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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-01-15

The taaical-ptsss.attbs StatoiS making
much sdoover the expenses oftho adoption
ton Of Tho New Constitution and the
consequent legislation there under
We take it that there is not Just
nor honest man in the State, Who does not
think We arc we'll rid Of tho old prOscrip'
tive, diabolical constitution, cOucOcted by
sBnker's dozen of radicals, at any price,
and Us 10 the legislation rendered 'ueccs.
sry under our new Constitution Il only
proves how iatc7ually bad were the lava
under which The people suffered,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-01-15

It is claimed that Caleb Gushing can
talk Spanish; and that is the reason Sick
les has to walk Spanish"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-01-15

The following items We clip from the
Clarksburg Sun
A young man named Brown who has
charge Of the saw mill near ,Wilsonburg.
had bis hand cut badly, few days ago,
He threw biS hand out unthinkiugly to-
wards the saw when one tooth caught hin
near the small finger, another near the
thumb severiug the bone aud decorating
| the bsck Of the hand.
Tis With painful sorrow We record The
death Of Mrs. Col. john r. Borgess., q
lady Of rare and osrimsble qualities, On
New Years day her help, left her uncx
pectedly, aud the cuIlinSrY department o
The festive season fell to Der lot She wal
taken With chill, and died on Monday
afternoon ofcongeStion ofthe lungs She
leaves family Of small chldrcu and ;
large citcc Of mourning friends.
During protracted meeting near Bur
hersviIle, Mrs Woods, while shouting
fell jead in her fathers arms. She seem
cd to be enjoying the pure Religion o
Jesus Christ, and went to her father and
dropped dead Such excitement has new
er before been experienced 10 that neigh
borhood Sinners were heard TO pray to'
mercy, who bad before been very iudiffor'
eut as to their eternal welfare.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-01-15

Mr. Michael KeIIy'S residence was en-
tered the other morning. while the family
we're at church, and upon their return they
found that pane Of glass had heon bro.
ken aud the window raised, The burg.
lars went up stairs. broke open four trunks
and distracted 5000 lhereirom -Parh
Times,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-01-15

Thesyracuso Courier says; Tho great
work Of driving from power this party that
has proved false to al its pledges ofreform'
begun 50 we'll in 1878, will, we predict,
be prosecuted with uuabatcd VigOr 10
1874, aud fructify in victory complete 10
1876 The Republican party cannot do
business much longer on the capital Of It's
former reputable name. The people are
fast finding out that it is only "piOuS
fraud" The exhalatious that como up
from the ratiug over Of the heaps Of off,
cial rotteuness in Washington are not so
savOry as to invite back stray or waVesiug
sheep into the Republican fold. The
turning tide Of 1878 will, we predict, TO-
crease to grand swelling food in the year
that nov follows.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-01-15

The Crescent Coal and Salt Company, aCor.
pOration, Defendant
In Trcspass III the case aud Assampst.
The object oijl&s sui; is 10 attacl, aud sub.
Jet 10 pale, tho estate Of The defendant in this
cause, sufficient to pay The sum Of two hundred
and ffy.two dollars and twenty five certs,.
due by account And it appearing by afidS'
vi Gled with The papers u Ahr cause, that the
defendant in the above, ntitled cause is q for
eign corporation, and that no person csn be
found in the county upon whom process can
be legally served, il is ordered that the said
defendant DO appear here within one month
after the Rrst publication Of this order and do
what j. necessary 10 protect its interest in this
cause TeSle:
CHAS. B. TRGGENER, Clerk.
Hoge 4 Harry, Soils. jan Saw
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-01-15

We hear its,id. that in the evout.that
Congress refcls the election of the. West
Virginia Congressman back TO tho people
II. R Howard, Esd, viii be candidate
for Congress 10 this District, for the va,
cducy. Dt. ''Barbee, of this city,
isalsO tskhgiHa peculiar manner leading
opt 70 Bslicyc that 10 is candidate for
Cuugro's, '
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-01-15
WEST VIRGINIA.:
AT RULES held in The Clerks Office Of the
Il Circuit Court Of Mason couaty, on MOu'
day, the 5th day Of January, 1874
Taylor N. Hogg, Plaintiff.

Camden L. HOgg, Thomas D. HGgg, Edwin A,
Horg, Francis ] Hogg, Susan D. Hogg aud
Isabelle C. HOgg, Defendants
In Chancery.
The object Of this suitisto obtain pard'
lion or sale of the zeal estate Of which Abnepy
Hugg died seized ind possessed. situated IN
Waggenuer District, Mason County, IVES! !.
Virginia. And disappearing By affidavit h'ta'
with the papers Of this CHu.e that Edwin A.
Hogg, one Of the defendants in this cause ~
moi a resident Of this State, it is ordered thes
he do appear here within one month after ne
first publication Of This order and do what IS
necessary to protect his interest in this SUIT
Tests:- OHAS. B. WAGGENER, Citrk.
English, Pa. jan S-4V'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-01-15

kentucky is almost unanimous 10 favor
Of a new Constitution
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-01-15

The above named defendant Lucy E. Mar,
tin. will take notice that tbe aboVaE named
plaintiff, Francis a, Marlii4 vii on Me llh
duyuf February, 1874, Al thc office Of Jacob
Bird, Notary Public lin the,town Of Mason,
Mason county, West Virginia, between no
h6nn Of a. m, and 6p:rn ,oflhat day Inc
coed 10 take the dcpos tIonsof Robert Adsns,
Francis A. Martin and others, IL he read as
evidence in behalf Of said plaintiff, IN the
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-01-15

The defendants in the above named cause
will please take notice that | shall on The Hla
day Of February, 1874. at the Office Of John v
English, 10 the town OF Point Pleasant, Ma
sou county, West Virginia, between The hours
Of 6 o'clock q. m aud o'clock p NJ, Of that
day proceed to take the deposition Of, james
l.. Knight and others to be read as evidence
in my hehafIn said cause; and # the taking
Of the said dispositions be not competed on
that dsy, the taking Of The same will be ad;
jOurued and continued from day to day until
lhe same are completed.
TAYLOR N. HoGGf;,
by J. W. English his Attorney
ian s-w4
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-01-15

The obI&stFthis suR lsithssaid Francis
4. MAnif IL SBtfin q. disotcs from the said,
Lucy i. SsiIin f6tr PiG. &iRal abandonment
and 'deserti5h bg'tht said defendant Of The
said pIainiiF'fQt mG&tAsh' thee years, And
it apbesring by'sfidayithled with theThperS
opriis cause thal the said Lucy Z. Martin is
non. reSideht oftkis stste;'i is ordered thst
She do appear here within one month after thE
date Of Lhe first publicstion Of this order in
this cause aud do WHAT'S necessary; to pro;
tect her incrcslin This suit. ~
'reac;-CHes; B. wAGGENER, Clerk;
John U. Myrrs.p - ljS9 S~Ti,.
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In prolher COLUMN We give place 70 a

In another column VIC give place TO n
Communication from Mr.. John N. Rey.
nolds. replying to some structures made BY
the Huntington Independent and copied
into our paper Of last week, upon bis hos
tility to the State Normal Schools Since
Mr Reynolds has plead guilty to all the
charges made BY tho lndcpeacnt, We SEQ
hut little force 10 bis communication, other
than to put himself square before the people
in opposition TO Normal Schools, and in op.
position to any higher attachments in edu'
cation than those afforded BY our common
schools II tbe Normal Schools Of this
State are political machines, as hO claims,
the Republican party hive mada them
such. But We deny that they are Sny
suah thing, and ho fails to support the
charge by any proof whatever, save and
except bis own assertion. We have al.
ways looked upon the NOrmaIs Schools as
one Of the bost institutions Of tho State,
where our young men and women arc
. educated 10 oil the higher branches lhatarc
taught 10 colleges aud ScmiuarioS, and it,
ted for all the various. professions Of life
These institutions should be foStcred md
cared for by the State Every dollar np.
propriated by The State for their support is
we'll spent money. We arc opposed to
any man who favors their Adjustment,
and we believe The people Of. this 'cOuuty'
and Of this District; will sink into obliVi.
on the man whSwould offer for, office en-
Pertaining such views as thSc set forth in
Me- Reynolds communication. The de-
structiou Of tue Normal Schools, would IN
our opinion, De a severe blow upon the
common school system, aud the man who
rsvors their adjustment, must be looked
upona'oppo'cd to popu1&' education
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-01-15
WA hnya been sent DO folIoEipe lelLeI

Webays been sent tho following letter
for publication, aud containing as il does,
so much Of tho true democratic ring, we
do not hesitate to give it PLACE 10 OUT
columns, and to lay it before our readers
There is a desire 10 our State TO organize
a party based entirely upon interest Of
particular men, aud the interest Of the
people is Of necessity tO.be ignored. We
commend the letter to the peru'al Of our
readers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-23
bow to Amend the Constitution.

How to Amend the Consultation.
Yesterdays flag opposes the proposition
to clothe the Legislature with the powers % y
a conycntioD, and does so wisely ana iogs
eally. Republican government would lose
b, the step. In tie solemn proceedings Of
making new law the people should assem-
ble In convention for the purpose; and
when they eoncede to mere Legislature that
momentous business they not only loss
power, but the process is shorp, to good ao-
gree, of It's dignity and sanctity. Inc nSs -
view OF the proposition is well SUSTAINED ~
its arguments. ,a - tho
With regard to special amendments " ~.
Constitution to be voted on oy tue p.op'.'
mo WHO :ascs the same ground that 'a's
,,a,>or az some days since-ohjeeting 10 the
aa,,hn,;s.;on under this authority OF num-
ho- of amendments at once to be voted upon
asawhoIe. We have no idea that It was .n-
tended by this grant of power to the Les'S'a.
,nre 20 authorize wholesale modification OF
the organic law, and there is a serious ob)ec-
ton to submitting a number OF amendments
az once, The Wing succinctlS states II
TINS: owe neither want to be lofceo
ito reject the good to get rla OF
~the bad. nor yet to accept the bad
"6or the sake of the good.' The true policy
is to propose very cautiously few amend
ments at a time, such as are made immedl'
ately important by circumstances; ana III
mis- way to 90 on with amendments until
we are content. In that way the voters
would vote mderstandingly, and would De
relieved from the embarrassment OF taxing
bad with good, or rejecting the good to
avoid the bad.
However, we think practical good sense
will prevail upon this question.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-23

.,o,nonn,, niss, II comtossd OF aensfbls smsIs.s
SssaS ,s1enssse reaect thu they cnstis;se
, ,n,,I.s he Z lar4sa proportta outpopuA'
,;n Ts the resSssseniative perhsps n!ne.
tenfi,1 OF the NeaIth oEashe State, anasass
.sns,le men apt to eafake the right slde
Ws eI Are dIsppsef % respeet fhefr Wishes: espe.
c,a y wnei WITH .aiinDst perfect -nnHnfmily,
as IS the case upon the interest auesp9n snsy
demand protection from an eyh 10 WMel
may be directly traced the greae aspascaa,
ton II, the value or their lands'- Hh'9' "
yesterdoy.f5 !. s.
But what about "a dirty little grange, COM
posed of .ToA,, DICK, and HARRY, issuing It's
edict from secret corcIave?"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-23
DEATHS.

Died. at his residence, In Powhatau county, the
20th instant, in his ffty-nfth year or age, WILL.
LI4M =. HARRIS, after few days illness OF
pneumonia. .....z...s..
Thus has been lost to his afflicted family a kind
and affectionate husband ana father while y large
community, who sympahize with them In their be-
rexyement, lament the removal froga among them
Of an upright man. an exemplary Citizen good
neirhbor, sud HsIm hearted friend as--g-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-23
United States Senators.

California wants the United States sena-
tors elected by the people. That would DE
contrary TO the evident intentions OF the
trainers of the Constitution, who attempted
to mike the Senate conservative and re-
yisory body that would be indepenent In
great measure Of the temporary e0ulltions
Of popular opinion. Their election by the
legislatures of the States very strongly forth
ties their conservative character.
II. however, their election is referred to
the people, then we want @ modification OF
the Constitution necessary TO the harmony
Of the Office with its popularizaaon. The
senator's should represent bodies of people
rs nearly equal in number as it is con-
yepient to make them. Not only would
this be proper for the reason stated,
bat also for the additional reason
Tat the Federal Government has so
absorbed The powers CT the States as to
make the State representative feature of the
United States Senate out of tune with the
times. There would be peculiar fitness IN
thus completely popuarizing the Senate by
robbing it of Its State feature, because the
smaller States of the Union have been con-
spicuous in favoring the measures which
have swallowed up State rights, and they
should be deprived of their undue represent
ssiye weight in the United States Senate.
They should not be the benefciarics Of al
most the last remaining S.ate-rishts feature
sfthe United States Constitution.
Whenever the people get the opportunity
to make the proposed change in the manner
Ct clecting the senators they will recast the
body. There can hardly be DOUBT of this.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-23
ME- HAMBURG EDGINGs AND IN.


SEkTINGS-The assortment Of these goods which
we now exhibit Is we'll worthy Of the attention OF
purchasers. Having imported our stock direct
from the lnanufac; urers enables lis not only 10
show styles exclusively our own, bnt also 10 offer
them al much below regular prices. we also cau
particular attention to our stock of
EMB rOIOEREU LINEN CHEMISE IOkES,
BLACK GUIPURE CaPtS,
LACE HANDkERCHfEFS.
LACE COLLARS and LACE TIC1ES,
all of which we are enabled to sell very mucb De-
low regular prices. LaFI BROTHERS,
fa q 1Ol7 and 1919 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-23

. TA FEW SETS OF FURS will be
sold cheap as we do not wish to carry them over
the season.
sale prices "
BLANKETS at astonishingly low prices:
HONEY-COMB and MARSklLLES QUILTS NJ
great barg2ins;
CLOAKS at IS, worth double the money;
WATERPROOF CLOAkS, in all styles and quail
ties, very cheap;
SHETLAND SHAWLS as low as SIS each;
NUBIAS, HOODS, and SCARkS lower than ever
ut LEVY BROTHERS..
tie fa19
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-23

We entirely agree With the assertion OF
ou- uelgi Dor the p:a1atch that the fasp5's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-23

@- GENTLEMEN WILL FIND A
large assortment Of
CHIEFS;
LAMBJWOOL, MERINO, THREAD, COTTON,
aud COUNTRY-KNIT SOCKS;
KiD KID SILK, THREAD, DoGSKIN, CLOTH, and
MERIa0, CUrTON, and LAMBsW DOL SHIRTS
and DRAWERS; "
Fine DRESS SHIRTS, .-- ..
BUCKSKIE GARMENTS,
NIGHT CAPS, -.
SHIRT-BOSOMS,
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS.
PAPER COLLARS and CUFFS.
Particular attention Is called to the DICKENS
and CROMWELL LINEN COLLARS at Coo. per
dozen and the RECHERCHE COLLARS ut SOC,
per dozen-ali worth 70 so per dozen.
RECHERCHE CUFFS at 81 per dozen worth ~
Look ut the LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS at
$3.50 per dozen. re 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-23
TIME Is MONEY.

TIME IS MONEY. /
GET JULIEN'S INTEREST TABLEs,w
containing an e.sf
ACCURATE CALCULATION OF INTEREST
ats, 6, z, 8, 8, aud 10 per cent.
- BOTH SIMPLE AND COMPOUND, u!
on all SUMS from ceat 10 $40 600, and from one
oRyto ak ytarS.
PRICE, ONLY u.
Sent paid 70 sny aadres ON receipt 0a PRICE,
Z. Money returned Ii not satisfactory. Ers
osua' e.'So- - 49, ;. r. HE'LL B Co,
fe a3-st 1oS Main street, Lynchhnrg, We.
ERESH HOPS Received BY last steamer
4 $50 pounds of No. ] HOPS.
3431 GEORGE \, hVSul.Ef q w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-23

nI FLANNELs, FLANNELs, FLAN-
NELS-WHIrE (all WOOL FLANNEL, In all
widths and qualities; COTTON ana WOOL FLAE;-
MEL; SILK WARP FLANNEL; SHAKER and
WELSH FLANNEL; PLAID, STRIPED, ana
RED, BLUE, WHITE, and GREY TWILLED
FLANNEL. Also, BIZ EACH cd and On BLEACH
ED CANTON FLANNEL, IN all qualities, at
LEVY BROTHERS..
The best SIWING-MaCHtNE OIL at / Sc. per
bottle. lie ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-23
M, FEBRUARY, 1879.

1T. r. PRICE 4 co. have jast opersd IS.
BLACK ALPACAS and 1fOHAIRS. very cheap !
81. gains in BLACK GRO-GRAI,S SILKS; @
BLACK TAFFETA SILKS, best mikes;
SOLID CAMBRTCS. for trimming; ~
HEMSTIT CHED and NEN.CAYBHTC HAND
KERCHIEFS, sa'.t ~ p
GENTLEMEN's HEMsTITcHED HxNDHEE-
CHIEFS, .
WHITE PIQUEs, " (" -
BLACK GRAPES and GRAPE Wells, -
MOURNING DRESS GOODS, ~ ~
LONG and SQUARE MOURNING sHAWLs.rse,
fe21 81 t~.s- - s "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-23

Iz110lSlliliTYS;s:=s::!
E1sHOuGHTB FOR Lent. NJ 5; -
- as.sleHe ssnsen, b 81. " ~ y s..svy
81. eGTpsT1 xDgs 5 ,1if I III s ssea:
YYi:ss,sss IRE III EpIJB g.
YIN 90. CLOSET PRlyfSs: as Ne HEI.
TAogGHTs FOB THE IiGi IL 5 s. . sp5ssF soe.
sewcif 60G THE eTATE III T Th nj nj g Ma
HisToa sielS Y; n Ds.a q sssD
0BsEkYASCE OF THE LESTpg EgPHR
bisnSp hip: sls21. SEVEN IESfhNSsg hsT, By
81 How, SIC. BE. Gs.t,fJ REPTsnpssrE.E a9ss.
Tor Lent, by Alice D. Haven 81 Ia E1I' Lss6x
!. Ell leIy { $3.50. zFOoDHOUSE PTapsaa '.J
4 BB0TT's UNITED STATES mo =
IL From THE EARLIEST PEpITnn rauEsf,
Yolunue Just TO hand. Subscrfnt:on ,e ~ 1873,
RANDOLPH 4 ENGLISH. 80 "u' sof'citedb1
Also sfoy sale, the CODE or vrpcr,,,
volume. so yolnmes, ss: q volume Gi n,asIlA:
With par for notes snd reference n ,.n,,eiea1ed
acts OF the Legislature, 3d. ~ satsequeni
+ AITEBkETROsPErsr So
1BULWER.SP ARIgIANS 81: ''sA'o0;
OUIDA'S Two LITTLE WOpnrr e,,,--
Se50; and alI HE; other new woTss. A. sa0Hs,
street. ~ A5ds Hstn
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nOYAL FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY
II LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.
ASSETS OVER........"...".:.. .s12, COZ, OOOi
Deposited with Treasurer OF Virgins, $4,000.
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
LONDON.
ASSETS OvER.............:..:.. 81 0. 00o. 000
Deposited with Treasurer OF Virginia, $5oo0o.
Shareholders personally responsibl" Tor The obj.
.ations Of the above companies
,,nIes we solicit the patronage OF the public upon
their unreasonable security. prompt and Liberal
settlement of oil claims, and heavy income.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE CO; Agents,
... No. 11oS Main street.
INITIAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS OVER $50. O0O, OaO.
Cash dividends, surpasstRG al others, at JHrsf an
spe7u anniversary of policies.
Premiums payable annually, seml-annuaiS' an'
quarterly. s... .-,,s,,
- ''-' : JOHN H. CLAIBORNE, Agent,
seH No. HOS Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-23

Special terms to parties clubbing ior ui'e'
more papers or magazines; ,,,o,, y.,ss,,s,
1ll2 Main street Sicbmond' -
Ia 1O-d.sw&w
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1872 entitled ansctto fncornorsta tpe om a.o.
NsW6ern, ia thseeunty q Pulaskl. In lofoe
Mafch, ASaB72. s ..,.,,
HtsfE RSflI to anaend sEad reaanst section
Sfcf1apter 6 ofIhe Code in reIation to va
cafscies inathe ofces of H0yernerand Lieu
.tendnt,G oVernors ayes, IS noes -.
HOUSE btittu amend md reenact section
20 Of chapter LAG Of the Code of 1879, rela-.
tive tosthe Limitation Of suits. I'll 81.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-07

MOrARHK1 PUIIIC,
A.E,Eks.seson Le.sy...asAe sh .t:o Also, 's's!es
OPTICIANS. -
& azsiE5ss &: q i. =. r.: s:, 4. III Il
RAINTYRR. ~ eSliiis ~ -fii
czseLs:Aa To.. - pss.; .s.r s.a, PA. go
q q; :
= RAINIs, oEHa, GLASS, Ae.
s:l |. "a: q p.,ss:. 81: si..: p.ss :s
RR. s g s,S rs,. q Ia a.,
oreonntry promDtlv attended -. ~
RAPE1 NAN0RD0, -. ~ 1aljal
e.i ssS r ~:
s.! :s !: sc:
PAPER WAnEdOUDED. a,-.tii :
s.s g. ss:sias e x ~ a.
y.i fsgs,s f.R:; SsE ;:s:S .ss :.
s:s;T; sssia. Wsssi.s f: >: f.Ps; bag;
=. RATENT, AGRHM. y I. af- -e1.35iE 81
Hoss D. ls Fl :.. u.
| 1HfKSs5T n.orss.S: g 81, n;ss rsisss once.
fR; g. 4; tAo:I. iSfn IT,, opE 2. 9. pept.
ia y a1 s. ! sss f fs:s'ft . Ssss
| REN0DICALSTO sl.T
:. BaADLir ADANs, cor. ID and Sta, ss.closd.
RH0rQ0nARH GALLE1IEA ~
Ss ssSssssSss e ssssS f. +: =. .;.
1ors s.sss:: 1ysa : 70 &c
JoHH GoLpIE. sis Pa.sve..oae dsot east Of fefry's
RLUADBRO .ANOGA0-ETFTERO.
s.tcrs md shoses:is ana tsssli 6ssiels q N
~; 4 s: s::
prSmrtly atfsnde4 20 81 tie lexess rate.
kosr. 4. scC1H IN u ~. Ses i iist aud "a sss.
eSTss1s iasss9 ssd Pfass 4 ,s iss +
s ssrs' c, r.. q "a bought sod OF esehanEe
PRINTING OFFICES. .5- q
sCDD DErwxrLrR. cor. Pa. ave. and 18th q.
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS. -.,
s. TGyEos Mss.s.n rroSuss co.. g r.: Hse T..
- REAL ESTATE AGENTB.
MOUSSE AIDDrKroN, On lssA ST., opp. Treasury
N Aun gHHss R Ssornm, lzo street N. W. 800
DTERSDAvIDsoN,P Pa. av., 18th ST., or Miiburn's
RE6TAURANr1. 81 - -'.sa,. p.
JOHN wKLcKEa. 18th st., bet, N.Y.aye. sndsH It.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. /.
IS; Il. c.speneer. fresideas. SEND 1sr eircaiar.
r BEwING MACHIHES. TX. Il. .-.r., i
s4s e 81 ss * isa ss
!. sswiRs Nschines. These are really the simpiest,
a The swlflest, and nghte.t running Or any Isck.
:I.iiis: .sd sOs:ssss.siy they need 10 tension
x e 81 on ~ = under thread; n. ,,or,..
s1oT.a sewing vsseh ssss 10 's eaaai
SHIRT FAGrORIE1.
DIvLIS CO., (of New York ,llos ST., near nth.
ruI FEI1s. S.4l4 S.a n.:. Nh 81
: SILVIA PLATERS. III. -
RohT. wuifEHAND. eol D. ST., bet. 9Th and Oh. Z
STAIR BUILDERS. ra
BHrsr Z rUMrAkEr. st.i5 builders, cor. sth and
" STAMPING DEP0rA. 800 -
M NM T. 4. HAgsEs. az Nh St. op: Patent o1se:
Beg: =. IsEsca, s. iSth st., under Nat. Metropol-
:. tsAa Bank, Stationery, &c. speciality.
. STEAM AND GAS R1TTERS.
- and nth ats. Bee riunbsrs and Gas Fitters.
9IpyEe, SHEET IRON q TlH WA8R.
MsTI s,11 II; es; ns.s near
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Rrs FsIairl Raase. wheat e eg.al IL the
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T0DACCo AND CI0AA sT01H0.
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JA,Gfta. TofFlx Do. q M e., next % DAD
:. fr1nks,. Nailse, Travelling nagA Lsdles'
estcheii, Bette Russia. Calf sad noroese Peek.
ct Books. Shawl Straps, Glove and Handkerchief
Boxes, Ae., De. Also, Fine Harnsss, eaddlsry,
f.. Carriage Robes, DC.
ULDBBLLAn, CANES, Re,
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= yRMoI1TEnERs.
W. r. CaANfsEY, co. nth street, near =.
EMIME0 AND LIQUORS.
]. o. HHNAULf Son, Importers, Eoe Z ct. n. ".
WOOD AND COAL YABDO.
T. EDw. CLARK Co., a. LouisianA avenue.
YANKEE NOTIONS.
II. ADLER, 90 near 9Th st.. Wholesale only