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rSSOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
Claims o. ,very description against the.,istrict
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Liacoin Hail serSioes Sabbath at $3.50. decll-tr
n~ DR.. McFARLAN, Dentist, has returned
ts ,he city and resumed practice Geo once,
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MADAME BOSS.

This celebrated Lsdy Astrolo&ise and Healing Me.
dunn can be consulted at No. gel d street,
corner Of ID, northwest. She hiss no superior
In ceinesting the Past, Present and Future. In
love business her advice Ia invaluable describing
your friends pointing out your enemies, and inform.
ing you Of the sure way TO success IN all under.
takfngs Consultation strictly CONFIDENTIAL Ladies.
q; gentlemen, clio. iyH-ly
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MILLINERY SALE--fhe sale OF millinery
goods q postponed until tomorrow morning,
same hour Is advertise ment.
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MADAME JANAUsCBsE's handsome Agent il
IN town making the final arrangements for the
appearance OF the great actress at the Nstiona Al
Ihester next week IN some Of her tnest ro,sS.
On MONDAY night she appears in her dual rep
reeentston OF Lady Deadlock" aud "Hor-
sense" IN "Chesney Wold." TUESDAY night in
the new play ''Tke Earl of Eszex:i WeiSes.yav
night in "Deborah ;" and THURSDAY nigat a.
"Queen CathariDe," in Henry VIII -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-22

LATIkER CLsARY have tine lot Of segsrs
and Whisky a. private sale.
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CONFINEMENT and happiness reign in all
households where Dooley's Yeast Powder is
used. Try 1t. Your grocer has il.
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GEo. C. HENSrsG, 40 It'll street.

cough. cold, asthma, bronchitis or any of the
various pulmonary troubles that so often termi-
nate in eorsumptiOn? II SO, use "Hiber's Pure
Cod LireT OIL and Lime" safe and efficscious
remedy. This is no quack preparation, but Is
regularly prescribed by the medical faculty.
Manufactured only by A. b. Wilbor, chemist
boston. Sold by all druggists. eos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-22

CHRISTMAS AT CENTER MARKBT.-In order
10 accommodate al classes, the Center market
Will be kept open on THURSDAY, the cath inst.
curing the day, and in the evening until IL
O'Clock. Arrangements have been made for an
abundant supply OF the very best market pro
ducts. HousekeePers should remember tn at the
horse-cars pass around the Center markes on
every SIDE, thus enabling the lsboTing clsss 81 to
nave Their marketing conveyed TO all portions
OF the city.
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'RUsTEk'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROF
EhTY In GEORGETOWN.
HOLIDAY PRESENT 5.

Just receIvtd,a large lot of Ladies' HemstitcheF
daLds ere tiefs; Embroidered Linen Handkerch Is
me 10 esch box. beautiful present, from el Is 20
-; cents handkerchief, MUfers and Ties Laites'
lie al mile @ufllers Harris Seamless and Vic
toIis Gloves; Harris button Kids for Children,
WIN IA g. stock Of Domestic AID Foreign Dry
o'of, winch viii be sold cheap to reduce stock,
Can early at b. THOS. BROWNS,
CeclS-lw New Store, No III Rri1ra st-as.
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kILLED WHILE TRYING TO Escape PROs
JAIL esterdsy Detective McDevits receive,
Information from Sheriff BrOad9ater OF Esir
Tar county, Va, that on Sunday last Bur
Hawkins. the notorious cOlOred attic tnief va
vas arTestsd some three weeks since in this cit
and returned to Fairfax Court House where h
BAD been operating, was killed by the tailor
george Walter. from whom be tried to escaUs
HE wife lives IN this city, and the sheriff re
euested that Information be given her 50 tha
The body OF Hawkins can be sent her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-22

THE FINEST TURKEYs. the pick of the m n,
kets of Maryland and Virginia, TO be rallied
every evening during the coming week a
SchWing y Clarke's, eth and G. SITS.
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weather Probabilities To day.

1ILsDA1--.--..December -, 1874.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENT,

nSGEORGET0WE BUILDING AID IN
Wy PbUNk mENT COMPASY Books will be
oprL for subscriptions for STOCK in this I'm pauy n
the 9TH OF DECEMBER. 1874, aud remain open for
thirty dsys, at the Geor getOs SAVINGS Bank
BY order 81 the Board II Directors
dece-tu&slm I'll W. BARRETT, Secretary
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PERSONAL.

WAsHlNGTON, ID. o., Dec q, 1874.
Mr.. EDITOR Permit me throsgh your columus
to express my gratitude 70 the a. Protection Life Ia
swdAce Go Of Chtoaeo, III ;, for the pr ON 2t amer
IN v hieh they have iiqudsted my claim on them for
q So no POI icy. which has been duly received OF
cue month in advance Of its maturity. Knowing
that There are many in this community an xious as
to the stability OF the Company think IL my duty
10 !, form them OF its msgnanimity and reliability
as this 10 the first Opportunity in the District OF Co.
lumbis, they have have had OF showing their stable
epd sound condition.
L. MATILDA RARNASn
n'HE PUBLIC AVE CAUTIONED FROM
II tuying or receiving 9 Certificate issued to
Chas. eehroth to the amo mt OF about $3.50 for
work done on street, between 9th ana TN streets
decH-2tn WM HOLMRAD
Nj BS. DIR. Kills, the G,eat C7airroyant aud
1S1 ScteNifc Asirologist. at sl2 10th street The
most ake pticsl invited call and learn Of all they
would know concerning life. decl6 Inn
HATTIE J.. HBENOH, the Celebrated Electrsetan,
Il L CIdircota af and Test Medium, 12S llth street
horthwest-Casee, both acute and chronic, treated
and cured by electric magnetism. decl-lns
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ASK YOUR GROCER or wine merchant for
Charles Heidsieck's silIery or extra dry Cham
payne.
EXeelled by none. st,h q
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hIIDIOlNE TINE KEAPIR TUMBLER
lVl TOP.-IarGluab!s IN tAe Sick Roon.-Insur-
ing regularity in giving medicines. Its use is urged
BY ell PHI sicfaps. a spoon handle hole allows the
Doctor1 prescription under rear end Of hand; Q
cover for the tumbler, protecting II from dust ard
States, IS P8R 100. Samples mailed, post. raid,
for 10 cents. The Mosls DAME Co., DANBuRY,
dealers. decl5.eelm
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WFATHER STRIPs at Hamilton & Pearson
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CoRNs, &C.-"Tbe wise fer health on daily
walks depend and thousands patrOuiza De-
Whites establishment, 535 18th street, opposite
U. y Treasury, to avoid painful Corns, Bun.
ions, Inverted Nails etc
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-19
Col. Perry.

Since the nomination Of Col. A. w. Per-
~ as Independent candidate for state SEN
ator, we have heard the most encouraging
reports from all parts Of the district Of the
prospects of hearty and vigorous sup
port by the people. As soon as the news
Of his nomination got abroad, there was a
desperate effort made by inscriptions and
designing men to convince the timorous
and nervous that his sympathies are not
with the Independents, and that his nom
ination was mistake, The very despera.
ton Of these culminators convinced many
that he was the man, and the truth is that
the nomination Of no other man in the dis
trict could have produced the horror in the
Republican ranks as does the nomination
Of Col. Perry. He is we'll known; is a
man whose political whereabouts can be
found is positive in character politics and
business. He has no half method Of do
ing business. He believes that what is
worth doing at jail is worth doing well,
and applies this axiom to everything he
undertakes; has been life long and earn
est foe to monopolists and oppression f
all kinds He is not the man Of broad
cloth, jewels and ease, but an everyday
sort of man, who is not delicate about
the hand or associating with the
brawny armed laborer, or even of laying
hold Of and using the implements of labor
himself He is the man for the people in
every respect, and the people will prove
that they think so by their votes.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-19
-
Henderson and the Contrabands,

from me henry county NeHs.
The Union Advocdte, paper published
in Geneseo at that time, when Henderson
ran for congress on the Democratic ticket,
against Lovejoy, and owned by Major
Hosford, an officer in Henderson 8 regi
ment, though Major Hostord, being in the
army, was not at that time the editor, con-
tains the following in its issue of Oct 81,
1862:
"By letters received from the Henry Co. regi-
ment, the ll2 Illinois, we learn that on recent oc
casion several contrabands found their way into
the lines of the regiment, and that Col. Hender-
son ordered them returned to their masters. The
captains and officers refused to send them outside
OF the lines at the command of the colonel The
colonel then ordered part, all, of the captains
under arrest for disobeying orders Thus We have
our own Col, the favorite officer OF the regiment
and the Union" candidate for congress in opposi
ton to Owen Lovejoy, already showing the cloyen
hoof OF proslavery proevicies by ordering back to
slavery those slaves seeking protection and liberty
under onr flag. and within the lines of the army Of
freedom. We sent him down there to fight the en-
emles of our country. Instead OF doing that, the
first act of his, worth reporting at home Is TO aid
this proslavery rebellion by protecting these infer
nal man stealers and traitors in their pretended
rlghts OF property in men, women and babies =!
There is conservatism" for you with vengeance.
Col Henderson, II seems, Is earning the cAtraya-
giant praises OF the secesh Times anu the sup
port OF Lis old pro -slavery friends"
No wonder Gen. Henderson begged so
PitSOuois IVA ioiSiNCucSs VI Ills sllS Ill HIS
speech on the 10th inst, on the grounds
that we had forgiven Jefferson Darts
These are almost his exact words: III
you have forgiven JEFF. Davis and all the
thousands Of other men who have proven
traitors to their country, then can you not
forgive Tom. Henderson 2" We will take
it upon ourselves to say that the people of
this district will forgive him; but Tommy
we must also be permitted to whisper in
your ear that Jefferson Davis wouldn't
stand much of show if he were running
for congress in the 9Th district of Illinois
in 1874!
Nevertheless, let us respond to his APP
peal, and forgive him as jeff Davis was
forgiven; and shall we continue the simile
and vote for him as we would vote for JEFF.
DAVIS! But comparisons are odious. Let
the people show by their votes what thew
think of the Consistent"
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-19
Economy in New York City Under Republican
MANAGEMENT.

FROM NE ". ! ou"'
In the year 1871 1.-THE Twede reign the
total taxation levied upon the people OF
this city was 1928, 362,527 and the rate OF
the tax 2.l7 per cent. Then the Com
mittee of Seventy and the Republicans set
to work and gave us reform city govern
ment with the sublime Havemeyer at its
head. This reform city government began
to operate with the year 1873, and In the
autumn of that year the taxes amounted
to $28,22S, 400, and the rate OF taxation
was 2. SO per cent. And now, after three
years of this reform administration the
taxes for 1874 are $32, 3l2,8lo, and the
rate is go per cent.
Thus in three years our taxes have
crown from 1928 900. 600 to 1872, 0OO, 900, SO
that they are now 40 per cent. greater than
they were only three years ago. Unless
. this rate of growth is stopped, IN the year
, 1877 they will be $4,000, 600; in the year
) 1880 they will be $63,0O0000, and nine
years from now they will be about $50 0Oo,-
600.
Is it not evident that some sort OF radi-
cal change is necessary in the admlnistra'
ton of this city? Let the men who have
to vote in November think about it.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-19
SENSATION IN WASHINGTON.
The Democrats Agreesblv Surprised and the
Republicans Grievously Afflicted at the
Democratic Triumphs in Ohio and
Indiana

WASHINGTON, Oct l4.-No political
event TOR many years past has produced
half the sensation in Washington that has
been occasioned by the intelligence of the
great victories of the Ohio aud Indiana
elections. The administration had no
doubt Of carrying both these states. In
Ohlo they fully expected to get twenty OF
thirty thousand majority and to elect all
thelr Old congressman, except, perhaps,
Parsons, whose loss they expected to off
set by the election Of Stevenson over Ban
ing, IN Cincinnati. They thought that the
outrage howl had liked the whole thing.
aud with the passions and old animosities
Of the war infamed to fever heat. the
northern states would indorse all the on.
pressions, corruptions, and maladuinis,ra.
ton of the government. They had PLAYED
the outrage card so often aud SO success
fully that they could not believe it could
possibly fail to win. 1t is needless 10 mar
rate, from the middle of August last to
the present day the law officers of the gov
eminent had converted the department Of
justice into mere political machine to op-
crate on the elections and to furnish the
lowest productions of partizan malice and
SANDER. In view Of this artful and we'll
organized conspiracy to rob truth of its
power aud confuse the popular mind. the
most sanguiBe Democrats here barely ex-
peeted to maintain their ground at these
elections. The result is almost as astoubd
ing 10 them as to the administration.
These officials are to-day greatly democrat
lied, and scarcely know what to say. Some
affect 10 question the accuracy of the re-
turns, while some Of the secretaries pre-
tend that they have been actually too busy
10 read the newspapers.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-19
prxocRArrc.I1BKRAL TICKET.
REPUBLICAN TIcXEE
Gen. Henderson, in his speeches, de-
clares that the Republican party is not re-

Gen. Henderson, in his speeches, de-
clares that the Republican party is not re-
sponsible for the frauds, anarchy, robber-
les and bad government which prevails in
some parts Of the south. Gen. Hender-
sons attention has been called to the
speech Of Senator Matt Carpenter, who
takes an entirely different view, Of that
matter and whois probably better acquaint-
ed with the subject, inasmuch as he has
been south to examine into it, and. in his
place in the senate, gave his views of the sub
ject,which we're directly opposite the dema-
gogue views of Mr.. Henderson. We now
ask Mr.. Henderson's attention to an edi-
torial in Harper's Weekly, written by Hon.
Geo. VIM. Curtis, a Republican of the
highest standing, and a late member OF
the civil service commission
From Harpers Weekly.l
"Look at Louisiana. Governor kellog
plainly could not stand day without tn
army of the United States Is the Who'll
duty OF tle hGpuUllcdu party " Iouioion
discharged by declaring that the late reb
els may thank themselves, and by putting
the army and navy at the disposition Q
Messrs. Kellogg, Casey, and Packard
Will that or ought that to satisfy coun
try or party which has read the repor
of the senate committee declaring tina
Kellogg is not the legally elected Govern
of the stated The Republican executive
upholding in Louisiana Governor VIII II
a Republican committee Of congress a
leges not to have been elected, and
whose election the President himself fran
ly declares his doubts. That Governor
certainly not to be oyerthrown by revo
ton, and when that is attempted the Pre-
ident, having recognized him, righttu|
sustains him. But the Republican part
having the power, cannot rest here.
must lose no time in extricating its
from the wretched dilemma, the resp(
sibility of which, however, must be shar'
by both parties. We are doing an Loui
ana phat George ILL., tried to do IN
old colonies. We hare orr heel upon 0
o,on principles for zee are maintaining
State Government of Which ,ce oursell
can only sag, as in the Senate report, til
II might hare been legal had sonaethi'
been done achich aoas not done.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-19
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-19
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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-17
A BRAVE GIRLS BIG WALK,
FROM CHARLOTTE, n. a., 70 AnE
LA COURT HOUSE, VA.

White slavery in North Carolina
women in the Field - siiusory
Promises Made by some OF the
Agents IN New XOrk-Pluck that
Won EverybOdy's Admiration.
In Warwick, Orange county, fifteen
years ago, there were five brothers named
Sly, who with one exception, were all well
to do. Henry Sly, the exception, did not
prosper as did the others, and when he died
five years ago, the rest of the family, not
having associated with him closely during
his lite, were not anxious to draw family
ties more closely around his widow and
children, who struggled in poverty for
bare living. The older child, Jane Sly,
now about eighteen years of age. has sup
ported herself ever since her fathers death
working at farmhouses and at one of the
village hotels, and living more with her
mothers sister, Mrs. Frmpter, then with
her mother, whenever she was out of work.
Especially has this been the case since her
mother married the second time. Since
then Jane has been home very little, not
even seeing her mother for months at a
time.
Last summer she gave up her place in
one of the Warwick hotels, and after
short time came to New York. Here she
obtained work, but in the panic of last fall
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-17

THE FARMERS WAR-EQUAL TAXATION
GRANGEs-PATRoNs OF HusBANDRY-A
series of letters published in the Rutland
Daily GLOBE. from the pen Of Hon. S. NJ.
Dorr, of Rutland, and now collected and
published for general circulation, by order
of the Rutland Grange of the Patrons Of
Husbandry. Eight dollars per thousand
one dollar per hundred. Published by the
GloHe Paper Company, Rutland.