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wall Sireet To-day.

FEW YORK, 8. ptember 2l.-The POSf's financial ar.
ncls says: All sales Il COLO have beea a. lUg,s On
god lOsus the rates have been ia, and lGl for
rug. In Tor ign eIchaage busine s is uod erssn
out the MAJ ket bss firmar tone priln bankers 60
asy sterling selling O. 4SS4gISi. and demand hiis
az 4632. Tine nominal rates cOBtinuB at 4Sl1s diS7
In the money N arket eos Is the quotation fsr
ca olLs, and sal for Prime short date, and s 4
@5a r Prime long late mere Euils paper " ~ "a
ment boLds are ST. s3y ard dull. Sta bonds at thu
nGst board were s:eaty u strong, Nth safes m
n 90 TO mlesOurts, Tonnes anl NIrgiaia sizes
deterreh In stocks there has been an advance %
a 10 e.. per cert. Tue market has bean a.rong
except tor short time betree IL aud il DEL ock
when there was dowI wATd reac ion. Toe
aCyarce Of So psT Cent. W in Harlem, w irh has
sold up 10 Isl. New York OaCtra', Lake Shors and
TELEGRAPH, he other Nh es Nazderhilt stocks have
been conspicEouslT str. Mon Pacific also m
uuats ere Of the iers of TIA make. Tde-e h :
elso been rise -day In Obi :, Horthwe terra aud
U Q. and q. Erie cOatioue5 s.rocg IN sym ns.h :
with the London ma ket. The extreme SAILS glying
the stocks in the order Of activity have been A. FOL
lows: Lake Shore 76% a N; Uuion Pacific, $50 C9T:
Telegraph. 7SSs as; Erie, S6126HG5z; Northeast,
&t4 g9SS: ohios, 9is5G76ss O. o. aud l. O.. Ii7saIs:
GGseash' S2asZ1s tpscifc Mail, 477l@ts; New York
Eentrsi; i9l1 GlOl4; St Paul, 1875 a SO; Book
Island, lO29 075s, and sriem. l25}6 Gi33.
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THE WEATHER.
In IA W Hsa NJ FlTss
WAR DEPARTMENT, Ofice Of ChIef Sig

Ak DEPAKIMkNI,U V6e o. Catg StsHd! Qtce, [
WASHINGTON, ID. O., Sept. p, 1874, 1879 q. N.
PROBABuIrIBs,-Durfng the rest Of Tuesday, over
the soulh Atlantic states MOI thelsterly winds, STA
literary barometer, higher tempera uTes, and partly
cloudy weather. Over IhG gulf states stationary
and falling barometer, hess to southeast winds,
higher Temperatures, and partly cloudy weather,
with rain Oh the Texas coast. Over the lower LAKES
falling barometer, sOuthwes.ery winds, increasing
cloudiness. and possibly local rains. Over the up
per lakes, stationary and fsing followed by rising
barometer soutbwes. to nor Invest Winds and over
Lane huron cloudy and rainy weather, over lakes
lowed by lower temperature Over Tennessee aad IN
OHIO valley falling barometer light variable winds
mostly from southwest, higher tempera ore, and
partly cloudy and clear weather. Over the upper
Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys and tue
northwest, except Missouri, statIonsty and rising
barometer, westerly winds, Stationary aud lower
temperature, and partly cloudy welther. Over New
England rising followed 10y falling barometer,
sou Invest and southeast wiuds, slight chances ia
temPsraiure, and partly cloudy leather. Over the
middle states nonhea t winds, Shilling to soutberly
ststtJnsIJ followed by falling barometer, high eT
temperature, clear or partly cloudy wes her
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\ Proposed Dog Fight at OpOSsum
Hal. W hich Didn'I Come OH

The long tG,ked- OF dog n ght at UpOssum Hail.
CPPCllte Alexandria, which was to have come
C1 yesterday, proved to be a tzZle in COnsC-
gueHce OF a." bust up" by the police. The pre-
fmlnsrlss bad al been aTTang5d-the pit built:
sIODges, towels ard everything IL readiness;
the dogs ard usual motley crowd collected
when IN stepped the IOlice and spoiled the fun,
very much 70 tie disgUstO of the sports assembled.
Major Richards had been notified Of the pro
pO-Sd fight some time since, and had ali Lis
arrangements made TO prevent it. Lieutenant
Austin, Of the 5th precinct, divided his men into
tao squads one tmOUBtedJ he sent under
command Of Sergeant Red way by the road, and
procuring steam launch at the navy yard ,
under command Of Captain George Dyce and
Iun by Engineer George Lawrence. he, with
SeTgeants Pierce, BOteler and HOllinberger
and sixteen men, embarked at the navy
ward about one O'Clock, and were st the
laEding about the same time the mounted
abandoned the fight, and the dogs were hustled
into bags and run OutOf the reach Of capture BY
means OF Tow boats. Most OF the crowd quietly
dispersed, ana only q few arrests were made OF
drunken persons at ESQ O'Clock last evening
Lieutenant Austin reported 10 police headquar-
tiers that he procured a steam launch, and ar
irving al 'POsSum Hall found ali arrangements
made for an extensive dog fight, ana an assem-
blage Of nearly Two hundred persons OF all
sizes, ages and cOlOrs on the ground, who on
being cautioned by the OH GERS not to fiyht dogs
nor make any disturbance, quietly dispersei
with the exception Of the proprietor of the res
tarrant and few drunken lOafers, whom he
placed In custody and brought TO this city AMI
locked up" The Baltimore dog, "Ben," was
to have been managed by his owner, Dare
Loughan, a merchant tailor or that CITY, and
the Washington deg, Brandy" owned BIZ
PatCey Morgan, was 20 have been fOu ght by Geo
haItz. Stakes, SO side.
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Georgetown Advertisements
by THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

iAVhAs DOWLlN3, Auctio1eeT.
1kUsTEEs' SALE OF VEeY yALU.RyE
BblCh DNkILISG HOUSE AND AUJDIN-
InS FkknlskS. On THS WEST SIDE o
Ir.1MhG STREET, rs GEoRGkTOWN I,
EAh u6 BrKipGk sThEEr AND TAG NAB
"a UId-r ard 10 pursuance OF decree Of tn NJ
E prtne Cont OF the pIstTicz of CJlunb a. -lsftay
- ia kq1lty duly p+s9sd in Cause Np.36 : r. n
low ttAi. IlAILbn-, vs.. J Jseph W b Dncnrr 81 II
uTitLeaLt5i heirs "a Iha late Allied H. Bou.ua N
tFe Ii ray ef Jelly, lSi4, TIC uudsrs yed tTustas
tPfoln;Cd IA End By said decree VIII sell AZ p,hIi
surtlnn. en- lhs premises, the sra DAY OF OCrl.
Scr; ie'3 81 clock m, TO the highest bfao -
Tue hereinafter described premises, aud All ths
E2his, TILE and estate therein OF the late Alfred IN
bSucher dtce+sa that is 70 say: Ali thst pa, Of
nct nun teTsd twenty. Cd } f. the city Of George
toMn, the Dlstrtct of Columbia, described as fol-
mnWE,NlZ: Beginning at point on tue west SIDE Of
Polcmac street lie feet inches south from Prnspact
eIteI iunDlng thence south 43 feet Inches thanre
West 81 tC t 10 the east line of lot tnence
pOtn With saiG esst line 3 feet inches an arr
ieet t0the point Of Ceginning with the thres
s'oIy Brick House tEerevn
he terms Of sale are as follows to wit: Ose hmm.
SIen oOltaIs 10 be paid down the Az Of sale 10
Ue lCIIeI Ia case cf com pisnce with the a., m
OF sale; o1e.tbiId Ct the entire purchase money in
cash wlttin i've days after rmatiou of sale the
remaining ~ thirds in two equal fnstameats AZ n
ard is months from the day of sale, with Interest
from that date. Full conveyance TO be msfa on
psyneht OF the entire purchss money, interest ana
e&Fepsts OF conveyance.
81 JACKSON r
WIN a. MELOYS trustees.
se12Z'%oc5i THGs. BOWLING, AuctiOneer
Law Reporter, isW2g
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washington toekExehauxe. Sent . /,

QHotattoas turrisAed b. Middleton q Co., bankers,
The following were the prices bid and a ,ked ct
the meeting Of the WsShington Stock Exchange to-
ga ga: u, :; E9ld; lCsS bid, lc9A asked Bank
sT,oek- ational Bank II Rep1btic, las od Haisasl
n s Bank, Is bic; Cillzscs' National Bank. lis
ZIG iIO assed. Oily Passenger Rsilrosds-M stro-
p2ttsp Stock, lex BID, 81 ask I'd; Colombia s;oes,
ie1; bid suIery Lis;-Ss'iopsl Thes:er Bonds, ].
D. G, S2s ttn: slil asked Arlington Fire Ins
20. Stosk, $50 bid, leo ssksd. District Sscuri-
-tplsttiet Of ColomhiaGWn. Go. Bonds, 7's,
iSgl, 81 BID S5 ks6; do 80. ,l59l, 81 bid
aSkeCi haTket Stock iS0D<s, 10, J. & 1894, q
tsksd; (wasaisctsrl : ,water- Sock 81,
Ay o. lS,s s. hid f i've T S:s cSrtiao.tSs
Year bonds s., j.; j.: ISIS: IS BID, g ask q;
iuad Loan bonds, lLeg) Sc, N. NJ la05, 90
81, J. 4. J : o, Iss!, SID. Certifcstes Gensrsi
iDProyemeDt, 81, J. j., 1874, 3iA bid. IS asked
ssked; do. la7, 81 bid, s. ssk+d: 90. lus, aGi
Ed, 60 ssktd; do. series, sl1s bid, 81 asked. Ger
1875 6ss bid; do: 1876 68t bid; Do, ISL, 68S bid:
90 l.7s, 6s1s hid: do, series, 69i4 bid. Water
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-22

IMPORTANT FACTS CONCERNING GRAPR
GROwING MAR WAsHINGTON.-But few are
ware Of the taCt that SEINE Of the best grape
soil yet discovered in the United States has been
found within sight OF this city, and also Of the
fact that coed grape land Is 80 rarely found in
this country, that wherever il is found IL Is COL
slteTeG very valuable In the case OF the dis.
cCVely OF good grape land along the western
banks CT the Crooked Lake, ;" IN New York
some tWeuty-fv wears ago. the land WIS then
consequence OF IL superior grape bearing quail
ties, 10 has advanced TO from $3.50 to 800 per
acre; and from the little vineyard that was
Ilanted near hammondsport, at the head of
that lake, some twenty-five years since, there is
now almost s continuous vineyard extending
from there 10 Penn Ian, the whole length Of the
lake, over twenty miles in length, and several
millions of dollars capital has been thus invested
in these whey ards and wine manufactures.
There grape planting Is confined to within one
and one-quArter miles OF the lake, beyond TIL
they DO not thrive, and IL Is presumed that the
same will be the case here along the Potomac.
The existence of the valuable grape soil near
this city, referred to above, was discovered by
the planting Of an experimental vineyard by
Mr.. Robert a. Phillips, IN which he was inn u
eneed by the great number OF Wild grape vines
ne found growing in great profusion upon his
estate, being the highlands Familiarity known as
lie. me Nerth arlington Heights" near the Po-
tomac Ilyer, just above this city and George
town, where can now be seen his famous vine
yard. (said to be one OF the finest In the world !
IN fun bearing. and from whence the best grapF ;
told In me CITY are nov supplied. NOtwith-
standing the tsct that the soil and climate AZ
North Arlington are more favorable for grare
culture than the vicinity Of Crooked Lake
above referred to, besides its superior AVA ,
tage OF q city market within sight Of 1t, il {
being sold much less In price and on the mo
accommOds ting terms, as can be seen by refe :
eLee 10 Mr.. Phillips advertisement il snoth !
column
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-22

DEATH PROM LOCKJAw.-A man named
Samuel EiehOltz or Eckells died q few DAYS ago
81 his residence, IN the neighborhood OF and
Tan a nail into his hand, and the wound healed
Up; but about the latter part OF last week he
commenced to feel q singular sensation about
bis neck and jaws, ard Dr. williamson was sent
Ter, but lock Jaw had ensued, and after q num-
Der OF sIssTs the patient died.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-22

SUSPICION OF LARCENY.-Last night on GERS
rocks and CaTuthers arrested Newton Greggs,
eo.oIt0s with blind bride, tongue straps AMI
cIlNing leather lines, round breechiDg. &C., on
suspicion or stealing them,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-22

Try Dooiey's Yeast Powder, You will soon
mn ", pot only the best, but also the cheapest
Baking Powder. Put Up fun, net We ht
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~ THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

kf THOMAS DOWLlSG, AuctiOneer.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURsITURE At
AUCTION.
n On FRIDAY, September 2J.h, at 10 o',Ik
~ VIII sell at the Residence Of W G. Bussg
HSesq, ca Congress street, nesr Rosi street
81 tSto' GetoWn, an elegant assortment of III 1use-
holc Furniture. ] name In part
walnut Hsir Cleth PPIlcr Suite,
sinut Center and other Tables,
brussels aud Ingram Carpets aud RUGS
walnut Extension Table and Dining CHAIRS
Hglnpt MaTble-top Chamber Suites
Oak Cottage Chamber Sets,
Cottage and Painted Chamber Suites
hair and Husk Mattresses
eeher Beds, )lsters and Pillows,
french China, Grocery and Glassware
Waiting, Or Cloths,
Stoves, Kitchen Reduisites,
ARC many articles uOt mentioned,
seFlId THOMAS BOWLING, hust.
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A BEAUTIFUL FooT. We have last received
full line of French Bcots and Shoes for ladies,
G nts, misses and children. A call IL sol c. ted
Z } examine our stick
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District Government Affairs.

The District Commissioners TO day decide ed
Ihat me cfnces OF the physician and resident
student Of the Washington Asylum b. corso l.
dated under the name OF Resident Physician
Cf the Washington Asylum" 81 an annual sal
aryef S4so, aDG they appointed Moses Cooper pc
such OFFICER. Also. decided that all fines and
parts OF hnss to secure the releass OF prisoners
uICer sentence aud confined at the w0rkhouse,
shhll he paid 10 the clerk OF the Police Court,
and by him transferred to the deputy marshal
on duty At said cOutt, and that the order for
release shall he under seal of the Police Court
and attest6d by the clerk, and shall be kept on
file Uy the inteDdant Of the ssylum AMI work
bonse.
= "a United States marsh al for the District OF
Columbia Is requested ID pay out of any fun dds
belonging to said District that may hereafter he
III his hands, the fees accrued s'Dce June 10Th,
1874, OF all witnesses for the District In the
Criminal Court on appeal cases from the Police
Court, taking as vouchers the signatures of the
witness 70 the customary payroll ami the Ger
uhcgte of the court clerk to the attendance of
the witness; aid all fees 50 paid by the marsh Al
shall be allowed TO him in his settlement with
tie District.
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! CSC. :. CLoGG & Son,
| 1l05 fenn>ylvania avenue,
| 2,eo6t Next u g Ats Jewelry store.
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COINS, BCNIoNs, SC,
Fcr reilef from Corns. Buni0ns, Club and In
gtoHihS nails, etc, visit DIR. " hite's establish
msnt, No. SIS 18th street, opposite the II. 6.
Treasury, - -
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"BILLiARps,n

FOB EAsE. comfort, and safety, wear the
Elastic IlGss, sold at 235 PENNSYLVANIA ave. Il s
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LOCAL NEWS,
Amus6mcnts, dc, Tonight

ForE's Oysr1 House Mr.. 5. &. France, IN his
s-nsatiCr al drama, % Marked fer LIE"
7hs1t6r CrBsi7us--W. b. CavsrsVh, in "The
Mad Post" with other new attr sctIOns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-22

NOTIOE:-PARTIEs WHO DESIRE TO DIS.
" pose Of ell kinds Of WEARING APPAREL,
can eu them Tor higher cash price than auy ID sc
10 the city, BY calling or addressing HHRZO6. 81
don wiz b given. Inyn-6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-22

BUILDING AssoCIATfoSs-Att the fifteenth
regular monthly meeting of the Metropolitan
Building ASSOCIATION, held last evening, sixty
shares were advanced upon E about an ave
rage OF o. per cent. The total OF sales was a
little above $500.
FIRST Co operative Building ASSOCIATION was held
at Potomac hall. The report was presented
by the secretary, showing balance from last
year, Si2,5sS19; receipts, $50 09i46; disbursa-
menfq, SOS ,6s025, including 500 800 fyanced
on cox shares, and so. i6S 76 paid for Temp.
ton OF 1888 shares. the net assets are SlT6,-
1862; original number of shares, 1853; ad-
vanced and Cancelled, last report, Ga; slvan- .
cancelled during the year, So; Cancelled by
sale, pa; redeemed, 125 s; advanced aud draw
ing return, 22l.9: remaining uDsOld, 52l9; num-
Der On rolls, 7f2; average rate premium, IS per
cent; present cash value each share, 1893 50
The CiscuCn OF officers resulted IS follozs: w
Il. Walker. president; W. j. Stephenson, vice
president; Z. Is. Church treasurer; q. r. Thomp-
son. secretary; Geo. White, j. A. Stephenson,
II. II. Walker, W. A. Thompson, j. II. J0tn-
son, James I. Petty, E. ID. johnson, $, w. X.
Handy, and Andrew Archer directors.
MEETING OF CREDITORS OF JAY COOKE &
Coolest evening a meeting OF the resident
creditors OF Jay Cooke & Co. was held at the
residence CT Mr.. Columbus Alexander. There
were about twenty present. and from a number
OF Others Mr. Alexander received letters empow-
eriDg him to act in their stead. The object of
the meeting was TO agree upon some definite
as unit; to employ competent counsel; to
instruct him to take immediate steps for a legal
adjudication; to share pro rata in the expense,
and to have, as far as possible, a complete
sitting of the causes of the failure and subse-
Guent action on the part of the firm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-22

Ky THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
ELEGAhT AND NEATLY NEW HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE AT AUOTION
VI o'clock 3: m, at The residence of Capt c s
~ % meIs; % let street, Georgetown, will sell
~ sew, co1sisting ia p,rt Of g "0'''
Walnut Hsircloth Psrior suite,
Walnut msrble-top sfseboard
hhitgssnt ainut Mirror back Etege:e,
Walnut Marble top Chamber Suites,
Walnut Extension and other Tables,
walnut Canes At and Dining Chairs
Elegart Brussels aud Ingram CAREERS and Rups
Walnut Lounge, Marble aud other Clocks,
raIloT Snd other Stoves, 0ilcIo,hs and Mating,
alnIt W ardTobes and Hatrack,
Hair and "a Dsk Matfressss,
Excelsior Barge aud Kitchen Furniture,
CTCckeTy AID Glassware.
And many articles not mentioned.
ePE,l9,22&d THOs. BOWLING, Auct.
II kDUCTION PRICeS OF
H DRY GOODS.
Two cases ysrd.wide Shifting Cotton at PIG
Dopble-wIdth Pillow Case Cotton, l2,ac and up
Flannels: from zoe. up.
Fall and Winter Goods q all kinds without regard
TO cost, to close oIt before moving Ito our new
sepitr 16i Bldg st4set nss $3.50,
y FRENCH AND PLAIN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Manufactured by
J. @. NICHOLS,
aueE,lm 90 High stree, Georgetown,
QUE NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
With enlarged premises, improved machinery,
the best talent TO be had in the Country, ia fact
every feclty Tor doing the best work low prices
we would respectfully Inform friends aud the
public that pre-emiEent ss may have been our repu-
oUB MOTTo Is ExOELsICR
In Dyetng and Cleaning Ladies Dresses, Shavls,
JACQUES, Ties, Ribbons, &C, &c, Gents Coats
At home TO everybody from q: M. until sunset;
Saturdays from a. m. until ga p. m, at the Oh
stand established 1881 the most com plete in the
country. Everybody come and see Us.
iyS-r 40 Jefferson street, Georgetown, 70, q.
GEORsEroWHNss S 4 sTS saLB BANK, ID. C.,
Bank hours, q. m. &c p. NJ, and on SATURDAYS
10 receive depositsl until p. Interest paid on
deposits. General Banking Business done, and Col
days, Mondays.
II. POLKISHOBN, President.
ii. W. BARRETT, cashier.
Directors.
3. PolEtnhorn, Thes. Downing, J. r. Mitchell,
hcnry DICKSON, X. Z. Croyley, Fred W. Jones,
Riley A. ShInr, Z. D. Hartley, Thos. Knowles.
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DILL ARDS"
All good players go to Aiamson's New Bill
nara Kcom, So5 9th street, where their G1mss
cost them from zen to sftesn cents per game,
IaoIes, Bslis, Cues, Cigars, Wines, 60, first
class. Always pleased to see his friends and
patrons ADAMsoN, 315 9th street,
ll,6 Ground floor next to Pa. ave.
TBH NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
new 1ork avenue and 18th street, paws 5 per
cent. per annum on deposits for each calender
month. Banking hours, TO 1. Saturday. 10
snd Q TO g. 17t3 r4tts
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The Montpelier Female Humane Association
chartered BY the Legislature of Virginia and the
Circuit Court OF Orange county, proposes, By a
series Of Grand Gift Concerts TO esta bsh and en-
dow ID ONE for the Old, lnfirm, and Destitute
Ladies ef Virginia at Montpelier, the former resi-
dence OF President james Msdison.
The Association is under the control of eight
trustees. six Of whom elected biennially by the
Virginia. VI
Remittances for tickets may be made by expires
prepaid, post-office money order on Washington
u. u, or By registered letter, addressed to
Hon. JAMES BARBOUR,
Preer NJ. +. Z. A., Alexandria, Va,
References, by permission: His ExceIIepcy. Jas.
" hem Per, Goyernor OF Va; His Exoeliency, Gil
bert q. Walker, HI. Governor Of Va; Hon. Robert
y. Withers, Lieut.. Governor of Va. and u. 81 Sen.
ator elect; Hon. Robert W. Hughes, odge Esstern
District Of Va; Senators and Members Of Congress
frem Virginia.
For full particulars. testimonials, &C., send for
circular.
Address Hon. JAMES BARBOUR
Prcst NJ. II. II. A, Alexandria, Va
ReSSAble eenfs wanted eseIywhere. au6-eoly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-22

ARRESTED FOB ALLEGED ROBBERY In
Riley arrested a coiOred man named Isw;s
James, charged with stealing a watch ami
chain in July last in Garrett county, MARYLAND.
from smother cUlored man named John Peter
son. An officer of that county learning his
Whereabouts followed him to this city, ard he
was taken into custody as stated, and this morn.
hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-22

CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR.
W. II. fKNNEY BEST,
FOB WHITBNESS,P URITYa.d s7gsNG7b
HAS NO SUPERIOR.
We call the special attention OF families who de-
IRE the best OF bread 70 t, and know from past en-.
PefleEce, AND the recommendations 10 has received
nom those who have used is that it viii please the
Its uniform quality can be depended on as We sell
none which has not been thoroughly tested and
found equal 10 our standard.
We Also call attention to our sUPERIOR Ora.
6Ah FLOUR, which Is ground from selecte6
wheat, and which IL one Of our specisltiee.
FOR sale by the
PRIsOJPAL GRoGKRs.
and BIZ the manufacturers,
W. H. TENNAY q SOMA,
CAPITOL MILLS,
jyl-su Georgstewn.
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THR ROOMS OCCUPIED BIZ THE PROBATE
COURT and the Office OF the Register OF Wills
oyerhauling. The partition he's been taken out
and the two rooms thrown into one. In the
north end OF the room, on a raj seq platform, be
hlnd ardsome railing, are the decks and Sc at
ior the Judge and register, and in the opposite
emo the desks OF the clerks are behind a similar
raihrg on platform. The greatest improve
ment ~ ire arrangement Of the books (copie.
o wills, &c.,) and the facilities furnished fol
Ihl r EXAMINATION.
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R II. Ryan q Co.,
GENERAL BRQEE RS ANpREAL ESTATE
AUCTiONEERS.
No. ss3 7th street, OPP. Post Once Depsrtren.
STOCKS, BoFDs, AND NOTES. Rauaur
apSu SOLD, AND EXCHANGED
e. IhPBoyKD sELF.wAsRrB. o.
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