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LONDON, Nov . a.Sop m.-Erie.Iai..

\ SNAKE has ~ last been found IN Ireland
ard mu"h speculation IL indulgst ga as 10
now the Z. ptlle came upon The island A
gardener tn Balur glass, Wicklow county
discovered a snake "a hts premises aaI kilt
"a ~ IL measured five feet in length. wSs
black on the hack aad yellow underneath. n
aElsarS on Investigation tl,at a gent lem.n
drought Two ~ ake> from Iisdia Ia Raliiu-o-
oah. both OF which ped six er seven years
ago. One of those was DESTROYED bE a mtg
hui The otter was never found. n ~ csnStd-
ered ptoha bile that thu suakc recently killed
~ 1altinRlaSs il Identical with the one
Todan.
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OUSE Rails N G

FOR railing BRICK BUILDINaS leave orders at
II Bridge street. Geurgetown. u. o.
HOLLlNGSW0kTH, C0UGHLAH 90.
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DIPHTHERIA.-From many years expert
ence IN the treatment of this disease writes
a rDysieiau OF this city, an lei 10 believe
that The most useful counter agent that can
DE employed is the Inhalation of the vapor of
carbolic acid. In my earlier practice I en-
pioy Ell nitrate OF silver a. a topical applica-
ton by brushes and larynxcal syringes
which found useful, as Others have done;
but tbedificulty of application ia som cases
was serious limitation To it's usefulness;
Therefore adopted the use OF carbolic acid
In Tie following manner: A piece of cloth is
wet Win the acid, and being loosely thrust
INTO smsl lamp chimney or otner similar
tube, The air Is Drawn through this and the
air passages 10 the air cells of tha lung,
where an aniiSepiic influence seems to beck
cried upon the blood. Many cases That had
resisted other treatment yielded fesdily To
this, ana the nitrate of silver was wholly
lald aside. The only other special treatment
required is the frequent use OF small por-
Ions OF chloride of iron, alterratei with Quiz
nine. while the general system is sustained
by generous diet OF beef tea, wine, etc.
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UTILIZING THE BUMBLE-BEE The
Springfield Mass Republican remarks that
probably TO the practical mind" no scien-
tifc Investigation could seem more fanciful
and utterly without utility than the observa-
ton of the fertilization OF flowers by insects,
in which DR.. Gray and other eminent botan-
lists are working. But knowledge sought
merely for its own sake will surely vindiclte
been shipped from England two nests OF
humble bees TO Canterbury, New Zealand.
10 assist in the fertilization and spread OF
that important plant, the common clover.
The common honey-bee is not able with his
short proboscis and slender strength To pene-
tTate this flower, as is commonly known,
and Frank Buckland has sent out the bum
be bee TO try bis hand.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
AIAtIIloN-BRlCk STORE AND DWELL
ING ON Southeast CORNER OF NEW JER-
stf AVENUE AND ID STREET SOUTH.
80 by Nlriue OF IA deed of trust dated October Is,
rs 1873 Iteorded in iber 1877, folio laT, the land
records Gf ashngton county, District Of Coiuu-
Oia, aud ny direction of the holder of the note
snrod thereby, we will sell At public auction, Ia
front OF the Premises, TUESDAY, the ODD
day OF November, lo75, at O'Clock o. m. ali that
pi.ce or parcel Of ground in Washington City, Dis
ict oil Columbia known as lot A, IN Charles stott s
subdivision Of lot 7. in square 6ai, be-
glnnfug for the same at the northwest corner of the
square and run ID street niue y niue feet f
inches TO private alley three feet wide. taence
sou Elk feet thence sout estwarly sixty one
fetf, thence southwestwardlY ana at right angles
with New Jersey avenue thirty -four feet, IN snce
n1rthsestwerdly with said avenue twenty feet to
Terms of sae: $4,000, with ten per cent interest
from April 18th, 1875, together with Expenses of
this SCI in cash; balance In and Il mouths, Sc
cured by notes bearing interest, and deed Of trust
on the property. Ocnveyancing at purchasers cost.
SzoO Gown when property is struck off, which will
be forfeited If terms Cf sale unt complied with
seven days. ard property resod at purchasers risk
and cost, on five days notice.
X. p. DODGE, (r.
p. A. DARNIELLE,{ iru5'ess'
noy8-eod w. Ii. WILLIAMS. Auctioneer
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RkLrINoRE. Nu,. 21.-Nustaa. cansoita.isa a.
YES Virginia. 9. Nor Gsr.lta ., Ia ls A.
'7sabi. ''
bsLTINCEE NV sS-Uutt, n s,ff,e hrruar ana
U h't-n ednrE. NAM " a .ufet 40 ste.ssY,
unc'si fcd. What guist ard 4. ~ - P-un.FsNs-
Ira Il. MAJ ?. 9TH Y grad upcualfsa Corn
s"ntlstb hFn, ~ -feff q nr~r aId fish hu .a.et
30 ~ er' Whit I'D "a DO n-~ tia. 80 NJ GERS
1"iu~ ga. 20 Do. " s. 81. W.-ferr. sNas gsss .
,,Ht GU ard urchAuEad Ete dab zrh rfrhaf 81
hrN n nj tut uncharg sd Provost Is -trai A 81,
u 9nlefr h,l-i - r.~frtcird D. rg storss
iofA-nsw. y fs-I2 Is Biflk q llitng A. srk "a
sn. ui9t's' 20 sss. eisar rih sid--. 90. nminaI:
~ h-e tac.an st-aiy -.fou 4 r. =. 81. ~
rib stces hsiii Hams. "a. rs I.ra 4 ala hot
tietok-etId"- laasn. ryhufd, hais. nurter
tarE'd ftfr,leu-' uanfnrll. r-ncs..c.a
Ia ""'
HEw fotk. fvV 2s.-Fluur lgief NJ n .ns---d
lea quiet arc steady corr uliHt AID sr-.dg
NEw hokk- nov - ST. - dali nuf -t-.dy
~ Lea Colo, hts 6Nchsus-. tone s~gts shOrr,
- G.NrruniCufs dun aud s-eada
l. NnoS nov IS $50 .. M -Consol- 9Ss IS Tor
ma - a. Il rccurut. -
IgND.N n, 81 4. "A o. a., -. a.,
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MASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer
w Successor to Green Williams, AuctIonserS
No. 10Gt, northwest corner 10th and u streets

TWO STORY AND ATTIC FRAME HOUSE AND
LOT. FRONTING ON MASSACHUSETTS Az
ENnE, BETMEEN 4IH AND 5TH STREETS
NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION
- On TUESDAY. Nov 30, 1875. at AZ o clock
aEH p m, hall sell in front of the premises, Lot
81 ~ sauare 51 having 80 feet front, Iunning back
with an average cepth OF 80 feet alley. with in-
proEtmer's thereon, consisting Of a two story and
attic Frame House. Containing about tea rooms
Terms One-third cash; balance in s, ~ AID IA
months, for notes bearing interest, aud secured BIZ
u deed of trust on the property sold. All convey
ancipg, &C.. at purchasers cost. s 100 down when
the property is struck "ff.
pOyl7-d WASH q WILLIAMS Auct
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BANKERS.

&S0 TO $4,000 invested IN stock Privileges
S.IO pays large profits. Write for ~ sage book,
Men and Id.oms Of W ell 81 and Wall ST. Review
eLhT fRkk. JOHN HICKLIk6 4 CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,
ocu-U ~ Brosdway, N r.
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WASH b ,s w6LLdA y IA. AaG.l2ResT.
No. 1901 northwest corr er 10Th and ID str.sts
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THE VIXEN OF THE W AVEs.-NOthingc can
ne more superb tran the green of the Allan
nc waves when the circumstances are favor
able TO the exhibition OF the color. As long
as wave remains unbroken no color ap-
pears, but when the foam just doubles over
Ihe crest IKE an Alpine snow cOrnice, under
the cornice We often see display OF the most
exquisite green. Ii is metallic In its bril-
liancy. but the foam is necessary 10 its pro-
duction. The foam is first Illuminated aud IL
Scatters the light in all directions; the light
which passes through the higher portion of
the wave alone caches the eye, aud ives To
that portion its matchless color The folding
OF the wave, producing as IL does a series of
longitudinal protuberances and burrows
which act like cylindrical lenses, INTRODUCES
materially enhance its beauty-TyliayTs
Lecture,
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RAILROADS.
AND EMO RAILROAD

RsLTir"he AND emo RAILROAD
An p.,i LBa sh ASA NOTION
e:2o-CsIeAsa AND y Lots SIsr Ex7Rzs..
1:oo-hal iu'ore Il Way s;.ti ma
5aaoo-PPSilnit = soe., a.d wsi stations:
snd VA A s1s,icdi Eei s Eii s City
soo-Yft11e ?; - HSss.y.
s:9o-Baltiu-ore sud Wa, Ststicas.
.sa w.y s hiTSsr to fPpI PED
s.oo- s mont; %, %I:sir@se ii.q B5.ssh.
hIvo-baiiimcre am Wsy Stations.
1Io-ssw Yosx Express. 1880 m on Sun
1Is-Bsiiirn.r re and principal Way stations.
snd say iH 1f F4sd It .u.s.
aa.-B MIsy s1s In, wv s -. stem
Eaton. wi VT, ns.sGV Ssss.,'T brs sDd Way
ao -EsIr. annr polls and Way stations.
5:soo-BaltiB.s re AID WAY STATIONS.
s55oo--PiIIssrEs t.sI ExPRKss.
ssO-BALIINoRE txPREss.
s3e-nEw foRE hIsHI sxPREss.
II:so-sT LoSis sasr pi sxPks.s "' '''''0n'
O SO, 800, 90 IN, I:I0, 4:4s, 1880, 40,
3;se an .I:is N. daily, except Monday.
500, 90, us $50, s:i5' ii:oo. M, 500,
ss.4s, AIS, 900. 7:aO. 1880 pm daily sIcep;
LEAVE CAMDEN, STATION FOR wAsH
IhGJON
m. DAILY. ' -"
40 pa daily 20 Washington only.
300, a:5O. 1890 an, $40. $50, $40
iO;SO, 11:i5 n dsily sx>spt SUNDAY.
No cOEIec b. SlniaY TOR Eiaserstpvn. An
nspCis, St~rnfon or Valley Branch, for New
10TH sLd hiisd lila az s:0a a IN. and 10 D IN,
Ror fHrfher into E4ti apply the B4,tiupre
and bio ticket .fhcs-. NashiT gtou : atiOn, AID
SO Ptnnsy lNaFta rvenug, where orders will he
taken for baggage "a BE- checked aud received at any
point in che city. THOS. X SHARP.
Master of Trans pJrtation.
I'm. CCL&. General Ticket Agent.
GEO. =. hstCN II, General uOvl-sf
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II. " AkNFE.
-. Rel ! ia & Broker and src-feyea-,
Federal BuiidiDgs, corner 7ih and sts northwest
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AEorHFR MosHER ABRo.D.-Tae e was
great excitement on Jersey City height yes
to-day morning over the attempted al iuc-
ton of a little girl named Annie Brandt Tia
enid was on her way home from school No
Z 10 Rer residence. on New York avenue
wfen she was seized by two men. one of
whom held something TO her nose. which
Threw her into stupor. They then hailed
girl was restored to consciousness she found
herseit leaving the ferry boat at Christopher
street, each man holding her by an arm. Sue
sent up loud screams, which SO alarmed the
scoundrels that they took 10 their heels A
crowd collected around the girl, who was SO
bewildered that she did not know where she
was. AL old gentleman brought her To the
ferry On learning her residence aud gave her
money TO pay her fare home. Mean while her
parents and the police Of the third precinct.
IN Jersey City, were searching for her in
every direction, when she returned and told
the strange story.-N i. Herald, 10Th.
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TNHoMAS BOWLING,
AuctirDesr end Real Fate tirstar
At the old Stand Of LstiuEer 4 Clear
Southwest corner Pennsyiv snia Avenue ana nth Il
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sF-THE ABOVE SALE Is Postponed ON
Sc e-Ut Of the rain ur-iI FkIp NY MpgNISt5
~ 10 COCK. DUNG AESOS BRns,
neNZ1-C
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Aucti orecr and Real Es.ase Broker,
At the Old stand Of bstirner = Clear.
Southwest corner FenBsylvsnis avenue and ll.h o, ,
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FOR SALE.
For Sale.

TIME FOLLOWING DESIRABLE PROPERTIES
i offered for SALE at the low prices named, on
the very advantageous terms of onefourrh cash aud
balance credit, distributed through period OF 10
years and partly at SIS per cent interest only to witt
| The three-story bick dwelling, No. POI Bur
gundy, between Dumane and st. Ann
streets. az 4oJ
No 203 adjoining the above 400
The one-story brick, between pc is, eond
District, Nos 68 and 70 Dumaine street 20
The threesfory brick dwelling and large kitch.
| en-, No 521 Charities street, Third District,
of Architect Row. $500
| No. 20 MarigDy street between Decatur
| End ChartreS- I,cuU
The two-story brick store and dwelling, Third
District No. As Decatur street, between
Elysian Fields and Marigny Streets 2. 400
The twostory blick dwelling, No 1903 Char
ters street, Second District, between Hos
| pital and Barracks streets -..--........-. 600
The large and well known property the Or
| leans Hotel recenIly repaired and
panted) in Second District Charities
street between St. Louis and Toulouse
streets ...-,..... ~. Il, 600
The threestory brick store NO 226 New Levee
street, First District between st. Joseph
and North Market streets ..-------..-.---- $500
The well known Ara strong Foundry, in First
| District, corner NV Levee and ETato
street. extending to Withers's Alley -, Is 900
Two rahle lots corner of Gravier and Front
streets, First District, next to Bell
The comtortsbe two,story dwelling, No soa
| Deiery ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
The very desirable story dwelling, &c
Frenchmen street. Third District opposite
Washington Square and occupied by C..
Kishaw Esq, with large lot $500
That commooious brick building Chartres
street, Second District known as the Bouny
Bakery 10, 600
The three-story brick store of Front
street and Withe's Alley, First District,
A mstrOng Foundry Observation-Disclosures. 500
The three-storv brick store, corner Front and
Frato st eets, First District together with
adjoining lot 20 feet front Erato street 900
The property on Perddo street, First District,
between St. Peter and st. Paul streets, %
feet front by 100 feet deep NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 800
Five lots Of ground in the Fourth District,
easuring each 26 feet 10 inches front on
Tchoupitou street. by IS feet 10 inches
deep, between Toledano and Pleasant
streets $50
One lot of ground on square A II in the First
District "a 1eet 95 on Delta and Water
streets. by 125 feet lines, be ween Julia
and Notre Dame streets Observation-Disclosures 500
The spacious and valuable property, cerner of
Camp and South streets. opposite Lafayette
Square, known the Florence House, to-
gether with adj lining lot &c, 900
Many of the above properties have been recently
repaired and are well tenanted at good rents.
For particulars apply at
CITIZENS BANK,
corner Customhouse and Royal stu eets.
$40 3tawlm
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NOTICE TO PARENTS AND OTHER CITI-

NOTICE TO PARENTS AND OTHER CITI-
IN ZENS-
Peabody Primary and Grammar School,
PAT st. Charles street. opposite Tivoli Circle.
This Model School for the methodcal instruction
OF Boys and Girls, respectively, between and II
years of age, under the direction of competent and
an experienced Principal, will be opened in the
Rooms OF the Peabody Normal Seminary at A. NJ
MONDAY Goth SEPTEMBER
n. B-Respectahe children, who have been i'm
perfectly instructed in crowded Primary Depart
ments of public schools who can not for any rea
500, enter those schools. are INVITED to attend
this Model School; and their parents and others ia
vOring this movement are quested to confer with
the Principal, with the Undersigned between 9
and 10 A. NJ, any day Of the week.
ROBT. M. LUSHER
Agent Of the Peabody Educational Fund and State
Superintendent de jure of Public Education Leu
isiana
New Orleans, Sept. IA, 1875. SIS If
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AUCTION SALES.
By r. M. & B. J. Montgomery.

GREAT AND UNRESERvED SALE OF THE
most costly and deliberately finished household
Furniture ever offered at auction in this city,
being the entire contents of the three story resi-
dence No 116 st. Louis street. furnished from
the best Manufactures consisting of elegant
Walnut and Rosewood Bedroom Suits with Glass
Door Armors and Dressing Cases, one elegant
Walnut and Gilt Frame Parlor Suit upholstered
in Silk large Mantle and Pier Mirrors in gilt
frames Parlor Gilt Chandeliers, Velvet and
Brussels Carpets Rugs, Mantle Ornaments, Ella
borately Carved Dining room and Hall Suits Stair
Carpets, China and Glassware, Bedding, Spring
Mattresses, Curtains, Feather Pillows Plated
Ware, ETC.
Also
One Elegant Upright PIANO, but very little used
at auction
DYRM M. e. B. =. MONTGOMERY-R. NJ. Mont
ID gomery Auctioneer-On MONDAY September
81 1875 at IL O'clock at the above mentioned place,
will be sold
CONTENTS OF SAID ELEGANTLY FUR.
NIsHED RESIDENCE
Terms-Cash on the spot. al
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By Vincent s. Co.
CREDIT SALE
MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS

CREDIT SALE
MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS
SUCCESSION OF DANIEL GURREN.
by VINCENT & Coz. Viocent Anetioneer-
ID Will be sold on MONDAY, 9th, TUESDAY.
25th, and WEDN ESDAY Goth September, at 10
O'Clock at stores Nos 81 and SO Canal street, com
ncing sale at No 81 Ca al street. by virtue of an
order Of the Honorable Judge of the Second District
Court dated September 49, 1875 inthe MISTER OF tae
Succession of Daniel Gorren No. 80, DOB
The stock and Contents of said Stores consisting
Of Millinery. Fancy Dry Goods, Notions, Velvets
Trimmings etc; So Fixtures.
Terms-Under 800 cash; over 800, 80 days; over
5000 60 days. over $500, 80 days Approved in
dorsed notes to the satisfaction OF The Executor.
s2J At
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ADJUSTMENTS,

ADJUSTMENTS.
RDWELLS ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
OPENING OF THE AMUSEMENT SEASON
THIS FAvORITE FAMILY THEATER
Having been thoroughly Retitted,
Repainted and Newly Decorated
WILL OPEN ON
sunday, September 10, 1878,
- With -
SHERIDAN & MACK,s
CONSTELLATION OF BRILLIANT ARTISTS,
In Grand Musical Comedy entitled
THE MIMIQUEs,
By EDWARD E. KIDDER, ESQ.
Written expressly for and to di play the inimitabe
versatility and abilities of corps of carefully
selected Artists each acknow lodged by the press
and public super or in their respective roles.
Incidental to the Burlet will be presented cornu
eopia of SPARKLING GEMS, selected from
the most popular Operas Opera Boufe Songs,
Duets, and Grotesque Dances.
The entertainment under the immediate supervision
of Americas famous Character ctors, SHERI-
DAN and MACK, who will positively appear at
each performance in some of their WORLD
RENOWNED ORIGINAL SKETCHES.
First Matinee -WEDNESDAY, sept %
Box Office open on SATURDAY, Sept. 1S for the
sale OF reserved seats. SIS
G. LOBE THEArER-
+. L. BREMOND. Lessee and Manager.
CHAS. HOWARD :. Business and Stage Manager.
NOW OPEN FOR THE
FALL AND WINTER SEASON,
With large and talented Company Of attractive
Artists
INTRODUCING ALL THE GREAT VARIETY
AND SPECIALITY STARS AND NOVELTIES
Prices of Admission:
Dress Circle and Parquette. --.-...----.50 cents
Family Circle -25 cents
Colored Circle. so and 25 cents
Gallery for Boys 10 cents
P ivate Boxes. $500 IS 90
Single Seat. 81 90
FRIDAYS-Ladies Nights
FAMILY MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY. at
s12 If IL O'Clock
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And which offers the following benefits and advan-
tages:
No increase of PREMIUMS
All app owed forms of policies written. which are
expressly NON. FORFEITABLE by their terms.
Policies in favor of any beneficiary EXEMPT
from the claims of ALL other par les.
Creditors desiring assurances the lives Of debt
ors have PECULIAR advantages in the Policies of
this Company.
The ability of ALWAYS making payment of pre-
miums at the Home Office of the Company. An ad
vantage which many who have been insured in the
Agencies of Companies which have or may with
draw viii readily appreciate
A Company managed by aiding merchants of this
CITY whose names are GUARANTEE that its deal
iags with its policy holders wi be honorable and
liberal
The LOUISIANA EQUITABLE, since its organi-
zaton has paid to the families of its policy hol
QUARTER OF A MILLION DOLLARS, and we
feel should receive the patronage and support of
every person who feels any pride in Home Institu-
ton
ANY further information can be obtained at the
office of the Company,
Corner CarondeIet and Gravier Streets.
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This is the most extensive Mill in the South and
tie quality OF our Rics unsurpassed. 81 3m
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By Nash s. HOdgsOn.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Handsome Victoria Bedroom Suits-Very Handsome
parlOr Suir.

PaTlOr SUI.
VERY HANDSOME DININGROOM SUIT
Elegant Upright Pleyel Piano.
CARPETS. LACE CURTAINS, MATTRESSES,
PILLOWS.
An Elegant French Clock Mating Ornaments,
Shades Easy Chairs
A BEAUTIFUL IMMATURE CHINESE JUNK
Mirrors, Bed Linen, Rugs and Sundrles.
On account Of departure, at 1s4 Julia street
Without limit at auction.
DY NASH & HODGSON W I. Hodgson Auc-
ID toDeer Office No. Carondeet street.-On
MONDAY, September 81 1875 at 1919 o'clock A. NJ.
on the premises above, between st. Charles and
Carondelet streets will be sold
The entire contents of said residence
Terms-Cash in q. S. Treasury notes. s25 I'd
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SAMUEL MANNING TODD President.
WIN. B. SCHMIDT, Vice President
r. W. OGDEN, Second Vice President and
Manager.
VIM HENDERSON, Secretary.
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a Cara.

The undersigned begs leave to inform parties who
desire to settle their DRAINAGE TAXES AT A
DISCOUNT that he has the sole Agency for the
payment of this tax by means of Drainage Warrants
A direct application will secure the lowest rates
JAMES B. GUTHRIE. Agent,
je6 6m 122 Gravtr street.
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TINE FOLLOWING DESIRABLE PROPERTIES
i offered for sale. at the low prices named, on
the very advantageous terms of onefourth cash and
balance credit distributed through period of 10
years and partly at SIS per cent interest only to wit
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| DICK NURSE-Mrs. W. F. BETZ having had an
= experience Of many years in nursing, and able to
give mot satisfactory references and Testimonials
from patients and hysc respect ully otfe her
services to the sick whether in the city county
Ladies' in sicaness or after confinement, requiring
special attendant enhanced by that delicate tact
With experience confers will be pleased with her
nursing Terms moderate. Apply at or address to
10, Parnnne street si22w~
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M Schwabacher. j. MI. Prevented,
Late with Schwabacher g. HiIsch.
osCHWABACHER g. FROWENFELD, General
- Commission Merchants and
Dealers in Grain and
Western Produce,
- Poydras street.
Liberal advancesmade consgnments. aus
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-02-04

In the House at Washington on We'd
nesday was quite little furry, or nearly
10. General Butler, the lately defeated
N. G. from Massachusetts,, is savage at
times, and in his remarks he charged the
people of the South with being muir
derers, thieves and bandits. To this Mr..
McLain responded in an undertone that
Mr.. Butler was the only murderer on the
floor, as he hung man in New Orleans.
Butler heard itand was very wrathy, and
pronounced the remark ungentlemanly
and blackguardism. For this he was
called to order 1t would seem as if some
gentlemen were getting desperate.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-02-04

About three miles from Cadiz is a
limestone quarry in which are employed
some thirty men, getting out stone for
the Port Washington Blast Furnace. On
the 22d ult. six kegs of powder exploded
iniuring three men, one of whom died
two days afterwards, b 1t it is thought
the others will recover. 1t seems the
powder was in box in the blacksmith
shop, the lid of which had got damaged
80 that it would not shut. Presentin the
shop were Thomas Hines, the black
smith; Andrew Lawson, the boss of the
quarry and Doctor Kent. A mule was
hitched at the door, which had its eyes
blown out. The blacksmith was repair
ing scraper, and particle of the red
hot iron got into the box and exploded
its contents. He was found one hundred
yards from the scene, horribly burned,
and survived two days when he died.
His age was twenty-nine years. An
drew Lawson's head was terribly swol-
len from his injuries, but he says he was
in o worse blow-up in Scotland years
ago, and is going to get well. His home
ID in Allegheny City.