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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-10
rho Whita snlphur swiadIo

&he ~ AA-H 2lAA kshl2 = $1,000
TEE Republicans held acouyeution
at the White Sulphur and there,
thew connected the very astu,e and
willy scheme 10 "sarcumyent' the
Democrats Of the third district. If
the Democrat, would only shut their
ewes to everything except what the
RAIDS want them to see, this would
answer very we'll, but rs they see 50
much, it is hardly thick enough
The White Sulphur Convention
WAS held for the purpose otnotnom-
mating anybody, and they did it, but
at a pretty heavy cost TO tie Radical!
party.
They were not at al a happy faai-
lv there some OF oar limited part
nersLjp men were there, AMI intro
iuced resolutions '1' '"'' "' we
teated, and The Convention "-'-..' ~
DO aotb;ns-"mucllj APP the Ai-
and then marched down again.
Bat some OF ;he members otthe con.
veatou tsl3 some very plain truths
that were not al ralatab.e.
He. Parsons octh,s citycaar
ed the following resolution.
"R,s,lrsd, Tina, the plumbers au5
crimes ef .he pectv now il power
rendered loc.l OF more Importance
than national politics, and that The
minority assumes power 90 choose be-
tween the candidates already ia the
field: we earnestly recommend all
true Republicans to support Col. Jn,
Hall for Congress, in place Of Frank
Hereford"
This br,r.,r, out the irrar-essible
I,s U''O7 ~ ''' go.
1T l'.'Ng.' "'o 49, '''.'.'' , wy, ,,.,,il Lo
r,ei to rive the whole gift, but our
-. IN 49,. -.
w. -, -. h, s,l oIn
IN ,;.a5. ,,rror,., INN. v.,~, c,nnosej
l..l-,r eol ir..o
-. r:..l..
III I5... l,,o :, tho
- So. I.a3.....,..........
wy W. .,,'I
w, W '''''' ~ ~ rI7ta.cI a.
r;..b,yrover intended him for any
- Inn, o a,,b.-.ror Then we
.,ok n,rv f;.nj Col. Wi,cher. %
,,,l b,,s., h.,ve man lu. utterly
'''.'' ~ ~ w.
-NOn III tNLS N.ill y tt~@t a ~ tAAl- q -AlsAt'
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-10
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Thos. Dladas, Jr,
sae!byJ. Love, admir- ~ RoNi5 S0N, Of Taos
Dd .dds, ST., decd, g: a.,
~ CUANCERY.

N GHANtEN :.
In M suaure ~ 4 decree % the county court
of Can,it county, rendered ~ this case Al W.
July Tenn la. TIE ulhr. Tnc1 CpihnfS>inh-
81. VIII d occri on Thursday the li'h day v1
Seul.icher. s. D., 1874. 40 Ey o,hcc ~ 'ic ION
of Ia b0ur. ylis, ~ said county, 10 * a. Il
state an a.cUuu. Wita SEelJy y. love, a.ihr ~
BoNis sOS ~ Taos Uund4-, ST., de- 81, 'hoWiht
1,t. what amount OF personal estate imr mo
IN. hapis Do! ss.i S.eiht ). Love, 40 Hiihi D.
Bo.;Is son % Taos. Dundes, $. dec d.
I'd fhe nufrptr M 900" distributes ehiltlru
Share g.. the di-fri'.luoI 90. SAID l'r.1iti estate
and IL ,hal amount C4Cl 1nr Was tMh''d
"a. Nh.t "a of SAID personal estate el' z.
dist ibutcc has received, either OF DaFil Love-
a'lrlin. ,t.ato., o. OF shelly j. Love- adn!nl-t -
tor DE- BsNs SOS of Thomas Dlnu1a, ~, atc u,
and yhAf amount is st.il due 10 each one.
9TH \ fan tBl complete account between SAL
Shelby J. Love administrator ~ BoHis sos, ih't
m. neat uf Fin ~ said ThOs Dunias, 81, dec'.
Itls ordered tnaf, for The better taxing " SD
arrouuts thc plItits slall produce before tho
Commissioner, on Oat1, all books ana WTiilF-l
IN thei. custody o. p)Yei, relating Thereto ahh
shall be- examined upon inter- oRatiNes. Tbs
publication TO be In lieu OF personal service
Commisssno. has leave 10 report special miiter.
II not CONNECTED On the day Aforesaid, the taxing
of sabi accounts will be continued from time -
JtIne .. r,.tt.,,
T. 7 NcCovAs Special Commissioner
solicitor. Aug l3-iw.
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cRocE RIEs.

GROCERIES.
O r. LACKEY
HAS IN STORE
AND
FOR s A LIZ
CANNED PEACHES,
PEARS,
TOMATOES,
PEAS,
CHERRIES,
PINE APPLES
SUGARS,
(All Grades.)
COFFEE,
Green and Roasted,r
RICE,
HOMINY,
CRACKERS
CHEESE,
BACON and LARD,
DRIED BEEF,
TOBACCO,
CIGARS,
PIPES and STEMS
MATCHES,
FLOUR,
(All Grades
MEAL,
SOAP,
Best Brands)
STARCH,
SIEVES,
BUCKETS,
TUBS,
BASKETS,
BROOMS.
AXLE GREASE,
ALL KINDS OF SPICES.
Gram and GrOund,)
SYRUPS,
Very Fine)
CIDER VINEGAR,
(Pure,)
COAL OIL,
WASH BOARDS, (Zinc,)
CLOTHES PINS,
PAPER,
ENVELOPES,
PENS and PENCILS,
CANDY
CANDLES,
TOOTH BRUSHES,
SHOE BRUSHES,
SCRUB BRUSHES,
BLACKING, (Masons,)
LAMP CHIMNEYS,
LAMP BURNERS,
LAMP WICKS,
TEAS, (All Kinds,)
CHOCOLATE,
TABLE SALT,
COARSE SALT,
POWDER, SHOT, CAPS, &c, &c.
Quick Sales and Small Profits
More for Your Money than Any Other
Place in Town.
8 POUNDS OF GRADUATED SUGAR FOR 81.
TRY OUR CHEESE-
Cur Hams arc of the Best Quality
SPLENDID HONEY paiPS SYRUE
Cheap for Cash.
). Il. LACKEY,
Jure 25--3m. huntington, w. Va
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Ang. 2O-4u
pECElVER'S SALEl

By virtue OF a decree rendered az the May term
1874, OF the Circuit Court Of Gaben County, as
Receiver OF said Court, 81 the partnership effects
Of the irm OF J. K. A X. shore. shall proceed 70
sell at public auction 10 the highest bidder, AZ the
Planning Mil OF J. K. a Z. Shore, IN the city Of
Huntington, W. Va,
On Wednesday, September 2Srd, 1874.
the following property, belonging % the afore-
said frm: $4,000 feet Hemock Lumber, (as-
sortedD, 5000 feet White Pine Lumber. 10 600
feet Yellow Pine Lumber. $500 feet Ash Lumber,
Halls Iron Safe, l ONCE Desk. Table, Chairs,
Stoves, 'POny planer," and other miscellane-
Gus things Ia said mill, belonging 20 the firn OF
j. X. h r. Shore. Terms made known on day
of sale.
JAMES L. THORNBURG,
Receiver 81 said Court.
Huntington. W. Va, Aug. %, is7s-tf.
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Aug. IS lW.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

vs..
The Chesapeake 4 ONO Railroad company,
IN CHANCERY.
In pursuance OF en- oider Of the Circuit Court
of Cabell county. made and entered ~ the De-
cember Term. 1873. VIII proceed, AZ my oilce
In BarbOuTsville, IN said county, on
Monday he 7h Day q September, 1874,
10 take and state an account between the Ghesa-
peake and OHIO Railroad company aud Kerr *
MYERS of work done 10y the plaintiff W. W.
Gates. ON Sections - and 49, Western DIVISION
of the Chesapeake aud OHIO Railroad, rs sub
contractor under said Kerr Myc.s, IN Order 10
ascertain. ,,,
I. me amount % wo K done by the said plain
I'm Ny W Gates The different classes % KINDS
OF wofk: and ne amount %. each class or KIND.
Q The true measurement Of tie Work snd
the measurement made ny the engineers OF
IN, CHESAPEAKE y ohio RAILROAD Company,
showing the difference, II any, b.twecn the
two estimates AMI ascerieinlng whether any
mistake has been made or fgul has been PfGc-
tice,I hy the sad engineers.
q Tie yalne az the work l1nc-shoNlhg the
yalne Of each class or kipd-iy the terms oi th)
cont atr between Kerr : Myers ana sad Cheia-
peake and ONO RAFT cad company.
a What amount OF money has been PAID 10
Kerr X Myers flr work done ty ih- salI plIih'iI
AMI what balance. " any. remains unpaid.
JpilN 2. I.HDLH,
mfg aD.r SJe,iil Commissioner.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-10

NTANTED-ro MANU-
w West Charleston Com pany ofers bona
Of from $500 70 go 009 TO Manufacturers beating
In West Charleston, the Capitol OF West Virginia,
lumber; railroad and r.ver II deportation. Send
or map aLu pamphlet LAY I.-lyr.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-10

The hue and cry made about the
war of races in Tennessee turns on.
% be more rumor than fact.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-10
,, ro,rop nc ruv ApykRTIsER.
Rev ADVERTISEMENTS.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

The Public Schools OF the city Of Huntington
viii commence the Fal Term on Monday. sep
ts.nber flth. b. order OF the Board OF Educa-
ton, D. II. oLhi, SeOie''
| San Tl1t
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-09-10

NlTED STATES DISTRICT Court FOR
- THE DISTRICT OF WEST VIRGINIA -
yn the mas.er Of J. y Kline, Bankrupt, IN Bank
ruptcy:
Notice Is hereby given. that pursuant 10 an or
der. OF said court, made on the 9Th day Of May,
1874, will, on the 18th daTOf September, 1874.
at my once in the city OF Charleston, Kanawhs
county. West Virginia, proceed 20 ascertain and
report 10 said court Tie follow ing Matter and ac
counts VIZ:
First, or what real and personal estate the
said Bankrupt. j. 4. Kline was seized, at the
date OF the tlirg OF IN petition N Bankruptcy.
Second. III liens aud debts against the estate
Of the sad Bankrupt and the nature, amounts
and priOriles " the same.
Third, such other matters as 20 me may seem
pertinent, or any party interested may require.
The taking Of SAID account and report VIII b.
continued T. ON time time, unit. the same Is CON-
peted. .
Register in BinIupty.
Aug. ls-iw.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
rArE SENATE.

r.mes A Nighhert, ESQ.,, having declined the
oynine ZION rendered him By the Logan Conveh-
.on NJ The earnest solicitation Of many person.
Al and political friend announce myself as
c,ndi,i.te for the Senate and Respectfully ass
m. favorable consideration OF the votfIs ~. ~,
M Senotorial District at the election on the
second Tuesday III October, next. -
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DOANOKE COLLEGE,
IL SALEM, VIRGINIA.
TWENTY-FIRST SESSION, 1S79-'74.
BEGINS SEPT. g, AND CLOSES JUNE II.

Course of Study as high as that Of any
College in Virginia.
Literary Societies of first rank. Exten-
sive Libraries, Reading Room, Cabinet
and Laboratory.
Location unsurpassed in America.
The abundance OF the Roanoke Valley
renders the expenses very moderate. For
session OF Ten Months Including Board,
;ion, Fuel, Lights, Washing &C. about
5000.
Students from nineteen States and Ter
ritories.
s1~ For Catalogues and further intor-
nation, address
Rev. d. T. BITTLE, D. D.,
July 9th I'm. President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-12

TO LET FOR BgsINnss PROPOSES.
A rrrsrIOsl
NOW READY FOR OCCUPANCY
NEW FIREPRooF BUILDING,
FULTON, NASSAU AND ANN STREETS
ELEGANT OFFICES AND LARGE VAULTS TO
RENT IN THE ABOVE
FIREPaooF. WELL LOCATED BUILDING, BEING
IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE
CITY HALL. THE COURTS, THE POST OFFICE,
&C. &C.
OFFICES SUITABLE FOR LAWYERS, BROKERS.
BANKS, INSURANCE COMPANIES &C. &C. CAN BE
HAD, sINGLY OR EN- SUITE OF ANY DESIRED
SIZE, FROM ioxls FEET TO 26x67 FEET AT $500,
$500 $500 AND UPWARD TO $1,000 ACCORDING TO
SIZE AND LOCATION
THE ABOVE BUILDING is
COMPLETELY rIREPRoOF
READY FOR OCCUPANCY
HEATED BY STEAM, AND HAS TWO FIRST CLASS
PASSENGER ELEVATORS AND ALL MODERN I'M
PRovEMENTs
RENT OF SMALL OFFICES.
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ehe"-heraid: theatre "-feiegram.
ssS ,ss S:n'sa '.Ssas sS;$s@
iarce:"-Word press
various and sSOvabs healthy J per s1s for
Entertainment. excite sSs nar,
Msn dramatic soul in t Com % %S mi'eraOe"
w &c Originality a ana
The sgfEGas Sc # FIJI n E EHKEh II the
viii be Each evening By the ab
ROMEO jSFFiE H. SES II EHrr1sown11
sA4SE647 &xEIs5 = :: S ssTs past one.
NIBLOS GARDEN. ZIMA ZIMMERMAN.
Mr. ). A. siaSEkMAS Ssessars1. Ssss leave to
announce his
n,,,,, xSSSAL SESEFif:
THURSDAY 49,. Arr I'll q N2s!s JASuAEY Is
BILL OF s E%sE wy &sffS''a AND VARIETY
rn n,,tou.r. n 4 Hersd y 41ssd.v
Tickets Of admission. %
F Fs%y oi Sss:
seats may Be had a. DO. o11es Monday morning
Proprietor and Manager 49,. w Mr. LESTER wA11AcK
TWELFTH WEEK St M; LESTER WALLAcK
IN THE COMEDY SERIES.
Of n0usl S Sss s 81 aGsSSssSskE entitled
ALL TIE PRINCIPAL MEMBERs OF THE COMPANY.
SCENERY AND Apro.s1AnS1s ENTIRELY NEW.
popular s' sSsFT COMEDY Of
WITH NEW SCENERY AND APPOINTMENT
MR. LESTER wALLAcK
MR.. JOHN BRoUSHAx
FIRST APPEARANCE IN TWO YEARS.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC .
KkLLodS Grand ENGLISH OPERA:
English Opera and IN presenting to me New
go. a. Mis- CLARA 4; LOUISE Kellogg. ~.
universally expressed desire Of the Amersan public to
psrtsuaT sphere q 9psfa after her 11msIo9s Triumph.
and enhanced the brnney Of the ~ Tie
c ar OF 'ns on'0n rue oner as's Oh 'ne
Mr yMSSepn Mnrs, Mr. ThsSaors gabsmann
MI MI E EsWr sesuin. MI. Eilis Ryse, aa"
M " Knross Miss Annie starbrd MISS kate Matbers
s opea snd snpementea by eSorn. .na
effective Orchestra under the direction Of Mr. Frank A
9s win ea seven hsh aa' TWO
in which Mss KELLOGG viii Give her anrivailed i'm
The sale OF Reserved Seats will be open on Saturday
January II, at the Academy Of Music, Nos 7O and ia
80. -------------- ----------------
nj MONDAY AND EVERY EVENING,
LED AsTRAY.
Mr. Frank Roche, Mr. Neil warner, Mr. alter Lennox.
COLOSSEUM.
Broadway and Thirty.nfth street.
EsihArAlsAhN!s FOB THE WEEK.
the renowned
,ovrov
painted il ,sss
~. m.sn,as.n n n,.ta,:; van m.~ :, " ~ : -
PARIS BY NIGHT,
sppfrrss before tag .sysnon presenting The
starlight and gaslisht
DURING EACH AFTERNOON AND rvrSrxa
! will be displayed the exquisite specIaIties Of
THE POLYTECHNIC PROMENADE
81 pr FAME x. os weqd de
ties Spirit writing, &C., &c. A"sAA~
| Also, the novel entertainments Of
-
,..... ro,,x a.. s....,... :, -. ...o, ,..
'S'hni', lueludins the marvellous
1So'' an D..oo'oN' VI 'oiANoA'
THE DIssOLvING STATUE AND SPEAKING
ficrUKEs'
CATHEDRAL CHIMES
AFTERNOON AND EVENING
THE !. LIGHTNING II FLASH
nv - ashin c,on mesn lima en"s WI" Anno"ne0 O'CLOCK
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES-NEw ENG
n land Hotel, corner Bowery and Baynrd street.
i0dggs &c. 40c. and 5c. per night; ~ TO ~ per week.
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MRS. F. B. CONWAY'S BROOKLYN THEATRE.
| M MONDAY AND EVERY EVENING,
| LED ASTRAY.
Mrs r. B. Conway. Mrs Farren, Lillian Conway.
| Mr. Frank Roche, Mr.. Neil Warner, Mr. Walter Lcnnox
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the great mirth makers OF New York
SANFORD AND WILSON,
the Musical Mokes as the Black Band.
The great POLYNESIAN MYSTERY, introduced BY
Messrs QUEEN and WEST.
The SCHROEDER SISTERS and Miss KATE WILSON
will appear in beautiful Floral advertisement
together with OUR REGULAR COMPANY,
EVERY EVENING.
Popular prices Of admission, 25c, 3Uc. and 81
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DOWERY THEATRE.
ID MONDAY, Jan u, 1874 and during the week,
Mr. MARIUS TURCK. in Fred 9. Maeder's Drama OF
LIGHTNING BOB
Preceded by the Meodrama OF the
ROBBERS WIFE.
FRIDAY-BENEFIT OF MARICS TURCK.
sATURDAY-MATINEE OF LIGHTNING BOB.
MONDAY, Jan. lg-Mr FRANK FRAYNE and Miss
CLARA BUTLER.
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A BARGAIN-5,OO0 SEED CIGARS, FINE BU1y.NG
"A and good quality. at - Stanton street
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ALSO OFFICES FOR BANKING AND OTHER PUR-
POSES ON FIRST AND BASEMENT FLOORS.
INQUIRIES TO BE MADE OF
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-05

serious embarrassment and difficulty. The
situation is extremely critical. and it wfll
require high-degree Of wisdom upon the
part Of those who have the responsibility Of
leadership to meet the requirements of the
hour and win back that popular confidence
and respect which, there is no use In deny
ing, has been very much impaired since the
Presidential election. For the last twelve
months the Republican majority in the
House has been laundering as no party ever
biundered, and the only wonder is that the
condition of affairs is not far worse than II
actually is at present. We have had ioiiy
after folly; swaggcr, instead OF salesman
ship; private have been preferred to puDiie
interests; the most obvious necessities ana
needs of the people have been ignored IN
the haste and desire to carry out the
schemes of the lobby or to do the bitttiing
of those who never enter the Capitol except
for the purpose Of molding legislation 80 as
to enable them to plumber the Treasury ana
rob the present and future generations.
If this course is to continue in the future
we might as well make up our minds .hat
the dangers which have for some tino
threatened the party will he increased.
There is a feeling abroad which it is NOT
safe to triie with-an idea that the party Is
not doing its whole duty to the country.
This session it will be watched more closely
than ever before; the eyes Of the people
are turned to the Capitol, and VIII not fail
to see wrong doing if it shall exist. 1t
should be remembered that the leading
Journals in the country are for the most
part in the hands Of men who are hostile to
the Republican party, and who will not
hesitate to magnify every blunder which
may be committed. No newspaper or set
of newspapers can tear down what is right
or build up what is wrong; but at the same
time they WELD an enormous influence, and
the only way to cheek it is to SO act as to
merit their commentator. The Repuhli-
can majority in Congress has magnificent
to serve the people and per-
petuate its power. II has practically no
opposition, for the old Democratic organi-
zation is hopelessly broken, and Liberal
Republieanism is o mere shadow. The
great danger to the party is from within,
and not from without. The strongest oppo-
sition to it is to be found in its own ranks
in tie indifference and the discomfort of its
own members. But If Congress this win
ter will do its work fairly and squarely and
honestly the clouds that are gathering on
the political horizon will speedily pass
away, and we can look to the future with
the fullest confidence and courage. The
party is on trial, and 1t behoovcs those who
have its destinies in their hands TO so act
that the great jury of the people must give
a verdict of acquittal.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-05
BIER.


STR0BLE.-On the Ith instant at TIE rcst.ienee
Seventh streets, CHARLES AUGUSTUS SrIoEi-E,
aged twenty-one years aud four months. -
FISFER.-On Sunday morning. January 4 1Ss4,
Mr.. JOHN FIsTElt, In the stxty-scventh year Of Ids
age. - =. 90 - ~-.''-l- 49, -
Funeral from his late residence. Twcnty-thIrl
street, on Tuesday afternoon at $500 clock. Friends
Of the family are respectfully tei to attend. -
OWEN.-On the ID OF January. Iss4, al ii o'clock
p. M, Col. SAMUEL WILSON OWEN, aged forty
Funeral services will be held nj the rounir- "
+. church to-day (fonday At o 'clock p. M. The
friends of the deceascd, his latc comrades in arms,
the Masonic fraternity, and the friends Of his father
Edward Owen. csq., are invitoai 10 attend. .s
kNEAS.-tm Saturday morning. Of pncumonI,.
ADOLF l.. kNEAs, In the forty-second year Of his
aSs.
Cedar street. between Eighteenth and Nineteenth,
this (Mon,ayl afternoon al 2o'cio,k.
L0ANE-Feil asleep In Jesus, on the morning OF
the 81, HANNAH X. NJ. baiovcd wife OF JOAN I. s.
LEE.-On the 81 instant, MARION WALLACE, be-
loved wife of James o. Lee, IN The thirty ninth year
Of her age.
Her rcnsIns will he taken to Baltimore for inter-
ment this (Monday) morning.
MARY BELLE MARTIN, daughter Of OHIO and Sa-
r1h Martin.
MiLI.ER--Jsmuaryl st, Mrs. ELLEN MgLLIR.
wife Of George Miller, aged thIrty-ihrcc years.
. REYNOLDS.-On the morning OF the ID of Janu-
ary, 1874, IDA BELLE, wife OF Joseph 8. Reynolds,
and daughter or William and Mary Moods, aged
twenty-one years, eleven months and threc dsys.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-05
TIE CIVIL RIGHTS Bill

In the House today the first business in
order after the morning hour will be the
civil rights bill, upon which. it is cx-
pectcd, o vote will be taken Tuesday.
There can be no doubt that clear ma
jority is in favor of its passage. The only
question of purely political character that
is likely to come up th1 session, the sooner
it is disposed of the better. There is no
use in debating it. The whole country
understands il, and no speech that may be
made upon the subject will influence a
single vote. Let it be passed and the real,
vital questions before Congress be taken
I'D at once.
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Total, T. 900 gifts, all cash, amounting to 5O 900
The chances for gin are as one to ave.
PPICR OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets, go: halves, SIS; tenths, or each
coupon, o; II whole tickets for 150p; ~ tickets
for 81 600; il3 whole tickets for $i0O; % whole
tickets for $40 600. No Discount on less than 300
worth of tickets. - ....-r --.--,
The Fourth Gin Concert win be conducted. in all
respects, like the three which have already been
given, and full particulars may be learned from
cnlars which will be sent free from this Office all
who apply for them.
Orders Tor tickets nd applications for agencies will
be attended to n the order they are received and 1t
Il hoped they will he sent In promptly that there
may be disappointment or delay Ia nlling all.
Liberal terms given 10 those who buy TO sell again.
All agents are pcreMptoriiy required to settle up
tcir accounts and return all unsold tickets by the
18th day OF March.
TKONAS L. BHAALBTTE.
Agent Pubiic Library Kentucky, AMI Manager
Kentucky. del9-F &rulm
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/. TO THE PUBLIC.

The business Office Of THE REPUBLICAN for
the present will continue at Tenth and D
sheets, at which place all persons having busi-
ness relations with the paper viii call. Due
notice viii be given of the removal of the
business department to the new REPUBLICAN
bn;l3;nn .
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! EDUCATIONAL.
WASHINGTON BJNfNRNE C0LLEGE.

WASHINGTON BUSINESS COLLEGE,
CORNER Or34EENZR ANDL STREETS,
sss any sms
Of insersctioa I'd trzf.!ns espsstelly dedEnsd to
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Meetc, 0rsmmaxS CUmposition md eUrrespoudence,
is@asisS. ~ asshfn. FOOL Eeenin1 feusi.d 10
" ssrioas bTalehcs q Su,isSs, BslaeS Rnr
deatal Leetnres.. The course e taught In twp de-
partments, the freparatory Department and the
Advanced Business Department.
The rates Of tuilon. u the nssaiiment plan, place
the Of this Institution within the reach
Of all. Students arc received at any lime.
: Graauates receive the Diplona OF the National
Association OF Business Colleges.
FOR .psrticuisr inf0ination can At the college or
desi-st n r. C. sPENCE1, President.
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TINTED STATES MAIL
MARYLAND.
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Posi- OFFICE pErARTNENr,
l. Proposals will be rrcelvesi At the Contract Office
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mails OF the United states from July f4 to Jupe
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walls herein specified, viz: 49,.
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Arrive a. Freedom BY Ham:
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toIr Corner, IN. o. to Sligo miles and
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Leave ssis sn sss.S ~ az =. I'm; -
Arrive Is Burtonsvifie bTipm.
ssss From war;. TO Sweet Air. . miles and back,
Leave Warren Wednesday At nam;
Arry. p s.set Air By I'm;
Arrive Is Warren ~ IN.
~ Froa Towssasswa to Meant Pleasant, tn.o.,r
Bids.s WI ': :ssie Sns si.ssHss and propo..
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rivals Ss lsss. sss e It S
town. and In close conneetleu with railroad
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POSTPONEMENT.
Fourth Grand Gift Concert I!
ron ras pxxkrrr OF THE =
Public Library Of Kentucky.
OVER A MILLION IN BANK Y
SUCCESS ASSURED!
49, A Full Drawing Certain on
TUESDAY,, 3lST OF 11ARCH NEXT.

In order meet the general wish and recitation
Of the public and ttek6t holders for the fuli pay
Mcnt Of the magnificent gins, announced for tie
Fourth Grand Gfn Concert Of the Public Library OF
kentucky, the management have drtermincd to
postpone the Concert and Drawing until
Tuesday, the 3lst Of March, 1874.
l,sve ali realixed