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LARGE-SIzE CLOTHING A SPECIALITY

Aexshdre COuyiers and Dents Gents Kds per pair
Reynier's Dog and Cafskn Gloves at 50 per pair.
English half Hose, at 81 per dozen.
Extra English half Hose at 81 per dozen.
SIX good shirts for $I2.
Six extra Shirts for $l5
Six N. Y. Muslin Shirts for $lS
Shaker Flannel Canton Flannel Scotch Wool Domestic
Underwear, Reduced twenty per cent
Cartwright White Scarlet Underwear
Silk Underwear, at Greatly Reduced Prices.
Business COasOf broken su0f English French and
Cassimeres, at &c. worth $lS to $50.
100 Fail OVercOats at $l2, worth $40.
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LOUISIANA.
kellogg Charged With Murder-What
lie Has 10 Say Upon the Vexed
Question Of Naturalization.
Collision Between the Usurper and
Major Burke-A Citizens Meet
ing-IndlgnRtiOn Of the
People.
KELLOGG & %. CHARGED WITH MUIR

NEW YORK, October 2e.-The Herald
publishes the following, dated New Orleans,
October ~ The Conservative leaders last
evening held q meeting anu decided 70 oom-
JOngstreet aud Badger and all Radical lead
ers for murder. The charge will be conspiracy
on the fourteenth OF September against the
lives Of citizens while IN exercise Of the rights
guaranteed under the constitution In remov-
Ing and protecting arms. Afh1avits are being
prepared to-day, and two United States COM
missiOners a re 10 issue warrants, while am
davis Will be filed. The warrants Will not be
issued before the election, unless further ar
rests OF the whites are made. As the Offense
charged IS murder, all who are ed must
lie In The parish pIispns.n
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Bankrupt Sale.
As Assignee of PArtee & Harbert, Bark
n rupts, win, on
Wednesday, 9th day Of December, 1874,

in front Of my old efice, No. rs Union street,
sell TO the highest bidder, for cash, all the
Books belonging TO said bankrupts, including
all notes and accounts OF the nrTn of PRrtse
& Hai bert. REEFS B. EDMONDSOS,
OctobeT H. lS74 AEsiQnee
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SENATOR.
OFFICE Shelley COUNTY DEso~RArIc AED0
COSsEgy ALIVE L X. CJ'fHIrTEE-
tIgUYE5er ~. 1g-a

OFFICE SHELBY COUNTY DE1Ip~RATIC ASD1
COSsEEy ALIVE 4 *. CJ1FgIrTEE-
DcuODer p l.7f. }
Resolved, That the Democratic and rorserv-
alive Ticket OF shelby county shall, lu ed
ditiOn 70 The namfs OF the candidates Tor Gov
ernOr, Congressman, and Members o. the
General Assembly, have, al-o, space in
blank for United States sentEo-r AID mat
each voter is requested 10 iii such space with
the name o. his choice.
Resolved, That the Judges and Clerks NJ the
election make returns 20 the vo'e for United
states Seualor a. for other candid tes, and
that the Chairman OF the ESeCUiiys Commit
tee and the Secretary be charged with the
duty Of securing proper returns, and pu1'lsl-
ing the same, OF the vote for United states
senator.
Received, That these resoIut 1us be pub
lished for one week II the DAILY newspapers
Of the CT y OF Memphis.
wALDRON, Chairman.
Ed. WORsHAM. Secretary. OctZl
II having been asrertainsd. according TO
section So Of the Code. page 5i- that i-ket
with other names than those % Dart ~ who
are candidates FOR offices named 10 The Sner-
n 5 advert tsemeut or election gill De ri &c Ell
by the returning Officer, the Executive Ccm-
mitJes have
Res lued That a separate boz viii be pro-
vided FOR and a separate judge placed ol ulty
at esch poll, under the q rectinu OF the sl1-
committee OF each ward and dlS.r ict, 20 re-
ceive vote s for enc CO Of [ nj ed -Ls'e> eua-
tor. aLd that blank tickets be provided FOR
such votes, aGOrotnE each Democratic and
Conservative voter an pOrtuulry of -Npre5s-
ing his preference for the important once %
United states sens tors and such lu-e 50 act
ing j. hereby required 10 send SUCH ballot
box. tOget her with certified sta er0elt &C tce
number % votes cast, aud for wEom Ior Euited
the secretary OF the Exc utivs Bard. 20 the
Orfire OF John OyeTtOa, conner OF second and
Court streets, Memphis
81. ]. wALDRoS, Ch'a.
IN Wro1SFF Az slarra ar-v
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CINcrNNAT1. Octohar ea.-Tha

NINOINNAIIs VCIUUcT -9.-IWe COTn-
niittes appointed yesterday reported plans to-
day to the chamber OF commerce for render
Ing aid 10 Nebraska, appointing a member Of
the chamber to receive contributions: also
recommending that pastors be requested 70
take up collections for the benefit OF the sur
ferers OF Nebraska, and that neigh boring
towns desiring to contribute should DO 20
through the president OF the Cincinnati CHAM
her Of commerce. II Is further recommended
that an Office 10 receive and store old clothing
coutri outed be established. and that a COM
mittse to solicit donations sud correep pond
with General ord be appointed. The cham ber
OF commerce adopted the report and appoint
ed a committee.
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Case Ter tue Chattanooga Soatheru.
Outrage CORventlOnerS

LITTLE Rock, October 29.-Three col
orsd men, one Of them the coroner for this
county, and s white man, the latter a teaun-
ster for one Of the colored men, two nights
ago. a few miles below the city, took 8 oolored
man from his home 70 the woods. strung MIN
up aud whipped him good with hickory
withes for the offenso, Il was stated, OF stes l.
ing from one OF the party. The negro who
was whipped, on being released, came to town
and procured warrants for the srreSt Of the
parties snd to-day all three OF the oolored
men connected with the whipping were ar.
rested and brought 10 town. Two Of them
were confined in Jail and the other, the coro-
ner, was released on bail. The white teamster
I NNsaN
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mem Nen- - 1, helief and con-
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An Americas sculptor Dead.
DIED.

BAIT MORE, October 29.-Private dis
patches from Rome, Italy, snnOunee the death
OF the sculptor, VIM. h. Rinehart.
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..--.-.. 80, mn, rat itil Tor what you nss-
li.is' - t,,un 10 give US a constable oo..'
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Vote clean ticket next Tuesday.
Half a million OF gold wRs awarded
by government in New York, yesterday, at
Il0l0 to llO.l6
President Grant has issued his proela-
nation setting apart Thursday, November
18th, as day for national thanksgiving.
A dispatch received from the Wichita
Indian agency, dated the seventeenth In
slant, says the Indian war is rapidly collaps-
ing.
Your ticket should contain no Dsmes
for once except those to be elected next
Tuesday; otherwise IL Will be thrown out and
your vote cancelled.
nStrsisbt-out" Is the word. Don't
scratch or otherwise mar the beauty OF the
gtfaight-ont ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ticket
10 be voted next Tuesday.
Won Amin, when released, was
merely required 70 guarantee that hts absence
should not cause delay In the proceedings, in
CAGE he is not bound 70 remain Ia Germany.
Don't mar your ticket without any ex-
preston Of preference ser United States
senator next Tuesday, the law requires
that such tickets shall be thrown out, and
thus become worthless
| Lewis johnson, charged by Ebert
jackson with the murder OF Samuel II. Jones
/ at Oyster Pay, Long Island, in June, 1873, now
admits thst be was party 70 the murder, but
that Jackson struck the nrst blow.
Mrs Aura Mosby, wife OF Colonel r
/ NJ. Mosey, and eEGz0-oeu gbter of General
Anchorage, KsntCs Rys ysSlsrday, ~ throw
ipg hsrsSIf IN mont OF , Isilroad train Poo.
1 Shfp the aet WISE cansed BY TEN porarV fnseu-
ity. soc hsd bssa married but ten days
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the bass OF our tosessss sss..~s -----.s ....,,
sscts the essential co di'ion, slTenstn' Oi7Ni
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: o;Donahue, superIn ll,'1. en- q s Sss
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assembled ! clsysisPd .gsiP yS wa O'Clock m
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STEAM DYEING!
CLEANING!

DLUFF CITY sTEAM-DYEISG s CLEAN
ID ING ESTABLISHMENT removed 10 $40
second street. All work guaranteed 70 g e
satisfaction; Is done BY experienced work
men, with dispatch. jos rAUI-
OCT tn Ed. VI A Y E-TE-
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ROTTERDAM, October 29.-The Old
Catholic bishop, Heycamp, Is dead.
Bx-PresIdent Thters.
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| The chairman OF the DslnOcratic-CO nseryas
/ tive State central committee Is authority for
| the statement that there is no foundation In
tact for the report teiegraphed hence that
| Conservative leaders are abort 70 commence
criminal proceedings against Kellogg and
other prominent Radicals, for murder on
on account OF the fourteenth OF September
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SEMENTS, &c.


PROF. ALLAN cukR, F.R.s.L.,
"A NIGHT IN THE HOUSE OF COMM6Ns,,'
N0W York-ave. Pre1Syteraau Chu,~s-
FRIDAY EVENING, January q, ls74,
Tickets, 50 cents. jansl-2s
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FIRE DEP1RTMENT.
BUSINESS MEETING OF THE, COMMITS.
SInNERS

A meeting Of the Board Of Eire Commissioners
was held last night at their room In the Morrison
building, on F6ur.and-a-half street; present,
Messrs. Williams, Collins, Hume, Thomas, TAFT
and Reed. 1881
The superintendent Of fre-alarm telegraph pre-
sented several bills, which were referred.
mended the adoption Of tho cutoff nozzle and
check valves for the engines OF the department.
Referred to the committee on apparatus and chief
~" fne repor. q tie chief engineer on tho eondI
tion Of TIC department, partially acted spon at
tho last meeting, was taken up.
WIN. White, brennan Of No. engine, was the
FIRST name acted upon.
the commissioners, the chief explained that each
member was examined regsriing his work, and
those who answered all the questions given were
rated good; those who answered nearly all the
questions were rated % fsir, and those who an
that ali members Of 6 engine eonpssy should DO
thoroughly sequaintsd with the afrangsnents Of
their engine and hoe0-eaydsgs, because ~ . fire
every man b expectsd 70 do his duty and be eaps-
bls OF performing any duty esansetsd with his
IL case was passed, and HI. wAits eoatinuss
The rsport was thea acted upsa1s sbllsws:
Alnsd Chin, p ply. Of No. : 'asins' vas
JsS9Oievsland. nrssan, Of Ne & vas allowed
ssetAss szaniaation, 70 take ptass shirty Gays
Wisiasl oass., sessiss Of Ne. .. vas passed
Rieherd Hayes, psiysas Of Ne & was granted
thirty days 70 propsse ~ aneehee sIA0anSSioa.-
CoioDsf TAFT Dom3alteA James. Barren o. . psi-
s:ss IN The asRsIsmsst s,s hS sns s,:sssd; -.
Il. Dev1s ior msnbsrShip were rsesivsA ed nied.
Adjourned. . -.-'
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TREaSU1Es FOR TIE C0Rc0RAE
1ALLERY

At the OofeossA 0allssy q Ar Ms rsesived
yesterday from Frsaes, PER steamer NussmbsTg,
at Baltimore, box eoatstaiag I've novsl speei
mans Of Art It contained two plaqusA OF s,sbs
isss n hsIIhs and azissn iselss wsds, Win Sab
iects Of stfIlMfs ooleeea sud h1Rnt IN then with
perfect delis.cy and anish. 0as repcessats nsh
gobSisr, piaeked ead rsa1y lne yAssplt, md ether
accessories Of the lArdar. Ths beantfil eologing,
IL varied huss, The ace1rats drawing and smooth
equAl to the best speelasns Of Dutch still.life
painting. Appropsisfs fanee q baaek and gold
acermpaAy tAem, md n ~ days the pablic
spicuous position IN Tie gallery.
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A LExANDRlA AND WASHINGTON
"a FFkk1Hh bEaiG9ksAkMHRRe kt Nh AND
PENNSYLVANIA AIR LINE
fHiIAbElIHIAs

AND ALL POINTS IN THE NEW ENGINSSHIj
THROUGH BErwHEN MAsn1NGroS AND
~. WITHOUT cHANsE OF CARS.
ETHTfMMssS FkTiSH. e csks os PAY TRAINS;
oILANS rNiSiHT fkAtNs. a cAks On
81 aRf : TsasHSss sSSsrI
wilpbe run the Pcnnsylvanis Air Line, lc.vin.
Ie!omas r1ll5o.d northeast corner Of SIKH and
fass line. leave washington at s.oa a. m. daily,
Leave Baltimore at s:sa,. m. daily, except Sun
Leave West Philadelphia at LIS p. m. daily, ex-
Arrive a New York at $40 p. m. daily, except
EIshond at i
Leave eAf saisi%OTe Il 2.4sp M daily, except Sun
Leave West PhIladeipaIa at sep. m. '
Arrive at New York at l0:10p. NJ. :, e.
Night exprsac leave Washington at s'ss p. N.
'i Leave Ba!.,%SSSas !. = S;s ,: =: s.,ly:
1a.s ,'ns, IL. Sss fs;TF q d. !.
Riehmond sspTes:. leave Sew York or at ..ss p. N.
Arns . Z M.:hl s.Sss s q i !.
on Sound, Nsw Yorks Hsw Nave. ..si Hartford
rosd, Erie railway, and steamers ON Hudson river.
Fare a. low As ~ any ether foete. 10.
v.te Ieslieaees on orSsss isfs a the following
oMees hers tickets and ln1Smnton can Be Oh;
s.itimore aud Potcmsc+a iirosd, Corner siiis and
EssV Es es.eral fsssenssf xsSst,
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LQoAL MISCELLANY:

Another large discharge OF printers from the
Government oface few days ago.
The superintsndents Of public schools viii hold
conventtsA In this city next week at Legislative
fhe sisrm Of me sounded last night from box
2. corner Fourth aud New York aveaue, was .
Chief Ularvoe's new once q. police headquar.
sers, slncs Il has been furnished, presents neat
Re-: D A: Nas.ire, pastor q st. AloysIus'
church, was the lucky winner of . rare copy of
the Dook entitled ANNALS Of Ireland"
M :Sss .'s . ~ : sIs lss
and plsIp, md came mon Ssvsnnsh, Ga.
TIE friend. Of Mn. Senator Dorsey viii b glad
,s Earn ~ sn.t she has quite recovered from her
,Oolynbls Commandsry, No. . knights Tom
klr, naking iextsasiye srraagemenfs for It's
1ssss. lsvss. which takes place on the oh Of
NJ: q. L lebssts has received several very
ier the astiAsial stsps pavement laid for them IN
oef MS supefvig1oa hast summer. ~.
e@1Pets e work rsmoytng the dirt and clayf from
On stfsSs sad aloog tho elrsstones were heavy
Sp fs1s1 a. ssS observer Of turned
The Artificial Stone Company held an inpor-
svsaieg, 9 khick important 6a3isess y was trssS.
rss y fs xssc to ne e soes the
dAyA -. vs. " '' s''''' - -"
The gsntlsnan who took the Tslna essseoat
noM me cioak.rcom on the night Of the Presi-
&c !. ..1 ssfe &: :aoS ossss.ss, = sSs ess.!s
On the fcseass rss r..dSrea i.Po ea tSs
%: ~ hsai.l Up g xisssss1is, VI, tSssssSSS
0o00ltlo0 70 fo1uA0 h0R trina
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NEW ADHERTZsENENTs

See the card Of r. Hersog.
Rose Volkerty vs.. Benedict volksvt
gold linked bracelet has been lost.
Edward Robinson vs.. Maria Robinson.
J. W. Starr has sums of money to invest,
A young German desires situation a. bar.
keeper.
Information wanted Of Margaret and Annie
Kcarncy.
Revised prayer books for 1874 for sale by WIN.
Ballantyne.
$. y. Pierce, barber. Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween Twenty first and Twenty -second streets.
B. II. Warner will sell, on Thursday, February
., 1t p m, stalls In the Northeastern market.
B. h. Warner will sell, on Saturday, January
81, at p. M, . magnificent dwelling, on the
northwest corner Of Ninth and NJ streets
Holden Spence will SCH, on Thursday, Feb
ruary 5, ut p. m, valuable two-story and base
ment brick house, on sublot Is, in square east Of
square 500.
Green & Williams will sell, on Wednesday,
February 4, at p. m, an attractive three-story
brick dwelling, on Ninth street, between p and @
streets northwest. -''v'"
The sale, by b. II. Warner, Of valuable i'm
proved property on south street, between Four
and Sixth streets west, has been most
poned until Tuesday, February 8, at D. m.
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= REAL EsTATR TRANSFERS.

The following transfers OF real estate have been
aaAs rsceatly:. w. J. Miller, trustee, to Josiah
T. Praihsr, lot s. square ssa, ti,oso; Reginald
Fendan to Alice 4. Barfol, lots - and q, square
90, e2Tse; OFawfsrd O. Adams ct NJ. to Geo.
p. ShlsS, lot - square $50, ~ IS; Crawford u.
ADAM :. ~. =: John Enosh, los g, sqsars SO,
,Ss = sSa1rs % 2 ess; Mssga,ss z. 81 sse,s .
e7i, 90; Ohas. n Naiihs1s % Hebeit Z. Arrow,
lot q, h OLD 0sotsstown, $3.50: EdWsrl @. Mer-
rick to Samasl Neile, part Of iot 4 sqaars S7i,
o3,6Qo; Paalus Thysen et M. to Geo. A. Afnef,
lots %, @, % and g, square %, lots q apd -.
square ~, and county property, 1000; Thomas
Foley 70 Roosevelt BaYley, lot I, square
31A 60; GAAuel Wells q NJ. 20
Maria Elizabeth Msnisk, lot z square 81,
e3,soo; lsaAe r.. Childs ct -ux. 70 John
= Hsrrsii lot ., .olars ~, 4eoe; Isaac 7. ChIds
zoe, t7oc clas. q: MsEasn e ": 70 Moses Kelly,
vIr. to James II Fitch, mart, Of ,ot. $ and g.
jc6n l. Hsrfsli, Iets 10 and II, square 10, 0l3o;
leasc p. ChHds q M. to -yoh1 Z. Herrell, lot !,
square roe, Ses; Geo. y. Kendall TO Ellsabsth b.
Kndall, lot 2, square ~, 10 and love and aGee-
tion; Jeremiah Cpdneilto John Ilolleran, lot @,
". Dick, iot I, square sss, -; Mn. P. bradley
Wallace q NJ. Z koSsrt II. Forsyih. half iot 8,
square s35, u 900; Robert H. Forsyth 10 Hattie y
Wallace, half lot O. square SIS, u 90; Samuel Y.
Hoyt to James W. Denver, LOT ", square $50,
5000; Roscoe ohkling ct NJ. to Samuel Hooper,
part lot 70, square III, ~, 900.
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CITY ITEMS.
AT HELBRuNsa

AT HK1LBRuN's, =
4G2Seyenth street northwest, - =
.g.-,r e|s ssSsk Ss. ssls q e. -r
= LADIES' NoSSy Button Caters,
White. Red and Blue Slips, 80 -
Rubbers and Arct;cs. 80 -
l02 Seventh street.
Browns metallic weather strip the cheapes.
and best in use. Eoreale only ut Tubman's, ana
Ninth street. Wall paper reduced twenty per
get window shades for u, with fixtures complete.
SINGER SEWING MACHINES -r.
Out OF 2,eA4 sewing machines distributed to ap-
plicants by the Chicago Relief Committee, each
sPg,sans q Sts.stisnssins the 9aehips she wanted,
~. q IL the ST. Rsts These
szesuspt maehinsis held.-Hdrper's Weekly, NsU
Rhsumatism. An suierersfron the .abovs com.
vised to use Blair's Gout and Rheumstic Pulls.
to sSs paS sni
have been universally ased IN Esroke fr IAany
years with the greatest success Prepared BY
and sold by all druggists.
WHITE. clean, sound teeth, all may have by
der Prcs and g ssnts psi Sesti Tooth f0"
BEAurIruL, soft, glossy hair, an desire IT, all
may have 1t by constant use Of THoNPsON'S Pc
msdc Optime. Price, Is and 50 eents par betAe.. ,
LI0Hr-CoLoRRD Kid Gloves srevery styMqh NhsA
not s0ilod. JoUyEH's inodorous Kid Glove Oleanef
will renoyato them thoroughly. Price, Is cents
per bsttls. AL sold BY druggists and fancy deal
er1. I .
WELLS MAcHrsEsPnlAD SYMxarHiaINo
fLAeTERs, whenever plaster IL noe1ed, ars m
rivalled. Price, %, Is, and 30 cents each.
RIANINATED SYSTEM ~
Nervous, dsbIlitstAd, And d51bondipg, the suf-
fereT from indigestion and biliousuess deserves
the kindly sympathy Of every man and woman
whom heaven has blessed with vigorous stomach
and . regular 1ow Of healthy bile. While in this
forlorn condition lot him commence o course Of
that supreme restorative, Hoststter's Stomseh
BltterA At the md q four or 1vA weeks AK him
how he feels and regard him attsntively. You
vii go new man, yoa will hear new voice.
his words viii be cheerful in purport and In tone,
his eye will be clear and It's expression untroubled
and he will tell you that he q free from p6in, has
good appetite. sleeps sonndly and that his habit
Of body fs natural and regular. We have seen
this wonderful change effected In handreds OF in
stances BY faithful, perssyeriny use Of this in
the surrounding activities, It tops them all.
TO rHE>wkAK, THE IVORY, AND TEE WEARY,
the editor Of the Boston Recorder says: I'VE can
most unhesitatingly recommend the Peruvian
Syrup, . protected solution of the protoxide of
iron, to all the weak, the worn, and the weary,
having richly experienced its benefits. 1t Dos
sesses All the qualities claimed for it BY Its pro-
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MARRIAGE.
THE STEAMER OSSLPEE.

The United States steamer OssiPse, which vas
frozen up here last week, was badly damaged In
hsr passage down the Potomac BY the Ice. Much
Of her copper shsashing was torn Oh, and the hull
damaged someRAak. The vessel IL now IN dock
paiP Aef, whom Sie VIII sail for Koy WosE
Master 0eofye A. Calhoun, who was executive
obeae Of the VtTEinius whom that vessel sunk, 10
ordered TO report 90 board tbs Osslpes for tempo
rary duty, bot Viii DO transferred to the Wof-
esster On bis arriv al al Key West, Florida. =
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COLoRzD soHooLs,

MEETING or THE BOARD OF rRtmrEEs.
The Bosrd sf rrusts.s a. Oo,o,.a $500 "a
tAeif rsguiar monthly meeting last evening It
Sumner school buildlns, MI. Henry Johnsoa.
preSident m the chain
L Anniicssions Sor fsschsr,s,rs $3.50 >.s~.x
| ron ESnioe p sfsdd Eds-sassy> TrsStsc~ III
Amid Smailvood JSmes RnfieS srnIssS n, ~
Ths SunSrints ~ isrt ,sro,..s "a. ,s,s,.. ~ n
oufsjte e1anirs1icn s,,titS's- e. - ~,
1 shiua fy-1~s's'~'~ 49, - ~ - 'sSA A
/ "a recompvpsdat1oa = the an. vsfesss On
1teachers md teIt bookn tHe reY,ort m rsSsivsd
The mperirts.d snt n S9ittea ~ sb,,evi,r All.
sfFacf Of renorts A. ~ 1onfS a. nses.S~r
l M,-h.. ~ -.-s,. - s~-s,-.,~,
- 18TH sr H.. a. ~ sSs.s snC ~ ~ %
Ssahsr of nunais W,oiisS d.,inS ~. ;rcnsS
tcsSsncs Sn,ic. ~ E.c"sh - f..s n :. ~
sehoois "a. ~ SsSTis - S.aU S "
ra-S-1.sr5 ~ - 1.EA9 NcLaSc
l n tsy,iirsss ~ S ~GAS, SSSaHc.sS NJ ~ -.
| centaSe ~ ts,stsssr ~aS ~. -; !, ~
porsI punishmsnt q SsSesS ~ ~ mosSh' =:
euspssdeS. S& nu16s, "a Si-s.E S.S;,s r.
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-22
TTMRoyaH LINZ sETwEEN WASHING

VTMROU9H LIVE BETWEEN WASHING.
l. TON, PHlLADELPHlA AND NEW YORK.
WASHINGTON, Derembcr ., tHJ.
Trains between Warrington and New York are
FOR NEW YORK, without change ofcars.
Lesvs daily, except Sunday, a . q. M, and aud
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Isave daily, except Sunday, al "a. M, and s:0
ON SUNDAY.
Leave ios Nc York At s:ao p. M, and rhilalci-
p'TiThh rcss1 deisis e finaseiphsa. New Yors or
Boston car b had Al the Station 0ce al all hears
" ~ VI slso, shs Ce0Psns's once, - Pssnsyi-
TassekseSs purehasiAe tickets At The svenue oaa,e
eau there arrange to have thelr bsxsage called for
ana eheelel - tseir ss1eenee, takes . he depot
ssc HstsiSSre IA dS,o rsiiroad advertisement for
schedule 1&ween Washtnstou, bai,i1ors, AAnA9s
o w TIoSs e HAN, Mssecr Of Transpsrtattoa
6k0. s. KO0N9B, Agent at Washington.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-22
WAsHiNofoN AND ONO RAHRoAD.
FALL MISREPRESENTATION DAILY
TSS AT s sunSHR}HHf6S SESINNiNSa 1HiG otsr

" law Warrington a. .. N. and p. n, and Al
eIsairis g I'D. e. and $40 p. 2: Pas teeshnsS
sffivs q Hamilton q Mss .. m. and SIS p. n.
Leave Hamilton q 80 Z; U. and n:lS p. rass
and arrive a A6xaaAss at ss .. and Sis b. n,
ard Of Washington q 9to .. .. md SD p. -
insion "a oSio ears q 81 7stInSis and rstanac
.sss:S siaSn e . 4 .SS II and 80
The 1:4s .. N. train nom Alexandt1e end l1:S p.
m. train from Hamilton connect At HADNton with
Kenny daily lire Of eooehs1 for PHee1lvle Snick.
ersvil1S, Beryvib0 and WInchester. Also, with
daily for Able ard Middie6urg.
CONSERVATION tieksts, thIse Sents PCT Mtss: b
su4SLtf General Ticket AGENT.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-22
.rrp mir or rar chr

% 70 Savsge's md get him to pot bis unrfvsled
wsathsF-stYiP on your Window and doors. Many
have been e00lhetad, and 'adviae their friends 70
70 and do likewise. Jos. L SAVAGE
Psaasylvania avsnus and Tenth street