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MISCELLANEOUS.

oa'annhn las l1ss =" solu |'1-otoooo u ner NO"
pos eens oonus 9,9 W. o9 ir noa c,c o,oa =, r Inn.
"a ~ 1o,os ~ oosto e'An '"n'
'o~i vii r now tinmrht tint tho ostato Of Scranton
l. ~ tIa hont,rnt u an1tor. tu ~ Nav ~ 1Iavor
~, slte a.a ~. H. ainn '' ''" 4afon'
4't'' IT, I.n Tro,cacn toro t. q, o++or,,t ho;,,<,
rn.1a W Hu indnco III I"g;aiotmr" M ~ raaa inS
Irnhibitinr thc ae|linr ~ liomor in pnhl IN.
tona ~, ,s,,oa,' oau so'A'Ae - ''a"0A 49, eo0A
4oo1T mwIcn ~ tho inrv ret,,rnod yordict tbar 1ohn
,snn ny 5s H. tna ~ tuas se1. Jo
Mr Joossnn roso m III, said - ri hot Inn.
drofl dollars / ain't II
The Providence 1R.1.> Press is worrying
proS;denco Marine Corna of ArtiI1arv." and it
dooa aoam ~ - thn Stoto cnufI ~ cnnt.;,,
,nnnv s,,ch titioa. "'s''N ~~>@ oo''''A
A' "A Mai Ma;nn Honcdfo,r vas rcccnt1v t;oa to n
troo i,v Ron,o Of is wfas ob1irine fr;ont1s vhi1o
eho " nG a nnwh;ne ~ lin; ic,
nav to sono oxtont account Tor tie roluctanco
- 3nno1o Nav TsnG1"n;icTs ~ ontor ;nto thn holv
estate Of mattimony. ~ 0'3'0< '''S '''' 1'0''
Tho Legislature of Now York has an annual
SfIjul f tha lobv wei 5 inupouata @ budy % at oucs
nroccads tn law h1ac,,,nal from thu communities.
ostonsihly 10 defeat It. The bill domanilg an i'm.
nopsibiiity Of Gus coupauiee, but lie lobby Gnu
hat u. troIuco 40 'o so"'0 ''''o ''' '1 "'o
l1s' .il.louuIou a1. sas n. =, 1,.,.o,,,. ;.,.;
luz 1'eMess y n4s.on ""s s4.,st ;nst
To 1ea;a1 IL sAo of tnn 1uatifnto f. r. "1to,
lno oeslSn .! tnu tHs.ituto ~ ~ eA'eu1 ..s,
physiolog1eal iniof'nasloh hlnong women, anu
10 tcach tnenl ano la"s OF hea,tn nnu n!e. ~
seens - n;aa9 Monen an,s'sud' netReis ~ '1o
PnSsiclan ~ tno siol. i1otI', nu w ~ tue'1 "
"os @ a oana" ~ esr for +or t4r c
9uspanas, ana calaoio u cntins ior sne'f GILL;
oIeo III htthnooa ~. aua 1at; ~ aea'.u; o.,,,,,
- "Il1or ~ .ls Il1tuau tVntteIctut - con- "
aomhs sne uso a. w. auu inhtsts sl'a1 H. no
ny ~ E9ou - "ntua ~ NY e. w. n t, ~ ~
stisutoa lor IT, tno Msy "G Ill.,. We apme snnh lug
EElQIul GAl U9 0llGEtGls 4uH FIEea AAa 4NE 4Gati5
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Special Dispatch to The Chlcaqo Tribune.
spn1NaF1ELD, ILL.,, Jan. 28.-John johnson, who
had evidently not travelled vory much, came III
from tho country near Rochester, in this county,
lust night, and put up ut tho Western uotel.
About II O'Clock at night o gentleman iu I'll ad-
joining room waa aro,,scd BY tho smell OF gas.
SuHpeotinE, Of collrAo llo broke opon the room,
and found tho country1nan unconscious. Medi-
cal mid waa called, and Ae was re6uscitated. On
returning to consciousness he Informed the par-
tios present that Ao Ind blown out tho gus.
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FINANCIAL.


Qu1NoY, ILL.,, Jan. 2o.-Tho Herald printing
and bookbinding establishment l.avo' assigned
their ontiro establishment. for tho bonotis Of
Msardso iher sFSofs ,n,,.1 to tho d nS1 "n hnouso A.
dry goods dealer, alao maGo An aaHtgn-
nent for tho benefit OF creditors; but
few hours after the assignment Deputy Mar
shal arrived from Springfield, and took possess
sion Of tic stock, l,is creditors having applied to
put him into banlkruntoy. His liabilities nro
said to bo about $780, 900; assets about s25, 900.
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Sptcial Uispalch 10 1he Chicago Tribune.
LAsALIg, ILL.,, Jan. 25.-Yhe roar car md
oabooso OF wostwasd-bound froight train on
trow fr tbn trne]1 and intn ta nan"1 M 1"at
night near tho crossing OF tho Illinois Central
Hallway, In consequence Of tlofectivo rail. The
Cur, witch WIS loaded with lumber, and also tln
cabooso, wore badly smashed.
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waa 10 yoars Of ago. At tho hoad Of the list
stood o compotttor agod 102 years, who, aays
tho Chinese. papor, showod lila intellectual
vlRor by tho brilliant mAnnor in which bo paBHed
tho arluous trials Of tho examination, and his
physical energy by tlo rapidity and activity Of
Lila moYOtLQ11lu.
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BUFFALO, N. r., Jun. 28-The Board Of Trado
to-day rcailrmol its nolioy of 1872 in relation to
canna, wanting tho Erie and 0swego Canals
made 70 feet widn mud foot doop from Buffalo
and Oswego to Albany, and complete double
locks west OF Syracuse.
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TELEGRAPHlc BREWITIEs.

-. TEo mon wore ,9, drowned row M in waroham, Ma's.,
Tho Ciuclunah Board Of Trado has passed.
resolutions protesting against stopping work on
tho now Government buildings thoro.
Charles Dradlaugh sailed for England yos-
to-day. lIo intonds to contest tho coming cloo-
tion for Parliament for Northampton.
In personal difficulty yesterday afternoon
ler, Of Nashville, Armstrong was gut in tho
abdomen and slightly in the face. Tho wounds
aro not considered serious. Tic origin Of tho
difficulty ia not dotlnitoly known.
-Victora Woodruff locturcd last night In
Bloomington. ILL.,, At Phpnix Hail, which is an
old auditorium long sinco abandoned for general
uBe. Bhe was locked out Of Durloy Hall.
Tho Brooklyn Preabytoty pronounccs Us
worthy Of grave. dsapprobation tho net Of two
Presbyterian churches permitting tho Rov.
Sarah Smiley to proach to promisouous con-
Ono William Miller was arrested about flyo
miles from Peoria, Ill, curly Yesterday morning.
Ho is ono Of slx prisoners that mado thoir os
capo from tho County Jail Mt Carrollton on tho
18th inHs., and for whose apprehension lazgo
reward wns ofrorod.
Tho statement in tho various newspapers TINT
two steamers per week Of tho Allan Limo would,
after tho end Of January. be dispatched from
Portland, is erroneous. Thoro Is no more out
oasily be carried by tho wcokly mail stcamozs.
-Gov. and Mrs. Woodaon, of Missouri, gnvo
grand reception at the Governors mansion in
Jefferson Oily, last nlght, at which woro thrco
st. Louis military computes, End a large num-
Dor Of prominent gontiomon aud ladies' from ST.
Louis aud ali parts Of tho State. II was a vory
brilliant affair.
William j. Wilcox, who died last weok at
Gibson's bathiug establishment. over Wallaok'e
Thoatro, Now York City, complained of being i'll
When he outcrod tho place, and did not take Lis
bath Tho post-1nortom examination showed
that his DEATH WAS caused by fatty degeneration
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ietu have captured Sa,,tantlor iB doniod, but M
other Is now curront that tho corporation is me-
gotiating to raiso 100000 piastrcs, Which tho
Carlists demand as the price for abstainiug from
bombardlug that city.
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POLITICAL,
The Philadelphia municipal Nomina.
tiO1as.

PHnADELpn1A Jan. 28.-The Democratic Ool-
yontion, this morning, declared 1t ino1peltent to
mike q partisan nomination for Mayor, and
recommended tho people Ut pl,iadelphia to sup
port Il. K. Mcclure as tho Cltlzens' Conatitu-
tiona candidate
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. 28.-Tho indorao-
ment OF Col, II. X. Mcclure by the Democratic
Convention, ia antagoniBtio to tho wlnloB Of the
majority Of the Democrats, aud tloro will be- .
holt. II Ia Understood that tho Democrats will
hold 'neoting on Monday, and probably noml-
nata ex-Mayof VAux.
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MISSISSIPPI.

MEMPHIS, Jan. 28-Tho Appears jackson
(hfis ~ special says Mexico ia gaining strength
for tue long torn in the United States Senate.
He relieH upon the Democrats and Conservative
Republicans,
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A Conductor Killed,

CINCINNATI, Jan. $50. j. Smart, au e1-con-
ductor on tho Louisville Bhort-L,ne llailroad,
was run over by . freight train at Newport, Ky.,
last eyoning, and died from Ills injurios this
morning.
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4 report by tho poLu Gazette, OIL tho result OF
cogtain examinations for G0yornmot,t Offices in
China, Shows that Oh. tocont oooasiou aus
candidates were entered tho youngest OF whom
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GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, Ga, Juno 28.-rho Legislature to-
day, by vote Of l00 to G5, indefinitely post
poncd the proposition to hold constitutional
Convention.
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moura has published lottor maintaining tho
truth Of his stntomontB in regard to negotiating
at ono time for the cossion Of German territory
to Franco, In which he says Prince Bismarck
participated.
, 1874-01-29

,HEw1TT-N1cHoLspoN., 20 this city. by the @ Hey. y.
liam Hewitt and Miss Emma B. Nichoson. all Of chicago.
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100000 WORTH
DRY GOODS G
AT AND
BELOW oosT!l

fNHE continued pressure Of hard times
l. compels US to make this MOST ALARM-
ING SACRIFICE, but as we must have
money, in order to pay our creditors. we will
give the public such an opportunity 70 sup-
ply their many wants as they have never be-
Useful patterns DRESS GOODS at 12. 15.
10, 25 cents-worth double.
SILK BALERNAs, BERLIN CORDS and
EMpRESS CLOTHS. 81 cents-hali price.
bargain, J so and Is conts-way down.
SILK PONGEES. REPTARRAS, CASH
MEREs, (all new sbades,) IS cents-worth
IF FIGURED gIl EsPalSaLEs, Z "a beautiful North
large line OF CLOAkS aad JACKETS, We
oner at rs cents on tho dollar.
full assortment OF FURs. at scarcely
half New York prices.
Twenty boxes OF LINEN COLLARS and
tour times the money.
House. furnishing Goods, although quite
staple. We have marked BELOW COST.
They include fine liue of LINEN DOYLIES.
at 60 c.nts and 81 90. Also, large Marseilles
BED SrEkADS. from 81 so up. i able and
tlano Covers, with other upholstery essen.
tals, we will close out at onc-haIf their
original value.
Onr entire stock Of MILLINERY, RIB
IONS. FLOWERS, lACfS &c will be Of
fered ut such prices az cannot tai! 10 feet q
clearance.
Wo have ONLY cnrr,t.atca 8 few leading
lines, but the whole stock is ff.Ied without
any reserve whatever. Cash Innst be- psij
on delivery OF goo s; from this. there will be
no deviation PARED Is shall t'c delivered in
the ORDER H. which they aye hnnght.
All parties "w'rE rs n,rccy n,Cet cnll and
settle, or VIZ shall be cumpt He'd to resort to
other nleasNfls
Dec TX J. n. KIEAND CO
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Seegers' VS.. Cincinnati Beer.

!kNHE Cincinnati Gazette makes the asto-
u nlshing announcement that Cincinnati
beer is no longer pure, but adul,erated with
nolasses, sugar OF starch, fusel oil and the
poisonous co:chicum. Tho Commissioner of
Agriculture. in his report for 1865. says that
Prof. Alapos. oi Now York. analyzod the beer
from dozen different brcwcrics, and found
all OF 1t adultcratcd. Cocculus Indicus and
tion.
j. &. SFEG ERS guarantees his Eccr to be
pure aud reliable. He does NOT alultcrate G
hops. Jan 81
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AGNEW'S
CASH GROCERY HOUSE.
Low Prices, First Quality Goods
AND
CASH BEFORE DELIVERY

CRUSHED SUGAR. IL cents per pound by
the barrel. At retail, pounds for 81.
Granulated SUGAR. IL cente per pound by
the barrel. At retail, 8pounds for 81.
Powdered SUGAR, IL cents per pound by
the barrel. At retail, Spounds for 81.
ASUGAR, III cents per pound by tho bar
rel. At retail, Spounds for 81.
Extra SUGAR, II cents per pound by the
barrel. At retail. 81 pounds for 81.
Finest OLD RYE WHIsKEY, IS per gal.
lon.
Finest OLD BOURBON wn1sKEY, 8; per
gallon.
Finest OLD HOLLAND GIN, SC per gal
Ion.
Fines, OLD SCOTCH wn1sKEY, SC per
gallon.
Finest OLD OrARD BRANDY, 50 per gal.
lon.
New York Sugar.cured HAMS, Is cents pc,
pound.
Davis Diamond HAMS, 1G cents per pound
With a full stock of Choice, Fancy and
Staple Groceries. in all their varieties, con.
stantly on land, and for sale at our usual
low prices, for cash only.
Jan2! JOHN AGNEw X SON.
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Stallion for Sale
n E w PU BLICATIONS

NEW PUBLIC TIONS
at Bryan's Bookstore.
NTEMOIRs. OF MANYMEN AND SOME
IYl. WOMEN. BY Maunaell B. Field. s2
Goulbrum's Gospel OF the Childhood. 81 25
Mrs. Beccher's Honse.keeper and Health
keeper, $150.
John Stuart Mills Autobiography. s2.25.
Science and Religion. BY Prot. Joseph
LeConte. $50.
The Atmosphere, with beautiful chrome
plates. BY Camille Flamarion. &C.
Crooked Places-A Novel. By Edward
Garrett.
Nancy-A Novel. BY Author of "Red as n
Rose" rs cents.
Joseph tho Jew-A Novel. so cents.
A Great Lady-A German Novel. rs cents.
And other now books. Dec 30
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ePubiio- -Me.silnlrs,

Public HIocflnHs i
A pubss ArneetingS off, etheS citizens of
Richiandf County will bss held; tnsthe
Court House. at Columbia. on Tie firat
Monday IN February, to elect delegates
to the State Tax-Payers' OonventioD,j to
be held in Columbia on the 18th of
February. a full attend moe is re-.
quested. JOHN MCKENZIE. 80
Chairman OF Adjourned Meeting.
A. Q. MOORE. Secretary.
The Ypsilanti Commercial tells this
story: "A few weeks since, two of our
r.cm!nen. citizens s7ora Of from drink
ing. One of them had occasion to visit
Chicago. Meeting some friends they
urged him to drink. He.pleaded his
agreement with B. in Ypailanti. The
friends OF A. in Chicago were not salts.
fled, and telegraphed to B. in our city,
saying: A. ia getting awful dry.
Oan>t'you let him off this onceP The
noble Spartan's reply telegraphed back
Was, mol IT he must die, let him die
The bishop OF Nismes, France, has
two visiting cards, one from Nine
Hyacinthe de Loyson and the other
from '.Hyacinthe Loyson, cure of Gene
va,"on which are written the following
lines: .'With our Christian pardon for
the gross insults which you have heaped
Upon uB." 5sli4
Sir 81. George Fox, rich English
nobieman, with six servants. four
horses, twenty.one dogs and 5000
pounds OF baggage, has been hunting in
the West, and is now on his way to
Florida on q fishing expedition. He
ssys 4 is too blarsted cold to hunt on
the plains.
A Western genius has just invented q
patent aelf-raking. stem- winding, seven
octave. breaoh-loading, noD-explosiye
automatic urchin chastieer and CON-
bined hair-comb, editorial protector and
hash cutter. He expects to make CO.
loasal fortune.
A Massachusetts, Mayor, whose salary
is but ninety dollars per year, has de-
livered an inaugural address twelve
columns long, and he sits up nights to
see that the freshet doesn't carry of the
mill-dam.
Mrs. DR.. Richie, of Abba, Iowa, has
plain, gold ring $50 years old. It
served aa the wedding ring Of he-ee!f,
her mother, grandmother. great-grard-
mother and Rreat-great-grand-mother.
The Rev. Mrs. Roberts, of Kittery,
Me-, had the pleasure of conducting the
ceremony at the marriage of her son
last week.
Fourteen people in One Room
Three Sick, One Dead and All Starv-
ing," is heading in the Atlanta Herald.
Cana downright good fellow be an
upright man? The experiment is worth
trying
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Special Notaceg
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.
Happy Relief Tor Young Mem from tho
effects of errors and abuscs in early life.
Manhood restored. Impodiments to Mar
rtage removed. New method Of treatment.
New and remarkable remedies. Books and
Circulars sent FREQ. IN sealad envelopes Ad-
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. South
Ninth stroet, Philadelphia, Pa.-an inetitu.
conduct and professional skill Oct so Smo
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Choice Family Flour. G.,

Choice Family Flour, &c.
En BARRELS Extra Choice FAMILY
wv FLOUR.
100 barrels Medium and Super Flour
~ tons Whcut Bran ana Shur;r. tur COW
feed. For enle low for cash 10y
Jah2f HOPE GYLEs
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To Rent or for Sale
xs THE HOUSE on tho corner OF Lady
G!ia and Assembly streeta. Possessio
4HA given Immediately. Apply to
Deo1 r. & W @. SWAFFIELD.
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HOMEOPATHY.

nR-BCHLEY, homeopathic. respectful
~ offers his services to the citixens OF CO,
lumbia: Office over Drflic's Book Store, op.
poeite Columbia Hotel. Office hours from
to 10 a. H., 2 to 4 and Z te0P. NJ
Dec - ..-- 1mOn
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For the New Year, am resolved to
mako new and increasing efforts to
meef the trying requirements of the
times. Whilst keeping full stock
and continually opening up Fresh
Goods. my expenses are SC much less
than the other dry goods houses, that
You can save money, save time, and
save patience, by dealing at my store.
G. F. JACKSON,
THE Leader Of Low Prices.''
JRnG
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Notice.

lss CoLuMBIA. 8. O., January "a, 1874.
ODDS viii be received at this office until
I'D MONDAY. February 2, for building a
Fire Nnkine House for the Enterprise Fire
Company. OF dimensions and plans similar
10 those or Hook and Ladder House, in Sid
ney Park.
All parties will seal their bids and hand
tho same to this Office prior to the date abpye
mentioned. CHAS. DARNUM,
Jan ~ City Clerk
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Postponement.

f0Stp0nement.
TRAsUnEn's OFFICE, HIGHLAND County.
COLUMBIA, +. c., January H. 1874
RI authority of tho Comptroller. General,
~ approved by his ExcellcEcy the CO.
vernon. tho time for collecting tic taxes of
1873, without the penalty, is extended to the
9th February, 1874. @ H. BALDWIN,
Jan II Treasurer Richiand County.
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LADIES' GOODS.

-fSa bAOkc, az &c.
DRY GOODS.
FINAL REDUCTION.
DECIDED BARGAINS
DRY GOODS,
began wYLIK,
aug1l-tr lois and 1920 7th street northwest
UNPRkCKDKNTKD ABDUCTION.
Best make Paper Cambria double Width, &C..
Abdroscoggin Cotton, lac.
Klessnt Black Lyons Silk from 7sc. to a. ISL.
BIsek Ass Sds,n aS % o.; Worth grD So
Victoria Lawns, l5c. and up, P'
Al Linen Towels, OF dSzeS Is for sc and up.
Bsaptiiul blk Clicked Bslbriggsn Hose, only
an Gore oor,et.. soc. rssncsd ,ro-, ,.c
Eiesant Paris Kids. &c . q button, si.1
PsIssols and Sun Umbrellas, and ALL DRESS
We offer none but erst ,iass goods selected witha
view ,h to besnty ard dursbli.y Those Wishing 70
our stock. This is eur final redu ction.
BRODhEAD q Co.,
sngl6sm 1908 r street, between 18th and 18th.
WE ABE NOW ASTONISHING OURSELVES
" AT THE EXTREMKLY Low PRICE
WE ARE SIZZLING DUB
DRY GOODS.
20 ceIts.
go pieces very fine Satin Stripe VICTORIA
LAW ~ only g cepts. At CARTERs
Cheap Dry Goods Store, Tor Market space.
l00O yards II the came (excellentD BLEAOHED
) 900 yards BEAUTIFUL CAMBRIA CALICO
SCENTS.
so dozen pair SPLENDID STOCKINGS only 1,
cents
40 dozen HXCKLLINr HAHpKERoHIKFs
only cents.
BLACK sILKS very cheap.
All Of the above and o great deal more 70 be
seen at
AFTER
su6-tr CHEAP DRY 6OODS SIORE
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where 60 Advertise.

TIE STAR has now . circulation very much
larger than that Of all the other city papers
combined, reaching every household in the
District and . vide range outsids. The result
u that TEE STAR affords unsurpassed advan-
tases a. . medium OF communication between
al glasses OF the community, in the way Of the
adjustment OF demand and supply.
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Prince Bismarck Il quoted as having wri,tsn
10 friend depressing the growing habit OF
naming for him, on the ground that Il was a
bad augury, ~ 80 many prominent men thus
distinguished had fallen from grace He seems
10 BE- afraid on his own account, but ~ this
country the solicltude has been on behalf OF Il 3
babies. II Is held in these days OF tickle repu-
tations rather . reckless thing to burden q child
for life with the name OF some living public
character who may end his career in the peni-
Tertiary.
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MARYLAND PoLITICs.-The Allegheny
county republican primary meeting for the
election Of delegates to the county convention
selected delegates favorable 70 the renomina-
ton Of Mr.. LOwndes to Congress. The demo-
cratic convention Of Washington county has
elected delegates who will favor the nomination
OF Aon. II. X. Syester for Congress by the dis
trict convention. The democratic county con-
vention in Prince Georges county, Md, on
saturday elected Hon. Odsn Bowie, John II. s.
Mseeuooin' John IL. T. Nsgruder, aud Frei.
efiek sasscer as delegates TO the 9th district
Congressional convention, which will meat a,
Annapolis, September I6. The delegates vera
instructed 70 vote for Hon. Fendall M,rburv n
candidate for Congress
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OBSTACLES TOMARRIAGE-Hapyy Rslisf 70,
~ Yosng Men from the effects Of Errors and Abuses
IN early life. Manhood Restored. Impediments TO
Marriage removed. New method Of treatment. New
and remaI kable remedies Books and Circulars sent
tion, No. South Ninth st., Philadelphia, Pa.,-an
Institution having high reputation for honorab
conduct and professional skill. mayZ -eosn
4 scribe osse ana enclose %; advioa and rsdi.
cine Will be eent. Adkress Mr. Dr.. THOMPSON,
o.SH6 North tsth serset. Phtladeiphis. jam -lys
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"A good advertisement IA a newspaper pays no
fafes on railroads; costs nothing for hotel bills;
gives away no boxes Of cigars to customers, or
msnno dresses 70 customers wives; drinks no
whiaky under the head OF travelling exnen.s.-
but goes at once and all the time about is nm =.
p<ssffse Vt expense,
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TRUSTEES, sALEoF IMPRoysp PROPERTY
At cAtuCTInN-TWO -srokr BRICK DWELL
- BY virtue Of desd OF trust dated August 18th
* $780, ard recorded in liber 69l, fvlo 4OY of the
Axland records of Washington county, district Of
Columbia, and By direction OF he holder of tne 1ts
secured thereby, We will sell, q. public auction, on
ber lS7i, al O'Clock M, oil that piece parcel
OF ground in Washington city, District of Columbia,
shown and designated lot tixty 81 ia L.
:. ChsTmans subdivision Of original lots four (4 to
eleven en- usiye, 10 square numbered three hun
dred and sixty-four t36l.
months with interest at the rate Of 10 per cent per
s1num, secured by notes and deed Of trus. on the
properly. Slo0 down when the property Is struck
OF Convey aucing at purchasers cost. If the terms
Of sale are not complied With in seven day. from
sale, the trustees reserve the right to resell the
CHASER P.f: Bp99RRssEEiiLL..{ Trustees.
augZ BOWMAN GREEN, Aucts.
THE MOONLIGHT EXCURSION OF DE
Il MOLaY C0MMANDERY. No. 4. KING HTS
TBMPLAR, BIAS BEEN POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY EVENIEG, AUGUST 81, 1874.
SS IMPROVED sELF.wAsHER. GS
Washes the finest Laces or the heaviest Bedc1oth-
,ng without labor and no wear and tear 1t will
MAURER'S STAMPING STORE,
GIT 7th street,
aug26-lm Opposite Patent Office.
THE MOONLIGHT EMULSION OF DE
Il MOLAY C0MMAEDrRy, No. ., KNIGHTS
TEMPLAB. has BEEN POSrPONED UNTIL
MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 81, 1874
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EOTHER ARRIVAL OF
IA CHOICE BLACK TEA
AT 20 cents per pound, which think is I'll
Also, fne JAPAN and eREKN TEA at rs osnts
per pound at Fl EGAN'S.
aIZ-6t IRepl Corner 7h and L SITS northwest.
T. co N Use.
SOLID GOLD WATCHES FOR S23, EN3
Is CARAT GOLD RINGS &lX
ALWAYS ON HAND.
CAROS JEWELRY BAZAR,
900 PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE,
Under National Hotel augT- tr