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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-23

The House Committee on Territories
have agreed to advocate the bill for the ad.
mission Of New Mexico into, the Union,
after striking out the provision against
slavery, which they naturally deem super
lp9ls
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-23

We ask Democrats everywhere, to use
their influence in extending the circula,
ton Of this paper,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-23

The Wheeling hhliigentcr in late
issue has an article upon the capital remoV-
al question, 1t asserts that the two
leading pspers"in the eastern panhandle
are divided upon the subject, and the H.
nRigcnccr itself is opposed to holding a
convention to take the subject Of removal
under consideration. We stated sometime
ago that SO far as our observation cZtend-
ed there wa, not a single democratic.con-
servati7e paper 10 the 2nd district, that
favored certainly none that taV-
orcd making it an issue in tho coming
canvas. There is hybrid sheet printed
in M1r,iD8burg that has made such sug-
ccstion, as we understand, but NO can as
sure the friends Of removal that if they at
taca any importance to the suggestion
coming from that source, they vi find out
when they come to count noses that It's IN
aucnce, like the run down radical politician
who runs it, is Of mo great shakes"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-23

40 give practical weight aai influence
to tho principles here set forth, "' invite
all whose views they represent to unite
with US in the work Of pcrfecting Demo
cratic organization for the coming cam
paigu; in selecting candidates, aud in Su''
tanning them at the polls"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-23

Mr.. William R. Staurt, Of GroenbrIeF
county, West Virginia, has presented to
the Smithsonian Institute an Indian calu'
met or pipe that was presented to his
grandfather, Captain William Robertson
Of Augusta county, Va, during the ro7o-
lutionpry var by bis brother officer, Cen
cral Kuox This calumet is a combined
pipe and tomnhawk, and has the name Of
General Knox engraved on the blade.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-23
Five Hundred and Seven
tyuSEX acres Of EaRd

in said county of Mason, State OF West Vir.
glnia, together with the appurtcnanccs 10 the
same belonging, and the Coal and other Mine,
raj rights in said lands. and all the privileges
AVID appurtenanCes to said laud belonging,
with The break'waicrS, piers, landings, rail.
roads, platforms, entries, coal and other min.
erals, AND ALSO includes all The coal and
. other mineral rights, franchises and privileges
OF the said Company, in Olhe7 lands in the
said County of Mason, containing some
-Four Hundred aaG Eighty-SiT
AcTeS WitA the Talu0JIe Salt
Furnaces,
and the other improvements erected on said
lands, together with all The franchises, rights,
privileges, advantages, Entertainments and ap.
purtanancGs Of the said Company, in anywise
apperlainng 10 the said lands, and coal and
mineral rights, in said County of Mason, aforc.
said,
For a more full and complete description of
the property to be sold, with its Boundaries
and locations reference may to had to the said
Deed Of Trust of Record, as aforesaid.
THE SALE will be made subject to the
prior lien, and TO the provisions of prior
Deed OF Trust, executed upon the same prop
erty by the West Columbia Coal and Salt Com
pany, to Russell Sturgis and JamGs Il. Young
as Trustees to secure Bonds Of that Company
10 the amount Of One Hundred Thousand Dol.
lars, and interest, bearing date July lst, 1863,
and of record in the County Clerks Office
aforesaid, in Deed Book No. 10, pages 272 Aud
following,
TERMS OF SALE.
Ten per cent. Of the purchase money is to DO
paid CASH in hand on the day Of SALE, and
the balance is to be paid within SIXTY DAYS
thereafter, at Room No. 4, in 49 Wall Street,
in the City Of New York, in the State Of New
! ork And upon the payment Of The SAID
balance in full, the purchaser will receive
Deed to the property, conveying such TITLE
as IS vested in US as Trustees as aforesaid
Dated, March 3d. 1874,
FREDERICK H. WALC0TT,
GEORGE ". GERARD,
Trustees for TIE Bond holders Of the Greg
cent Coal and Salt Company Of New Yo'R'
Van Wrinkle, Gambler & Joy, Attorneys
Tor Trustees, As. Wall Street, New York Guy
March l2, 1874 ,-llw.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-23

Ex-senator R. N. T. Hunter, has been
elected by a large majority in tie Legisla'
turc to Gil the vacancy in the Office of State
Treasury Of Virginia. COL William
Mayo, tue recent incumbent has been sent
to Stanton to DO placed in the LuOatio
Asylum in that city. Mr.. Hunter has
given the usual bond Of 100000, and en-
tered upon The duties Of bis Office.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-23
5pp;ng Races!

n sEa448 AN"NN0VI
ON the Fair Grounds of the West Virginia
" State Agricultural Society. at Charleston,
will be held on
Thursday & Friday, May IA, & Is.
Liberal purses viii be given. A large number
Of noted running and tro!ling horses from dif..
fprent parts of the country are now in train.
ing for This meeting, and will positively be in
attendance. For programme and full particu'
lars address JAS. +. LEWIS,
april 9-td. Secretary.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-23
For Sale?

T HAVE for sale at reasonable figures a lot
[ Of OOtswold Buck Lambs, warranted full
blood. For particulars address
D. W. MAUPIN,
Arbucklr ?. 0. Mason Co., West Va.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-23

dent Grant asking tie aid Of Federal pow
er, but without receiving any definite OF
positive pledge Of assistance.
10 this shape the matter still stands =
Each party is fully armed aud they are al
most equally strong Baxter declares bis
intention Of retaki0g the State House. aud
B,ooks declares that he shall not Do So
L is very pretty quarrel as it stands and
the public will look with some degree oil
ip,cres. TO the termination Of the strife.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-04-23
TERMS OF SALE.
FREDERICK H. wALCOTT,

UEUKGE ". GERAKD,
Trustees for tie Bond holders Of the Greg
cent Coal and Salt Company Of New IotE,
Van Wrinkle, Gambler & JOY Attorneys
for Trustees, Is. Wall Street, New York UIIy'
March l2, 1874, -llw.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-15
Eomareeuer6au0fnmael

Ser Senat paiiirte leste Wo3ie Bill
semdb Der Die A Willionen &s1. nidt
uisosr suriidsesosen, iOnoern inEsrtebr
bleiben icG. Mub,roem werosfar 46
Millionen Dollars neue Nationa htnoten
ssi6aifsn, Die ibcilwsiie bic iesiss sEtaats=
banten. theilueiIe neu5usrinosnS ;use.
ba6t linb. gBas selunoer W&snpsr.
itanb, finansieller Satt, mas &sd4teits.
linn crbsnten tonnte, ,puroe phdt Die
Sill sum San III bringen. gidmsno.=
ment na6 Dem anoern muroe hporIsn.
SdurS seilelte oas @eiss nit srim'
misem Sobne. oab Der Yrdiio:nId peis
ssrte oas amenoement ansunebt. al-
leg tonnte ni6is belfen, es wdast elm
8sdiel6latt, als bdtte SemanNen Sn=
hationilten A YroS. bes Su prOkrcnoen
(9) @sloes perIprofen. Wlit 29gen "a
Stimmsn wuroe bas @eisg ntf0rmli-
dem aufrubr paiiirt. ObibotasIsl6e
na6 Dem Saus Suriidseben muHn bort
senebmist Su ,ueroen, 10 lit bod tb Soif=
nuns. bab ss BORT su Sail sebral ltuerbc
Shut bod Butler Niles Menidl0sli9e
oasielbe in Der linn pom Ssnate hebensn
6ailuns i'm Sauie butasupreiiedCb Der
Yrdiioent Die YOrlase nit ieinem 10 bele'
gen wiro, barber iino Die Meinlsn lsbr
setbeilt. SIM Senate madt einSsil ltmurI
Den Ssrritorisn oas &sat Su n ben
9au BON giienbabnen sn seitottfin &C..
wiHes aufisben uno es resnet antementc
gum @ori2las. SIM 5aule mad Sanf.
frase aui bem Sapet u. wuroe mi im pom
SENATE suriidseianoten ~SnTlat1seiebe"
unter mebrmaligcn tumnltuDleEcsnsn
osbattirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-15
9mlanOifd)e RunOfd)an.

Ods QenI ionsamt in Baibln9ton
leibet aleitfals unter Der peit iener @au'
neretsu unb Spsbiiberegn. ole pie Elm
brobsnoer rotber Suoen iia falt Sur9 aas
3peiss unierer 8srtpaltuns hinSur6Ssben.
gs werben bort sescnwdrtis lO4O Sdlle
un.erlud,t, bic man idmmtlid fir betriiSe-
ril6 9dlt! Yereits bot nan 252 oerartiser
upenlondrc" bon ben 2iiten geiriden II.
Der Gs9ieruns monatlid $4,000 eripart;
weiter madte man oen @nlpriden BON
Gebeu 8itt,pcn, osren Mdnner tbatid6li4
als Srei,pillise in Der eoniOberirten armee
9eoient battsu, einen Stri1 our4 Die &:ds
nuag. 9ie Wutter zines peritorbenen
Spleates, tuslde als ~uerarnl." cine pen-
Eon bejog uro uad uno mad $1,000 erbal-
ten batts, er,uies lid als eine reibe 6rau,
bic dber $l0O, 900 i'm 8srm6sen bat Iu4
bat mon cine Wense Jdlle entosdt, no Die
gBittwsn pon Soloaten fd wieb.roerbei.
ratt.t. aber phnttlid peniiOn be3osen bats
ten.
Sub ben am OItermontns unb Senf.
tas abaebaItsuen @smeinoewablen in Den
pelfiid.a Staoteu baben Die &epublieaner
metltens I'm 8erein nit Den Semperensisrn
burasdnsis ltarfe Tieoerlasen erlitten.
Sn alien sy5bsrn Stdoten Soua's tuuroe
bas borber BON Davenport 9e9ebene quite
Ye(psl beiOlst. go licSten DIE frsilinni-
aen Glemente in Dubuque, Council BLUFFS,
6eotut II. ~.
SaIi nod Iidrter als in Soma, mar Die
RiebcriassSer icsenannten Sam uno Or
Der" partsi, in Sllinois bic nit ben ensber'
,isen 8spublicanern lisbdaSslte. = ebi'
easo uno Springfield saben nsue Ser'
malmeuSe giiebsrlassn. Sn Wiseonltr
purSem be Ganoioaten Der 8eformparte
sctudblt, ,pcias WiseonFn pom Sodbe oss
Sempsrenupan9es beireit bate. Aub u
Widisan fsste Die partei, Die fir Wirtbs'
bauScouwiFonen in's 3eus sins. @ldn'
aeabe Ss9e srran9 fe in Ohio, beionosri
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-15
Auslan0ifd)e llrbcra.

Ser bsutibe &ei&staS bic Ges
iebssporlase binlidtli4 bes SmIs cr.e-
oist. nadbem Die monitruoie 9tmuna
Sab Der bsutide ginluohner bunscn
,uerosu loGe iia alle 5 Sabre ufren Su
laNin, oerart Imseduosrt wc:dbaB er
bies nur stueimal in isincm 2anothis
bat.
Sab Die &ranibsit bes Sur fsmurd
bod etluas msbr 1T ais sereiste yln. ssbt
Saraus bsrpor. bab na6 elmer brepbi'
lden 9epeide Der 6inansmint tgamps
bauien udbrsno Der 0auer oelantbelt
Nss 8eidsianjlers nit osHsn gbei9dfs
ten betraut worosn III.
Sn OeFsrreia bsrri4t auf'
reSunS unb grwartuns: in psSen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-15
Dubuque Soma Mitwo9. ben 15 Mpri 1874.

nm Dem 8oupernsur oes Staates uib ben
YorTssnoen beioer 5duier Die 8eibllIIe
su iberrei4en.
@esenpdrtis Tnbet 7d cine Sepu-
tation bon 8irsern aus Siibcarolia in
Der Yunossbauptitabt nm bas Gler bss
Staatss gu l9ilbern uno bonn gonsrs ab-
bilie su psrlansen. Sic Seputatia be-
bauptet, oab Die Maioritdt Der Stitmse.
Der in benz Yalmstto- Staate feline eeuern
besable, unb oab Die Nineerbeit bud Die
ibr BON Der Webrbeit auferlesten Seuern
ruinirt wiroe. Die Steueru ieien 1870
MaI b6ber, aIs Dor Dem Rriese 9ie
Steuersabler bdtten tsin anberts Nittsl
mebr als bic @er,psiseruns Der 9eSdluns
unb lie perlanssn nun Sdus uIp snter-
pention BON Seite Der uationdIen @ssbse=
bung.
Sie ebineIide ginpanoeruna3i.t inn
mer Die srnltcIte unb beiorsteite fuinert-
iamfeit aui lid. Die California lbelaup-
ten, oaB Die S6bne bes bimmlii}en Rei-
Dies 10 gut uIs nublps iino fir 81 Grmcr
uno binlidtIid ben Wieneninouife Idtten
iis gan, unO sar fsinsn @ertb. Sieisl-
ben tommen uls contraetmdbisE Etapen
in cen paeiIilden Staaten on, Iatneh id
in Den Gtdoten in eisencn Gua1ern II.
uerb6bnsn ourd ibre abneisud sesen
Die 8siben, ibre eiyenen @eipobbsitn u.
ibre lage Moral bas sanie 8eanweien.
Sabei Iinb iis in 6olss BON gontrt ten oScr
Gduloen mciit ale Die 2sibeiskn bon
srobsn gOmpusnien, bic iie naiii@ auf
Die IdamloIsite Art aus6euten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-15
DdS pofpcrtp

SdS RcNpprtp
IN BEN Ser etaatsn une CANADA terdst % aen pr Saer
snS mus rsn BEN Gmpidnser t ftner psaetNee ptsrtt
{dbrli6 vsrausbe,ablt rerstn.
gean tann ~ ieser Seit auf bic ,sursmsurssr @'ine
sbsnn,rer.
EN- r,a. Sisee Menes Orbsrs ane sas ttatshe sse
ahrt ptsl ;ur usttreneuus scn Veie ane eaea nv We
"a baseu 6us ed,u sttrautt reretu.
yssrR bic Hamsn ppu untertreittrn ensddnet Terpen,
amen Ns eeatiit ssf&reten sn unt eds Yotdmf eoane
suk Gtaat sendu uns rttis aussseten weretn .a.,.
9ssu sn. 9etuns ensm gefamt an ssn anestes vs..
st mer en- Sca 70 mus mmtr aud eas yshamf an9seepeH
ssrsrn ms Ne 3sttuus frlb empfanssn rurtt.
g,nn ssmaue stia @,att nt rsssmdeia trstanst sstr
ID aui irsene cine art Sstltr ene6sn eate etr H.
rtsnst Ustnt isris ss S<rausssstr ssis esnaorons'
pereex-
Die peraumertlet FIR @steftnennetr tar ew 5etfuns
,re,. mir sur sann utsrnetmsu renn ete,eien per fs'
.irirtrr Vrttf oos YER Oretr auepeH
gsRraanseu. grisft &c. fns su asreSrssn
.LuxEMBURGER GAZETTE,
DUBUQUE, IOWA
, 1874-08-25

Dom Blanca, ,tlib wife Of Prince Alfonso, who
ia 30 ofien spokon Of in the intelligence cnl-
coraiag tho present Carlist war, is OH Ler moth.
ei's side German. hhe was born and grew up
IN Germany, and avon hor marriage With DON
Alfonso was celebrated Oh German soil Her
father was tho ex-klng Dom hliRuel., whos eftor
cess Adelheid YOU lowonston. In Klelnhoubach
in the Dayarian circle Of Unterfras,keu) and
died in 1866. Tho brother OF tue Princess is the
former ultramontaao monbor OF tho lseivhstag,
IuEst von Lowcnsteln., Dom Miguel md his wife
lived for the most part in the Lowonstnin castle at
Dra,nback, near .Wertbcim, on the MINI. and at
lthginhoqbach, ln o somewhat unassuning style:
They wore, however, very mitch beloved, md
everybody III tho noighborllood was ablo to toll
Of the benevolent disposition or this fa1ally.
Their marriage was blesscd with sevou children,
slx daughters Of whom Dom Blanca Ia tho CID
ost. aiid son, Miguel, who il now 20 years
old, and OF whom lila mother still cl,orshea tho
hope tLat ho will ono day bocoma King Of portu-
gal. lii 1a71 the marriage OF Alfonso with tho
Princess Blanca waa' 'ce1ubsaie el 1T KleinheWbsch.
Tho second sister married last year tho Grand
Duke Karl, brolhor Of the Emperor Of Austria.
A. third was ,narriod lust April to Duke Kari
Tileodor in Bavaria.
, 1874-08-25
MiSCEllANE0US,'

mi, :. 1r :. x7,- a, = =. -. <1,..
~ t!}e 2ptiHFa 9A[6:( courier sAys eA-Gh!4l-
''GHtieo use mcg!nfo III pnlldlt1g summer rosuehco
~ snas l,Aeo;
csn a ona a n,a r nos iii Tia orror
-mo6ae EfTas'eE: ..
,..s wMrs; g. ESa Es LnEre1co Green, OF uroton'
iEst as nt y sn9 s,ateGh a., ~ AMOS aao 4Ao-
oo't 3.a"fenso, dletl ol, tno s, 2otn inss.
,,,0 ~ ~ u ,ae !nos' IHotu 'aT4oas III ueusr
to y rsnnat ~ o,,vantia ppMo no
resolution no1otIa1izlE Tho h;ealasnfo TO- TO-
uaus Waa la1a on 'Iaple InfouSh W ~
fs,Ep ~ o|'S ~, srd 'un X S VIII
.,i KIT ~ ~ ~. a'"t; 5 -; d.. 49, A''
tSu ro,, f ,a ,s;,lasa,o trac ot
Illns fa!n inefeaao q tae Mn9iSgsnIH t!aao y.
ioha South .of stimsitSr street, Whidh af9 nov 70,
sS,g o! oI9 a a ssea p,o W.; ~, naa q
vi H. I;, tHG-
Eli nu oa, luz aaon iY ~ ,v y nvo,
oue,taso W'1!,soon ulsappaaf L. WI GTuonsY
~! no i3ias osl9.s se ssS iust5tSH M ~
u, n t"aa ~. ~ ~ ,,paaon, r.to wv
n;,i ~ ,.as. u ~. n n, md
enamg9 w.. pg Hss ~ tno lnf ,s datr;
L;DfI. A"gnae e9nlman, tne em'ncnt a"oalsn
|eoY,in loa si mon wln raStt,it! n tla notis III
rnn @ Grsna Rani,ia TSich Vsn,oc,o, su ',se aava
uit 10y a.ana nnpi,ts Sa.Is.;' nc'oeIut snya:
a luz ,,or"oa fpn,,, ~. III ~
III nIt hnrot aro 1onnt, au H. 5ar nat c1msa
VI W. enn6rale ere aonE 20 snp ~. WesE coiofa-
on. ~ ~ ~. o:'1tt n ~ y 1uose
o'n. mo s "a nv huSn ~ sn
a,,at . 4hn,' n' W. .h tss, ~ tty
ras;a IVY = A"'e sAoe'' eea'aoa0 ao'""ss W
Mi1,' H,oaa' 1ar, n ID ,,t h,, t,,;,o, q, In
,,,r,o 70 ,ia u.t ~ w., "a. mS .nS ,
~, ,voa " ~, ~ ~ mn'a ~ men.
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W. s,.: 49, sn.u ~. 10y -. =, ~ ~
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tn,r ar,n,t,t;,,. ~ ioiors ~ Mra.t Wi. tst
rota 'ano'a y. ny na1;1
an,l lin,iG 1,yayisfons for wh,eh tiin Goyerumnnt
ny", aua ~ y Wv WI enu = taso @ ". 20 soy
nso W. ~ ~ s1ta, at,n tin eio~ to
aop'so % ~ ~
In,. ~ .,io t1'a@ 'o'''o
vn,ta,, Iaat ,o;,7r In f,r,,;.,;.a ~ ,to
~ T., onuii;cau ~ tai,
~ snaamt ~ wv ~ T' p"tsna ,liun ~
tc c isGs Nast n;,d :faMos i gariiotd II thu Waat.
s.sniiaF r liz; ;nsnaca @ so;,trne5 hotn coiyo,,tons'
e,d III nr ro nro
tant ""u no uTao +, oac ta nnror n Gran]sn,
T. pIGn IL AL a,',. se nso .rst ~ ~, ~,
~ tin rare,t na,,,na ,rou, .uH
H. 4I' p,ut- ot;oe rnt.sna, s,ran,," md ott,nr
nh i;ayt II, tho ,,6minat;nn bo;ca
av,t',on. tIs ~ ~ INV mnnij ,n1n haa n,;en
,ot Ia % Mutsona nsnis @ AZ H,,aos ~ ill., ~
nn n,aa':o snl i,r"inrs arnrscd , nmd nvo1nouc
9ri Iu,1a ti,a ,"tnh,.n .t;1o ~ s! 49,
* ~ IT, rn, ntt9 ~ "ss
,sr tho h,mt nj; aftor cj,ai;nr lin,
n;s'o ton tha ,.cya NJ tho homk ron, liz no"s.at
III, ,I nnfSrod 1t tifnH yoir d6ar sna;l niica , ~
to ssono ~ % sn,t IVY WY ~ a.o ~ n'tlo'g,yeefno, M nus
III III III n naa, ~ n'ou ana .o @ t
Wa;,.sets ~ = e1sn Uen - tf H. G6 uoHa SHo
~ w., WI n,ana o ,n s,. an.,t - 10 ~ nm ~ T.:
, 1874-08-25

Of nearly Thirty yoars ab 4 cotton;plahtorj and
during nearly tho whole Of that Tina having d.
rcctcd Tho onttro operations upon my plartaion,
sli6Nla. L think; eititlo My oI1nons On tho Hb.
jcct n somo weight and consideration. :, Very rc-
gpoolfully, J. II. D.. DowMAn
, 1874-08-25

Tho picking OF tho cotton conatitntos a very
largo item in tho exponsns and. instead Of pay
Ing 81 rar li,rdtel for tho picking, thu planter
might hiro by tho month, mon, women, mud
c!nllren, aud bring down a" sufficient
farco to gatflor tho whole crop in October. 1t
snlglt ha nada Ileaaaut excursion for thom, as
thoro would te no risk OF sickness aftor, Oct.
to porsous coming from tho North In good
hcnlth:
Plantations ca, DO
TuIlGilAHED Ar Low PRICES,
with frHt-clasa improvements; aud In my eHti-
luato do not include the cost OF plantations
stock aud farming implomonts but only such
thgaas aso coilHn1d anll loht during the year.
Tlio month Of May ls pleanant and healthy,
and tho samo may 10 aad Of Jnnct and evan
July, as tho maarial Influences do not operate
,nsil lator 10 tho acason. 'Ihoso WIN 60 North
every yoar rarnly loay0 l.oro before July !.
When tho gathering Of tho crop has begun 1t
phys TIA own way, 10 TINT tho only advance
necessary IN upon tic cultivation: Even uudor
our i'roAsnt syatenl dofcatlye aa 1t IL, no aGff-
cultural pursuit phys a0 well as wcll-alan.
aged cotton plantation. The laud, nn1or almost
my form Of contract mud mode Of cultivation IN
nso, pays from 10 to 25 per cent profit upon tho
captat Invested. The nanal rent Ia $40 per aero,
and IL .geneFaliy collected. It 'ulay bo askad
then, Why III those such general complaint OF
want OF htlceehb III eutton-plautiug The answer
il sinplo' hoariy oYory p(antor oporatea on lor-
towed capital. and PAYS 40 enormously for tho
uge OF money aud supplies that
THE PROFITS ARE Al.soNDEp.
kHA stats, Ia oauoausann, tAat N expastence
, 1874-08-25

-..-..-.-.. Ssnnm3CrGsscE.
}1TANTED-h 1tIDDLf2.AEfsD PERSON FOR
s1voral months, fur family Sowing a11 xeroi work
r. r Itshanaa park @ A. aKsSoae9 ~ rsras$ M cnH sHeo
\A1ANTED-1N HEAD WORK, A pIl..s,y t,F
" sosns caperfcncp in making bend and tr,;e nrl.
ut TURK lNGTOSS, GGD Wab;isE1.hy.
, 1874-08-25

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, 1874-08-25

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, 1874-08-25

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, 1874-08-25

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, 1874-08-25


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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-23
COURT OF THE DISTRICT
i OF COLUMBIA,

Holdiag a SPECIAL Term. January l1h, 1874.
In the case Of Mary Jane Began, sdministratrix
w q. of ELLEN GUILD, deceased, the sdministrs-
triI aforesaid has, with the APPRECIATION OF the
Supreme Court the District Of Columbia Aforesaid,
lt, for the final settlement and distribution Of the
estate Of said and Of the assets In
hAnc IS far a. the same have been collected and
Turned into money; when and where all the credit
tore and hers Of said deceased notified to attend,
otherwise By Law be excluded from ell benefit in said
de.esseds estate: ProrIdsd, COPY Of this order be
ming Star, previous % the said day. Test:
JanWth& A. WEBSTER, Register Of Will.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-23
A STHMA AND BRONCHITIs efac,ra,v -

A STHMA AND BRONCHITIS efectually re-
IA lieN ed BY the of Datura Tstula, for sin A
most fearful attack Of asthma, Lord DuAsany had
scarcely smoked the Datura Tatula for more IN an
minute or so, when the ptoms abated and in ten
minutes more be was relieved wonderfully. He told
me he had used 10 for years with the most perfect
success. Certainly the inhalation has the most
magical effect ever witnessed. "-Dr. J; Nc Veagh.
81 have never known instance IN which relief
WAS not obtained -GenI. Alexander. Sold as to-
baeco in tins, as cigars and In boxes and
pastiles for inhalation in boxes; by Sayory and
Moore, I43 New Bond street, London; and all
Chemists, Druggists, and Storekeepers throughout
the State and Canada. aust -lsl sly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-23
Ties and SCarfs.

WE HAVE JUST OPENED ANOTHER LARG1
STOCK OF
WHITE LAWN TIES AND BOWS
WHITE SILK TIES AND BOWS
BLACK SILK TIES AND BOWS
LAVENDER SILK TIES AND BOWS.
FANCY SILK TIES AND BOWS,
FANCY SILK WINDSOR sCARFS
PARTY SILK WINDSOR SCARFs.
BLACK SILK WINDSOR SCARFS
PLAIN COLOR WINDSOR sCARFS.
FANCY SILK "TECK" SCARFS
BLACK SILK "TECK" SCARFS,
PARTY SILK "TECK" SOARFS.
PLAIN UoLOR"TECK" SCARFS,
PLAIN COLOR CHANCELLOR SCAREs
PARTY SILK CHANCELLOR SOARFS
BLACK SILK CHAGOEL LOR SOARES
FANCY SILK CHANOELLOR SCARES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-23
Ew Express LINE VIA CANAL,
PEILADELPHIA, ALExkEpRI., Va. WA,
IhGION AND GEORGETOWN, D. O.

IhGTOS AND GEORGETOWN, d. q.
SAILING DAYS.
from Pfsr 3, North Wharves, Phil
N,lESH1IIlHe, " iEjpnEsDAY snd SAT 80
From o. Water street, Georgetown, d. @ TUES
DAY ard SATURDAY AT l0s m.
This line connects at Philadelphia with oCIyde's
Iron Line" Of steamers for Prov .dence Boston and
+ew England States: No wharfage IN Boston 5y
VIM. P. CLYDE 90, Phiiadelphia. -
". A. REID, Alexandria, vs.
WALDO A. PEARCE, % Congress street Boston
~ Freights delivered by Knee Express Or
iers left at General Once, sos Fonnsylysnia ave.
nCe, OF a. the steamer wharf will be promptly at.
tended to. sp3-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-23
INTHE sUPBEAE 0opRToF DISTRICT

The TIA Day Of January, 1874.
LAWRENCE WATERBURY ct al. w DKBsRAH MAR
On motien Of the s,.,n,;S f "a w HoG a.,d,
their solicitor, it e ordered that the defendsnts,
Deborah Martin, James Armstrong, Julie Arm
strong, George Devecnon, Sophia Deyecmon,
eu.an 0fiutt, Margaret Lantz, = Defentbsngh
james N. o. Martin. deceased, cause their appear
etce to be entered herein or before the first rule
the cause win be proceeded with - in case Of de-
''u''' d. K. CXRrfER, Chief Justice, &c.
True eopy. Test n. 81 MICS, CLERK.
jaLe-fA BY l. p. WILLIAMS, Asst. Clerk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-23
LIVERY STABLES,
pBOPosALs FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES

once Post ant DsP0t C0mmisSary az Subsistence
Warrington, ID a., January 8, 1874.
seard PToposar, in duplicate will be receiv ed al
his nice, until u M. on the second Mondays OF
Ssurssry, March, and April, 1874, for the following
No: Flour, Germ Meal, Soap, Beans, Salt, HON.
my Bacon, Breakfast Bacon, Smoked Beef
ticn, ade known BY
Ians-i @. BELL, C.s., U.S.A.