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pslItieaI Notes.

Col. Robert White is spoken Of
ns candidate for the Senate from IIalup.
shire County
- Tho Democracy Of Bmxtsn will
hold their County Convention, for the
purpoic Of nominating candidate for
tho Legislature, &c at Sutton, on the
25lh inst.
- Many Of tho Democrats Of Cal,
hOun and Richie arc pushing along
Captain Hsyhenst, as o candidate for
the Legislature from that Delegate Dis
trict.
Hon. Chas, J. Faulkner swings
himself GU. as candidate for Congress
in tue Second District in lengthy let.
ter reviewing his political history ard
defining hi, present position.
IL is expected that the Rais will
shortly issue a call for convention ,C
nominate a candidate for Congress frou
this District. Some Of the faiihfu! ar,
now working tue matter up.
- George A. Blakemore, Of Peudlc'
ton, las announced himself in card in
the Petersburg Eaamiaer rs a candi'
date for election to the House of Dele
gates. Ho WIS the Senator from that
disf,ict in the last Legislature.
Among others, We hear that our
good friend Captain sidah Campbell,
Is being urged to come before the par
ty Us a candidate for the Legislature,
from Gilmer county, The Captain
would make good and true represen.
tatiYe.
= A writer III tho Rtgitter says
that " Major W. D. RollysOn, would
likely consent to sacrifice himself up.
on tho legislative altar for the good Of
the dear people, were it tcnacicu.ly in,
sisted upon by the requisite number Of
voters"
Tho National Republican says a
leading Republican Senator Informed
It's representatives, that tho resignation
Of Wilson as Vice. President Of the
United States will soon ba made pub
lie, being solely on account Of hi.
health and without my political motive
III IL
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MILTON NORRIS.
RoBElsl G. LINN.
uly 6.4w Spceial Comm'rs.

sale Of Land In Eraxton
County. f.'
Samuel 7. ssuda, plaintiff
Na,e.llus D ..costr, defendant.
IL cHAscKRY.
( Pursuant 10 AdCetee pronounced Ia The
above STYLED cause by the County Court OF
Bnlxion county, at the May term, 1874, tho
underSiguol as Special Commissioner for
that purpose appointed, will, on The
1lSth Day OF August, 1874,
that being Court day for said county, pro-
coed TO sell at public auction, In front Of The
Court House door Of said county, to tho
hishcs, bidder, the tiart Of land III The bill
and proceedings OF said cause mentioned.
Said land 10 situate in said county, on Cedar
Greek, aud contains
1913 ACRES.
TERMS OF SALE .For cash 10 hand
enough to par tho costs Of this suit and ".
ptnse of sale. The residue Of pureliaIo
money on i credit Of 4, 8 aud l2tnonth,,
taking from tliepurehN,er bonds bearing 10.
tsttst from dale, with good personal seeuri.
", and retaining a lien on Tho land 20 sold
asiut,heE security.
N, T. FRAME,
july204w ComniHipntr
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senatorial convention.

The Democracy Of the Ninth Senatorial
District. comprising tho cOuuiIeS Of Lewis
Randolph, Upthur, Barbour, TAYLOR aud
Tucker, are requested 10 meet and appoint
Delegates to atlsnda Convention to be seld
BEVERLEY, AUGUST 25th, 1874,
for the purpogo Of nominating q candidat,
for tho State Senate from said District.
By order oil tue cnmmillte.
LII MOaR4Lti Chm,
J, ~. worFiSDiS, Secretary.
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On several occasions We have called
attention to tho importance Of eslab'
lshing fsh,laddGrs in tho different
stieums Of our State where natural OF
artificial distractions prevent tue ISL
IIotli ascending to their natural spawn
lug grounds, by means Of thoss lad.
dGrs our supply Of Li'h would b. great
ly Increased ut u comparatively SINAI
expense. We elliptic following ftou
the New York San as bearing upon ihu
subject:
"l'Ao praciibiliiy Of increasing The
supply oL edible ISL by means Of arti-
iclal Matching has becl fully establish
I'd by the experience Of tic last few
years, aud tho important results to be
obtained by systematic f.h culture are
now generally acknowledged. Quite u
NUM- or Of States have appointed feb
commissioners, some Of whom have
been ut work for years with great sue.
Gees. In California tue matching OF
mountain trout has become q large and
lucrative business, aud efforts are max
Jug to stock the river with shud. In
this State tue fact has been demon.
strated that shAd will thrive in tue
lakes. Full grown specimens of that
tsh have been caught from the pier at
UsWego, some Of tlivm with the Gy, and
they have been found in many differ
cut places in Lake Ontario. Large
numbers have been taken at Port Dial.
hOusiC, ana one was recently caught at
Cape Vincent weighing four pounds
aud three quarters"
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lEuished Confederate chieflain. And
what crowd Of memories must have
struggled 10 the Presidents breast for
mastery Mt that moment. He had
never encountered General Jackson IN
the dell.-They had never been GU
gagged in tue same battle though he
NAV have had Sigh, acquaintance
with him in the valley Of Mexico, but
Grant had watched from bis Geld Of
operations in the West calmly, aud wO
judge dispassionately, tho rapid rise
and brief but brilliant career Of this
great,,warrior With tho eye and pride ola
true soldier aud perhaps ho felt CRATE
tito his stars that tile line Of bis destiny
had not been in the pathway oiIhc ire
sislibye soldier Of tho Valley, Stone.
wall bad "crOsscd over tho river" be-
Ulysses S. Grant rGucicd bis front, or
Ulysses S. Grant might not have stood
where / en- he stood bOwius to tho as
Sc mblud throug, hat in hand, the eyno'
sure Of every eye, But his words will
be as "immOrtal' as their subject, aud
history will forgive the pious fraud by
which he has stolen a leaf from Stone
wallis fame, q reflected ray Of glory
from bis brow, with which to deck hi.
own, and thus cheated US Of our just
resentment for an enemy by turning Il
to admiration Of bis muguaplmity.-
Richmond Enquirer.
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State senate..-3rd District

We afe authorized 10 announce hon.
ABSALoM KNOTS, OF Calhoun, US a can.
dIdAip for the State Senate IRON the Third
District, composed OF the counties Of Ilarri.
sou, Rilchie, DOddrilge, Gilmer and Cal
Uun,-bubiOcl 10 the dtcision Of the Demo
cratic Senatorial Conversion, should one be
held
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Now Departure In
u AI1 @G - O. {
payev NamG>Mg, Sc.

1wCJ" Arnawalt would respectfully In.
fern the public that liz has taken new de.
pariare IN hi, line Of business. Hard times
have come upon W, aud 81 per day fot
palntrrsis too much. there ore propose to
work by the day cheap, " will take
contracts st very low terms, for all work IN
my llLc.-l keep on hand nj oil times u full
supply of PAINTS, OILS, &C.. aud furnish
them Ut Wholesale rates. can 10 found al
all tincI at EdnlS,on & llAre's Drug Store,
where orders lvtt for me will ntet with
ptomp. attention.
'f' D. W. ANNAwAlT,
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To a. y. ROhrbuugh, Simon Rohrbough,
Harriet kOhrbOugh, Elsie 'iohrhou9h,
Francis KEe, S. A. Jenkins and l.arernla,
his wife, Calendar lsohtboush, Samuel
Bird and Amanda, lis wife,
TAKE NOTICE, that on the Tth day Of
August, 1874, at the law office Of Henry
Drannon, III the town Of Weston, In Lewis
county, lPest Virginia; and on tic 18th lay
Of August 1874, 1T The law Office Of John s.
Fisher, in the town OF BuckhnnnOn, Upshut
county, IVES, Virginia, we will u,ka the
DISPOSITIONS Of john Kec aud Others 10 10
read as evidence Oh tie hearing OF certain
chanCcry suit pending In the Circuit Court
Of upsnur county, IN which We and Others
ave plaintiff, and you aud others are
defendants. And Ii from any cause tho
taking o. said drposilion5 should not be
commented or moi completed, on that day,
the taking Of the same will 10 continued
from day 10 day until completed. Given
under our hands this 91lh day Of June, 1874.
Ibid. PERRY q. J.0RESTz,
CAThARINE LORENlZ.
July O 4w,
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Commissioners Sale of
Valuable Real Estate in Lewis
County.

c. BOggess and ". L. Lively, Commission
ers, PLAINTIFF, 1..
E. G. Nlnnleh and W. u. Asphalt, defend
ants.
Pursuant TO decree Of the Circul; Court
Of Lewis county, rendered at the March term,
1873, the Undersigned Commissioners will
proceed to sell at public auction, to the high
est bidder. at the front door Of tho Cour,
HouIe OF Lewis county, on tho ID day OF
August, 1874, that being the lSt day OF the
County Court for said county, n tract Of
GGf ACRES OF LAND,
situate on the West Fork River, between
four and five miles above the town Of Hes.
ton, II being one-half OF 1881 acres Of land
formerly owned BY John Hopkins and Mar
tin ShaughnesSy, and more particularly de.
Scribed in the plat and reportin the papers
Of the cause fled, TO which reference Is here
made.
Terms Of salc-CASH.
CALEB B0GGESS, | c,,,.,,..
W. R. LIVELY, 0''AH '''
JulyG,4w
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'lOpen Confession Good for llr Soul

.,open ConfesSi0n Good for tIle Soul"
IF,em N, clo,k,brr1 rrslscrapb, Radical. /
Same oo,ro.nor1or, n ,bo wbeeli,S
,n,,S,;s lii s.t :, tsan,ls Jomond. Re-,
r' Gov gsa..iorsI Gonysn,ion
SVs S.Iiovo tbis il n matter TIM. ,bould
h." 49,, 'nS,rro .o,s;S0sa,;"n Il should
n Da h. ,' as,"S S SDnr h..,iIv # wa were
S mr. Of a decided I,epnGlicsn majority
IN III. ni.,,;o, ,bnn ~ m;,,Lt 90
.hoaS and noS'in,ts 'A o, W espdidntse
The o,iv d,,n nnon ,yLiob vc c,n firm
ars on;,;;on ,I,s sl.o,;oS oftS7o
5i:,,Gs I'M, N" Ds,nonra,s havo n v,ry
49, sN 1" ~ ~. D.'ys ~ III,
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WEST VA. UNIVERSITY

The year bcs,.stn all Departments on
WEDNESDAY,. SEPT. 3. 1878
Prot. IS. Lyon, witl,a full sttfr oil tliotss
nuphly qualified assistants, has charge Of
the Preparatory Department
Patrons seeking information In regard to
tic same will address him.
Catalogues describing the other Depart
ments may be obtained from tho Secretary
Of the Faculty, Prof Geo. W. Glover, OF
the undersigned.
ALEX. MARTIN, President,
NlOrsautOwn, W. Va.
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AANso N,Gsw, Nc
HARRISBURG, W. VA
Notice to Creditors.
70 @e Ctolitou efJOsaaa .. knight,

70 Me Cfelit0,Y 9fJosIaa .. Knighi,
GseeQtea.
In pursuance Of decree OF the Circuit
Court Of TIE county Of Gilmer, made In a
cause therein pending, to subject tue reales-
tate Of the said Joshua l., Knight to the pay
ment Of his debts, you are hereby required 10
present your claims against tue said Joshua
L. Knight for adjudication to Levi johnson,
Commissioner, nj his office in the said coun-
~, on or tefoEn the slSt day OF July, 1874.
Wines, Cprrence b. Conrad, Clerk u
our said Court, this 10Th day Of June, 1874
@ B. CONRAD, Clerk.
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OUR LAMP DEPARTMENT
Is large, and We sell at wholesale and retail
Ne shall receive constantly new supplies Q
LAMPS, CHlNlNEYS, &c and will dupli
cate free of frcights any bill Of Lamps pur
chased in Wheeling
EFT CHURCHES SUPPLIED AT COST
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t4s,7ea Aetss %
BRAXToN LAND for SALE

Mn Ross plAiaat 19
Stephen K. KAns, defendant; afv
wIIIisa 'Tlslniek, plaintiff, VCg
Stephen a <, K44.r t.t4s4s,j s4
David P. NoOy, plaintiff,
Stephen K. Kane, dssadant.
~ ciiAGC.nY.
Pursuant 10 hidetree pronounced BY tie
Circuit poErt Of BraGtou eouaty, 81 The
March term thereof, 1874, 10 theso thss
esaIss, the undersigned, as spsyiAl Commits
siopefs for that purpose Appoihisd, will pro-
coed, In front Of the court louSe door ofSald
rOunty, on the 18th day Of August, 1914,
that belug the hf1t day Of the August term
Of said Cvurt for sAId county, to sell Of pub
lie auction, to tie highest bidder, tue two
tracts Of land Ia the bill and proceedings Of
aid causes mentioned Ono Of which tracts
contains 30. 700 Aeres-the Other 50, 900 acres
n,uA,e In ihe cobhtlts or BrnGlon, Nicholas
aud Webster, but principally In Brnxton
county, and adjoining each other, and on
both sides Of Elk river.
Terms of Sale.
For cash In hand TO pay the costs ofthesa
suits and expense OF sale The residue on
credit Of Q, IL and 10 months, taking from
the purehassr, or purchasers, notes bearing
interest from date, with good personal Sc.
eurity, aud retaining lien on tho land as
n, np&,N,pnm
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sale Of
Webster County Lands.

Daniel s. squires, ad.
lninistratOr Of Addison
Mclaughlin, deceased,
and Daniel Miller 4 Go.
plaintiffs,
VS.. In chancery
Marshall Humrick, d..
PENDANT. .u
In obedience 10 a decree catered 10 this
cause by the Circuit Court Of Webster coun
". atitI May term, 1874, The undersigned,
as Special Commissioner for that pdrpost
appointed, viii. uL the ?ttl day Of S'picpl.
Der, 1874, that being Court day for said
county, proceed in front Of the Court House
door Of said county, to sell NJ public aue.
ton, to the highest bidder, tract Of land
10 ACRES-"M0RE OR LESS"
situate III said county, on the south side Of
Elk river, just below tie town Of Addison,
being tho iand IN the bill aud proceedings Of
said cause mentioned T'gtali-For cashin
hand to pay the costs Of this suit ind ex'
leHse OF sale, and the residue upon a credit
u d, IL aud IL months, taking from the pur-
chaser bonds hearing interest l.rm date Tor
tic deferred payments, with good personal
security, and Ieiaiaing lea OH tue land us
iurthCF security ....
~>0- NJ. 7. FRAME,
July 20 4H Commissioner.
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ANNOUNC EMENTs.
For Congress.
PArkersburg, June 0, 1874.
10 IN Editor ofTuE DENocRAT;
SIp,-At the solicitation Of many friends
Ikereby anuounce mygelfn rs candidate iol
CONGRESS rem the First District.
JOHN ". HoRNER.
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- LEVI JOHNSON.
july6.4w Commissioner

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
The Eol.Awss.etn Bank ofYirgiaia
Samuel i, llay.' administrator, tofu and
oiastsl te-il
~ eHASegRr.
RIP, Camden and Oihets
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July lsI,
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Given under our band, thi. inA day Of
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-18
OUR BOOK TABLE

THE ART OF DINING. By Bon Vlvant: hoDert
NJ De Witt: New York. G. c. Haley: New
Orleans.
There is rich treat in this beautifully print ed
little duodecimo for those who appreciate the re-
tinements Of the table, and.whose educated taste
allows them to enjoy the finer pleasures OF good
eating.
In light, easy style, the writer carries US
through the harmony of entrees into the sublime
region pieces de resistgnce. Epicurus would have
given the author crown Of laurel could he have
lived until this day and enjoyed the perusal OF
this rade mecuna. Contrary to the ideas OF the
many, the true luxury of the table does not con-
sist in the extravagant number of its dishes nor
the delicately carven flowers of turnip and carIo'
so frequently seen garnishing b9uf roti; it has
a purity about 1t beyond all this, and to establish
this generally seems to be the authors aim.
Fail not to visit the Crescent City Cigar Store.
af No Camp street.
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NOTES ON THE WING.
HOW THE SHOE pINCHEs THE NORTH

! 49, c.. 40 TO-.
HARTF0RD, conn., oep'' ~ Ao'4'
| Lql.or Wv uIiean5 Du Ia, a. 49, o,,o.,
IN my last ietter in9leateu va. 1ne wenafs
and prosperity o. 1he Yves. anu So s uepenu ,
upon their mutual recoSnI , " .nen icla
hons ano literesls lnaI lhey Musl co n.ol
10 open me mouth u tne MississpPi nNel;
anu 6iVe Iree ACCESS W lue &c" 1nu soou
hSIheG ior the PIouuGts VI tnc wesl, anu
such direct ana healthy commercial Ieiatlohs
WIN EUROPE a'.d ne cos.'r ~ soo.n u US -
Sildli inr uIc us VIC Denen' ~ ny.
hecene events nave SHOWN that !hls iars y pelis
| rccoghlAeo ny Ine western people. Ine warm
synpa'Iy anu promise ot suppv!l 'lo! .ie srea'
ru'ure CIy, Tue nealI OF tue alisslsslppl saHes
On tne occasion OF the recent over!urhln2 "
= az eupel hatoIlai agency ~ Aoulsiana sno"e
10y Sine me pa.:e oe .aa. .,o,-o.soa a.
SINCE MI'iilg .hat ietter nave traserseu tie
great state OF New YORK ana portion o. new
snSaiu' anu an over ths grea! No..n a 20
liiiu lhe lavaSes ol the retroactive IorGe % re-
IoM m ucllon. We nave loiis hhown 'na' Ia. I
leM- porn, Poliacai catcnW maze 10 ieao 1lle
nen-Meanihg people OF the VINO country in'o
acqulescehce with the schemes q the governing
TING, meant steai, ana only steal, xhu sha' co
liuaiy ana Is me dles our wnen NE lue. y ~
consumed, 80 reconstructon Is apouI r az On .hu
LOT want Oh AWNING more 10 steal. ln p WIZ
seiit tnese poh'icai lnatches-the ca pe.-oass.is
-uo"h upon Us, dld MOI cohsioer ho" eic"' "
nia ~, niue Hre hlndielh: I .;. -.
INC consuming eieLlen. MhIn ~ ~ II ~ 20
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INSURANCE NOTICES.

Once Of the Delta Insurance COMPANY cor.
Carondelet and Common streets--New Orleans
Sept. l. ls74.-Inconformity with the requirements OF
the amended charter and in accordance with reso-
luton of the Board Of Trustees at o special meeting
held on June &c. 1874 the subscribers 10 the Capital
Stock Of this Company hereby notified to come
forward and pay the following nstaments at the time
specified below, viz:
Ten per cent on the 1st day Of October, 1874.
Ten per cent on the lst day Of November 1874.
Fifteen per cent on the 1st day of December 1874.
Fifteen per cent the 31st day Of December 1874.
By order Of the Board. "a
an30 Am L. ". BAQUIE, Secretary.
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BY Nash & HOdgsOn.

BY Nash s. HOdgsOn.
EXTENSIVE CATALOGUE SALE
Of
Fancy and Staple Groceries,
Wines, Liquors, Whlskies, Brandies,
Ales, Porters, Schnapps, Cordials,
Claret, Port and Sherry,
Brandenburg Freres, Celebrated Wines,
German Settler Waters,
Syrups. Oils, Flour,
Soaps, Starch, Candles,
Fine Teas, Salt, Yeast Powders, -.
Also
A large and Varied Assortment of
Elegant and Fancy French and English Goods
Pickles, Preserves, Jams, Jellies,
Canned Fruits. Meats and Vegetables,
Relishes, Biscuits, Crystalized fruits,
Branded Fruits, Matches
And
Sundries.
Shelving, Jars, Crooks, Etc,
Two Wagons, Mule and Harness.
Being the entire contents of the Family
Grocery and Liquor Store Of the late firm of VIM
H. Henning l. Co., in bankruptcy.
No. Is Camp street,
Between Commercial Place and Poydras street
Sold by order of
ROBERT G. ENRICH, Assignee.
To be sold in lots, for the special accommoda-
ton Of Families and Retail Dealers without re.
serve,
At Auction.
DY NASH & HODGSON - W. l. Hodson,
ID Auctioneer-Office No. Carondelet street,
On THURSDAY, October Goth, 1874, at 1O4
O'Clock A. NJ, on the premises, as above, No.
95 Camp street, III the matter OF w. Fl Henning
( Co., IN bankruptcy, by order Of r. G. Eyrich,
ESQ.,, Assignee, will be sold
The entire contents Of the said establishment,
as per Catalogues, which will be ready for dis
tribution two days previous to the sale.
Terms-Cash on the spot in U. s. Treasury
notes. O1S I'd
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SHAKESPEARE ON GRANT.

aHamlet-How long will man lie i the earth
ere he rot?
Clown tanner will last you
eight year, nine year"
Merciful gods are We to bear with Grant that
long?
Shakespeare is also authority for Grants fond
ness for alcohol; for does he not mako the Same
clown say: ''Why sir, his hide is SO tanned with
his trade that he will keep ont water great
WHILE"
Hosiery at popular prices at NJ. L. Byrne
Co.'S.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

CITY HOTEL.
Robt Murdoch st Joseph l. Hunt, NY
Ia NJ Baldwin, Chicago
John Smith, Chicago CHI Klein. Natchez
Mrs Booker child, At J c Andrews, Atlanta
lanta, Ga BE Sibley Ala
A q Prince, Mobile Rev D Lewis, NO
Mrs d s LOWS, NO DJ Lewis, n o
H L Lewis NO FM Knowles, Charlotte
Sam Jones. city Weber, st Louis
T Doddage, Corpus Christi
CAssIDY's HOTEL.
J Mcguire, city P Fitzpatrick, Ohio
G NJ Bankston. Miss SW Wrenn, La
John Lynch, NOM&TRR W Rutledge, La
DIR Reilly, city WI Mofit, La
Marcus Beebe, city E Flynn, NY
@ klemm Louisville Geo Thomas. La
Jas Finch, Miss FIX GLENN, NY
ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
T. D. Homer, Coast c. Bobb, City
p. P. Putnam, Tex $. Walien, Tex
A. B. Brioces, Tex Mrs sanford, Mobile
F. Mugert, USA d. B. Robinson, do
Emma Mugert s. w. j. Murphy, city
s, Dewser CITY.
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BY Hoffman, Marks s. Co.

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Hosiery, Ribbons, Furnishing Goods and Notions.
DY HOFFMAN, MARKS & CO.-Aex Levy,
ID Auctioneer- Salesroom 80 Chartres street.
On MONDAY, the 10Th inst, at 1890 o'clock A. NJ,
will be sold
SIS lots Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
ITO lots Mems, Womens, Misses and Boys
Hosiery.
23O lots Sash, Bonnet and Velvet Ribbons.
10 lots of Shirts, Undershirts, Drawers,
Night Shirts.
200 lots assorted Notions, also large line Of
Ladies' Belts.
Terms at sale. o18 It
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STRANGE But TRUE.-Yes that is so, for though
it does seem strange that Mr. H. Kern can sell
dry goods at prices lover than the lowest. yet it
is beyond doubt that this house has bought for
cash. and can afford to dispose Of their stock at
such figures to astonish even the oldest ma.
uves. Not only do they occupy Nos. 1O2, 1O4,
lO6 and 1OS Baronne, but also 139 and 14l ham
part is also stocked with their extensive stock Of
dry goods, which are sold ct prices to defy COM
petition.
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On, jest LOOK AT THIS The stock Of crock
CRY, glassware and house furnishing goods just
receive d by NJ. L. Navra, at ia Canal street, is
sufficient to astonish any naturalized citizen Of
these United States, and the low prices will
utterly dumbfound the whole creation. Go and
soc for yourself.
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Pratt is the Republican Senator from Indi-
ana whose term expires mex. March, and not
that Radical Mephistopholes, Morton, as
many suppose-the wish being father to the
thought. Democrat will, no doubt, be
elected the in place Of Pratt.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Albert Paul.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF EVERY DE-
scription, Carpets, Crockery, Glass and other
Ware, Etc, Etc.
DY ALBERT PAUL, Auctioneer- Office and
ID salesroom No. 40 Royal street-Will sell every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, at the salesroom, 40 Royal, near
Customhouse streets
A general assortment OF new and second hand
Household Furniture. Carpets, Crockery, Class
and other Ware, etc., etc.
Loans secured on Furniture, etc. Storage at
moderate rates s24 II
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NLOBE THEATRE

| G. GLOBE THEATRE
Corner BarOnne and Per.lido streets.
J. kITTREDGE. ....-.--.-.. Lessee and Manager.
HARRY MCCARTHY Stage Manager
Monday, October 10, 1874.
Unprecedented Success Z! Second Week of the STAB
COMBINATION!
Entire Change The Queens of Burlesque THE
WORRELLS. in the popular Burlesqne Of
Ixi0n! or, The Man mt the Wheel,
Ixion. Miss Sophie WOrrel; Mercury, Miss Irenel
WOrrel; Minerva, Mr.. w. Is. Cahll; Gany
Mr. Harry Mccarthy. Ernest Byne and Gerard
Byne in their beautiful little sketch THE
BREAKFAST TABLE," Baby Bindly in new
Songs and original Sketches. Prof LeTort J.
N. Thompson, Pendy, Gaynor Nichols and Miss
Josie Adams in their Unrvaled Speciaties.
In preparation and ill shortly he produced, tho
Worre Sisters popular Burlesque, entitled
BLACK EYED SUSAN
Popular Prices
Dress Circle and Parquette Seats Reserved) 75c.
Family Circle Seats Reserved} -.--.......-.5O 500.
Third Tier. Csc Gallery ..-........1 5c.
Private Boxes. - and so.
Matinee Prices. 500. Children 49,. 2G.
Doors open Mt quarter to l. Balcony Serenade quarter
tot; Overture quarter to g. Curtain rses at 8.
Box Office open from . A. NJ until 4 p. M. ol8
CT. CHARLES THEATRE