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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-06-04

A cosrssposdsse Of The Binehamsoa
RzpsStiess = ssspoalible for thissory: "On
WSieg snsst 1T Friday night juat BE-
IN IL Selbck, . family Of i've pessons
v0D avea iron deaah by the mother dream
Ing that . veaas. dressed IN vhise, stood
q he beaids. oyins, Get Up i0nedistaly;
you ere vanledT o. rssching Tie foot Of
the staiDshs 6aoi hef lamp, which shs
left . the1nble, haA exploasd, nd all hat
v,s near = leaDA In . shess sias de- Ere
vsaA hase ssaahsa tAeo, A - paib Of
Vahf sEafnGniaAs1 - ia IL vunaa in
white vas sasa bat . De0ant; vAas she
cane iron or uhsso dAe A,s goae 70 i sill
Q nysl9y"
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Railroad Earnings.

The forthcoming number of PooR's an
nual statement ii the condition and cam
ing OF al the railways IN the United States
viii he i-sn.d in few Gays. lnftesd Of
rhowirg. as was commonly thought would
be the case, a decieee Of eAriirg for the
year 1878 as one Of the insults Of lhs panic,
it will show that the total earnings for 1878
we're shout $50. OOO. 900 10 excess Of any pre-
vious year, the increase being mainly on
Eastern roads, Is Tor instance: $40. 000, 600
in New York roads, SIS. O0O, 900 in Pennsyl.
vania roads, 5000, 600 in New jersey roads,
g, SOC. 900 10 New England roAds. The re-
mainder is distributed among the roads 10
the South and West-Pusburg Commercial
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Disputed r. 3. Lands.

Hon. VIM. A. Phillips, our Congressional
Represent ,tive, is doing good and noble
work in Sehalf OF his constituents in North
W stern Kansas. and is deserving of the
all true and honest people.
HI. course i, evidence Of his intention to
work for fhe general welfare Of the people,
and sgairst ell monopolies. he introduced
the fcl!owir g Hons. resolntion. which paa-
ed the House on the llth inst and IL cur
Senators do their duty as fsithfuily as he
has done, il will have no difficulty in ps,-
ing the Senate. The bill deeply Interests
many settlers in this coun'y, and its 6nal
passage BY the Sena:e will be received With
eraiefulness ard thanks. Washington Re-
pnLlinda. ~
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-06-04

MDts A1D SrHs
aIDls-Green &c; green salted, SIC; dry fint,
1sx0i9e; dry salt, ilOi5e
BU11ALo HDesEBan, q 5O02 IS; Gov, q 5oA
I IS; sptkes u 009l 30; yeariiogs, 509soc, sum-
lner bull. y %; COW, u -; shipe, 81 20; year
ling, &0c.
% %; 10. 2, o %; No. ., o. o.. Cali, NO. i,
IS %; No. 2, % %; No, 3. q W. Osaxe, no. I,
IS co. 2, 8 %; no. g. q 90; calf. no. T. .. 81:
no. 2, q 50; DO 8, u W: ,o:t and hard cuils,
81 00a3tc
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-06-04

bly, great, but what untrodden path, what
unexpIored by-vay in the great dramatic
lie toe feet Of little Bijou are to tread, NO
one knows. Time alone will solve the my,.
tefy. ELI Perkins,
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-06-04

CHIcASo. Junec.
Fiour-Dull and unchanged.
wheat-steady, No. l spring 81 %; No spring
81 l6ss c sh aud June; July 81 1914; No: 81 II.
COrn-Fair demand, higher but irregular; No.
mixed, 56149561sc cash June or July.
Oats-Fair demand advanced; No 2, sss+ cash;
4414c June.
Rye-EuIl and declined: No 2. 90aelc.
<tarley-Qaiet and unchanged; No >, 81 40; No.
3, 81 w.
Pork-stesdy; ST. - cash and Jane; sI7 A.
@sl7 so July.
Lard-et ady; 1910 cash or June. IOr:c July.
Bulk Meats-in sOod demand; shoulders, g &c;
loose, sc packed the spot; short clear, s'.c
packed.
Wnisky-Steady; 9si.d9jc.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-06-04

VnICHgO, JuHe :.
Ca,t.e-Firm, active. aud tending higher; lair to
choice steers So 339S6 extra SC 1855 40; Texans
81 25a4 50; stockers 81 2554 so.
Hogs-FaiIly active, hTm aud unchanged, "a -
as 90 for poor medium; s. jo9G 20 for good to
choice
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-06-04

soiled robes worth so cents to 81 90 less than
new.-Badly sciled summer robe are almost worth
less.
Prices at all times subject to the changes of tho
market.
fallow-Sd6e.
Ree>wax-21I2lc.
Felihers-iive geese, 55c.
GHoCREIEs-wsoI xsAlE.
CoFrEE-Rio. from common TO choice, 2I-2.e;
Java, SsSs5.
RkFISED SusARs-i.e. advance ON all grads
A.. lo5s' extra c, io1. c. Zoe; xxx. s4e.
Tyson, sol "; Gunpowder, 6SSl p; Japsn e.
DRIED APPLnS-l2%di:c.
DRIED P.ACHKs-i3aI4c
DsIED bLAcKBsRRIEs-2raS2
t9EkSK-l6til1C.
CURRASTs-sG9l-c.
f2USEs-i5cSl6C.
sALr-o. r., 81 -: >ackanaw, s. so.
sfScr--N y. S"s55e.
IUNEER
CLsAR-Ist, Ia. Il. anu inch dressed, per N
feet, sos; ri clear ~, IA and : inch, 500
tLookiSG-tirst quality dressed and matched,
sipIS6-ist Gear dressed, So so; II do s2s; 81
DO, go.
sr"cKs-A, 10 AMI II inches. dressed. s52 50;
do sS; 81 inches dressed one side, sy5.
sNXsLiSG-bres>ei two sides, g. 10; "a DO,
So &c
BARN RoARns-goush ss2 So
eHEEIISs-sD
tEs,INg-Ist quality, 81 81; I'd do. %
PANEL BosKDs-Drfs ssi. s.,
81 so
box Bo.Rps-ist quality. s5e.
DRY GOODS.
oorre.ied list % those ariic:es adapted TO the
seasoa.
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~. lOuSs Live SsWrK Markea.
ST. Louis. Juue ,.
HosS-Dull: 81 iOtd5 10.
CattIe-in fair I-lnand and steady; fiir To
choice native steers. SJ06 -; cows and heii"Is,
s5a>,; Iexsas, SO, so; butchers, II coal 80
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Zs(s[yE3z!4:}SsE2473ks|
&23H ST. II3I z:lI
mar3l -d&1-Gz
ON MARRIAGE.
ma8I-d&1-22

Happy Relief for Young Men from the effects OF
Errurs and Abuses in early life. Manhood res-
s,oY,-. Infeiiue,lts 20 Marriage removed. New
mel nod OF treaf meat. New and re-narkab reme-
dies Books and Circulars sent Lee. IN sealed en-
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
d.v No. south n inth -. PhiajelIAsis, Pa.
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Resigned.

Mr.. Chaa B. Peek, eenessl ticket agent
Of the Leaseaworth, LAvrencs and Calves
ton railroad, has raignd The poisios, and
his place will be 6lled y Mr.. Allan Bourn,
Who hiss been appointed to Gil IL plses,
and will assume the responsibilities Of fhsI
posiiioa On md After June LIST, Il addition
10 hin other dutiea, Mr.. Rsum 0ll ~ -
paynaaer and puEeAafee foe u ksavea-
worth, Lawrence aud 6alvsAeo railroad,
and no oth3 persua n asahRisea - make
purchoes on opefAisg .eeoDt-L0roeel
JouuaL. -rs 50 u .-.g = . Il 80
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Markets bV Telegraph.

---~ SosA 0Oney Naskes.
Nav YORK. June :.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-06-04

"A elerUns. q Speiag6eH ~ho has
bid habit q sd1ilg "ahS 70 my d ID
VOID, told 10 Sunday Of those Who had
been brought up On the Lord's side-ah.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-06-04

The Market l. flooded with Cheap, Inferior Ia
king and Yeast Posders Of light short ght.
DOJLEI'S YEAST POWDER is warranted full
strength and full weight.
rod at wholesale and retail. genr-rlly through
ont the United states, BY dealers IN IIoeeries and
Family supplies.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-06-04

New York. Chicago and 1T. Louis exchange 1,
,uying At par and selling at y to =. premium.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-06-04

The Local money market is quiet, with no
very great demand Tor loans. ALL the Tegu-
ar customers of the banks are getting aeconnoda.
necessary To meet demands City scrip is
huctuating in value with tendency To rise. We
give the following monetary quotations.:
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F,HAacisl AND COMMERCIAL

OFFICE OF The IIHES, LkAvEswOKIh, kansas,
June 4, 1874.
MONETARY.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-06-04

pillow ON each, fixed the keys in the door.,
and commenced. was deliehted-entranc-
ell. Why no one has seen little Bijou act
yet. She ha, magnetism, power, gesture and
eloquence enough to take the most difficult
role in comedy or tragedy. And all 20 na-
tural-so sweetly innocent.
"WbO taught Bijou this?" ssked her
mother Who had ben sleeping for . few
moments.
"No one, sweetheart. 1t is the God Al.
mighty in the child" Then turning to the
liule wonder, she said, come here Biiou TO
your mothers arms. In moment little
Bijou WAS kissing the dimmed face of her
poor, unfortunate mother - il she had been
an angel. Indeed, she Is not YET old enough
to know that anything is the matter with her
mother. She hss never eeen her otherwis,,
and she thinks it is her normal state. IL
Va, queer eight to see this strange A.
lection OF the dainty little child acsreps Tor
her mosher-to see her put her arms around
her neck and pat her cheeks, and to zee hs r
somesimes put her little hand over mammals
mouth when ahe was rs ing some indi.cree:
thing which ought not to be said.
Last night l vent to the Filth Avenue
Theatre to see Bijou in her last appearance
III htpuOblsC. JUG ebVWcu tuG B1"G
natural sweetness as che doss Cd the .t,ge;
bot her power snd genius are in subjecsion.
Her genius will be more startling in .
stronger part and they are nov rehearsing
solver fwis.," 20 q II show the little
prodigy in all her strength. Fanny Daven-
port will make splendid Nancy Sykes, and
the whole combiniti,n will make a thestri-
c,l novelty which the metropolis hasn't seen
Tor year..
AImos. every actor and sctreas has some
character in which they are Infinitely good.
bot for yean Fanny Davenport has heen
Wasting her energies in fashioeaals charac- |
vhefs she can dannt beam |
tiful wardrobe acrofs the stsge. In Nancy |
Syka' she will find scope Tor the peni-up
Isoius within her.
In speaking Of The masterpieces Of the |
lclors, I might mention Matilda Heroa Is
Camille; JeHersoa a. Rip Van Wrinkle;
7othsn % Dundray; Forrest y Spertaee;
Clarke . Major De Boots; Lneille Western,
> Lady Label, in EAST Lynn;" Booth a.
Hamles; Lewis - Lavyef Aeddle, aud 50
D throush the catalogue. Each sctor has
! specification in which he ID unappsoacha-
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one Welt-kn0wn UoSCto k0ad. II n very
pretty little city With most picturesque suy-
roundings. An examination Of the records
convinced ~ that the plscs was MT, as its
name would imply, founded By the sdven-
turous explorer Of the MiaeiAippi; still it
boasts ccnidesable relative antiquity; hav-
ing been point Of businers and great ex-
peciations when such places - Ouaas, juno
ton City and Wichits, did not sxist svsa on
paper. We OILED upon Major Abbott,
Messa Taylor & Baldwin, Role Owen, and
other leading business men. We found them
all enjoying good health.
Desoto has Of late gained considerable
celebrity - the theatre Of sensational law
suits. At the time Of our visit the citizen.
had hardly recovered from the excitement
generated at one Of these saairs. 1t aypears
that the eq7animity Of one Of the parties
. member Of the Lasrence bar-Was out.
RULED On account Of the conlu.
macy Of one Of the other psr.y's vitns.se;-
and the other party vas insuaerabiy pro-
voking, being q Len,pe Hebrew, subject to
violent breakinss-out At the mouth. The
upshot ~, that at certain Stage OF the
proceeding. the bar forgot itself, and the
bloviating Hebrew. with the last grim Of
''esod" expelled from his ''craw," beat . |
hssty setreat ont Of the Court room, with his
''knowisdgs box" aud The adjacent parts of
his body ielescoped, ~ we'll - could be,
within the Leg and rounds Of - oGice-chair; |
fos neither Jew nor Gentle likss to be pep
pesed With Pos,ol, loaded, lnr auRht one
knows, 70 the nazs'e-the aid posscl being
in the ha.ds Of IN irais member Of the
has. @
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CATrLH-The market for cattle has not chang
ed grs atty during the past week. Purchases are
fair, and il is noticeable tina; buyers outnuJiier
the sellers. The following table shoxs the grades
and prices In cur market:
Choice native steers, nv. 1iJUNs and
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kexaS VSl1" -
Interior to common mixed stock, ia
Guiding thin, scrutby steers, stays,
bulls, bony oxen and lean steers,
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REr0RTED SUCCESS OF THE cLAPp JONES Co.
CELEBRATION By THE WATER WITCH co.
IN Tuesday last, a trial Of the several makes
Of American Fire Engines WAS made at Chicago
10 decide the ability of each to throw tho longest
stream Considerable interest was felt among
the bremen of this city with reference to the re-
suit, the Fame Hose Co. having lately purchased
4 Gould engine, which was entered for the trial
before its delivery. This interest was somewhat
heightened in view of the proposed contest be
tween the Fame's steamer and that of the Water
Witch Co. s-a Clapp & LONESOME of which ell
gagged IN the trial ut Chicago.
The first Intelligence of the result received in
this city from the trial was letter sent by b. H.
taney, Secretary of the Clapp Il Jonas Co, to
IhoS. 1. Russell, which reads as follows
HUDSON, N. ", Sept lG.
Thus. !. RUSSELL Wilmington, Dei
Dear Sir All l have yet received from the
Chicago trial of yesterday is the following from
Mr.. Clapp
I" Six hours test. Ahead on all, Twenty-Five
feet ahead on the two inch stream
Will post you il get anything more before !
leave home during this P. M.
Yours truly, ). hAINEi
On the strength of this information, the Water
Witch Co. ran up long string of flags and
broom to the top of the fiag-pole on its engine
house, shortly after noon, to-day, and vigorously
rang their bell in celebration OF the event Many
people mistook the ringing for a fire alarm and
het0ok themselves to the engine houses, but the
companies having been previously notified, did
lot turn out.
The Fame Hose Co. has received no intelll-
gence from the trial, but their officers express
Their determination to engage in the proposed
contest with the Water Witch Co. as soon at
their steamer arrives and the necessary prepa-
tations can be made, no matter what may be the
result at Chicago. The Water Witch will not
decline to allow the Fame the opportuntyto WI
the championship.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON
For gsY Yors-l.si, A. NJ, 1917, ia.4a, o4s P. NJ.
suna r Ssiaiadelphia $780, $40 $780, 1880, A.
\, ,e1T 900, 4.45. b42, 1.16, 1924 Pm. Sundays,
NJ, a. M. 4.a5, $50, 1924, i. M.
H. Balfjrors.--12.62, sos, l0.0fi A.. M l.23,
az a" = ~ p. M. Sundays, 1889, 2.08, AN.
III Washinotor--12.62, a.03, A. M; 1855, l.23,
~ p HI Sundays, 1852, 2.08, A. M.
N Hr Dsla.pars r. R-l2.b5, 1910, A. M. $50, II.
A. NO sunday trains.
M Ne,o cass.1955, 1910 A. M. l.3o, ssb, 500,
. M No Sunday trains.
IT, ~. WILMINGTON and RsadiIlg RI. R-6.30, A. M.
bIb. p, NJ. sunday trains. $50 P, NJ.
~ Wilmington d Western r. R-10.a0 A. NJ. 5.B5,
y m. sunday ats p. M.
YaAIHs ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
Rrou, Ne,s York.--1.ba, A. NJ; lib, 100, 7. III.
su I, p,hiisdsiphia 1884, $50, A. M. 1900,
i'13. 400, o1b, ESQ, 100, $40, 1850, Y. Nj.
snn,ays, IL 4q, 1.69, 1905, A. M; 1915, P. M.
h,os, bort Deposif.-S04 A. M. No Sunday train.
Fro,n baltimore. - 1.21, 1925 A. M; 1901, b.32,
al r. N. Sundays, IN, A. M: 10.1s, T. M:
Mon. Washington. : 1.2l, A. M; 1877, 6.32i
tufa p. NJ. Sunday, 1871, A. NJ; 1914, P. M.
WON Delaoare X. R.-1O.1o, A. Nj 4.40, s.o3, Il.
N 10 Sunday trains.
Nom Neiu Cdstle.--S.Oo, 1910, A. Nd. 44U blo, sbo
% A. No Sunday trains.
spon Wilmington & Readi1g n. R.-s.1O, A. Nj.
aip 49, p M. Sunday train I'LL A. NJ.
F,on Wilmington e Restern H. R-7.bo, A. NJ.
s1bP. M.
LKAyR PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
144D $780, 1890, A. NJ. 1915, 2.s0, 400, Bib 500,
e4b. $50, 1l.50, +. M.
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1T NoMrSATEs THDEN FOR GOVERNOR.
At 4

1T SoMlSArEs THIDEN FOR GOVERNOR.
SYRACUSE, N. Y. Sept. II.
The Democratic Convention nominated s. j.
Tilden for Governor
THE PLATFORM OF THE CONVENTION.
The platform adoption by the Convention
pledges the party to the principles adopted last
year-gold and silver to be the only legal tender;
no currency uncomfortable into coin steady
steps towards specie payments the payment
OF the Public Debt in coin Federal Taxation
for revenue only no protected monopolies ;
equal and exact Justice to all men II free press
and no gag law official accountability enforced
by better civil and criminal remedies no third
presidential term ; economy in tho public ex-
penses that labor may be lightly burthened.
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From our Late Editions of Yesterday
TROOPS ORDERED TO NEW ORLEANS.
5000 MEN To BE CONCENTRATED.
AND THREE VESSELS OF WAR.

WASHINGTON Sept. II.
The earnestness of the Government in dealing
with Louisiana affairs is evidenced by ordering
the 22nd Regiment of Infantry to New Orleans.
The troops at Fortress Monroe have also been
ordered to hold themselves in readiness.
1t is supposed that five thousand troops can
be concentrated there in week OF ten days. This
ia about one third Of the entire active force of
the Army.
Three vessels of war have also been ordered
tlither
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-09-18

The TRIPLEr's PAssENGERs.- following is
list Of the passengers by the TripLet which left
Wilmington at 2 o'clock, this p. NJ, for New
York John Jones, Thomas II. Slavery, Henry
Alendnhal, Job II. Jackson, Geo. $. Capelle;;
Betts.C. Warner, Calvin Marshall, Robt. Frazer,
.has. Huston, Chas. Huston, Jr, Geo. A. Lee
Maistre, Chas. Il. Pennock, Preston Lea, Q. b..
smyth, VIM. II. Swift. Geo. w. Bush, Il, i. War
ner, VIM. G. Pennypacker.
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GzSX3!yL

OF the latest and most beautiful designs, and all
other Slate work on hand or made to order:
Factory and saes-rooms, No. 1910 RIDGE Az.
WILSON a. MILLER,
io1b-12w Philadelphia, Pa.
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WITHOUT A LIQUOR LAw--No PRoHIBiToRy ACT FOR
TWO YEARS.
PORTLAND, Sept II.
The Agrus says that owing to Legislative
bndels there has been no liquor law in Maine
for two years past nor any law prohibiting the
sale Of auor.
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Financial Cards.


TINE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK,
BOZ MARKET STREET,
Incorporated February rs. 1851
Open TO receive deposits daily from p A. M, until
4, r. M. and on Tuesday and Saturday evenings.
from TO s O'Clock.
A sEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
of six per cent has been regularly paid on deposits
since the organization Of the Bank and 1t Is the ex-
pectaton OF the Managers, that this rate OF uiVi-
When dividends are not Withdrawn, they are nc
counted as deposits. Thus permanent deposits.
compound their interest twice In each year
MANAGERS:
WILLIAM 3. HILLRs, GEORGE W. BUSH,
CLEMENT b. SaYTH, GEORGE b. CAPkIIk,
CHAHIEs w. Rowland, NJ. L. LIcHTRNsTRIh,
EDWARD DARLINGTON, NATHANIEL II. Bkhaoh
HENRY II. DURR JOB ii. JACKSON,
r. M. ST0TsENBURG, Wh. ii. SWIFT,
ANTHONY HIGGINS.
VIM. s. HILLES, President
s SaD T. BUELL. WIGS ET. Taylor. Ire su
THIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WILMINGTON.
DEPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MoN1E>
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED sTATEsl
GRO. D ARMSTRONG, Cashier.
PAID UP CAPITAL, soOO, 100
gH- Philadelphia and New York Exchange fur
nlshed 10 regular depoaitors without charge.
Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays, at 9k AM
DIRECTORS.
Clement b. Smyth, George w. Bush,
Israel Pusey, El Garrett
Henry g. McComb, Joshua Il. Heald,
daniel James, William Tatnall,
Edward Belts. oot1-1y
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-09-18

Importers OF PORTLAND CEMENTs. Artificial
stone sidewalks, garden walks floors for breweries,
cellars slaughter and ice HOUSES, Kitchens stables
&C., laid at short notice, anu all work guaranteed
nrs-class. Cisterna lined. Dufable az tagging and
e0Rta less fabqa-sIu
GENUINE OLD cow JAVA CAN BE
~ bought At II x. FOURTH 81.
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DOLYTECHNIC COLLEGE

DUE TECI1NIC GULL E1E
OF THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Market street, above 18th ST., Philadelphia.
Twenty-hrst year begins Sept is. Thorough
professional training In Mine Engineering civil Rn-
glneerlng, Mechanical Engineering, Analytical and
Industrial Chemistry, Metallurgy and Architecture
The Diploma of the College Is received as conclu-
sive evidence OF proficiency by the first engineers
and companies engaged Ia works of Improvement.
Address ALFRED L. KENNEDY, M, d.,
sep7-4w President OF Faculty.
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FTNHE COMMERCIAL PRESS.
ALL VARIETIES OF PRINTING EXECUTED.
Books and Pamphlets
School Circulars and Catalogues,
Weekly or Monthly Publications,
Amateur Journals.
We are printers of the City Directory, "The Way
side" Opera House programme" and
. many other Publications.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY,
Southwest Corner fth and Market Streets
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INVEST PENN SQUARE ACADEMY.

WHITE MARBLE BUILDING,
Corner Of Market Street and West Penn square,
PHILADELPHIA.
COmmodious Lecture Room, Gymnasium, and Glass
Rooms. Large and efficient corps of instructors.
Modern Languages, Vocal Music, Drawing and
Gymnastics without extra charge. Peculiar advan-
tages In preparing for College. An unusually thor
ough Commercial Course. Primary department
adapted to the wants OF very young boys.
The nth seml-annua session will begin on MON
DAY, SEPT. 1iTH, 1874. illustrated circulars con-
tanning al informailon w,,n TN, tesimo1als mailed
sep7-4w Principal.
MTORKING PEOPLE-MALE OR FE-
w male Employment at home. $50 per week
warranted, no capital required. Particulars and
valuable samples sent free. Address with cent re-
turn stamp. ROSS, williamsburg N. Y. aug2i-4w
pORDENTOWN, N J, FEMALE COL
ID LEGE.-1horough instruction; healthful and
beautiful location; one OF the most carefully CON
Quoted and best sustained Institutions in the State.
For TERMS etc., address
r EARN TELEGRAPHY.
ss-salary paid while practising, Address with
stamp. G. A. SHERMAN,
auga4.4w Superintendent U. i. O., oberlln, o.
MISSES FREEMAN AND RULES
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
For Young Ladies', at Gil Marshall Street. Philadel
Full particulars from circulars. aug2I-4w
V,HE GREAT POPULARITY OF
CAMPHoRINE
AS A FAMILY MEDICINE,
Is the reward OF genuine merit. Those who use II
cnce, never will be without 1t. For sale by all Drug
gsts. rrice 25 cents.
aug24.4w REUBEN HoYT, Prop'r N. Y.
GOO WILL BUY A
FIRST MORTGAGE PREMIUM BOND
OF THE
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY,
NEW YORK.
Authorized by the Legislature OF the State OF N. Y.
FIRST PREMIUM DRAWING, SEPT. I, 1874.
CAPITAL PREMIUM .................. .$l0o,OOO.
Address for Bonds and full Information,
MoRGENTHAu, BRUNO n co,
Financial Agents. % Park HOW, N. \.
p. o. Drawer, 20. Applications for Agencies re-
ceived aug24-1W
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-03-11

1t seems that the notorious Matt
Games is elected over Mr.. Seth
Shepherd, the Democratic candidate,
by majority of thirty-six votes.