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european Advertisements.
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n. HEsr and MOST AGREEABLE TONIC Fs,
M ref Of Indigestion General Debhv and Les OF Appetite
,u.bs purJ Poed JOuusl Arthur H
H.s.u NJ D. Wss.~or,A L. sooa ESQ.,, " q. s. y A. s. t..
PRa A., Sold By GrOe.u ones And cAo~s,s in large
betusa al "A sssA. Bessre Of limitations PrstsrcS By
S0oDALL BAckHoVSk Co..
Leeds, Rasiaod
New-York tribune., 1874-07-17
others which springs out of the most perfect self

others which springs out Of the most periect Sei'-
respect. The hero of the highest type must a'So
have the instinct of hepfuness, the instinct 'ha'
he was kinsman of the gods, he must tight on lnei'
side, and prove himself the DESTROYER OF evil l,uo
heroism then involves sei-sacrihce. But on 'h'S
point, the author draws on some modern INSTANCES
to illustrate his position.
Grace Darling rowing out into the storm towaru ,
wreck The drunken private OF the Bl wiz,
oner among the Chinese, aud conminde1 10 pIrrr,s
himself and koOo refused IN the name Oh us
homer" He would not bow to any Chinaan on eS S ,i
and so was Knocked on the head. and dcd suIc in9
death Those soldiers Of the " Birk1nncau, o ,n yhie
tbcv watched the sharks who IN Few minutes ,
tearing them limb from limo. Of, 10 go aDi WestU Mr.
io1tin Cor there are heroes IN the fdr "'sI ~
Ri Uarte's Flynn OF virginia, I'll, Oh 'no to
Central Pacific Rllway-'he pace rs ,opr"d com.
rAdC,- .,lln
New-York tribune., 1874-07-17
SECOND BOARD-l O'CLOCK p. VI.
S,,.s NJ Sgie nds-RailrOdd B1lds-BGHS ana hdl1-
Amer can Express
40. be 6O34
SALES FROM q

=
Western Union Tel
3OO....... 7l9
United States EH
lt5....... 20
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

E'Oh eALk-The STOCK, Fixiu-et, Lesse All
- 9oed viii 81 wsll-sststiishsd Gle N
sIokE, located IN The c.n,er Of the oi,y good re
g Tor selling given. Address ''Stsok," star of-
nee GERS
SISn CAeB ANO $50 PAID MONTHLY
sscU al bny a At dssiSable plsssslt use
IssS I1ih street noi Invest. Also $50 ssh sd sls
paid monthly, viii buy house g n cast side Of n
street, near Boz scary Email House cas-, -ide q
Dii, teiNeEn and e eets, SIS cssE aid Sla
nsotih'v W. W nETCALF, Pisut'. Bulletins,
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of course Senator Pratt has no chance Of re-
election low, and the coming man for his place
Il said to be the Hon. Joseph f. Mcdonald,
Chairman Of the Indiana democratic state CEN
trail committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-22

IL Is az we feared. Even the generous Whist-v
hospitalties OF Kentucky turned eostive under
the visit OF Reavis and his associate dead beats,
by the report Of the dOings Of the squad of
capital movers at Louisville, il seems that thew
detained loudly against that city '.for her
IaliuIe TO exhibit her wonted hospitality"
They denounced Cincinnati last year also for
Ike Hhespitslity. Where will ResVis and his
squad go next? They have nowhere to rest
their feet nowhere can they ind the hosp table
Tree sniftsr.
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nTiMPOhTAHT NOTICE
"HOLINEsS UNTO TUX LORD -

Icvs.J ITsKIP, MCDONALD and otherss f the
'F~'ioEsl Association for the prom 5tioa of ''Ho-
Ii ess, will hold "TaberDscle Me ting on the
Circus Lot, near the Bs tim0re and Potomac Bell
road DeDot, commencing SABBATH, October q,
ard Continuing ten days.
Come, all oct90 aoR--
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-22

Ha!Stesd laughs 70 scorn the idea that third
teTnism had anything to do WitG the results In
the West at Is rather mean" he says, Gin
the republican organs TO throw the responsible
ity OF defeat in OHIO and Indiana upon the
President for his refusal to answer the idiotic
eaekie OF the New York Herald about third
term. They needn't go 90 far to seek the causes
Of the result in October"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-22

nEALIRs IN
IL FLINT GLASS CHIMNEYS
save freight, sRxAKAsE and BOX rs By dealing with
xNrIRPRIsl FLINT GLASS FACTORY,
2sI street northeast.
JAMES y. MA6UIRI,
sct2lns Manufacturer.
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NARREN CHOArF s. co.'s
w LIST OF NkW EGEEl

Nt'AhREN CHOArE s. 80 .
w LIST OF aEW BOOKS:
EsyaEd Tsyl0I-s Egypt cal Iceland, 81 50; Ten
Cd Ms,as, SI7s; TESTED, author Of = stolen
Lawn, ~ ms. Hoime., s 9; Hszsl Blossoms,
y ttieT new poems, sl30; Mistress Of the NJ .u.e,
5 20; hisen from the hanks, . Luck and Pluck"
serI.s, 81 60 he Old Woman thai Lived 10 a Shoe,
BUCKS IS soon as published. Novelties in sta
tionery Books il fns bindings, suitable for pres
Largest AFs0rim ut of Gold Pens and Penc Gases
n the cry; B5iiding Blocks, AcEoDats, Game Of
and young. Beautiful assortment of Chromos
ASSORTMENT Of BLANK Books, Oarew's Writing Pa
0'N'''' -WABEES GHoirE co,
POOxssLLs AND STArIONERs,
oet2:-3t Vernon BOv, cor. 10Th st. and Pa. sv.
V,HIs Is TOGIyE NOTICE, That the subscribsr
District Of Columbia, holding q Special Term let.
shs6Y BB0Ws. late n Of R% sshingtoS A ci.S ?,
=. C.,dtceased. All persons having claims against
bhit ne same, With the vouchers thereof, to the
subscriber, on eI before the 10th day Of Oc:ober
AL benehi Of the said estate Given under my hand,
THIS '"h DAY Of O''O 5oBs II l9i HAMILTON,
Witness: WEBSTER, Req Of wills. e ocas tbs
INTHI SUPREME OOUBT OF THIS DISTRICT
SPECIAL Term PROBATE Js1tSdiet1on, Oct. sofa 1874
In the matter Of the Will of ELIZA A. TULL
App lcstOn for letters testanentsTy the estate Of
ELlZA A TULL, Of the city OF Washiugton, Dis
IieI Of Columbia, has this day been made by John
Semmes, execstor. All persOns interested
hereby Notified to appear in this court on To S.
DAY, the 2ith ~ of lavender next, at IL O'Clock
q. m TO show cause Why letters test ameutary Oh
the estate OF the said deot a5ed should issue as
prayed. PrOCIdef, a copy Of this order be pub
hshed oEce = week, for two weeks, in the Evening
star. previous to the said day. Test:
ooi52 th2s' A. WEBSTER, Register of Wills
SEATON HALL WILL BE CLOSED TO THE
~ public for few days, when We will open with
Eyery thing lew and In plete order New Tables,
Balls, Cues. &C. Oct2l St
DUBE COUNTRY MILK AND UREAM,
FREE FROM WATER AND GARLIC,
delivered at 523 10Th street, between 4 aud II
streets northwest, oct al 3ts
G1OTHING, CLOTHING, CLOTHING-SeIl-
- rs OF entire stock, without regard to cost, to
close business. well selected stock of Clothing
and Gent Furnishing e. Ods ct your own prices.
Extra Inducements offered to buyers Call early
snd secure bargains, o. thu goods must be sold,
zoos Tth street, between New York avenue and l.
street northwest. Store for rent and Fixtures for
sale. oct2l- 2g%
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-22

Even with republican majority in the next
COngrtSs, We see no chance Of the passage OF
me evll rights bill as Sumner left it Worcester
GGssfte.
Not ghost Of q chance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-22

Germany has Just adopted a law by which TIE
holder Of railroad ticket may stop at any
point Of his journey, for any periOd-the ticket
remaining good till used. The decision OF
courts in this country recently has been that q
ticket is good for ride for the distance speci-
fed, whether taken at one trip OF not. Il has
also been decided in case in the Massachu-
sets courts, if we remember Alright. that a
ticket between two points can be used from
either end Of the line. As for instance, ticket
emitting the holder 70 a ride from New York 10
Boston can be used from Boston TO New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-22
rF COLLECTORS O,FIOB,

WASHINGTON, October II, lSi,
Notice ts hereby given that on SATURDAY,
Oct Der 81 1e74, wiz expire ell LICENSE5 given
by tie District Of Colombia to all spothecaries,
auctiOneers, banks and bankers, bill posters,
brewers, brokers, book agents, butchers ia the
erAl markets, claim agents, contractors, cattle
br' keTs, cOnmi sion merchants, deslsrs OF msr-
Oh 81 dice OF any kind whatever, dellsrs in distilled
and feTmented liquors wines aud cord ais distlers
insurance agents, ice-deaers, ,turers Of IL
Eliminating gas, life and fre-insurance companies,
patent agents, pawnbrokers, photographers, pro-
houses, billiards. baget. lie, aud Jenny Lind tables
Shces, Junk shops, restaurants, and eating ouses
All psftits engaged in said business, trades, or
Pre- tessicns must promptly renew said licenses In
accordance With the provisions sf act Of the Legis
la i've Assem- bly,, approved Asgust Is, ISL aud the
act amsndatory thereto, approved June 20, 1877,
VI: "That every person liable for a licenSe-tax
no may tsi to pay the came before zsging In the
bnsi 50 tUi witch license nay be reQEired shall
IN Sdfiton TO ire IicensetGx inpCse1. pay a fine or
penalty u 10 less thsn nye more tn an y dol
lars Tor esCh Cf-nse."
Dealers IN distilled and FER neuted Iquors, wines
aid cfGlAis III quantities not less IN piut are
fFtE6 to:iftd that benz, with two citizens as
suTsies. each the renal sum If two hundred Il
lars, NUT be sivsn unto tn District OF Columbia as
- successor to the Nay or, Board Of Aldermen aud
Board OF Common Council, &c prsvi ru4 to b aia-
ins lcsuse 20 traffic therein, il accordance with
oc 2i3T JrHEF. COOK, {. Hector, DO.
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1874 CLOTHErG! 1873
FALL AND WINTER.
THE LARGEST AssORTMENr
Fail and Winter Clothing,
MERs', YOUTHS AND BOYS,
EyERoFFEEzD BEFORE
BEAD THE FOLLOWING:


A splendid line Of Diagonal, Basket, and Worstad
poUble- breasted English squAre ROUK COATS
with Vests 20 sfch, ~ ~, SIS, SIS, go and q
for gentlemen; BUSINESS SUITSfO ss, sic sI2
SIS, SIS and 20; ana DRESS SUITS at els, SIs
: ~, 9 IS ard Sc; q msgDifc, Mt lire Of OVER-
Q handsome Melten 0vercoss for 81, fine Whit
Overcoat for $40 aud Sl7; Black. Blue aud Brown
Beaver Oyercosts at 8 u and Sl5j nne English err
seys, IN Blue, Brswn, Drab and smoke color, all
very handsomely trinmed and lined, 81 SIS; very
fine Astracsn Beaver OyerCoats at e2D and SIS;
and any other sty les. For Youths splendid line
q Bush ess butts from o. % SIS; Youths Dress
suits from Is 10 $50 and e25 Boys suits 10 great
LsTietJ from IS 10 sl3 Business Pants from to
-, ard nse Dress DoeskIn ard Fancy Cassinl ere
Pants ~ prices ranging from O. 50 to So. beau
tuul line OF Children's Suits and OverooAts.
urge careful inspection OF my good. before pur.
Chasing tlseWh here, assuring the public that
never before have had such q VARIETY Of CAV.
menis 20 please all tastes and desires IA
ecconmcdate all purses, or 70 giya
such entire sAfisfaction.
A. 6TRAU6,
loIl PENNSYLVANIA AvkHun,
oe;ls-u Three Doors from lth Street.
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TO TAx-RAgrRs OF THE

Wy DISTRICT or COLUMBIA
by The terms OF the act of Congress approved
June 2Hh, 1874, eyyiBg q tax up0n al estate in the
District OF Columbia,
A DISCOUNT % ONK Pea CE sIUx l. ALLOWED
UPON ALL BILLS PAID II OCT0SER, BUT PKN-
ALLY OF ONE PR OENTUa II ADDED ON AND
AFTsR hovEMBER 1, tANO An ADDITIONAL PBN-
Ally OF ONE PER CESTUN UPON EACH MONTH
1HEREAFTER.l 1T WILL THUS BE sem THAT A
kANING OF Two Per OENT. Is EFFzCTEp BV THk
PATMENr or THIS TAX BEFORE The MONTH or
OLIOBER ENPIREs,
an sdysDisEe wbi1h will not accrue during any
other mouth OF the year.
TsN-psyers should avail themselves, OF the last
Opportunity for discount hat will be offered, and
the percentage by paving the taxes Of the
reut ear before the LIST of N JVtmber oct2i-ilt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-22

AN IMPORTANT ADDITION To Medical
SCIENCE-WIth the approval of the Secretary
OF the Treasury, nomenclature OF diseases has
recently teen prepared for the use OF the medi-
ca officers of the L. 5. Marine Hospital service
by Surgeon General John NJ. WOOdwO of
this work, which was based upon the nomen-
elatuTe crawn up by = joint committee aD-
pointed by the Royal College OF PHYSICIANS of
London, the English scientific Journal Nature.
says in it, last Issue: "The further diffusion of
the work IN the United States by DIR. Woodwork
A. a thirg for which the profession owes that
gentleman hearty thanks. The extension of a
uniform nomenclature j. it5c,f, apart from thu
merits VI the work, an evident great gain N
science. The wide diT,-
sion OF book Ike this IL the medical profess
sion, besides its own immediate utility, ia surs
to eNercise yeTv beneficial and much wanted
scientific influence"
IL Is TO be regretted that the edition Of such
work should not have been a. extensive in this
country ss in England, where, owing TO the
LbeTaiIty OF Mr.. Lowe, then Chancellor of the
EXchsqueT, copy was furnish cd gratis to every
member or the profession IN Great Britain ana
Ireland. Here the addition was limited to a
mum Der simply sufficient for II use of the me Ii
cal officers Of the Marine Hospital service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-22

Now that the tickets are being made m bo,v
would II Go - put Minister Washburne up for
President, With Speaker Blaine tor Vice Pres
idenE That would make tolerably strong
tesm.-Cin. Commercial.
Yes, but would Blaine ride behind
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-22
DLATED WARE.

Az the new designs for
TABLE USE AND ORNAMENT,
IN THE BEST QUALITY.
SILVER PA TED WARE.
A very large assortment.
W. vi. GAIT, BRO. eco.
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How Imitation Works.

TIE New York Tribune Gin its financial col
umnl expresses the hope that Senators and
Representatives will return to Washington i'm
December next with clearer ideas upon the
mischievOusness OF currency imitation than
they have heretofore shown. We would suggest
10 the TribuR> the likelihood that the imitation
lists will come to Congress encouraged and
Strengthened, rather than BUNDLED, by their
successes In the West this October. But uu-
doubleday the points made by that paper
against the imitation doctrine are sound. As it
says, IL would appear a. If every argument ad-
vsnced by the in1istiODists had returned to
plague the inventors. They vOciferOusIy pro-
claimed that All that was necessary TO restore
business activity and prosperity was additional
Facilities" meaning thereby more irredeem-
able paper money. SO they inflated, and real
estate has become almost unstable. Plenty of
greenbacks would aid the great agricultural
interests, on which We all depend for our
bread and butter, by sfJrding the
farmer better prices for his products
Well, they inflated. and wheat has steady de-
ClInsd from SIS 70 S1.cG4S1 % per bushel, and
cotton j. p 10 8 cents per pound lower. They
inflated, and our manufactures (Which were to
set all their wheels IN busy and profitable mo-
ten a RESULT have in many cases stopped
production altogether, and in many Others pro.
ducing only 70 the extent OF Oue-half or two
thirds Of their capacity. They int sted and the
consequent prosperity Of the country has been
shown in the steady decline OF railroad receipts,
reaching for the month Of September % to %
Per cent They inflated when many antici-
Tated an active aud prosperous autumn trade.
All see that trade is dun Snd unprOitlble.
They gave u more greenhaCas that confidence
might be restored, and the result HIS been in
creased distrust They told Us more money
would give employment to the thousands then
idle Hundreds OF thousands ara now seeking
in vain tor work. They told u that imitation
would give free circulation TO money. 1t was
never held with firmer grip in large amounts
than Tow. II would, they said, greatly help the
unfortunate debtor class, vet they are failing
every day. In fact for every blessing promised
in its name, initiation has given a curse.
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hFsA aUEL g. YOUNG,


NOTARY PUBLIC,
octH-tf OFFICE-STAR BUILDING
h1eCHEACE MAHDRAkE PILLS-Thss
Wy pills are composed exclusively OF yegenable
Ingredients, and although they entirely sapersode
the use OF mercury do not leave any Of its inurisub
effects. The sSt directly upon the liver and are
vsl1aeie remedy In all cases Of derangement result
tEs from di5OTdered state OF tkAt organ, Liver
Complaint, Bilious Disorders, Indigestion, 9ck
Headsche, Typhoid Eevers, Co., &c. all suooInb te
the free Use Of Schenck' . Mandrake Pills FOR sale
by sill DTuzgfns and Dealers m..tr
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: All who advertise do not get rich, but presious
few get rich without It.
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lvl TIE CELEBRATED CLAIRVOYANT,
IL uneGuslled in testing the past present and future
OF your life. IN causing speedy marriages, bringing
the separated together, and pointing out the sure
way OF success in life In matters of business her
advice Is invaluable. Che gives universal satsfac-
ton; none ever regret consulting her. Satisfaction
Civ en-, pay. Can be consulted at her PRrlOrs,
No ITO u street northwest. Iy7-1y
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LOST AND FOUND.


CSRLWhRP-Lost on the Goth instant one large
sBSJe rewsFd r b. psis 4 LET !. R6oS TsS
Building, corner 9TH and streets. 1t"
osT-A PRONIssORY NOTE of 5 4i6 50, dat
-. - sePtemhet Sih, le7i, Ia,sbe St the aetrop2i-
SIsSn ty VIM. SMITH. Payment Of boih notes
I OsT-A GOLD-AEAD CANE marked "a G.
U. u. D., 10 Board Trade Rooms, SO Pe1nsyivania
avenue Washington, 20.
4 Osr-' the 20tb insIsni, beIween 18Th and IItd
- streets. on II. a small POCKET BOOK CON
taiLins ore SIC bill and some small chance. A
liberal reward will be paid If returned TO l3io 1
- s0BREL N ARB, with two White feet
and "star" in forehead, and blind. suit IN
abe reward viii be gwen 80 Th0ps9syor 90
Branch Road. oct22 Ct
STOLEE-A aTge GOLD RING, mounted, ~ith
- an amethi st setting, bearing upon eiSher side Il
vil be paid 20 the party who recently purchased
the sspe, besides ne anne unit paid for H. Il returned
&C saa 1858 vermont ave. M Sc Bet see an sis
1 ost- On thu 2ist instant, ON or near Penpsylga-
~ Iis avenue, an Old Black PoOKErB0OK con.
sEs hereby forwsrn all persons from neSoti s.ins
f,r the same as the pal neIt has been stopped. a
liberal =. ward VII be paid IL returRed to DAVID
w; DIXON, 1882 New Jersey avenue, between
and NJ streets oct2l 2ts
4 OsT-CHECK No. 43le ON FARMERs,
II AND MECHANICS NATIONAL BANK for
said cheek. HARTLEY BROTHER,
oet2o& GEORGETOWN, d. O.
y low and White sITTsR GYP. collar, .ei'
with ring attached when last seen. Ae2
liberal reward will be R i5d y 5ssSIn1 ssssFs
oet20 81 High street, Georgetown.
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- for Young Ms from thssf'foots u Errors and
Abuses In early life. MsuhOdd restored. Imp-if.
hienis C Marriage removed. New method II Trasf-
meut; New AID remarkable remedies. Books ana
cifculArs sent Tree, IN sealed envelopes Address-
Hotr1Td Assoclaft0H, ais North Ninth street Phil,
sdeipnie, Pa an Institution having high Tspu-
ehln. Hepl2-eo3m
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500 BoAks CHOICE HONEY.
We have Just received from the Shenandoah Val.
ley achOice lot Of white clover HONEY in ii e-
pound boxes.
1900 pounds NEW YORK BUOKWHEAT
G. g. CORNWELJ 4 SONS
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fvOA9RRsS SHABARs.
III SfEnlr, BsyHHn . AHl =.
teoe9 uoes0 Sof ale WI Vssl,
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4 nth street southeast, near Lincoln Park and
1ast Capitol street cars. Three-sfory Pressed
whole bouse. new sewer, and sewer connections
p.rfect; gas In every ROOM hot and Geld WATER
bic mAntes, furnace, lstrobe and range &c. Price,
$500. Terms, O. 30 cash. or part on long time,
and Sa.soo, without interest, fu notes q 40 Per
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FINE RIsIDfsoz TOR SALE.

The Resiteuee known sSsHAMILrOs PLACE
stresss ard formsTis OSSsd aud p,sa 30 9a ros
wydenbruck, Austrian Minister, having been ifo.
Sesfy sscS "Ss osrss for .s Il Tss ssa.s e
feet 4 INCHES vide, sss total depth Of % fee,
seIystoIy and large diEing- room, (si commuri-
eating, with buffers pantry snd slOsei, on mrs,
Closets bath room and two water clos Is md
70, r three Ct smsers on third oor large hitesen,
sba coal cellars wine closet pantry, sBa s-rVsnzs'
Also, a fne Csrrisse House srd Stable in .se
ssney Ia the rear, vi h accommodation Tor three
s,sirs; also, Cow Shed aud Lot I'D oiaias ,as
n'thsd With crystal chsndslier. in tbs psIl 5rs
CRATES, range, furnace, aud all oiher converter ces
east, thus settiGg the msrIing sun. Altogeth = The
grortIyi s one q the mcet desirable ia the city,
berg both hcnehke and well adapted for enter
Tie Hou,e will he open for inspection at ell h,vrs
dn issicr be had upon APP icst n 81 our oHs.
Ike House can be had without the Stable IL desired
1909 Pennsyivsai. aSe1ne,
oct1s-t Opposite United Ststes Treasury.
TO LOAN s4 600 on firs,-oIaSs zeal s.t-fe
CANAAN 5is 10 ia i 9Ssef'''1s Thus oc, MAS
100000 TRT y ,Sli, q FG -, 3 l.s9
bitriot securities, st 10 per cent PIiaeps,s ou'5
0ot2l 1T Attorney -st-Lsv, 9iT a, street.
NIONEb IL LOAN.-Ne have Ia hand she fpt-
iva loving sums o. Loan 1t d OR cent inrera..
up, r.sl estate security. VIZ:
5000
IO.OUO.
10000. FITCH, FOX SEQ,
.,, lSO9 p M % lvsula ~ nue.,
Ctt4l-N Opposite 4 Tressu~v
60 00O TO LOAN ar we'll located Real Is
S-:ONU tate. F.w. MILLER Co.
NCl-O-ot Si9 4 street northwest
tOh &c La BAhGAFN The stock, Cod
VIII ard fiN;Ures % n small q rooerT AID P-6-
kIsicn eIOkk, IN good cslity. and doing a fair
Sasihtss toe. 500 reason can be given for self
lng. Aoefess w. :. b, City p. a. CctsO.sts
SSn0 Wanted, PARTHER, active or Il.
SoOO. lent, in light Manufacturing Busi-
LSsS pay i00 per Ger C.; Consumed in every family
= ll CAeh aAles All Z. a A b -
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PERSONAL.

NJIsS s. r. S.-Msny thanks for Kind letter of
w alst instant. Please send address, if agreea-
bic. oci22 q"
GS00 BEWARD.-The undersigned hereby
ScVO offers reward Of $500 for such evil
dence IS will convict any responsible person Of
slsndering the undersigned, said reward TO be paid
upon the appre bepsiOn and conviction of such
sGLdereT or slsndeTeTs.
SELBY B. SOAGGs.
october lsti ls7t. OctI7-6t%
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"A TkaR1BIE swEApos.AA nov gun.
the invention Of James p. Taylor. of
knoxville. Tenn, is being tried at Colts
srmory. Hartford. Conn. The Spring.
aeld Republican says: 7"It ID clsimed
that 1t will discharge 800 balls minute.
and has been knoEn to discharge ], 200.
There are twenty-fou barrels. sixteen
|in the outer circle aud eight inside.
They do not reyolve, but are all con.
vergent. 80 that OF 500 yards the balls
will all strike within circle of one foot
1t Is terrible weapon. Arrappemanta
are in progress for their manufacture at
VERDICT FOR THE BATH PAPER Con-.
IPANY. The trial OF the case OF the Bath
Paper Company against the Langley
Manufacturing Company, for damages
o ;tained by the breaking Of the dam of
tue latter company year or two ago.
was closed Saturday, at aiken, ara a
verdict returned in favor Of the naper
company for $4,000.
VIM. Martin, much respected citi.
zen OF Spartanburg, died on the 9th, in
his eightieth year.
Mr.. G.. G.. Buchanan. of Union
County, has made himself immortal by
lnventlng an improved churn.
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Gne Cent Reward,

A ND 10 expenses paid, for the apprehend.
~ ing OF my regular indentured appren.
tice boy, ALEXANDER BRITTON JACK.
9th inst. Said boy is about fifteen years old,
OF Indian complexion and down-cast coun.
tenance, four feet and ten inches in height.
All persons arc forbid harboring said Boy,
as the law will bo rigidiy enforced against
all such. ANY person crediting him will do
so 1T their own risk.
Jan 1872 JACOB LEVIN
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TEAsUnEn's OFFICE, HIGHLAND County,
COLUMBIA, =. o., January IA, 1874.
RY authority of the Comptrolier-Gen @ eneral,
ID approved by his Exceli.acy the 90.
vernon. tho timo for collecting the taxes of
1873, without the penalty, ia extended to the
9th February, 1874. C.H. BALDWIN,
Jan IL Treasurer Richland Comfy.