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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-22

TOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Now ready, alarge assortment Of
ELEGANT BOOKS and
FANCY ARTICLES
suitable for holiday presents.
New Fine Art Gift Books, beautifully Illustrated;
Juvenile Books, Family Bibles, students aud
Teachers Bibles, Prayer Books, Photograph Al
buns, Hymn Books, Standard Authors in Prose
and Poetry, in fine bindings.
Nothing Is better for present than book, and
our stock includes great variety Of
GOOD BOOHS.
at all prices and every style Of binding.
FANCY ARTICLES.
Wehaye Just received cur stock Of these gOOis,
and can boast Of their variety. beauty and atapta-
bility for holiday presents. Everything ne Anil
fresh, Nothing left over from last --,.arss st6rE
Glove and Handkerchief BOXES, Watch Gases,
Match Box, Ud0F Casis ash Receivers, Neces-
slries, Physicians' Tablets, Thermo meters, Pen
Mipers, Pin Cushions, Scotch good, Work Boxes,
Whiting Desks, Pocket Books, Gold Pencil Cases.
PenkntVes, Cigar Stands, and q great number Of
articles new, beautiful and artistic.
An IISVGtOl Of our Stock is RaSsCtfIllT RgqIsStd.
WARREN CHOATE & CO.,
Booksellers and StatiOners,
Vernon Row,
de11-n 81 Pa. avenue, Cor, Tenth st. :
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Novelties for the Holidays.
ROBERT BEALL,
Bookseller & Stationer,

bookseller & SLaLlOn6ry
1876 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
(AdiOiping National HOtel,l
Invites attention to his large and elegant assOrt-
meDt Of rich Fancy Goods. bought expressly for
the Holiday Trace, consisting in part Of
Glove and Handk erchief Boxes, OdeuF
Boxes and BOnbOnnterS, Work
Boxes, Writing Desks,
Jewel Cases, Photograph Albums, (new stylcs,l
Prayer Books and Bibles. Fine editions in fine
calf bindings of Standard Authors
DICKENS, THACKERY, BULWER, IRVING,
SHAKESPEARE, WAVERLY NOVELS, sc.
RODGERS GROUPS or STATUARY.
All the Novelties in PAPETERiES, French,
Engll>h and American. The Juvenile and Toy
Book Department has received special atGen this
year. The above goods will be sold at prices far
below those usually charged for similar goods.
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or TIE CHESAPEAKT

tS5IOFFICE OF THE CHESAPEAKE
RS AND OHIO CANAL COMPANY, ANNA
POLLS, Nd, December 10, lsT4.-Notice Is hereby
given that the coupon Of the preferred construc-
tion bonds Of this Company, due July l, 1861, will
be paid 1t the Banking House OF Messrs. Alexnn-
der Brown & Sons, Baltimore, on and after
WEDNESDAY, December o, 1874.
dell-dtd A. P. GORMAN, President.
kSFDR. McFARLAN. DENTIST, HAS
~ returned to the city and resumed prac-
tice. Office 1870 New York avenue. dcl0- lm'
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CHOIOE HOLIDAY BOOKS.

-
The Stately Houses of England, Illustrated: the
HanLilg of the Crane. LOngf,lOW: Myths OF the
Rhine, BIZ Saiutine, illustrated: Travels in south
America, by Paul Marcoy; LOtOS Leaves, 30 OTtEI-
ant, illustrated; Laine's Pyrenees, nlustrai Ell BY
DOFe: Gallery Of Famous English Painters: STAN
field Gallery and other superb Illustrated bOOksi
set of all standard Books in calf and half calf
bindings; Family and Pocket Bibles and Prayer
Books; Juveniles, English and American, complete
stock; Writing Desks, Work Boxes, FOHOs, Ink
stands. A nice mementO-a Cane, Paper-cutter,
stamp box or ruler, made Of olive WOOD In Jerusa-
WIN. BALLANTYNE'S,
hanI5 Aaa SaEenth sLrneE-
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~ ist Chapter No. /, knights Rose CrOiX,
A SEQ fish Rite, will meet at Masonic Temple, on
W WEDNESDAY, the I'D inst, at II O'Clock a. M,
for lie purpose Of attending the funeral of Brother
Jefferson Rives, eighteenth regreo late member
II. j. MARTIN,
da09 Thirty second degree, V, SeC'y.
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RW1l7S6,
1875.

CENTENNIAL SERIES OF : o GABLES.
The first of the seGson will take Place at the
Masonic Temple, on TUESDAY EVENING, the
ed instant, at $50 o'clock, under the auspices Of
the Pennsylvania Republican Ass collation.. Tickets
n ay be obtained from members Of the Association.
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Silk Department.

In this DepartH ent we offer at greatly
reduced prices n stock valued at over
Fifty Thousand dollars. Black, Col.
Ored and Striped Silks I'm endless va.
riety.
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kSS PLAR.-The members OF Washington Com
maudery. No. !, X. t., directed to assemble at
the Asylum, WEDNESDAY, .: d in slant, at 1880
O'Clock =. M. in full uniform, for the purpose OF
att ending tie funeral Of deceaS ed Treas;
Sir Knight Jefferson lSiyes.
The other COMMANDERS Of the District are Our-
teCusly invited to particiPR C:
e. W. BENNETT, En-. Com.
WARREN H. CIRCUIT, Recorder. de22 2t
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FOR FIFTEEN YEARS DRESS GOODS HAVE
NOT BEEN SOLD so Low AS OUR PRESENT
PRICES. KEEPING NONE BUT FIRST-CLAsS
AND GOOD WEARING GOODS, WE OFFER
EXTRAORDINARY
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of our own Manufacture OF all the
latest designs, at n reduction OF fully
% per cent.
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Fl5@ HAShINGTON MARKET CON.
~ PANY.
The annual meeting OF tn stockholders OF the
Washington Market Company VIII be held at the Of
fee the company the market grounds in the city
ofWashington, at l. clock noon. on the first MON
DAY, being the 4th day Of January, 1875, for the
choice of thirteen Directors for the ensuing year,
and to act on any other subject within the power
of the corporation.
BENZ. D. WHITNEY, Secretary.
n nefs H. 1874
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LADIES READY-MADE DRESSES AND
REDINGOTES, ALL OF OUR OWN MANU-
FACTURE, 1,5OO STILL ON HAND.
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~ TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

K87 TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
S OFFICE COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON, Oct. Z, 1874,
Notice is hereby given to all persons who may
have claims against The Merchants National Bank,
Of Washin gton. ID. c., that the same must be pre-
sented at this Office with the legal proof thereof
within three months from this date, or they will be
disallOwed, JOHN JAY KNOX.
ocs-3m Comptroller OF the Currency.
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EDITION
saFztoM IDOVERe
AFTER TIE rLicr1oxrnr srRrLAs1
i2r nRMoCRACY.w

[ Correspondence Of tAs Qesstte.I N.AtsNsIn
I5a6 Dova1, Del, Nov. q, 1874.
NProbably never In any canpAien'
during the history Of our State, have.
there been more iubilant men than
have been the Democrats here since
the election of Tuesday. Last evening
the Democratic Club Room was crow
ded and eloquent speeches appropriate
to the occasion were delivered by Sen
ator Salisbury, James l.. Wolcott,
Esq, and Andrew J. Wright, ESQ. It
was unanimously decided that the
Club invite the Democrats and Con-
servatives Of the County and State to
meet them on Tuesday evening next,
and with Q grand torchlIght procession
and illumination. celebrate the great
victory won by the Democratic party
the party OF law and, order, Of right
and tiuth-not only In our own State
but throug hout the country.
Our efficient Chairman ofthe County
Executive Committee, VIM. d. Fowler,
ESQ.,, who conducted the campaign In
this county which has 80 gloriOdsly
ended, was made Chairman of the
Committee Of Arsngemsnts and nc
doubt the celebration will be grand
affair. The Republicans here, as else
where, endeavored to carry their ticket
by fraud.
One instance will DO sufficient. A
negro went to the polls with his bible
lin which the date Of his birth was re
lcorded expecting to vote on age anC
lshowing 1t to Wilson D. Cannon, ON.
Iof the leading Republican politicians
lit was found that he was born In 1854
lust twenty years ago. But Mr.. Can
non, still determined to have him vot,
said that he would fx that all righ
land taking him into the Office Of DR.
Jump and changed the figures, was 4
lmake the Bible lie, but during sll thi
transaction q boy. Edward White b!
luame, was by and saw everything tina
Twas going ON, and when Mr.. Cannon
walked up to the polls with his color
ed brother. and offered his vote criet
Iout that-"Mr. Cannon had sltere,
Those figures; saw him do ."Whers
upon after examining the Bible an
dnding that the Ink wasn't even dry
Mr.. Cannon was convinced that this
wasn't the game to play" and const
lquently the vote was refused. 9.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-06

The banks OF the Sua .oehanna river be-
tveen Lock Haven AMI Williamsport, Pa, !,
have lust been cleared OF 5000, 600 feet Of
logs, which had lodged there since the
spring foods.
They have kissing fairs in Iowa for the
benef fit of the churches-- price ten cents kiss
We scarcely know y hich Is expected tn pay
the money ,however--the lady or the geat!e'
man,
The daily gazette., 1874-11-06

"CoNR HoxK, DEAR NKLLIE, CONE
HoMR."-Nellls Grant Is going home In
Jsnuary, Of course. 1t suppose that an in
terestinE.evsnt may be expected about that
time, and the young wife would naturally
wish to be with hsr mother ut such season.
Moreover, boy born out.of the United
States cannot bs President, and it is we'll to
look forward to even distant eventualitiss
- London Letter to N. Y. Graphic.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-06
WILMINGTON, DEL,, Nov. 1874
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

Wednesdav, NoU.. 4-5 p. NJ.
ELoUa.-The trade continues dull, and pri-
ces are barely supported. Only 1850 bbls.
were disposed of including extras at s. i5a
S4 75 Wisconsin and Minnesota extra fami;
Wheat; So 37X Tor Pennsy lyania. Ohio and
Indiana do. do and S6 75aS for fancy brands.
No change in Rye Flour and Corn Meal: :,
sGaAIN There il. no change in Wheat. and
which are scarce Sales Of red in lots at 81 l6
aslls; - 90 bushels Western amber at 81 20a
81 22, and 400 bushels do. white ut u 2sai ".
sales Of 1000 Penr syivania and Western yell
low nt soc. Oats are irmer. Sales Of West
ern white at 63s65c and mixed at 49atoo
The receipts to-day are as follows: $500 b6is
DO o ,ts. n, 500 do barley. 1888 bbls. whisky.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-06

IIrsvsnss Psrst LAWS Order Regu-
larity in eating, sleeping and exercise. and
abetinencs frOm such dangerous irritants ss
alcohol and tobacco. tend to secure long and
healthful life, But even o strict observance
OF these wholesoms rules will not always avert
sickness, The best safeguard against epidemic
and other diseases is Dr.. WALKERS CALI
YosxIA VlNEaAs BITTRRs. which. by prom9t-
ing regular and vigorous action Oh the ai-
the body In the best possible condition for re-
sistinr and repelling the causes OF disease.
OctM -4Wd&w
The daily gazette., 1874-11-06

BERKs COUNTY RAILRoAD.-The
narties interested in the Berks County
bankrupt case. appeared before Judge
Cadwalader, Philadelphia, W eunSsuay Tsaa
Cyrus G. Derr and James Ryan rsls, a.slsd
for the unsecured creditors, s;ated -
that the depositors were not comple..aa cp.a
and the case was therefore coh''hueu
until the 11th instant.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-06

ELECTION CAsEs. - Before Esquire O'Neii'
last evening, Enoeh Towpsend, James
Lynn, Aaron W. Shaw. JamesL. Hawkins
aud Lewis {. GIubb, were fined on q eharG Q
Of assaulting and srrssting james Ellis, at
the Ninth Ward polls, on the 3d INST, ana
thereby dspriving him Of his right TO vote; vote
They were each held for Court in $500
hail
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Ohm HENhH FCHL, o. H
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Ia
The State Of Delaware. -

CHURCH SUPPER.-Last night, 9 sup
ner was held in Madeley M. E. Church,
South Wilmington, for the benefit Of the
church which was highly successful af-
fair. The church was finely decorated,
and two large tables were erected, on
which tempting food was profusely ar
rayed. Over three hundred people par
took Of supper, and the remains Of the
feast were disposed Of at auction. Quite a
handsome sum was realized by the sup
The daily gazette., 1874-11-06
THIR0s..EDgEf40NlI:. I.
IMdavtss.
NEW GABTLH COUNTY. sH. 20
Tun 6TArE or. DILA

SA" oAsfl4 IL SosHIa; s9x1a o. ri b.LAv4lr.
s On a, 81 SS S:y SboSus & M S:n:
Ia !. vas as one Ne q d shs Jsdsss At the he Third
Hmy J. Kyle came to said Ward and stated
a :; ssd e h, 4h.a e, f:ss I aSI .aS
Kyle. that hs had paid tax inside, Of two
and m Tier. ~: PH such 9s1 s4 MADE
noon . Commercial-th he had made oath
thathe Was between the age Of q and % yeas.
6rbscrised and sworn to before me the day
JoHs HEsHr Puas. . p. - =
New CAsrIE CoUsrY, l.s
The Stats Of Delaware.
On this h aeya Noumbss, 1874. psrson-
ally came W Wflscn SAWYER who being sworn
In due form of law dspose aud says, that he
was the Republican Challenger A. the Third
Ward Polls. On, Tho ,3I day OF November,
1874, aud, that enc Henry J! Kyle swore
that he had paid Tax within two years
prior 70 ssid Eieciion. and that there was NO
such oath made by him, Henry ]. Kyle, as
stated IN the Commercial newspaper OF tie
9Th Of November, 1874, as being between
| the sge Of 81 and 81 years. ue
oOuoCItuo0 uuu W VohohS AAS tAS
day and year aforesaid,
80. WILSON sAwYkn
JOHN HENRY PUHL, J. p.
NEW CASTLE cogNTV. .ss. Ftsss.
The STATD OE DELAWARE.
On this 9th day Of Noysmbsr. 1874. person
| ally came Patrick Lambert. who being sworn
Was The Ipspsctor Of tks Third Ward POlls
on Nov. Sd, 1874, at the State and County
| Election, and that ono Henry ]. Kyle. now
deceased, came 10 said Ward and made oath
that he had paid Tax within two years prior
| to said election. and never sw0re that he was
between the ages Of II and 22 years.
Subscribed and sworn to before me the day
and year Aforesaid,
JoHx Hrssr PrHL. J.P.
| NEW CASTLE COUNTY, }as
| The State Of Delaware.
On this 8 h day Of November, 1874, per-
souaily came William L. Woodward, who
being sworn In due form of law deposes and
says, that he was the Democratic Challenger
at the Third Ward Polls, ON November Sd,
1874. and that one Henry Kyle swore
that he had paid Tax within Two years
pricr to said Election, and that there was no
such oath made by him, Henry ]. Kyle, as
statsd In the Commercial newspaper OF the
5th Of November, 1874, - bsiug between
; the age oftwcuty -one aud twenty-five years
Subscribed and sworn to before me TIE
lday and year aforespld.
WILLIAM E. WOODWARD.
JOHN HKNRY Publ. j. r. .r.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-06

ATTRACTIVE SALE OF WATCHES AND
JRwELRr At AUCTION At 22l MARKFr ST.
BELOW sd.-This evening at " o'clock
the largest and finest stock Of the kind
ever offered In this city, a6ording a
rare opportunity TO purchase fne
watch or any article OF 1ewelry at your
own price. All goods warranted and
sold withoutreserye,
The daily gazette., 1874-11-06

ASSAULT AND BATTERY. Before e.
quire Frazer, yesterday afternoon VIM.
Spencer wastried ON charge Of assault
ting a seven ysar-old son Of Leonard
G. Van Kleck, Esq, on the 80th ofOc-
tober. The evidence proved that the
negro kicked and shook the boy with
out provocation, whereupon the Squire
fined the defendant e10 and costs. -
Spencer was represented by U. 8. Com
missioner Smith.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-06

SALE OF MoNEY.-Last night al .9 ane
regular monthly meeting Of the Gu.
ems Loan Association, $2O5O SOLD a.
a per cent. premium, $7Oo at 4St anu
$40O at 43.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-06

SUIT AGAINST THE CITY y.-Captain
Charles H. Gallagher, on behalf of the
Odorless Excavating Company, pro-
poses to bring suit against the corpor-
alton of Wilmington at the next
term of Court. The suit is for DANA
ges sustained by the Company on ac-
count of the alleged failure OF the city
to fulfill the terms of the contract pc
tween the Company and the city, Tor
the cleansing of cesspools. The Com,
pany alleges that loss was sustained
through the city authorities allowing
the old night scavengers to run oppo.-
sition to the Odorless. The amount
of the damages claimed is not yet
stated.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-06

PRAISE MHErrNa.-In the West Pres
byterian church on next Sabbath at q
O'clock P. M, These Praise meetings in
this church last winter were pleasant
and profitable exercises Of worship, and
always attracted large audiences.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-06
Finest Salad OIL

XVI '"'' =" n. BRINGuURST \ CO.. 4
ie,s Corner sixth and Market streee.
a,odie,s Miraculous Care for torns
An knVlish remedy of treat popularity. Tor
's~'' il. BKINGHUkST 6 CO..
ApOthecAries.
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Fine Nail scissOrs
Curved and straight. Nail Brushes. hand
Brushes Nail Files, Nail p9lishsra. ecd' ior
ale NV Il. BRINGnUkST CO..
s"'o Corner sixth and Marx ct streets.
ALFRED WALTON. Druttsti ~; aSp Z.
usrLet street ospe cttully iufoi MS his friends
ana the publio in general. that he Keeps on
hand ail descriptions of medicines. and tnet
a competent person ts at all times aes1S 49, "
LresCribe Tor such tick as call AT 'nst s.orc.
md hat no chaig ge Ia made except the regu
iar price OF the medicines. tho same pIire .
ms they v ou'd pay anywhere else; 'ut that
no one is visited at the.r residences.
Tor the bath
Uo,h Brushes. Bath Towels. Bath Spohges
and Hath Soaps it extensive variety also.
Fic,h Gloves, Straps, Brushes. etc.. oil morse
hair. Dry Friction Gloves, ana many otno'
articles Of the same class at
BRIN0HUKST i CO..
Corner Sixth ana Market streets:
Prime Vanilla Beansi
solJ. wh olesale and retail lby,,por by . m
Corner Sixth aud Market Streets
ToIieI mirrors.
a full assortment Of all sizes. including
double mASn'iy'PEs' Ssss,INGHURsT q CO..
Corner Of Sixth and Market streets.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-06

rrnn,nr and SimpIs Sswisg Machine. would
DO we'll to cali At No. 7ls Market Street WI
minston. Del. and zee one Of the incest Hami-
II Sewing Machines In the world. II has NO
material IL desired without change Of needles.
Our hobby q simplicity, durability, light
running. and NO thfsading-up required self
threading shuttle and self-ssttins needle;
discount of for cash. Ladies' dontbuy
heavy and complicated machine. but got the
light running New American.
iy7dxviy ]. Ii. PRIMROSE. Agent.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FoCd for The Rabies.

Children fed on RIDGES FOOD will thrive
he strong andh ealthy, and become little mod
els Of youthful strength and childish beauty.
aprld9m
Concentrated FavOring Extracts
Of Vepi'la, Len on. Orange. Rose. Bitter Al
mond, Ginger, Mac,, Celery. etc.. etc.. made
and sold Wholesale and retail! by
E. hhINGHuKST h CO..
C,ILsr Sixth and Mark 1t streets.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-06

Hadn't the Republican flag better be
taken in.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-06
,NrINUED SALE OF WATCHES

AND JEwELRr AT 22l MARKET sT.
The whole OF this immense stock Is
now ON exhibition and for sale at 22l
Market street, below Third; afording
rare opportunity for securing anything
wished for in the jewelry line. Ladies'
accommodated at private sale with auc-
tion prices. Auction every evening at z
O. clock, under the direction OF
RoWporHAN q FRArM, Auctioneers.
Apus1vr.-Edw. Black was tried before
the Mayor, this morning, for using abu-
sive and insulting language towards
pay costs and give bail, in the sum Of s2oo
to keep the peace.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-06

!. M. Curtis. 1oo
Z. p. Jdnyier. .184 l7O
'heo. +. Clark .,"......l85 166
las. A. Benson. 19l 169
Fm. Lore. ..............,.1S5 l63
LEVY COURT.
leo. ID. Mediil. ....,.,. .273 800
Nm. r. Bright. ....,.. .272 800
lVm. Polk, k,..............272 $40
Vim. L. Wier .........272 $40
James c.. Wilson, ..,.,. .272 32O
sam'l Roberts. .272 800
David Edstburn .......187 167
lanes b. Henry. LES ICY
4ler. M. Vdil............l88 167
lanes Wright. 1888 l67
7. c. Hutchinson. see. .183 l67
Isaac X. Stdats ..........1S9 l67
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fntiaRT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAINS

fesve Virgins City for Reno 1t 7l5 :. n, and
j:iJ p N. viii leave Reno for Virginia City st
a. III, p and 5:3U p. III
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Feurth--ThiE C1mptny's leax-s It CHICAGO
we're less t;iA1i ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND ls,LL,Es
and have been paid in fill, DOLLAR FOX I,oI-i-AR
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Third-THys COMPANY DOES Fro business
Exclusively, and ne Of its assets are liable
to be diverted for LIN MARINE Losses as is
the case with ALL other English Companies rep.
resented or this coast.
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FREIGHT TRAINS

Leave Virginia City DAILY at 5A5 Il. H., 7.l5 a,
M, ei5 NJ, IL 40 ?. HI. As p. III, As Z. IL.
and 5:45 p.
Leave Carson City DAILY al 6 a. m, sa NJ,
lea. H., l. H., p. H., /. ~, and ?. III.
At Virginia City, Gold Hill and Carson Once
Through Tickets can be obtained 10 san Fran
else, Ogden and intermediate points on tie Z
z. RI
Through Tickets can lie procured ~ the Com
panys Office, Virginia for Chicago, kansas City
AEd IT. Louis.
IL. NJ. IEHISGGON.
General SrptfLRteL1ent.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-08

Second: he's, subscribed capital Of 81 S00.-
OGh. of which $3.50 q o is PAID Up III Gold
with further accumulated assets OF S4.2lG.015
making i. 1T once the Strongest and Richest
Fire Insurance Company in tho m.rl:.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-08-01
EMORY GRovE.--The Camp Meet.

EMORY GRovE.--The Camp Meet
ing which commenced at Emory
Grove, near Reisterstown, Baltimore
county, last Thursday, is likely to be
largely attended by the greatest num-
Ter of people ever assembled there.
Rev. l.. F. Morgan, D. d., has charge
of the religious services, assisted by a
strong corps of Baltimore ministers:
1t is thought that 400 tents will be
occupied on the openiug Of the Camp.
Ample accommodations for board
ing have been made by George 4.
Stone on large &C lie.
Emory Grove Hotel IS under the
Superintendent Of J. E. Crout, Esq.
of Reisterstown.
Wells and pumps of pure watcr are
plentiful On the ground and ice in
abundance.
Mrs. Fisher, 4 lady we'll adepted to
her position, has charge III \ tdsFding
tent on the East sids Of tie SaSf and
having a large circle Of. friends, no
doubt will have her share OF Pstrons
the present year. t@r /.
Great exertions arc making to ac-
commodate all who may attend.
The religious exercises will be Of q
marked and interesting character:
Some of the ablest ministers of the
Conference will be present to spread
the Gospel Truth for the edidcation Of
81. A glorious time is Anticipated.
The best of order will be preserved.