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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-25
GE OR q E TO wv.

PUBLIC ScHooL ExAMINATIoss.-The ex-
alDih atlon OF the public schools of Gecrsetown
was continued yesterday afternoon win th >
maze intermediate school in the Montgomery
street building, taught by Miss ~. Z. Turoer.
SUPERINTENDENT j. q. Wilson, assisted by Trus-
tees Hyde and Dunlop, conducted the ex ANNA
uon, which was very thorough one, and at the
e.oEe expressed much qualification at the gem
eiai excellence shown in al the studies, and
blghly complimeDted teachers and pupils. This
School numbers . pupils; 81 present yesterday
ihnteen OF them are ready for an advance
transfer. The roll of hcnCr was ass follow.
Mccall TO William Ii. Lewis; diplomas to =, w
paw, ID. w. EdmOpstoE, n. l.. Collamer F. L..
DunsleTd, Thomas Robertson. C.. S. Talbot
W. W. Hal Richard Powell, i. H. Smith, a
Z. schwartz. ii. d. Gross, Oliver Glsdmon, n
u. '. BaInger, u. G. Strasburser, f. M. Riiy-
way and Theodore Esther
DEATH FROM SUE-SrRoRE.-A colored man
named Hezekiah Evans, fell on RAYS wharf
Georgetown. yesterday afternoon about flur
O'Clock, from the effects OF sunstroke. and AZ
PRED in a few minutes
GRAIN 1RADE. There were no receipts of
grain today. Three Thousand bushels corn was
sold at 20 cts. for yellow, and So cts tor white.
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washin. ton stock exchange, June .

Washing ton stock Exchange, June 2S
Qtotottcss furnished by Middleton q Co., boneers.
TIE following were the prices bid and a K Il 81
tbe meeting Of the Washington Stock Bxchsnzs ~
DAY -. :. gold, my ,ktd; U s. ;nds-5.2o's,
Columbia stock, 231a asked. Sunfry List-Nsti paai
Theater bond, j., 4 J. pr cent; 50 DID: WISH;
Ohio canal preferred boods, III bid, ils,4 ASKED.
District securities, District 81 Coiumhis,.wa.
"a, ]. a J, 1891, IS bid. 81 assea; Water .,ecS
blonde "a. J. J., l9e3 IS Did (Wsshingtanl-"Fi Five
Year Certincatss,n7 3lo, M N 1873, s9A5 bid,
So. asked; Certificates q stoek, 1928, SIS, J. J.
o., az pleasure, IS bid; do 1873 S. 4 j. II
pleasnra 20 bid; Chs sapeake and ohio Caasl stock,
Gensrsl STOCK 81. J. A. o, lssl, IS bid; do,
6's, AZ pleasure, 20 bid: BOUNTY Stock. 6's, do t,
do, 20 bid. Board Of Public Works-Certifcates
General Improvement. SIS, J. j. ls54, 81 bid.
IS asked; do. ISIS, 50 bid,ss a-Sej; Do. ISIS. 50
bid, 81 asked; de-. Ferris. 80 BID. Uertihcat-s,
seyer, s's,y J, ls4, 7oll bid, IS ssssd; DO 1875
asked. Water Certificates, SIS, ISL, IS bid.
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HE w EATRER,

NAk UtPAETNENT, Uttcs o. fatJ Sss.el Da.sr,l
NAssI Hdror, ID. ", June IS, 1874, ia:si = IA I
PRoBA BIZ ITIEs-FOr New England, seueraIIy
clear weather AID southwest to northwest vi lds
VIII prevail during the day, with slight changes ia
temperature aud stationary rising ba-orleta (.
fof thS RIIdlS states. geaErsil clear and warn,
weather, viii variable winds and .lowiy falli,g
barometer. CCr ihe South AIS tic and GnIf STATE.
Ielsess ard the Oh valley. SeneI ally Gear and
oeclctC!y warm weather, except on n, Cult coast
win light or gentle winds aud continued hi "a b,-
ror'etcr. For tho lake region and the ao-thVve a..
neieasDg oioHdin IS and local rains, ~ii sDrf
eest 10 southwest winds, high tenn sraturs from
LEte RE WestwsTc 70 the MiSsnnri valley. mi
slight charges in TIE baTCmat.r. rhe lower Mia
souri, river will fall dufi the Gey
LOCAL RKCORD.
TIC tbofn gme'cr ia the business office Of Tx
sTiR ranged ts-Gay follcws:-S A. IN 75: 10 a M .
!6; y n, 60; p. IA So.
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stock operations on small capital without risk.
copy sent Tree. TUMBRIDGR & Co,
1921 2WaIi street. New Yapx
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THE DISEASED IF body or mind will surely he
res,ered o., 70 health, by applying TO Dr.. Isos-
the most successful and only scientific Elec.ri.
9 ian ever III this city. The cures performed By
him are unparalleled in the art OF healing. 2
Dr. white, cbiropodisf, will be in attendance
az ms toons until Satdrdy evening. July 18th.
alter which he will he absent until MONDAY
morning, August Sd. Thousands or persons who
vlsit Dr. Whites establishment Go. 535
I2th street, opposite the Treasury department
Washington, DC, find that timely attenrion
10 those important members, the feet. econo-
muses. time. and conduces to health, comfort,
and cheerfulocss, and probably to Ieng.h
OF life. Dr. White removes Corns without nan.
so the patient can walk with ease. He success
tnily treats BunoDs, Vascular Excrescences
Cino and ingrowins Nails, and other ailments
OF the feet. Office hours from q. IN. 10 6. D. ~
D. c. 1SGl.
ATrENTIoN!--You are invited to call and ex-
anime our large AID varied stock o. Slate and
suit MaE ti@s aanfel' Gas FxSGrs, Sc Prices to
NO. 4, Y. NJ. Z. Il. B., 9th and d streets.
16 tn ,th,s,2w
WRHK's DoINGs IN WALL SrRKsr-Exp,sins
STOCK operations on small capital without risk.
Copy sent free. TUMBRIDGp q Co.
lo'Zi Wall street, New York.
PosD's EXTRACT cares rheumatism, burns,
piles, ulcers, tcothsche, sore throet, sprains,
s..-oSt SVAoHorS. ciu cOf o, uc8u3cuo, COLO,
!smeness, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia,
noarsensse, diarrhns, and all hemorrha ages ETC.
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations In the fact that IL is a standard
medicine, treated Of in medical writings. end
Known &, be cure FOX these diseases. m ,th g II
To PREVENT Fever ami Ayue there "a M
PREPARATION like DoOleY's Calisays Tonic. 81
per bottle. 90
WILCOX & GIBB's SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazasr Patterns. Agency at Chas
Seum's hoopskirt and corset factory,7th street.
intoiiiseDcsr building. IO,2S
THERMOMETERS ard Bsrometers are repaired
end made to order by Henpier near AZ stceot.
TEE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fnlness OF Singers Sowing Machine. is
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. June 25.-Nifgiuia SKIES, oh. 81. Viz
gLias consolidated IS: do. eN-coupons, s,'t: Wet
nnslnlss; II; Ssrth Carolina skies, Old 2 do new
l5i special tax, Is bid to-day.
BAIIlx sRE, june 25-Cotton very Gull and
essier-low miodl,ngs, l6is Flour dull aid un-
prime DO, 5G(Gl %; choice amber 6e61i 81; good
70 PRIME rcd i59l56; comm~n 10 fair do, sOea
! ~; Fennsy IN ANA red, 80; ohio ard Indisna.
i ScSl4Z; western serir g, 3069l.35. Corn Quiet
White sou bern, So yellow southern, sO u,ixo west
ern, new 80; old, s2. Oats dnll aud stesdy-s nth
EN-, 6sGl0; western mixed, d5e; DO white, 6o0HS2
bye dnii and unchanged Hay dull, ls03,3. Pork
unchansed Bulk meats unchanged. Bacon n m
ana IN improved demand Sugar-oured hams. llEa
le. LsId-retned, La. West.ro butter scarce aud
hrm-choice, 22@A Coffea quiet snd SITS adv: prices
unchanged. Whisky nominal, 9S,s@599 Sugar un-
Nav YORK. June 25-stocks active and lower
9opey2. Geld III, EN change, long, 4SSIs, sh RI
4si Gcyernmen ts dull sna lower.
NKw foBk, yune IS Flour quiet and uach an yea
Whesf duII and declintng. Corn quiet aEd HEAVY.
LONDON, JUNE 2s. 1873, p m.- yonso 9, e.IsiGs,
!oT NOR sy ,nd @ Tor account Bonds Of l5s5,
LoNcoN, JUNE n, $50, . m The bnIion in tho
Bank of knglsId has u'cEessed EZRA CO. during IN,
East Week. rhe amount of bullion gone iuto tho
Bank of England on balance to-day Is $500 To,
proportion Of bshf reserve TO ii ,biIity which last
ms dispatch: quote routes at 50 francs 81
LONDON, jane Is, $50 m.-COnsAis 9,5s "a esq for
money and account MS Of 1865, I'D, lu7s1 40 10 s.
iO3ss Erie, 25G+ ga; preferred ~.
PARIS, juno Z5.-The specie in the b ank OF France
hss ccTea $ ID $50 go fra during the past week
Rentrs, 80 Traces, az. cen.imes
FRANKFORT, June IS Bonds of 1852, 93Is.
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Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK. Jpue 3s.-The Poets NJ sncisl article
says:-Gold opened al Ill rulsd At iliA until
al' moon, snee WHEN !. mas oeeh quot al III
rates have been i@3 for carry ing "ss," ADD fo-
Foreign mango IL dull, and prime bank ers
sterlins sells q; 4& ass and s91S less commission
The bids for gold amounted to SlTss,npJ st ll0 s9
1l0. s6s- Tbs government awarded one million at
from III on 10 Ill 26A! Ia the money market rates
are 2jds fer call loans and sos for prime mer-
csnIfiS paper. Government bonds are lowOc
than yesterday, because II LIVER g5i1.
The only sale ef state bonds 81 the bos-a vas
el2000 of Georgia - at g. tbs stock mR-Set
orer ed - az iowerthsn yesterday. except fSr Tel
egrsph' Lake Shore and New York U-u,r.,. ~ur,,
otenHg stssoy. The n sTkct Was teavy unt,l n,an
cschhlns Z 70 IL. Erie, however, was stspng AMI
sotsDe'n " slnoe ns1u the market has heen
80, u,,tng --v-Gcto :. 10 Il, excepi E~ie
~u.Gs 5ss declined u of l.
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| TO PREVENT Fever ami Asue there 70 no
Pferarstion like DoOleg's Cslissys Tonic. 81
per bottle, 90
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EOot &rranIr kc.

ATTENTIoN!-ToC are invited to call and ex-
anime our large AID varied stock o. Slate and
marble Mantel5, Gas Fixtures. SC. Prices 20
SUIT timss. HAMILTON & PEARSON,
NO. 4, Y III. Z. i. B., 9th and streets
1G tn .th.s.2W
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THERMOMETERS ard BsEometers are repaired
end made to order by Hempisr near Ak streot.
TEE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the uga-
fnlness of Singers Sowing Machine. is
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DRowEID.-Yesterday afternoon Lewis Ro-
binscn, . colored boy, aged 10, whose parents
reside st the corner Of 10th and O streets south
east, with others went In bathing near the
the fats started TO return, but gave out and
called for help, and one Of his companions went
TO his assistance, but Was unable 70 save him
and he was drowned.
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WILCOX & GIBa's sEwINe MAus1xx. The
celebrated Bazasr Patterns. Agency at Chas
BauIn's hoopskirt and corset factory, 18th street
iut5iii seDcSr building. 10 "a
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The NorARIRs PUBLIC.-Uunder the act of
1871 the Governor was authorized to appoint
notariee public not exceeding 100 In number,
and nearly If not all Of that number were ap-
pointed. Most Of the commissions will expire
next month, and as there will be no governor
to reapp0int them, there u some question as to
whether there 10 any power to recommission
them. Probably half dozen anticipating the
change Of Governor made application, and
were recommissi0ned by Governor Shepherd,
and should IL be determined that there il no
tower to recommission now, those who were
fortunate enough to receive q reappointment
from Governor Shepherd will have lucrative
Office.
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CITY ITEMS.

The DISEASED IF body or mind will surely be
restored TO health, by applying 10 DR.. Bos-
worm. vi ID 81, n. W. tie IL, without doubt
the most successful and only scientific Elec.ri
9 ian ever III this city. The cures performed by
him are unparalleled in the art OF healing. q
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LOCAL NEWS,
Arnusemeuts. &c To- r,~,

Nnusenents, dc, Trs-nighf.
of Warm Spring Indians.
7ASoter Cem;que.-"Psfis by Gaslight:, in
trooucing the French Can Can.
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LITTLE Boy NEARLY KILLED BIZ RICK.
about years OF sge, named William Davis,
while playing In front OF his fathers residence,
Nc. S0i5 lith street northwest, was run over by
passing carriage. The wheels run over his
head, bruising It badly, breaking the bridge OF
the nose and knocking three teeth out. DR..
Lamb " as called and rendered msdical aid. No
one knows who was driving the carriage, az it
kept on without stopping.
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DRY GOODS.


Members 81 Congress ard Others about leaving
The cit VII tbd orr assortment q SrASOSABLN
ara FAsHlCNARLE pRSSs GOODS not only
very cor piete but 81 soch reduced rates that a may
be sn bJsct 20 look through our stock Of silks,
Siepsdli e. orssIdios, Linen Lawns, and other
thiT materials, e. ct BCW Cffer ~ reduced prices
70 close ~ en- oct. Also, LACE JACKETS and
LACE POINTS, At 20 per eert.cd.
W. Vi. SHusrEk q BIO.
le@d Slg PenBsylyAuis avenue.
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ATTACKED BY DEKR IN LAFAYETTE PARK.
Yesterday Mrs. Mary smith, residing on Penn
sylvsnfa avenue. between 12td and 18th streets,
while ia Lafayette Square was attacked by one
~ the deeIs and knocked Q considerable dis
lance, falling on her shoulder and breaking her
collar bone.
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notice. NOTICEn NOTICgg

,DRY g0orS arc stHI seliias 81 Ter rata. 81
BAxrsS's, $50 PsunEyivsnis ar-nss. w5s,ssrs
nc cheaper than over nress aoc ss Ptgua-
Gsicoes cheap. BED srresds, Towels, NspEins aad
66eoIe Iinen az bargains. HOsisry, La,.se-' aud
Notions at low f cures srs.-sr
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MERCHANT TAILORS.

T. h. eMITH,
MERCHANT TAHOE,
STREET, CTrosITE PATrsE OFFICE.
el- az Ms-hl.a -tsf. -. q.
q }. HgTeE OK
erccesg. Z 30 n. y. LoudaL 4 CoJ
OiItsEks, skhf AND NAVY
-, MSRChENT TAILOR,
Bt-B BIO. $50 Pens a aEe.. yYes..ir.- .o-
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ALARM ~ L SCHOOL RoCM.-During the
eXerCiscs st the Immaculate Conception school
yesterday, yourg man, named Thomas Fit
man. Who vas reading the list of premiums,
was suddenly taken with a ct, and fell forward
CT OF TIE PLATFORM among a class of young
misses who lad been called up FOR their awards
lie CONSERVATION for a moment was very great
but - rd nom the Sisters brought all 70 their
seats again, acd during the violent contortIons
CT the young man which followed not q pupil
ieit their seats. The young man was carried
cut Tigld and iHse nsioIe, but IN = half hour had
fully recovered.
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AN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Messrs. Moul
tor, Stilson and Halves for Jacob Msndert and
other property-holders in square 4i9, between
X ard 5 and TIN and Sth streets, flied bill for
sn Injunction TO prevent one Frank Gordon
from niling up an alley by which they allege
their property is drained.
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CHAP DRY GOODS STORE,
Q a r Z Il re
Tor MARKET SPACE.
500 YARDS or THE Eusssr QUALITY
sAIlS SThIkk SRkSADiAES, ia al col5rs,
only l21s c nt.
loo dozen VERY sre HENMED HAspKxR.
CHIEFS, only 6 cents
leo dozen all LINEN TOWELS. onlv cents
,oo0 ysids yeiy bet CAkBRiC CALICO, IN
beautiful patterns, only cents
80 dozsn splendid STOCKINGS, only To-, cents.
silh sUE UMeRRLL.S and rARAsOLs very
sTSAw MATING sua FLoos oIL-CLorH
-CSosIYG OFT TIE EErIRz sioux re.
Jeis-tr 1G7 MaRKEr SPACE.
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ALLyGED CRUELTY TO ANINALs.-On Satur-
day last Mr.. Gatchel arrested several parties at
the Center Market charged with bsgging cows
Among the number were John Shea and John
DorOhue, who were taken before Justice Clark.
and cases postponed until Monday, when Dono-
hue was dismissed and Shea fined SO and costs.
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TABLE Er1ouErrE.-See that those
about you are helped before you coln-
mence eating yourself.
Do not eat soup from the tip, but
the side Of the spoon.
On passing your plate to be re-
pleuished, rctain the knife and fork.
Wipe the mouth before drinking. :
Remove the teaspoon from the cup
before drinking tea or coffee.
Use the knife only in cutting. the
food j; do not raise it to the mouth
Eat slowly, as eating rapidly is uu.
healthy. 5,t:
If you find anything unpleasant in
your food, avoid calling the attention
Of others to it.
Close the lips when chewing your
food. !.
Keep your elbows off the table
always.
Do not speak with food in your
mouth.
When asked to holp your neighbor;
do not shove, but hand the plate to
him.
Do not turn your head and stare
about the room.
IF any one at the stable makes q
mistake, take the least possible notice
of it.
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LETTERS.
ANNIE ROBERTSON NoxoN

Tonight, love, T break the cold fetters
Which have bound me for many q
.' day;
And softly touch the cold letters,
Once mournfully folded away.
And family an incense is starting
From their pages, so precious to me,
Ere l dreamed that all hour of parting
Between us, my darling, could he.
I remember the touch of your fingers,
And the light in your tender blue
eyes;
Like the scent of the rose leaf that lin
gers o..
Round the spot where the dead blossom
f. lies.
Each word, then so thoughtlessly ut
tered,
Returns to my memory tonight,
Like the swallow, whose weary wings
fiuttered .-.
Round the branch where it first saw
the light.
And wonder If the pang of regretting
Fer wrings from your bosom sigh
Or are you IN exile forgetting
The years that 80 far backward lie?
read now with tears the old pages,
With tears that are needless and vain;
And I know that time never assuages
Some griefs that are keener than pain.
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BAD BLOOD !

I IA corrupt tree" satin the lnSplreu
volume, "bringeth forth not good fruit"
nor can corrupt blood impart health,
beauty and good flesh, or spirits. "The
Blood is the Life" and health can only
be enjoyed in its full perfection where
the blood is kept in pure and uncor-
rupted state, hence the necessity of pure
blood, to give health, beauty, buoyant
spirits, long life and happiness.
l.. An impure condition of the blood,
manifests itself in different forms OF
diseases, such as Tetter, Salt Rheum,
Scald-head, Ring Worms, Pimples, Boils
Blotches, Spots, Eruptions, Pustules,
Carbuncles, Sore Eyes, Rough Skin,
Scurf, Scrofulas Sores and Swellings,
Fever Sores, White Swellings, Tu-
mors, Old Sores or Swellings, Syphiliticc
Affections of the Skin, Throat and
Bones, Ulcers Of the Liver, Stomach,
Kidneys, Lungs and Uterus.
In this condition of things something
is needed at once to cleanse the blood,
and neutralize the insiduous poison that
BURNS LIKE A TERRIBLE FIRE
as it courses through the veins, sowing
seeds of death with every pulsation:
DR.. Pemberton's Compound Extract
of Stillingia, Tor Queen Delight) will
positively effect this disideratum, expel-
ling every trace of disease from the
blood and system, and leaving the skin
SOFT, FAIR AND BEAUTIFUL.
For all diseases of the blood. Ivers
and kidneys, the Great Vegetable Al
terative is without a rival. It will cure
any chronic or long standing. disease
whose real or direct cause is bad blood.
Rheumatism, pains in limbs or bones,
constitutions broken down by Mercurial
or other poisons, are all cured by it.
For Syphilis, Syphilictic Taint, there is
nothing equal to it. A trial will prove
it. 1t IS most useful Spring and Fall
Purifier of the Blood.
Its safety and innocence have been
fully ted, SO that it may be administered
to the most tender infant.
gea- Beware of counterfeits and sub
stitutes. Try the Genuine Extract
QUEENS DELIGHT, prepared by DR..
j. S. PEMBERTON, Atlanta, Ga:
For Sale by w. T. PENNEY,
Druggist. Abbeville, S. G.
March 49,, 1874 40-tf
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It is no wonder that invalids lose
faith in all specifics, when so many
worthless medicines are advertised
for the cure Of various diseases; but
which when tried, are "found want
ing" We have yet to learn, however,
of the first failure Of DR.. 'Wistar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry, to cure
coughs, colds, and pulmonary disease,
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u OIuME XII Z.
a strangs

"A New York paper containS q I'D 7.
ter from, ] J, Q. Dalton, III: ID snn p
subject of hydropho obis,; inswAi { =
speaks, Of the possibility ~ !!
| dog cOmfnunicating the !]| Z
simply licking an ab 81 ' s. 4
hand of its master.
was terribly illustrated ~ #ioa6 4 &
A Mr.. Van Gnilder,
ployed in.an estabiishfnenE in Fa5ton
street, Brooklyn, had q small blaek
and tan tarrier, subject To- HIS plies
day while the dog was is paroxy sn6s
his master took him in4sltis arlns
Isoeshe him; the little ataatIrp Ie0aG-
E6ized Van Guildcr and licked his faee,
touching his lips, on which there was
a slight abrasion. The pr0psd 10
be more svi6z tsthan Hnd The
dog died IA hia naa astsr arms but
without showing my nptoms Of
Ehydropho obia. Sg
Half an hour afterward Mr. Van !
Guilder tried towash his hand md
was seized with q slight cofynlli0ns
"a second trial prod q much more
marked effect, and within an
and7a half Of the dog 3 e 3
master was suff ffefing from tb T. 4
symptoms Of shydroph obia Z
miston, Of Brooklyn, hayin S.
summoned, saw no hope d :
fha Inufihrf and l1.eerJyffnfSsjAx ~ - (2
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ETERNIrY.-Eternity is q solemn
word and q solemn world. The soul
of man shrinks back with dismay
and dread from entering the mystic.
rious abode Of spirits. And yet all
are on their way to eternity, and
must soon enter it, and enter it alone.
But how little think the gay and
pleasure-loving, who tread so near it's
launch away on that untried ocean /
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30 Lord" prayed a Methodist min
lister, "keep me humble and poor!"
20 Lord, if Thou wilt keep him hum
ble," said the deacon who next pray
ed, eve will keep him poor"
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"Carbolic acid plentifally sprinkled
in a room will drive out the fies."
And the human occupants, too.
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Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore exist
ing between WHITE, HILL 4
CUNNINGHAM was by mutual con.
sent dissolved on the's17th inst, by
the withdrawal of Mr.. W. r. WHITE
The business will be, conducted al
theirold stand (190) by
CUNNINGHAM & HILL.
March "a, 1874, e
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Standard of Excellence
THROUGHOUT THE WORLD.
Over 100000 Sold.
100, 900 more than of any other kind.
THE NEW WHEELER & WILSON
=. 8 Received Ia 1873:
The Highest Aacards at the Vien'aa
dHe cold Medal of The Maryland
Institute Fair.
The, -Four. Highest Premiums, (inclu.
diny tVo Medals at Georgia State Fair.
BEST OF ALL:
The Wheeler& Wilson has the appro-
val of millions of Ladies who have used
this we'll tried machine. Physicians
certify that it is the only Lock-Stitch
Sewing Machine fit for Family use. Its
light and easy motion does not fatigue
invalids. Its rapid execution of work
recommends it to all:WhO sew for q liv-
the most durable.
Our new and-popular No. 6 Machine,
adapted for Leather work and general
Manufacturing purposes, is now used by
the leading tailoring establishments ana
shoe factories. - -...s..,... -
Send for our circulars. Machines sold
on easy terms, or monthly payments
taken. Old machines put In order or
received in exchange.
WHEELER e. WILSON MF'G Co. Ores,
j. H. TRUMPS, Agent,
Augusta. Ga, Columbia, S. c.
w. B. CLEVES, General Ag't.,
- = ~ Savannah, Ga.
April %, 1874 2-l9t
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NfDtice.

Fresh Arrivals atWier's Store.
The ladies are invited to call and see
nv fine stock of FRENCH CANDIES,
PICKLES and JELLIES. The best
assortment of PLAIN and SWEET
CRACKERS in the market.
Company Commissaries will come up
and get their Beef and Sausage Meat on
Wednesdays and Fridays on the arrival
of the II o'clock train.
JNO. A. WIER,
Agent.
April 8, 1874, 52-tf -
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DISSOLUTION.

"HE PARTNERSHIP heretofore
existing between c. G. McAlister
and J.. A. Mars, under the firm name
of McALISTER & MARS, was dis
solved by mutual consent, on the first
day of April, 1874.
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Tonight, love, I break the cold fetters,
Which have bound me for many a