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5000 Outfits Ordered in Advance
A EiTi%T Sop TELL IT ALL.

BY Mrs. StenhouSe, of Salt LaCkc City, -
wears the wife Of Mormon High Priest.
With introduction 10y Mrs. Stove. over
5000 Outfits of this Extraordinary work
we're ordered by old agents in advance,
who are now selling - To ~ Il day! Its sale
is without parallel. one agent lady sold
80 in one week. Terms big; sales positively
immense. Complete outfit free 10 all agents
who mean business. Circulars free. Adj
,lrcsS, QUEEN CITY PUBLISHING CO.,
cincinnati. ohio. le2l b
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PIANOS AND ORGANS FoR RENT.-By
renting and applying the rent to tn"
purchase" every on" can bccom" ia"
owner Of first class Piano or Organ.
For terms, prices, &c, call on or address
ADAMS n LUCAS,
l227 Market street.
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BASKRIPTS.

Notice T. hereby owen that q FuI.t,.
has been nled inyAid court by Jallu' ',r.r.
man, ~ Wh"clinR. in ia" county w.4.f,.
in said district. duly declared "h" 80 IL
81 "a bankrupt by said court IT,.
bankrupt act Of COngr.7s. appfg''',... ,I..-,.
p ~. fpr a dischaTg.. and crfII'a' r. ..s
u from all hi, debts and QUIZ IL, ..
proyabic under said act and DI "f,y'',,,,
said Court notice II hereby siN'.m, NJ NJ
hearing viii be had on tbe'aid [r" Va b..
the 9Th day u S"ptember, y. ~ ' .n,r F.
CALDWELL well Esq, r Register is IN Baat[ X,
No. 1912 Chapiinc street, IN VIZ ,,y,a.i.
Wheeling, ia the state Of ""'t sa,. =.
At 10 o'clock \. n, when am 80 aat
creditors who have proved thrIr -, -. 81
other persons In interest, may "pKby fas
show caus@, IL any they have T"go,t,
prayer Of the said petitioner sh"''''
granted. II ~
Dated this 9th day 81 August h..pF
au2l-21, sept Clerk "i ~"
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THE man who throws watermelon or
other rindS on the pavcm"nt> i not far
removed from murderer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-31

The farmers are up to their eyes in
work preparing for wheat seeding and
the harvest of the corn crop.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-31

DIN you say YOU were going 10 take Il
ride "n the Elm Grove Railway, or the
B"nwoud Street Railway.
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WEST VIRGINIA
uNIvnR SITI,

,I,HE YEAR BEGINS IN ALL DE
PAYMENTS ON Wednesday. sept.
SRI, lS5%
Prof +. =. Lyon, with a mn SIAN "t
thorouphIy uuaiitird assistants. has Charg"
of the Preparatory Department..
Patrons seeking information III rrGaId Ia
the same will address him.
Catalogues describing the other Depart
mrntS MAY II" obtained f:i0m tn" Secretary
of the Faculty. Prof. Geo. W.ClovCr, or tn"
undersigned.
ALIEN. MARTIN. Prc>1.
MoRGASTOwS, W. Va, Aug. S,lS'S
auUl3
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The colored population have been
Sighted again by their Republican
brethren. They were not recognized by
the convention al nil.
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PRICE all the dry goods and carpet.
and then 20 70 J. W. FerreI., and hc
will save you 20 per cent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-31

APPRorRIATE.-The summers end is
appropriately attended this year By de-
liShtfullv cool weather. The present
cool snap may cause an exodus from the
mountain retreats. While pleasure seek
crs can stand blankets ut night they
cannot stand ,hivcring in the morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-31

The fan season is Just now one day off;
and Vet nobody feels like giving an anti
SILVER.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-31

Ir is moved and seconded that some
body get out AN injunction on that threat
"nvd Tiltun statement.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-31

THE weather was much warmer YES
terday than it has been for couple of
weeks past.
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NOTHING makes Il woman - mad -
to sec the letter carriers discriminatin.
between people by calling next door four
or five times week without ever ring
ing her bell once.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-31

THERE were four candidates for Con-
gre>S in the Republican County Conven-
ton. held Saturday.
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POLICE CoURT.-At the Police Court
Saturday, three cases were disposed Of
one in the morning and two nj the mat
inec.
John Dcshon was committed to Jail for
thirty days in default of paying fine of
twenty dollars and costs for drunkenness
John A. McGcc paid fine of two dol.
lars and costs for di>orderlv conduct.
John Cooper, for disordcrly conduct,
WAS fined ten dollars and costs, but not
having that much money about him, he
was sent up for twenty days.
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GREAT BARGAINS OFPERED.-. Ny Car
pets shall be- sold. Come if you want
them. j. ". FEKREL
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EPISCOPAL FEMALE INSTITUTE.

Under charge of CHRIST CHURCH, Win
chester, Va, Rev. ]. c. Wheat, \. NJ, Prin-
cipal formerly Nice-Prin. Va. Fem. lnst.,)
With competent assistants in the various
departments of English, Mathematics,
Natural Science. Languages, Music, vocal
and instrumental, Drawing and Painting
The Session OF ten scholastic months, be-
Gins September >, 1874. Circular OF course
at study terms, &c, sent on application Il"
i. &. WHEAT, Winchester, Va. Reieren-
c-S: The Bishop and Clergy Of the Prot.
Epi,. Church OF the Diocese of Virginia.
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II is astonishing how Dry Goods and
Carpets are going Oft ut
j. ". FERRELL'>.
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PHOTOGRAPHS.
PHOTOCR APHS
Halls Gallery.
FORMERLY ROBINSONs.

WE HAVE IN ORR EMPLOY SONE
w Ofthc very best artists I'm ID" cuul
try, and are prepared Ia furnish our rg'
toners the finest work Ia he found Srl
where We do not make cheap PciurN.
but take special pains Ia max" every ~
ting "A success. Old Pictures copied an
enlarged To any size, either plain Phu.
graphs or finished In Ink, on, Pastel o.
Water ColurS. Also, III" size Iuyur'
Picture Frames, StCrCOSCOpic View, 90.
Photographic Goods "f every description,
nugl2.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-31

MANY consumers of coal are storing
away their winter supply. y sensible
idea.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-31
NEW BACON.

JTAMS, CLEAR SIDES, SUGAR CURED,
IL Break fast Bacon, and shoulders, just
out OF smoke.
LIST, DAVENPORT X PARKS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-31

IA you want bargains in Dry Good
and CarPcts, 60 to
j. W. FERREr..
Corner Of Main and 10Th IS.
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r., TN, Crc,iiiprr NJ 4. +, Waterman 4 T.
NutIcc II hereby given to TIA" cr"lii,"'
the. late firm Of \. +. Wrst"rmRu & 8. 20
present and prov" their claims agnih>' ~
said nrlu, at my Office, 80. llR hay y
street. IN ih" clty ~ Wheeling. Ws.i !,
on or b.fur" the 2ith day 81 August ''
aft"r which dat" the accounts viii u go
This notice b. given pursuant "a ".
pfth" District Court ~ ia" lnli7l -
TOR the District uf W,--i Nirgidin made o..
entered iu ih" nDpv. entitled cAus., "H
GIrd day Of April, b7i. .,,,
HANNIBAL FOEEE
jylS gat-v " :. iOnfIlr'p''
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NOV or SOUI,

"DSYCHOMANCY or SOUL CHAR
MING" How either sex may fIS-
climate and gain the love and affections of
amy person they choose instantly. This
simple mental requirement all can pos
S,.SS, free, ny mail, for 2jc, together with
marriage guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams,
Hints To Ladies', Wedding Night Shirt,
.vc. \ queer hook. Address r. WILLIAM
1. ,'n puhS philalplphiu n
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\ GREAT many white people attended
the c"l"rcd camp-meeting ut Mounds
willie Yesterday.
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

90 ~ PER DOZEN, AT PLUMBERS
.UU Gallery. A fine assortment ".
Frames, cheap. Also u larg" lot 0f "r'
man, French and American thrumuS.
1873, MAIN STREET,
Hornbrook's Block, Wheeling, W. Va.
mylS
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Fruit Jars, Jelly Glasses, and sealing
wax, at D. fRIDEL, ~ Coz
1870 Main street
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GEN. II. +. NELLY,

was called for. He came forward and
said AS he had been recognized rs can
didatc for Congress, from this district,
he deemed it improper for him to take
any active part in the Convention. but
would say that if the Congressional
Convention when it assembled
should deem him worthy and available
he would accept it, nomination. and
otherwise would support it, nominee
whoever he might be-
After great deal of calling and some
persuasion OH the part Of the chairman
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IIEGLER 4 McCURnl, Philadelphia, Pa.
iaDSh
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RichFarmingLa Lands
IN NEBRASKA.
Now for Sale Very Cheap!
lOYears Credit, Interest onIy6perCt.
SEND FOR THE PIONEER"

\ handsome illustrated Paper, containing
the Homestead Law. \ New Number just
published, mailed free To all parts of the
world. Address -. +. DAVIS,
Land Commissioner L. L. K. r., Omaha,
Nebraska. jy2
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ATTEMPTED ESCAPE.-An old man
named Conrad Orr, who was in charge
of an officer on charge of stealing It
horse at Claysvillc, Pa, attempted t" r,-
cape Saturday morning by Jumping into
the river from the steamer Courier.
Orr had been arrested in Wctzcl county
and had been brought to the city on the
above boat. Early in the morning he
ran from his state room and
jumped into the river, but he
was discovered BY the officer who had
him in custody, and he wa, soon recap
tured. He was taken to Washington,
Pa, on Saturday Sor trial. Orr is IN old
hand ut the business and had recently
been released from the Pcnitcntiary, hay
ing served term for stealing a horse
from Charles Ottcr>on, near Elm Grove,
this county.
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HON. 9. u. HUBBARD.

who responded in Il somewhat lengthy
speech. He said he knew it VIA, Gus
tomary for speakers to apologize for the
misdccdS of the Republican party, but
for himself he had nothing to apologize
for. He then proceeded to tell an oft
told tale about the convention that MS
sembledin Richmond just before the COM
mcnccmcnt of the war He told what Col.
Wilson had not done and allowed tito De
inferred what hc did do ut that Govern
ton, &c.
At III" conclusion of Mr.. Hub
bard'S remarks, which were applaudrd
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at'heeling Re9ister.
MONDAY. AUGUST 81. 1874.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

arrival Of Trdins.
PSOR spa.m. 44Op. IN. 1910 pm.
Ccntr q Div. 5,25a.m. 10. 40 Il m. so pm.
SIavetdS pitt II 90 a. IN. a - p. m. SOC pm.
Hempf'd RR SlOa. M. CONAN. o.io pm:
Departure Of Trans. ----
b. d .. X. f.. .iOa. M. 9o1 a. III. 100 y. III.
Centr'l q. Div 40 II. III. 30 p. III. 3p p III
Clevel'd&Pitt Cos Il. III. LILO p. Ill. "5D pm.
Hempfi'd II R7.l5a a. M .....:;;... 4oo p III
eSteubeuvilie Accommodation.
Steamer Market Boy.
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The Jacob men were entirely ignored
in the Radical convention on Saturday
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REFINED SUGARS.

~ BARRELS A,
~ % b,
d c,
80 franklin {,
gn " Extra c.
~ sx:LIST, DAVENPORT & PARks.
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Index to New Advertisements.

Index to New Advertisements.
Penn Mutual Life lnS. Go.
Furniture PoliSh-Edmund Booking
Photograph>-Brown " Higgins.
Mirrors and Looking Glasses.
Stair Rods and Fastcning>.
New Frc>co Decorations.
For SaIe-ITou-c and Lot
Attention Sir Knights.
For Cmcinnati-Steamcr Andes.
Wheeling Fcmal" College, First
Page.
CLOTHES line thieves about.
The leaves are gently falling.
TUX churches were MI well attended
yesterday.
F>>ui"NAnLE people are doning fall
styles.
"HrwrrY. Dumpty on the wall to-
night.
MING Lager ruled the board> on Satur-
day night.
BEAUTIFUL. cool and delightful moon
light nights.
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rHr DIsTRIcTroTRT az III

4 NllaI Tltlf1-. l'Il ll'. l'I-.If'.
Virginia:
In the matter Of David Il. Irwin ana }
W"hTmau, late partner under 'N'
name Of -. X. Irwin & TO, ~ bIhhI"i
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A. W. CAMPBELL,

of the HtrliigcHcsr made a few remarks.
He endorsed what Mr.. Hubbard said in
most respects, but acknowledged that the
Republican party had done some things
that were wrong and corrupt. but taking
all things together it WAS "A pretty good
party after all He then went on to say
that the Republican party had the courage
TO deneunce wrong and corruption in il
own ranks, and in n sly but forcible man
ner gave Grant and his adhcrents slap
in the face He talked something about
rolling back the crimson tide Of war.
but rs that has been the battL. cry of
that party for a long time it is not neceS-
sary to say anything on that subject.
At the conclusion of Mr. Campbcll's
remarks, the committee returned and re-
ported the following named gentlemen
as delegates to the
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION:
Washington To,cnship-Wiliam Has
tings. George Zeochlcr, David Bel, Hen
~ X. List, Caleb Sylvis.
Madison To,rnsbi JOHN McLurc. J.
y. Vance, 7. H. Logan, r. J. Blair.
Mai. VI. B. {. Wright.
0av T6,rnstJ-A. W. Campbell !. X.
Botsford. T.. Booking, W. F. Peterson.
J.. T. Bu>by.
Toion T,r,,vLip-H. Scvering. Geo.
Roberts. John 0csteTling, Frank John
son and \. :. Harden.
C<otrc TI,rD,hip-ThOmas 4. Moffat
{. ID. Hubbard. Edwin Horn brook. T. &
Jordan and J. +. Hubbard.
Wrbstcr T5rnsbp-B. B. Dovcner. J.
i. Stanton, W. II. Travis, Isaac Freczc
ST., and George c. Trimble.
Ritchis To,rnsbip-Dr. r. W. Hazlrtt
!. W. Schultz, Robert Cowan, WIN.
Schocky and Clarence Irwin.
RichLdad T5,cnship-M L. Hill. VIM.
Nicholas, Jos. Wsddle. :. L. McCulloch
and VIM. North.
TI-iadeiphia To'rNship-Thomas Horn
brook, J. L. Sisson, Hugh Clark, E. NJ.
Atkinson and r. 5. Hopkins.
Liberty TotrIlship-Wh. Reed, W. B.
Curtis, Peregram Whitman, Abraham
Jr. VI. e. Slater
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GRAPES are very plentiful, and are
selling ~ low rs five cents per pound.
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DENTISTS.
q, S. Commissioners Notice


Henry y. TOncy and VIM. j.. Gill ass.gH"'
in BANKRUPTCY ofA. a. Perry s Ga.
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BEAUTIFUL. cool and delightful moon
light nights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-20

There's certainly something wrong in the pO-
htieal atmosphere this year-a deficiency OF
ozone, perhaps. The conditions are unfayor-
able for hsI mOniOus manifestations, In the lingo
OF the spirituslists. The s,eadiest-going con
sutueneies are csntankerous and unreliable.
and officials and candidates fiud there Is a GER
tain degree Of uncertainty about the best
grounded prospects Senator Ham'in had rea-
son to suppose that his reelection was q sure
tSiDg' but sundry republican papers of Maine
are tsiking treason to him lately in way not
inspiritiDg 10 his hopes. And now it is hinted
that the Vermont legislature, that was expected
70 Ie-eiect Senator Edmunds next Tuesday
without question, is more or less unsound. and
that strong opposition will be put forward TO
Dim Among those named as his opponents in
'he republican ranks are C0ngrs, sman Willard.
sG-GoV. Smith snd eX- Gov. Stewart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-20
THE GREAT
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT
HEw FALL AND WINTER GOODS
PRICES LOWER THAN RIVER
GOODS BETTEB THAH EVER
NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY

Here are a few of the bargains offered n IVA
1BG Gins MerI- Embroidered Cap and II "a
: heriuS FreI CHI Hoods Ii and X nit Zgphyr N. n.
&c EU' &c. GhBc kGlt sscqu 5, 81; Silk and satin
Quitd Hoods Yery hDe, b. 90 snd -; Infants Me
tito CtaKs, 81; Or iidfebS Misses ana T. sdSs Iag
DIbwers. 81; GENE heavy Merino Shirts 56c ana
81, Laties' Heavy and Fine iuli regular Hose
ttTte peif Tor 81 Mems super stout British SOcks
IS a. e &C Large bite Chimes Sc SiIk HandkaT,
Sl' oiy "a email d. 10, SOC very ch ZAP; La
Gl'-' and Cert Eemstitched and Heinmed I,inan
foi cLeIchis;s from l3zc. up TO SO; Msps' ina
" Ute sbiTts only Large size fne Linen Din
PkIrss & pes dozen; Turkey hed 81 nit spkins
, ser d. Zeni On. lfrens' and Ladies' Fancy Wool
ta;Ts long hose, 70 u 49, pair: Ladies Il ue White
bTo!teIcd Slipper Patterns only u very 50 oeTior
hid Gloves for men and ladies, IsrssS sfy;es All
coiOIs, 81 and 81 30; Ladies' Dogskf1 Gar 7fiafs
81; six me Ivory Handle Table and Desseri
hLFs only 81 co. six solid steel Tu Silver PIa ed
Dtssert CT Table Knives. 81 per set; six Table
e. Elk Teaspoons, warranted plated on White
Meal, 81; three and five bottle .stors nj: ioe
ditto, 81; teet Butter Knives. SOC Napkin Rings
beet pstei Doc solid silver ditto Si -e lair and
Clothes brushes, &c, c0c and / Rubber Dres-ing
Combs, 25c., SOC. and 81; Oval French plata Mir
rors. 81; Bill Books and Wallet. sc 10 si Pic-
ture rames IN large variety, 25c. up 10 a.: braos
cts on all Kinds, 2Sc. to ST.; Towel Rsses Roc
Shelves, Tables, HatTaCks, 81; ten min Dam on5
nsirhoks, S7sc he RaZOTs and Pocket Knives
81; Work HAsktfs from 25c up TO 81; WsshstaaSs
81; LEnch Baskets. Is ard JOc; Shawl Straps %
mfuts from 25c. up 70 81; fne ChrUmos 10 Immense
variety, 50c., 81 aud 81.
1t l. impossible 10 enumerste aud dsscribe the
Thousands OF articles. Come and sse for Yourself
no trouble 10 show goods. Three hOors Of my large
establishment are packed With goods 20 the ceiins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-20

Reavis' aDnusl convention or Capitol moving
dead beats gets thinner and seedier every wear.
The cool reception accorded the crowd last
year by the people OF Cincinnati, who gave
them neither free drinks or free hash, was well
calculated TO discourage these peripatstic con-
venticn- holders and though Louisville, with
its reputation for generous whisky hospitalities,
seems to have drawn few Of the thirsty souls
the most OF them, either from lacking he where
withsl for travelling expenses, or from a doubt
whether the aforementioned wide hospitaiities
would be stretched to meet their case have
IrudentIy stsid at home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-20

TFIHE RAFFLk for TIE BAOEZF CLOCK
80 VII iese place at ki6heT q McLearts Oigsr
SS,f1rre, 4Il 7th street. on wEDHEsDAY 1--WE.
eING, october q, 81 * o'cIock IL
VI Nc or JOHApAB.-Tbr Quarterly ses-
w. sICn - tns GRAND 'UNCIL will bs heII
~ hoberis' Hal. $50 Louisiana avenue IN
"WEDNESDAY TNESiFQ, OCtrb 2Ist, At y,
o'elcck lul W. G. PARkI, G. Sea
%HOTICE -WEsEIES TON CITY HIBER-
Wy MAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, No. 4.
sn9 - y; eea = ~ s.l ,,.st eIsssen nth
Der a. a. 83s 10 attend the annual cony entiOa %
Ihe L v d y a. Baltimore. Train leaves h AID
@. peTCt at7.4S 3. sharp. By order az the Pres.
tcert- WILLIAM RYAN,
II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-20

MID Amber Smith declines TO amble ont
Oh BIS candidacy for Congress from the Rich
MONO district at the request Of the state repab-
eeh committee. The Hon. Amber banker.
slter Oh &c Pretty badly, but bis candidacy will
,,. ave no o'heI effect, apparently, than to elect
walker, democrat, from that district.
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IHTHE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DIsrRIOI
OF COIUMRIA

Sg.e'aL Terri Probate JErlsdtetion 0tobsr 90 1874
pplicasn for letters stamentary on the est .te OF
Jsmee lleT OF the city Of District Of
SoIqmola, has this day been made bY John
Borlsnd. All persons interested are hersby
netned 10 appear Ia this court, on TUES
O. m TO show cause why letters tsstsnientsry on the
estate OF the said deceased should not fs,ne A.
prayed Prortdsd. COPY ofthis order be pu olished
once a week for two weeks in the Eveiinz star
and Warrington Law Reporter previous TO the said
cci70,tnn- A. WHISTLE, Register Of Will.
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LkHDAUS, LANDEULEFS. FIVE-GL4SS
LANDA US, COPIES, COUPLsTS, BARpU-
CHkS, Fh-ETONS, VICTORIdS. IaBRIO
LET'S, b % GAS, DRAGS, COUPB- ROCKA.
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pARkKUPICY NOTICE -TAis IS 10 sore not,rs.
ID That on the 18Th day OF Oct Der, A. D., 1874
Narrsnt IN bshktIPey vas Issued sgsiost the estate
OF JOSEPH HEBZOG, Of the city Of WsshiuS-
ten. Of said District, who has seen adjndsed bank
Tupt the peiitiOn of bis Creditors: That the
longing to such Bankrupt, 20 bin CT for mis- aud
N transfer Of any properly by him, forbidden
By Law That q meeting of the creditors Of the said
bankrupt to prove their debts, and choose one or
more sssfgnees q his estate, Will be held ~ Cour
Of Bankruptcy 20 be holden the City Hall, In The
city Of Washington. before Sag les Brown Re Sis-
ter, on the SlsI DAY OCTOBER, a, ID. 1874, st
II OclCek IA. ALEXANDER sHARP,
IL q. 3. Marshal of ID, o., as Messenger,
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