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SIZES, yELyETs, CAsSIMERES, BROAD
GhssINETs EmPREss CLoTHs,
MISS HiIGshGSsg x H2 9f asb B E5SN
St6 stkfs; FkIsH ms
ShaBBlGs, Shissooks, sWits GISG
s sAms, sk isTS; CULTS; BLaHK KITS,
yELyETEEN; hhNbKsRcHfErs, TaBnE
Rff R6Ss ATsR2}kThR SASH ASP 9PGsR
CLIFTON, COUNTERS, sHELxING, SC, SC
s 81 v ssITKKEETs; LSS9gKTHWEsF: SCGgsisb
GEl On sA itRbkY.' Jan Ia S' ssth. com.
blll1 mencing AZ 10 o'clecs a. m aud Afternoon
w v Of the above store, CEN oTi-inx one az he
best s'oci ~ Dry Goods ever rfTe,ed AZ auction
JanZ Rep nUNOANs0N BIOS, huct.
THoaAs BOWLING, Auotiouoer.
HoUsEHoLp EyRNITURE At AUCTION
IN on SATURDAY MORNING, January ~,
~ 1876 IN front Of my auction rooms. At Ia
r19olook shall sell general assortment OF
iaDI72t THos BOWLING. .uctiopeer.
FIFTEEN TONS ROOFING FELT AT AUG.
On SATURDAY Mo5RaSSiSG. January aa,,.
lSSi at IL clock in fraat of my auction rooms,
part OF cargo OF schooner BoTis iightr dsnsg
lana7-at THOs. DOWNING, Auct.
SHIFTING TOP BREWSTER CARRIAGE AT
oENS On SATURDAY MORsIEG. January
SS<SYI 2Sth, 1876, at 2 clio *, in front of nv
A-A--- auction rooms, shall sell, 70 cover adj
Nbbcts, one shifting top Brew Carriage, in per
feet condition. Terms cssh.
JAZZ 2t THOs. BOWLING, Auct.
FIsHERIES FOR BENT OR LEASE TaUC-
TON
On THURSDAY, January 9Th, 1876, at IL
O'Clock m, auction rooms, snail sell or lease
the well known Shsd Rud Herring Fisheries on ths
Poton,sc river, bite House, 0possom Nose, aud
West Point
TeIms al sale. GEO. A BOHRER
For Sarah Otterback
Janl9 dts THUs. BOWLING, Auct.
r. TIE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY,, February the ri, 1876, same hour
aud place. GEO. A. BOHRER,
For Sarah Ottsrback
JAZZ dts TH0S. BOWLING, Aucr.
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NEOMAS DUWLING, Auctioneer.

I'HOMhS DUWLiNG, Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE OF LARGE AND VAL
TABLE COLLECTION OF MISCELLANE.
Gus BOOKS, SOME IN FINE BINDINGS
AND IN FINE, CLEAN CONDITION..
oyT~, To be sold at my auction rooms, corner
kxAI PennsylvaIia avenue and llth street. on
49, TUESDAY EVENING, February lst, and
foiowing Evenings, commencing at 1880 O'Clock
each evening. Terms cash.
Jsn266t THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
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IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
ELEANOR MILLER VI. GKoRGK w. MILLER ct al
44S9-EQuity Docket Is.
Ordered, That the sale made and reported By the
trustee I'm this cause be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary be shown before
the 18th DAY OF FEBRUARY next. The report
By the Court: A. WYLIE, Justice.
Atrue copy-Test III. MEI0S, OlerK.
janls satst BY 4. p. VILLAINS, Al. OK.
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DENNIS COHEELL.{ trustees
jan4-eo&fs THOS. BOWLING. AuCtioneer.
~ TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PRO-
&. PATTY NEAR FALLS CHURCH, IN FAIR

Il
By virtue of that certain deed OF trust from
). Hollidge and wife to the undersigned, bearing
date May 5th, 1874, and of record on the Land Re-
cords OF Fairfax county, Va, Liber Il, No 4, folio
SO, will sell at public auction, to the highest bid
der, on the premises, on Til L RSDAY, the Sd
day of February, 1885, at IL o'clock m. all those
tracts or parcels Of land and spnurtenances de-
sCribed in said deeds, containing III acres and 10
3 les, and enc acre more less This pro perty is
improved by new frame Dwelling, Barn ami other
out buildings and is very desirable property aud
lies adjoining the property Oi J. II. Holiidge and
others AND was originally part OF tie Sarah Sew
cit pro perry.
Terms of sale: So 1uch cash in hand az will pay
the costs Of sale, including commission Of Per
cent. the gross sale; also, the of FIVE an
dreo and sixty i've Coilsrs ana eighty FIVE and QUE
nE cent?, and interest :. eTeon from 5tb May 1874
the like OF 56S S511, with like interest 10 fail
due MAY 5tb, l56, sod the like sum- with like inter-
est, 10 fall due May 9Th, lS7, ami the residue II any
TO 1911 due at such time as the said 1. :. VI ClGge
she'll name, but, he declining 20 name the date Of
payment, the fail due or the 5th day Of MAY,
1873, and to bear interest from the day Of sale. The
de erred pay 20 be secured by deed OF trust on
the property cold. GAO. 3. IVES, Ir-,-.ao,
Iani2 T. T. FOWLER,f -tu7'e77'
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CHANGE OF TIME. JANUARY and, 1875.
An. LEAVE EASHINGTON
s:oO-BsllirlOre AID Way Stations.
T:0V-baltiH0Te' Annapolis and Way Stations.
s.oo-EEw YoRz AMP BosToS EXPRESS.
p-s B st s Il and Pi 5T EI
e:50-Baiti-lore end Way Stations. ON sunday
soPsrt Of sssssT sns Il Ws Se sts fn5s
iO:l3-DALTINo2KONL Unlimited ExsRRss 30 stop.
IzI3-BsltimoEe, Way Stations and EIIioott City.
1:SO-shw 1oEk AND NORFOLK ExPREss.
SSoBS% s: E.odS yis Main Bs ts and
f:2S-EIeteTick, Point Of kocks, Hsgerstovn
Eas,gsr ETsETy M.cRg.toF Rr and var
x.30-BALTIEnSB EXPRESs. Stops ut Laurel,
$50: sLiisIino,e anIGg9Is and THs s,atSns
s:06-Bsiiiu,cre end WAY stations.
e.OO-St L-uis, Cincinnati, PittsbCTe tNast Ex-
pes Chicago, Columbus, saE11sky sno
81 Wy Stations on Ohio and Chicago
s:s5-N ~. YoEs E,sHr Express. Sleeping car,
s.ss-Bsliiln re and princf pal Way Stations.
seo s Si'sis' m M tSG, Al S Ss9
LeqrISs c1i1fsn Sta,rOn for Wastt.sfoa:
$50, ste, ia, 9;l3 q m. l2:S9' aIo
$50, $40 1880 q. m, SIS, $50, s:ls
2. n, daily. ezc e7t Sunday.
psp0lis. S:srf,-u or valley Branch, nos for New
Y5rk ard Phii=Grl phis II 500 am. snd I 30 pm.
.nd OHIO tiSzst cf.ioss, Wsshiagfon siati5nI and
ga Peunsyt-a-is avenue, where orders VIII DC
taken for bss 81 a. checked sAd received OF sny
DCfnt ~ the .l.E THUS X. SHARP,
Master OF Trans portal
LIN. COLs, General Ticket AgeLt.
gao. 6. h"CSTE. General Agent boyl-n
NEw ICIE AND wAsHiNGT9I
TO BALTIMORE, PHILApEIPHih,
ALE POINTS IN THE WV ENG land
rHROUoE BETWEEN WhsHIsGTOH AND
hEW tORb
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
The fpru-It OF this line s new anc u the most
elegant sHh III proved finish.
TEAM LEANINa AT Gas =. Il. Il PULL
EAN p PLJE CAR TRAIH EACLCSiN ELl.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS ON
NIGHT TRAITS.
On snd si:er January q, $50, trains by this
fne will lea.e depot OF Baltimore sEd Potomac
s.93 an. Limited E1PTess-PuilmS1 Gar Train
fer Philsteiphia, New Work sic POINTS East
daily ezcert SUNDAY. -,
l:3O X. k17r5zs FOR Philatelphis snd New Yors
ass m. EIyrsss FOR Philadelphia and way points
sIOpm E4gress for Philadelphia, New York
and points East daily.
PULIhAN PARLOR CABS on all Day Trains.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CABS on
Tickets sEd Information can be procured Of the Of
BagrsEs cst!e,. Tor .na checked st hotels and pri
yAte residences On orders len a. tue oces OF tie
conpany, EOT:heast corner l3tn street aud Pennsyl
yanfa avenue, AID on northeast corner q Peonsyl-
YAnia sysnGe si.d 9Th street. -
Depot BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL
EoAD, corner SIN and b street, sovn
GEORGE q. WILKINS,
fool Superintendent, Baltimore, Nd.
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TRUsTEE SALE OF LOT 90xs3, IMPROVED
RY SHALL TWO-STORT FRAME, BOUN n
AIRY, BETWEEN 18TH AND 18th STREETS
EORTHN EST.
a BY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated January
4 9th, 1873, and recorded In Lioer No. ~, folio
80, Il land records for District Of Columbia aud ct
suction, In front Of premises, on TU EspAYs Feb
Iusry LET; 1870, 81 o,elo-f ?; Lot No: 81, 10
sousre o. Isl in city, In said Dstrict,
with the iw prov emsn ts tbereon
paid time OF sae: balance in aud II months, TO be
secured by purcf notes, With interest ut per
cent from day Of sale, and deed Il trust on tho
property sold. Ocnvey apctns and recording ax pur
cbaser cost. terms Of sale are not comp is1 Wit
t. ressll ct risk ard Of purchaser In default
Nm, y. HoLTZAA6, frusses,
jap1l- eotd No. 1894 street olthveet.
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'a,hOMAS BOWLING,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
A. the old stand Of Lstmer & Clesry,
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and lith street.
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
AUCTION.
n On MONDAY MORNING, January 3 list,
w 1876, at the residence of q gentleman declining
~ housekeeping. No. 1907 Penns ylvsnis ave.
tnue, between 18th and 10th streets north west,
shall sell, At clock O. m, excellent assort-
mept of Household Effects, comprising in part
Walnut Parlor Suit, upholstered In Reps;
WslnuI Mar le-top Chamber Furniture;
Painted Cottage and other Bedroom Furniture;
b air and Husk Mattresses;
Feather Pillows and Bolsters;
~ slnut Mar BILE top Sideboard:
Walnut Extension Dining Table;
China and Glass Ware;
Three-ply and Ingram Carpets;
Cooking Range and Fixtures; Heating Stoves;
Kitchen Requisites, &c.
Terms cash.
iap9s-st THOMAS BOWLING Auct
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BANKERS.

@Sn to $4,000 invested IL Stock Privilege.
Ss)U pays large profits. Write for ~ page book,
Men and ldioms Of We'll st. and w all ST. Review
sE6T fRE2. JOHN HICKLIH0 4 CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,
ocu-iy II Broadway, y. Y.
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CHOMAs DOWNING, Auctioueer

cETER, On SATURDAY MORNING. January
SI-<SYS 2Sth, 1876, at o clock, in front Of mi
-AZ-N<- auction rooms, shall sell, TO cover All
Nbhots, one shifting top Brevster Carriage, in per
feet condition. Terms cssh.
JAZZ 2t THOs. DOWNING Auct.
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AUCTION SALES
$4,000 WORTH orpRy Gsops

BROS. AuctIoneers,
Southeast corner eth and ID SITS. northwest.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO- dOhhOW

hUECAkSON BROS, Auctioneers.
II Southeast corner 9Th and ID SITS. northwest.
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscrf.
i Der has obtained from the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia, holding Special Term.
letters testamentary on the personal estate of
b. Q. PAGE, late Of the District Of Co.
lumbis, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to the
subscriber. on or before the sth day OF Janu airy
next; they may otherwise BY law be excluded from
al benenf Of the said estate Given under my hand,
ia janii tn 81 JP. PAGE, Executor.
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UNTHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
ii OF COLVMRIA

HoIdtNE Special Tenn, January 8th, lN6.
In the case Of ID. g. Dixon. executor Of C0RNE-
LIuS SCANNED, deceased, the executor afore-
said has: with the appreciation Of the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia aforesaid appointed
TUESDAY, the Sth day Of FEBRUARY, A. d. 1H6, for
the final settlement and distribution Of the personal
estate Of said deceased and Of the assets in hand
money; when and where all the creditors and heirs
Of said deceased notified to attend, with their
law be excluded from all benefit in said deceased .
estate: Provided, COPY Of this order be published
previous to the said day. Test:
janll.tu.St A. WHISTLER, Register OF Wills.
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L. J. HEIBER9EB,
6,r,zrNsssu 0 ssSv e . a = tGnS'n COL
MERCHlNT TAYLOR
AetroRolitan Hotel, date BreMns,l

TNHE SEWING ROOM OF THE WOMENS
i CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION will be opened
MONDAY, January 18th, In the building on
18th street, between Il and 9. Miss HOWARD will
remain in charge. All orders will be promptly and
satisfactorily met, Patronage solicited ian Is cow
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FOREIGN.
Fighting 10 ssash America.

NEW YORK, May l2.-The Panama
Star Of May lst, says Fighting has
been going on betwsen the troops Of
Guatenals and Salvador and the loss on
both sides is heavy. The army Of Qua
tamsls, under General Barrios has bceu
successful in every quarter, having
driven the Salvadorians before them from
every field. The ship Of war, General
Bsrrios had landed = largo force 10 tho
rear OF tho city Of La Union. Who at.
tackled the place, completely routing
the adorisns, and planting the nAgs
Of General Bsrrios upon the Custom
House and public buildings. The victo-
rious army pushed on TO The interior,
driving the enemy before them. csptur.
ing many prisoners and causing ths
utmost decentralization within ths ranks
of tb. Sslvsdorians. A. early dawn OF
the 10Th inst, the city Of San Nj iguol was
captured, wbereupon the President
OF Salvador sent q flag d truce and
asked that they be allowed W max.
peace onsrings. Il 10 understood that
Bnrrios would not treat With him upon
any other terms than unconditional sur
render.
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Centennial Committee )then commenced,
but unfortunately the rustic and hum of
voices was 30 great that but little of the
music could be heard. Prayer by the
Rt. Rev. Bishop Simpson followed next,
it being succeeded by the hymn by John
Greenleaf Whittier, sung by chorus of
900 voices, accompanied by the grand
orchestra, and the organ in the main
building. The buildings were then
formally presented to the Centennial
Commission by John Welsh, Chairman
of the Centennial Board Of Finance,
and then followed the gIandest and most
impressive parts OF the ceremonies, name
ly the Grand Cantsta, written by Sid
ney Lanier, of Georgia to music by
Dudly Buck Of Conn, the the basso solos
being personnel tv Myron w. Whitney
Of Boston. Words cannot describe the
effect OF this grand masterwork. The
multitude which had heretofore been
noisy and demonstrative, gradual
ly subsidized into a silence
which was most impressive
and made it possible to hear every note
of the magnificent music. When Whit
ney performed his solo in his clear, deep,
powerful voice, one might have heard
pin fall, and the moment the last sound
escaped his lips, tremendous applause
burst from the audience, never ceasing
until he repeated bis part.
When the sounds of the Cantata had
died away, President Hswley arose, and
presented the exhibition 10 the President
of the United States, who made short
address formally declaring the exhibition
to be open to The world, General Haw-
ley then gave the signal for unfurling the
flag upon the Main Exhibition Building,
which was done amid the pealing of can
non, Ginning OF bells, hsllelujsh chorus
accompanied by the music OF the orches-
ira and organ, and cheering OF over
hundred thousand representatives of all
the countries on the Globe, at exactly
twelve O'Clock.
An immense procession of all con-
nected with the exhibition, representa-
tIves of foreign ns.ions, military and
others, was now formed, which, preceded
by the Preside: I, passed through the
main building into machinery hall, where
the Coriiss Engine was put in motion by
President Grant, assisted by George Il.
Con iiss. This being the last part of the
programme, no further formal order Of
procession was maintained. and the
crowd was soon dispersed all over the
buildings and grounds, viewing, with
evident satisfaction, the various exhibits.
The President with party adjourned to
the Judges Pavilion, in the great hall of
which reception was held, ending the
formal festivities of the day.
The grand Centennial Exposition of
the United States being now thus opened,
your correspondent will hereafter be en-
abled to devote himself to describing, by
degrees, the numerous articles of interest
now congregated, as if by bond OF the
magic wand, in the "City of Brotherly
Love-" &. 5. A.
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discussion. the vote OF this was reached,
and 3 call of the counties resulted as
follows: For the amendment, 1886 81.
Against the amendment, 18,O026. So
the amendment was adopted.
A motion was then made to strike out
all concerning Blaine and Bristow, but it
was lost
The vote came up on the adoption of
Judge Harrison's amendment, which
virtually instructed for Blaine. Upon
motion of Mr.. Carlisle, WHO is the
verlest demagogLe ever lived,
but an effective orator, ad-
vocated its adoption, at the same time
expressing unfeigned sorrow that the
amendment had been offered. At the
conclusion of Mr.. Carlile's speech there
was excitem ent and noise, and IN the din
Of which, Mr.. Hubbard was heard 70
say, "As the Blaine men had the heart of
the convention they might as we'll have
the hide" 81. i ..
The motion to adopt the resolutions
as amended by Judge Harrison, was
then put. Mr.. Willard, of Mason,
moved to amend by inserting "that the
minority had no rights, that the ma.
jority were bound to respect" The Chair
promptly called the gentleman from
Mason 10 order, amid laughter.
The question was then put and the res.
olutiosn adopted. F
AS the excitement was running high,
aud fearing the Convention would end
in a row, q resolution was offered that it
was inexpedient to to appoint electors at
this time. This was promptly put to the
Convention and carried, though great
many delegates were yelling no.
Captain Dovener then got iE his mo-
tion to adjourn sine die which was also
carried under protest from Lumber Of
members. ...
Taking it altogether, better Demo-
cratic campaign document could not be
issued than the proce edings of this Con-
vent:on. Let it be proclaimed that
Blame, the whoop-'em up-Eliza Jane and
bloody shirt element, rules the roost.
w. II. 7.
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BssssSU msskSSsSeA.

NEv Yoak. Nay H.-The Union
League Club held special meeting last
evening for the election OF new members
and among the names proposed was that
of Secretary Bristow. There we're ll8
votes cast for Bristow and II black
balls. Immediately after The result was
made known the sH,ldest commotion en-
sued. Every man jumped V his fest and
exclaimed against the vote at the same
time protesting he had no hand in the
plot TO defeat the election Of Secretary OF
the Treasury. .....-.
The black balling Vas nos the result Of
any political opposition 70 Mr.. Bristow.
but was caused by . personal feeling.
Two members Of the club In the sugar
business felt aggrieved BY some decision
OF the secretary Of the trsasur. sni they
had worked TO secure enough b.I balls
for his rejection. There was .'rong
feeling OF indignation IN The club over
the ma.ter and measures would be taken
to reverse the vote.
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F0RTY.F0uRTH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, May IL.
SENATE.

The Chair laid before the Senate .
communication from Commissioners of
the District Of Columbia in answer to .
resolution of Mr.. Edmunds in regard to
the management of the white and color
ed schools in the District. The Com.
missioners state that 70 discrimination
exists in the management Of tho schools
and no additional legis alton " required
to secure equality in the schools. Re
ferrred.
Mr. Sherman moved to take up House
bill authorizing the appointment Of re-
ceivers OF the National banks, aud for
other purposes.
Mr.. Edmunds sand that there were but
few Senators present, and the Senate sd-
journed till Monday.
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
From Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, May l2-The Emper.
or and Empress of Brazil with their. suit
lett here at ten o'clock this morning for
st. Louis, whence they will go TO New
Orleans next week by the steamer Great
Republic.
A more beautiful and inspiring scene
than this city presents now can hardly
be imagined. The streets are crowded
with citizens and strangers, among
whom mary strange costumes and brill
liant foreign uniforms are seen. From
all the house. tops aags are floating, and
almost every building fronting along the
principal streets is profusely decorated
with flags and tri-colored festoens. In
deed, throughout the entire length Of
Chestnut AMI Market streets almost
every window and doorway iaunts its
fiag or group of flags.
Already some changes are talked of in
the previously arranged details of the
Exposition. II is possible that
the regulation Of demanding fifty
cent note OF silver piece at the gates,
instead OF making change or providing
tickets, may be modified, as it is found to
not work to entire satisfaction SO far.
An earlier hour of opening and later
hour of closing each day are also talked
Of, and the vexed question OF Sunday
opening will probably be opened for fur
ther consideration under pressure of pub
lie sentiment.
The banquet given by Sir Edward
ThorLton AZ ST. Georges Hall, last even.
ing, was brilliant and success ul affair.
The attendance ut the Exposition
grounds is greater to-day than yesterday,
and apparently the tide of visitors has
fully set in for the season.
The work oi getting matters in shape
is being pushed rapidly in the incom-
plete departments, and all will be ar
ranged in comparatively short time
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.CLrvELAND. Nay IA special TO
the Herald from Massillon says that the
works at the coal shalt st Silver Creek
was burned this afternoon. The Are sp-
pears to have been accidental. The loss
Is $4,000; insured for 500.
No trouble with the strikers 10 reported.
The prospects Of resuming work by them
are improving.
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ST. LoUls May IA meeting Of
several gentlemen from some halt dozen
counties in the State, held at SedAlia,
yesterday, resulted IN organizing a
grrenbsck party. Delegates 81 large
and = partial district delegation we're
elected 10 the National Convention at
Indianapolis. A State Executive Com.
mittee was also elected.
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of The Golden Medical Discovssy, VIII
d.iIy use Of tAs RsIlsoS sssus4as
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-13

The Wellsburg Herald thinks that
the special friends of Mr.. BRIsTow do
not show extraordinary shrewdness in
making BLAINE and MORTON the partic-
usr objects Of their onslaught, especially
il they calculate upon any support for
BRIsTow from the ranks of that portion
Of the Republicans, who may be consid-
cred as the Originals of the party"
That's right, Mr.. Herald, hold on to
your man, There may be millions in it."