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= HsnrrixRc-sorvlco Ua&1er Lsrotcst.

Tho nev. James Freeman Clarle re cent,y pcl'-
formed the marr.agc-sursiee for tlu bo.etit Of
two Boston people who aubniittol to it under
protect. Tho h1da.elecs, .aa utuss oily gostia
woman, az ws learn from tic IP0,aa,, s J0urno!,
saH no wuy to. assunsa legal marriq. % aud aso
to keep her sslf-4cspecs. o1caps by i'altlcly ex-
pressing her total tliHapproval anl II eioolion Of
tho Inequality which the culn,nou Inv it,poHeo
upon wife; The bridegroom sgrot'a mith her,
and accordingly pledged himself Il, Ut bis vito
being tile iload Ut tho HIfo, auch entiountol
fogyipm might do for Ut. Paul. WHO n IL teohe-
lor aud never en1oyet tho iuost!mablts pryiloga
OF listening to Vletoria G. Woodruff. but why
should such people think It neceeIlary to 20
Alough any form Of marriage 1t alll'
, 1874-12-03
TELEGRApKtc BREpiTIES,

lELEGRAPhIC bHEVtfIES.
Ths Town of Wendell, Mass, celebrated its
centennial yesterday.
Tellet supplies arc going forward by car-t,ads
to the Iowa etasshopper h,lte!ors.
Tho Executive Conmittse Of tho Iowa State
Grange is III session ut DoaMoincs.
Tho number Of hoga killed as Dce aroines. H.,
to tho 1st inat.. 10 4o,4lA puchora are holding
p1.
Leading Democrats Tere in council ye,stor-
day at Iowa City to aeco1ast1rct tho Denlourstic
party iu 1ona.
1t is understood that Edward ,Ten!lns, Ase,st-
General for the Dominion in England, haa Ion
dorod his ros:guasion.
a number Of Frs1,cl Canadian p!,yeielars OF
Toronto recontlv formed an anti.comppAecry
vaccination leaguo.
The ieionse In the johnson murder ettae at
Dca3luit'ea. H., will sat np that tho ,u,srder wal
dono IN another building, OH another stret>t, mud
by other parties.
Tue Michigan Ssate Pathological Soc!atv met
Ct 1ohia Tuesday, with Van Buren,, Kent, Grand
Tsayerao, nllsdale, Monroe, Inghnm, Calhoun,
and Warno Conn.iou Represented. President
Dlcknla.l, Chairman. Yesterday a report from
tho rcccnt Census, relating to tha frits interest
III tue State, vas read.
, 1874-12-03
AN INTERESTING EVENT.
Marriage Of Mr. ". F. Storey and
Mrs. Eureka g. Pearson.
The Ceremony Performed Last Evening
---7helr First Meeting and
.courtsh'p.
Mr. Storey Deeds a Half1nterest in the
"Times" to His Bride.

~, "'tp"1 T. Storey ca'tos n.o Psopt'esoi VI
,es' W. u11tou III ',.o no's ponoe ol "ea.
e ~ aass "'sas 70 M.s' IusoHa y. io"tson' "
n.s. ". s,a,'., u Mi' AoRus'4e ~ A"up' Nu' "
=, sa.aE '..oos, w 1no NV Attnn. nltou'
49, a,aan ~ ~ 1na,. .uo 1no' .'"eoyso'ann euu,eu.
s.t nil. ,.'"s ".eao aau
ht1oet' ah'a information VIII 10 Il hur ITO
"'any' ~ ~. n'ian 1aS oeot Sops very q !, ~
muca 60 '4,as own TUG ne1t'aoor nefshno.s Aaa
no Hpo"ioaeo o. IT,
an1 on'ipG
~ H.ssof o1 nlss' A"n'o' a.' "ao 'oFmer'y alls6
oihson' QUO nas oeoh "lao" 'oa tno pant ton
years ! ABOUT 30 se"t' Oh "s' othneiao' o.
.no ep"o'su typo O. peau's' aIa esceoa'oGS
nanusone' ,nsefea'.n9' anu eom1"anane III ap'
20 "poa1 ''ot -. stae
lut ~ uo' osl1'aae ao" se'o1'p''71oo ai4's u@o-
1oiS' rn, rnro,,,,,r,,,, ~, r,,, ,o,,-rr.,n
,, q. o,n,.,nn -,;l, ra,ru,,l,an tto ,.,.s ~. t.r,
,,son aon,, a,,nost t1o;1r Nv IN sr;sa ea".aa ~
,,s,,n.' ah;',a ~" ~ ,., s'sa ".u..
nn,,;as viii ,riti, +no r;hiona H. nsr ar,,
,s;,..I,., ] utona, ,sadu ,.o,, s,,a 1..,,os ~ ,,.,
oxtor;t; th,t ,o,, for ,,or t,o =, .,a
a"A. .a"S wv ~. '.. ~. s NV" ~ s"e
atefhof anu envy OF tho Rontlar sex. It wna
during ono Of thcso drives fhGt Lie lady first at-
tractod tho attention OF 3lr. Wilbur T. Storey,
anl fran, TINT 5,v
.,1r ,,s,,.>,o ,,,.cox<
4hh oAf,.S' "4"o"
reignod supreme III tho miha aud hoart OF the
editor Of tho 1Tncs. After meeting Airs.
pearaoa On the boulevard, 1Ir. Storey sought
fov xrd oh,,,naa ou i,Iroduc,ton ~ Tho ;t,ol or
80. u a ~ ~. :,s, ...a, w ~
his auec1lons' pa'" o's aoo' esses' pfopo'eo' ai'a
'6as accepted. .=....-
THE WEDDING DAY
Nas apnointod FOR yesterday, and, in order to
hayo it as uriyate IA possible the marriage
Ncnnac uaa tot ta,c,, o,,t witt ,,t. vaatar<;sr
A.o1.e ~, Aos '.Ae1. oN' 'o
, 1874-12-03

tue present Eoasor, md tho entro building placed
G,n Snncr ROOT ~ m early aao should no unforeseen
i haa hee1 foaua impossible to commence work on
+ sovlsoToS, sssnvr11r, AND ,.rr1r nook
i,ave iecu rslo sha. viii nsnro eir so,nnencsneas
10 early next 6"arun MI tho Woastler will permit
Work han bcen eot1mcncwl OIL in,t,to buildings
At rAnKEnRpuRl, ". sA.,
bs1ci. with drcaftnga Of Marietta fseesEote.
@r os ttSss'ts iSa tss q r. p's Of '
,.. ,,,. :l, otisI,nn-,lousE Ar ronr HURON
TSs f II a tho n FIX y S II
susrstrnctnro Of Anlhains iircstone rio work hau
sn st M" mn economically performed, a' IL nj ezco
Work AaB been commenced OH tho nut,1io bullnHn
At LlHcoLS, nyn.,
poso to oDtn orek sals for fss1ux nsl o'i'" IN Int
acs'sy. ai,s ~ H,' raheatonc conld DO procnre.l
IL ,af a ,s WA ae o eess,,e tho %
Tic, hsst, aoor Viii is Of Iron bcanss snti
hsief m a.e1es: the remaining hoora mud roof Eili
eing jsolatcd from nit the ocra II ta ot in my op!n-
tn nesssseary . to eop1eto ss to.pseof arctre
Tho re'oasMg. re'it.!ng and rop.trine Of
TnE ouaToaf'iorRE AT MthsrhuKEE
as eopssn s s SonS i Ms n To-
cnatonIlonses nt buffalo, Detroit, a1l.l dorclamd,
n entirely too hnai, ami ms,at bo exonea at uo dir
ings at springnel, I llaye boei. Thoroughly reted
md arc now In g,5l condition.
MAntEE ttoEr1IAi4 At 1.ntttsVILEE.
dehiro to ronew my recommendation that an np-
preparation bo undo for tho remoe1.ng and extension
nf tho Marine Hospital at Lou!svlllo Tho huildng Il,
mud shouli bo Improved or closed wGcll a!louii
recommend wore il not tor the evident eseal;ty for
nartne hospital at that piaee, and tho beauty aud
ht:e Aul ths improvements contemplated which CON
for tbs s. S;sssn md st e. s'"sss ssspsaS 9s'e
the rrceeut int!ltiluB 10 oseeuttse purposea
and war1a ior special casea. would na:n It t:onl-
iorfaha aia ccnvaulant houpal, and at moderate ox-
aIeo leHlre to rencw n,Y recommendation thut
bo oc,. an authority oh'acd to 1t,rchxso wlih tho
nsFf Ssss . s s n T. s x
enua 90 yalaaln flint Il can liu hold for sufficient
sat, r., .n A. rssssat sead'on, l;ss tAe
and relnodclic.i al On expense fulIy eq,Ml
- the cnat Of tue new pavilion building. Tho Marine
auction without aae. II H. however, ncluved tnt it
ca, t sold t?r fair price carly III TIM coming season
I rssl,ectnlly renew MY reco:nsneslta:ous that III:
shnrity Ds ula3ncl for tho erection of 11sproof
brick building for tho 1alGs nf
~. DE1AnfMES1 FOR TIL: PRINTING nunIau
aud fur tho Recommendation cf rcc. branches II lilo
IrsGu'iry Department Es t.'n he rotnDred from tue
TreNsyrY wsthuut ircpnvenenes 10 p bltc Snrv3re.
destra once moro to place on record luy opniou
ttat
TnE EtdHr-nouR Law
~ Oppressive and unjust. AZ well as injurious to the
1bc serrlce aud NIL should bu entitled to aull priv
sse s fst
paid by the ttoyernmpnt nknnl bo rc4nired to perform
tho eane amount Of abur thur ia performed by other
tbat Viii extend o ooratlons of tho Eight.hour law
to all, would rr.y aiadly recommend it. This ap-
roar' howeer. nnd for that reason
recommend Tho repeal Of tho E.ght~lour Inv the
on'y 0: placing enlrloyss rub!c and prlyxo
worka OIL an equal footing.
, 1874-12-03
NOTES AND NEWS,
MuLLETra SUCCESSOR.

!9sttf5! D&Eatsh 10 G'hs Chi-ooo Tribune.
WAsH1xoTes, D. g.. Doc. a.-6ccretary psistow
hnuouuees that he will find SUCCESSOR for atui-
lott at tho oayliost possible moment. It traua-
}iras that the Office WAS not teutlcrcd to Near
thur, Of Philadelphia till to.aay but it IL
quite certain that ho will declno it. In that
event Walsh, OF st. Louis, stands next, aud will
be offered tho place. II ho decliaes, OF FROM
any cause should not be considered available, it
Is believed that Mr. Coohrano, Of Chicago, will
be tandored the position. Senator Logan Ia
understood to be urging Mr. Cochrane for tho
place.
TLo Secretary OF tho Treasury Is determined
to prevent further
Hc1raoLTSG on THE NORTHERN FRONTIER.
seyon Of tho most skilled agents Of the De-
raruont left this evening for tho no,thern
border. The Department has recently received
positive proof that carload Of fa1-seed waa
recently Transported from Canada to Audoycr,
Na.s.. without payment Of duty and without
TIE PRESIDENT AID THE AnEANsAH CASE.
TherB iB good authority For tho statement that
the President, 1T his u1essaye, sill n1ake no REQ
concentrations In tho Aii;Gneas caso but will
contont hilnnelf with a recital Of tho principal
po!itcal occurrences In that State since 1868, and
tho announcement that applications bad baon
n,nds to him to interfere. Il IL believed That III
this recital he will for tho most part, follow tho
hts:eineuts Of tue brief OF tho attorney OF w
to the lcea! portions OF the briot or making any
Recommendations.
TIE SUPPORTERS or THE KELLOGG GOVERNMENT
ore ahsstnbllng here in considerable uu,nbalB.
Collector Casey aud AttY.-Gen. Field ure a!ready
heso, and have stated that Gov. Eotlogg hiu'self
~! CERTAINLY come. There gontlenon i.sias
that coaei eas shall talso home Immediate det-
n1:o astson Wsfn regard 10 Louisiana. They Nish
w hhFmattSe r6cogAIt!on OF the keQogE UoV-
etncna3eas. ana represent that The rosue Of delay
will 10 another revolution, md tho deiirory cf
the State to anarchy.
THE IEnA1-gENpEs ACT,
1nose Sao % snoaia SNOW rspYcsent that tloro
Tss hnbnattted at the Cahnet meeting yegtcrdar,
contained 8 recommendation tlns iLo Legal.
geuder act be sopoalca iron, aud after
jan l. l87e. yhs ia doubtless tho form in
srsas take action to facilitate tho restoration Of
hus.le payment, as has alroady boon inlieaiad In
these dlepa.choa.
AN 1,.stEEar RAILROAD 1oupr.
Persons holllng intimate reiotiopp will, land.
Ing rail.oud oiciel0 state that lie NortS"rn vas'
Pacific, southo.n Pacific, aud the Atlan,ie 4.
xolmed a combination TO attempt t.
.e'n,e 'esisxst,;on s,o = ths .h winter fayo1abs
Is not generally known that the A.!antio d
Paoi1a hos Joined thia com binatioa. TLo plsnt
Of the aouthorn aud Northern Pacific are t.
roiease tho iant-glantn to tho Govern
Of the interest on .ne bonds Tor !
certain amount per mile. The Atlautio i
paoitic, whion atarts At st. Lonis, has Bubstau
hally tho same plau, but pgoposes beside TO Witt
Ia road with tho Southern Pacific westward from
ths junction " Santa F.. Some prominent
Cougroaamon room to bs alsoRdg committed te
khts propoQision.
, 1874-12-03
EAELY NAH, ARRANGEMENTS.

.sieria lfspateh to The Chicago 111ou,,e.
WAsur;aroS, D. C., De:, 9.-Tho committee OF
Post~oGic eniolala appointed to frame rcgu1a-
rsons to govern tho payment Of postage under
tho ncw law, which takes effect Jan. i, has con-
eludcd its labora. As to tho lnatter Of Weighing
tho q lcago newspapers at tho depot for the
early morning trains, 1t has been decided not to
mike any reference to this subject in tho
general regulations, as there woro fow ofices
IN the, country where tho publishers havo to
connect With snch early morning trains but the
gsneral understanding Is in the Department that
tho Postmaster Of Chicago shall bo permitted to
1nakc such local regulations as to tho place Of
the we,Ehing Of unsila Iii in his discretion may
aoem tc be ueceaaary; provided, however, that
pr6payment be made 1t the city post-O Ofos, a. Is
bT laW Required.
, 1874-12-03
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.


WASHINGTON. D. O., Dec 2.-T1e annual re-
port Of Supervising Architect Mullets contains
the following information 40 to tho progresB OF
work to Oct. i: Sitss for tho proposed public
bri!d.ngs at Little Hook and Helena haYo been
purchased. tt has been found necessary to
resort to . condemnation In order to obtain
valid 1itlo to the property at Grand Rapids.
The amount appropriated for a. site at ritts-
hurg proved inadequate for tho purchase Of snf-
i!cicnt property lu an eligible locality. Unlor
thcao circumstances, llu offcF Of tho citi-
2elas to mako up tho deficiency, md
to pay tho additional sum required, Inns
boea accepted aud Instructions issued for tho
completion Of tho condemnation to which It has
been necessary to resort. Tho proceedings which
we're rupessary 10 socuse tho site for tho pro-
poaed building
At cc;c1sHAr1
have been completed, anil the property secured.
Tho property originally pl,luhRaoa ns o ei.o
for u Cuyton1-iloueo IL. .EyauBvillo, Ind, ayins
hcen found Inadequate to permit the erection nt
s,1ck Il building ns tile Government services re-
qutre, add,tonal property has boen purchased
hnh arrangements tllauo to coQucnca wurk AZ
aonu aH tho tltlo 10 perfected.
Tho uct aurroye.l ftb. Fl, 1919; authorized the pus-
eAase ot q Site for tho lHhuts;ei lnhl!c building
IN :iEkipIIlB,
ut cost not to exceed $22,o.b IN addition to tho
+tc
was estasa ~ etaeoo. ~ WtH ieuna hiser oareiet
as ~ ~ " ,prsm nus @ p,t,sa1 =. 11a W.
fus.s ~ ~ Isi."l'4aeu. @ Wa@ ensreay an!ue.
laale, ,ssa, sna 'aas no snstanls properly could
;i,cso u tnn
IN. rrsS ~ ,.st ~ ~, soo Hy ~ A1hsa.
r. tho ,nust daalrai, h1oc,., H. lin ~ H., .,,o ~
% o ~ oa an ho @ ~ ~ q
,,tas ttr lao rn, ~. t d ~ - % Auas
, ~ tnns. ~ % H., s1 Su "p'A "'a w eoa'
A1nSvsI sS 9,n,cti"a ~ u1 ~ ae u te'*ee'ea'
-"' .r ~ rorr,sv1,,
l.. ,+,, .os o,,,,,, ~ ,Iss1.s oaisstIl.s . <,-
~ .;p oJ h,ui",v ~ ~ ' o nrsee
liz li,1 N raa uf tiro nnd M H. ~
iisht o1 ons oi its pftucipai fgonts flo adIo!aa
,',IHS, rpH,s nS aien tSn n,s ~ foM dFano
r.,'sra 1t NJ aar,r ,ov hS Lave 70
iaua 1t e '; sd.'o ~ ana sNeY o.
t,n,1,aJ s' a. Ihe W. r. hot; M ~
@ os ~ n'.nI @ t,st u:,s fta @ is Htaa ~ s.aut ~
s",rI,nsc c >'~S ~ 'o''''e' 'os "s
THh & aAt1a,. ,,a pa r!'orhfTa At raTIsnuan
iist 49, % I,i IT. a,,i H. ~ s, ~. tIe
~ W. W. ~ ts".n on1nE
, 1874-12-03
T'l,o German. Military IT. pyy.

eono conception of what has bae.1 ashiovel
BY tho iron disolpllue Of tic German srlny may
he had from this description Of ths &, trnau nil.
itary bow; "lmagluo an oak plank, O foot III
helKbs, with lunHe ia the middle, .l,aaw itseIt
up 20 4 perpendicular. aald with 4 au lob moys-
lnont snap tho hingo 80 t!Mt the tlppol :psrt aud.
de!lly t! springs forward and buck sRxlr md you
Will hRyo ao1na tdea of tue gracofnls t.ss Of tho
executed ,noyon,ent. aud OF tho tnou Il one as
q aIat, when ho taars tlat tho pestc gueg hsa
oeon asixed With auddon oranp ttas i about 10
ex &? I'd ,as ns sfA 70 S Sy l
ASrssAbla."
, 1874-12-03
How Chicago Merchants UnderseA
the New York Market
Tho President viii Mako Mo Recommen-
dations In the Arkansas Case.
The Repeal Of the Lega1-Tcndei
Act to Bo Advised.
Memorial to Congress Regarding tho
Freedmon's Banks.

WANT OF UNIF FUHMIl T.
ROW CHICAGO pRy-aooDs MERCHANTS MANAGE 10
uspxRsE11. NEW YonR HOUSES.
sp<y7al L1,not,n to me chicago 4,sow,.s.
"Asah'aaoS' - W nee: s'1no ~" ~" 1850
importers OF dry goods, Including tue MOS, :,
lroninont houses, ilavo for considerable pef'oo
complained to tho Troeeury Department that cer-
tRiu c1,icaao ,mnortlpg houses were selling ccr-
80. 49, % ...sosa T., 49, Nav yort mar
,1 uoe* q eo''o" Gooas ~ NV 49," ,,,aa, na,,
Get At lower ratea than Ne~ aork nouSe1 ~, cs'u
Aell tho samo goods snd pay tho dnties the
xoods referred to are olass Of twillel cotton
.roo1a tnorn an sileyias. An Investigation
o. eno cansea OF LUG eol',na.ns =. ."' '.a
discovered tho fact that sho chicago aoase8 n"'o
boon abio to sell thcko goods as lower rates than
Tim Nev York houses on ACCOUNT Of M inlpoF-
, 1874-12-03

to tako etops to press upon Congress- tho iGpor-
tauco of constructing tho Honnop!n Il Rock 1sland
Oana connecting tho lakes with tho Aliaa'sBlppl.
4 preamble and resolutions urging tho necesn!sy
Of solution Of this question Of cheaper trans-
portston ana urging tho canal as Tho most yni,,-
ablo and fonsbo means to thiB ond wore a1opt-
oil and IN Executive Committee Of flvo from
Zach city wns soloctod, Whose dnty was defined
to raise funds to aonl q delegation to Waaliing-
ton and to circulate petitions, was appointed.
, 1874-12-03
FOUNDERED.
Sixty Persons Go Down with the Ill
Fated Vessel.
Record of Minor Accidents,

SIXTY LIVES LOST.
LONDON Den, 3-0.A0 a. n..-Tle staRmer La
Plata, from Gravosoua for nio 4randa del Bud,
chartered BY tie siomcna brothers to repair tue
telegraph csblo. fouudorod on Ushans on tho
29th Of November. Sixty porsuns "ero drowned.
Fourteen snrv.vora woro resouna by tho Garo]octa
OF Glasgow, from bpat In which they had been
floating twensy-iour llourn, aud woro transferred
to tic steamer Autenor, which arrival In the
Thames last night. Tho LOGS Of the stnamor ia
attributed to tle ehiftiny Of tho heavy graphing
apparatuH OF tho $50 nli1ea Of telegraph cablo on
board, 160 had been paid out, which had TO DO
abandoned. Unayaiing nstompta wero made to
savo tho vesae1, by Tightening.
Tho c"ptAn, surgaon. throo other officers, en-
gineer, aoyon stewards and cooAs,. eleven
wholo of tho. cablo saG, ni,rnbostng
sixteen. nnd including nlr. nickotts, Cl'ief Eec-
.racian, wero drowned. The Chief stey'ard, who
10 o'clock OH tho morning Of tic 2oth, A
heavy gea carried away two Of tllo bonta.
Tho shfp gradually set:!ol bf tho stern. and at
1890 foundored. stern. rral. Tho CAPTAIN aud
doctor werc on the bridge, having fcilou TO clear
the patent ife-raftA, md went down With the
crow. Tho decks burst an tho steamer aank.
OFF THE TRACK.
1LYMouTlf. N. H.. Dee. 2.Conds1ctor .East-
1HAn ll1ltl+ lEAfil 4lyuluulu NJ t:oa t1!a uuEu-
ing, ran on tho track ncar Woodyille this morn
Ing. Tho cnsit.o md tender woro thrown clear
1r0n the track, mud Qua passenger car went over
tho cmbau.mont. Frederick Brown, brake
man, waa INSTANTLY killed. and several
Tho namoa Of the wounded, III far
nj they eau bo ascortaincl. are. Mr. Kimball,
injured in tho head, pightly; 8. L. Ene, inter-
nally and cannot 1.-Two; O. F. Foster. OF Port
wound and several bruises Oh his body; one
lady, nams unknown, injured intorurliy, but it
ls not known how bad1y; Martin L.Hnlo, slightly.
ALL HANDS LOST.
CoHoURa, Ont, Dec. 2.-Iho schooner Star
mss lost on Tuesday night. All hsndls reported
lost.
, 1874-12-03

IN CHICAGO.
Tho alarm from Dox COL, at al.4o yesterday
foronoop MAS cauaed BY tho burning out Of @
chimney at No. 81 Bradley street. Tho ala,:n
ssosn Boz 1856, At s:2o ?. n. yesterday, Was aho
without cauae.
, 1874-12-03

MEETISu At H0CE IsLlND, I'LL.
Hptclat Dispateh ~ Tbs Chteaao Irlaune.
Nock IsIAxD, ILL.,, Dec. 2,-A mssting eona~
poAod OF the buslueaa-lnen Of Ruok lsland Mo.
lins, Ind Davenport VA hald hssa thlA afternoon
, 1874-12-03

1T KNlt1Ss ElTf, FAt
T1ruav1tLE, Pa. Dee. PA ilfo broke out at
Knrus City. Entler Oil District, ut noon to.dny,
and destroyed abons o,io-.itlrd Of tile torn.
6oyenty-ilSo buildings wcro destroyed, iAclMtGMg
two hotels and the Poat~ Oltico. Loss, e100, ,l]0o
On which there WAS little insurance.
, 1874-12-03
THE WEATHER.

Wisu1SoTox, .. e., Dec. 2.-For tne North
wcHt aud the Upper Lalo Region, pa1Tly cloudy
and colder weather, brisk north OF west nindv,
aud r;aing barometer.
LOCAL onaEnrA AT1oNa.
tnfn ~ .
, 1874-12-03

New YonH, Dec. o.-The Aldern,anlo Commit
toe haring In Charge tho arrangements for
Ma5oY Hayeneyes's funeral concluded to accept
m eEco.t Of tho Seventh, Eighth, AMI Twonty-
Hecond Regiments.
, 1874-12-03

1T LAFEE}s, MICH.
Sueefal N.sbatsh to Ike ChfcAta rtibwus.
DETROIT Dec 2.-Jonni.,gs Droa.' nourIng-
mills, nt Lapoe., we're burned this morning,
Loss about 81. .O0o; lnsu.ea TOR $4,000.
, 1874-12-03
MICHIGAN STATE TREASURY.

spestas Dfspatth to The Ch,eapa Ttiaunrs
LASs1Ea Mich, Dec. 2.-TAe following Ia tho
State TreaauSes's statement for ths ,nn.,th OF
November:
nascs III Treasury oot. 81, 1S74.. 97l l7p1 10
Esceipts fur tls Month l9t 03
tl,1das68 10
Payfoehta fpf M monta.. ......t...sn.. "a
:. A-A.lA.4AA.A
nslaats, Nos. NJ as7s"s..,,...".....".3s sas.ssetg
, 1874-12-03

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
NEw YonE, Dec. 2.-Arrirel-6tcamslipC City
Of Antwerp, from Liverpool; Villo do Paris.
from Havre,
, 1874-12-03

PRICE CT NAILS REDUCED.
Bosros, Dec. 2.-The Nov England Nail Man.
ufacturors' Association havo reduced. the price
OF tou-penny nniiB from 81 10 s3.Tl Der keg,
with Ii ceuta discount to the tralo.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-03-14
SECURE THE SHADOW ERE THE
SUBSTANCE FADES"

For PhologI apis, Pearl Pictures, and
all other styles of pictures, go to Howard 5
New Photograph Gallery, corner of Burke
and College streets.
as~ All pictures warranted Have had
"a years ex or ence in the business in the
leading PHI To graph establishments of the
United Sta q, ard guarantee satisfaction.
Copying OF ell kinds Of pictures, from
pins head 10 life size. Give me call
feb53md. q. w. HOWARD.
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NO BY-BIDDERS.


This tract Of land which has been laid
eff in 81 lots, is located on the North
side of Strinesville, fronting West on
the Martinsburg and Williamsport
Turnpike and East on High street, and
is within easy distance ofthe Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Shops.
A map of the premises, laid out in
lots and streets, duly numbered, can be
seen at this office, or by calling on the
undersigned, who will impart all nec-
essary information.
These sales will be continued from
time to time, of which due notice viii
be given, until all the lots are disposed
Of. The first sale takes place in
trout Of the Court House on next Sat-
urday, Dec. 9th. Remember the day.
Ample notice viii be given Of the time
of the second sale,
James "A. Boyd,
Agent for H. Woodbury.
sec22
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TO THE
NERVOUS AND DEBILlTATED
OF BOTH SEXES.
No Charge for Advice & Consultation

NO Charge Tor ADVICE @ OonsuitatioH'
DIR. j. B. Dyott, graduate of Jeffer.
son Medical College, Philadelphia,
author of several valuable works, can
be consulted on all diseases of the Sex
ua' or Urinary Organs, (Which he has
made an especial study either in male
or female, no matter from what cause
originating or of how long Standing
A practice of so years enables him to
treat diseases with success. Cures
guaranteed Charge, reasonable. -
Those at distance can forward letter
describing symptoms and enclosing
stamp to prepay postage.
Send for the :Guide to Health"
Price 10 cents.
j. b. DYOTT, Nj. D.,
Physician and Surgeon, l0A Duane ST.,
New York. jan2Od5wly
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS GO

Have two Expresses East iaily--cne an
! 90 d. N. and one at III IS a. "A. The
90 q. III. Train TO Washington, p, o.
arrying Express for Harpers Ferry, Ha-
gerstown, Winchester, Washington, ana
The South. The II SIS a, nj. carries Ex-
press or all points on the b <E O r. r.
Baltimore and East, North and South.
q. A. AkDERS; Agent
1873 nevll2d-mw
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FOR SALE.
VALUABLE PROPERTY.

The undersigned offers for sale his val
liable property located at Sleepy Greek,
Morgan county. on the B j. q railroad,
and about six hundred yards above the
Sleepy Greek bridge, consisting of STORE
HOUSE, DWELLING HOUSE, and an
office adjoining the store houss; with one
quarter of an acre OF land to go with this
property. This property is complete and
in good condition, and an excellent stand
for store. There is an excellent spring
of water near the door.
PrioE-$S00; $500 cash and $40O in
twelve months from date of sale
If this property is not sold by the lst of
March it will be for rent from the first of
April The entire property can be rented
at $50 per year
For further information apply 10 the
undersigned, at Martinsburg W. Va.
WIN. ROCKWELL,
Agent for George and Henry S. Michael.