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TRIsTEEssALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVES
EK2PERI I'm At Tors AsUCTI99N; Two BRiCL;
conner or lin STREET so sou rim IS
AND MARYLAND AVENUE, THE OTHER
On SIREET SOL INVEST, BETWEEN AZ
G. BY virtue of deed of trust, dated June 10Th
u The land records of Washington county, DistriCs
Of Columbia, will sell AT public auction, in front
of the premises, on MONDAY, the .;h day Of Jann-
airy io75 at clock p: m, all that piece parcel
los g. Of Laurences subdiy of part of square
81 and also part of lot 80 in said square a, Laid
down in said LaIireDces subdivision of mart of
square 3t beginning for said part of said lot 30 at
the northeast corner thereof, and running thence
south ON line with llth street southwest y feet:
thence west y feet inches thence north q feet:
thence east - feet inches TO the beginning-tbese
lots iI2proyed by two-stoTy Brick Dwelling House
Ana also that other certain piece of ground in said
city, known part of lot Is, in square 49,
South street, and running thence north along the
division line between lots and g. ninety four (qfl
feet and six 6 inches to alley in the rear of said
lot thence west along said alley and the line of
inches to the front line Of said lot thence along
said front line % feet and inches to the beginning
improved By etwo- story Brick Building, used a
store and dwelling.
twelve and eighteen months, secured by bear
ing ten per cent. interest. payable semi annually,
AMI deed of trust on the property sold. One hun
drcd and nifty dollars down each piece of property
when II u struck of CCnyeyancing at purchaser
Ii the terms of sale not COMPLIED with in
five days the trustees the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost of the deaultng Dur
'' Pa. bARNEILLE.{ Trustees.
JAM LATIMER CLEARLY. Aucts.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 yAITABIF HOTEL
PROPERTY ON THE CORNER. ON MI

TRUSTEES, SALE OF \ VALUABLE HOTEL
PRoPERTY ON THE CORNER OF 9rH AND
STREETS NORTHWEST, KNOWN As THE
Fl. CLOUD HOTEL, AT AUCTION.
o. BY virtue Of deed of trust tn the undersigned
Az:l dated December D u ISL and duly recorded
december y, y ISL in Liber Ne G5s folio Az OF
th land records Tor Washington county, in the bis,
trct OF Columbia, and at the request of the party
secured, We III sell az public auction MONDAY.
the 9Th day Of February. A u. lS75, at 4 clock D.
M IN front OF the premises all that parcel Of land
and premises situated in the city of Washington in
the District of Columbia known ard described upon
the official plan of said city aud being all those
parts oil lots numbered nineteen (9l twenty (2 and
twenty one t2l, III square numbered three hundred
ana seventy seven (3!Il, IN said city of Washington
included within the following meteS ami bounds viz
Beginning at the northeast corner OF said square, and
running thence west on street northwest fiftytwo
t2l feet eight 80 inChcS thence south eighty 1857
feet; thence east sixty nine 1922 six 90 inches
thence south thirty l feet; thence to 9th sire Z
west and thence north along said 9th street to the
beginning: together with all tLe improvements
rights privileges, and appurtcnances t. the be
longing being known As the " ii. tiund Hotel, cor
mer 81 sh and streets nOrthwe est, iii said city OF
Washington.
Terms of sale: One-fourth cash; he balance in one
the purchaser will be required to give his three seV
eral prOnissory notes, dated thu day of sale AMI
bearing interest at the rate OF Gig hi per cent
num- payable semi annually such notes be secured
10y deed of trust upon the premises and policies of
insurance satisfactory To the undersigned; all
cash, at the option of the purchaser. 4 deposit of
$40 viii be required a. the property l.
Knocked of All COnVeyanCng il To be at the cost Of
the purchaser. Ii the terms of sale complied
tees the right to resell the property at the
risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser
This property having been duly sold on the 22l day
Of December, ID. 1874, and tha purchaser at such
sale having failed to comply with the prescribed
terms of sale the property Is now offered for sale at
the risk and cost Of such detanlting purchaser
HENRY BDGU T. I Tr,,...,
j. j. FOLEY, I hiN>'ees'
Janlieo6ds LRepl LATIMkR a CLEARY. Aucts.
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-, Ir tHAs. D. FRANCkLYN. Agent.
NORFOLK. NEW YORK
w BOSTON. MD PRONIDENCE.

w BOSTON. AND PROVIDENCE
The fine Iron steamer LADY OF TIL LIME
having resumed her regular trips To 90 JSIl-A
Norfolk. viii leave H"T wharf foot of -
sixth street every MONDAY and / III R-DAI at
= 2. m, touching az the principal river landings,
connecting Norfolk with steamship Of the VI. and
VI Line for Boston aud Providence. with the Old
Dominion Steamship Company for New York.
Freight shoUIi BE addressed " Care Of Lady of the
Lake, via NrrtDik."
y. L. FITZHUGH, Agent 9Th street wharf.
\. e. PLANT. General Agent,
arm Room No. I d. Plant Building.
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n 4 y A II ID l. ~ T.

NOTICE
With the view Cf diminishing the chances If col
lt>IoE. the Steamers Of this Line take n sp-ci6ed
course tor all seasons # the year.
tn the outward passage from Queenstown 20 New
YORK or Boston crossing Meridian Of - az IS lat or
nothing to the uurfh Of q.
On the hCnrv ard passage crossing the Meridian of
al 4 Hat OF nothing 10 the north Of -
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80 III as certainly the best Of 4merican
Magazines" -EIIlress, BUGdlO, N Y.
% IFS present IDopUiCrity Is t.e result of
pure merit. % BtHteTcal. Pittsburgh, Pa.
:" There Is not "a dali page bettceen ITS Coz
ers."-N T. Tunes.
.. Il model periodical. s. E9iild. Press.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO STORY FRAME
pMELLlNG, SITUATE on THE SOUTH SIDE
OF l. STREET. BETWEEN 13TH AND IiTH
STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
g.! BY virtue Of a deed of trust dated November
III 20 4. d. lS73, and duly recorded i'm Liber No
' folio 3, one OF the land records for the District
Of Columbia. and by direction of the party secured
thereby, we Will sell at public auction, in front of
the premises, on TIL CRSDAY, January Z, 1873, at 4
o'clock r. M, the following described real estate,
situate in the city of Washington, District of Column
subdivision of square No. PAS, beginning for the
same at the northeast corner of said lot 40 and
ming thence south one hundred and ten and ten
twefths (llO 1922 feet thence west twenty three
and teu-twelfths % lOl2l feet; thence north one
hundred and ten and tentwelfths (ll0 10 l2) feet;
thence east twenty three and ntwelfths % 10
feet 10 the place of beginning together with improve
ments above mentioned
Terms 5 Is3, with interest at ten per cent per
annum from NJ. -. 1874 80 day IF sale; and penses
81 IN cash. balance al six and twelve mon, Re Gov
which the notes Of the purchaser bearing interest
from day OF sale and secured by deed of trust on the
property sold will be taken. A deposit of 500 will
be required of the purchaser time of sale and all
ccnNeyancing at cost of purchaser Ii the terms of
Trustees the right to resell the property al
The rex and cost of the defauting purchaser after
hNe days advertisement in some one or more news
papers published in Washington, D. c.
BRAINARD H. WARNER, Trustees.
dec2i-eo6ds l.. j. SWEET, Auctioneer.
~ THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
THURSDAY, January 2l, 1875, same hour and place.
B HRaf ii. wARNER,{ Trustees.
JAM -eoSds E.J. SWEET, Auct.
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Il ATIMER Il CLEARLY.
IL Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
Southwest corner PennSy lYana avenue and 18th ST
Star Office Building.
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T. j. SWEET,
II. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
No. 3I1 9TH street, opposite L. 5 Post Office.
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AUCTION SALES.
"ASH. b. WILLIAMS. Aucficn~er,
w fSucccSsor to Green & Willinms, Aucsa. q
No. 1901 northwest corner Nth and u ~

II. ID. " y.
w tsucccssor to 0rern & Wiilisuas. Aucss,
No. 1901 northwest corner lpth and D SIS
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A rwo-srORI BRICK
H3usE OF THE SOUTH SIDE OF NeRfH D
ssTEEKT I;GpEsTTwEENIsA. AND iarHsrEEEfs
O. BY virtue ola deed of .rns, to dated Ausu,t
and at Tea"e s'af the Se s sas
pubic sgcaH on wi s1ssi S.n1ars
lS4 AT O'Clock p. m, all that certain piece par
G. known and deserited as lot let Sa 81 Ann
sns sar, snbd,Sision Of Lot numbered eight
'sG hund ded and seven 50 roniips eighteen
ming back with thu, width distance Of SEVENTY snd run
1ss fSs rs iSir With the above
months, with interest at ten Per cent from Sa1 II
sale, secured by deed Of trust on the propertS ssi
conveyancins at pense Of purchaser If term. are
not eops!ied with in seven days, the Trustees re
Cos. Of the aefsulting pT1chaser after five days ad
'er'''emenf' r + + W wAthANs Trustees
dec24eoSas WASH b. Williams, Auct.
%THE hnoyE SALE is POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY, January Is, lT5, same hour aud
Jane eosds WASH B. Williams. Auct.
RTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY. January 2oth, Is75, sam, hour ami
place. n. y. CALI r,.
iarla eoSds WASH. b WILLIiSs. Auct
II A1lMER CLEAkf,
81 AuCtioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Fenns enue and Ilth street
Star Gftce Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON IgsTH STREET. BETWEEN l.
AND STREETS NORTHWEST, BEING No
- BY virtue of a deed of trust. dated May eth
S,y k6l, and duly recorded June d, rs, in tIber
NJ II, No: Is, folio =, one Of the lanl records of
washington ID. C.. shall ll 10 tine highest bidder
~ front of the premises, II publFs sale. on TUES
i.ef, thc 9Th day Of peo,Iaber, Iszi, At o'clecs
rSTt OF Lot 10 square 40 fronting feet ON I9h
street west, and running back ISS feet /, inch to
grtsr with the npTov ats theresa. Consisting Of
q p e-st"Iy Frame House
Tens: One third cash, tnisnce, and IL panths.
witt fntertSt at cent. ss8d secured by deed OF
trust 81 tine premises. tonVs cnCing cost uf the
purchaser. so down time eff sale
A. NAULOR, ia, Trristae.
LATlMER Il SLEARY, AUsts.
W tHE Pt RCHASER OF THE ABOVE Prom
cfty having tailed to comply with the terms of Salr
the S;tifF viii bc TcSed his rlsk and cast on MON
ia tbF 25th day Of January 1875. al ;, O'clock
on the premises. 4. NAIIAR. in TTr ste.
Janli dds LATIMER & ULEARY, Aucts
i ATlGER CIEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
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hUWMAN 4 GREEN, Real Estate Brokers'
II No. Az 9TH street northwest.

GHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE Fronting ON PENNSYLVANIA AVE
ME- AND SOUTH + STREET, BETWEEN
18TH AND 18th STREETS.
80 By virtue of "A decree of the Supreme Court of
the district of Columbia, passed on the 18th day
noe Of December A. D., ls7i in Equity cause 4oOi,
Docket l5-Jacob GuVernator and Margaret Guyer-
major VS. Ernest Tunnel ct al will sell at public
auction IN front OF. the premises on FRIDAY, the
22d of January. 1875 at clock D. m. all that lot
oil ground situate and living in the city of Washing
ton, III the District of Columbia, known and de-
scribed as the west twenty nine 80 feet Pennsyl
wanna avenue of lot numbered four (D in square
numbered one Thousand and nineteen 1921, and run
ming that width through said square street, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets east. This property will
be offered ln two parts fronting respectively twenty
lime 80 iset on Pennsylvania avenue and south L
streets.
Terms Of sale ast prescribed by the said decree
are third Of the purchase money tn be paid in
cash and the balance in three equal instalments in
8, " and Is months with interest from the day
of ssle-the payment thereof to be secured by the
notes of the purchaser 10 be approved by the frus
tee, or, if the purchaser elect, the whole of the
purchase money can be paid i'm cash. III terms of
sale not complied with in ten (lO) days the
trustee the right to resell the property al
the risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser after
ten iob days advertisement. deposit of $50 on
each piece sold Will be required at time OF sale
ConyeyaDcing at cost of purchaser.
j. HOLDSW0RTH GORDON. Trustee
lanl1 lot DOW MAN GREEN, Aucts.
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+ AIDES WOULD DO WELL TO CALL AND
Ia examine NJ. WILLIAMS large stock Of
CLQAkS and DRESSES, octIs Jun
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Hon. JAMES BARBOUR,

Prest NJ. L. IL A., Alex sndria, Va.
References, by permission: His Exceilency, James
J.. keniRer; Governor Of Va; His Excellcncy, Gill
neLut slker, EN Governor of Va; Hon. Robert
Z NitLers- Lieut.. Governor of Va, and U. $ Sena-
Tor elect; Hon. Robert W. Hughes, Judge Eastern
plstTict OF Va; Senators and Members Of Congress,
from Virginia
for tul particulars, testimonials, &C., send for a
Address Hon. JAMES BARBOUR,
Reliable Agents wanted everywhere, au5soly
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.MOR r OW.

II ATIMER CLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Broksr
Southwest corner Pennsylv snia ave ard nth 81
Star Once BuildinRa
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LIRE INSURANCE.
RAILROADS.
BALTiMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
WINTER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is. g,

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
WINTER sCHEDULE-NoYrxsER Is. 1874
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
, 90 a. m, Baltimore and Way stations
100 q. m Baltimore, Annapolis, and Way Sta
IS a. n. ., Bsiti ifrS si.i k f:sIsy
500 a. m. New York, PhiIadeiphia, Boston, Bal,i
nati, Columbus, sandu.ky, Pitisburg,, Hsgers
Frederick Stannton, Valley Branch and c. e
g. r. r. Paytor Cars. D'aHey at Cumberland.
sI3 a m. Point Point. Of Rocks and WAY Stations.
= so = m, Baltimore and Way Stations.
ESQ q m. baltimore aud Relay.
- M, Baltimore and Way Stations.
LOO ? M New, New York, PHILADELPHIA Boston, Nor
3 80 p N, Baltimore Laurel aud Relay
aions fS r1Ii on E%Sks and Way
S-f' ?. m, baltimore, annapolis and intermediate
& ) p m, Baltimore and Way Stations.
30 p m. HagcTstown. " WINCHESTER, and Way
so p m, Baltimore and Relay. -'''''-'
Louis, Louisville Cincinnati. CoIumbas. san IN
duSky, Rockville. Pullman cars. Breakfas
90 p m. Baltimore and Way Stations.
Rarnesyile; Point Of Rocks, MaTtinsburg and
90 p m, Baltimore and Relay.
80 ? m. Baltimore and Way stations.
Louisville. Tast Express
SUNDAY TRAINS
bCHtHfTs and Way Sfaft0nS.-s a. m, 80, 80
and 90 p. M.
For Baltimore and Rslqy-1 % and IS a. m
West.-- 10 a. m, 81 and 1l.4O p. m, stopping
: during the week.
PiHs5srs TGsa.-,.5O p. m, stopping as during the
week
nFAI Trans Stop at FidfHct Hotel, Relay HoRss
S'dttoH.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices Washington station and
ID iennsy wanna avenue, where orders will be
taken for Baggage to be checked and received at any
point in tie CITY.
THOS. II. sharp. Master of Transportation
l.. VI COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. :. kOONTZ. General gent. iY28
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HE bFtII III ~ - NORII AWEKIINN
ROY Al NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
BETWEEN NV YORK And LTVFR-
POOL CiLLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FR"I NV YORK. FROM NEW YORK.
Algeria ..... V 81, Jan. - Aby-sinia go We'd, Feb II
Psrthis --W Wei. Jan ~ PaTthia.--.. We'd Feb -
Russia w ed Jan = China Wed, March
Jaya------ Nd FEB 8 AlcerIa----M ed, March 10
tUha.---M oil Feb. ~ -t'uba----W ed, March II
DAY from New York.
Steamers marked do not carry storage passen-
gers
RATES OF PNSSAGE-Cabin. $50, 100, aud $50,
gold. according IT, JTslnudatIpn Tickets Paris.
: Is. gold additional. Return tickets on favorable
terms. StrrT--e ~ low rates.
Storage fIrk-t~ from Liverpool and Queenstown,
and all parts - EUrupa, at lowest rates. Through
bills Of ladiuc given fer Belfast, Glasgow, Havre,
Antwerp ami %. her ports the Continent, and for
Mediterranean ports For freight and cabin passage
avply m, Company 5 Office. No Bowling Green:
fsT steeraga pa-~age. No. iii Broadway, Trinity
Building. or e. OTIS BIGELUW Banker, COS 9TH
street, opposite Patent Once
lanail Iv CHAS. e.. FRANCkLYN, Agent.
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I ATIMER Il CLEARY,
L. Auctioneers and Real Estate Broker,
Southwest corner of Penn. avenSe and llth str, vt
Star Office Building
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VTNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
Il has obtained from the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia, holding Special Term, letters
Of administration on the personal estate of CHRIS
TlAN HINES; late OF Washington city, District
OF Columbia, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned to ex
hibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to the
subscriber, on before the 5th day of January next
they may otherwise by law be excluded from an ben,
eht OF the said estate Given under my hand this
JAM th.I JAS, ", BARKER, Administrator
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I ATINER Il CIEARY

IL AuctiOnecrs and Real Estate Brokers
SOUTHWEST corner PenpsS lvania avenue and lIth 81
Star Office Building
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UNDERTAKES.
RICHARD #. HARVEY,
Undertaken,

(SRsssSSor 20 HARFEY & MARRg
No. 9S4 r STREET, between Ninth and Tenth.
RETAILS BUETAL CASES AND CASKETS.
81 sreyy DESCRIPTION,
msrlly SHROUDS. HABITS, &c.
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janli-eo6ds [Repi LATIMFR & CLEARY
T ATIMER & CLEARY,
TRUSTEES, SALE EyAIr,pIr 1Mpnnrr,

II tBEAk1,
IL AUctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
southwest corner Pennsy lvanla and 18th street
Star Office Buildings.
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STILL AIlNE--Mr. y. j. liof~nn. who Was
50 terribly assaulted at Grcenhrier bridge,
4. on the SlSt ultimo. ny negro named
J. l'd llNe>, II stu alive, though i've distinct
wounds were inflicted on his person, and sew
efal pieces OF his skull have been extracts.
% There il no organization vet of the
Florida legislature.
n During thunder storm az New Orleans
Yesterday, two ships were struck by light-
ming and set on FIRE
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u III. WARNER.
ID. Real Estate Broker and AuctiOneaT.
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and streets y.
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new Serial 10y Mrs ANNIE EDWARDS,
LEAH, A WOMAN OF FASHION,
Just begun. Also, Story by Prof. II ii. BOYEsEN,
ANORsEMAN'S PILGRIMAGE,
To continue several months.
DEAR LADY DISDAIN,

In the next No. will be commenced JUSTIN
MCCARTHY : new Serial
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W TIE PURCHASER OF THE ABOVE Prop
crty having tailed Ia comply with the terms of SALE
the SAM will be resod, n his risk and cost on MON
pA tbH 23ih day Of January 1875, at 4 :, ncluck
on the premises. A NAIIek. JR-, Trustee
Janl dSds LATIMER & ULEARY, Aucts
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS IN SQUARES 27f. o1e AND 30
sukROUNpING THE 18TH STREET CIRCLE;
THE LARGEST IN THE CITY.
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ELEGANT SILVER PLATED WARE
FOR WEDDING PRESENTS,
At CARO,S &
under National Hotel SSI.3
LARGE VARIETY OF
SHOT GUNS.
SELLING VERY Low, AT
octs tr CARO'S BAZAAR
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CASEY COUNTY NEWS.



The Casey county Teachers Institute,
convened at the Christian Church, in this
place, on Monday, August 23d, at 10 o'clkl
A. NJ, and continued four days-opening
with 40 teachers Of the county, in atten-
dance, and closing with 50 out Of 81 teach
ers-the remainder having been excused to
attend more convenient Institutes. The
Institute opened with fair attendance OF
citizens Of this, and other counties in at
tendance, and closed with crowded house,
all manifesting eeep interest in its proceed
ings.
ORGASIzATIoS.-D. W. Chenault, c. s
C., er-c9eio, took the Chair and amor nced
the FIRST business in order, TO be the election
Of officers. On motion of Bro. Chevis, ID
W. Coleman, was elected permanent Char
man, Col. silas Adams and DIR. ID. 7. Estes
Vice Presidents, and 4. Tarrant, Secretary
Prof. q. w. Cheyis, Col. silas Adams and
j. NJ Perrymsn, were appointed acommit'
tee to revise the programme. Col. ;. A L
ans, J. u. Hanklan, and John Mcdaniel
were appointed a committee ON resolutions
Ra IL OF MEABERs.-rhe following tea
cheers were enrolled as members-J. NJ
Perryman' [. X. Anderson, b. r. bransom
u. 7. Mays, u. i. Harris, j. T.. wood, W
II. Maya Miss Pattie Moore, u. W. Allen
OF Liberty Miss T. W. Wood, I. B. Ben
son, John Mcdaniel Miss Ida Roland T.
NJ. Estes, L. Durham, W. r. Thomas
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Daughfers' College,

Near Harrodsburg. KY, under the
Presidency of John Augustus Will
Jams, will reopen as usual, on the
18th of September, with an enlarged
Faculty, improved accommodations,
and more extended course of study.
President Williams, instead Of re-
firing from his profession because of
his health, or accumulated fortune, as
has been reported, is just beginning to
get really in earnest in his work. He
has been expanding thousands Of dol
lars this summer, in increasing his ia.
cilities for the highest culture of
young ladies.
Daughters College, established 20
years ago, is permanent, rs we'll as
an independent and progressive school.
The Institution, We learn, is already
about full, register ladies from
dozen different States, and from ev-
cry section of Kentucky. Any that
may yet wish to secure rooms, should
therefore, apply at once.
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The GREAT BANK FAILURE.-Less
than fortnight ago the great Bank
of California had unlimited credit.
With its 5000, 900, gold, and a re-
serve of 81 900, 900 more she seemed
N be a power in the land, and stood
A No. | in all the commercial centres
of the world. In a word this insiitu-
tion was the State of California. How
have the mighty fallen and how the
naughty money king made low
William &. Ralston, the President OF
the Bank, who by wild and reckless
spoculations in gold and Silver mines,
brought utter financial ruin in the
sum of $4,000, 900 upon the stock.
holders and depositors of his bank
after being requested TO resign his po-
sition was drowned in the bay at San
Frar cisco, the evening of his resigna-
ton, and il is thought that becommit-
ted suicide. Afler living life OF splen'
dor unsurpassed by Kings and poten'
tates. dies by his ewn act. II was a
fitting close TO an ill.spent life. Our
outside pages give the full details Of
the great disaster.
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HAULED OVER 1uE CoArs. - Some
one writing to the Mouniein Echo,
from somewhere, attempted to "haul
us over the Goals" because We said that
the Democrats up in the mountains
did a very handsome thing in electing
Mr., Fish to the legislature. lie says
Mr.. Kirtly, HE opponent, was mot a
party candidate Didn't he vote for
Lincoln and Grant, And that, too,
Notwithstanding his "intelligent pow
cr." We also says that Mr.. KS bit
tcrcst oppositioa came from the Radi-
Gals" Whcwi Take that back, man!
The same old cry Of "Court House
clique" swclls out upon the air, as 1t
ever docs-therc and elsewhere, from
the friends Of all defeated candidates.
We incline to the opinion that Mr.. n.
was defeated by the votes oftrue Dem.
ocrats, and not by the "mercindry
voters who failed to cast their ballots.
In fact, the men voting for Mr.. Fish
we're not "weak-need" folks ut all, as
the correspondent writes it, nor are the
"onorous" duties Of a Legislator, as
the aforesaid writer spells it, beyond
the Intelligent power" of Mr.. Fish,
or even the ability of an ordinary man
with no more "iutelligent power than
the correspondent himself,