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DEUTSCHER SCHUETzEN YEREly.
C0Lu ~ nIA, y. c.

Gsyruendet Mut,ooch den 81 Nay, 1874.
A NJ Mittwoch, den 8 Juni, Attends 81,
IA uhr wird cine Special Vcrsammlu o K
in Local des Herren J. O. Secgers' stattfin.
don, zur Entgegennahme von applicationen
iuer Aufnahme in don Doutschen Sohuetzen
Yerein.
Application mueasen Won zwei Mitglied-
ern dae vereins vorgesch lagen werden,
und sohrifttioh nebst dem Eintri.tsg cid
Won s5:00 an einen der Untcrzeigneter
abgegeben merden.
ALE Deutsche sind HERMIT eingelad d Ell
zahlreich zu erscheinsn und dem Vsrein
bei2utreten. damit dorselbe bald der
Stolz der Deutschen Columbias werden
moege.
J.O.sEEGER3, President.
b. hoKNia. Secrctair. May311
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AT ORANGEBURG.

Furnishing Goods.
N EPST1N has the largest, handso M eat
1(e and cheapest stock Of CLOTHING,
HATS and FURNI3HING GOODS in the
city. Nav 40
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Summer Clothing

40 to d EPSrIN's. under Columbia
NJ Hotel: for Mems and Boys Spring and
Summer CLIO THING. May 80
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Acts and Resolutions
nFth thr State of South Caroliua for Spe.
~ .ci.' -eHsion. 1873, and Regular Session
Of 1877 Il. Price 81. Postage 10 cents.
For -sl,. at 1'@
Mav24 r. l.. BRYAN'S Bookstore.
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Notice.
A FTER 30th OF NAY my terms will be
! n st,ir.ly CASH, and those indebted
arc advised TO call and settIe and save
| cost J. 81. DENT.
| May 30
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Hats Of Every Variety.
fU9rreosivcds ~ D. .EPSTLN,S, STRAW
soma SS taas3i}ia hGA':Rs R.3so 3ssd
re1ae.,, Shirts. &C.
90 TO D. EPSrfN'H, for SHIRTS and
" FURNISHING GOODS. May 80
GOVERNOR MOSES
RE1SG the highest executive officer in
- the State, ID the party to whom con.
dehned. criminals must apply to obtain
pardon and escape death. The s.INDIAN
GIRL CIGAR STORE" being the leading
house in the State, in the line OF CIGARS
and TO 6ACCO, is the place where smokers
must resort to obtain the best articles for
the least money, and escape the extrava.
CANT prizes usually charged by dealers,
An tho news that President or the United
States had been
AESASSINATED
Caused great citeme ent am ong the people.
80 tho sale OF the 'UELEBRATED FIVE
CENT CIGARS" has caused q sensation
among smokers which has 80 Increased
that IL almost equals shas OF politicians
over the proceedings
AT ORANGEBURG,
member, this Cigar is sold under a
copyrighted brand, and can only be obtsin-
ca ut PERRY i SLAWSON.
Indian Girl Cigar StoEe, Oolumbia Hotel
BLOCK, Columbis. \. q May30
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New Books at Bryan's Bookstore.
EUkOPE Seen Through American spec.
IL tAc'cs-by Editor OF baltimore Anieri-
can. Autobiography and ii. moir OF Rev.
DR.. Guthrie; u verv interesting and amus.
ing volume. 90 90. f,gs
Pen Pictures of Europe-by Elizabeth
PeAke, with Plates.
Willow Brook-by the author of s'Wide,
WIDE World" $I25
Lnglish psychology-by Ribot. $1,50.
Mr. Aicott's school. 81 81.
Yesterday with Auth' rs-by Fields 50 90.
Tho Gonse'vA,i N of Energy-by Balf.ur.
Dr. Knhhrauech on Physical Measure
mtnts. 50 so
Helps to y Holy Lent. sl25. And other
new Bn"ks. Also, variety of new NO.
VELS. by popular authors. cheap.
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WILMINGTON, COL. &AUe. r. r..
COLUMBIA, =. c., May 90, 1874,
p OUND TRIP TICKETS 10 ali promi
LII nent Virginia springs and Western
North Carolina Excursion Points, good
until November l. 1874 will be on sale at
tho Compau!'s Ticket Offices in this city,
both riu Charlotte and Wilmingto ton, on and
after June 1, 1874.
Tickets to New York, Philadelphia, Bal
tiinofe, oti BAY LINE. at reduced rates, also
GU sale: A. POPE,
May 30 General Passenger Agent
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Excursion Season OF 1874 via Allan.
tic Coast and Midland Lines.
kN& H !!a2lll1Il sa}assa ss}ssa
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LIVERPOOL. May 3O-Eyening.-
Cotton-sules OF uplands, nothing be.
low good ordinary. deliverable in July
or August. 8 8 l6; nothing below low
midding. deliverable in July or Au-
gust, 856
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-19
Regulation Of Time.

Some remarkable contrivances for the
indication and regulation of time were
exhibited at the London Exposition.
Among these was clock moved by the
equilibrium of water and air; clock in
a case, which occupied thirty-four years
in completing it, with astronomical,
chronological, and other movements,
wind organ, &c; a geographical clock,
showing the difference of mean time in
all the capitals in Europe; clock show
ing the days of the month, the months of
the year, the motions of the sun and
moon, and the state of the tide at some
of the principle sea ports of Great Brit
ain. Ireland, France, America, Spain
Portugal Holland, and Germany, and
going for twelve months; skeleton
striking clock, going four hundred days,
and showing dead seconds by means OF II
chronomctcr; Il tcll-talc clock, for the
purpose of detecting delinquent servants,
and calculated for the express purpore of
regulating domestics. Among the
watches exhibited was one which goes a
wear; another showed the time to asiXth
of a second; and third was made of
ivory. with gold screws and steel move
inc powers worked in ten rubies, and
wcighed-glass and case included-only
half an ouncc.-PttsJ"rgh Telegraph.
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Josh Killings, Spice Box.

Most every one luvs to listen = SANDER
but tharc amt but few but despise the
author Of it.
Without mummy, without friends, ana
without impudence, liz about It" 10"
down in this world az any man can Se''
and keep virtewouSe.
After man has passed the age o, o.,
about awl that he can find to talk "o"U'
ana bray on IL that he has got mort E
pans and axes than emmy of the rest Vi
his Majors.
There Is nothing that a man is so GER
tain oy a. he i, of what he sees, ana ye'
there is nothing after all that decei'eS
him Oftcucr.
Beware Of the man WHO'S always
ready to Sw"p old friends fur nu ones.
The dog that will follow every body
Amt worth kus> < : IL 81
When l play whist l alwuzz like .
pho"l fora pardner, for they do hoia
such good hands.
have had people set down hi mi
side and kontidently undertake to ex-
plain something to me of great impEr,
lance and after talking 81 minutes by
the watch, lnot only didn't kno what
they mad been trying to tell but had for
got good deal that l knew before
There Is but little that IL new under tn
sun, and what IL Amt good formuch
kant tell exactly whats the matter
ov me, but L am alwuz just little shy
ov the woman who wears her hair ku'
short.
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LITTLE TOM.

Twas Bob Jones that lived down there
long w
With his wife and child-"little short legs"
We called him. When our days work was
done.
We strolled down to the tent to play with
Tom,
The only child in the ranch. Our pet
lie waS-a sprightly, tender, Sad-eyed
child.
We'd play with him till the sun was set,
Then he'd march off TO say his prayers, =,
And kneeling down, would pray lor all
the boys.
called
To little Tom to put away his toys
And go to bed. He never diSoDeyeu,
But went at once up TO the cold lott,
TndresScd, and knecling by the bed he lald
His curly head against il there To pray.
Though Shivrring with the bitter cold,
He would not pray in bed-would say
twas wrong. And there NJ morn they
found him,
come
And borne him up to II heavenly home;
And the pure white snow-hakes rouhd
the tent
Were not more pure than the soul that
went
TO God that night. FEANk iANlE'
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CASE OFHORRIBLE DE(EPTIONA
ELI Perkins WickedIy Cheating a
Great journal.

| FROM the New 1OIh Sull'
SIR: Yesterday | saw the following
paragraph in Troy paper:
Eli Perkins is at Saratoga, and is fur
nishing the Ne1 York HerdH the same
old letters he used to send to the Come
mercial .AdcertiSer two or three years,
AGO. If he is not the owner of several
oil wells, where in the world dose he get
the money to pay the Herald for publish
ing his letters ?-LouiSrHie Courie7-JoHr-
nat.
Now it occurs to me that the cOnscien-
ces of some newspaper men must trouble
them little after promulgating such
a tremendous fact rs the above for fear
il might not be true. If it were not true,
then ofcourse the writer would natural
" Law awake nights for fear ola libel
suit. Now, to quiet the apprchensions
of the editor ofthe C6rier-Jo"Taal,
and to assure him that his statement Is
literally true, 1 append the following
affidavit:
State of Ns,r York, torn Of Saratoga, SIS:
Personally appeard before me, a Justice
of the Peace, Eli Perkins, who, after
duly swearing, deposed and said: THE
above paragraph from the Louisville
Co,crier-JouIn states the true facts. |
hereby testify to my sorrow that l have
deceitfully published daily i'll the
Ne,c York Herald, all summer, the same
letters which l originally published,
with malice aforethough, in the Com
merciaL Advertiser in Ill. My reason
for wickedly publishing the same letters
AGAIN in the Herdid was because the
Co,nnerciaI 4drcrtiSer was PUBLISHED
three blocks from the Her0ld and |
did not see how the latter journal could
possiblv find out the base deception.
Resides | understood that the editors OF
the Herald could not read, and hence
could have no means OF finding ont how
basrlv and wickedly had taken advan-
,npc of their credulity. 1t was my wick
ed intention to publish in the Hcratd
next year the letters which have writ
ten this summer in the S,m, but now,
alas! | cannot.
| also somnly swear that, taking adTAn-
larc of the well-known poverty OF the
editor of the IIerald, l have paid him
over 100000 for the publication OF such
letters. also take my solamn oath that
the recent article on the symphony of
colors bv Miss Kellogg and myself IN
, tn, S,,t was originally written by Her
odot,I, rs stated in the Chicago Tr'5,"'c,
1t was also written by an English author,
n stated by the Cleveland Len"'7, and
bv some one in Harper's Ba="r, rs
good many people have said; 1t was
also written by Samuel Bowles OF spring
field and Henry Watterson of LOUISVILLE
1t has been originally written by more
author, than Nothing to Wear or
~Bct,cv and are out" | stole IT
bodily from the palmer of young lady
III Saratoga.
Subscribed to and sworn before me OH
this the lst day of September, 1874.
YoULIE SEE GRANT, j.
| ask through TIE Sun the Hera!d
forgiveness. and | humble myself before
it A. do before my enragcd mother-ih-
law. The HcrGld fellows would nave
been better men in my4clrcumStahcc'
than have been. Twill not pieau lot
myself. | even wish were dead. ,
have trusted this to the editor "l 'he
SIN in confidence.
fSirnedN ELI PERKINS.
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Ancient CourtshIp.

Here is an advertisement, apparently
the first among many: e7",
"To THE PUBL1C-This day, and on
every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday,
will be opend at the Gentlemen's Regis
ter Office, in Newcastle Court, true
Copy of the Ladies' Register, for in
spection, according to the terms men
toned in the serious Proposal for pro-
noting lawful and honorable marriage;
where any gentleman, for one shilling,
shall receive d ticket, which will entitle
hin to view the Register Books on any
two different days of inspection within
date teereof. The pamphlet to be he'd
at the said Office, and at the Ladies
Office, in st. Martins street. Leicester
Fields, and at Mr.. Owens, Bookseller,
near Temple Bar.-[The General Adrer-
.tiser, May TO- 1850. .
The way Tilted lover revenged him
self hundred and twenty years ago,
may serve as warning See the
General Advertiser, May Is, 1853.
"WHEREAs on Sunday, April II
1850, there was seen in Cheapside be-
tween the hours of Four and Five in the
Afternoon, young Gentleman dressed
in light colored Coat, with blue
Waistcoat, trimed with Silver Lace,
along with a young Lady in mourning,
going towards st. Martins near Alders-
gate; This is therefore to acquaint the
same Gentleman las Friend) to be as
expeditions as possible in the affair, lest
otherwise he should unhappily meet with
the same disappointment at last by
another stepping in in the mean Time, as
young Gentleman has been lately
served by the aforesaid young Lady,
who after a Courtship of these four
Months last past, and that with her own
Appreciation, and in the most publick
Manner possible, snd with the utmost
Honour as could possibly become a
gentleman. Take this Sir only
as a friendly Hint. l am Yours,
Thimothy HINT,
This announcement appears to be one
of series in various tOrms.-LondOn
AHeHOeasm.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co.

T-s,. ,a,y Ss:-
~ W ~.
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- = ; O. o o O.
TO BE GIVEN AWAY!
LIST OF GIFTS
NOlndividuaIBene

"'" Cash Gifts, aggregating 81
Whole Tickets, $40; Half Ticket,
quarter Tickets, :. -: Eleven Tickets
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Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

One squares incl space.
One time ..........s 70 One MONTH "S w
Two times..... % Three months. II w
Ono square ahangeable once a week $50.
Special Notices y per cent additional. ~
Advertisements TO occupy fixed places 70
per cent additional. .-..'.
Cuts will be charged double for space
occupied. ..,.,.. -o...
Double column advertisements, 50 per
cent additional. 30.
Local Notices ID cents per line-bm no
local notice tciH be inserted for less than ONE
DOLLAR. .'# ,
All advertisements, except for establish
ed business houses, must be paid for In al
vance.
All bills due on the first appearance OF
the advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
Yearly advertisers will be confined to
their legitimate business, and all adYer-
tisements not connected with II will be
charged for at our regular rates. .... ..
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SUGARS.

NJ BBLS. STANDARD EXTRA &. B. & A.
10 q" Crushed ,Pow'r'd and Granulated
80" Franklin EXtraC,
50" Jersey City {,
50" Livingston,
New Orleans in hhdS, or bills,
For sale ny
TINGLE * ISHAM.
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NELL & ELLINGHAM,
Wholesale GrOCers,
1905 Main st.

Have now in store and for sale:
200 Half Bbls Lake Herring.
100 White Fish.
200 No. 3 Mackcrcl.
900 No. Mackcrcl.
400 Packages Mackercl,2 and 3 In quarter
barrels and kits.
y Tierces choice Carolina Rice.
$50 Bills choice y. .. MOlaSScS.
30 HhdS choice y. q. sugar.
10 Bbls SyrupS.
200 Bbls Standards 4. Il, Extra e. GranH-
lated, Powdered, Crushed, Franklin and
&C Sugars.
800 RblS Flour, embracing White Rose,
keystone, IdlewiSe, Howard and other
standard brands.
100 Bags prime to choice Coffee.
- Half Chests prime To choice q. i.
Teas.
- CaddicS prime to Choice g. I. Teas.
our Tobacco embraces lIalbroOk'S J. K.
Millincr'S, PAGES and other good and re-
liable brands, among the best in the cOun
try Our stock is full and complete, and
will be offered 10 the trade at the lowest
mark ct price. We invite close buyers 10
call and examine our stock before purch-
aSing elsewhere.
marble NELL IL ELLINGHAM.
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FIRE-PROOF VAULT.

CLERK 5 OFFICE BOARD or COMNISslOS',l
WHEELING, Sept. Il, 1874. T..
Proposals will be received at this Office
until Septem ber2l, for a Fire proof vault,
10 be placed in the Office OF the Circuit
Clerk, % feet long, 10 feet high, and Il ieet
in depth. General specifications can BE-
had on applicatiOd AT this office.
CHAS. II. DEfTERS,
seplG Clerk Board Commissioners.
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~ ss r..
On AND AFTER MONDAY, NAY II,
" 1874. Trains will leave wheeling as lol-
lows '' ST.: E0TIs ExPRESS.
EASr-I.EAvES. wEsT-LEAvES.
Wheeling iaWheelmg
daily at....4:4O A. NJ. daily at....9:2O p. NJ.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Washington Newark.."'..3:!9 A. W.
Citv.......6:10 p. M.ColumDnS....4:D A. VI.
baltimore. p. NJ. SanduSky ....6:2j a. 81.
philn A. NJ. Cincinnati-lO % A. VI.
New York 10 A. M.ChiCagO........9:OO T.. VI.
"Sundays excepted.
WESTERN EXPRESS.
EAST-LEAvES wESr-LEANES.
Wheeling Wheeling
daily ai.....i:55 p. NJ. daily at...7:4O A. NJ.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES At
Washington 'Newark - ~
10 A. NJ. Colum6uS....2I p.
RoItim or, 40 A. NJ. SanduSky 30: 81 =.
phiIn,..S:2j p. M Cincinnati.lO 40 7. NJ
Sr\y York T.. M.tChiCagO.... AZ \. VI
ACCOMMODATES.
r,sr-IEAyEs. wEsr-LEAvEs.
nNNhpnlinp "Wheeling
Jnily nt g:a5 A. NJ. daily at......3 40 Pm.
IrEIVF.S AT ARRIVES AT
r,r,i,nrIanI % M. GAINESVILLE. $40 Pm.
nSundayS excepted. "SundayS excepted.
East bound trains make direct connec-
lions at Baltimore with trains for Phlla-
delphia, New York and Boston. Al ASH
inyton City for all points South.
West bound trains make direct connec-
lions for all points West and Northwest.
Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains.
WHEELING PITTSB URGH IND BAL
TIMORE DIIISION.
EAST-LEANES. WESr-LEAnES'
"Whcclng washington Ia,
daily nj 7:l5 AM daily ats % A. NJ.
whnaiing Washington, Pa,
dniIV nj 4;OOP. NJ. daily ATT 40 T. NJ.
SUNDAYS excepted. 'HSundayS excepted.
Tickets to all principal points can be
nrnrured nj the office at the Depot
THOS. K. SHARP,
Master OF Transportation.
RI. DEVRIES, General Agent, Wheel
my ~
New-York tribune., 1874-09-24
MIR. CHAMBERLAIN ARRAIGNED.

HIS RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE ABUSE OF THE REPUB-
IICAN PARTY IN SOUTH CARoLINA-REAsoSs
FOR THE ORGANIZATION or THIRD PARTY
To the EdftOr OF The Tribune.
SIR: see in the report OF an interview or
your correspondent with Mr.. Chamberlain, an account
OF which Is published IN your issue OF the 18th, Mr..
Chamberlain says, the coored Republicans have been
the prey OF demagogues and speculators, and their
errors have resulted IN the loss Of public credit, in
making public affairs in many respects dishonor TO
our State"
Mr.. Cham berlan is the nominee OF the Repuon-
can party for Governor the State through the Efforts
chiefly OF the very he denounces as the demagogues
who have led the coored voters astray' and when we
remember that he important officer OF the state
Administration for four years. considered rail- that time
as the possessing more Drains tnan tue rest Vi
State officers put together, may well ask now ~
that during the past six years we have never hearn
OF his having ever spoken one wOrd ~ uenuneh..lon
OF these demagOgues OF warning t0 the eOOred Notes
against themf We who opposed Mr.. CnainoeTidlhs >
election Governor directly charge IhaI nIs ,,
during all these years. proves him 10 De unnt 10 MI win
safety 10 the State position TO which tDese very en
seek 10 elevate himand IL Is mainly 1Or ths reason
that the honest Republican masses OF tS o'a,e PIVPVo
to hold now State Convention aud place Al thelI neau
Republican who firmly gwitnstOod the stOr oi seSos
sion during the whole four years OF the war; anu nas
proved true ana consistent Republican ever since
believing that only this way ever expect 10 pIlns
any considerable number of white voters In unison Win
US and establish that harmony between the races wlb
out which IL ID useless to hope Tor any advancement vi
the state IN material prosperity. -
Respectfully yours, THos. c. DUNN,
State Senator, and Chairman Ind. ReP, farty'
Columbia, .. O., Sept Il, lbIi
New-York tribune., 1874-09-24
SEw.YoRK A MEDICAL CENTER.

The students of the different medical colleges
In this city arriving In large numbers and settling
down for the Winters study. 1t estimated that the
Winter courses OF lectures the schools draw
TO this city nearly 1000 Many OF the students
attend two courses OF the country colleges and
come 10 this city for their last third and
degree. Many come here for their third course on
account Of the high reputation Of NewYork diploma
and also because the hospital advantages much
greater than those OF any other city, INDECENT students
spend their out Of lecture" time the young
of some country practitioner in good standing
rounds of visits and read what he may direct The
first Winters they attend the cheaper OF lee
lures at the smaller colleges but the third year they
come TO this city for the last course and take their
diplomas in the Spring following. As rule these
study medicine TO acquire means OF obtaining q
spectacle livelihood. 1t is this that such
prejudice has arisen against the employment Of young
and recently graduated medical men. The Harvard
Medical School IS an exception other medical colleges
In this College no student can graduate and take the
degree Of the College who has not been able to
pass the searching examinations Of the course.
Men enter that College, and at the end Of
ination upon what they have been over
before they proceed with the studies Of the next six
months. They are finally examined upon all their
studies for tine years and fair test OF ability
practice medicine is thus made Aside from the expe-
rience age give, under such system the who
pass successful examinations are well fitted 10
The responsibilities which medical practice entails
This system cones the European requirements,
and the demands OF the public cause the standard or
medical education In all the colleges TO be raised higher
aud higher each succeeding year. Hardly city IN
NeUHorR and medical education ought TO be placed ut
lust high u standard.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-24

UNION SQUARE.

TIFFANY & co. invite an examination OF tho
most extensive assortment of elegant Note and Let
ter Papers and Envelopes
The facilities afforded by their houses in London
and Paris enable them to present the novelties OF
those cities as soon as introduced tdere.
The importation Of papers in bulk DIRECT FROM
THE MILLS of England, Scotland, and France gives
them the advantages of the FIRST SELECTION and
best price,
The recent purchase of improved machinery makes
it possible for them to offer papers and envelopes Of
shapes not seen elsewhere and to prepare individual
styles for those who desire them.
Capable artists are prepared to execute heraldio
Devices curious and original designs for Monogams
Ciphers, and other embossed headings and skillful
artisans to finish them in correct and beautiful
colors.
Paper and Cards for Wedding Invitations are
specially prepared from one pulp, securing uniform
texture and appearance in the various thickneSses
requisite.
Mourning Paper and Envelopes Of neV patterns
in stock, or prepared with borders Of any width to
order.
Illuminated Menus, of unique design, on exhibi-
ton, and special devices, expressing individual
IDEAS furnished on application.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-24
ACCIDENT To John APPLETON

AS John Appleton of the firm of d. Apple
ton Co., accompanied by his wife, was leaving the
race course at NewDorp, Staten Island, on Tuesday
evening, driving in carriage his horses became fright
ened aud ran down the road. The carriage was over
turuod and both Of ia 0onnDantA varA thrown the
New-York tribune., 1874-09-24
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER, YESTERDAY. AT HuDSUrs. IN BHoAo"h' l.
s.u-G0i SoOp-6s' 8 D n.-77' Mdug6s-ol
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arenue Hoel-Senator Reuben =. Fenton ..o. OF
James.Own, n Gen. Meredith hesa y. ~ q w HeSsss Of
Vermont and Col W. L. Scott Of Ee, Pa $40
Nholas Ho-Gen John Pope, A. Leo.ensp
AIM n ~ " Gen H. r. jones OF
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