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RY b. Ii. WARNER,
u Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner7th and ste. northwest.
OHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLIIMPRoyrD
PROPERTY ON 18TH STREET, BETWEEN
l. AND STREETS NORTHWEST, IN
WASHINGTON CITY, d. o..
- Under ard by virtue of decree, passed by
& he supremo Court of the District Of Columbia,
WA1u cause pending I'm that co art, wherein VIM
Chase is lsintiff. ano Ann }. Conner aud Richard
a FTeere are d'fendsnts No. 1894, Eq Doc. 49,
me uDorrsigned as trustee Will sell public auc
ton 10 trent Of the premises, to the highest bidder
on SATURDAY; the 1 st day of August. 1874, at 6
O'Clock m q lot Of ground deser ibed and known
IS part OF the west half Of lot g. in square lsl This
property IS improved by two story frame house,
The terms ere: ODe-fOurtb of the puro ase money
cash, aud the balance in equal instameDts of g. IL
and Is months, the purchaser TO give for the de-
ferred payments his promissory notes. be scared
by deed of trust said part of the half of lot
s. In square l6l, and bearing interest at per cent
ire dste OF sale. 100 to be deposited by the rur-
chaser whose bid Is accepted. All eonveyaucing az
the expense Of the purchaser.
JOHN w,FRsZEE, Trustee,
y23td j. T. COLDW ELL, Salesman.
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A LEXANDRIA 3 WASHINGTON Il.
a AND

. 49,
CORNER OF b AND SIXTH STREETS.
LEGAL trains leave for Alexandria ss foIiows:-o,
. ~ aud p. daily, ali other rains daily except
fLa Sesi Train, from Als.s,sr,. .rr,v. =. ,o,,ov
2:S3i 5:3S, e:3S, S:3S, 1893, 1888 A. a.
t:3S, 1888 f;33, S3S b:33, 1888 .. IA, The s:33
other trains daily except Sunday.
"a a., .; m 3D., and m; connect with trains on
kIChdOND FAST 1XPREsS leaves daily, ex-
cept sunday, at .. m, arrive at Richmond 1c:43
D.
GBEhT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond,
teaves Washington :33 2. daily except Sunday
Through tic ets 10 all points South aud Southwest
Tor sale at Oees corner 18th street and Pernsylva
nla syenus, and corner 6th street and Pennsylvania
SysnCe where passengers can leave orders for bag
Esge to be checked at all hotels and residences
through to destination.
E.s. YOUNG. Cent Passenger Agent. jy4-.f
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rGxrrRAL NAruRr-No. ea.1

An ACT making appropriations for the pay
ment Of invalid and other pensions Of the
United States FOR the year ending june thir-
tieth, eighteen hundred and seventy-nve.
Be Il enacted by the Senate end House Of Repre-
sentdircs Of the United States Of America On Com
sress assenssIed, That the following sums be.
and the same are hereby, appropriated, out OF
priated, for the payment Of pensions for the ns-
cal year ending the thirtieth OF June, eightee1
hundred and seyenty-fye:
For Army pensions TO ilvalids, widows. and
Dependent relatives, revolutionary persioas and
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BALTIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD
DEPOT CORNER 6TH AND BIS TREATS NV.
After June 18th, lS7A. trains will run as folows.
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AUCTION SALES.

RY Wash. b. WILLIAMe, Auetioueer,
~ lSuccessor 30 Green q williams, Aucfs !,
No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and ~ a.
a On WEDN1BDAY, the 29th instant st 10
w O'Clock O. m, shall sell Ct house No 500,
on Pennsyl vsnia avenue, between sab and n h
streets west, opposite Metropolitan Hotel, the
following named Fprniture-
Hair Cloth sofas, Chairs and Tables,
n Painted O atse- sets,
Thirty Husk and Cotton Mattresses.
BIankets, Comforts, Spreads, Sheets ID Cases.
WINDOW eh sdes, Toiiet Sets and Lounges,
Brussels, Ingr ain sn1 other CARPETS,
walnut 1xt nsion Tables and Dining Chairs,
goed e Of croc kerr and Glassware,
- lot Of Kitchen Requisites.
Terms cssh
D25-d (Rep1 WASH b WILLIAMS. Auct
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dey, Wsdnesdsy and Friday and $40 ,. m. daily,
except Sunday, connect at Bowie with trs ..s for
POpes Greek leaving Bowie ct 10 q. N. and 10
D. m, arriving at Pope's Greer ri 1:sS and 7.2s
o.
Trains leaving Washington at s:35 a. m, and
$40 p. m connect at Oden:on with tr aims for An
napolis.
Trains arriving ct Washington at 1910 O. m,
and e:33 .. m, connect NJ Bowie with trains from
Pores Greek line.
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket Or1ce
northwest corner of 18th street and Pennsylv apis
avenue, northwest 9Th street aud PepnsylYs.
MIA avenue, can have their baggage called for and
checked at hotels and residences to a points North
and West. Through tickets to Cincinnati, Column
bus, indianapolis, Louisville, S.. Louis, Hew Or
leaps, Chicago, Omaha, San Francisco, and al
points Fast, W est, North and Sorth.
L. DUBARRY, General supf.
i. 3. YOUNG, 9en1 Pass'r Agent, sp23-n
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by LATIMER ULEARY,
~ Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th st
Star Once Building
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QY WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auctioreer,
- Successor to Green & Williams,
Northwest corner 10th ana ID streets,
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AItef y une Zotn, lof4, u
ThAiNS LEAVBF FOR
BAL TiMORE.
1853 .. NJ. northern ex.
press, daily.
SUI .. m, Accommoda.
tlon, daily.
1923 a. m. |, Limited Tx
press for New York,
daily ex. Sunday. Par.
Tor car train.
IL: s3 o. M, Fast Linz
West daily, eH. Sunday l
ga Up. m, Accomm. d a.
tior daily, OK. Sunday |
$40 D. m, fer Pittsburg,
Cincinnati, and south
west, daily. For the
North daily, excep;
$40 D. m. for Philsdel-
phia, daily.
1898 D. m. accommoda-
ton to Baltimore daily
except Sunday
D:OS .. m, daily, New
York Might Express.
Trains leaving Washing
day, " ednesdsy and Frid
aNCPnf Sunday ronuact
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HHTHD ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
THURSDAY, July serb, isIi, same hour aud piacs3
VIM. b. TODD, JR., Trustee.
iy23 eokda IT. COLD WELL, Salesman,
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Public Meeting.

n democratic Conservative County Conven ton
was heid at the Courthouse in Moore6eld on
TUESDAY, August 4th, 1874, for the purpose Of
sehuing delegates to the District Congressional
convention TO be held at Piedmont on the goth
oil August, 1874. ). II. Alexander was called to
Tue Chair, and j. Z. Baker, Jr., appointed Sec
rotary.
On motion the Chairman appointed a commit
Tee, consisting OF Joseph Sprigg. p. w. Ander.
son, Joseph Vanmeter, II. NJ. Gamble - TO
draw up resolutions for this convention and an :
point delegates TO represent this county in the
District conven ton the goth inst. The dele
gates appointed by said convention were as fol-
lows
From Moorefeld District, Thomas Maslin. s
II. Alexander, IL. b. Sherrard and j " Cunning
ham-from South Fork District n. ID. Parran
"A. Somerville, John Daniels and William Fisher
:, rom Lost River District, Samuel Harper, AN.
Wood, George W. Hawse aud u. j. Miller-from
CaPon District, John Liggett Joseph Didiwiek,
J. NJ. Warden md Lewis Eyerly.
The following resolutions were also presented
by the committee and unanimously adopted
Resoioed, AS the sense of this meeting that all
diYersities OF opinion heretofore existing in the
Democratic and Conservative party of this conn-
" should be forgotten, and that all those who
have the interests OF the State and county heart
should direct their united energies to the over
throw OF the present corrupt Admiusti alton Of
tue Federal Government and TO the ad yancemeui
oil the great principles OF the Conservative Democ-
racy, the only party now in existance capable OF
giving any relief to the people,
Resoiced That we cordially invite all persons,
no matter what may have heretofore been their
party affiliations to join with us heart and hand
in our endeayor to break down Radicaliem in w q.
Virginia
Res0iUed, That we in favor OF nominating
for Congress the man who will represent us and
our intetests with dignity, honesty and ability.
JOSEPH VANMETER,
JOSEPH SPRIGG,
i. w. ANDERSON,
III. Nj. GAMBLE.
! The Chairman of this convention appointed an
Executive Committee for this county. On mo-
ton, resolved that any citizen OF this county,
who is "A member Of the Democratic party, aud
| happens to be present at the Congressional Con-
ventiou shall represent this county. On motion,
| it was resolved that these proceedings be pub
lshed in all the papers of this District.
| On motion, the convention adj urned.
S. III. ALEXANDER, Chairman.
j. g. BAKER, JR., Sec y.
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JOSEPH SPRIGG,
i. w. ANDERSON,
III. NJ. GAMBLE.
Communication
J. G.. BAKER, JR. Sec y.

BARRErrsvlLLE, Aug. 10th, 1874.
Ma. HARPER :-Supposing that you desire all
the items Of interest occurring in the county for
your readers, submit to you the particulars of
very successful Quarterly Meeting held at this
place by tue Officials of Springfield Circuit,
baltimore Conference NJ. E. Church North y
Services were held on Saturday in the School
house near this place. The Presiding Eide. be-
ing present, delivered very edifying discourse
on the 'peace(nlness of Rel;g ion' After which
the audience was dismissed with the beuediction,
TO meet in tie grove near by on the morrow
morning at 1880, a. ~, for preaching. Love
feast at the School-house at $50 clock
The day broke forth in oil that beauty, splen
dor and glory that filed every heart with anti
cipated joy-hardly cloud was to be seoa--ths
geo'ln bgeszes seemed 10 be- saving the leaves 10
aad fro as 4 predicting wonderful outpouriug
OF God spri. apon The people. 1T s.sp, 80
seast was held at the School-house, when aud
where the Lord was pleased 10 bless his children
and give them brighter evidences Of future re-
ward when life experience shall have ended and
all passed away.
The congregation assembled in the grove at
the appon ted time in numbers reaching, Perhaps
ZoV SOUS lev. Ut. cooper, Il. f., Rev. a. T..
GeaIhart, Rev. /. II. Ofrner and Rev II Powers,
were in the stand. Prayer was offered by Rev
Mr.. Gearhart Of the Church South, after which
Rev. DR.. Cooper, =. E., preached n very cfIec-
tive and feeling discourse from Pisa. cxxXIx-i7-
49, At the close Of which the Sacrament o. the
Lord Supper was celebrated, 5G from various
branches Of the Christian Churches cOmmuning
The benediction proaouuced-the congregation
10 assemble at 2.30, =. NJ, for preaching. Num-
bers OF the congregation remained in the grove,
having brought their dinners, which we all re-
lished very much.
The congregation resssembled ~ the appoint
ed time after dinner. Prayer being offered by
Rev. Mr.. Powers, Rev. DR.. Cooper preached n
deep yet home-like Holy Ghost sermon, from
Luke xn-3l v.-brillianuy pointing to the
Christian encouragement Is and giving them The
true source Of great wealth-after which the col.
lection taken up. The benediction was pro-
nounced by DR.. Cooper and services closed, when
The people began to dispense TO their homes.
Thus ended the Quarterly Meeting, perhaps
one such has not been held for number Of years
in this community equal to it, because of the
blending aud intermingling Of Methodsm.
Yours, &c, II. c.
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PASSION FOR GETTING RIcH.-A gentleman
holding position OF trust made use of moneys
not belonging to bin, and was tempted 10 act so
by unsuccessful speculation and extravagance in
living. The judge in passing sentence, took ad =
vantage of the opportunity to read wholesome
lesson TO the community. lie said ssYou are
The self-made victim ola passion which seems TO
be Selling on society at large, and which, like
disease, spares neither age nor SEX tue single or
the married, the rich or the poor-the passion
for getting rich by one or more strokes of luck ::
by process which is as much open to the fool
as the wise man, 20 the knave as 10 the honest
man. 1t appears as if in these times men had
but one faith, one hope, one object in life
wealth. Responsibility, contentment with what
we have, the happiness of our family, honor, all
are sacrificed to this one god of the age we live
in. Everything is TO be sacrificed not only our
own prospects, but the prospects of those dearest
to US. the prospects of our wives and children-,o
the great mania of getting rich and this wealth
10 not that which is the result of patient indus
try, uprightness in dealings, ard legitimate
trsde, but the wealth Of the gaming table"
The minister who preached sermon from
the text, "Godliness is profitable" also believes
that Honesty is the best policy"
Ills Excellency, Gov John j. Jacob, with
his family, are, at present, visit to his rela-
tives in this place
1t is said to be a Ioor rule that will not
work both ways. The proverb says ''silence
gives assent" distinguished gronau, says
"ascent brings silence"
A brawl occurred on the line of the Narrow
Gauge Railroad, the night of the 18th instant,
between two lrishmen the weapons used were
razors, the cause of the disturbance, whiskey.
The result Of the contest was, one of the party
was severely and dangerously cut on the throat,
neck and head. DR.. Snyder WAS call " the
case, and reports probability Of recovery
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Baltimore Cattle Market
THURSDAY, AUG. 6. 1874

THURSDAY, AUG. 8, 1874.
BEEF CATTLE. The market opened more active
this week. and full &c higher than last week
for top grades Though the extreme tons were
scarcely good as last week there were moro
good Cattle than then, and these improved in
some few isolated cases perhaps lc per pound.
The Improvement in the better grades gave a bet.
ter tone To the others, which were fairly active
! hli near the close when in some instances lower
| figures than last week submitted to- Sew
eral hundred were left over, and will either 60 to
the country as stockers, or be reshipped east at
! their owners risk.
Prices to-day for Beef Cattle ranged as fol-
| lows Best Beeves al cease CO that GEN
orally rated first quality 1 5O@S5 g.. medium
or good fair quality 7569S4 80 ordinary thin
| Steers, Oxen and Cows OoGS3 as; inferior
and lowest grades of Cattle OO4O0 00-gen-
eral average of the market to-day 81 Is ex-
treme range of prices O0@S6 CO Most OF
the sales were from A 90 to s. ri p 100 lbs.
. Of the receipts 438 head came from Ohio GOO
from virginia, 1907 from West Virginia, and
! SO bead from Marylsud---~Totai receipts
Tor the week 2ii4 bead against 1893 last
week ard 1909 head same time last year. OF
| the offerings o25 head were taken by Baltimore
! butchers, 40 sold 20 Washington city 6aatossz
fiafsis ! - 80 ~ =
Eastern specuiatogs. iotai SUES Tor the week
1919 head, against 1862 last week, and 1880 head
Same time last year.
COws.-We quote Mich Cows plentiful and
dull at at 30G9S45 per head
SHEEP AND LAMBS. --NeaIy one-half the receipts
recorded this week consisted of stock intended
for New Jersey if this market did not offer supe-
Tior Inducements for operations and they have
gone on. The market here was a shade more ac-
tive than last week. though Eastern dealers have
not taken near as many Sheep. yet the country
demand has supplied the deficiency, and prices
have been well maintained. We quote fat Sheep
at 4C95 cents per pound gross. Stock Sheep 2
5OG93 30 for good open wool and in good demand;
2(0S3 90 per head for fine wool Lambs dull at
, -5GGS3 20 per head, as to quality Receipts
this week 1854 head, against $3.50 last week and
Goo head same time last year.
IloGs.-The very fair increase in numbers of
the receipts which came in emily in the week
consisting mostly Of common grass Hogs, eau sed
temporary decline in prices, and they receded
to 50 10 for tops Of which there were very few
These having soon been uenrly all djsposed Of
prices recovered again on Tuesday, and have
been well maintained ever since, though the quo
tations for common Hogs show no Improvement
The market closes firm for the best, with good
prospects for the Continuance of present prices
We quote best iI1gs at Q 5OGSlO, and common
aud grass Hogs at s 25G9S9 90 per 100 pounds
net. Receipts this week S5fG head, against COST
last week, d COOS head same time last year. --San
BALTIMORE VUUPSDAy August -
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By Yesterdays Nail.

EgIN Illinois, whea. is selling at one
dollar bushei.
ES Our exchanges by yesterdays mail
bring no further Developments in the
Ross case.
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The War In Arkansas.
THE NEGROES OCCUPYING AUSTIN

MEMPHIS, Aug. l2-Csp,sin JAMES
LEE OF the steamer ST. Francis, which or.
rived from below this morning says after
the negroes who had Austin surrounded
were rrpulsed yesterday they disappeared
aud the story was soou circu lated that they
were numbering tao women aud children
left unprotected on the surrounding plan
tations, which caused the men who had
been defending the place to start for their
honses TO protect their faDiies. Austin
was soon left without any defenders excen,
one or two white men aud The negroes came
iE aud took possession and proceeded 70
break open saloons aud stores and beloed
themselves. AT lsss accounts they haG
committed no act of violence toward the
few whites who were unable to get AWAY
but Is they were becoming drunk fears
were entertained tba, they would burn the
Village. Messengers were sent GU, to Can.
tain LEE asking him to land them, bu. be
had large numtor Of refugees on board
some Of whom tho negroes had ,hroatonod
to kill. DR.. PHILLIrs, late Republican
member If the legislature, being Of the
number, aud they begging him no, 10 do
so, he passed on up without landing.
The Capture ofthe Negro Force Erpecte9
MEMPHIS, August II Genera Omar.
MERs came upon the steamer Frapci, 70
Peters Landing, where the St. Francis met
the whites with reinforcemen,s from here
Il was requested by The Deputy Sheriff
in the absence Of the Sheriff, to take com
mand of the men, and he went back with
them. They will land at 80. k" landing.
and eodeavor to cut off the retreat of the
ne groes from Hills, and doubtless ere this
tho whole force hps been captured. The
negroes had no suspicion of the spproach of
this force, end were too busily engaged in
debauchery to be prepared to meet them.
General CHALMERS Is a man we'll known
for courage aud coolness, and his being 10
command gives assurance that no blood will
DO unnecessarily shed.
1t ia proper to state thar parties have no.
thing TO do with this trouble and tba, Nav.
or WooDsON an | number of or.ar nan
who have been prescribed by the u.tFoos,
are republicans.
Aa Appeal FIR Reinfoyecmeats
MEMPHIS, Angus, II --Tho folbw;oo
! has Just been re ceived:
HELENA, August L. --Tuo5hs n Al
LEN & Co., send % isigtysf,ce Dement'S by the
81. Francis soEd s',sS With fsed nwron-
n'tie alton II posssJ.ssss'; Is rations for IL day
s'saoll Il. CHALMERS
From this IL vnulT Aeem ,bn, Goper,l
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MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

The PeruUia1s Syrup, a Protect
ed Solution of the PrOt0yttio of
Iron, % so combined as TO hare
the character of an aEiBlent, 90
easily dtpested AMI 0SSt1Ili ICsteE
avfth the blood as tho 6ljRpLesC
food 10 Increases the quantity
Of Natures OIUI Pitdttztn0
agent, IRON iB the blood, aud
cures ga thousand It's, !" siDsIIY
OY TOni7Ig Esp, InUi1Or0tiHO and
VstCttt<tItO the System. The en-
Stched and Uit0Jtze6 blood per-
S5edtes eVerU part of the body,
s'ep0tg'fTlO damages and tOdsto.
ee0rchfn0. out morbid 6ecro-
ssoils, ana tedUf5fO nothing Tor
disease to feed sED091.
This DO the secret Of the sU01s-
de7TuI Snccesc cftI.fs remedy Eis
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, Dropsy, Chronic Dlar-
rh1a, Bolls, Nervous Affections,
Chills and FcveFs, uumors,
Loss of Constitutional Vigor,
Diseases OF tho Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
ana dU diseases originating fTs
~ bad state OF the blood, or otc--
NOWtNtfsseLNN w tSCOFtttU W % tttV
state Of the sU9teu2s Being free
from IIcOhOE, t11 ann form, its
eHeTOizfNO effects are not f0E-
S01Oed Or corresponding 9'onc-
zion, OItt are permanent, TINT
gt1lD strength, ViOOr, anil net0
ttfe into CttL 71dFtS Of tie eUStens,
ana J1siLdtSsO 1ll2 an iron Com
0titWtfOT.
Thousands hare been cT.angeG
bD The Use Of this remedy, from
sCcdIe, stcEED, suffering cre0-
lures, To- strong, he0IthV, and
hdppU men USbG tUOnaefI 0Ttd
fltU0ttCt0 cannot TeGs0noblgJhes~
ftdte To Otve 10 q trial.
See that each bottle has PERIL.
WAN SYRUP bLos0s f1s tho OEe0s.
Pamphlets FREQ.
SETH W. F0WLE & SONS, Projectors,
NO. 80 Harrison Az, Boston.
soLD nv DEu0otsTa oEEERALLr.g
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July ~, 1874.

6zs'- 4 Camp Meeting will be held in the beau
tiful grove in Parks Valley, Hampshire County,
West Va, by the North River and adjoining Cir.
cults Of Baltimore Conference N. r. Church.
South, commencing August Goth and closing on
The 9th. Everything necessary for the comfort
Of all desiring to attend from distance IL being
prepared. Board eau be obtained per week or
day very low.
IT G. GEARHART, Pastor
July j., 1874 North River Circuit.
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ABRAHAM JOHNSON,
EMANUEL POLLING,
JOHN w MARSHALL,
CONRAD UMSTOTT,
J. S. HUTCHINSON, p. c.

a Camp Meeting viii be held by the Evanreli-
cal Association, commencing on Friday, the 2sth
day Of August next asa on the lands Of SIR.
Jackson Carder, . miles South Of Romney, and
mile West Of Mr. Isaac llaiBes' Mill, (nesr the
Grassy Lick Road, and ample accommodation
will be furnished on the ground. No huckster-
ing viii be allowed within the limits prescribed
by law, without consent Of the preacher in
charge. Plenty Of good water on the ground
for man and beast
j. A. GRIMM, Presiding Elder
JOHN T. BOWLES, p. 10 G.
InlV IL 1874
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MARRIED..

On the 4th inst, at New Creek, 10y Rev. John
Edwards, Mr.. JAMES w, REID to Miss AMANDA
9. SPENCER, al Of that place
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BALTIMORE, THURSDAY, August IL
Flour, sales Of Western Family at So l2J Extra
nj 5 jG23CDS5 - per bbl. Wheat sales of South
ern red at ] 35G3Sl 80 -Southern white nj ] 80
C1Sl 38-Western red, at 30Cll % per bushel
Corn, snles Of Southern white ~ % cts Oats at
45055 cents per bush. Rye - cts. per bushel
In New York, on the l2tb gold closed at 1902
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Religious Not. cca.

"A Camp Meeting for South Branch Circuit.
Methodist +. Church South, will be held in The
grove near Burlington, Mineral County. West
Va, commencing August 25lh, 1874 to continue
one week. All aro cordially invited 10 attend
No hucks'ering will be allowed within the lin
it5 prescribed bv law.