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ThUsTEE'S sALEOE VALUABLE lPRoyEp
Real ESTATEIN 1HH HEST WsRn

REAL ESTATE IN The FIRST WARD
- Under s decree OF the Su preme COURT of the
81 pistrlct OF Columbia In the case OF oust0n vs.
Hines, No 1883 Equity, the undersigned, trus-
Zee, viii sell a. public auction, MONDAY. April
o, 1874, $50 clock p. m, In front Of the prem
lses al that valuable property at the northeast
ner OF Pennsy lvanis avenue and 10Th street west,
improved with Lar &c Brick Dwelling House TIN ee-
story and attic, with corLer store, being the west
paris OF Lot No and Lot No 6, in square No u.s.
ID tDe city OF Washi gton, D. c., fronting So feet on
Oth street, 10 feet inches Pennsy lvana avenue
arc bounded on the east by q straight line drawn AT
rlsh angles with the line of said avebue TO the d.
Nloine line between said lot No. and lot No T. in
sa square. "
Inhedis'ely afterwards, in front Of the premises,
ID street north between Is h and 18th streets west
the west part OF lot No q in square No los in said
city, fronting 2! feet street. and running back
with that width to the alley in rear of said IDt A.
the said premises were held and possessed by the
late David Hines at the time Of his death The i'm
provements consist Of q three story brick dwelling
house, with the modern couveniences
Terms OF sale: One-third cash; balance in two
equal instruments, in six and twelve months, with
interest at per cent. Deferred payments TO be
secured by notes bonds Of with surety
or sureties to be approved by trustee. Two hun.
dred dollars to be paid down on each piece Of
property st time of sale All convey ancing q, Dur.
cbsser's cost. IL purchaser does not comply with
terms OF sale within ten days. the trustee will re ell
the property at the risk and cost of such defaning
purchaser. g. INGLE, Trustee
LATIMER & CLKARY,
h6fIoWl,H ,6os Aucttoneers,
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PROPOSALS.
STATES NAIL.
Pnsr 0FFlcs DEPARTMENT,

Rosr OFFICE DEPARTMENr.
WAsHIS6ToN, March SLIT, 1874
Proposals will be received At The Contrart tlfs "a
o. this 81 Department until o'clock P. m. Of MAY
for csrry mails Of the United States from Jniy
LIST la!. to June 60 1876, on the following route In
the state OF Marylsnd, and BY the schedrle ef d.
rariuree and arrivals herein specified, viz:
Sal From Baltimore, by Garrison, Book ale, Ran
deistovn, and Harrisonyille, TO North
Branch, 10 miles and back, ak times q week
BY schedule Of departures and arriy ais sat,
isfsctory to the De partment.
For forms Of proposal, ar sntee, and certif CATE
and also for Instructions the conditions to be
embraced in tue contract. &c, advertsem snt Of
December LIST, lS3 Inviting proposals for mail SER
vice, to be found al the principal post offices.
bids should be sent In sealed envelopes, SUPER
scribed Mail proposals, State of Maryland" and
addressed to the Second Assistant Postmaster Gem
eral. J. A j. CRESW ELL
aI6-m.@ Postmaster General.
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10y THOMAS e. WAGGAMAN,
- Real Estate Auctioneer, .319 ftln street,
TRUSTEES SALE OF CHURUn PROPERTY,
On 9TH STREET, BETWEEN n AND N

- Under aud By virtue OF Q deed OF trust, da.ed
18th OF July. ID. 1872 and recoi ded in Liber
6eO, folio $50, the undersigned Trustee will, on
the Ia III DAY OF APRIL, A. ID. 1874 at 3 O'Clock D
m sell at public auction In front Of the premises,
Lot described as the middle 20 feet front, on sth
street west, of Lot Is in Square SIS, by the depth of
SAID Lot improved By one Frame Church.
The terms of sale are: Amount of Indebtedness,
win expense OF sale, (about 8 -5O0,b in cash;
to bear per cent interest and to be secured on the
property sold. $50 at tims of sale. All convey
not complied with in six days from dsv of sale, the
Trustee the right to RESELL the property at
the cost and risk of defauting purchaser
JOHN EDWARD THOMPSON, Trustee
marll-eOSds THOS 4 WAGGAMANAnot
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FURNISHING GOODS.

FURNISHING GOODS.
LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING.
LOCKWOOD, HuFTY L TlYL0Rs,
eg3 PENNsYLyANIAA AVENUE,
Hsys prepared for the Spring Business the largest
and haud.ome-t assortment Of Ladies' UndercIoth-
ns ever offered in this market, comprising - fol-
lows:
enyIs. DRESSING sAcoUEs, at 81 so, Al rs,
s1.s7h, ss.os, s2.1s, sS.2a, S4.1s,
ss.73.
4 styles NIGHT DREssEs, Q. slJs, -,
s2.37h, 81 80, s275, s2s7H, So rs,
$3.50, $500, s3.sIH, s4.se, ssI2H,
se12'I, e6-S7h, S7.Ts, s., SIl.3s.
styles WALKING SKIRTS, at - cents, 81. -
S1.5s, $3.50, 81 rs, 81, s2I0, s2.3O
sass, So, $3.50, s4.13, So As. $3.50,
sI.ss.
styles SHORT SKIRTS, at 10 cents, 50 cents
. :I1o slI'' sIss' $780, sl.ss
styles TRAIN sKIBTs,at s21s,s2 so, s4I2
S4.37, 50. 80, 50, $40 so, STA, SI4.15
Is styles CHEMIsE at - cents, 81, s1.a5,
Sl.S7, sl62, SI.-7, So 30, S2.s7,
s3.2a, $3.50, ears, sass, 81.
styles DRAWERS, at rs cs nts, - cents
s213, s2l5, Sass, S2.6O, sass
s2.7s.
sstJIes CORSET COVERS. a. 65 cents, 81 20.
$3.50, SIse, s1-s-, sass, s2s0
2 styles APRONS, at rs cents, so cen:s, So cents,
rs cents, - cents, 81 Is, sl23.
Infants Goods.
Z EG DRESSES, CHRISTENING ROBES,
SKIRTS, PTQUE OLOAKs, MERIsO,
CLOARs, WOOL SHIRTS, BAsKETs,s sc &c,
ChiIdren's Goods.
WHITE PIQUE DRESSES and sACoUHs,
FLANNEL and CLOTH sACQUEs, In great |
variety.
Ladies' Cashmere Jackets
At the folloVing prices: sI2, STATS, SIS,
SUES, SIS rs, S2o.75, S2I.5O, $40,
$3.50, ear.
WATERPROOF CIOaks.
arge Assortment, in English and American
snufscture, AZ the following prices: sl2 sl3
SIS, STA 81, sl373, sIo.3I, sI67s,
Sl17S, s2s, S2s, $50, S33.
Ladies' Dresses.
UsMfB PePLIs DRESSES, at a bargain,
BLACK ALPACA DRIssEs, at sI3I2,
els15, sI6.e1, s24.
BLACK SILK bBEssEs, at ais, sI225O
SWISS DRfssEs, (POIonsise and Skirt at sI2,
sl6' $40, $3.50, $40, 500.
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- New Marble Building,
Nos. 600 and S02 Pennsylyania ave, cor 9th 81
kLEGANT WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS, Wal.
Mt MARDROBEe, BOOKCASES, WHITING
BUhEAUS, BEDsTEADs, ETE-
Skb1s, HAT RACKS, wHATNOTs, SIDE
BOA KIDS: BUFfETS, PARLOR SUITS, MAR.
BLE.TOP TABLES, ENrEHsIoN TABLES,
SoTIsGE SUITS, HAIR AND SHUCK NAT
IkksstS. JIOkER SPRINGS, LOT SECOND
HAND BUkNlTURE, &C, &C.
n On WEDNESDAY MORNING, April =,
I14 commencing at 10 O'Clock, we will sell
"on the nrst hoor OF our saesrOoms, 60 cover
y ssdvenees aid storage. We name in part viz.
~ sefs OF elegant Parlor Furniture,
10 ses OF fafIor Furniture, rep, ferries and hair
20 MsrbIe-top sideboarSs,
elegant ktegere, with marble and mirror front
Walnut and Oak Extension Dining Tables,
! esant E'egere, with Tennessee m arbIe-ton.
~ ieces Oilcloth, different widths,
~ pieces Mating, white snd check,
MAI top Tables, Bureaus, dressing Gases,
w alnut W ardrobes, Book cases, W rttiue Dsfks
Lttgeres, W hatnots, Extension Tables,
Walnut and Oak Dining Chairs,
80 sets Cottage Chamber Suits,
Heir and shuck Mattresses,
= sets Tucker Springs, &c, &C.
Also,
Lot OF Paper Millinery Show Boxes,
lot OF Second hand Furniture, Carpets, &C.
call the attention of buyers 20 the ab Eve sale
a. he sale is peremptory.
Terms cash.
sr6 n W. L. WALL a co Aue,s.
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10y LATIMER OLEARY,
ID Auctionesrs and Real rs tate Brokers,
southwest corner OF Penn. avenue and llth street,
Star Once BuildnE

u By virtue of deed Of trust te me, dated March
~, A. ID. 1873, duly recorded ia Liber us, folio
District Of Columbia and at the request of the pary
secured thereby, l viii sell at public auction, in
9th, 1874 at ia O'Clock p M all that certain piece
or parcel OF ground situate and lying in the city Of
Wash1pgton, District OF Columbia, known and de-
bered fifty five 1851 In James MilIsr subdivision Of
sqnare numbered one hundred and ninety -four (lei
months, with interest from day Of SALE and secured
500 required at time Of sale. Convey sncine AT
purchasers cost. II terms Of sale not COMPLIED
with seven days the trustee Reserves the right to
faulting purchaser, after five 80 days advertise
ment In some Newspaper published in the city of
W Washington. JANIS 3. DOUGLAS, Trustee
mar25-eoSds lATIMER OIRARy kncts
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LOCKWOOD, HUFTY L TAYLOR,
jsn2s-tr 623 PENNsYLyANIAAy EyUE

WE OFFKR OUR
STOCK OF CRRONOS,
NOTICES AND OIL PAINTINGS
AT DISCOUNT OF
TWENTY FIVE PER CENT,
IN order to dispose of those on hand that va NAV
lay In . new let Of the same Character Those now
on hand comprise some very beautiful lands cape
ngure and frut pieces, and home and Sunday &C hoo
notices The prices range from 50 cents to a N for
the Chromos, with some very handsome Oil Paint
ings from So to SDo, on ell Of which we allow the
discount CT Is per cent. We have also A few low.
nrieed but good Epgrayinss and Frames, which we
Include In the above Offer This Is an excellent n
portunity to obtain good Pictures at wholesale
prices.
ALL THE NEW BOOKS
IeceINed as soon as published. Novelties in STA.
TloN Bkf as well As a complete assortment of fine
AID staple Stationery. Printing, Binding, Lttho-
graphing and Engraving executed expeditiously,
WARREN CHOATE q CO.,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
VERNON ROW,
marl4-tr Corner Penua. ave. and 10th street.
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by LAT1MER OLEART,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers',
southeast corner Pennsyl ania avenue and 18th st.
Star Once Building.

huCtiOueele ana neal ESTATE broEers,
Star Once Building.
AUCTION sALEOF FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
sIoSk. &c, MONDAY MORNING, APhIE
a We will sell on the above day, commencing
0G ~ O'Clock, on the premises, al the Farming
@lmplemepts. Live Stock, &c contained on the
farm OF John Csg.tt on the 7th street road, CON
sistfng Of Buckeye Mower and Reaper, Hubbard
mower, Hallway two-horse power, ThrasAing Ma
chine, Cutting Boxes, Plows, Harrows Cultivate
wagons, CARTS, and all other necessary Implements
found on fret class farm.
Also, Furnace fer Green house, with 400 feet OF
inch iren pipe, has been in use but one season.
800 Berry Boxes with crates; Grape Crates: 5000
Flower Pots, assorted Sizes Hot-bed Sash; six head
pure Alderney stock Of the best family; ORe pair
Bashew Ponies, four years old, can go Ia minutes
one Pure Chester Sow, &C 1000 Pear Trees as
sort a..
Parties DESTROYS OF any Of the aoose article, viii
mad II advantageous 20 attend, ss everything is in
the best order and viii positively be sold All srt
cles will be private sale until day OF public sale
The Farm 10 for sale in Building Lots, or the
VIII le. inquire on the premises
III Monday should be rainy, the sale will be post
poned to the following "Wednesday, April Is
Terms Of sale: An under $50, ca-h; over $50
ereait OF 50 and days with Interest; notes 70 be
aIe-dts RepI LATIMER OLEARY, Auots.
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GUARDAGAINsT THEM BY IHsURINe youR
PROPERTY (BEAL AND PERSONALLY
WITH THR
CORCORAN FIRE INSURANCE. CO.
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
........-......... 3 90 600
ONCE, 1429 Pennsylvania avenue
JOHN T. LEEMAN, President
T. DYER, Secretary. Iapl9-tr
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AUCTION SALES.

D sootss.ss corner s.s and s sl.sss sss,s
TOBACCO. CIGARS, SOAP, sATcfs yrxr
SAHJ WHISKY, AND MoLAssIs, AT kfJS.
~ On TUESDAY MoRs1Sa .n-u
HEfScJmmeneing ct II o'cioos. ne VII III
<vtnfn our suction rooms, 20 the hiehs.t
Boxes AA Tobacco.
Boxee P.ncske Tobacco,
5Csddiee Pride ofPlsnter Tobaeeo,
Is Boxes Cieare,
II Boxes Old Dominion Sauce,
Barrels Nibrgsr.
sBarrels Molasses,
2Barreis Conway WHISKY, 1855
nUSOAEsOS BIO. @, Auots
pY DUNOANsON BROS,
- AuctioDeers and Com mtssfca Merchants,
souihesst corner Sh and streets north vest.
NArrINGs. oILcLorHs. CARPETS, ruRsI.
a On TUESDAY soRsHIse, April tn,
front Of our auction rooms
~ us rolls Of VII and ch. Mating,
10 pieces "A and sd Oilcloth,
5pfects Brussels, Three ply, and IrGrain CARPETS,
Rsrior SUITE, Bedstesd W ashstands, Tables,
Wsrdrobes, Lounges, Chairs, &c, sc.
BY virtue OF a bill OF sale:
I alnut u 7. Bedroom Set,
! W ardr ODE, sftress, Pillows,
seNing Machine, Pictures, and lot Of CrOckery.
DUNCaNsoS BROS Aucts.
RH DUNOAEsON BROTHGRs
AuCtiODeere and Comm ission
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VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE,

In conformity with the laws Of the Oonno. wealth
Of Virginia, DO hereby make known 70 al whom it
Eschestor OF the city of chmond dated "a day o.
March, 1874, and received into the Land once ON
day Of March. lGt, lot and nj In the city OF
klchmonc hSnting feet and So test deep, o. the
in the city Of Richoond. Of which George johnson
teoloredl died ssizsd, hes been escbeeted 20 this
CON mor alth. :
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THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE
L SOCIETY.
The business OF this Company has for years been
the largest OF any similar institution In the world
II. HEYER, GENERAL AGENT,
nayz3ly s03 and 305 9TH str act
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RY LATIMER CLEARY
~ AuctioneeIs and Real Estate Brokers'
south west corner Peunsy avenpe and 18th st.
Star Once Buildings
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Rf DUNOANs0N BRoTHGRs,
~ Auctioneers and Comm issiou Aerchauts
Southeast corner Of 9Th and d streets north uess

fkcSTkkS SALE OF MILLINERY AND
FANCY Coos. AT sIokE no. Ola sra
I'll BEkT NORTHWEST
1n BY virtue ot 9 chsttel deed Of trust 10 me-
& dated November I, 1873, snd daily recorded
SS On the 18th OF N0ysmber, ISIS, ip Liher No
7'2. folio las, one Of the land records for
Washington c1ustv, u. o, aud upon the written
orSSr oi the holder OF the notes secured ,hereby,
20 street north west. on WEDNESDAY NEXT,
9Th san', a. 10 O'Clock m, the entire stock
snd fixtures II said store comprising we'll select
s.sprtn1ent # Fancy Goods, Lsces, yelvets, SC ;
silks, ID ats, one Glass Showcase, SC sc.
Terms cash. WIN. PIERCE BELL. Trustee.
ago DUNOAHs0N BROS, aucts
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Rf UUNUANSUN BKUS., Auotioneers,
- Corner 9Th and d streets northwest
AssIGNEE's SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs.
T IAIE On 50 STR1hT, BETWEEN N AND o
a On SATURDAY, the IL tn day fApriI, 1874,
YOat O'Clock m, will SELL at public auction,
Lot Is, in Square 654, in Washington, d. q.
These Lots are situated on Sd street west, between
and . north, and afford extra Inducements 20
capitalists and others.
Terms: Exceedingly liberal, and will be made
known at time of sale.
GEORGE MASON, Assignee,
mar20fm.w. DUNOANSON BROS ,iAucts
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sfEAA DfER AND SEQ tRER,
No. llf -Four and-s- HaH street, zone door sopfh
Of OoloniEation Hail.
Ladies Dresses Cleaned and Dyed without being
taken apart.
eeltlsmsls Garments Cleaned and Dyed without
KID cloves. Shoes Turs, ETC., Cleaned q shcrssss
notice. novff-U
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m.rpua wk .4,!..I Fi, 4 LII One.

TF,s y ss: ,s cs: ~ 3.
p.. !: Odd; ss.ss 4: ss: :ss tn -! 2: g
city, 3. g., d.cesssS. An psrsons sssiss d.
bibif tie saDs, With the voechers thereof, 20 the
subecribsr. on 81 before tbs "a DAY Of March
ar ScnSaf Of the sad estate. Given uDdeg ny hAnd,
I'd: . 3 ssy Z. q h'resi " wsBs, Aap,.,sr,.sr.
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enth street, Star Once Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF AN ENTIRE SQUARE
OF GROUND, WELL LOCATED.
N BY virtue Of a deed Of trust, bearing date
SApr1i LIST, 1879, and recorded in Liber $50, folio
-.S, and at n quest Of party secured, will SELL
On WEDNESDAY, the e,h day of April, A. d.
lS4 al O'CLOCK p m, on tina premises, all ofsquare
numbered nine hundred and thirty two, 1882 }
The square 10 on grade, and Is bounded by north
and streets and 9Th and 10th streets east and will
be sold subject to prior encumbrance bearing six
per cent interest which can be released on the pay
Dent OF six cents per foot.
Terms: One-tbiTd cash; residue in three equal
payments ct six, twelve, and eighteen months, with
interest at per cent: $50 to be deposited when
the property Is struck off. Terms to be complied
With within five days, or deposit to be forfeited.
FRED. w. JONES, Trustee.
mG dads LATIMkR OLEARY, Aucts
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FoRT FooTE, MARYLAND, April I, lG4f
Sealed Proposals. IN duplicate, will be received &C
the Fresh Beef required By the enbsstenoe DeparI-
ment, o. g. A, this station during the fiscal year
commencing July 4, 1874. Also, separate pro posals
for furnishing officers with choice cuts for the same
period.
ments, &C., can be obtained b. spplleation 20
T. =. TH0RNBURGa,
applet First Lieut., ID Artillery, A. o. A.
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A GOOD BARGAIN.
THRoUGHoUT THE WORLD.

CORSALE-AS STATIONARY EN-
+ CINE, four (4 horse power-in
good order; Can be seen at my car
penter shop. ass ss
BRoDIE.
9th and Bay street.
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TWO NEW MEDIUMS.

Moses is right in deriding Elliott's
pleadings for r form. He knows how
it is himself. He has just lectured on
Religion without meaning anything
serious by it. Indeed, he didn't know
the meaning Of the words and phrases
which he us"d. So strangely was its
language and expression cast in the
style of seventy five years ago, that it
seemed unaccountable TO all on any
other supposition than that the spirit
Of some old divine had taken possession
ofhis excellency aud compelled him t"
speak in an unknown tongue. So
Moses cares not for Elliott's preaching
His own late experience explains the
phenomenon. Elliott is only medi
um through whom some old fashioned
patriot is revisiting the glimpses OF
the moon, ard is speaking in dead
language Of an ancient aud obsolete
virtue.
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n,cnts. Thn history' Of ihe country teaches that
taxation without representation is tyranny. Our
revolutionary fathers had combined 20 res!st such
tyraIny and we feel assured that 1t was never the
IL niion o. the sons vi these to allow this very sys-
TEN to be fastened upon any Of their llow-citizens
IL as never theless, TO pass that the govern
nent established in South Caroline under the legis-
aton Of congress has been inads the Instrument OF
ctcd this oppression. That department
vf lhe State Government VIII ci exercises the taxing
power Is administered by thost who own mere
fraction OF the property OF the State seven years
have elapsed SiIee the Reconstruction OF tn; state
tioycrncnt aud daring thai period, of III, prngit q
tISed aioriiy Uf The '-pirrs Cl .hc Legislature
Vyrs,ed no portion, whatsoever. and the remaining
mempers oi.nt 80 iittlc i.,at thcir pay a.. members
constitutes tfiersitir lat rt property r-h0lerS.
The result is that thoS: owuns ihc property have
no voice in the govcnlpsiit AMI incSr imp''ng ue
taxes no shase In tbs buuiSn thereof. The taxes
have advanced yearly lR6iin many calcs they con-
sainei more than 0na. halfof tie income from the
property taxed The annual expenses of the govern
inent have advanced rr IN SiODDJJ before the war up
t0 S2OU00j a; tl.n present tmh, and the following
umparison Ol te ltadiug iivns cs expenditure VIII
fl,
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NOT SOUND on THE GOOSE.

The power of the motive which has
80 suddenly converted Mr.. X. B. Ell
lott from being a leader in the crusade
against the public morals and the pub
lie treasure, into an apostle of reform,
may only be estimated from the world,
wide interval between the former and
the latter positions. That motive, and
the real character Of the change which
has apparently come over him, we will
not now discuss.
But the amusing anxiety which he
manifests lest his party fidelity should
be questioned because heis now moved
to take upa testimony against robbery
thieving, lying, betrayal of public
trusts and all manner of uncleanness,
shows that he fully appreciates the
danger of addressing to his party
any words but those of sweet and pleas
ing flattery.
We remember a worthy colored wo-
man chatting over her needle who asked
after silence, which indicated dep
study over a difficult suestion: sis
Mr.. Blank" Ia northern visitor, "a
Republican," eyes, certainly" "was
. hereby, che has always been a Re-
publican. +" WE'LL" she said, 81
thought he ought to be a Republican,
but then thought he must be Dem
, ocrat, for he called my Bobby a
damned goose !"
ALI the Republicans of this state who
have been read out Of the party by Mr.
. Elliott and his followers for presuming
to criticise the failings of the "race,"
aud admonish them of the dangers
that threatened them on account OF
the weak and wicked use made by
them of the rights of citizenship, arc a
standing warning to politicians to
whom the loss Of party influence is the
loss of all.
Mr.. Elliott knows we'll the risk OF
{. calling Bobby ga damned goose" to
s1y nothing of such unsavory terms as
those which he finds appropriate to his
new function as preacher of right
eousuess. He does well to guard
against a fire from the rear.
For ourselves, we have long known
that BOBBY was a GOOSE" but we
have never said SO as plumply as
Mr.. Elliott has; and indeed he and
his friends took it upon themselves TO
rule US out of the Republican party
simply because We looke;t at times as If
we thought that " Bobby wasa damned
goose"
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NEW SPRING GUUDS,

: NEW SPRING GUUDS,
Jas. C. .RAlLIE g. B7o.s
DEspEcTFULLY Ask YOUR ArPEs
II ton to the following DESIRABLE G,,oDs o'.
fcred by thcin for sale:
ENGLlsH AND AMERICAS FlOOn %.
CLOTHS.
u feet Wide, and Of the bes. quality Of good. Il.
factured. Do you waut real good OIL C1cihf
10, como now aud ger the very brt. OIL 4 .s
Any Sgoon siso oI and a IaS promptly fun !nr OF
cloths all widths and coiors. sgs
CARPETS.
EnIaseis, threeply and ingrsin car,cts Of s-.
signs. Aful stock Of low-pficsd carpets from
Carpets measured for, made and laid with dspslc't
LACE CURTAINS.
French Tambourd Lace, "Exquisites.s
Nottingham Lace, /" Beautiful"
Tambonred Muslin, durable and cheap, from e1so
pair and upwards.
CoRNIcEs AND BANDS.
Rosewood and Git, Plain eat, Walnut and en-
Cornices, with without centres. ss,E. "A
Curtain Bands, Pins and Loops.
corni,ss cut and made to at windows snd put ~.
WINDOW SHADES.
100 window shades in all the new TINT. Of color
mings.
d. Beautiful Shades 2oc. each.
window Shades squared aud T pas up up pro pronpas.
= Walnut and painted wood shades.
RUGS AID DOOR MATS.
New and beautiful Rugs.
Door Mat, from soc. up TO the best Enstiah coes>
shat wear three years.
loo sets Table Mats, assorted.
MATTlNGs. E
New Mating, Plain and Fancy, In an the difsrsns
Mattsngs BID with dispatch.
WALL PAPERS AND BoRDERs.
5000 Rolls Wall Papers end Borders In nov PAT.
terms, In gold, panels, hail. oaks marbles, chintx
30, In every variety Of ooors-6eautiful, scea sad
+ - HAIR CLOTHS
In all widths required for Uphslstsins. Bstseaa.
aimps and Tacks for Same.
CURTAIN DAMAsRs.
Piain snd Striped French Tonys fer curtai,s ssA
Gimp-, Fringe, Tassels, Loops and Duttous
Moreens and Table Danasks IsJ
curtains and Lambrsquins msde and put up.
PIANo AND TABLE COVERS.
English Ytnbroidered- Cloth and Piano Tablscevss
Embossed Felt Piano aud Table Covers
ri'in and gold band Flocked Piano Covers.
German Fringed Table Covers.
CRUMB CLOTHS AND DRUGoETn. =
New patterns In any size or width wanted. -
To all Of which we ask your attention. An woek :
done well and in season, by = =
lanes G. BaiIie & Brothers,
AUGUSTA, GA. !
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Port Royal commercial and Beaufort County Republican. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1873-1874, 1874-02-26
Obituaru

DIED,-In Columbia on Tuesday, February 2i
1874, STEPHEN CkLLwELL MpLETT, aged - Years
months and Il days. He hath borne limseli be-
yond the promise of his age"