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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rl%THIRD SOCIABLE OF THE C. t.
sS Il. SOCIETY will be given at Baum's Hall,
c0 ,TT Fourth and East Capitol streets, this
lTHURSDAYl evening. Doors open at o clock.
Dancing At $50 clock. Admission IS cents. apps
NSeAT A SPECIAL MEETING OF
- Washington City Hibernian Benevolent
Society No. ], held at Carroll Hall last evening
make arrangcments for the funeral of ANTHONY
BoLANr, q late member of the Society, the follow
ing resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas II has pleased Almighty God, in His Dr.
vine wisdom, to remove from our midst by the
hand Of death, our late and esteemed Brother An
thony Boland; and
Whereas in mis- death this Society has lost worthy
member, his family kind and afectionate father,
and the community at large most exemplary citi-
zen: therefore
ResoIced, That while we bow with humble sub
mission to the decree of alI-wise and just Prov-
dence, we deeply deplore the loss we have sus-
tanned.
RssOlred, That we deeply sympathize with the
afflicted family in this their sad hour of bereave-
ment, and trust they will find consolation in the
knowledge that our loss Is his gain.
ReSOlued, That copy of these resolutions be
transmitted to the family of the deceased and pub
lished in the morning papers of this city. ap9
r~OFFICE OF THE POTOMAC FER
- RY COMPANY, SEVENTH STREET
WHARF, WAsRISGToN, APRIL 4. 164.-On and
after TUESDAY, April 2. the HOURLY TRIPS Of
the Ferry Boats between WASHINGTON and
ALEXANDRIA will commence at z a. m. Last
trip at d. m. s. y. HOWISON, President.
SAM,L uEDNRY, Gen'l Supt, apS-6t
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THE MARKETS.
FINANCIAL

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
R1rafshed6y Lelois Johnson Co., Bankers, Vernon
Rc1c, northeast cUrIler PeRnsyIvania GusRus and
Tenth strea, Washington.
WRpNEspAY. Anril g. 1874
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ADJUSTMENTS, SO.

FORD'S OPERA HOUSE.
u CUsHMAN.
The management takes pleasure In ann ouneing
that an engagement has been effected With The
greatest living actress. MISS CHARLOTTE CUSH-
MAN, who win probably make her last appearance
In this city in the characters Of MEG MERRlL LES,
QUEEN KATHARINE and LADY MACBETH,
supported by frst-class company.
THURSDAY EVENING, April 9, MACBETH.
Lady Macbeth. MISS CUSHMAN.
FRIDAY EVENING, BENEFIT NIGHT,
GUY MANNERlN0.
Meg Merrilles ......................MISS CUSHMAN.
SATURDAY NIGHT, FAREWELL OF MISS
CHARLOTTE CUsHMAN.
MONDAY, APRIL IS,
MISS LYDIA THOMPSON,
The Queen of BurlesQue, and her Mammoth Com
pany. apo
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~EXECUTIVEO OFFICE,
~ nIsTRIH1 OE NnI IIAfRIA

sS DIsTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON, March 4, 1874.
Notice Is hereby given that the Board OF Appeals
in the room lately occupied by the superintendent
OF Assessments and Taxes. in the west wing of the
City Hail. for the purpose Of hearing appeals from
the valuation returned by the Assessors upon new
buildings improvements, &C., (erected during the
year Is7s,l for the tax for the fiscal year ending
excepted, from II O'Clock .. M to O'Clock D. m,
for the period Of thirty days, commencing March 8
aud ending April IL, 1874.
AleI,r Garden, Ist Council dist.
Jno. 7. Mitchell, Sd " W. W. Moore, eth.
A. Dodge, 9Th " Leon's Scott, 9th.
Jas. Wormley, 5th % Geo. A. Bohrer, 10th.
George TAYLOR, eth - /" j. L. ". Bowen, 18th.
ALEX. r. SHEPHERD,
mh6-td Governor District of Columbia.
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7 NJ. q. A.
THE LAST GRAND RECEPTION
FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 7:ao P. M.
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY

In six Choruses, Solo and Duet Singing by Prof.
CoLLIERE, Miss GoODALL, his pupil, and other
disting uished amateurs.
The entire building will be thrown open.
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EORD's OPERA HOUSE.


AREALITYl THE PEERLESS QUEEN OF
BURLESQUE,' Miss LYDIA THOMPSON, and
ment mmited to s& HGHTs ASb one M AFf
NEE, commencing on April h. 1874, at Ford's
Opera House, anu will be, most positively, Miss
ThompsOn's farewell to Washington, as she with:
draws from the American stage upon the close of
the present dramatic season: Change of bin with
blue Beard, Tuesday evening, April Il ''Ro6ln
Hood, ThednsssGay evening, ARFi Is, ME-
Friday evening, April II, Beneht. A grand double
bill. ScMNAABULA and ALADDIN. Saturday,
matinee, April IS 'KeniwOrth;'' Saturday even
ing April is, farewell. Enormous attractIon-two
bIrlesdues, ''sinbad and Aladdin" Incidsntal to
Rhymes, Dancing Quakers, Solo VocaliSms, Gen
daFmes' Duet and the Skatorlal Phenomenon.
seats may be secured in advance for the above.
B0x-sheet now open. apo
DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT BY
- the SHAKESPEARE CLUB, for the benefit OF
the Industrial Home School.
MATINEE
at the National Theitre FRIDAY, April II, 1874, at
O'Clock.
Admission, to all parts of the house, rs cents.
Seats may be secured, without extra charge, at
Ellis music store from and after TUESDAY, April
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N~YOUNG MEN
~ SPECIALLY INVITED
TO THE Y. NJ. C. A. ROOMS,
Corner Ninth and d streets.


w SPECIALLY INVITED
TO THE Y. NJ. C. A. ROOMS,
Corner Ninth and d streets.
Free Reading Rooms.
Circulating Library. New books constantly added.
Religious MeetIngs-Dsny Prayer Meetings at
SABBATH, at 3:sop. M, services In Lincoln hall.
Theatre services, at Metropolitan theatre, Penn
sylvania avenue, between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets, SABBATH, at Tao D. m. MARI
nSCURRENT AND BACK NUMBERS
- OF the DAILY AND WEEKLY NATIONAL
; anq 81 other ety papers can be OBJ
News Dealer, under st. Cloud hotel, corner Of
R~N TICE.-I AM NOW PAYING
e AZ ny store BY calling on Of addressing r
streets northwest, prompt attention viii be given.
WwRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE
4" e. H. WELLS, DENTIST, HAS
street. thsd dcef rom Es lbs ave-
~DR. A. PRATT, GRADUATE OF
dGSi
odd FellowAlHall. Washington. Gas used in ex-
tracing Teeth Teeth y SET either Jaw. Wifi
W HOT AND COLD SODA,
MILBURN'S,
1f2s Pennsylvania avenue.
Depot for Mineral Waters. dec2o-sm
HE~LEGAL AND OTHER BRIEFS
S PRINTED AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE
at the REPUBLICAN JOB OFFICE. nolS-tf
nEDRUGG, CHEMICALs, PERFUME.
~ ries, PoTades, Toilet Articles, &C., at low
est rates, at TEMPLE DRUG STORE.
R3-PURE WINES AND LIQUORS FOR
So medicinal purposes, at the Temple Drug
STORE. now
~WHEN YOUCANNOTFINDW WHAT
- you want at other places, try the Temple
Drug Store, and Ninth streets. novI
RyeHOMEOPATHI CMEDTCTNESAND
~ specifics at the TEMPLE DRUG STORE,
corner + and Ninth streets.
N~ALL THE COUGH MEDICINES,
pie Drug Store. noyl
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~D. LANGELL's AsTHMA CURE.

WARRANTED TO GIVE RELIEF IN FIVE
MINUTES.
Persons suffering with Asthma are requested TO
cal! and get tIi4l package Of the above remedy
free gratis.
or sale, Wholesale and retail, at
q. p. HOPKINS Drug Store,
api-Im No. 1875 Massachusetts, avenue
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AND INSTRUMENTAL CON.

VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CON-
CERT,
Under the auspices Of
POTOMAC LODGE, r. A.. A. M, Georgetown,
D. c., by the GEORGETOWN MASONIC CHOIR,
assistei by the following artists: Miss EDITH
ABELL, late soprano of the English Opera troupe;
tenor; Mr. SAMUEL YOUNG, baritone; DR..
solo nutist; Master HARRY DoNoHo, SIX years
oid,-t4ladist, and full orchestra, on THURS
DAY EVENING" April 9, 1874, at Forest hall,
Georgetown, ID. c..
Doors open at O'Clock: concert commences at 8
O'Clock. Tickets, 81; to be had Of members and at
IL Q door. ap7-3t
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GOOD ENOUGH FOR THE RICH-CHEAP
ENOUGH FOR THE POOR.
Catawba Champagne, in quarts and pints, bot
tied by Samuel @. Palmer, 81 Greene street,
quarts: So per dozen, pints Liberal discount to
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FOR SALE.

am authorized to offer for sale (for limited
timel that valuable property known as the k1RhIt
WOOD HOUSE, situated on the corner OF Pennsyl1
vania avenue and Twelfth street. The whole prop
erty has recently been put in irst-clasS repair.
Capitalists desiring to invest In hrst-class prop.
erty will be offered great inducements in price and
terms S, TO- 10, and % years time will be given on
a large Proportion of the amount asked for the
property.
For further particulars inquire OF W. II. CLAG-
EFT, Real-Estate Broker, Board Of Trade Rooms,
So Market space. mario
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PARTIES having property to sell or rent will
find it to their adv antage to consult with
r. H. RYAN & Co.,
General Brokers, 523 Seventh street.
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| MONEY SAVED by paying your special improve
ment and sewerage taxes now, Qt reduced rates,
through R. H. RYAN & Co.,
General Rrokcrs b23 Seyenth street,
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BOARDING.
PERSONAL.

BOARD AND ROOMS-CENTRAL LOCA-
- TION-22S northeast corner King and Patrick
tfeets, Alexandria, Virginia. mh24-eo3L
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NO ONE NEED BE SHORT OF MONEY

NO ONE HEED BE SHORT OF MONEY
since 1t can be procured on collateras to any
amount at less than half the usual rates, at X.
vania avenue. Money can there be obtained on
all kinds OF personal property while for those who
have enough and to spare Of the "ilthly lucre"
there is displayed o fine assortment Of gold and
silver watches, diamonds, musical instruments,
sowing machines and vast assortment Of other
articles which selling at almost one-half what
they can be bought for elsewhere.
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LOST AND FOUND.

FoUND.-G BREAST PIN WITH THE IN
II scriptlon j. A. Granger, to B. Chaplin. The
owner can receive the same by calling at 1855
tisement. sp7-3t
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"IRT PLACE.-THIS BEAUTIFUL LIT
La PmHm OF y 9o acres goSa h9& sesS OF
Grape Vines, &c., situated within FIVE miles OF
Washington, and one quarter of n mile from High
land Station, B. & y. r. R.. having three fine Min
eral Springs near the house splendid location for
hrst-class Summer Hotel,) will be sold or exs
changed for city property upon accommodating
terms. For further particulars inquire Of II. W.
Department. nrhIl-lm
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meeting TO the second Tuesday in April instead
of the frs, and clerks o. sessions instructed
to send copy of their statistical reports to tho
stated clerk ~ least three days before the meet
ing.
THE woNEN's CRUSADE.
The first order Of business-the relation of the
Church to the temperance moyement-Was taken
up.
The moderator (Nr. Logan) said he could not
relate single instance of poverty in his locality
but what was caused by strong drink, and thong ht
the subject of temperance should be seriously
considered by the Church. Public opinion should
be SO educated as to look upon intoxication as
disgraceful.
DR.. Little heartily commended the woman's
movement. The question Of temperance is not
properly understood, and If brought into the
church It can be more advantageously considered.
So far there has not been sufficient done in thi
great movement. He thought the churches
should take up this work. He spoke Of the organ
ization Of o temperance society in his church
where all members can take the total abstinenct
pledge. 1t is where it belongs-in the chure Oh
SO far the society has been very successful and IL
IL not for men alone, but for families. He favored
the organization Of societies in all churches, anC
thought 1t would be great means Of stopping
the evil of lntemperance
Dr.. Noble said he had been In the temperapc,
movement forty-eight years. When he was- at
tending college he signed the pledge, has beer
true to 1t since, and has become more and more
convinced that 1t ought to be more thought Of In
the church. In ls2o, in Massachusetts, reforma.
ton took place. which he attributed TO the church
He believed the present movement has come In
connection with longing for the Spirit Of God
and is a religious movement begun with faith In
God. 1t is not mans but Gods work. When he
first yead Of the movement he had fears of the
result. He attended the first meeting in thi,
city, when his opinion changed, and instead O
any evil result coming from the movement b,
found that the object to be accomplished wa.
through God. He has attended all the meetings
held in this city, and is much pleased Herewith
He thought the movement should connect will
tbs Church owing to Its absolute dependene,
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HAVE YOU A GOOD HAT; THE SECRET
LIES WITH THE BEAVER IN CANADIAN
VIRTUE MAY FLOURISH IN AN OLD
BUT MAN AND NATURE sCoRN THE
SHOCKING HAT"
The most approved styles Of gentlemen's dress
hats and fine soft beaver hats at STINENETZ, hat
ter, LIT Pennsylvania avenue.
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BASE BALL.

Call and examine the fire and burglar-proot
vaults of the Safe Deposit Company, corner of
keeping Of securities Jewels silyer-ware or other
valuables. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
annum, according to size. No business man can
afford to do without them.
Take paraing from TIE Chicago and Boston fires.
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VALUABLE sECOND-HAND BOOKS.
Encyclopedias Americans; I4yolumes.
Peters Condensed 5. C. Reports; 6 volumes.
Rees' Encyclopedia, complete; IS volumes.
Congressional Globe, complete; ito volumes.
Smithsonian Reports, complete; IS volumes.
Pacific Railroad Surveys. complete; Is "olumeS.
Patent ONCE Reports, Mechanical, hOm 1873 to
$50, complete: IS volumes.
Carey's Social Science; volumes.
Life, &C., OF David Garrick; 2volumes.
Life, &C.. of Lorenzo de Medicli volumes.
Mills Political Economy; 2v0lumgs.
And many others, AT Low PRICES, At
ANGLIM's ANTIQUARIAN EooK-
STORE,
Fand Fifteenth streets, near the Treasury.
kTBOOKS BOUGHT. ja2o-tf
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nor SALE-A HANDSOME NEW BRICK
Il RESIDENCE in Hamilton, Va, about forty
eight miles west of Washington city, on the W. and
.. R. K: No change of cars from W ashington; A
delightful summer residence, with all the modern
improv ements and eonyeniences, with from five to
fifteen acres of land, desired. For circular and
photograph address j. X. TAYLOR, Hamilton,
Loudoun county, Va. feb23-tf
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EOR SALE, RENT OR EXCHANGE (FOR
IL large HOUSES, a great many small Brick six
room HOUSES, with modern Improvements, and
renting at SIS per month. Apply to ELDRIDGE
SMITH, l4l T street, from to O'Clock p. m,
mhI9-lm
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FOR SALE-TWO ELEGANT RESI-
houses in northwestern section from IS CCO ais Co.,
Houses on Rhode Island avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, at from $3.50 50; several
desirable houses on Capitol Hill. A large list Of
cheap houses from 81 90 to 81 0o. large list OF
desirable building lots In all pIrts of the city.
z. j. SWEET. Real Estate Broker,
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ENOR SALE--VERY DESIRABLE PROP.
= erty. improved: The two three story, pressed
Tenth and streets northwest, lately occupied BY
rooms. and all modern convenience. Also, that
valuable property at the corner of Ninth and sts
four-story brick. for stores and dwellings; lot 100
feet front on Ninth street, so feet deep.
Rare chance for inyestmen1-C nimproTe THAT
beautiful building front, on sixth street, between
and streets southwest: also, lot southeast cora
ner sixth and 4 streets southwest.
Several other fine pieces Of property for sale, to
close an estate, For terms apply TO
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A LADY WHOSE HANDWRITING is |
"a excellent desires to accompany party to Eu- |
rope as shorthand amanuensis. Terms: Travelling |,
expenses. Best references given. Address LADY |
PHONOGRAPHER, Washington p. o., y. q.
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pEGIsTER's NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that the following nc
counts have been examined and passed by me, and
remain fled Of record In this Office for the in
spection Of heirs, legatces creditors and all others
interested, and will be presented to the next Or
phans Court si Clearhcd county, to be held at the
Court House, IN the borough Of Clcardeld, com
mencing on the 4th Monday (beng the 2sth day.
Of September, A. d. 1874;
Partial account Of Robt NJ. and David John
ston, Executors Of Robt Johnston, deed, late Of
Jordan township.
Final account of Patrick Daley, Guardian Of
Martha Myrter, now deceased.
Final account Of Jas. A. Campbell and Samuel
sunderlin, Administrators Of David sunderlin,
deceased.
Final account Of Jacob Roland, Administrator
Of David Roland, deed, late Of Chest township.
Final account Of wm. McCpcken and y. NJ.
IIockenbury, Executors Of John Hockenbury, de-
ceased.
Final account Of James McFadden, Adminis-
traitor Of Robt. MeFadden, deceased, late Of Chest
township.
Final account of Emanuel Hiltcbrand, Trustee
Of Robt Mefadden, deceased.
Final account Of Emanuel Hiltobrand, Trustee
In the estate Of Robt II. Rainey, deceased.
Final account Of James whgley, Executor Of
q. y. Gulich, decea eascd.
Final account Of jacob Mckee, Admstrator Of
Thos. Mckee, deed, late Of Burnside township.
Final account Of s. s. Liddcll Administrative
Of Thos. Liddell. deceased, late Of Clearfeld bor-
ongh
Final account OF Jesse Co.'S, Guardian Of Dan
lei smeal, minor child Of Peter smeal deceased.
Final account Of John A. Read, surviving Ad-
minlstrator Of David Bloom, deceased, late OF
Pike township.
Final account Of Anthony lille and Susan
Young, Administrators Of Robert Young, deed,
late Of Lumber City.
REGIsrER's 0rFIcE, A. W. LEE,
Cleardeld, Pa, sept.2 2, ls7l-tc. Register
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

TIME or HoLDISo QUARTER SESSIONS counr.
Second Monday of January.
Third Monday Of March.
First Monday Of June.
Fourth Monday Of September.
IuE oF uoLDlso coynos rlrAs. ~ T.
First Monday Of June.
Second Monday Of November.
m aUf srrnuc oFFIcEns. 8ari la 4
President Jadge-lIon. Charles A. Mayer, Of
Lock Haven.
Assistant Las judge Hon. John II. oryis, Of
Dollefonte.
Associate Jadges--William c. Foley, Clear6ed
John J. Read, Curwenstille.
Prothoaoiary--AaronC c. Tate.
Register aud Reeorder--A. W. Lee.
District Atioraey--f Frank Fielding. Dix
Trcasurer---David W. Wise.
Skerif--W lillian Il. Mcpherson. IEf
County Swreyor-s Samuel y. Mccoskey, Cur
wensvile.
County Commissioaers-F. 7. COuierci, Kart
haus; John ID. Thompson, Curvensvlle, Clark
Brown, Clearlcld. ~
County Auiitor-Geuben Mcpherson, Clear.
field; James II. lille, Lumber City Lewis G.
Bloom, Coarfcld. .r MR
Jury rommissioners-JOhn W. Sbugart, Jane,
Mitchell, Clearded.
Superintendent Of PaLGc Schoois-.John A
Gregory, Clearh,ld.
Notarics PuLlic-John W. Wrigley, Wm. Ra-
debRugh, Cyrus l.. Gordon, Clcarheld; Josiah
Evans. Joseph II. Irwin, Curwensville; j. j. Lin
gle, Osceola Mills Johnston Hamilton, Luthers-
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Methodist Episcopal Church--Rev. A, d
Yocua, pastor.--public Service every snbbatl
1t iOl A. NJ, and II P. NJ.
Sabbath School at A. NJ.
Prayer Meeting every Thursday, at "A 7. NJ.
Communion Service, lrst Sabbath Of ever,
month, at 10Y A. NJ.
Presbyterian Church--Rev. II. s. BurLER
Sabbath services morning and evcuing-Sab
bath School at p. M.-Praycr Meeting wednes
day evening.
81. Francis Church--Cathoi REV. p
J. SHERipAS.---NIass ut 10y o'clock A. NJ, on thu
cconi ard fourth Sundays Of each month.
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ANOTHER BOARD FIRE.--Never be
fore has there been iu so short period such a
destruction Of manufactured lumber in this conn
y. Last week Edward Alberto saw mill on
Morgan's Run, In Doggs township, was burned
together with about 100000 feet Of pee board'
and 900 feet Of henlock lumber. Mr.. Albert
had set pile Of slabs near the mill on sio which
eventually worked it, way to the mill and the
lumber yard, all Of which were reduced to ashes
and thus removing another half million feet from
Al. ...~l.,
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Axrs.--seyenty- ave dosen clcarGeld Wood
choppers Axesat
9s25.77. II. Y. BIGLEk Cos.
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THE GOLDEN PEnIoD.-We notice
by OUT exchanges that Hon. Geo. BlatienbcrgoF,
(fathcr Of ourcsieemed friend, }. A. Blallenbcrger
of 0sceols,) aud his ssimabe wife celebrated ther
golden wedding at the old homestead, at Mount
Patr lex, Perry county, Pa, on Saturday, tho 18th
ult. Mr.. D. is "a ,ears orags,buthale nnd hearty
Hei one Of tie old school Of Jelersonian states
men, and was Intimately acquainted with James
Buchanan, William wnkins, David II. Porter and
Jcsse Miller. t. f.t
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L.rrp.-Thc editor Of the Huntine

RLED-Thc editor Of the Hunting
don Globe has 70, good mad on. lie and two
other chums went TO Pittsburgh iss weeks ago,
to sec the sights, and were rccommended 10 stop
at the Rush House. lie says fIf...f +.
I'VE fooiisi,y rushed there, Had to pay Ii
cents each, In advance, for the nsc of one room
with two beds, and they were dirty at that W,
took no breakfast at that house. We have trav.
cled from Nss York to Denver, bat mover before
we're asked to Psy 7t cents In advance for . dingy
bed, and room whefs we had 10 hang our oloibc'
nm th~ 0nor I" .... .I .I ....| /.
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BuGoirs Fon sALr.-R. Newton Shaw keeps a
full supply Of fredonia Buggics and Platform
Wagons lor sale. To be seen at tho shaw House
yard Call on or addrcsShim a, Clearheld Penn
sylvania. may l3-u.
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To srohriseNEs.-"Co "Contraband" horse thinks
himself tho best horse in this county, and Is as
we'll bred as,any 10 tho United States. lie Is a
kind, gentle aud pleasant driving horse, Ile will
irot with any horse which has been owned in this
county six months. Ho wllmake atrial Of speed
any time when there Il horse that viii trot with
him, but not for money, unless the distance is
three milcs, best three in ave, or Eve miles. best
two in three. GEO. II. ROBACkEh.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-09

Look OUTl-By the Reueiiie of last
week, we learn that month or two ago,
two horser were stolen from John NJ. Early,
Of Fulton county, and brought, as was supposed,
to this county for sale. Last week Capt. CLARK
found the horses one 10 possession Of David Goss'
the other in the hands Of Jas. Dunn, both horses
having been sold to them by the thieves. Mr..
Early identified bis property and took the horses
away Our citizens should boon the lookout and
not allow themselves to be imposed upon by
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Specials.

VILLAGE CAsr-rfErISs.-A Village Camp
meeting will be held in the Methodist Episcopal
Church Of Clarified, commencing on Thursday,
Sept. lIth, and closing on Sunday, thc 25tb. The
order Of service viii DO similar 10 that usually
observed at woodsincctings. Ministers from sur
rounding charges are expected to be present. A
cordial invitation is extended to the public.
A. ID. YoCuM
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-09

MosHANNoN BAss.-Seventeen black
bass have been placed in Moshannon creek ten
IN stciners dam eight in Loeb LomOnd dam and
nine below the dam. AS these FISH are very pro-
liac It is expected that IL three years the stream
viii be pcopled by them. A hne Of fifty dollars
will be imposed for catching any Of them inside
nj tbree xears