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PENNSYLVANIA AIR LINE
fHff1bzI4EIEWEA 4io.x,

PHILAbELEHIA,
AND ALL POINTS IN TEE NEW rSsGGIHSSHb]
THROUGH BETWEEM YAsHINaroN AND
n. .os'1I.S' Il: AZ CARS ~,
ESfH$s gSESSi Fl s1ss 81
On .na .c,. ,NISHL FIXING: sAA' "a
TsA fTs BAiT Psfs TSspI i suspA
will be run over the PennsyiSanis Air Line leaving
from and arriving Of he depot q the BsIinOre end
.tgeota 3. c11osd northeast corner OF sixth and
re-. line, leave ws.hinsssn q ssoa .. =. daily,
Leave BsItinore at s:ss a. m. daily, e1ceps san-
Leave wess Philadclphia At i.,s n --As.---
seR rrixe Z H.- r.-. =. $40 ,. m. daily. szceps
Richaond express. Leave Washington at I:is p. m.
Leg e.sv sA saitimore Il a.Gp M daily, except Sun
1T:ave West Philadelphis at s.sop. N.
Arrive at New York It l0:lo p. n.
Night express, leave wasiiinGtnn as go p. N.
cf Awe Baltimore At io:ss p. m. daily.
Lesre West Ph!ladslphl. 81 $50 .; %. daily.
Arrive at S fsx xGsf i ss e: II ssss.'.
hrsr nns S..s NET s.a1 1S & Il ~ 3
s'.$s !. M :; 81
Connections are made 10 Ne! York with sssamer.
Sound xes NsT aSss sSd h1.r
Fare As io1 :: s. any my osSsr Esase.. -. -.
v.te fssldences on ORDER! isis q he following
o1ee yhers tcssts and esn e on
Fennsylv.nis .vsnSs;a northeast corner Of sixth
B.ls!mors and Potomac railro.di so{nsE AN Ssh and
3 y ;sstss' esn.r. fs:: 3 sS2Hs sss..
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|MERcHANTs' LINZ OF STEAMSHIPS
"a wAsH1NaroH HNb KEW YORK.
Mereafter the Mne steamships r. z. KNIGHT AND
T EHh BSi4Hs9N w %,ls sssuI.E EEESERff
MASHlNGT0N and EORGET0WN, - follows
Leave New YORK from Pier . East River every Sat
urday at p. m. Leave Georgetown every FRIDAY
| att .. m: and Alexandra the same day at d m.
Eor full informstion sPplyto r: 2. 4. DENHAM
town, or at the corner or scyeniccuth sfrect sSt
New York avenue. j. W. TffOMPS6N.-
iall.tf Preafde,st =
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RHEy; NIB. .. -
i Seventh street, opp. United States Patein ONCE.

NfkoVED Fol ER7Y A AtCTTlEoS.
~ virls % : lssl Of tFust % M dated July =,
va - dsly dS !. L,sss ES a fSiS
ecs.tN DC. md sAs rsayss: essas Isfty sssSFsd
ssssse q 1ssA!sstes city, B. e., and Known !.
Ps.s e Ict nsmesfsS soHy.Sne: a.. SQUARE a..
1ye CD 81. With 4spth Of oas handrsd and one
SsssRR ss = g "a ~
twen{y-1ys t1sl fec5 With Q dsptA Of one hvSdfSl
uey Nsh inpsevsd ~ aeSs.:tcfy kR$MF aogsE.
vii 8 80 fSSEi q .shf u &c. q dspeat q
.s,.,,.r.ls. s Y. ass. ..:..
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PROPOSALS. a.
PRoPosALs FOR DREDGING.
UxIrED STATES ExoIsrsn OrvfcI

CNiIkD sIAIEs ENoiSktn Vrack !
Proposals. win Be rercirrd a thiS q III GntE 10
ssiock 9. y. ON THURSDAY. the 5ssh day q Feb
6. usDs. fis Sss i ' Ss e III
sce req9estsd TO apply to che aDdeFsigas4 q ~
SSMSe; 70. ClspprS sieck, coagIs,s arest, Iest-
io sReciacatioss ssd further esnesfn-
fisss. Col. q xagsssss.. Bvs. nsss. e. .. x ~
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WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD.
FALL TRAlNs DAILY
EE6S srNNnH4T PETWEEM NMHAiHFIEG

eIsndfi. g s:is = .; ana i:i0 ,. =; f.4 tessssfs
arrive At Hamilton q HIS Z. m. and go .. n.
Leave Hamilton q SEQ 2; p. and ia.S n. rasa
and Al wsshinst6n 6 90 :. q. and % ,. N.
insfon ssd ono ssfs q Us Ssisi ana fssenss
.siro.S ssision e :. =; .Sd ?. p: and %
The B:4sa. N. train from AlexandIis and SD p.
g. train from Hamilton connect q Hsm!ltoa VII
ersville Befryville and winchester. Alse, viit
Rcamer's line Of coaches, Nhsch leave Lsssbara
Com@us.sion tistsss, sSsSs s'nss gs, NJ
au18.H General Ticket Agent.
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, AoNDK MoHNa FEBRUARY . s74
.ncAuCTION, SALES.
fslsr, S3

NnON II NAY CONCERN.
a s.,USsDA1. LsSvsa!y e 1ut eonneneinl
ssss ~ - ~. ~ e esr saesios
fS, ,ei si sT Ise. Isa|s e.4 4as.ssAspoons,
rs attention u sSsss issessyteas called to TIN
;T.sHs 81; - .sREEN 8 WiELIAnn
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.s.s.ss 8: g: as s.S !. IS: !. ~ -. 8 ~ =
fi eqss . WN1ATLE1 20 9 nis.iy cissssa OF
"a ssvise sap5e 16r re abPTeoSscs. ~ Die sSsS
sa%s Ssis q Sse,s s s1 ;: RSngsl s
- ek AZ - . IS shsss sSss ''-''.'
.rpvms,ru X.A y. y = \ !, VIZ,
-, . < ssssrsss sissss, 0ssssssswa. y. Car
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STATES MALI.

~ Do,. -,p--..
49,, MHsniSarSx: psesaSsI !. -
Of thi: Dspsrtmsnt until O'Clock 2. m: o. March
s United s.ss:; 5iG$ = Il: sse::
'sa s:;. M e: ;sef s Of and
40 From w,nche,..r,o c.pon Spring. Nv. Va, !,
issh 5uss 70 ssh q sepssnssr only Il cad
Law winchester daily, exe.ps Sunday, at "a
Arrive q cspen SPRING. At $50 m;
Leave Capon Springs daily, except sunday, q
Ani7sss winosssssr ssssn. s.,s Il
an Prom A,ds,, By s.d,.y spr,.rs TO x.,..... =
Lssvs Adj S ' Tsssd:y "a Tssd:y .. IN -;
f:ss: Hsass'ss wss.s'dsy and saturday =,
fropcssis is4iss3 q sestn .. sadl.y springs,
- -
GA rsoY asapss..d = Fair Haven. lomilss and
1 s:sss S .Ss: = .ssGS; .s,..a., s,.m,
-, 1s:ivss = 5sis as;:s b NJ.
-.
shop. Glene's md ssi1ds. . GrSan., b miles
Lea ;Ss.WS ::s F;.si xssdsS wednesday ..a
Leave UsoaAA Aoudays w sdnesoay and Friday,
Arrive ss WEES f'ast "7p' m.
Is ssI s; s.: ~'''''Ss' nd saturday st
fs:;s New frespssf ~sdhs:dss and Saturday
A' y ''e's"''"s "
r css s s:s. .s e c'n miles
kSriy. = c!.% ssIf ss.sss ssss =; ~
Arrive st z.f'l Retreat BY ~. =.
CsbSsss Farm, % miles and bach, once .
Ls"vs D.. Tammany,s Saturday ate ~;
f::i;: ]: i: sfi:::s;:
ca From p.mplln,. Depo. to walker. Church,
: ssS ss.%Rn !: PsH s Monday "Wednesday
fe.y: w.issI': csuIsh Monday, wednesday
Aln'e f'mpnn,' Dep0. Os.p Pm. :, ,,,,
Ls:s s. 81 sis s:..s tuesday and Saturday at
Lay, ,,n rS:k' OF Buffalo Tuesday aud Saturday
Arrive At Salt Greek '''pm.
~ From c.uonyllle to Elk Greek. 10 miles and
Ls.ys o.I;Snyii!s Tuesday. Thursaay and Bat
Lave S.s Eln Greek Tuesday, Thursday and satur
Arrive At c'f''nv'ne oy'pm.
Law. fSsS:.s VIA :.s ss !.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-09
RY J, II. WARNER,
u Real Estate AuctiOneer and Broker.
-.r ~ Seventh street, between and H..

ID Real Estate Auctioneer snd Broker;
70Seventh street, between G and H.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A DEsIRABlE. TWO
hgfIS1SS, ~; 81 SsEssSNkEFH sTSSEETs
p !I!sss q |. deea q tra:s S;s.d peesmser II.
ese 81 u .S sseords iss WssSi:s tos ' county
q y. 81 & 4: IS
sos z sss Il 2 sSs 4 Rssas
Hs e IN Il sA q
grosnd plan plat Il aid city - part Of Lon NUM-
5s5sa nsss sS.,Es fSs. asndr ID I'D f.ty
essncr q ia os aiss. q nd saanns
sSs Snd sSesss sos 81 s.eay
G g s. ss,s
ssd hssk- ssfiiinS. psscS dvsIAisS ana tws-sssry
s1 :.si e e e: ss &c rear
his notes bearing lntsIest e the rsSs q tSa per
y .s g FL: do.sr:
:. cost .rs: q Al e ~ com.
e II &: az - ~ s
tie desaisisS p1reSsssr, sfssr I've ssys s3ysrtisS.
.nent 10 some ons q mere nswspapsRs pabiished IN
JaIs-ssA&ds J. 1. CoLbWktL. sa,ssma..
THE ABOVE sALf u posrPoHrD uH-
u, ~ koNDAY, ffsfSsFy g 70 ;s1s hour and
Gk6RGE h, fLAHT, fasssss.
jaa,s-d III. cOLDMxLL, salssnan.
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RYD. II. WA1UID,
NJ. h;; D s sts arg. :ss .::tP ::s
!SlRl g. 7 taEEigE ssss$| 4

~ !ifis. "a; dssSs s.ss, ,as.sa ny ny = 4: 2;
e NSe. 70; s1 fosio - 2aS e tSs IHd records
"a . " rssSSss 4 lss Sssty sscsss4 tSsfeSy,
=. 's .]p:iSa ofs e i sa soRs sss@s
ss sss SsbS FL Il sisst sts. e
Eit: az th.s ssss.if Ilses @ Hs,csi e EeS ..
fso.t ef!Ss g a s9sa.s sE z. eunaicd s nd
strip Of grcqnl nd u % tbs Ie!th &c. % aid
part Of aid 1t, 4e1sSed In oertain deeA record.
records q Wssslssts1 essnty, b. g., toGsshsf
Tenn rs y Ssc.sssssa b Is Se.d Of trust: Two
ssssm, hos Wy Z III q dsy q ssls and s.:
Dsnss q NJ In sesh, md The balance At SIX and
tFelvs neatAs, .H!f WhIes TIE noese q the pur;
sseSf oS az snS Sny e mi
g tsksn. A1slosH efel0 will Be fSaIlred % ne
E1 q Is expsss ofske purchaser. fftssms Il seie
NE 1ssses 1890 6e risht e Tssen the psoperty
q fSk Of d1fAnltiug purchaSer, aftef
I've lnYs, aoe1ce u some Qne o. more newspapers
s.eaIfiscsf2 d2 s.y,y,.s Trustee.
J. I. GOODWILL.
falJITuT180&n SnleSmau.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-09
RY DUNCANSON. BOWLING d CO.
- Aucttoneers, southeast corner Of Ninth and
streets northwest.
TRUSTEES' SALE OF FIRST-CLASS, DWELL-
IMG-HOUSES ON. SOUTH A STREEE CIPl-

BY virtue Of deed Of trust fron Albert Grant
and Wife dated August 2, isn, and duly recorded
Of the district 81 CsssSis, We VII I'll q poslss
auction. IN ffent ofthe prs9isss, % SATUf6Xf,
is Z: sssz
square 70: N u ne City Of MssainEten. 2. G.;
aary 70 the satlsfsetion Of Ne prior dssds q lasa
YIS: re Ssi,g h:lS y ~ 49, pssssss
are improved b. ssbsantial brick dwellines three
story front, With beak eaildings. The ko1seS an
Terms Of sale; One fourth cash, end the balance
At slx, ~ s!vs and eighteen nouthA fer which the
notes Of the parchsSsR, with interest - ten pr
cent!m per amman, psyslls ssni-annsally, and -
Cured q ths l.eIertI set1, win 3 tahsa.. A -
o. sale. kths terns "a sale are not eonpiled With
Il ave days the lstees reserve the right 20 resell
IN the Esesang 6as at the Fisk and cost OF the 1s
AultiAg parchass{. =
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RY DUNCANsON, BOWLING 4 CO.,
- Aucti0necrs, Corner Ninth and d streets
northwest.

fS0NTiNe 81 PkNSsYLvASffH AvENTE.
E & ssse ,1s:s
- e ONE The land records for the District
pre%i:s., On fMtSsS1Y, Jsnsssy 8 inS g I
sna sd si q pas q ssid sy 4: De wsss
part Of lot elevea, IN, In square numbered two
5'Sas,S :.s sonsse ~ 4 SS.sss
V.io.r - two 1nenes % : ssFses,s y HisSsy-Ave
ifterms Of - u - insae known on he pcemisss
at the hour tGlGnaasd, not complied With In 70
az: 80 ~ e Q. Ts. = ssss'syss re
ekasef, aner advertising In some Newspaper Of the
dsposit Of 10 required % soon q the property
ID knocked on. WM: RElRCE nELts Trustee.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-09
STEAMSHIP LINES.

STEAMSHIP LINES.
WASHINGTON, NORFOLK, NEW YORK
IN. iSSS MsP 81 HE
ing resumed her regular trips to Norfolk, will leave
her wharf, foot Of sixth ssfeets every MONDAY
cipai river i.ndingH commenting 1t Norfolk wief
steamship Of tbs u. and, y. LINE for Boston aud
Providence; Win the Ioriiinrd SteIn.hip Conrp nj
for New York. Freight should be addressed ''Cari
Of Lady Of the Lake, via Eorfolk.n y
- go N. X. FITZHUGH, Agent,
Sixth-streef wharf.
4. G. PLANT, General Agent,
mhe0 Room No. ID Pant Buiidinx,
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MEDICAL.
QRSIAcIES I0 NARRIAGE

HAPPY RELIEF for Young Men from the effects
Of errors and abuses In early life. Manhood re
method Of treatment. New andfremarkable rcme-
dies. Books and circnlars sent free In sealed en-
zsogth Ninth stre.t. PhiiadsaPhte. HAcan inssisa-
duct and professiOlA nj skuL fcbt-3lu
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ss 80. FL: :ss :ss
rgs%sIzEkES$S 2kff aaS1s!ssRS22scst sa!GE
g4nsEsMaEA zssEr u 1gefsl6AA ND =

IIEMIH i5ItiEE. lEfwfIN e AID Il
.SHvI.,ss ei g ~ = Hs.t, .Ss.sa sspssnser .
p i: Is 3s.Siss.os e sS S SGe
;s sS; !, 1920: % q. SO SssiIs s.esiss, x
rs = ss'd!s!s - 8. lsii:.iss d..ssss:S "A
e{telssi,, q VII sses.ssis plsss * psrcei
q groala. Ting pert - original lot numbered
tw8sx.ax, S1Jn Sa.ass HsnheEsd I've hsndred
saYndel - ealeys, Va: CommShcing as point on
1hirseenth (1&A( eeJoee west ope hundred and
any.one CPD - ~ @sr ~ inches from q
tent t.sR .sF.ss .Srtk.sF1iy s;SSssss sis5 fsst
"a s.s:.s q. ~. "a Gu ol, a., sAsn ss
south pasAllel With ~ 1hlT1sanSh (iNhJ strrct
eighteen Usl fte& 81 eleven tlJ inches thence east
parallel with said @ bttNet one hundred and fOur
li04 net oshe plses Of oeGfnni0e, together with
the improvements, - above. =
Terms: One Tire sasA, and balance ut skx and
twelve mOntha, for which lnstallmcnts the pur-
chaser will be required 70 give his prcmssory notes
bearing interest At the rate Of ten per cent per
from day Of sale, and eeeored BY decd Of trust
on the premises sold. A deposit ofo1oo VIII be re-
sncinE q parehassfs esst II teTms Of sale are not
complied with N seveP days froa day u sale, the
property will b res0d NJ the risk and cost OF the
defsulting purchaser purchasers, amer i've days
advertisements In soNq one OF more newspapers
an bliahad int n az w II
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RY DUNcANsON, DoWLIHe q CO,
- ARe0ooeers, ssutheast corner Nlhth 81 D
: streets northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-09

- ~ !. f-fa rIrl--l
= '-rd ~ = -rtsi.iA t-sa e tssY.f51 -
ssP lt4fi ~ sBe5 tsssss - ss..s..
~ as p a-a1slsl 49, ssr.a :
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published Ia the city o. w .shing ton, d. c.
sI6tkkddH 81 sfftffkkSSFFf' aTras,ee
fsb7-sTurh4ds .. T. COLDWELL,S Salesman
RY1. m. WARMER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer.
No. - Seventh street, between q and H.

By vfftus Of . decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
pfstries Of Col.nbla, passed. on the 18th day Of
SSoyea6sr, A. 2; lsaa n s.:.s 9, No. 3, SsA Eqsisy
1ecallos. h 7ieos q iSs prs.sisss, on MONDAYS
certain piece or parcel Of land lying situate and
being The city Of Wsshingtou. q said District Of
ave, Is In sq1are seven hundred and thlrtyeight,
(70) beginnfng for the same at the northeast COR
ner ssid lot, thsnee a,ous the line Of
fourth inches, a fees ~ incAes,) thence west
line q fEss st!sst es: distant thirty seven fses
~ fset) from the northwest corner Of said lot,
thence north along the line Of said First street
Of said lot, thence east on south street seventy
eight fess Inch a. feet inch) to the beginning,
together With The improvenents, consisting Of .
very comfortable dwelling .houss.
Terni: One third cas6; the balance In two equal
inst.insnis. f6r which ihe netss of the purchaser
vim Interest &oS dsy d ssis and scared BY deed
Of trust on the Propsrty sold. A deposit Of one
hundred dollar VIII - required OF the purchaser
At the time Of sale. AL convsyancing AZ cost
.s N sc se
aAye.tiseGens n .ems ns1spspsr printed and pub
XNDREW B. DUyALL. Trustee.
r. col. DWELL. salesman.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-09
REEHfMfLIL1fXls.Incis
RI =; =. MAINE,
No. - Seventh street, between g and H streets.

III n h WAkNEA,
u Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. - Seventh street, between 9 and H streets.
TkQsTEE,s SALE OF yALpAgLE IMPRoyED
bNELLIN ad S9Sf Rads ssTTRkeT. tErM NEE!
S s5kEEz 4As mp 7sSsGAss II ttS
By Virtue Of . deed Of trust, dated J..s u A. p.
ls7S ard daily RECORDED Il tlasr &c. ~. folie SI
:.iss q SsssSSp' "a q d Z. :! e. n.rsy
front orths Irs.i:ss. e rUEsDfx, IsbsIa1 u.
,ss. n :rouad ,ssss. AZ or
b. e., known and descli6ed % iks plat q I'd city
SS! I insi y !. %, NSs.S.t -
uso together With The inproyensnts e ahAys. !,
twsive rs and ishsess Do @osShs Win interest
ten psr cent. per annqn, sseured b desd trust
On each Vii b i.asirsS q si.s q al. 1 Co:
mol complied WITH sevSn days tAs tTsslss re9srves
~ as ss ssna e "a ~
ilscmen! In s9ns sHs @ neR 33~spapsss pselishsd
49,. 49, SEoRftE, Si$K4FY, TASTES.
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m PA e,,Rss. sps,Pss y Pesr,.S;.!e; " w.

Department ~ or 6sIors Ms ~ day Qf JusA INA
otSr,otse tNs decspled bidder soff & considsed al
koyfn0 failed, 0ad tAs Postmdaer 0lasrat nav pro.
90 ssssraa Jor1As srstes viii otA~ Sa'ftis, 90
ter Hfms q propsosal, guarantss and esrtiAeate,
and also for iustructons to the conditions TO be
!, shs sSnssss e. ;ss , o.
psoposas for mall service In Virginia. to b 6Dand
BIDS sSoaid Is sent In sealed envelopes, super
selibed, mall Proposals, State o6 vlrg1.ta :, and
~. mo. A; y. ChEsWELL,,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-09

1sss ss9sts z 'stsss -, Jess.s-s sls4.ss = =;
-, "a 49, - .-rals7i as u a7ilfss
e-t1 n. <.SaoA II.
......-, ss,,.a.s
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-09

VI GEORGE W. STICKNEY,
Surviving Trustee.
deis-Ih, sTakds
.AETHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN.
placo. GEORGE w. STICkNEY,
Surviving Trustee.
janss-T.M,w&ds -,
lNTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account Of the weather, until TUESDAY, Febru-
~ w. afORGE ". sTICKNEY,
Surviving Trustee.
1T. COLOWELL.
feba-W. MIDI SsleSlnAn.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-09

~THE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED ON
account d the weather unit lfRiDAY, february &
1S54, same hour aud place.
fss-Tu&P J. T. c0Lb~ELL. Salesman.
ANTHE ABOVE SALE Is POsrPONED, ON
aec0ant Of the weather, unt1 WEDNESDAY,, Feb
- xNDEkW 3, DUvALL, Trustee.
frs, fu&Th !. C0tDWELI., salesman.
DYk II. WXINER,
p Real Estate Broker and ASctionser,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-09
SALES.
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RxDvScANoDN, DoWIlH0 4 co..
A)AueSeonoefs, s0uthease eofoer Of Nfnsh and d
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-05-20
A Green Old Age-A Good Record

We had the pleasure of meeting In
our office on Monday last, one of our
oldest and most esteemed fellow-citi-
zens, Mr.. James Fl. Baskin Of Monte
rey, who has attained the good old age
of eighty-six years, and still retains
much of the vigor and activity of his
younger days. Few of our citizens can
boast better record, covering an ex-
panse of four score and odd years, than
our friend, who for public spirit, and
all the elements of pure and ire
proachable character, is q model to the
rising generation. He has seen through
the long years, times change and for
tunes fail, but has preserved his integri-
ty and equanimity, and now with IL
dren, and grand children, and great
grand children about him, and troops
of friends /" to do him honor, can look
back with pleasure to the record of q
long and well-spent life. Years ago
the efficient and faithful tax-collector OF
Abbeville, and during his lifetime q
skillful and successful farmer, m Elder
in the Presbyterian Church, q Director
of the Bible Society, he has been found
faithful to every duty of life, public and
private, and as the citizen. the church
member, the husband and father e&-
hibits an example worthy of imitation
and deserving af all praise. Such is
our imperfect tribute to- one of our no.
blest fellpW-citizens, ,,,,. -.,...,s
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RETURNED. - DR.. j.! J.. Lee returned
on Monday last from two weeks trip
to the "land of flowers" He took pas
sage on the Excelsior steamer, "City
Point" which left Charleston with q
goodly number Of passengers. about ten
days since, and gave them all an oppor.
tunity of visiting Savannah, Jackson
Vile, St. Augustine, and other points OF
interest, occupying about q week in the
trip. He states that all of the Florida
towns give evidence of the influx OF
Northern enterprise and capital, and
show marked signs of improvement.
st. Augustine is being rapidly built tup,
and Jacksonville has almost grown out
of recognition. The trip was pleasant
one, though the weather was somewhat
boisterous and fnclemept, Among the
notabilities met on the passage was Mrs.
H. 3. Stowe and Mrs, Henry Ward
Beecher, the former of whom owns q
plantation near the st. Johns River.
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Court to appoint certain citizens of the
County, who together with the County
Treasurer and County Auditor, should
constitute the County Board of Equali-
zation, called to his aid four members
of the Bar, Messrs. Burt, Perrin, Thom-
son and MCGOWAN, the Clerk of the
Court; the Sheriff and the foreman OF
the Grand Jury, with the request that
they recommend suitable persons for
his appointment by Friday next.
The following true bills were found:-
State vs.. George Strother, murder.
Same VS.. Henry Hackett, stealing a
mare.
Same vs.. William NJ. Alcwine, OBJ,
structing public road. ...
Same vs.. Josiah Mathis, Arson.
Same VS.. Anthony McCoppin and
Samuel Jackson, Grand Larceny.
Same VS.. Jacob Wright and Newton
Scott, grand larceny. -r :.
In the case of the State vs. Isaac Ar
mold, for grand larceny, the prisoner
was acquitted.
Solicitor Blythe is at his post, repre-
senting the State with his usual ability
and efficiency. '> -...
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Hotel Keeping and Summer Resorts

: We sec in our exchanges that owing
to the money pressure there will be less
travelling this Summer than usual, and
that many who have hitherto gone to
Europe, to the seashore or the noun
tains, will be compelled to stay at home
this season-that the proportion of per-
sons who will seek health and recreation
at the watering places, will depend very
much upon the inducements offered to
them-and that unless the rates of board
are very much reduced from former high
prices, there will be q very slim attend
anee. The Chronicle and Sentinel says
!. ''If the Southern watering places at-
tempt to keep up the high prices which
have obtained since the war, they Will
receive but little of this custom, and
will pocket handsome loss OH the bu-
siness of the season. '"Their two and
three dollar per diem rooms, with every
thing extra, will remain unoccupied, !,
and the ancient. chickens, doubtful eggs,
sole leather steaks and india rubber rolls
will ruin only the digestion of Boniface
and his family. The people are poor,
the country is poor, and the future
bears no promise. Watering place prI-
ces must he made to contract so as to
correspond with other contractions, or
the traps will catch no prey for this
Summer at least. Invalids will seek
out quiet places in the mountains OF
Georgia, OF the Carolinas and Virginia
places where the band coneth and
dancing is unknown. Where spring
containing more or less bad smelling
and bad tasting water, gushing from the
hill side or rock, and impregnated with
the virtues of old boot leather and rusty
iron, will furnish the imaginative SUI,
'ferer with an excuse for getting fat and
strong under the influence of regular
hours, nutritious diet, plenty of exercise
and cool and braGng temperature.
Many such .heavenl bases are springlng
up in the deserts Of fashionable hotels
and expensive and i'll kept boarding
houses, and many more will be discov-
cred by the tight pressure of money
market, and last years business losses;
Many even of the pleasure seekers Will
find fishing, hunting, picturesque scene
nv, spring chicken, mountain mutton
and unimpeachable milk, ample com
pensation for flirting, dancing, dissipa-
ton and dyspepsia. 81
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THE Junior acknowledges pleasant
notices from the editors of tho Anderson
papers-the MtcAige,,cer and the Con-
serrater; they are both excellent news
papers, and in themselves speak well
for the enterprise and attention to busi-
ness of tho proprietors. They are rep
resentative journals of the up-country,
and deserve the liberal support accorded
to them by the people of Anderson: We
will be pleased to greet our friends here,
whether they come to court as lawyers,
editors, or suitors.
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BASE BALL.-The Modocs of Green
wood last week challenged their senior
brethren of the Base Ball fraternity, the
second nine of the Greenwood club, for
a match game on Thursday. The Mo-
docs were ,victorious-the score at five
innings stood 81 to 80. Quite a number
of ladies and gentlemen were present
and manifested an interest in the game.
Mr.. Charles Calhoun was Captain of the
senisr club, whilst Master Nena Bailey
commanded the Modocs. Mr.. G. A. G..
Waller acted as Umpire. From present
indications we predict that this popular
game will occupy the waste time of most
of our citizens durings the coming sum-
mer.