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GoJpsTEls s. Co.'S sale of paxned articles
will take place at the auction rooms OF Duncan
seB Bros. on Thursday, Friday and Saturday
evenings.
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DROPOSALs FOR Castle WORK FOR
L THE SOUTH WING OF THE NEW STATE
WAR, AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS BUILD,
ING, AT WASHINGTON, D. o.
SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
TRFASUPy nEpApTMHxr


%AR, AMI sA,yf5EsA BSaENHTs B BGfID'
OFFICE OF sgPERvIsING ARCHITECT,
Seas ed Proposals will be received e this once
ashns deiSerins tDs s S SntSs I'M 10 ras fur tS
WIS., IRON Trimmings required for the Doors aud
and Navy Departments Building, at Wsshisgs On
=, Copies of the Drawings, Specifications, and
Schedule may be had ON apple alton at this Once emu
All scaffoiding required ny the contractors TO put
ment Tree Of charge, but viii be erected BY the
P,oRSssls win be made by the piece, as called for
The work will not be subdivided among different
The whole OF the work must be competed With,
tnIee months from date Of acceptance OF the pro-
Payments will be made monthly, deducting ten
per cent until the completion of the contract.
tive responsibIe persons IN The sum Of i've tsou.a3d
dollars, $4,000 that the bidder will accept aud
Of the security % be certified By the United State.
rct attorney of the district wherein the bidder re-
sides.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
Government to do so. - WV
Obtained at this office, and must Conform IN ps
respect TO the REQ uirements of this advertisement
or u will not be considered.
Proposals. will not be received from parties who
are not themselves engaged in the manufacture OF
cilities fer getting ont the work.
All bids must be enclosed in 8 sealed envelope, and
endorsed Proposals for Cast iron Work. of south
Wing New state, War, and Navy Depar,msnts;
Building, Washington, b. G., and addressed to
A. B. MULLETT,
mayIS 1T Supervising Architect.
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
CLERK's OFFICE,
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIVEs, ", s.,
Washington, ID. u May a, 1874
Sealed Proposals viii be received 1T .his OtFica
until ~ O'Clock m, WEDNESD J1ns 81, is;s
isr furnishing Stationery for the Of the House
Blank forms of proposals, showing the 1uantitv
and quai1y Of each article and the form of bond tc
De signed by the bidder and sureties, will be far.
nished on application at this office.
Prope sals should be Endorsed, Proposals for Sta.
uonery," and directed TO Edward McPherson
CleIk House Of Representative, c. 8.
. kDWlD MCPHERSON,
mayttuf CLERK House Re presentstiyes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-26

TIE TBRATERs -'.Cncle Toms Cabin" was
brought out in excellent style at the National
Tneater last night, and the loud and often re-
peafed applause showed that the audience ap-
preclated the fact Go and see Uncle Tom and
Little Eva, and you will be the better for A..
Hermanns, the magician, failed 70 put m An
appearance At Ford's Opera House last night a.
announced, but according to the New Yort ma
pers there was good re AEON for it, IL Was not
q trick OF Hermanns, but Of his asststant a
young Englshman, who packed up All the
money and valuables Of his EMPLOYER AZ fha
close OF the New York engagement and left fCS
Europe
The new western sensation at the Theatsr
eoBiQue this week aboun in lively acting ana
is full OF points which bring down the house. Go
and see the Little Ride" and "Charlie, the
Scout"
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ALEXANDRA . WASHINGTON K. n
BANKERS.

f. MeB; TIMoNEy q CO.,
G' BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Second NdftoAGl Bank BNildiAg, eos Ssusnfk ssre,f
Transact General Banking, Exchange, aud Dol
BONDS, STOCKS SC.
Army ofiicers' pay accounts DASHED in advance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-26

DooL.Y's Yeast Powder is convenient, ecc-
nomical, and alw avs reliable. Nowlste Of 70 d
prepared with IL, Is 1t Ia always Of the bsst
quality.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-26

THEE CHEERS FOR THE NEW DRY
GOODS STORE.
707 MARKET SPACE.
Q "A r y n RS
50 pieces beautiful French Grenadines, ONLY L..
worth 30 cents ~
@peees Black Grenaiine, %, IS 81, 81, 50, S. rs,
d Gents, 81,
III pieces Black elk, only o., worth 81; very
cheap. - 1'
~ pieces BLACK Alpaca, only 20 csnts, worth U.s.
~ pieces sllk Pongee, only 6O cents, worth 81.
20 ~ ces Victoria LaEn, only % cents, worth AZ
N0 pieces French Cambria, enly ll1s ceats, W Jrth o.
~ leots very best Calico, only cents worth Ia.
5O pieces good Cotton, oaiy 10 cents, worth Is
IH laI SPREADS, only 81, worth 81 50
sllenoid stock OF Ca ,simsres for men and Lovs
~ pieces 4 Maftit &, only IS cents, worth 40
~ pieces "A Oil ClOtn, only so ceuts
CARRIERS
ns!H-u 1O5 Market Space.
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The SCHOOL ENAMISA TIONs-HqIe Grrmm1r
SchOOt, Second DtSfTict.-The examination of
the male grammar school, ID district, in charge
OF Mr. N +. Gage, took place this morning In
the Seston Building, l street, between "a and
ID There were present but few visitors. The
examination was conducted by Mr. DERRICK
assisted by Superintendent Wilson Trustees
Mcclellan, Hoyey and French. There are hut
81 pupils on the roll. two OF these being absent
on account Of sickness, and the school showed
10 good advantage. The discipline was good
The geography examination WAS conducted nv
Mr.. Mcclellan, and the pupils sustained il well
IN algebra Gen. HOYey conducted the examina-
ton, and cOmphmentsd them highly. In gram
mar Superintendent Wilson put them through
a very severe examination, which was well sus-
tanned. In philosophy Mr.. McLellan's cues
tOning was very thorough, but they were gen
orally able 20 give correct answers. The written
arithmetic examination was conducted bv Mr.
Derrick, ard they stood il well. In geomstry
the teacher examined the pupils, and in this
study they showed considerable proficiency
The exercises were intsrsDersed with excellent
Singing by the pupils. The scholars were highly
commended on their examination, and Mr..
Derrick, in closing, awarded the following pre-
miUms - Medal, q. II. Ourand; diplomas
JOseph Brown. g. ST. Parks, e. and al w.
>. Baxter. o. & W. Lemon, q. y Z +. Moran,
Ca AID d. +. T.. Rider, q. and d. q. A
Eiggles. "a and q. } w. Damn, IA, q. and d. y
W. F. Damn, d. W. +. Williams, (a.) ,Jefdie
Gittings, q. and d. Chas. Rigglss "a. ana d.
-. i. TOwner, IA. and d. +. L. StiekDey, ID
ana W Il. Magruder, ". M The letters sig.
Lify-a-, attendance d., department; s., schol-
afshipi p, penmanship, and v. M, vocal music
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FINE waIrs SHIRTS, best quality, s2.5s each,
at Hollander Bros. 256
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The VERY Latest!
RRODHsAD Co,
l2Os street. between 18th and 18Th streets,
NOW OFFER

cents. ~ 80
berrimacs, Garner. ard sprague PRINTS at 10
cents These Prin's of the very hest f.bris-.
ana b@autiiul IN colors aud designs
wash fOPLlhs, in GreS and Brown l25s
tli wool DEBAGE. 40 cents
Bt aItliul side band PERCALEs and LAWNS
very cheap. 49,
Rsre bargains in BLACK GRENADINES and
Elegant PARIS KIDS at 65 cents aud IN.
Lovely D IEs Tor asiez, 2s cents and up
fAkAsOLs and SUN UMBRELLAS, from SO
cents to $40.
And q host of other Goods
GRKATLY REpUCED In PRICES.
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AN EASY FORTUNES!
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GEHEkAL rnPLoHMINr oFFIoI-An
@ se g ss !. e sc ssG7 f ssoS.
msh ss,ssf, eetwssn and assess vhscs ssif
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MILK.-Pufe Country MILK and BUTTAR
1y1 from Burgundy etoek, farm near Alexandria.
Warranted pure and fresh every day. Price, cents
Per quart. Depot, 1870 7th strest, between y an
o northwest. may1l- In
NO11ou.c9eoond-hAnd OlothinG BouRhe and
IN eod. Wm Day fair prices Tor Sooond-han
olothi1G. OEdeu IromDtly attsnaod 20 tkroagk
arssia. Scrsi.sa. k.HHR30a. iss - -
uAN0-UP BOX HATCHES.
H Sure, safe, economicai-30o n each box, fan
count, for dve cents.
An your Grocer for the maylE.1WS
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TIE GREAT TRUNK LINE

UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
trains leave New fork from foot Of Desbrosse and
Express Harrisburg Ptisburg the West ana South
with Pullman palace cars aisaehed, $50 A. ~, and
For Wilamsport and Lock Haven via Phiiadciph ami
are ha,Iroad dtyIsion connecting at Philsdcipha,
Ere NJ c"nnee,ns h S aave n, g9Tsy v AZ.
Petroleum Centre and the OH Regions vi ''''''0'
FOR w Ss9pS washington and the south-mited
s;lo@pNu Regular at $40 A. NJ snia n sun I'M
Express for Philadelphia, s.i9 $50 A. NJ; r2ao a
S and W * Emsrs AND n1d night isna,o sunday
Acceamodaon rrsnion a"t rs sei%2n ao s'as
For NsysfsH d 81 s,sS S ad "a = s ~ Mn EN-
~ sI9 - ii :s0r NJ, and ID night sdnda, s;a
''' s.1Si $ g. "a ! s,; sssss;
For s HssT I g. 49, 81 ss = s ~ d hs i s S'S
ioa. N, &S ~ and OK n "a '0a'a A"'o'' = aai
For ssT sSS@Pi y 5i H aIsst ssaa. '
Lam ss|aef s,s sns
f., [ ;T.h iS%S Z 3;S sSa y S''' = -" "
Eor Fa fSGs ana nd saaa s"9 ~
smbsy $50 ?. Il For iishistown and remDsrton
Trains arrive as foIows.-From P,tsburg G;5l $50 A.
Mon nas ~ From " wash aisi and Il
ss gIs ss I'M ia saiE i sas
day. $40 j:sI 80 II :5j A. M. 80 and al r.
ana Gs ss q 30 .a "a ss
B rsss Gm' No.. and street.
d. M BOYD, Jr., General PASSENGER Agent.
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FRANK THOMSON, General Manager

GTONINaION LINE FOR NEWPORT AND BOSTON.
- The new and magnificent steamer
RHODE island, every TUESDAY, Ihursdey and satur
STONINGION, every Monday, Wednesday and Erld ~,
from pier North Rivcr foot Of Jay street, stsP. u.
arriving In Boston ahead Of all other lines
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-15

O,DoNOvAN ROssA-REDUCED PASSAGE. ST ATE
~ OF NEvA !1I A, Thursday Belfast, Londonderry.
Cork and Liverpool Saturday steamers Northern Ho-
tel corner Cortandt ana West streets
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gruE NORRIS EUROPEAN ExPREss-EsTAB.
j llsned 1868 connecting with GIobc Express, Great
Britain Messageries C9ntine niales France 4c Is the
abroad ana ocrs every facility 10 individuals and bust
hrms for forwarding to and from Europe. Apply 10
1. W. MURRIA 10 BROADWAY. New York
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MEXICAN LINE.
N THE AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Weekly Mail steamship service between
Philadelphia aud Liverpool
calling Mt Queenstown
Sailing every Thursday from Philadelphia. ana
sailing every Wednesday fro.a Liverpool
The following Steamers are appointed to sail from
Philadelphia =
sKENlLW WORTH. Oct is PENNSYLVANIA. Nov. B
sAsbofsPPn,lklDs; "a, OF ~ nHI9 Nov. 10
- Cabin $40 TO 500. according 70 accommodations
Steerage and Intermediate tickets 10 and from all
points at the lowest rates.
Steamers marked with star do not carry Uterine.
date.
Passenger Accommodations for classes un surpa ssed
Ample attendance is provided. Every steamer carries
surgeon ard stewardesL
these steamers supplied with fe-rafts in addition
to the usual liteboats and life-preservers
Through tickets ana through bills Of ading issued
between all prominent points. .
For passage, rates of freight and other information
apply To .
JOHN MCDONALD, Passenger Agent,
No 6Battery place. New York.
PETER WRIGHT 4 ONS General Agents,
3T Walnut street, Philadelphia.
RICHARDSON. SPENCE CO.. Liverpool.
N. ~. CUMMTNs 4 BROTHERS. Queenstown.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
IN On and after Monday, July Is 1874 the following
VIII pc Inc only authorized Offices in New YORK city AMI
vcny ioI tue sale OF First aud Second Glass Tickets
NEW YORK GENITAL AND HUDSON RIVER r. r.,
H3 broadway, Grand Central Depot 3Oth street depot
Harlem depot and Mt westcots Express 0fficea No.
Park place. 10th street and Broadway and SD street.
near Broadway N Y, aud 333 Washington street,
Brooklyn. Ep,E ,.,
2l Broadway, 5S9 Broadway 957 Broadway, 10 Green
wch street. depot 1907 Osmbers street depot foot 23l
and "a Hudson street. Iobokcn.
No. J Astor House, 52S Broadway, 9A Broadway. No 5
Battery place. depot foot OF DesbroSes street. depot foot
Cortlandt street depot Jersey City No Court street
Brooklyn, ana ZIG Hudson street Hoboken.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO X. r..
S 3D. Broadway. No Asior House, 61 Broadway, sA
broadway deDot foot OF DesbrOsses
Cortlandt street. depot Jersey street. No Court street.
Brooklyn and llG hudson street. Hoboken
9. II. KkNDRICK, Gen. Pass Agent, N.Y.C. and L. R.R
JN0 n MBBQrT Gen Pass Agent Erie Railway
L. NJ. COLE. Gen. Ticket Agent b. and o. r.
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CUNAGD LINE.

(NUNAED LINE.
~ NOTICE.
With view Of diminishing chances Of collision
the steamers OF this line take specified tor all
OF the year.
the outward pas-ace from Queenstown to New
YORK or Boston crossing the meridian 81 at Is latitude
nothing TO the north Of Is
on the home rd passage crossing the meridian of 80
at AZ latitude. nothing to the north OF a.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBoR
.RUssIA.... Wed. Oct Il CALABRIA.. Sat. Oct. 81
JAVA ........ Sat, Oct IL ALGERIA Wed Nov.
.BoTnNIA Wed Oct 2 BATAxIA;;.. Sat. Nov: z
rAKIillA....;Sat Oct = sABYsstNtA.. We'd, Nov. u
ana every folio wing Wednesday Saturday New
gers. Cabin passage So siM $3.50 gold according to
Steerage lowest steerage tickets from Liver
pool and Queenstown and all parts Europe ut lowest
rates.
For freight and cabin passage apply at the companys
office No Bowling Green. For steerage passage at Ill
Broadway, Trinity Building.
10 r. ii. DUyERNET,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-15

MOST DIRECT AND ECONOMICAL ROUTE TO
V1 Holland, Belgium, the Rhine Switzerland, de- vim
ROTTERDAM. "
BY steamer CALAND, October 16
BY steamer ROTTERDAM October a.
Thee beautiful steamers carrying the United states
mat the Netherlands, well known the regularity
OF their trips Rates OF passage low.
FUNGI, EDYE 90, L. w. MORRIS
General Agents 30 Broadway.
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CHARLES u. FRANCKLYN, Agent,
or 10 +. II. DUyERNET,
Clark and Randolph streets, Chicago. III.

DOR CARDIFF, BRISTOL, LONDON AND ALL
i other points in England and Wales:-The South
Wales Atiantc steamship Company from Pennsylvania
Railroad wharf, Jersey City as iolows:-
PEMBROKE. saturday October ~
GLAM0RGAN. Saturday, October 81
First CABIN passage, $75 and $50 currency; second
cabin, $50 currency steerage, $50, currency Prepaid
Storage certificates from Cardiff $aS currency Drnfts
Tor 81 and upward For further partic ulars apply to
ARCHIBALD BAXTER CO.. Agents,
~ Broadway, New York.
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

nNLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPASY's MAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE,
CALLING AT BREST.
The splendid vessels this favorte route the Con-
tinent, being sonthery than ANY other will sail
from pier No: 20 North River as foll0ws:-
SAINT LAURENT, Reculoux. Saturday, October II
NILiE De fAkIS Danre. Saturday october III
PERElRE surmont.. saturday, November 4
-.
Price OF passage IA gold Including wine-Frst cabin
$l25 second, $75 third Sa5
Excursion tickets at reduced rates
American travellers by taking this line avoid both
transit by English railway AMI the dscomors Of
ing the Channel besides saving timc trouble ami ex-
GEORGE MACKENZIE Agent IS Broadway
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TOR YONKERS DAILY, INCLUDING SUNDAYS.
- Il steamer SApPHO
leaves pier No 70 North RIVER foot OF Barclay street. at
l0O A. N: ana AIS NJ, landing at twenty fourth
street, Manhatfanviiie Carmnnsye and Fort Washing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-15

nN FIFTH AvESCf.-A FINE HOUSE. SPLEEN
~ dIdly furnished. let, Fortyse venth street;
extra width; for season year Address NJ. X. D.,
Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-15

TArsCoTT BROTHERS CO.. EUROPEAN Ex-
change ana Passage ONCE IS South street. New York
Drafts for fiupward payable in any part Of Ireland
and Great Britain at lowest rate Passage by regular
duccd rates.
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A NCHOR LINE 49, -.
STEAMER EVERY SATURDAY
from co,npanys piers Y and q North River, New York.
TfopI1......sss. Oct vicTohii Nov Nov ii
BoLiviA Sat. oct ~ ETIIOPlA..... Sat, Nov. q
Rates Of passage payable In currency -
TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, LONDONDERRY.
- QUEENSTOWN OR BELFAST.
Cabin $50 TO $50 according to Accommodations Return
-. tickets issued at reduced rates.
INTERMEDIATE AND STEERA9E,
as low as by any other first class line
Drufs issued for any amount at lowest rates,
send for circulars, giving further
panys office, No. Bowling Green.
HENDERSON BROTHERS Agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-15

IN NOTICE.
The most southery has always Ncen adopted by
this company TO avoid ice and hea Hands
From piers a and Al North River
TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
DENMAMK. Oct u. "a. n. SPAIN oct 81 10 A. NJ
ENGLAND. Oct "a. r. M. ERIN.......Noy. 4 8 i. nj
FOR LONDON DIRECT
GREECE. Saturday, Oct 2L2fM.
CABIN passage, $7U $50 currency. Storage mt greatly
reduced prices Return tickets at reduced Pre-
paid Storage tickets Liverpool lowest rates
Apply at the companys oice. No 80 Broadway.
L. W. j. HURST, Manager
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TIt0 LET-THE NEW. f1RST CLASS THREE STORY
J. brown stone House No. 80 East 26ih street fully
furnished throughout immediate possession Apply on
premises
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rINO LET-AT S25 PER MONTH AND BOARD FOR
four adults, genteelly furnished House Tuirt
street between Eighth and Ninth avenues Address box
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

A sTORLA, HARLEM, MoRRISANrA AND HIGH
~ Bridge palace steamboats, leave Fulton Terry
3o rs. 55 Q, $40 T. NJ. See time cards for land.
tnga Sunday boats hour
E'ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT
and Fall R.yer.-The world renowned steamers
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave pier Is North River
loot q MURRAY street daily Sundays excepted ats r
city Halls Bani engaged for the season. = -
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RIO LET-0N FIFTH AVENUE, A FINE EXTRA
wide House, beautifully furnished, to a small family
VINO wonld board owner and wife in part payment OF
rent Address ". X d.. Herald Office
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-02-20
REPRESENTATIVE HATFIELD.

Our Representative in the Legislature
left Columbus Tuesday afternoon for a
brief visit to his home, this being his first
leave of absence since the commencement
OF the session. He will probably not re-
turn until the first Of next week.
Mr.. HATFIELD has, we believe, been
CONSISTENT in his belief that the county sea-
question should be submitted to vote OF
the people. lie regards it as a question
which concerns the people Of the county
and can see no reason why they should not
be permitted to settle it for themselves.
This il the osly view which sensible man
could take OF the question, and Mr.. HAT
FIELD shows himself 70 be both sensible
and honest by the position which he as
sumes.
We also learn that our Representative is
confident that he can obtain the passage OF
the bill recently introduced by him for the
organization of new township, to be com
posed of the territory now known as the
al" in PCrrysburg township and few sec
tions taken from Lake township. The
township will be called "Ross, and its or
ganization will greatly promote the conve-
nience OF the people embraced within its
propose limits.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-02-20
THE COUNTY.SEAT,

The condition of the county seat question
before the Legislature is very favorable for
the passage of the enabling act. 1t seems
certain that at least FIVE of the committee
having charge of the bill will report in ia
vor of its passage, and tho House will
doubtless concur in The recommendation
of the committee. The measure may be
reported back to the House ere this reach
es the reader, but its consideration in Com
mittee of the Whole and the discussion at
tending action upon it must consume some
time. Just when the vote will be taken,
can not now be known, but We hope to see
the bill passed by both branches of the
Legislature at an early day. The interests
of the county and of the State alike de-
mand the speedy passage of the bill.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-02-20
THE BEST OFFER YET!
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We have made arrangements by which We
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the three publications II bought 10 the art
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The JOURNAL must speak for itselffrom week
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be judged.
For the accommodation Of friends who may
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we win supply them at lowest club rates.
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-02-20

The Bowling Green Sentinel seems never
to have learned the weakness and folly of
a public display Of envious feelings Be
cause the village which is located accord
ing to the geography has no advantages for
business, and no desirable facilities for
communication with other portions OF the
county, our neighbor becomes angry and
not only denounces Perrysburg improve
ments, but seeks to abuse the friends Of
such improvements. That will not do.
Perrysburg would be delighted to note
some evidence Of a public spirit at the
temporary county-seat, but it does not exist
There is no point in the county so desti-
tute of business facilities and so wanting in
enterprise as Bowling Green.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-02-20

Tls New York Mercantile Journal
Company, $50 Pearl Street, New York
City, announce to the public that as all
previous editions OF the Lecture on the
"Currency Needs OF Commerce." by Mr..
WALLACE p. GROOM, in pamphlet form
sixteen pages have been exhausted and
as the inquiries for the pamphlet are still
numerous, they are again printing it, and
will send one or more copies to any per-
sen applying therefor and enclosing
stamps for return postage. 1t will repay
all who have an interest in and desire to
inform themselves on this important
question, to send and get copy.