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Te1s. Republican Convention.

DsSHrsoH. Tx October The Re
publican Congressional Convention ~
This district nominated. today, = W.
sumner fur COngre--, and endorsed re-o-
lutions eud"r-ing th. Presidents course
in the Louisiana and Tennessee nstterS,
dsnmnc-d the White Lesguers, and
repsdiAied their statement that they rep
resen, any considerable clement in the
South.
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THE LEWIS COUNTY FAIR.
Special TO the Register.

Special 10 the Register.
WESTON, W. Va, Sep. lst, 1874.
Our fair opened to-day with brilliant
prospects. All the departments are well
represented. The stock entries are nu-
merous, and there never was a finer e1hi-
bition Of animals. los.
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.a.r-,-, IL Centre District: &:

49,, ysr. II Centre District
.,,,,cs Ep!roRs:-Announce the under
,.a.s,. candidate for reelection to the
s,.fIu>,it~, OF the Peace for Centre dis
~: F<>p'>'' THOS. MCCORMICK.
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- aAye, more tnsn once, expressed
We, quite decidedly that unless
=. positive change in our political
-,'ste=.r.!, :. : our administration; that
:-?Gb.ir, - frs: established, is DOOM
: W have said this, knowing full
&c. 'as: il would te regarded
= 4 -.:'s opinion, and (as in the case
- q. a!t'a opinions, however true
~ = looked upon ss more theoreti-
4 ~ practical. But we believe
=; ;ea'Iy, what We have stated
practical truth. and the
- "'c.5ie Argument to prove its
=; "a.'5 ~ have W. seen. is that
- v" York He-gH which eve- keeps
',''P COX OF: for public opinion }
- ;ar word FEDERAL with a lit
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-, g.,s-s Of Clay Dsarr4'
,,rounc. myself as candidate for the
scot Justice Of the Peace for Clay dis
.-., ..,r. Az two TO be- elected, ;, and most
.,,4,:;a.!y ak your sufirages.
J. 81. J. GARRISON.
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CLEyELASD, October l.-Whezt-
Primer a. 81 06ta1li. Corn-Ste.dy at
s4ias5c. Os.s-Dull At G0652c. Petro-
le1m-Cnchanged.
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FOREIGN.


! LONDON, October lt-IhlS mornings
Times denies that the debts of the Prince
Of Wales have been paid BY the Queen.
Adviccs from the north of Spain say
! that there are signs OF the breaking up
( Of the 'Csrlist army. Several insurgent
( leaders have surrendered, and il is re.
/ ported that others were shot BY order Of
Don Carlos for demanding cessation Of
( hostilitieS.
! Anniversary Of Mexican Indepsnd.
ence.
CITY OF MEXICO, September 90
The Anniversary Of Mexican lndepend-
ence WAS celebrated on the 10th inst.
with appropriate ceremonies and fes / /:
I ity The Presidents message gives u
most satisfactory account Of the condi-
I ton Of the Republic, it saws: Internal
peace is becoming more hrmly estab-
lished every day. The government will
continue with energy its efforts 10 pro-
mote Internal improvement
The yellow fever has broken out AT
Mazatlan, and assumed an Epidemic
form
Various Items.
LONDON, October THE st"aInera
Diarin and Ambassador report direct
that the cable parted and WAS lost in
heavy gale. They were engaged with
the Parnday several days in attempts ("
recover the CABLE, but without success,
and were compelled 10 return 10 Queens.
provisions. The Faraday followed them,
and is expected 10 arrive any moment.
The rcpor, Of the death of the Duke "r
Leinstcr, vss premature. The Duk" l.
still alive. but death i inOmcntHrily cA-
pcc.cd.
Mf. John Mitchell hs- sailed for
, 4 UIeriCa.
French Politics.
PARIr. October 1.-The Permanent
committee Of the Assembly had a sitting
At Versailles to-day. Til" Duke de ls
Roch6ioucnuld Bi,acci4, Of the Extreme
Right, attacked IN" government for
withdrawing the steamer OronOquc from
Crvrts Vccchia. and declared the policy
adopted towards Spain and Italy va.
, hostile 10 the interests Of France.
he Reform Convention, III SchSIuh ~
Brittle Greek. Michigan, Yesterday n"nl-
mated fidu, Livnrmore, Of jackson, Is
mrmb+r Of ConSrcs- for the second DIS
triCt.
4 special telegram rrom Berlin TO the
London Times sayo that Emperor Viii
liam has written 70 the King Of lta'y,
! regrettirg that he will u unable 10 yisi,
Rome in the autumn, as he intended.
! An insurrection has broken out AT
! Bueroo Ayre. in consequence Of the nIl"g-
cd fraudulent conduct Of the late Pr"-l-
: Dental election. Genera! Aitri is Ht the
7 head Of the insurgents.
/ The milk al hanchester, y. H., CIO-ed
Yesterday. They will r8um" next week.
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SEw YORK. October IA meeting of
the representatives, Of the leading through
railroad lines was held here to-day,
General J. D. Cox, Of Cincinnati, preSi-
din. The only business of importance
tran sacted was the signing BY the dele
gates OF the Saratoga agreement, in re-
gard 20 the despatch and fast freight
lines. The vacancy occasioned by the
resignation Of MF. Gill, Of LouiSle.
was not filed.
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Oeraa kteamerz.

NEW YoEK- October i.-ArTIVed-
Steamship State Of Pennsylvania from
Glasgow.
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Burning Of the Grand Hotel ~ Sara
toSa.

SARATOGA, October l.-Abou: ! o'clock
this morning, Gre broke out in the south
wing of the Grand Hotel. The flames
spread with great rapidity, soon cnvclop-
ing the front OF the building and now the
entire building, il is feared will be des-
troyed. Firemcn are laboring to save the
Grand, Union and Columbian Hotels and
stables. which are in great danger. Help
has been tc!esrsphed for. There ia great
excitement.
SARATOGA, October l, p. N-The fr"
in the Grand Hotel is under control. Tie
Union, Congress, Columbian and Nation
ri Hotels, are out OF danger.
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:sv,@r reports this morning the
o. :.4, .,s- are that the weather to-day
= r.a,y cloudy. with '"utherly
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1t'heeline 2eaister.

...r.,,.,i n New York Yesterday,
~,
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D., Ju.tir. Of Webster District.


,g>,g, EDITORS REGiSrER:-Please an
..,,,, Tnomss :. Gillespie as candidate
.sa Office Of Justice of the Peace, OF
..,.er district, and oblige
~, MANY VOTERS.
ygNg,. EDITORS Please announce j. b.
= PIE, =, a candidate Tor Justice OF the
-. Tor Webster district, and oblige
I'll. MANY FRIENDS.
~ Tys-, Of r'ShSter District:
..--,g, announce myself as candidate
..,.a ort.fe OF Justice Of the Peace OF
s.r,,,id.>i..ci, a. the ensuing election.
IN wA. CHEW.
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Difficulty Between Generals William
Malone and Bradley T. JOhnsOn.

NORFOLK, October Upon informa-
tion received by telegraph from Rich
mond, Major Whitehead issued warrants
last night for the arrest ofGencralS VIM.
Malone and Bradley T. johnson, on the
charge of intending 10 engage in duel.
General Malone was arrested ut his
hotel and bound over in the sum Of sl0,-
600 10 keep the peace for one year. Ten.
johnson w:LS not found.
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balloon Ascension at Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, October l.-Professor
Donaldson, accompanied by members Of
the city press, made balloon ascca,ion
Yesterday evening from the Hippodromc
grounds, Tnion Park Allegheny City.
The party landed safely last night at
Youngstown, Pa, about iNy miles from
thi, CITY.
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Sentence OF Pru>.ian Rioters.

KoHIGsBoRG, October Fourteen
persons convicted Of taking part IN riots
st Mcienan. northeastern Prussia, last
June. haze been .entenced 70 terms Of
imprisonment varying from six months
IN three yparS
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NEW YORK, October !. A dispatch
to the Pacific Mail Steamship Company,
from Hong Kong, states that in the ty-
phoon on the 2lst Of September, the
steamship Alaska was blown ashore and
is now on the rocks. Up to the present
time the ship has made no water and
hopes are entertained that she may be
got of, The veSsel is valued at $500
600; insured.
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CHICAGO, October 1.-The gentlemen
representing the Philsdelphis Centen-
nisl Exposition, whose visit 10 this city
was mentioned in Yesterdays dispatches,
were on Change to-day, and afe. the
close Of business, Ex-Governor Bigler
briefly addressed the members Of the
Board Of Trade in reference 10 the pro
posed exhibition, urging its importance
and its national character, and the desi'
rability OF having the people ofthe entire
country feel an interest in il, and 70 tak'
active part in having it successful. Hi
remarks were listened 10 with great a.
i tention.
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READ THE FOLLOWING.

splendid line Of Diagonal, Basket, and Worst I'd
DoIbts-bre asted English Square FR0UE COATS
WITH Vests 20 uAieh, At Sl2. SIS, SIS, 20 and Z.
iSI ntlemen; BUS1 NESS SUITS for rs. = 10, : ~
Sl5' rs and : 70; and DRESS SUITS at sI5, ~
~, S25 and $50; a IN Ngni1c Mt line of UVE r.
COAls, including very seBteel UyercOst for IS
haLosome msitSn OyercOSt for a., a fms Whit
hey OYercost Tor So, aud an elegant OhinchiIla
OyercCat Tor $40 ana Sl2; ack. Blue and Row
zeys, in Blue, Brown, Drab and smoke color All
very handsomely triGmed eOd liuad, az Sl6: very
and many other styles. For Youths a splendid iing
~ BUsiT efs quits from 81 T. -; Y7Tths' D. ass
suits from is to $50 and S25; Boys' Suits in gre Il
variety, IRON SIS to Sl7; Business Psnts from "a
-, ard DEe Dress Doeskn and Fancy Cassini ere
P~nts at prices ranging r. m 81 81 10 IS. beau
tl0i line Of Chiidren's euits s1d OyercOsts.
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The Postmaster General expresses the inten-
son Of giving the PhmPton Manufacturing
company, which has the contract for supplying
stamped envelopes and newspaper wrappers for
cur years from the LIST instant, a reasonabIe
opportunity 70 demonstrate their ability to full
I'll the terms OF their contract Meanwhile re-
GuisitoHsfOr stamped envelopes are rapidly ac-
eumuiatlng, and many offices are entirely out o,
those articles Itwas unfortunate that the bids
IN the fret instaace were not of q character to
justify the award of the contract, and that il
vas necessary 10 invite new proposals. This
action, which Wa doubtless wise on the part of
the department, caused 3 delay which rendered
IL utterly impossible for any firm not aIread ?
supplied with the necessary dies and machinery
10 commence furnishing the envelopes as early
Is the first Of the present month. The extent to
which the use OF stamped envelopes has grown
can be judged when the fact ia stated that from
the lst inst TO yesterday, requist ons from post
masters were received st the department aggr,-
gsting nearly 13 600 ,O0O.
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The Cincinnati Commercial e ularks sa IIv that:
"Just row there is not an outward and visible
sign CT a third party" but Mr. Halstead chirks
up with the thought that perhaps after the
IAN elections the cd parties will have so effect
uslly pisyed themselves ont that there may be
room Tor something new" We have all heard
OF Tie ursophisticated individual who fingered
long ana patiently by the rivers brink waitir 2
fer the water 10 run out so that he might crose
dry-sEOd.
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They have stWo-cent case before the supreme
court OF Illinois, but the suit is an important
one - involving the legality Of the state rail-
road law, which fixes the rate Of fare at three
cents per nile. A passenger on the Chicago,
BURN gton and Quincy railroad rendered the
iesai isre q three eeEts mile. It's aggregate
Ior me distance he wished to travel was two
eehts isss than the fare Fixed by the company,
Aho when he refused to pay the extra two cents
the conductor attempted to eject him. h
brought suit before justice Of the peace. and
sot a verdict for ten dollars damages. The
company have appealed the case to the supreme
court OF the state for decision.
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The Cincinnati Commercial having published
with some misgivings q sensational report
from the Chicago Tribune setting forth the fact
that Senator Morton threw mp the sponge, 50
far a. Indiana was concerned, and threatened
the Administration with vengeance dire, ;" now
eoneludes that the story g" is probably sweet
creature OF the fancy, called into existence by
hungry correspondent" Thus ne by one thu
campaign ross fzdeI
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urge careful inspection OF ny good. before pur.
chasing elsewhere. assuring the public thai I
never before have had sue b a variety Of e AZ
ments to please all tastes and desires, to
aocC mn date all purses, ar 10 give
such entire sa isfaction.
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rFI. 90 F-eRAEO LCDaE--bs oar.
SvH tlIly O.,grupicssi0n vi'i tie held On ~ en-
H s1;Is EyENISa, it,h inst q = 6'sioot I'D
ISL o. o. F.-GRAyp roDg--I s,s.i,I
- ~ MSe,Ins vii De seld rHIs EvkSISG a.
RT6tSs, RE at aus e pflsnis n the fGnsrsl OF
n ~ A-A' = SWEET Wiii3 rLSSi l 81, No.
nFMAEoNIO CHOIg OF TIE DIsT2T,yr
-ssesr.a On WEDNESDAY,. O1.sbsr I,fsI sp1
y ~, ~ =. pGnctusl stteUdsUcs requested. By
1t JF. PATTERSON. Secretary.
SAAssACHUsETTs kEPCBLICAH ASsO-
NemDsr. e..ir,pSS t u ,t.sSs ,,s election
STATE can secure Found trip tieEs New YeTs
Shc return for Sl0. by applying 70 the seoretsTy on
money. Tickets VIII De dated l7th inst ant good for
S6 es5s' hSu1d trip IiSks,s from New York to
oetlS y 1tS6 street nOTfhsest.
~ kNISH 3; Ex OF P6TaIAs special
IN fsyihis,' vii ee held Tbs TUESDAY, EVEN
a stsfd the iGSeia ih ~ to make srraggseHts
JaNfs p BIyESs, The lodge viii msat -
FAY .,l sH a n! t SsGsS
sg,.i IN Sod standing are respectfully invited 10
w.wAII.e, esAs-,k 3; Il ii Il r s2s =
ss,Ss a the s9RTSS eTsi. Bsil5,69s monthly
ZION will be held In the school room eo-ns, ia
S ass' nj fs: z the ss s..s,1s s
the books for subscription u stock will be Oman
By order CT the bOard 81 Directors.
oetl2 81 CIV. MULLALY, sec'y.
" CAskOLL 90 OPERATIVE BUILDING
ASSOCIATION.
A meeting will be beld st 81. Aloysius School
House, on ist street, between i and northwest,
THURSDAY EVENING. the 10th instant, AZ
o'oloek. for the election Of directors snd other
unnnished business.
Books for subscription are opened at the follow
Ing places: James Lsekey, No. e1s street north
vest between 9Th and l0th Lieutenant Kelly, cor
Ter ard LIST, Police Station Denois Council, cor
LeT IL sns northwest; Joha Conner, grocer, SIN
sDo n northSe st; James Ragan, LIST, between n
SIC o. PsGtek Connor, hardware, Psnnsy lv anis
avenue between Sd and a. streets. John McOoa-
vOy corner tih and II Timothy Brosnsn corner "a
sno l.; i aniel Hannah, corner 6th and north
ves.;,. J. L, BLIHKHORN,
ktS % Secretary.
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Sc Gen. Butler TO be re-lDh' cted' is the war
be anti Batter papers put It.
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A 5TRAUS,
lOIl PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
tls-tr Three Doors from I'M straat
IsTHKsUPREMk g0gRT OF raE DISTRICT

II
Il OF COLUMBIA.
- HofdtHg Spsctdl TsTBl, OCTOBER l3fh, 1874.
IN The case Of Martin Grant, administrator OF
IDWARD GRANT, deceased, the administrator
Aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of the su-
prefne Court Of the Distr1cT of Columbia afOrS-
said, appointed TUESDAY, November 10Th, A. ID.
lG4, for the final settlement and distribution #
the personal estate Of said deceased, and Of tue
sets - hand, far as the same have been collected
aud turned into money when and where all the cred-
tors and heirs Of said deceased notified TO attend
with their claims properly yOuchea, OF they may
otherwise % Law be excluded from all benefit In said
decreased estate: Provided, copy OF this order be
published once week for three weeks In The Even
ing stsI n eyiors TO the said day. TeS.:
ootBtS A WEBSTER. Register OF Wills.
INTHE sUPRIMEO COURT OF THRDIsrRIC E
OF COLUMBIA.
h0dtHs SpectaI Tvul, OcfObsT l5th, 194.
=. IN TIE case Of Wm. b. Reed, sdmtnis- rstor OF
NJ HI ANN tuLLMORE, decsased, the admins
trstor AFORESAID hiss, with the Appreciation Of the
IRENE Oourt OF the District Of Columbia AZORES aid
appointed TUESDAY, November l0th, 1874, for the
hnA1 settlement and distribution OF the uersonal
ate OF said deceased, and Of the assets IN hand
ss Tar ss the same have been collected and turned
into money; when and where ell the creditors and
heirs OF said deceased are notined TO attend with
their claims properly voucned. they NAV other.
wise By Law be excluded from all benent IN saia
deceasedls estate Provtdsd. copy OF this srder be
published once q week for three weeks IN Tha n Va
ming Star previous 10 the said dsy
lest: A, WEBSTER.
eetl3tu.& Rsgistsr Of Wiiis,
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ARDING.

E(OhRDING-Al LADY from PhtlAdeIphia has taken
- the hVUse 6O. 1920 @ street near WiIlsrdIs
the h brt House ana Treasury Department. First
class BOARD and fBe bOOMS. octlO- 2ws
ENOR REHr-Furnished Rooms. communioat-
IL Ing or single, with board house has modern
Improvements. 1885 1 street, three doors from
18th, oPPosite park. octIO o.
RALTImORK ROARDING-PeTsons visiting the
= above city will ind pleasant Rooms and good
IhbLG bOABD by the day week at Mrs.
MONTGOMERY JOHNS, No. "a north Green
street octIo sts
EuHNIsHED ROOMS AND FIRsT-OLAs5
TABLE BOARD. Terms moderate. At No,
sig n street northwest. octs.sE.
CBOICE TABLE BOARD AND ELEGANT
~ BOOMe, together or separately, in the best To-
eality IN the city. Refer 70 Hon. h. Boardmau
sraifh, Hon. a. L, Baresr, Hon. A. B. Mullett and
DR.. Verdi. Apply ct l2la K street n. ". sepi-sm
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LOST AND EOUNn-

4 SUITABLE REWARD will be given for the
"A return ofs BROWN MAPE and FAM n
lL1 CABBAGE, taken FROM list street, ~
GcorRr town. on the night Of the 18th inst SS<S
n.are has sour on left fore knee H. p PURIFY
Virginia avenue and 41s street. ootl3-3tr
4 0ST-A large Black Saint Bernard
H roc, with whito feet. reward win ~
10 given n he is returned TO DR.. J. U.x
WILLING, College Hill. octl2-2ts
I OsT-A 500 NATIONAL BANK NOTE A
II liberal reward will be given to the finder BIZ
CRAs. WEEKS, at DuncsnsOn Bros, 9rh and ID
streets northwest. octI0 "a
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II 81. y. 9 F-GRAHO LCDaE--hs Omar
- tlIiE DlsuuuDicstf1n VII he held On =, I'll
NAsDAl ANASlh y, l4th inst ~ Ia o'clock.
.ollo--- y III ~ u 81 O.
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PERSONAL

M RS. BERTHE, BUsIE SIS MEDIUM, gives
I'VE full satisfaction. No. 1918 street, bet Ween
l2tn and 18th northwest. ocIs-6t
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MEUlCAL, &C.
NLDPR. DARBY can be consulted confiden,iaIIy
" on his great specially at his Drug 5 ore, cor
bulldingD Cnfy oNe chdTgefoT 0dUjce and H1sdt-
ctae. octl3-lmE
HSATIsFA CTIOH" CURES WITHOUT IN.
Sold at Nairp's, corner 9th and Pennsy avs
Bue: COusLlin 8, asonic Temple; stotts PeRnsyl-
yenta avenue; Dooley's, Capitol Hill, aud az DR.
Daiby's Colonization Building, corner Of "a
street. ocs-lm'
nR A. l.. BOswORTH, EIsctropathic PhTsi-
~ clan, S2l ID street northwest, cures all chronic
diseases by special contract, chsTs nothing If he
IsIs' Female diseases a specially. Consult stion
Tree. sep25 On"
nR BUCkIkR JONES has returned 60 BaiIi-
~ more. Old ONCE: SO n. Calvert street.
fdential. sepls-2 a.
IT'S. JANE WILSON.
~ thoroughly experienced and scientific Md.
wife and Ladies' Physician,
Ladies attended to ct their residence at any hour,
nisnt or day, ps Sssnt rooms and the best Of al
street northwest, between LIST ana 81 SITS. msr7-ly
E'EGA ALE DISEASES Of an kinds treated. De
IL scribe case and enclose 80; R1Yice and medicine
Will be sent. Address Mrs. DIR. THOMPSON, No.
9z6 North lAhstreet, Phi ilsdelphia JauTlyr
.nBsTbOLRs TO MARRIAGk-aappy Rslisr
- for Young Msn from theS Of Errors and
Abuses in early life. Manh6tf restored. Impede
ments 20 arTiage removed. New mSthod Of Treat
ment New and remarkable remedies. Books ana
HotcaTd Association, Al North Nintn street, Phil
sdei pbia, Pa AN Institution having high repu-
tsti.n for honorable conduct and professional
skin. sepl2-eo3m
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nk. RosEKTsGN
u AIS 10TH eTRKEs, Mar Pa, AVENUE,
From long e1rerience In both hospital and
priv ste practice, viii guarantee In ell Bis
eases Of the Urinary Organs, Gonorrh0ea, elect,
Structure, Syphilis, and SpermstcrrhOea. Gases e
GenoTrhOee recently contracted cured IN 20 DAYS
Syphilis IN 81 It's stages quickly Sured and the poi
entirely eredicated from the system without the
use Cf DeEcury. epermatorrhoss, brought on b
sIeesses and sbase N youth, causing loss OF memory
and insanity, general debility, organic weakness,
mpstenoY, nervous irrftsbiity, symptoms Of con-
sum stion, indisestion, pslpststion Of TIE heart;
forebsdinss. ssn-distrust, &c, speedily cured by
newly discovered remedies. DIR. r., located for
many yearE 60 19 3. Iutaw street, Baltimore, Nd.
has oeneented after many solicitations by his ash
hington patrons, 70 open permanent of1ce In that
city, where be may be consulted every WEDNESDAY
and Saturday IN each week, frsm m. to .. N.
janH-ly
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DROPOsALs WILL BE RECEIVED FOR
Il 1hEks DAYS for kabliug from Gas Wharf 20
soldiers' Home. and setting, 1000 II Sad Stones
Eor spe ei6cstiOrs spply to the undersigned, lTlT
NJ street northwest. THOS. p. MORGAN,
HctI5 81 Ibep&UhTI Csntractlr.
THE PROPER WEIGHTS, STYLES, OOLORS
j ard FISISH in Thick Cloths for La lies
SacqueS, Jackets and ClOaks.
IL Silks, Al pscas, Nj OhSirs, AID all other Black
Goods Of high standard values and cDlors
- One PIlce OILY. Marked in plai1 iguraJ
PERB1 q BROTHER,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-13

CARRIAGES CARRIaGEsI OlE9TA9Es -
- On hand the largest assgr m-nf of IETx. .
hist-clsss Carriages Of every descri ptior $3.50
ever offered in WashisgtOu- TOP ard ~
bC-top BGsgies and P1ny PhatOns in large vslisty,
at reduced prices Second hand Carriages, &c -,
cheap. Repairing promptly attended 20.
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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-21
AN ABANDONED STEAMER CARRIED
INTO PORT.

Our readers will remember the account o,
the abandonment, on the 18th inst, of the
French steamship L'Amerique, Capt. Rou-
neau, and the safe transfer of her passen
gers and crew, some four hundred in num-
Der, to two other ships. This took place
within ten miles Of the harbor of Brest
during a severe gale, the steamer having sew
eral feet Of water in her engine room which
extinguishcd her furnace fires.
A dispatch from Plymouth, England, nm
der date Of the 10TH announces the Ameri-
can steamer Spray and the steamer Barry
had fallen in with the abandoned steamer
taken her in tow, and carried her into Ply
mouth. The Amefique had eight feet of
water in her engine-room, stoke hole and
bu mixers; the other compartments of the
steamer were dry, her spars and steering
gear were intact
The ships chronOmeters and the baggage
left by her passengers have been saved and
It il expected that large portion, if not all
the cargo will be preserved.
This intelligence will no doubt cause Cap
tain Rousseau to feel somewhat uncomfort-
able