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New-York tribune., 1875-12-13
cHARIEs o.coNoR.s HINES.

F0Rr WAsHISGrpN Dec. 12.-Nr. OC"nor ycstrr-
day vas much weaker than he had been before. and
~as ia an unconscious condition during most of the
day. In the afternoon Cardinal McClOskey visited
bi'n. Last night Mr. OCOnor slept very soundly'
ana this morning he was much refreshed. The only
nourishmont however which he has taken to-day
has been one pear This morning he proppcd
up in bed. and shaved. There IS u possibility
that with bis vigorous frame be NAV His
physician. b0wever has not much hope and say s
tbst II u not likely that he vii live more than two
days longer
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13
rur KING RICHARD Runs AGROUND

BALTIMORE. Dec. 12.-Tbe steamship King
Richard Capt Ferson, Of rho King Line, which sailed
from here Friday morning for Rio Janero, ran aground
ON Bodkn Point II miles below this city. immediately
after The head " her condenser blown on Nobody
vas hurt Her passengers. eight in number, including
the Hon lanes r. Partridge Uniisd states Minister 20
Briz were brought back 70 the city tax Doat. The
Euc Richard also carried large Uniicd states mail fOr
q Thomas. The Argentine Republic, and Rio. The
-aan,hip viii r towed back 80 the cy for repairs, and
via y.opa bis sell again On ednesd2N.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13
Mr pu1IMAN ADVISES THE BISHOP.

r. tie BdftOr Of Fhe TribaHe
SIR: have been "A member of the Methodist
Ppr-ros Church for twenty years in this city and
DO uot second the motion Of Bishop Haven for Grants
third tsrm on the contrary, am opposed to H. an
also acquainted with very many members or the NJ l.
Church 10 city, and in some congregations with
majority of tho and, from observation ana
conversation give " a my opinion That II Grant De Mons
mated fora third term. by Bishop Haven majority
NJ the members of the VI. T. churches In this citJ
will vote against him. unless the Democratic
party make very great bmnder IN IN"
nominaton of his opponent. Further, can tel BISHOP
Hayen and thoss who seconded his motion that there
.r sone Methodists Who think he made bishop io
other pnrpo,es than nominating candidates for political
Office a.d that both ne aud all other ministers and
priests who are troubling themselves about politics
would attend to the OF their sacred ealing letting
tbe people attend 20 Pre-ideDtmakng would be quite
a, well Done and tho cause 0t religion would ne better
served. CHhsI"FhbH PULLMAN
Se,s- York Dec. 10. s75.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13
InMARn IL STOkI--

Edward II. Stokes died sudden ou Friday
n,Sht Of his sidence, No. Is East ort -aths Mr
Stokes wss formerly successful r4ut IN Philadel
pbs hut 70 this city many yesr aud retired
from business leading quiet life HI the father Of
Edward 3 Stokes and be had long been 10 besth has
ing never fully recovered from the shock he received
,.D tha announcement Of his sons convection, and hsd
been errepbly declining, mentally and phy sicaly ever
sine MI Stckess funeral VIII AXE place 8t p ~. To
day from the Ftlth Avenue Baptist Church, West Forty
XII st ami flfth-iEe.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13

iho rights of the people and must DO put down by sne IN
dspcudrut press D., ,,,, o.,
s:2O--BOres has nominated Charles Frno.s haahls W
f vacancy i tie Bprcl OF Regents of the 5mithon""
Institution, wh0noyer e8o occurs. mn.
1.O.-H Haticrsl hl. iusi Informed reporter tI't " ~
lark and that thegs Only two serious iuha
tifs ln tho crowd. -, 4,
--IG-uastead has besn called away by note scen'"
with pitChouli -, 49,.
couohrs IL evident nothing moro will be sScOniisned
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13
4 HOT lIrY cANrA1GE.

Bo,ro>. Dee. l2.-The municipal election.
which viii aae place ruesdsy, exciting unusual In
terrst and bids fair 10 hoty contested. Neither
party has made straight nominations. Two tcsets
iu tb- deld. Mayor cobb the present incumbent heads
oue With a fusion ~ Republicans aud Democrats. and
Hal--s H. Bosrdman Republican. with ticket ON which
Democrats pedomlustt has accepted the nomination m
0.itiou, Both cut 20 seek pure admin sttaLon and
fre br.a.tug up - riUg-
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13
No PARADE ON II. PArRLcKs pAY.

PHuA ADELPHIA, Dee. l2.-At meeting Of
the Catholic Total Abstinence Union of the arch
diocese OF Ph.de phia to-day it resolved that there
VIII be no parade OF tho Union on the l7th OF March
next hut that ont of love for American liberty, and
desire 10 render 10 the huDdredth anniversary or
American INDEPENDENCE al the honor due the occasion
great Will b- made ~ make thc annual parade on
the Fourth of u beGt memorable one Ia lie history OF
Z l.. .-.-- IL
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13
P1SSFNGERS 1RRTVFD.

FROM LIvERPOOL-r as5,Bsh4B BIiiSe. Dec. f2-Nn'
ODiuca Mrs b. Pa knscn. Geo. cfasIJIL ". j. BtBf.
Miss Austin p r. JO nson NJ 1usil 600 y. IenckeN
-, l. o. O'Shaaghn AL Mss b. ichtr u u. Nau<han. lh
No lltchio Mr. and lirs WIN. T. Gr1lf Ihos Pot< J. n
walker d. Wilseu, n. J.. Butteraeid. Mr. Brown Henry
Douglas Hr and Mrs VIM Mister T.. L. 5baBs Morn- AZ
Jones Mr. alf Mrs HcaTy Williams, Mr AMI Mrs j. v DIN
mOf,' r. ". Hurt q.
FROM LIyERPOoI-T1 steam.hfp WtSaoasin. DeA la -
Israel EOwer Thompson. Rc1ar0 sLJurton bef
nqrl stsnn Mira Eliza BOlch ohidT-p -arhup IHso
alss Juanita stcnaer, MT. and Mira Alfred Head and
children Robert -Mltn. Alfred Burnis, Joa&l fa0uas
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13
r0PrIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Dec. 12.-Ihe Iimes's Paris dis
patch adds the NJ Baze Of the Let to the st OF
Senators elected saturday.
LONDON, Dec. 13.-Ibc Morning Post an
uounrps that SIR. Cave aud the o,her meinbers and
attaches Of the mission TO Egypt have started lor
Ale IandIi9
LONDON, Dec. 13.-The Earl-of strahord, IN
letter to The T,es, orcrs 10 give ieboat To Haf-
wich If the local authorities viii provide crew ami keep
the boat u repair.
LE,r other E5rctgn ye1s 81 Ffrg, Pg0e.l
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13
BEsr HOLIDAY GIFT

The latest device in machine-sewing is the
Srw Automatic sewing Macnne" which s creating qui,o q
sensation IN the market better gift De selected by
mother ~ie sister friend. N0spccal discounts offered 70
sut purchaeis p-rie, appreciation and delight
t.. 10 the pos. sor No 15s Broadway Bond
AofL
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13
LfrEST FOREYGy NEWs
TILE BpEMERuAvEN EXPLOSION

LOSDoS. Dec. ia telegram from Bre-
Inerhayen "a TIE Daiy Neos says the steamer
Mosei was much damaged by the eSplosion' and
the saier will probably take her place
Four Of her passengers Killed including Hermann
Cramer OF Iowa. and SIX wounded. among them Hndon
Witte OF New-YOrk.
An efficient investigation shows that the total number
of killed by the etDlo ion l. 90 and wounded 40.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13

you meant II or not 10 Hot know" Nohsmined saif
God fosr,d that It -lIorld bo intent0nali !
pray that you step forward and smiie me
with tho Fi3h." 1ho kiErd ~ gTmrnt,
Gud M0hafnmrl sad Ihsv6 iiod "a teach the Uul OF
God q. il Tas taught ~ Abraham. Moses. aud ChH.i
They hrvc passed before me :" Nftiug his Ia
.ahi 5s eoupunoD- coming - JOIN y0u g. ana 81
died ~ the greet Bicn in history.
s-r 9fy fyr,rr ~ iraIy -afag Ltt-' Tiaf gIesI
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13
OBITCABf.
SIR HOUSTON STEWART


sir Houston Stewart, Nice-Admiral of the
British Navy, whose death announced from London
WIS boro IN 1871 He served at the siege OF ST. Jean
q Acre and Wa second in command the Black sea in
1865 Ho held. from time TO time several important
naval appointments. and was C0mmaDder-n chief al
tqyIoOuth from 1860 20 s03.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13
THE GERMAN FISCAL SYSTEM.

LONDON, Dec. ia special dispatch to
The Morning Post from Berlin ssye the Budget Commit
tee OF Rechstag has nnay rejected the new taxes
proposed BY the Government
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13
TIE PILGRIMS DIsBAND.

PanApELPHIA, Dee. lZ.-The mysterious
Pilgrim CLUB disbsnGed hst night IL charged hat.
10 took too actiyo q part n politics. aud public camor
has been against ~ existence. The - ia favor
and 4. sain.t dissolution.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13
RTSHOP MAVEN REPCDL4TED.
ACTION or Utah METHODIsTs.

SALT LAKE. Utah. Dec. 12.-At meeting
o Methodist ministers ths city the 9Th inst re'o-
utppa we're adopted protesting against the acton o'
Bishop Haven and the thodst preachers Of Boston ID
nominating President Grant for tiird term and de-
nluCnc the pursued by the Fies.Hen' ~ 'os"u
l., tuiA Territory.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13
SPANISH MILITARY MOVEMENTS.

LONDON, Dec. 13.-A dispatch from Sahtah-
der to The TiDes reports that 5000 infantry VIII cav
airy aud artillery expected there on the way 70
san Seba-tan and all the steamers in tho hHrbof nave
been ,SlbAT coed for transport service.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13

Exposure 10 drafts when heated. and sudden
changes temperature - The atmosphere ace prolific
,irfrr. severe cof- which ~ iunsmns
,ipn uf lungs ploufi7f ar.ua, aud other pulmonary
Should be unfUrunat. enough
h. 90 fr., .olh Ia DR. JANE GCfoEAhi,
tInrs Nii Only promptly cur. congis AID colds,
puiu0sT 'roncbisl
oIg... ani remove All dangerous - iBpton-
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13

ATFTySON-APPL ETON-On Thursday. Doc. 2. si ti-
hurch tha Ascsnso. by the Rev. JohD Cotton sIiI.
L. D. Hobart l. Atkinson Of Rochester 10 Hafnete daush
o. James Appleton.
Al Notoes Of Marriages must D. nlorsel eih tili
nd aJ0y.ss
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13

N.smvGroN, Dee. I2.-Ensisu Luri,u Young !,
crd ef-d 20 The r0ThaiaR ~ Norfolk, Va leMuH T. tui'
la appointed tef clerk Of the Ordnance Bureau NJ ne
Savy p,q-r,menj 20 n thu vacancy py ho de
of fr IA
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13
perrr CLOTHS NARErT.

Paovrsscr y. - Dec l1.-Prfnting cloths nsrkst Guf
ana dFing ne week. win sole. ~ 350D 'rs
price maintained tbHf FOR best tUi bai AZ eauer
feeling the street IS reported at. . close.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13
Special Goilres.


Hshremnnb Hospital.
Th- Hpsp3i open f0r The reception ~ patients ~
apart from s ner budngs Afford.
2 OF hight.
rho Nedcal and surgical Stsr arr-F leading Dhyl-
D the Home pattc prDes'oi.
AVp.g 0ns for admission oi ilsir df he n3lr 70 Df.
ARThtk BEACH. Resident r'5.. .'n ht Hospital
Imporinnt 10 MIX Consumers Having Young Chlifrya.
lniants >ick Ncnbsf ~, -'it IN 1nohtr coum
To Iadirs-The Anniversary o., 'nf f1as Rrnrh ~ 10
CITY NissOn viii - held MONDAf MORNING. Dro. 3, a.
I orock IN t- Lecture of The collegiate Reformed
gud E0ftYsght- -. The Rev. Dr IL ID.
LOW wl preside UT. NINCfN vt viii deliver
Ia1ss The various churches are earnestly gssi
90 he present
Nkw-ElFx Dee y 1870.
The Third Annual Rerepfian ~ The H0M.f FDH OLD
MN AGED cot PHI will De- bella az fhe HOME. Nn.
4sf Hudson adjoining iuk-r thuch Al t>nAi.
Dee Il Al hstpast t~O O'Clock o. N.
The Fliefs ol th' Institution afc r'p'tuhy ntiei 70 g
present Very fes,rcii s l,.,.,.- Al.
2oyear, Of Toll Crowned "iIh >scc,-..
4 Scts.t worth Millions.
THE PARIsIAN DIAMONDS
Thsi perfect resemblance the Ssnuus-Iv~sl,ts D.acs
detect the dinsrCace
Ih,r bFiiiisnes-gusis Tie srstwsteE pi.nouis-
rher surface s Diamond baspiy Btusncy
forever.
They AL sci In scd gold the styles lhe son
Diamonds
For s.e only al TIC J,werJ store OF
RICHARD lit MPHEEAS
sole Ascnt for the United ststc.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13

Col. Poster Of Indiana. 4. ;. Minister to
hoxio1 h,s D. en spending some daJs here, before
snbg IT, his post Oi duty. H. starts back during tho
holiday- and VA be accompanied by several Americans
sk0 DspOss speEdiBg the Winter IN the city of Mexico.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13

MI. W. IL. &. Price has started new trade
paper 7he GvOcer ln the popular sI.s psUPbict FORM
1S psses. baods9goely printed
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13

"wri,inr With the Type-wriier l. avery pleasant %.
HInIflu. lIIL.er llpllc
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13
TIE STATE or TBIDs.
HAVANA MARKET

H.y.S. Doc. II sasar tb-eloe Of busiaes. :or want
u hs greater -rt ~ he stocks having boon ."say
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13

= 7" ~ : 2"
name and ajOyesS
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13

MN AGED cot PHI wiu b, h,a az fhe "a
AL hudson r.. adjoining ii. luk"r thufch oh 40
Dee Il al haitpast teO a. clock o. m.
The Friends OL tns Institution Arc rt .p.fIHIy IN
present. Very rc.ircit t, - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-08

Some of the California papers have mani
tested deep interest in the affairs OF this Dis
trict, and they have neveTlOsf an opportunity
In roll up their eyes and express Il p'lari-
saioai sort OF sympathy al the way taxes
were being piled uphcTe, aS they called it. But
a. - usually the case. the man who i hunt
ing NOTES in his brothers eye fails to take
note Ot the beam in his own Taxes are pretty
high here as compared with the past; there
II 40 doubt Of that; but we have a good deal
To show for the increase. Ia California, on
the other hand, as a rule they have the take
without the benefits. For example. in
Marysvilie. a city of some six or seven
thousand inhabitants, and without any o.
The modern cOnyenienceS and almost with
out any Improvements at ali. the taxes for
the past year were 40. or lust a fraction
short of > PCT cent! In Plumas county in is
even per cent, while in CalayeraS n Spar>ely
settled county, without any city tax at all.
The rate il $50,
Or course these facts don't tighten our bur
den any. but they 10 show that. a. comparei
with those OF many places that have nothing
10 show iCr their expenditure. taxes are not as
excessive here, nor as exceptionally high as
many persons have been lei 10 suppose.
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LOUISIANA AND THE STATE LEGISL A.
TUREs--Many OF the state legislatures now
IN session are, we see. passing resolutions
COnGemning the government for its action in
the Louisiana affair This would be very
well II IL could possibly do any gOOi in end
ing the disturbance. but inaSmucn a. il only
serves to make more agitation upon a subject
with which they themselves have 10 leSis-
laiive business. II would seem well if they
wOuld address themselves to their legitimate
calling People of most of the states COM
plain that their legislatures waste too much
Of their time and Of the peoples money in
idle talk and useless legislation. Here is a
case in point. The national legislature is the
only one that has the power 10 dispose of af-
fairs in unfortunate Louisiana. and the ut
IeIancCS Of state legislative bodies will not
change the result one iOta. Therefore gen
tlemen. address yourselves to yOur own
troubles, and let this unhappy di fficulty be
solved where il can only b.; at the National
Capitol. There will be debate and reSOlu-
tons enough there To satisfy the wants OF the
entire American nation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-08

After all the talk about the opposition TO
senator Chambers reelection. il seems that
he has been unanimously TenOminated by
The republican caucus. The like talk about
a formidable opposition TO the reelection of
senator Hamlin seems to have had aS little
foundation. judging by the fact of his renom-
inatiOn. in the republican Caucus, on the first
ballot, by large majority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-08

The danger OF using kerosene oil in the pos
tai cars is again illustrated in the burning of
the mail for the north on the New York train
over the Baltimore and Potomac railroad at
the scene OF the disaster OF last night, full
account Of which is published in our local
columns. Great loss OF life and destruction
Of property has already needlessly occurred
from this cause, because the evil is one which
can be easily rCmeiied
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%I. o q F--METROPOLIS IODOE. No.
Wy ia full attendance Of the uieml,er-hip Is
requested ~ the meeting THIS FRIDAY EVENING.
January oih- Nhfn interesting exercises will take
place. Hon MILTON J DURHAM, VI. W. Grand
Sire. will Lc present and deliver an address Mem
Iers u sister Lodges are frsternally invited
IL EDWARD BAWSEI. Rs
~ATTENTION, KNIGHTS TEMPLAR-
tr-T Members Of WASHINGTON COMMAND
IRl, M. \. Knights TemPlaT, dir,sctod To
ss-sutbc st the Asy lum. in full uniform SATIR
DAY January Q, Ia Clock D. m. o. attend the
funeral q deceased trateT, RICHARD C. OLCOTr.
SISTER ComInaHdeTIcS invited o. attend.
By order % the Eminent Commander
M WARREN IA. CIRCUIT, Recorder
FPNOT4E To CLAIMANTS.-Ciaini OF all
10y cltS~e- against the late District Government
"a IN b. received ard r--rtfed before thu Board Of
Audit WHITAKER & COOKE.
deCzst. aL-3 7I5 18th street northwest.
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COAL, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIALS

i have always on hand large aud assorted stock
OF ANIHkAClTE and BI1CMINOUS co ALS
PINE, OAK and HICKORY WOOD in the stirk ga,
sawed and split; all kept under cover
Having the control 81 several brands Of Inpot1al
and Domestic CEMENTs and CALCINED PLAs
tEhS, and handling yearly many millions If BAN
Goh IAt MS am IN condition 20 4 n order, OF aay
character IA my line with dispatch and ilelity AZ
titiOn - -f~
Central Ofice-623 Louisiana avenue northwest
branch la-d-lst IT. bet y and q IS, saufhea,
WhaIt-foOt Of 81 street southeast.
OCt3l ~ WM GTTNAND
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COAL AND WOOD.

GOAL AND woOD.-On hand, large SUNNY of
Y the celebrated West Virginia Sp!iut 60 kf, Tor
open gratis also, al kinds of Anthracite aud Cum
berland GOALS, Hickory, Oak aud Pine WOOD
Sawed and Split, any lengths 90 suit purchasers
SOLOMON SLOWER.
Ofhces-Corner 2lst and l. and NJ between 10Th a.d
-tih Streets dacls IN
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According to Professor WattcrsOn. of the
Louisville OtuieT-J0,g7ldl, although Profess
SOr SChenck differs from him on this point
holding that a pair of deuces we'll backed up
by pluck and money will frequently beat
three Of a kind pair of Aces wilt lay over
any other pair in the deck; but an Old sport
who has been reading the papers pretty
closely lately, expresses the opinion that no
pair was ever invented that can beat the pair
Of Kings now prominently before the pub
lie. G., Katy King and Bill King. We
should be glad 20 have the views OF the two
eminent experts ON the points thus raised.
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Ne. 439 BEAUTIFUL INTEROIRS No. 439
1fE street. DECORATIONS. 9Th street.
CHOICE PAINTINGS, &c,
WRITER'S
No. 439 1th street, between ID and streets. doors
above Odd Fellows Hall.
Just received, Beautiful Pastel Paintings. By
Breuerton; alS1; Stone different sized copies of
Carl Muller Holy Family -
Oil painting of Charity. nv Gen8rria, Italy p,
Autumn on the Connecticut. by Max We'll.
Finest collection of oil Paintings ia the District,
ranging. in price from So 10 $50.
All the above are handsomely framed.
Also, choice ChrOmOs, Engrayings and Photo
graphs. &c: also largest assortment of PAPER
HANGINGS and PICTURE FRAMES in the Dis
trict. Window Shades, Picture Cord and Tassle
wire center timed, silver and gold Plated Picture
Cord, Picture Nails, Rings, sc. Orders for Paper
hanging. Window Shades or Picture Frames pune
tually filed and satisfaction guaranteed.
~Terms Cash. JAMS ct
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WARREN CHOATE CO.'S
ANIMALS FOR 1875.
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Almanach de COtha.
Whirlaker'S Almanac
British Almanac and Companion.
Church Altman
Methodist Almanac.
New York Observer Year Book; and, a. soon as
ready.
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tbs
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIi.
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VISITING CARDS
engraved and printed eNpeditiou-y. ami Wedding
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COAL. COAL, WOOD. WOOD,
JOHNSON BROTHERS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
CARG OES OF COAL AND WOOD ARETyyNG
DAILY
ington.
We invite the public or those in want Of FaeI. I.
call down 60 our wharves aud depot aud see ~
2i240 lbs. guaranteed 60 the ton
Caedp Ca.0P for Casa
Depot and " haryes-F Foot Isth street southwest
Offices Z 1902 street northwest
VIE 9TH street - Oct3l eOtr
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FINE STATIONERY.
The Royal Irish Linen. Prizes & Turner's Hand
made Paper Papeteries of hue Tinted Papers, of the
fashionable tints.
ALL THE NEW BOOKS
WARREN CHOATE CO..
jail u YeTRGa Bow, 09rnsr Ilih 81. ami Pa. aye.
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REDuCTION IN PRICES:
B3RG4INS! B4RGIINSn
Until February lst we will sell our stock al greatly
reduced prices.
Heavy EJtrs . Blankets, So; worth So
Cotton, better than An1rO,cnggin, IL
Coed Prints, Fast COlOTS. St.
Best Prints. H..
One-buttOn kii Gloves tbrst quality , in bright
color. 50C.; former price 81
REMNANTS REMNANTS
Remnsnts Of Black and Cplorei Dress Goods from
) 10 II yard, length TO be closed out.
WI. II. RILEY.
ianS 81 al3 Man ket SpArs.
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THE BUFFALO LITHIA WATER

1t is claimed for these waters with perfect conf
dence, that in certain forms of disease they have
equal among the medicinal waters Of America. Es
peciay Is this claim made for them in the diseases
peculiar to women, in affections Of the XII neys, blad
der and appendages, and in arrangements of the d.
gestive organs.
Boxes, containing six gallons in glass, delivered at
the Scottsburg Depot of the Richmond and Danville
railroad, SO Patent carboys of five gallons, IS So
10 be paid in advance. For testimonials address
THOMAS L. GOODE, Buffalo Springs,
sep23 -w6mS WecAenbmg cJunty, Va.
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nR. ROBERTSON,
MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW SPRING STYLE CARRIAGES.-oyer 100
of the latest New York styles Of GBES
Park and Pony Ph3tons, Top and No SsSt1
Top Buggies, Sash and Low Door andxNS1
Jump seat Carriages. Second hand Carriages taken
in exchange. Cali before purchasing elsewhere. p.
ID. SCHMIDT co, No. 319 18th street, be
tween & and u, Washington, and 81 W Fayette
street Baltimore, Md mayll-iyr
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
Until further notice there will be only one trip a
week made by the Philadelphia 9. 6lk u
Steamer; leaving Philadelphia every 1ar55<s1slaSs
SATURDAY at II m. This change is made ON &C
count of repairs to he made to of our steamers
Due notice will be given of resumption of semi
weekly trips. q. +. HYDE,
Agent of New Express Line.
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E0R RENT-The STORE corner 7th an l. streets
L northwest; water and gas. Inquire on pr. mi
ses. decE- lin
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FEIGHTH or JANUARY, 1-I5-Is15.

1SHWATER REGISTRARS OFFICE,
Wy DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON, December 81, 1874.