscf executive q the ssai
viibou. refereDce 70 parry o. to cOlcs.
The character and ihsservisrs u Gov.
nbrTaldwell are bsf6fs The State, ssd
have noting here 70 say u them. lhs
cord is niEae bps In the grave ~ lsosii
tics arc buried. aud 10 ~ presence II ,lpa
al party passion stands absshsa. wep
over al those Causes " difdfepec wbid,
li,ically separated Us % yfdely. and d
remember that IN Tod II. Caldwell asisi
,.srtion a bis fellow cifizens fubd ID b
Qualities apJ isles.s ouritliag him tO-i
Lightsi boBon in their gifi.
Gov. Caldwell sss 81 ycars Ol5ou'
Ia birtb.dsy 10 February.
az Il Is ruinored that yicy-Ifcsid'
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mr.. BaSoN CONES 0UTi

Another gentleman yields 70 the sedue-
tive music Of popular applause. aud unla-
|sistipgly gives up Bis dreams o. happy SCI
|clusion at the call oi many citizens oi|
both political parties.'' Mr., George Bs-
|son announces bimselfas candidate for the
|oifiee Of Solicitor in the Seventh Judicial
District.
Alr. Bason. like Cd. Rufhn. has sudden
|Iy become sensitive TO the dangers to result
Iron the election u violent and bitter par
|tisans. How comes il that all this rcse-
renee for law, and this anxiety for rigid inn
|partialty in the administration Of justice
has 50 suddenly been awakened in party.
tue opposite principles and practice of which
for years have been its rcprcaeb, and from
the evil and odium Of which tho people d
the District have now set about in earnest
10 relieve themselves? For We naturally
and inevitably include Mr.. Basou in this
lparty. lie is carrying out itspurpcscs and
trying 10 accomplish its ends in the deiea'
of the very ticket Mr.. Bason himself wa'
Instrumental short time since IN putting
IN The field.
u conservative. he stands conyicte'
Xiv his own act. lie admits BY bis eandi
lacy an opposition to the expressed will Of
Ills party. Independence i too aimsy
3bsrrier between conservatism aud radical
ism.
T. Ii deceivss no body, for every bod
knows what il means, and as for the bop
or promise If securing iaircr aud NOR
Impartial administration of the law, tia
amounts to nothing. A lawyer known /
the District might hold out some new hope
IL such were needed. As il is, Mr.. BasOl
card will only serve the purpose Of adyei
Using free. through the district. q laHy'
pf whom no one cut Of bis county had an
previous knowledge. II 50. Mr.. BasOu
welcome to the benefits Of the rusc. b
f he is really 10 earnest in advertising &
HConservatiye votes. he has sadly missed j
They will not come. and NJ. Bason iii
col. Ruffia viii have only the equivoe
compliment Of radical support.
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THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL.

This i one Of those things which j. not
lead. hut slecpeib. and therefore il is vel
to be constantly alive to It's dangers. and
10 be furewarned against the deYlOrable|
consequences Of lis Snail enactment.
We allude to il this week to expose some
pr the diabolica. machinery Of the bill. ri
show how expansisely il works. and how
,borO1gh the provisions for is enforcement.
Il seems to have been discussed in only one
pf IFS aspeets--that Of its relation TO The CO.
|Iorcd race, and It's effect upon public
-chOols. But The range Of operations Is >
wider one. AID the enforcement Of the pen
|ulties for disregard 70 the Law are provided
|for with such Ingenious malice and promp,
duplication. that there is no evasion or es-
ape. An enumeration Of the rights 10 Be
secured Is no, necessary here. But hook a
sbe penalties for resistance. Any person
Who shall violate Sec /. BY denying q
3lny person entitled 10 lis benefits &c., shall
Tor every such otense. forfeit and pay the
sum n fre hadred dollars 70 He psrsoa
EgFieced thereby. TO be recovered in aeiios
pn he rasc. with full Gusts. aud shall also,
Tor every such offence be deemed guilty 81
misdemesnOr, aud upon conviction there
nf, be .fael HOi les gsas o.r hos~s
iolldrs. or shall be isprisoRed ~. nOr'
than one year.
4 There never was Law which = - vel
calculated and 20 deliberately designed /,
breed strife and disorder. o. shNh j. soiy
ranical IL lis effects. The innocent. n
quiet, the unObtrusive, are put sbsOIuleI
IN the power Of The vicious and iasbalsnt
Moreover direct premiuin j. offered 4
pfo6t BY the inducements held ost BY hi
,aw. All yi,'aiions o. issSe 10 b. ,ricd b
fore United States Commissioners. plisr
sools those interesissre I'll with tic govern
lnent thai makes The lsw. Their decision
uay be presumed. and ibe imposition 81
dae OF rsuaiiy prumpt ssa uishout spPes
!. i easy 70 zee. y The case With whie
i've hundred dollars may be made. ho
aisuy there are, when 10 rights are ibfrin;
"a. 90 force themselves INTO positions whsl
Ehey may encounter resistspce--s resi-
,ancc sought Cor aud desired churches ms
be invaded, school houses infested, hvls
ntruded upsB. public eonseyabees pollu
ia. snnoyances Or ootrsges committed |
The siIest u the human race. 10 receive Il
reward d violence 20 libenlly rendered |
y radical government.
There j. one little grain Of comfort TO
Hound Il the bill should pass. It. oysr
tims arc not exclusively for the bepe6t
The negro. The northern people will O.
oui before they gct through viii Il, N
lie thousands u roughs and sambIers,
thieves and bsvless. are q thoroughly pr
Iecied BY ibis Isw rs The negso
Tho palaliaI hotels, Tie gorgeous ID,
d tres. the Iuxurious s,cshssr. OF ,hs 'sxeI
]. five Pullman Gar. ffOm all u whish /
J ,analis ara nov 50 rigdly excluded. v
I Re invaded W tbs host " wantons. y
win dsmapd .Lcif right, u their
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|hundrea dollar penalty. !, i money made
without work, aud strictly in accOrdance|
with tho law.
ltwill BE- iine illustration ofthe Eugi.|
|ueer hoiy,sd By his own petard.
But we DO not want the law, even tose-
|curo the satisfaction Of such i recoll on its'
Trainers. Therefore. lot no man receive a
white vote ia this district who supports .
party which brings forward so insulting, so
ubiquitous and SO u pressiye measure.
ii ............-.s-s...s.s
DANvILLE, Va. July IL.
TOBACCO. The market for the FIRST two
days this week was very animated. and pri-
yces were higher than at any time this sea-
SON. For the last three days the receipts
have been very heavy. ana prices have gi-
ven way again. The prices are fully up to
Jour quotations. ~ Times.
I.ugs, common TO good, i5oto sou
fine Smokers, Is OOto 30 %
AZ GOOD 1000 to ID. 0o
Heat con,mor 10 medium, $50 to 7.5G
- good 10 6ne, 500 to 1900
4 wrappers. 1000 to s.. OF
!. fine, $500 to 60. o.
extra 5000 to 30. o.
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~ The notice o. The dea,h Or Gov
tsldwslf. aud thst of ihc Rail llosd meet.
jig excludes much matter which w6old etb
trsisc have been appr6ffiase 70 tie silnes.
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~ rGfsfsw dsys you 'elu ri s5;5d
Iikobess of yourself Orfritnds. This oppor.
tubiiy viii sOoa 30 gone. Thea dOut dsl,y
but cal II epcc aud secure One al TIC GAL
Hery u Slous anl Dvis0n.s
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CANDIDATES
Road sbo fyIlpwing bic u spice lrom tb'
uf.t..;n-sa. ra,....f. ttA tEH

|HttutfnEtp" ogntuets
These so.ealied independent can
|lidates do not appeal from ihc nonainaiiDg
|SeysBtioB % iIisif own party. but they sp-
peal 70 "a tribunal composed Of The eBcmy|
pnd handful Of their own psrty, fnde-
pendent candidates are slways thus led. 81
khe eoemy. Il Is plain thea that no mar
can rightfully claim 10 DO true member
81 . party who denics tbr duly expressed
xill Of that party. Il Is TOO plain that al
iadepealent candidates and den supper
ters sherc PARTY has pit forward regular
candidates eau be regarded only Is disorgs-
aizcn-ia word a. enemies. The man
xbo puts himself IN opposition 70 theregu.
Per nominees Carrot " rcgaraeA as 4 tn,
|foDsery4ii9e. Ef =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-22

CIRCCfT CoERT-Jxdes Aac Arthur.
Keeper agt. CLARK. IT.; judgment affirmed.
campbell agt Walsh; DO. Towies agt. Thonaas;
DO. keppet agt. O'Neal; verdict for plaintiff,
damages sll.S. Frederick agt. Mulisst; jury
aisehsrsed. kidgciy and wife agt. wolford &
Hail, on trial.
POLICE CoURT-Judgs SreI.
To-day, Lens Alexander forfeited collateral
Tor profanity. Geo. Howard and Robert Cole.
man, ditto. Louisa Coleman, charged with
oud talking; s.. Michael Berkly, profanity;
%. JAS. j. WEIGH forfeited collateral. Henry
Baumsn, charged with fastening horse to tree;
%. Patrick Sltney, vagrs1cy; bonds in 800 re-
CURED. Alfred Dover, charged with carrying
pistol, SO. Marshal II arr. charged with loud
talking; So. John Harris, charged with pro-
sanity s.. Mary Harris, same; as. John F..
Dorsey, same; SIS. John Wilson, charged with
carrying concealed weapons; $50. John Early,
charged with profanity; -. Michael Kaya-
naugh, charged with profanity; SO. In case
o. e. 5. VS.. Kimmell, suspended from Satur-
cay, the court imposed a fine OF so and costs.
Andrew O'Conner paid - for assault. Rich'd
Gross, charged with stealing lumber of the
value or 80; S15 and costs. Jennie Carter,
charged with larceny; $40 and costs or thirty
days in jail. Barney Williams, charged with
threatening Benjamin Martin; bonds in 500 TO
keep the peace. Alexander Eangdou, charged
with larceny of bottle of wine; S15 and costs,
Warren Dent, charged with assault and battery
on one Cohen; So and costs. John Early,
charged with assaulting Officer O'Neal; SO
and costs. John Wilson, larceny of a coat; SO
and costs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-22
G. o II O. ETC WV.

PUBLIC SCHOOL Recommendations
inatioDs Of the public schools of Georgetown
were continued this morning. Trustee VIM. L..
Dunlop examined the female secondary in the
Prospect street school building, taught by Miss
Florence 7. Sullivan; 50 pupils on the roll and
50 transferred. The medal was awarded to Ida
w. Daley, and the diplomas to Mary j. Walker,
Mary w. Daw, Elizabeth Eli, May j. Smith,
IDA y. Athey, Kate Myers, Anna simmons. Re
becca Scburz, Ella NJ Burrows, Lillian f.. WI
pert, Saliie b. Skilman, Mary Il. Turkenton,
Margaret NJ. Turkenton, Jennie NJ. TAYLOR,
Martha g. HOlderiy, Mary Barker, Edith f..
West. Dora A. Beaver, Mary Goodrich. Ida
Donaldson, Annie Z. Hazel, Annie Lauer, Lau-
IA Crawford, Louisa Memmert Sophia Powers
Ida Duvall, Lolita NJ. Stayton, Mary j. Sctnrz
Ella Duvall, HATTIE Chase, Fannie Young Had
die T.. Poland and Matte Hess.
Primary school No. 4, taught by Miss NJ j
Goode, was examined By Superintendent Will
SOFIA on the roll and II transferred. The
medal was given to Miss Annette Robertson:
and diplomas to Annie Wheatley, Alice Arm
strong, Emma Rabbit, Annie Gross, Kate
Ocxershausen, Kate Poore, Lizzie Walker, Cora
Brown, Kate Duvall, Minnie Clark, Kate
Robertson, Fannie Gutman, Hattie DAVIS, Anna
Ciabaugh, Joanna FriZZell, Lille Smith, Ger
trude Athey, Mary Estler, Lizzie Ludgate.
Clara kleinschmidt, Clara Grudwohld, Augusta
Memmert, Nettie Shaw, Emma French, Mena
PILES, Kate Brown, Frances Hunter, Carrie
Haycoek, Frances Rabbit, Hennie Grud wohId :,
Amy Knott, Dora McF arland, Ida Moore, and
Kate Lych.
GRAIN TRADE.-There were no arrivals of
grain to-day. The canal boat Ii. NJ. Talbot
arrived with hay for H. NJ. Talbot The sales
on Saturday afternoon were 900 bushels wheat,
at s1.64aS1 G5.
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LOCAL NEWS,



See advertisement Of base ball match on
Olympic grounds to morrow afternoon.
The meritorious pupils Of the Georgetown
public schools are this year being awarded Ger
tifcates, instead of books, as heretofore
PoundmasteT Samuel Einstein, on his rounds
yesterday morning, captured a worthless dogs,
which wero shot at sunrise this morning
Officer Andrew Roth, Of the eth precinct. was
taken suddenly III while on duty on Saturday
evening last.
a large compound cylinder, for the &c Mo-
hicann class OF ships Of the navy. was csSt IN
the ircn foundry 81 the navy yard On SATURDAY.
Assistant Naval Constructor Frank L. Fer
wala TOOK charge OF the department OK con-
sructlon and repair at the navy yard on Satur-
day.
a ladies' temperance meeting was Geld veg
tsrdsy AFTERNOON at Lincoln Han, at whisa
there was a large audience. Ms SkidmOr g.
Mrs. LInvllle, Mrs. Cnderhin AID Mrs Ear
nard delivered addresses.
At the meeting Of the International Division
OF the Sons OF Temperance on friday ignt at
Ottawa, Canada, +. Marion Bradley, of Wash
tngtoD, was elected NJ. W. P. and W. A. Duff
OF PhilsdelPhia, NJ. W; Treasurer. The next
session will he held at Providence.
Rev. b. A. Mcguire, y. j 81, pastor OF St Allow
sius' Church, has gone to Halifax, y, s., where
ne is TO conduct a retreat for the Catholic
clergy OF that diocese. On his way home he
will conduct a similar retreat az Worcester.
Mas, for the clergy of Boston and Providence
he will be absent six weeks.
On Saturday q certificate Of incorporation
was Med in the Office of the recorder of deeds
by q. W. DennisOn, Samuel Post and Samuel
B. English for the publication OF a daily even
ing paper, 10 be called the Daily EUsniHg Null,
the capital stock of which IL fixed az SlO0 90 az
SlO per share, the editorial and the printing
departments 20 be controlled by g. W. DENIM
son ana Samuel English, respectively.
Persons who desire &C pay their special i'm
proyement taxes at once 10 save trouble ithey
are not relieved by the act of Congress Tor a
new goTernment,) and those who desire to have
their sewer taxes refunded at the earliest posi-
Bile date, will DO well to read the advertisements
OF MessTs- Dickson x Patterson, stock brokers,
real estate and insurance agents, in today s
be business men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-22
Celebrating the Accession of Poue
Plus TX

The 18th anniversary of the POntifcate of Pins
.. sas ee!eorated In the Catholic Churches yes
,eroay. AT the meeting OF the Young Catholics
frlend Society. in Carroll Hall, last night the
occasion was OF great interest, considerable pre-
Pnstons having been made In the way of deco
played, &c. The room was crowded; represen-
fatlyes from all the Catholic Parishes in the
DlstIleI beng Present, ana the clergy was
represented By Rev. Fathers White, Walter
Bokel, Ahg, Keane, DE Wolf and San Marteno
n.r' James Lackey, vice president Of the So
eisty, called the meeting to order. Prayer was
oneIed BY Rev. Father Walter, and the choir
the Master VI
The annual report of the society was read,
oate OF the last report, S333.09; received from
VARIOUS sources during the quarter, ~ e6O. 90:
expended Outing the same time for educational
purposes, Sc, Al y357 40; balance on hand Nav
81; SAIL. Number OF boys attending school. All
"A committee consisting Of Rev. Father Keane
and MesSrs. John Bingham and John Carroll
Brent, were appointed on resolutions.
AFTER another hymn by the choir Rev Fathsr
write addressed the audience, saying that ont
sh ~ 'S o1i hundred and nifty pontis Plus TX was
tne only one who had outliyed, as Pope, the
years allotted to st. Peter. He contsnded thar
no state could exist properly without n mad
joined with it the principle OF the subordinatior
planned the doctrine OF Pspal infsiibilitv- tha,
It's meaning was simply when the Pops wac
speaking In his ofticial capacity he was iHfalu
Pins TX, through the mercy OF God. woniS
triumph. The Church must win the victory
over naterialism and impiety, for the Pope L
The advocate Of social order and rational liberty
Upon the conclusion OF the address a hand
some erayon picture OF Plus IN., prepared BY
Poole, OF this city by order OF the society, was
unveiled and greeted with long and continued
applause.
Rev. Father Keane, chairman OF the commit.
tee on resolutions, reported a series of resOlu-
tons, which were adopted unanimously: Thai
90 10000 Of Catholics throughout the world
ere on this day giving gladstone thanks to God
on the occasion OF the twenfy-eighth anniversa-
~ Of the elevation to the Chief Pastorship of
our Holy Father, Pope Plus TX; that. as citi-
zens OF the United States, we hail Plus TX as the
and tyranny. Nc., &c.
After addresses by Fathers W alter and Keane
and Mr. John Carroll Brent, the meeting ad.
journsd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-22

HNemesis! California young men wear
heir stoyePipes In the theaters in revenge for
me ladies' high bonnets.
- Miss Mack, who runs 0 lodging house in
new orks has seized John Dickson's sf25 ar
unciAl leg as collateral for board dill, Dick
son an organ grinder.
Now the declamatory voice OF the male
graduate Is heard in the land, and the breezes
OF the evening are burdened with the exnberant
rhetoric OF the last essay Of the school girl.
Just row when boy INDUCES before his
parents In audible "reminiscences of last Fourth
Of July, be 10 really more interested in financial
Quesuons than was Secretary Chase during the
darkest hours of the rebellion.
- Corbett, who captured Booth, the assas-
nn Of President Lincoln, has lost his twelve
thousand dollars reward by investing il in q de-
fectiye mortgage. He Is practising law in IIIi-
nois.
@Brocklyn Argus: A Brooklyn girl has Just
rejected a sutton because his arm wasn't long
enough to 90 round her. She says IL she Is 90.
ing to have lover at ell she means to hare q
good ft.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-22

,r, root surgery, kc.
Inc rect have constant duty to perform, and
ciaily skilled in treating their ailments in order
that they be kept in as comfortable and as use
ful condition as possible; and thousands of
persons who visit DR.. Whites establishment
mo. 535 10Th street, opposite the Treasury de-
partment, Washington, D.C.,) find that timely
attention to those important members, the feet
economist time. and conduces TO health, com
tort, and cheerfulness, and probably to length
or nfe. DR.. White removes CoTns without pain,
80 the patient can walk with ease. He success
fully treats Bunions, Vascular Excrescences
Climb and Ingrowing Nails, and other ailments
OF the feet. Office hours from a. m. to g. ID. m.
Fee, 81 per visit. Owing to press OF business
during Office hours DR.. " hite Is unable to attend
patients at residences, except after 6p. N.
To GET RID Of the Ohils Immediately, take
Dooieys Ague Powders. They cure perma-
uonuy. 90
PONDS EXTRACT cures rheumatism, burns,
piles, ulcers, toothache, sore throet, spraine
scalds, soreness, old soroe, headache, collie,
tsmeness, bruises, botls, wounds, neuraIgia,
noarseness, dtarrhes, and all hemorrhages etc
fonds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that 1t is a standard
medicine, treated OF In medical writings and
WILCOX q GIBB's SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, 7th street,
Inteingencer building. 1928
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler near Az street.
THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use-
fulness Of Singers Sowing Machine. I,5
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A ALEXANDRIA q WASHINGTON r. Il
AND
ALEXANDRIA DERIOKSBURGR.R

ALEXANDRIA d FREDERICKSBURG R2
OoREER OF 8 AND SIXTH STREETS.
Local trains leave for Alexandria O. foIIovs:-o,
m a. ~ A a q M. A. p. M; 9
Local Local Train, from Alsrsno .r,,v. - ,ouo-
1893, 1883, s:33, S:ss, 1855, Ii:SS 4. M,
LAS, S;ss, s:ss, 1888 ): n. The s:s3
other trains daily. except sunday. 0AA'' NJ
w..siu r. and and ob}o connect with trains On
RICHMOND FAST IXPBESs leaves daily, ex.
cept Sunday, ct ,. m, arrive at Richmond I0:45
GREAT soUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond.
'eases ssningtcn D. NJ. daily except SUNDAY.
fnrough uckets TO al points South and bouthveef
Ior sale 1t Omccs corner 18th street and Pennsyva-
nla ayenus. and corner eth street and Psnnsyvania
avenue, where passengers can leave orders for bae-
rage 70 be checked ct al hotels and rcSidsnoeo
=. s. YOUNG. Cent Passenger Agent. jysI-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-22

. CRUEL.-A Bangor paper, speaking OF the
says: "ln little while hundreds of young men ,
pale faced and thin-legged, will begin to dis
cover that they have much to learn as they
roam the world in search of living"