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INor years past, many parents of discern
IL ment and Of the best facilities for judging,
have been attracted 10 this firmly establ shed
Institution, believing that IN 10 they nave
found such sound instruction md hpue-likr
training as their daughters should have.
Careful and thorough 'uitiou Is furnished BOP
all the departments, literary aAd artist r..
Those who are seeking the BE-T. can find Do
here. The members of the large faculty. most
OF whom have been connected with the Coll
lege for years, are not only skillful, but have
achieved the task Of establishing reputation.
President GUTHRIE. by his judici1us and
systematic management during the current
session. Is giving satisfactory evidence VI BIDS
ability. The subjOined document sho,yt the es-
innate placed upon him by his former col
leagues.
1t is sufficient guarantee that the tastes
and social habits Of the young ladies are cor
rectly cultivated and controlled. to say thai
Mrs. c. II. Bell continues TO act Lady Prin.
cipal.
Pupils received at any time and charged
only from date of entrance The first Of tht
year is a suitable time to enter
Apply for catalogue.
sc. BURNEY
G. II. BELL, Elk. Committee.
J. d. LESTER.
December, 1873.
/ CHAScELLoRs OFFICE.
| USIvERsITY OF MISSISSIPPI,
OXFORD, October Dist, 1873
The undersigned, constituting the Faculty o
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The above shows that against Mr. McGm,
for Mayor, there Were cast 400 votes, yet he
is elected by 344 votes; aud against Mr..
Morgan, for City Marshal, 446-and yet 30l
votes elect him.
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EsTS ERECTION.

RndicnI Nominee Elected Not
NViIh~taEdin% Gbey Received
less than "a TEaJorSey Of
all sisc Votes E"osgeG.
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Below We give a correct statement of
the vote for Senator in this county as far
as heard from No election was held in
Crystal Springs, and we have been unable
to learn whether an election was held at
Linden and the other boxes which are
not riypn below.
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COPY OF NOTE
DECEMBER 25th, 1878.

COPY OF NOTE
DECEMBER 25th, 1878.
Mrs. A. Z. Fry:
Dear lIadam-Enclosed please fine
check for the proceeds of buggy dispos
ed of for you and your children. Iou
will please accept it as little mite from
a few Of your late husbands friends.
Yours truly,
ID. NJ. HOLLNGswOTH.
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John MeGdl, Republican nominee 344
Marion smith. Cltizen>' 2Sl
=. n Mahship. Ind. Conservative us
FOR CITY MARSHAL.
Ch"s. Morgan, (col) Rep. nominee 30l
Edwin Barksdale, Cjliz-ns' POS
w. G. Harrell, Ind Conservative 15e
Nj. Fay, az
Thos. |. Fite 3;
Rob't johnson.
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And 1000 things Of interest and value. Over
200 Illustrations and very low priced. Send
for circular and most liberal terms To agents,
to VALLEY PUBLISHING CO.,
JAMS St Louis Mo
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Agents Manifold
NOR THE newest, best and fastest selling
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OCEANS STORY

BY F. b, b. Goodrich, [son Of Peter Farley.
Remarkable voyages. shipwrecks, adven-
lures, explorations, piracies, mutinIes, naval
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sNBa1 "a House Divided 5s@zzin>s
EGSe1E s4ss~ Bone.
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12.OOO.Cash Gifts $500. 900

Will be distributed among the tioket-holders.
The tickets are printed in coupons, of
tenths and all fractional parts, viii be rep
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w. w. DURAND.

General Agent.
CRYSTAL SPRINGS, Monday, January 10
CANTON, Wednesday, January Il.
Jan8-2t.
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FOR SENATOR.

The Mississippi City, Pass Christian,
Rescue and Biloxi boxes only are heard
from, and, perhaps, these are the only
places the election was held. -Handsboro
Democrat
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CECILIAN COLLEGE.

MALE; in the country, on the f. p. r. r
vi Board, tuition, washing, fuel and ligh
for 20 weeks, 500 90. Il, A. CECIL & BROS.
Ceclian p o., Hardin Co, KY. Jan. SGT.
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az There was a light fall Of snow
r;efrisv on Tuesday last.
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SCHOOL TRUSTEES.

J. \. Galbreath, Republican, no1nitee ].
A. Washington. (coI.)
j. r Harrington. Conservative
Scattering .... -...
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Marriage Customs i'm Great Hri,,i.

When the Anglo SaNOns settled in Britain the
pariarchal system was in fun force The
rather was absolute master in his own family:
he sold his daughter in marriage, his son in Slt-
very. When ST. Augustine landed in the island
Inc maiden was a simple article of property
her price fixed at so many head OF cattle the
primitive mode of procuring a wife was this
when youth had fixed his choice upon a
maiden, he went with a band of friends aud
carried her OIL, probably with her own secret
connlvance. The relations followed in hot pur.
stunt, ieud between the families ensued and
was only appeased by the lover agreeing to paw
the value fixed upon by the father for retaining
possession OF the maid, he giving q "wed" or Sc
cuflty for his performance Of the contract
hence the word wedding. This custom of
stealing the bride Is as ancient as the spar
tdDs, ana If still kept up in Brittany, where T.
forms one OF the ceremonies OF the marriage fas-
INVITES. The bargain made, the amount OF the
morning grit settled upon, the contractinJ
parties took each other by the hand and pro
Claimed themselves man and wife: the ring va
placed on the first finger of the left hand: ami
the 1ather having received the purchase honey.
delivered his daughter TO her husband. tn
transfer OF authority was made by SYMBOL,
GIT, the father delivered the brides shoe 20 the
bridegroom, and the latter touched her over fhp
head with lt-a ceremony which took its origin
III the custom of placing the foot on the neck OF
save, and was typical Of the wifes subsection
10 her husband-a ceremony still preserved in
Ihe popular custom of Throwing the shoe
1 he day after the wedding, the bridegroom gave
me ,ne .nothing gltt-suppoSed to be voluntary.
but according TO the value stipulated II was
general among the Teuton race, and often e.
tates OF some value were thus bestowed When
Athelstan's sister, Eadgirth, married the En-
Magdeburg. u
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TIE MEAIIiEH

WAR DEPARINENT, Ofrs u CE,.f SfgH01 Oa-s,
NASH N6TON, u. c January y, 1874, 10. BJs "a
q, - hoI>'> FOR THE PAST TWENTY -FOUR IL buRs =
Tue barometer Coniilu high on the ktlagrlC
coast tGe area CT greatest pressure bsing central
east u New England II hbs fallen in the lake re
klOh, and thence sOothwsr over the Ohio valley
AES temperature has risen in tin upper lake region
ana thence sDuthW ard T. the gulf II has allen AZ
Is below Freezing In New England, and thence Ws,t
ward 70 Lake Ontario. II has also fallen in The m
per mlesourl VALLEY. Partly cloudy weather, with
areas Of light snow, prev gis IN New az and Ran
ana -leet with easteIly to sOutherly winds psy
N the nildoe states. Kain with eRsteriY 10 south
cry winds, Is reported from the lake region and the
ONO galley, and from he upper Mississippi vail ~
Generally cloudy weather with light northeasterlV
10 soHtheastery winds. IL reported frsm the south
ern states, east Of the Mississippi river.
PROBABILiTIEs-FO New England, generally
ciouoy weather and snow will prevail. he W ads
shifting 10 easterly aud s)UtheTly, with rising tenn
Ptfatuie ana falling barometer. For the middle
taes ana lover lake region, and thence southwark
70 west lrgiuia aud entucky, rain or sleet, with
The Temperature Will rise on the middle Atlauti c
coast. Fur The upper lake region, and the nee
-DLthW ard TO thc lower Chic alley, aud westward
over tn upper Ms9ssi ppi valley, continued cloudy
weather with areas 0i rain or snow during tn day
followed by colder aud partly cloudy weather, IN
toUtbH tsteTly to nolthwesterly winds and rising
barometer FIR the southern STATS east of th,.
Mi--fsiPpi river, generally cloudy weather, with
an near tha ast, the temperature rising on the
>outh Atlantic coast and falling in the Mil is,ipa
valley. Tho. rivers IL stern Pennsylvania ana
1, uprtT Ohio river will continue to rise durins
Wednesday.
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Wall Street In.,iax.

NEw YORK, January 2i.-The Poets fnan-
cial says: Gold opened this morning at III 4 and
since sold at III all =. on gold loans the
rates have been ), y and 9 for carrying. For
elgn exchange is barely steady, the nom nal
rates being ass and 4Stss for prime bankers
sterling, with business at 4S2 and 4ss Gov
ernment bonds are strong and higher, both here
ana in London. Southern state bonds at the
board were moderately active and steady
The money market Is very easy, borros-
ers on call being accommodated at 5a6
on miscellaneous collateral, being the asking
rate at some of the banks. Prime mercantile
paper IS quoted at sSh. The general stock
market was steady until the first board when it
became heavy, and so continued until about
noon, when the lowest prices were made, prices
raining to 5 per cent. Since noon there has
been an improvement Of Eas, with the market
strong The last price for Union Pacific Wa
made at the opening.
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Condensed Locals.

IbITteen hundred persons visited the CoTc0-
ran Art Gallery yesterday.
Another successful torpedo experiment was
Bsde az the uayy-ysrd yesterday.
i ne annual report OF the Industrial Home
school OF the District OF Columbia was laid on
The desks OF members OF Congress to-day.
The Sir Knights of Columbia Go am 4ndery.
No. ?. X. T., give their sixth annual levee on
friday, February t., aud the entertainment
will doubtless he one well worth attending.
In behalf Of the executive committee OF The
National Equal Rights League, Mr. George /.
fOWning has issued an address 10 the cOlOred
people Of the nIted State. urging the 10 or
ganize and 10 work earnestly in every prOper
way TO secure the recognition OF all then rights
by Congress
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CITY ITEMS.

sNoSe the --latest and most exquisite novelties
in fashionable iewelry is set OF amethyst, con
sistipg OF brooch, earrings and sleeve bnttons.
mounted on rolled plate. and finished vita gold
wire and fringe. The wor kmsnshipis very tine,
and the amethvsts are or such a rich hae that
they DEFY the closest inspection: and the set t.
self, which represents a one hundred dolls set
is sold for twenty dollars AZ the popular iewelrv
store Of Mr.. j. +. PTigg, - Tennsylvania sv-
enue. Mr.. Prigg has disposed OF several Of these
desirable sets, and will receive additions during
the early part OF this week. His briillantS
Alaska diamonds and Colorado sspphires SCI
in gold, are very appropriate for fuii dress, and
lie also has splendid assortment OF silver dag
gers, oNydized silver and jet ornaments for The
coiffnre, from which ladies should make their
selections for parties and receptions.
d" TINE TRIES ALL THINGs," aud has proved
that Dr.. Wisidr's Balsdua u W.5d Casrrg is the
remedy par rr-clisHcc tor the cure Of coughs.
colds, Group, whoOping cough. bronchitis,
asthma, phthysic, sore throat, and influenza.
lt cures coughs and colds iasfdEfer. n soothes
The lrritated parts Il heals the Inflammation;
and even consumption itself yields 20 its magic
influence.
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New York Dry Goods Market

The New York Bulletin OF Tuesday saws -
Inc market for cotton goods was quiet: but
prices are steadily maintained for all popular
makes OF staple styles. and appearances indi-
cate a still further advance in fine bleached
cottons, rolled jacconets, etc, which are in Hyht
supply. Brown sheetngs and slirtings
the exception of 81, 81 and 10 4 wide sheatinJs
winch are quite active, there is no movement
OF Importance in brown goods. but prices are
steady at current rates. Bleached sheet Is
ana shlrtlngs.-Fine makes continue active
New ork mills and Wamsutta being sold ahead
az ~ cents The market for both fine and me.
uium hne cottoDs is emphatically strong, and
We hazard little in making the prediction that
sun higher rates may be looked for within
thirty days, as the supply is very light Fine
caNsimeres and wOrsted suitiDgs are in moderate
demand oy clothiers and cloth jObbers There
was decidedly more animation in the market
Tor imported fabrics, and several leading British
importers opened their spring STYLES OF dress
goods Tor the first time. receiving a fair amour.
OF orders for immediate and future delivery
ne new worSted fabrics are nearly ali made in
quiet, somhre ColGrs - greys, lavendcrs and
dTabs predominatiAg. C1lOred balernos place
inohairs--platn, :I'Ned, married aud chons-are
SHOWN IL ample variety in low aud medium
grades. Plain striTe and broche imitation Ia.
panese cloths are also reIutrodGced, aud. from
me preparations made, a reneWed demand for
CHambrayS l. anticipated.
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The Markets.

BALTIMoRE: an. 7l.-Yirginis sizes. cons,li
GATED, 54. West Nirgihiss, 10. Virginia SitSs
old 81; North Carolina sizes, Old, IS; Do. new, rs
CO. special tax, bid to-day
.bALTiMoRE y an H.-Co5tOn lui't-Iow miidaes,
ISWi54. Flour Gull ard UNCHANGED. Con epssi NJ
Souid nave 20 be inside 10 sell Wheat qui4t-yvhits
Cn1lte' i,SG 81 fsr to prime 90, l-SGIST. choice
amer, lSc l,3; good % prime red, lSl9rI>,: -ou
mon TO TAR do, lts0 Is: Penney lvani. ls,alS5.
ppnlo ana Indiana, 1850 rs; western .pTiny
l5d lo5. Germ weak ard Iawer-,yhite .outberT
?4@Ni elbow southern, - a u. mixed western nnn.
9nsi ,,S osts quiet and steaiy-southeru, 65a s..
western. 5000 Rye steady, I0lf1l 40 ~
9oehapgod Provisions frmer nd IN improved
sensnd. Mess p1rk, l61s; hulk mests-shonIieFs,
oSs,Lo - Cf ar ri sides, >dsil clear nj i =
O., sUgsr cured sns, l2@I3 Lard. ouiet. s -
y; western butter in coed demand, strong and ,i,i
Gmnsngfd. Cohse verv strong and buoyanf, a5 a a
"9lssey weak 100 To- Sugar quiet 10
NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-StOcks dull and declining
$50 GoNeraments active and strong
NEW leRK, Jan. 2l-Flour dull ana b,avr
"heat quiet and declining. Corn frmeF
;LNNIoE, @~n II, .. m.-Ths amount of bul.
non Withdrawn from the Bank Of Englsld on bai-
ence to-Gay is t95,eC0. Cons"ls for md ney % "a
", 1of account, .. Erie, a..
N oNb0N' jan Il, II 50 . m.-BJnds OF 1857, slGs7
forb Central, S. - N0"
LONDON, Jan. FL, ? 81 n m-Paris disnatrbos
quote rentes s. francs 81 confines
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THERE can be little doubt" says the Pail
the mischief done in the world Is done by silly
people, and that stiffness is, a rule, quite as
II not more dangerous to the community than
wlckedness, inasmuch as the unreasonable en-
JOY animmunity from punishment for their or
1enses, which is not extended to the unprinci-
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LOCAL NEWS.

Naicral T4scc>r.-Th great Shakspearian
tyectacle, "a Midsummer Nights Dream"
FoTd's Oy>ra House.-E. A. SOthesn as 81. ord
BuBdreaTy.'
Thar CcEt3Us.-Ihe sensation drama,
MARKED for Life" and other attractions.
Willard Hoi-The Royal Marionettes.
Third grand organ concert and Philip Phil
hps a. the Congregational church, corner OF
leth and g streets.
LtIr0.E HrlI.-FirSt lecture OF the society lee
tare course by Daniel Dougherty, orators and
OrstOry.~
Concert bv the Hutchinson family at the Gzv
Street Baptist Church. Georgetown.
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NJ In Detroit police court recently. when a
man was about to be tried for assault and bat
terry, ne brought forward his boy, en- years old
as witness. The justice asked the lad if he
knew the nature Of an oath. and the bov sa Ia
his father had explained it. "What did he
say" asked the Justice. "He said )" replied the
low struck first, he'd tan the whole hide of nav
back lie wasn't used on the stand D9
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PRESIDENT MOTT, in his wise old age once
took a newly N arried pair aside, and said: 81
want to give you this advice, my children
Don't try to be happy. Happiness is a shy
nymph, and If you chase her you will never
catch her. But Just 60 quietly on and do your
duty, and she will come to you.D
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The fow of money TO New York is having an
effect upon the stock market and values. Prices
throughout the list OF stocks generally hsve
advanced and seem TO be likely 20 advance.
Spectators seize the opportunity Afforded BY
an easy money market TO extend their opera
tioDs
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A Husbands Terrible Njstas q

Rt ubtn VI. Murdoch, the special polIceman
Al GREENWOOD, who shot through the heart and
Instantly Killed his wife, Emma G.. Murdock
at Their residence In 22I street near tn avenue
on tuesday, states that she had a very happy
ana JOyOHs disposition, and was very fond of
perpetrattng harmless jokes and surprises upon
her friends; which is one theory upon which her
att1 mpt 10 enter the house through the cellar is
explained. This theory is strengthened by the
iact that when he stepped into the ward
from 'be house, followed by the servant with a
lght, he saw the trap-doOr fly up, and az it fell
back the person in the cellar cried in a loud
tone, "Cmph!' or 'Hoop," Mr. Murdoch saws
II was so entirely unlike his wifg's voice that he
was startled, and before he was aware that his
nnger nad pressed the trigger of the re yolyer
nv heard report, which was instantly followed
by "Oh, "Rube, yove've shot me-" The poor
man then recognized the voice OF his wife
Another theory, which would seem t. account
Tor the lady's strange conduct, is also given by
her husband. He says that she had been
troubled with palpitation of the heart. 1t was
not considered dangerous, but it often gave her
a severe headache, when she would act like an
insane person. Her husband did not expect her
nome on Tuesday night, and certainly not at so
late an hour a. o'clock. He Is an active ner-
vous-looking man, of fair complexion sandy
hair and mustache, refined in his manners. and
appears to be well educated. He is &c wears
old, and Mrs. Murdoch was -. They had been
married five years. Their domestic relations
are said TO have been very happy. Il NO children
a boy and girl years of age are left mother
less. Mrs MurdOck was the daughter of Rem
sen Hageman, who was formerly a Justice OF
the Peace in Flatbush. He has also held the
Office of Sheriff and that of Coroner for KinIs
County.-N. y. Tribune.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENT
~ THOMAS DOWNING, Acct. G .orseteWo-

y THOMAS BOWLING, Aact, Gsorsetewa.
lKE STEES' SALEOFATHRKE STORY BRICK
~ Tp IL L1IAS' Will STORE, No. 80 BRIDGE
p6hI, . - kGkTON n, AT AUCTION
O. Ky virtue q sdeed q trust dated DeCernbsr
O. 4. D. I'll, daily recorded IN Liper 80. 81,
Washington county, IN thu District n CoI,!Iir,is
ara at Tie request Of the parties securei ther.bP
ion, On MONDAY F5bTuaTy fsi a. Pupils Is, a Gc
- ~, az mat certain piece or parcel Of ground
hnown and de.cril.d N the lsud records Of saS1
I.eir Ne po't OF iot i.lr - "old Ge9rgetown
ioei eight 81 Tic hes 4 the beginning point I'd
sald lot, as conveyed 10 William q cking being on
The LoTth side Of Bridge street, aud ming nc
% o. 5a,S Bilfge Sutet tSe1iy t2J feet, theme,
parallel with Bridge street JWeLty 26l feet S1f
ihehce south thre hundred 1900 feet 10 the p see II
cehtlstre o. nneat three-s;ory brick house with
T,rms-as prescribed ~ the d, Cd oftru--sl.s ,.,.
snBnn fS a. NE re 81 ten l0l per cent pr
Penses Of sale in cash balance az six and fSrlS,
months Tor which he Rotes II the purchaser bear
deed q trus on the property sold, will bo t.k
q Eoslt OF lOo VIII be required the AZ uf sal
chaser. " 'Le P~'-
II terms Of sale are not complied with in s,yap
PT5pe ty at tue rsk ana cos q he deSuIsg she
or more IewsTaPers published in the city Of Wash
EkaRSAs n j! wTAsRSNER, Trustees.
Jsn2od THOMAS D0wLISG, Auct.
II THos. BOWLING, auctioneer. Georgetown.
PoTONAC FISHERIES AT AUCTION.
" ~ De rented at pubic auction for the ensuing
season, az the auction rooms Of Thomas Dawling.
or FRIDAY MORNfNG, JsnGary- Isl, st III
O'Clock, the three Landings on thu ltomac river
above 20 Georgetown, know a. CIonas Landing.
IanLs "a THOS. DOW LING. Auct-
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r. GeorgetoWn
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
MhLLING HoIsk, No: 80 WASHINGTON
- win sen. on FRrD sY, the 23d day of Jan.
Fl IsIy, A. d. la8, AZ IA DEL lc& .. m part 81
ws.tL!et2S Is, Beall's addition, icing House No. -
The property fronts Is Zee. on Washington street.
end has depth OF l20 feet, has exclusive Of y
and attic BTiok House and Back BSidns '"O'''OfS
Terms: Ono-fourtb cash; residue ia Ell ua monthly
PAYMENTS Of $50 each with interest at 10 per cent
ysni9.d THOMAS BOWLING, AuctiOneer.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioueer,
- liza Bridge street, Georgetown.
TRGsIEES SALE OF VALUABLE MANsABp
R R9SS HOUSE on 81 sTREET, GEoRGE
BY virtue of deed Of trust, dated December
and at request OF party secured thereby. I will
sell At auction, on the premises, on FRiDAY, the
30th day OF January, 1874, at O'Clock ?. m part
Georgetown, froHtng So feet 81 street, ard hay-
ing depth Of LIS feet. The i'm provements a-e a
new Brick Manssrd-reof House, No. n 81 street,
near Market street, with a brick stable. The NJ,
tropoltan roaf cars pass the door, and the prop
erty Is in every way desirable.
expenses of tale in cash; residue AZ 6, u and l.
months, with interest at ten per cent. from day OF
sale. slto dep, sit at time Of sale. CoHveyancing
FRED. W. JONES, Trustee.
!anlSdts TB0s. BOWLING. huct.
THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY
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CHAMPAGNE

NuAAShNs itAHeSaN
george Gollet X Co, SO. - per Basket
y. MarceauN, $3.50 per Case.
~, hrug \ Co, S2i50 per Basket.
All leading brands OF
Champagne
Al lower prices than they can be bought else
where.
49, THOMAS Russell.
lf'io 1918 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
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CAPTAIN MICHRNER ENONERArED.-T
grand jury to-day dismissed the charge against
Captain James l.. Kitchener of opsuing isTtars
and taking money therefrOm in the Dead LET
ter office IN December last. From the standing
OF captain Kitchener in this community and his
m'hefto unblemished reputation such a result
was expected. His friends IA sc been confident
from the first that he could not be guilty OF the
Ohence charged against him and taiS action
proves that they were right