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WHY EARS SHOULD NOT Bs Boxzp.-In
Pbysology for Practical Use we find the fol-
lowing: "There are several things very COM
monty done which are extremely Injurious to
the ear, and ought to be carefully avoided. And
nIst, children's ears ought never to be boxed.
closed by thin membrane, especially th at adam
ted to be influenced by every impulse of the
air, and with nothing but the air to support il
internally. What, then, can be more likely IN
ipiure this membrane than q sudden and for.
chile compressor OF the air In front of IL? II
any one designed to break or outstrctch the
membrane ne could scarcely devise q more eff
Gent means than TO bring the hand suddenly
and forcibly down uron the passage of the ear.
thus driving the air violently before 1t, with no
giving way. Many children are made deaf bv
boxes on the ear In this way"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-04

y CARD-Nr. Editor. L see by the STAR of
last evening an item detailing certain suits that
nave been brought by the receiver of the Wash.
lneton City Savings Bank against certain par
ties for moneys CEsged to be owing by them.
among these is my name as owing 50 ,OOO
rms sets me in a wrong light as / do not owe
this bank farthing. The bank holds certain
note Ter $500, secured by first mortgage upon
real estate worth nearly double the amount
has passed out of my hands several wears ago.
and was sold subject to his debt. Hence the de bt
Is anotheT's and not mine, and yet the receiver
has seen proper TO sue me for what do not owe
Tor which he hiss real estate security of the most
ample character, and out of which he can IN Axe
the money at any moment by foreclosure.
The most singular feature in this transaction is
that said receiver had this same property put no
ST auction on the 25th Of August when 81 900
cash was bid, and yet he refused to sell.
MARTIN NJ. RoHRRR.
WAeHTNGrnN n 4
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VITAL STATIsTICs.-Fifteen burial permits
were Issued yesterday by the registrar or vital
statistics, and a number OF physicians registered
tncir names and addresses, as required by the
sth section Of tie regulations, and received sun
pies OF the new forms for returns OF deaths ana
bnths Yesterday the book forms for the return
Ct tie District. Nv S'e' 81 1'on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-04

MORE WORK, better work, and greater va
riety of work can be done on the Wheeler aud
Wilson Sewing Machine than on anv other. Be
convinced OF this by calling az No. 46l Pennsyl-
vania avenue. 1871:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-04

DOOLEY's Yeast Powder cannot be excelle
Tor making light, sweet Rolls, Biscuits, Wat
fes, Corn Bread, &c. 1t is always ready al
relisble.
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DEATH OF NENzRABLB VIRGINTAS.-I. =
a. writes us from Falls Church TO-DAY a. fol
yesterday, August Sd, at %. m, Had NJ
Seven lived until october next, he would haze
been 81 years old. He has been an invalid for
fnu two years DE was born IN st. Mary's
county, Nd, and moved into Fairfax county.
Va, in 1872. He vas the head OF one OF the old
est families in this part Of Virginia.
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~"who asked yer IL yer wanted anytbiug?,
aid Lowell peddler to lady Who said that
she did not rs soon a. she opened the door.
.Mind your peeze'ness, and don't refuse to buy
till you are asked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-04

THB NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
New York avenue and 18Th street, pays . per
cent per annum on deposits for each calender
month. Banking hours, . to 4. SATURDAYS, . 70
4 and to 3. 21t3 I4tt6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-04

MORE RAZOR CUTTING.-Last night, Joseph
Wilkerson, eolored, was badly cut with a razor
by Columbus Sewell, also colored, who maze
his escape. DIR. Bowen dressed the wounds
which are quite serious.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-04

"THE WASHINGTON -Decatnr
Lodge No ., Knights OF Pythias. of Gsorge-
tnwn, has subscribed SOS to the cOntin rent f5SHd
Ior completing The monument. Next!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-04

CRLUoID CORAL EARRINGS, Buttons and
Studs in gold, received at Prigg's jew elry
Store, No. 451 Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-04

w sHsissSSTT9N: SSEI1Lks nEw YORK
The fine iron steamer LADY or TgFI.R
nsyins resumed her regular trips 20 49,
NoIioiEs viii leave her wharf. foot of = sS3l-A
sl1ih sire. &. every MONDAY and czczrzxS-A
IhOkspA1, az ,. m. ,.cIching at the PRINCIPAL
rter ihncings, conn crIng Norfolk WITH stSa,,,
ship OF the M. and NJ. LINE for Boston az prci
dtnce; with the Old Dominion stean.sin p,.n
pssy, Tor New York. Freight should be- sasSsa..
care OF Ledy % The Lake, via Norfolk o''0o
N. II. rITZEUQH, Agent, 8, h street wb.,,
oo A. q. PLANT, General sce1t
spsO R@Om No. I q, Plant RnSifiT.
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The last effort of the fervid St. Louis ed
itor is to characterize his professional brother
as q "gosling," and q "wealth- consuming ass 70
SJames Coughlin, the contractor, who was
convicted OF bigamy in Hoboken, N. J., and
who fied while the jury were ont. has been seen
IN Montreal. He said that he should soon SAIL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-04

IHE COUNTY SCHOOL trustees met vesterda Az
afternoon, and the following nominations of
teachers were presented and confirmed: Ry
or. hengla,t I'd district School No. l. John r
ChaIpell, principal, and Miss Emma a Miller.
assistant; school No. ., French &. Lugenbeel.
principal. BY Mr.. Settle, (4th distTict)-School
No I, Charles y. Otey, principal, and Miss Isa-
dore NJ. Smith ard Ada a. BCzem an assist ants:
school Nc. ?, J. r. Keene, principal, and Miss
IEGia A. NlnebeTgeT, assistant; school No. g.
William Bishop, principal. By Mr. Burr, Ssh
cistTlctl-SchOol No. l, Frank Brooks, princi-
pal. MT. Brown presented the snuual report
Tor tie years Of 1-7$ and 1S74. which was ac-
eeIted and ordered 10 be laid before the Dis
triCt Commissioners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-04

FOR CAMP MEETING.
For Trunks. Bags and Valises,
Go TO LEWIS popular One Price Store"
30,5 800 9Th street, bet. and II
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Foe CAMP MRErIN

Buy THE ELASTIC Truss. 255 Peunsyivani:
avenue; perfect cure guaranteed. $50
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS
JoAa bofLk' FRANK BABSun.
JUAN BOYLR q en-
REAL kSzAIE AMI NOTE Saorr,s

Fos sSiE@A hsnds ss1osi5 Hd ~ Treasury.
no NO ney large double HOUSE, corner III
HotTsr NJ yye No a l0lo nasssehusetts avenue.
,urnsshsd or gnferpi.bsd. A COTTAGE n VII,
from ~ s ~ a $3.50: Several small HousKs,
~, several very fine FARMS, Improved ana m.
eisy o. IN oinerent railroads running from the
49, ~. ss,S ~ low nguree excnsrGe for cIfv
ROM ~ ,i ~, o9 fee, Of GROUND in various Dor.
nexchange for productive I'm prov a rrorert9'
iufntshed House for rent st els per month sss.,
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MCRDER OF A SOCSG LADY BY HER LOVER.
AT Mofetsville, Henderson county, ). c., a
young German, named GaIriZun. shot and killed
young lady named Miss Katie Tucker. &c
appears that GairiZun was employed by the
father OF the young lady, with whom he fell
desperately in love. He became Jealous of the
attention OF supposed rival, and deliberately
kllled the young lady while the three were sit
ting in MIR. fuckers parlor. The murderer
FED, but was arrested, ana is in jail al Henier-
son court hOuSe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-04

AN JNHEALTHY LOCALITY FOR STRANGE
COLoRED MEN.-The mounted police and the
citizens residing across the Eastern branch are
still actively an search OF the black scouudrsI
Dorsey who attempted an outrage on Miss
Brown few weeks since, and the other fellow
who made similar attempt on mulatto girl a
few Days ago. Some queer scenes have been
witnessed during these searches. On Saturday
last party of about thirty men were securing
the woods, ard by previous arrangement were
10 meet late in the afternoon at Fort DupOpt
just outside the District line, on the road from
Good Hope TO Marlboro. They all came in
different points about the same time, and sur
rounding the fort, marched in, when they found
cOlored man !ounging inside. The circuln
stance being rather suspicious, they gathered
around him, when the fellow turned several
shades lighter with fright at the sight of so
many gunners, and fairly beloved. They were
soon sahshed that he was not the man, and af-
ter some playful talk about hanging, shooting
&c, they gave their prisoner an Opportunity
TO slip them, which he did not fail to improve
and watching his chances he made an extraord
mary leap through ons of tho portfolios down
an embankment, and ran into the woods near
py. Last night a party came across a cJlOred
man asleep on Good Hope hill, about mid night
and took him into custody aud brought him to
the Sth precinct station house. The old man
was very much. alarmed, aud begged for his
life, thinking they we're going to hang him
without judge or jury. He had two Canvass
bags and knife with him, and said his name
was Joshua Jarvis from South Washington and
that he hal started out for Maryland in search
OF WOIEi that night coming on, he Law down to
est and fell asleep near the roadside, and when
aroused he fOGnd himself surrounded with man
wish muskets in their hands. He was so much
heightened that lie could not walk al frat. Par
ties were sent for 20 see if they could identity
blm az the guilty man, but in this they failed
and lie was released.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-04

WINE OF The WOODS, Endorsed aud pre-
scribed by the leading physicians as Laxative
and digestive remedy, is steadily gaining in
popular favor; for Dyspepsia, Indi gestiou, Com
stipation, and Headache is unequalled. 4,29 eo26
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioueor.

ThIsTkEs SALE oE A DESIRABLE TWO
SIOhf MD b AsEnENTBklCk HOUSE, on
hTS4 ,SSbnhAET, GEORGETOWN, d. O., AT
- BY virtue Of q deed Of trust, bearing date on
y corded in ib,T eS f5Iios s., on. ~ t IS iaSS
81 Use District % Columbia, sod by ection
sSe Si S on tIT sss; On he srsm. 81 P.ee
ia CLOCK o. M, parts Of lots numbered Uiae-
sssise q, sSd Ninety four = Beatty aud Haskias'
proved BY two-stsry aud basement sriss uSs -,
suitable Tor sud n.sd as store snd dNsling, the
begin at p6n on On H. sG stsfss Sad esrs Of lots
one one I hnna,ed and MY two and eeveatweInhs
With Isl street, and running ace westWsrdIy ana
parallel with the center lue Of the alley betweet,
ioi. ING the south one handrSd sud twelve fiiI,
1et TO the west line OF lot nicely four (g in sad
ty-four south twenty aud three twelhs (2i sian
isei; thence essiwsrdly ana parallel With the sad
twenty l9j) feet 20 Ugh street thence by and iaS
re tnlldins line of High street 10 the said point
located Tor business, AID saws rents well.
Terms: Twelve hundred dollars cash: baIsace in
sN,tNelye, and eighteen months, with iuteres. Al
six per cent secured nv deed Of trust on The p-opa
~ a deposit o. $40 viii Be required when tire
piled with in en- days sitter sslS, the trustee re-
and cost of the defsrItins rnrc6sssr ConysyasAA
CIV. COOPER, u.:ee.
Vl-d6ds THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
TUESDAY, jay ash sao5 our aud Pises. un''
jy2l-d THos. DowLiSG,L ust
- The ABOVE sALEIs POSTPONED until
1oAsDA1, August 4th. az % G'c,ock, ssme place.
-2-2 THOs BOWLING, Auot.
kNeLBf-HsyipE removed from IIs Peuusyl-
SsN Nanla ayeTne, washington, 10 30 Bridge ct.
Jewelry il the est nanner ss,iSfactioa snaraR.
teed. L!ylSlmi 0HAs. rRIBBEV.
HONE AGAIN HOME AGAINu
IL AND NEhY GLAD OF 1T,
the best talent to Be had IN the csGutry. ia fsi
weHould respectfully iaforsn our friends aud the
pnto ihst Pre-elniL ent as uay have been Eepa-
oUR MOTTO Is EXCELSIOR
IN Dyeing ara StesnIng Ladies Dresses, sbawis,
p scgues, lee, hiDoons' &c, &c, Goats Coats
AZ Rome TO everybody from "a. m. until sunset;
stand established ISL nos the most compIete b me
country. Everybody come sud seems
jy3tr az Jefferson street, Georsstogh, d. &.
REpJCTIOE IN PBIOEs SO ensbls US 20
- close out our entire stocf cf D8Y GOODS
tbs nj, date, SILL EYRRYTHEgG AT RED6CED
Our stock is large; snd bargain. may be expected.
BENJAMIN MILLER,
lee-u Iol Bridge street, Georgetown.
EEOR GEToWN SAVINGS BANK, DC,
Bank hours 4. h h q saEhL ana on SATURDAY,
90 receive GepositsD unit. D m I0terest rad q \
aeposBs. General 3 nkiTz Business done. and Col
iectlcns nsce q all accessible peiOts. Discount
d. PoLkIHHORH, Pres I; J. DICKSON Cashier
Directors
y. Polk!nhorn, Thes. Bowling, Ut Mitchell,
SsJ. DIG sen, Bal. Cr0Dley, Fred. ". Jouss,
sps-sn o"'D"' - u Marley HhO'- movies
~ G II q L )
~ ELEGANT ICE CREAM AND OYSTER
PARLOhS,
nug-o-R High street. Georgetown. u.
AnTrC,y rnnn1
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81 Mohammedani5m has been defined as
THAT blessed religion which makes people
wash themselves"
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HOTELS.

w on TN hiH i segdfI rLAs.
SsfRsf Of LIVING fiaee and l6th strs,s,
Only one block from ron up, a0sh L.:
"a ys S1ist coation IN the city, in ths nmstss1e
,esdsnS t.s tne principal place. Of smussmsnf and
proved the pest seas0n by ths sdditiop ~ na ~
and passenger elevator. VI my hoo74
isesay 0aAs: .. rHRHrs, Proprietor.
AHs0Nr h0YKLs
No. res q efRKr,
S"s bsSWA1nYl - sYx DsIxsrs.
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WHOLESALE SHOOTING IN MIssoURI-A
special to the st. Leuis Dispatch from Sedalia,
Mo-, says Sunday afternoon four men, named
Wilson, Rollins, Ray, and Henry, rode across
the farm of George and David Davis, nine miles
from Sedalia, letting down fences on their pas
sage On their return they were met by the
Davis brothers. fight ensued, and Rollins
and Wilson were badly wounded. Constable
Darrell with q posse attempted to arrest the
Davis brothers at their house Sunday night,
when they were fred upon. Darrell and one OF
MS men were seriously wounded. YESTERDAY the
Davis brothers gave themselves up. IL is be-
heved two or three OF those wounded will die.
ATTEMPT TO AssAssINATR A BIsHoP.-At
farbault, Rice county, Mimi, YESTERDAY in
Cathedral avenue, an insane divinity student
named Minis attempted to assassinate Bishop
Whipple. just before the sermon Minis ad-
vanced rapidly to the chancel, but before the
pistol which he held in his hand could be dis
charged the bishop seized him and forced hum
into q chair where he was disarmed. The cause
OF the attempt at assassination was the refusal
OF the bishop to ordain him (Nims) priest be-
cause of his unsound mind.
ga trotting match Of fifteen miles, for
$1,000, between Girda and Quebec Boy, takes
place tomorrow at Decker Park, Canada.
- Baron de Reuters daughter is to marry
Count Otto Steenbach, Of the Swedish legation
In London.
~A silver cradle has been presented to the
mayor Of Waterford, but he Is compelled 20 find
his own baby.
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OH PHILADELPHIA
Shir by
New Express Line {"

,,-, fRoM BosToN AND PROVIDENCE
hsrh IreiSbt Via "Cly des Iron Line aud ss.n ~
bosto aud Pr0videUoe Railroad
&c eoNeytlsemekt Of New Erpress Line
For full information APPLY to-
,r,,,v -. @. v. hyde,
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TRAVELLERS By STEAMBOAT experience far
ess inconvenience than formerly from insect
pests found on board, because HuOlyIss' TtSsc.
Destroyer is now so universally used on such
vessels. Railroad and city car owners and con-
ductOrs might take hint from steamboat cap
tains in this particular. and rid their vehicles
OF insect vermin most effectually by the same
means. A few blasts from the little IaSect Gun
sod with the powder, suffice to utterly eytermi-
nate the vile intruders, no matter how nuner-
Gus. eos
$40 TO $1,000 invested in stocks and gold paws
two hundred per cent. a month. Send for par
uculars. Tumbridge IL Co., Bankers, 2 Wall
street, New York. ia;
WsEK's DoINes IN WALL STRRRT-Explains
stock operations on small capital without risk.
Copy sent free. TUMBRIDeE & Co.,
1874 2wslI street. New York
WILCOX GIBB's SKwIEe MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency st Chas
Bsum's hoopskirt and corset factory, 18th street
lntslligencer building. 1928
TIE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales ofisI2
were e2ls,6o0. <,12-sJwt
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler near Ak street.
-1
THB COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. 1,5
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MI EBoHAST's LINK or sTE1Ns8TpS
WASHINGTON zSD NEW VOW

IiIss ss :. =, tas tns stesnships KHIGRT ana
SN.I SADc viii T3ske regular weef- -a--.~S,
yNTTtS 5 CotSssn kEM YORK, ALEX aRTH4k
SSTbSddAA a. Ash IN GT0E sndS-t<3<ch
49, NJ DYE 4 ~ VT, As t0llOvs:-Lesve EEW YORK
y ~ leo ~ SS Esst river, every SATURDAY a. a
P'M-' issNs SEOEgI Town every TRIDAY al >
80 =, f sn9 hLEAhkDRlA the same Cav ~ IAN
49,, vi IL ii.ioriIstlon aDEiy @ X. p A. DERHAN
800 :. .e ann Sesrf % Wster street Gore
49,, VI % the corner OF 18th street s1s Nsw Vr-k
s'sSlS Tr.,.,,, W. TBog PSOs, Presidsat.
oers len a. Gsnersl Once SOS Per-svittsss' "
tSnSed 70 '1s steamer wharf, yin be s-orDsiT II.
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NKw EXPRESS LINE VIA OASIT
FHMApLLREIA, 4 LExh1EspEIA, Va.

~ xP-m.0 NANaLt
fhiLADELfn ELS kALENAHDEIA, Va, VASE.
AnSiVs AND GbORGEToHE, d. u
Iron Pier ., Eorth whsrTes, phi
URS4Y,s 4 sihap SiA aud SAT s..sss.z.ts
from ~ Water street, Georxeteup- m .oS
DAI and FRIDAY. NJ 5 2. N 'N'S'' nVa-
IL Inis ING CONNECTS 81 PhiladeiYhss win "S-vss,,
Me- tsns q ,sespes t9r Providenoe, Bosson and
uAnsisnd ststes No wharfage n Bostor =,
W.T. SIIPS! o. sSnP fsll sESsi e. D. q o.
MAkDv A. PkAkOk, 80 Oongrezs street sassor
treishu delivered b. Knczt EEpress. or.
Gers len q General Once, COS ponnFyfvsDfs Az
n0S, 2, % the steamer wharf vil Be promrfiy 81.
onooo 70. .rf-tr
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IMPORTANT TO COMMERCIAL TRAVEL
y ERs.,-Comnlercial 1|GreLsrs who solicit orders
By Card, CdtdlosKe, Itdds-iiSt, Sample, or ofhsr
SPeeinta, slss those who visit their customers ana
solicit trade by purchases made diref from Stock
ana who travel In any section, by Rail Boat sell
Ing any class Of goods, ssted to send their
BUSINESS and PTtrdte address, a. below, stating
also those " no are at present under no epgsgement
This matter OF Great Importance Intellectually 70
statesmen OF this class, men soliciting trade ia
this manner. IL IL therefore especially desired that
tbs notice may meet the eye Of dHCommercfal
they viii a, once give it their attention Those who
treated and duly advised of object In view Please
sddress, lby letter onlyJ CO-oPERATIeN, care
city. jy9-th = au-lm
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INVERTEBRATES WHO pksIRI 10 Dis
can sell them for higher cash price than anypI oce
In the city, By calling or sddressing HHRz06, 9lT
ton WI - gtye1s HayJ6-tI
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Gu n Ar ID NE.


NOTICE,
with TIE view 81 diminishing the IN snre. ~ 49,
nsiOn, the Steamers Of this Line tAse a ,peeif a
course Tor AL seasons Of the year.
On the outward Passage from Dueens-ourr o. A.,
f"rh OF Bpfton, crossing Meridian "a 81 a. 81 =.
or nothing 90 tho north OF az so
On the hymeward passage, crossing TIE y 1rtsf.,
Veo ~ A. lat, or nothing 20 the north OF q.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH ANE,Tuay
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
BETWEEN NEW FORK AND LFTgRPoog
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR
Gkos bKw YORK. 4 BROM NKw VoRE
.Russis.....N ed, Aug 81 -ButhUia- wei a. e
Laya-...--..-. Sat, AuE. SlAbv-siuia Ws5 n D
taiatria--. Ntd., Aug. l2iChiua - So a. >
scoi la..... " cd, Aug 49, Russia. y 80 = y =
4 llerls..--.-.. At. Aug. y IaVa..-. 80 = d
r. And even follcwins WEDNESDAY, 80 ssT
IbDAf from New YORK
gers. - 49,
RATS OF PAssAsr.-Csbin, Q 80, sIeo, ana sIs9,
tetdl ecclfllng 70 accommodation. Ticks - D.
rs SIS, gold additional. heturn tickets % favor
sole terms. steeTego : u currency.
eesrase tickets frcm Liverpool and Que -r.stoEu.
snd All Esrts 81 Euro pc, a. lowest rates TrCuFh
1lIis OF leding eiven for Belfast, GlGss0g, Hsv-e
antN erp sEd otber ports 90 the O0ntins.f and for
aeolteff aneen ports. For freight aac cabin pass
sc, spP ty AZ the Company ONCE, ~. 4 poslinr
Sr.eh, LOT storage passage, No. IN rr0aivgsT.
IIlLlty Building, or to OTIS BIGELOW. Rgnker.
cOS IN street, gpgstie Patent OHire
lsn2,-y CHhs. G. ERAECEbYN. APart
LNEOE RHILADELPuIA
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LADIES' GOODS.
Sol GREAT INDUCEMENTS. 80

sol GREAT INDUCEMENTS. SOL
MANY ARTICLES LESS THAN COSr.
Having determined 90 close out oar stock OF
STRi W GOODS, FLOWERS, sun UMBREL-
Las, &C.. previous to Removal, We will scH the
following articles much below the original est:
STRAW GOODS at half price and less.
FLOWERS
SUN UMBRELLAS
cept plain black
yard. -
In edition 20 above we will place upon our
counters from day day JOB lets Of diffcron. Kinds
oi goods at tabuiously Low prices.
~ STAPLE FANCY GOODS AND NO
TONS At COST ROE CASH UNTIL RE-
MoVAL.
DAVIS.
sol MARKET SPACE,
Oh.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-09-09
judge Cooke on the Situation.

Thompson II. Cooke, judge of the
Eighth judicial Circuit, and DR.. Lati-
ner, two prominent Republicans, were
"interviewed" a few days since, in re-
gard to the outrages reported in South
Carolina by Senator Patterson at Wash
jngton, ID. G, Judge Cooke says 1.-The
Eighth Circuit is composed of five
counties, four Of which, it is claimed,
haze Democratic majorities. 1t is i'll a
peaceabe condition, and so far as the
same is concerned, | do not think the
representation of Senator Patterson ap-
ply. At present see no evidences OF a
resort to violence, nor do beiieve that
there will be any. There is, however, a
spark of resistance to the present State
Government that may be kindicu into q
flame Of active, legitimate resistance, 10
the further continuation OF the present
malaiministration and rulers. l Know
of no murders or outrages that have
been committed in my circuit OF polit-
ical character, neither do l remember
of any having been committed IN any
other portion Of the State during the
past two years" Question: "Do you
think, Judge Cooke, that there is any
bad blood between the whites, and blacks
in YOUR circuit that needs the interler-
ence Of the general govcrnmcnt?' AN
swer: Il do not think so. On the con-
trary, believe the introduction of
:he United States troops would greatly
tend to- embitter the races one to the
other. 1t would tend to encourage the
unscrupulous members of tho Republi-
can party, kill every laudable efiert for
reform, and postpone to an indefinite
period the complete reconciliation and
harmony OF the races besides it would
tend to estrangc the good men of The
Conservative party from fraternizing
with honest Republicans, those VINO
desire psace aud good government"
In reply to aquestien concerning, Gen:
Grant and the third term. lie said: l
have every confidence in his i;sa statesmen,
ship and magnanimity, and believe that
he will for tie future be the Pesident of
the whole couptry in the interest OF
peace, and further, that his election to
the third term will give us q united
ceuntry, and bring peace and prosperl-
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