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sEwING-MACHINEs.

THE IMPROVED HOME SHUTTLE
MACHINES AND TABLES. Price of ma
chine, S25 There are sixty thousand Of these
valuable machines In Use. have to see the frst
lady yet that is dissatisfied with HOME SHUT
very great many satisfied purchasers far back as
seven years; and would like very much TO see a
worn.cut HOME sHUTTLEtn all these long years.
We sell these machines to DO all ordinary sewing.
heavy aud light. j. N. HOEFLICH q CO.,
- -, s...s No. COZ Broad street.
We repair and furnish any desired convenience.
Needles for sale for all kinds of machines. -.
de % -eodl mf
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,in' Inc ' fourteenth annual meeting Of the Ma.
."h;il educational Association will ha Mold
." oti OF, Michigan, Sn the fourth. flitb md
aLA.h ~ VI G}s OF August, 1874. The Goyernor
~ sas ,he e'aie, The May or If The city, the State
"o ,in eity rhptrinlendeIts Of Public Instrrs.
ci,. cT", ~ ana Inc Board Of Education of fba
tly OF Detroit have extended q yerv cord;ai c sas
place. ' ''S0S'''ion " soee' 10 taat
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

0Dp-FELLowsi SUpPER.-The annual slp-
per Of Henderson Lodge. Nc. 106, ]. o. o. F.,
took place Monday night at the county court
house. @. r.. Harding, n. G., presided, as
sisted by Dr. i, g. Chil,s, r, G AnadlTeas
OF Nslcoma Ras delivered by the chairman
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT. THAT DESIRABLEGa
II F,AME DWELLING No. 400 west ed
Grace street, containing six ROOMS, aud Kitchen
with two rooms. r,,u r.
White sstere. on Main between tighth aud MIMI
streets, suitable for family use. .,e
Also, TWO SMALL BRICK .DWELLiauo,
Containing three rooms each and Kitchens VITA TWO
rooms, at the southeast corner OF Cathar1se ana
Gilmer streets - .ss,...o
Also o'ST0RE No. 10 Thirteentn Street, et1eaa
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GENTLEMEN, go to LEVY BROTHERS and pur-
chase the Dickens linen collars at 6Oc. per dozen
worth $3.50; Cromwell linen collars at soc. per
dozen worth $3.50; Recherche collars at SOC. per
dozen worth %; pure linen handkercbiefs at $3.50
per dozen worth $3.50.
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2ev. John i. Edwards, ID. d., Of this city,
and member of the Order of Knights of Py-
thias. has, BY request of Jefferson Lodge, No.
%, consented 80 deliver, on the night Of the
22d iastant, a lecture on the principles of the
Pythisn Order Those who remember his
address on the occasion Of the dedieation Of
Pytbian Hall will not regret their attendance,
on the proposed lecture. The place for the
address has not been yet selected, but will
be made kuownin due time. -a,..,.-
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. .
--latest News from Washington.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch j

WAsHMGToN, January 6, 1874.
No Action ON tho Clvn-Bights Bill.
It was thought that the ciyilrights bill
would be either passed by the House to-day
or else recommitted, but, contrary TO these
expectations, no action was taken. The
large crowds that filed the galleries
to hear General Butler speak were disap-
pointed, as that member let the House
adjourn without making any remarks upon
the bill. The colored troops fought nobly
through their champion Elliott, of South
Carolina,-who made speech Of an hours
duration. He received respectful attention
from Democrats as well as Republicans. The
general impression tonight is that the bill
will be rccommitted tomorrow. This will
amount to indefinite postponement. The
great majority of the crowds in the galleries
to-day were negroes.
The Cabinet Meeting
to-day was not important. The condition
of affairs in Spain was talked over, and de-
plored as the practical end of a republican
government for that country. Several dis
patches from Mr. Sickles to Secretary Fish
were read, but they contained nothing new.
The Chfef-Justiceship-A
Friends of the Attorney General assert
positively to-day that the President will not
withdraw his nomination. If there is any
such intention on the part Of the President
Mr.. w illiams is not aware of it.
Mr.. Cushing.
The Senate Committee on Foreign Rela-
tions agreed to-day to report fayorably on
the nomination of Mr.. Cushing as Minister
to Madrid.
Sumner and the Internal Revenue
Bureau.
| Senator Sumner has been persistent ad.
vocate for the abolition of the Internal Re
venue Bureau, and for this purpose has in
| troduced several resolutions. His latest
effort received its quietus to-day by the FL
nance Committee, to which the resolution
was referred, reporting it back with re-
quest to be discharged from its further con-
sideration. The report was accepted.
The Currency.
The Committee on Banking and Currency
have agreed to invite the leading economists
OF the country to appear before them to give
their views upon the subject of our currency
and the means of bringing its value to 0
higher standard OH the basis Of the value o.
gold. The invitation will be in the form o
circular.letter, and addressed to all th,
leading financial minds in the country.
TIH0E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-07

ELECTION OF FINANCIAL SEcRETARY.-At
meeting Of the Board Of Trustees of Rich
mond College, held in this city yesterday
afternoon, Rev. Charles Fl. Ryland, of Alex
andria, was elected Financial Secretary Of
the Coiieve.
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A NEW ELEcTIoN FAToRep ANp URGED.
The Late Texas Election.

New ORLEANS, January GA special from
Austin, Texas, reports that the law under
which the late general election was held has
been decided Unconstitutional by the Su-
Oreme Court
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OMrARATIvE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
Week endiiI
~---Week tnuINg-----
Jan. 6. JAN 4, Dec. 81, Jan. 5,
1872. 1873. 1873. 1874.
W e. ". {. " q. ". G.
SEll-born.. 0 4 6 5

RAIN, RAIN, GO AWAY, CONE AGAIN AN
OTHER DAY." was the wish, unuttered if not
expressed, of many an uniucky pedestrian
whose business called him on the street yes
terday. Indeed, the rain was SO continuous
that but few persons were out, and they
mostly collectors, and whom those favored
by their calls wished rather at home than
where they were. The streets were well
nigh deserted, and even the dry-goods men
bewailed the neat aud tidy appearance Of
their counters and wished for al opportu-
nifty to fling down pile Of calico, SC.
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TRANSFER Observation-Disclosures to rail-
road companies steamship companies, banks, mer-
chants, manufacturers, and others. They are en-
during and changeless, and will copy sharp and
clear for an indeAnte period of time. Having just
received fresh supply of these inks, we are pre-
pared to execute orders promptly and at moderate
Drices
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The eCentennial--TRe Pennsylvania Con
sfiGHaRGD.

HARRISBURG, PA, January 6.-The report
of the special commissioners TO Vienna TO
the State Legislature recommends en- appro-
priation of ST ,000,0 900 in aid of the PhiIade!-
phia centennial, and dwels on the adVan-
tage that wonld accrue to the city and State.
At a caucus of the Democratic senators it
was informally resolved that the new Con-
stitution went into operation on the 1st of
January.
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INTERESTING TO Cry JUpGEs.-Ye Yesterday
Mr. Dooley. of Richmond city, introduced
hin in the House providing that tue Juase ,
of the Hastings Court OF Richmond soah
hereafter receive a salary of S2,oo0 per an.
nun: Judge Of Probate and ChanceTy Cour. @
Of Richmond, $500; City Judge OF Norio1H OK
81 900: City Judge of Petersburg, Si'eooO 'oO
Of tLynchburg, 81 600; of Alexandra, ~ ,4vo
Of, Portsmouth, $500; OF t.rederiSksDuiiI, naI
Winchester, StauDton, ana DanViic, sson
he elected Judge of county and also city
~ cornoraiion court therein his aggregate
sa,ary shall not exceed 81, 500. The judges
Of citv and corporation courts shall be paid
srt Of the treasury of their respective cor.
norations, except the salary of the Judge OF
the Uustiucs Cour, of the city Of Richmond.
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TEHPERANCE.-Tbe temperance fnass-meet-
ing held on Monday night at Third-Street
Methodist church was well attended, and
speeches were made by Captain D. W. Bo-
honon, Revs. A. r. Miller, r. NJ. Manly, and
other lovers of the cause.
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JournalIstic-A Postmaster on Trim,

"0hh ''t'h'S01S-<A 1VStnHuSter 4 Oh 1FIHI.
MOBILE, January Git is rumored onthe
street that the Mobile Register changes
hands tomorrow, John T.. Rapier, we'll
known citizen, becoming the sole proprie-
tor. Colonel John Forsyth will remain as
editor-in-chief.
The trial of John J. Moulton, the late post
master here, is progressing In the United
States Court, Judge Woods presiding.
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COAL OF ALL KINDS AT SUMMER PRICES. MUST
close out stock. Splint lump 5.75 per load; pine
wood, $3.50; oak, SO, for half cord. Nineteenth
and Cary streets. G. II. PAGE.
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LGufsfano.
MESSAGE OF aoyHRN0R xELLoGd-THR STATE
DEBT. ETC. Sy. E5.. 5.

New OnLsAss, January 6.-Governor Kel-
logg, in the course or his message, says The
total debt Of The State is $24, ,2S3, 1886. Some
of this was ofsdoubtful legality, and was
being tested in the courts. The State hid
tried to pay the interest on this whole
amount, and had done so up to date, but
could do SO no longer without maintaining
q rate of taxation which was almost eentisct-
tfon. Ole adds thatif the members forming
the opposing body do not come in and take
the seats which have been kept open for
them they must take all the responsibility
of the result Of their conduct.
ANEW ELECTION FAvoRsg AND URGED.
WASHINGTON, January 8.-Moderate Re-
publicans and Liberals openly declared IN
favor of new election ia Louisiana as the
only solution of the unfortunate situation OF
affairs in that State. Among the most out.
spoken in this direction are Messrs. Carpen.
ter, Ferry (of ConnecticuD, Etlmunds, Sum.
ner, FentoD, and Schurz. Senator Carpen.
ter had 3 long interview with the President
this morning. 1t is understood that Mr.
Carpenter urged the above line ofpolicy.
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COOK & LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ, at store No. 1918
Main street, liquors, groceries, showcases,
ore-fxtures, &c.
J. NJ. LYNEMAN, administrator, at the county
courthouse, at / 2 O'Clock, COWS and a colt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-07

TRANSFER PRINTING-ISKs for copying letter.
headings, statements way-blls, &c. Can be copied
in the ordinary etter-press book Send your orders
for printing in these inks and for sli other descp
tons Of printing to the Dispatch Printing. House.
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WANTED.
BoARDERs WANTED

w ANTED.-Forthe cheapest GOLD and
w SILVER WATCHES, LADIES and % GEN
LOCKETS, CHA RMS. &c, &c, go to s: a. WtS,.
STOCKS LOAN OFFICE, No. ~ Fourteentn,
street. There You can find many pretty and Is.int
presents at astonishingly low prices. Give him
CALL and you Will save money b PURCHASING ir0h
street. under Exchange HoteL de28-Sm
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/ The United States monitor Montauk, in
tow OF the tngs Cyelops asad Relief from
Washington for New York. aEriyed in lamp
ton Roads lat night. 4 deIse fog prevails,
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TRANSFER PRINTISG-INKs will copy clear and
distinc. for an indefinite period Of time Send your
orders for work to be done in these inks TO the Dis.
patch Printing-House. -.
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CLERKS TO THE GESERAL AssEABLY..-The
clerksof the Senate and the House have ap-
pointcd the following assistants and COM
mittee clerks: ,,.
For the Sena,e.--Dr. J. D. Pendieton,
first assistant Mr.. w. ". Berry, OF beo-
ford, second assistant. COMMITTEE cierks: /:
George w. Williams, Of Henrlco Cnafies
w. Ball, of Loudoun; j. NJ. DAVIS, OF +" asn,
rgton county; Z. G. Coshlan,, OF hichmoho
city ard II. G. Bowie. OF Nelson: Wy
Bigger, assistant clerk Major d. A. Car
ter, clerk TO Committee on Roads; Mr.
George w. Munford, clerk to Commit
tee on Courts of Justice S. H. Garland,
clerk to Committee on Finance L. n. Con-
rad. clerk to Committee on Privileges and
Elections; and c. w. McClung.
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WORTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF excellent
quality sell astonishngly low at SCuAAP's variety
store, No. 1902 Main street.
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LEVY BROTHERS call attention 10 their great
closugout sale Of ladies' dress goods; 1t will pay
you to examine their stock. Don't fail to look at
the black trocaded alpaca at 25c. Per yard worth
SOC, and no mistake.
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ASSIGNEE IN BANKRUPTCY APPOINTED. The
Bankrupt Court in this city has appointed
Orson Adams, assignee of Messrs. P.ummer,
Young & Co.; E. u. James g. Co., and F.
M Wright d Co. Mr.. Adams Is also re-
ceiyer In the Petersburg bank cases.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On all sales Of renL estate made bd1ee'l the 1st OF
January q7sd aoth Qf June the tdzss for the pre-
al sales made batsee1a Me 1st aS July 0,id last
Of the year the taDes have to be pAid IN ti.| seller.
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HENRIoo COUNTY COURT.-This court was
not in session yesterday. Itmeets again this
morning.
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HEAVY MERINo UNDERsHIRTS. only one dollar
each, for sale by E. B. SPENCE & Son.
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PHMBRoKE WHITE DREss-SHmTs for sale by e
B. SPENCE i Son.
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New York Ledger Weekly Saturday
Night, and Ffrestde Companion received
from j. 4. ;Ellyson, newsdealer, 1112 Main
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GLoBE-FLowER COUGH SYRur-Thc most pop
ular and effective remedy ever introduced for the
immediate and perfect cure of every form of dis
ease Incident 10 the throat and lungs. Free from
opium, and all poisonous ingredients Perfectly
harmless, but acts with magical effects. Is, the
coming remedy, IS tens of thousands voluntarily
testify. No child can die with Group where GLOBE
FLOWER SYRUP is used. No cough can exist where
this specific is used It is the deadly enemy OF The
deadliest disease known to the human family-con-
sumption. Whooping-cou2h is a trivial matter
nnE-FIOWER in the house. The strong
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P. WE1sIGRR & Co., 1901 Main street, are selling
great bargains In furs. sE 5H3
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TILE LOUISVILLE G1aT CoscERTs.--,An Item
in the New York telegraph reports 2 few,
days ago announced the cIosing of the office
Of the g Kentucky lottery y In that city );
and there seems to be disposition to con j
found this concern with the gift concerts be-.
Ing given In. aid of the Public Library IT
Kentucky at Louisville. This does Injustice
to the Louisville scheme and 10 its New
York agent, who is clever gentleman and
has suffered no interruption tn the prosecu-
ton Of bis business, fsS:'. s.ss ..s.-
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ENGLISH HALF HOSE, only four dollars per
iozen, for sale by E. B. SPENCE s Son.
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ASSEMBLY HALL COMPANY, after the first
lecture of DIR. Lands, of Philadelphia, On
the Devil, given at their hall on Monday
night, determined not to invite the public
to hear 9 second lecture from that lecturer.
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HATS OF ALL THE LATE STYLES for sale at p
WE1sIGER Co.'s, 1901 Main street
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Police COURT, TUEsDAY-Jus.ice White.
E. II. Seymour, guilty Of an assault, was
sent to Jail for thirty days.
E. H. Friedman, guilty of drunkenness
and resisting the police, was sent to Jail for
thirty days.
Philip Martin, guilty Of petty theft.
Sent to Jail for five days.
E. j. Glazier, p. a. Turner, Charles Rose,
and Maria Phillips, guilty of fighting, were
fined 81 so each.
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GEINE-THREAD.-- se-N 0DR,
y cond supply Of Seine Thread
has arriYsds i recon- mead The came 70 al Usher.
lnest ever Imported. Acali from al those In want
Unsolicited, and aatafaction IN price and quality
guaranteed. Patent and Soft Seine-Twtne, seine-
Yarns, for sale cheaper than ever. 5izi:s s Z
q Haul,Seines made to order ~ factory phi ses- "a
s - -. .E{g17s8 /. L.:LICHTEksTEIN,t t,5 !
E ~ sE Importer OF Heine- Thread
N 8 Il. j 70t and 1907 Ennklin street,
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OvERcoATs, TALMAs, AND CAPEs for sale low
BY E. B. SPENCE e Son.
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WANTED, q competent SCREW.ROOA
w MANAGER. Apply at onca 70
WI. YARBRoUGH q SONS,

ia 6-2t Tweniy-lfth and Franklin strsets.
yEI ANTED, TO SELL THE FOLLOW
w ING SECONDHAND DMAGHIEERY.-We
have now on hand ard VIII sell n very BioScsate
rates, the following lot OF secondhand 81 hACHfHE.
Two : SoT,1 Don iS nsiE HoffsTrSG rSGEsG1NEs.sthiss,S
mining, tnnnelling, or other purposes. ZACH OF
these engines has two cylinders, 7k inch danf1
ater By, IL inch stroke; two drums. feet
diameter by 4 feet long geared toengi em pro-
portion Of 8 10 !, and are pt0yideAS dscons !
Eecupg gear and friction brakes s., ,ysskXs "
One horsepower PORTABLE LHSEvk41eO eO9-
LEY ENGINE, cylinder inch 6y'12 1pca'
nearly new: is
CIRCULAR SAw-3iILL and SAW complete:
One 10 horsepower STAT iOSAkY ENGINE,
Two a horse. power @ skTIoNAlsY ENGINES, CYL
r. inder inch by 10 inch;
One 80 horsepower LCCOM0TlVE BOlLER, Ia
frstrate condition, nearly new ,,o,,rn ..
One 26 horse-po LOCOai0IiSE BOlLEH, u
One 55ats m s3sa!t'eE HEsEcsr nsi1Ec oLsR
One 90 HORSEPOWER VERTICAL BOIL Elf.
1--WE FL UE BOILERS, 26 feet long, AZ inch dlsEe-
Four N No. s.'tH 8 sTURTEvANT I iti BLoWkRs,
One No. STURTEVANT BLOWER,
Two No. MCKENZIE BLOWERS.
One No. 9 ANDREWS CENrRlFuG3LgCmP,
One No. 8 TUgBINATE CENTRIFUGAL
Three no No. o CAMERON PUMPS,
One KNOWLES PUMP,
One EARLE PUMP.
Three Woodward PUMPs.
For further particulars, address
ta5-1w 1ichmond. Va.
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pal ralIroadS IN PennSylYania, New YORK,
and New jersey was organized here to-day.
The meeting was held with closed doors, but
it is understood that the revision of freight
rates and the classification of trade are to be
finally disposed of at this meeting.
The bearing of the new Constitution upon
the railway interests has been pretty gene
rally canvassed during the morning, and the
general opinion is that it will not materially
change the existing system.
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The books being unsettled and errors ap-
pearing, this balance-sheet may be mate
rally changed. The meeting ordered the
appointment Of six trustees, to whom the
officers and directors Shall assign the assets
of the company for the benefit OF its cEedi-
tors. The following were appointed: Messrs.
!. S. Tower, F. l.. Swift, DR.. Crump, II.
Bodeker. NJ. Claggctt, and e. l.. Warren.
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HOUSE FOR RENT and tprnituref M
III FOR sAJ1E. all new also . ane pair of ~
HORSES and CARKthGk, privately. Catt y Svf
Meat Gfnee street VIII seli = bargain. - o-la q
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FuRs VERY CHEAP at P. wE1sIGER q Co.'s.
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Associated Press telegrams.l
Conversational.

WASHINGTON, January 6.-Senate.-Mr.
Morrill,, from the Finance Committee, re-
ported unfavorably on Mr.. Summers resolu-
ton to abolish the office Of Commissioners of
Internal Revenue, and it was indefinitely
postponed.
Numerous petitions against the repeal Of
the bankrupt law were presented.
The salary bill vas discussed to adjourn
ment.
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Railroad HEatteTs.

BETHLEHEM, PA, January GA conven-
ton of general! freight officers Of the princi-
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voice. with ringing clearness after It's use,
invaluable TO public speakers and singers. Nothing
disagree able in the taste. Very palatable. Chemi
cal skill has extracted from the cephelanthus occi-
de,atais Of the botanst, the globe flower of the flo
rst, the button-root of the hcrbalis the crowning
glory Of medical skill-GLOBE-FLowER COUGH
SYRUP. Try IL and be Convinced.
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DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK AND BUILDING FUND
CeApANY.-The annual meeting OF the stock
holders took place last night. W. Car
ripgton was called to the chair, and p. L.
Warren made secretary. The PRESIDENT re-
ported the books unbalanced, therefore an
accurate exhibit could not be maze.
The exhibit by the Cashier showed de- 90 no,
Good assets. $93,s43
Bad and doubtful .....,. 2S,feu ,o roo
surnlus 70 stock 1.7zs- GAS, ,096
Paid I'M stock - : - - - . 95,S14
Deficiency on stock. ock.,......., s46,71S
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WTANTED, a SITUATION ia some ner-
w camille. misunderstanding establishment, or Is
clerk In an Office, By young man from the coun-
try, Who can furnish the highest testimonials TO
industry. intelligence, honesty and morality.
Salary not as much an object rs employment.
Please address Locs-box No. 1l3, Rfchmoud, Va.
ID 6-3l* ISAAC n. MARTIN.
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The Chief.Justiceship Problem.
WASHINGTON, January Cit is understood
that the problem of the chief.justiceship will
be solved by peremptory withdrawal on the
part of AttorneY-General Williams, gac
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-07-11
The Advocate " and the
school Board.

As will be seen by card, publish
ed in another column in to-day's paper,
at least portion of our School Board
take exceptions to an article we pub
lished last week in regard to the en-
ployment of teachers for our schools.
We have inquired further in regard to
the matter in question, and find that our
article was just and truthful statement
of the inside workings of the Board, the
card in to-day's paper to the contrary
Notwithstanding. We have no reason
to doubt but that the said article
did misrepresent portion of the Board,
for we are fully aware that minority
of the Board are decidedly dissatisfied
with the doings of what might justly be
termed "the Ring Our only object
is to see the cause of education advanc-
ed, not retarded, nor do we think our
article calculated to create an impress
sion injuriousto the cause of education"
The resolution contained in the 'card"
was proposed by DR.. N. B. Reber; Sec
onded by r. j. Youngkin, and carried
by THREE VOTES, viz: Messrs. Reber,
Youngkin and Albright; Messrs. Lentz
and Durling not concurring, and Mr..
Heilman being absent. We would SIM
ply state, in conclusion that the Advo-
cate has always stood by the Board
when its work was deemed for the in
terest of all the people, but no clique or
party will be allowed to sway our opin-
ions or turn us from our duty to the
citizens. - l. --..----------L