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MARRIED..

DEL FoSsE-DElloN In BOSTON on the 2ist inst. by
the Rev Father NJ Roman assistant pastor OF st JamcGG
Church Mr. Maurice Del Fosse to Miss Harricuc A
nchon.
OF The brides parents BY the Rev Dr. Henry Jacobs.
assisted ly the Rev. DR. kortschmarnf william Fox 10
Marie daughter of Alexander Rich ESQ
s'HRENER-NALOlS -By his Honor Smith Ely Jr.,
Mayor Of the city ot New York In the Office oi the Mayor.
alty. Executive Department, city Han on Tucsiav tho
2tth dHy Of December Mr. Harry Schrrycr Arad AUS
ESQ " this ctV.
NNSE-IOSiYN.-Ou Thursday. Dec ~. at st Thomas's
Church. by the Rev William Morgan u D. Thomas Y.
Nysc Jr TO Nina Morgan daughter OF Orlando Josyn.
Esq
WAGNER-BFRNSrElN On Tuesday afternoon. DEC.
II NJ the residence Of the brides parents hester lin,
Mount vernon, Y. by the Rev Henry lliscoX Gus.
tavus &. Wagner Of New NOrA city 10 Charlotte Il. rn
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Brooklyn. the music will be rendered by a
quartet and chorus OF twenty-four voices
In St Stephens Episcopal Church BROOKLYN,
there Will be music by a choir and chorus.
In Trinity Episcopal Church, Brooklyn, also
there will be music by n chorus.
In st. AIMS in BROOKLYN the music ia 10 bo
varied and abundant, and Is to be directed by
the choir master Mr.. MacLaury.
The chimes in tho tower at Stock
Mass. that were given by Mcssrs. David bud,
ley and Cyrus W. Field. are to be rung for the
nrst time to-day. There are nine bells weigh
from y .lOO to 200 pounds in weight, and consti-
tute. 1t is said, one Of the finest sets Of chimes
In the country - ~
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Colville's Folly Troupe took possession OF
the Park Theatre. on Monday evening and
presented musical burlcsque made popular
here several seasons ago by the Lydia Thomp-
son Company Tho title OF the entertainments
The Babes In the Wood, )" and II furnished ex-
cellent opportunities for the display OF the
charms OF n SNOWY collection OF singing dam
sells. some OF whom are very clever in their way.
The singing proved TO be much better than the
hurlesque companies usually furnish. and Mile.
Roseau. especially won n admiration for her
acting and her voice as Fdlcontrinu.
There are at least fifty performers in the
troupe. and some Of them are none tho less
charming for being infants. Their style OF
fun is innocent. risky. and interesting. and
they elicited n great deal Of genuine mirth.
mingled with admiration.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

TUESDAY. DEC 24-To THOSE OF Orr READERS
who occasionally indulge In a moderate way IN a ven.
turr Ia stocks their rst should be- II operating ON
nut or call 10 they place themselves in position to
have reasonable chance u turning IL TO pront This
can only be done where the distance is not too great
one and quarter 20 and halt per cent gives both
caller and purchaser this fair advantage Mcssrs Hunt
gilbert 90 rs Broad st. granting puts and calls At
about these figures aud II has been seen through our
columns their advice has heretofore been most successful
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Why, Verify

why be- an animated tallow shop when Adams Anti
Fat h. and remedy for obesity or eorpuonce
and will reduce the most IN prOnorioncd form TO agrace
outline within few weeks II contains no ingredients
that can possibly prove delsteous to the system Wen,
known chemist amer examining its constituents and the
method OF its preparation, gives II h., unquaiNed 70
dorsemcnt remedy mat cannot hat act inNofhly
upon the system, ant Is wen calculated TO attain the Oh
iect tor which Il Is int ndod," 49, 80 ..,
BALuHoEE, Nd, July ~ 1879,
Proyii, AiLYs Anti Fat haglb, " y
DtAR StR- ! have taken two hotuCH OF Allahs Anu
Very respectfully MIS- X CoLFs-Adr.
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Spttml Nutltts.

SPALplNG'S GLUE
sPALDINGS CLUB
MENDs BROKEN TOYS.
MINDS BROKEN TOYS.
ONLY p CENTS PER BOTTLE Win BRl ST.
The bold little BOYS.
Who smash up their TOYS.
Should save all the pieces with care,
For with SFALDlNGS RICH GLUE
They'll he made COOL IS new.
Another year hacking 10 bear.
II the mirrors are smashed.
or the dishes all crashed,
Save the pieces no matter how small,
For the glue Il at hand
That VAL make them Withstand
Ntrog lyCcriuc, rockrrut. or ball.
Save the pieces, sHN.
And Noull mud IL will pay
Tried old friends ARE much better thaunew.
To save these hard tunes
Nc'u Ad Christmas chimes
SnculuyHtc SPALniNaS GOOD GLUE
SPNlnlNGS GU. is sold rs dru--i.t.. stationers,
l 90 Il Nm
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Diamonds. Iewelry. fine watches. and silver
ware are always appropriate Tor Christmas and New
Years presents AtA {. Benedict Co In the Bowcry
articles can bought " the finest quality and At
more reasonable prices than whcre enormous rents must
be paid out of enormous profits This house. established
iu isis calls attention 10 the fact that they connected
with no other house OF the name Of Benedict IN the city
Their number T. - BONery
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Religion. Plastic Art.

A novel entertainment is TO be given
this evening In Steinway Hall 10y the Re-
ligious Plastic Art Company OF New York
consisting OF a series OF live pictures illus
tratine the life oi Christ. The famous pictures
OF Rubens and Rafael will furnish the sugges-
tons for the tableaus. and mus lc selected from
the works OF Handel. 0luck. Haydn. and
Beethoven will accompany the entertainment
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Bnsintss Notlt,s.

Louisiana state Lottery Compnny.-io4th
Monthly Grand Distribution. New orleans. Jan. 10
1857 prizes total tiio zoo capitals s3oOn $1,000.
500, &c; 10000 tickets. two s2 dollars, halves.
one ell dollar Apply to NJ A DAUPllIN. =. o box
No 6e2. New Orleans. La. II l. PLUM. $40 Broad
way. New York
"Bluedine" Is the Best Hue for the Laun-
dry. MOST ECONOMICAL and SIMPLE IN USE. and NJ n
superior SKY blue color single trial will prove Its
value ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT
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STR AFFORD In the city of Sow York The 9th
dan Of December. 1879 by the Hon Charr. uouuIuc.
Justice of the supreme Court Charles straturd nom
Mary StTauord Gauss, adultery.
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MAHON.-On the 2Si inst. at 10 eth av. Chrisuna
Eu-ruir Mahou aged years
Funeral will take place at / o'clock this day wcdnes
dnN1 Dee -
MILLS suddenly on sunday Dec -, Mary NILS,
AGED 0p years
The funeral will take place the residence hei
brother. Augustus Robbins - South ~ Il, Brooklyn
u on Wednesday, NJ O'Clock
STEVENSON At Elizabeth. y = Dec -. inst Ruth
4 wife Of Charles q Stevenson. aged - wears
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Quick rehefb by applying Benson's Capelne Porous Plas
ter, tar superior TO common porous pahWTa Son
a
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wnkie Colnnss new novel viii appear exclusively II
Ifafh LeIss Hhsfyaei ksupapr.-AdS.
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MINNIE INTELLIGkNCE

HfrilruRg ALNANAc-rufs nav
sun rises. - sun scts.... p Moon sets. 20
wArER-rHis
sandy Hook. O3 Gov. Island 81 Hell Gate. II 10
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IN THESE TIMES rmEnE is so suRER OR QuIcK.

IN THESE TIMES THERE ~ NJ Nlhfh Ok QAlih
er method Of making money than TO invest few hun.
drcd dollars stock speculation. Alex. Frohngham
Co brokers ~ Wall street New York, reliable and
experienced brokers' and have been the means Of reIl
ng large Tor many Of their customers. Their
Weekly Financial Report is sent free.
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And symptoms OF consumption is phlhpss Palaahle -
cod LAYER on m combination with fhosphO Nutfluhe
sod b. all drnggists. Depot Plntt " -Ade.
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ArriVed-IttNbAT, DC "a
IS Clyde. Morton Asp.nwall.
IS Bermuda. Wilson. Curac0a.
s. Hudson. eager. New Orleans
- Ashland. Hunter Fernan lima
IS Isaac Bell. Lawrence Richmond. City Point, ana
Norfolk.
ship Joseph Mihury Weston Antwerp.
BArk Emma Paysant Dexter, Calais
Brig Cameo Neal St Pierre
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COLUMBIA. s. c.. Dec. 24.-Thc attending
$ sciau- pronounce Gov. Hampton out NJ danger bat
lte that his recovery will be slow and tedious
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Holiday goods low prices scars ties gloves muflen'
hAndkeIeheis shirtA drawers, aud hOsle q W Joan
ston 260 brand ~ also AZ 9th av corner Som h-A@~
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Read wimIs colnns,s new novel In I's"A h'A'' H-'-
rated N.,.saaSy Ian. ADJ.
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A.-rEM TELTGnAPm.

OFFICE or THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
CuNlNGruN ny, DEC -. 1875
Mcssrs VILLA N-oN GO.
General Eastern AGENTS. airl Broadway New York.
The following numbers drew ihc ur,c capital prlfrs ia
titluNr drawing
80 70 St1lrcW ... ....... ... ... sl1u0q
No iS Az if,w ...... .... ....... D. ID
40. 10 l2b ire" 900
PRIZES CA~ltED " lruut DETECTION.
SIMMONS a Die llN~ON. Managers.
Fun list OF drawing Uuhli-Iolu tHl1Ns Herald
"DON"T STEAL Ny THUNDER"
RYE and Rock ismy trade mark Van Brils urcpara.
ton oi rye aud Ruck J., sold h> reputable drug siss
and adopted lN ridlu- IllYslcWu. pu.r n IDl largo
bottle, ~ per gallon Delivered iu city NIDulty
Depot ~ Chambers st between Brlndvt y and thurch
street \ NAN BELL, Wine Merchant
FOR COUGHS, COLDS, HWONCUITIs,
sc. l.s Tie great lu-hsh remedy. klAllNtt'N tN on
LOIENGES They hpyr been tested or Over ity Arars,
and Afford speedy and certain reei. Sold hS all drug
gists Puoe 5urcnt, Sent hN mal
folGLRA 4 go Sew York. Agents.
RYE AND KOCk CANDN.
The pioneer house IA the trade. compare ours With
any others e. PER borILE n. B. KIRK a CO.,
Nos 90 Fulton st. and 10 HrotNWaN.
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"DON''r sTrAL ny rmrNDEM.o
I'VE AND ROCK CANDY

The pioneer house IA the trade Compare ours with
any others e. PER BOrrLE n. Is KIRK CO.,
Nos oD Fulton 81 and 10 Broadway.
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os Rising barometer, cooler nos,<
SSA v partly cloudy NsaIhsr..---- &c
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-14
OLYMPIA
DRAY COMPANY.

rTNHIs ~nmEAny is prepared 30 execuse al
Il order- - saufing merchaEdi~e. lurn-
srr. hay. grain. bwsck. sand. esr., In any
fass Of the cay oe vicinify. IL ]. yell
~uPfased Yah 6esyy trucks and such f.
cslhs<~ ~ vii enAkske it. I'm spse<1y end ex-
Pr11tsuBs nannDeT 90 Wove h0Sy cnnesnxx
irun 11eH- Ae-- ~ shsrt naeSce. and uxson
rcnnunakzse ternm-
Drsys <nn BE- chanzss~d .; suy hour Of
the d.. o. rixhf. and wixhouz extra
eS@rEs
T-am~ ~raf 10 rhs ce<znxxy en- ~Aars no
tsces md upson tAe @ua rsn~azsntsl~ TRINA
Amsag shs 9asy ensd tAanr P~.-~-~a
hy tse Osy1p6n Drsy sd frsek Csm-
pany. - thnar
CXTr KFRR9rs.
GA fs~ arrival of ss~~a - ls-ass< ss.ss
4rnss sfsf xf9xr~ b. ssa sss arr In
,zaks<ss fx ~Fs<Sft II >u-'--s - NJ
fr.sesss s< s.s<xsss~ sA <szy ~ ~ ~ ~i.s
nc Tuns0ss~r.
JAMES BON LIN p r-s.u.
OssmssA. Masra at sS--.sf
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Jewelry.

ssa- s3c~s- isxEtlou~. Csilar BufErss. ca
Pn>. Far Rings. Emblefn Pins Brxpp-
k-t~. ~u.s. Charms. Mock thasn~.
NeS thzirss- Shawl Pms. ansi
Tbsss~and Other Things
I'm ssold. silver. and
plated.
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SEWING MACHINE ATTACHMENTS.

For all Machines, sent by mail, postpaid,
in either currency or postage stamps, At the
following prices:
Doc. Needles, IS cents.
Rutiiers, 81 50.
Set of HemMers, four widths, with Bind
or, 81 90.
Tuckmarker, - 90.
Cortisr, 81 10.
Quilter, rs cents.
Thread Cutter, as cents.
Oil Can, IS GEMS.
Oil Can Holder, IS cents.
Screw Driver, Is cents.
chine you want ATTACHING for. Oil can-
not he sent by mali.
90 Remember the place.
G. II. TALCOTT,
Matchmaker and Jeweler,
Olympia, W.T..
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Notions.
Sewing Machines.

The Celebrated Singer and New Wilson.
anu all other leading machines.
Why do yea pay from five to ten dollars
per month foryOur sewing, when you can.
lars per month"; and each months rent 20
toward paying for the same. Each ma
chine furnished with attachments Tor all
kinds Of Work, and is warranted for five
years. over 100000 of these popular ma
chimes sold in 1877. am prepare ed to sell.
for cash, on time or rent, 1000 Of these
machines in the next few months.
g. II. TALCOTT,
Agent of the Singer Manufacturing Co.
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DIR. SPI N N Il Y,
NO. IL KEARNEY STREET.
Tssots all Chrsase and Special Diseases.


xon1aG Mon
WHO may be suffering from the effects
w OF youthful foliies or indi~crrtion,
will do well 10 avail themselves Of this.
the greatest boon ever laid af the altar of
suffering humanity. DIR SPINNEY will
guAraneee 90 forfeit ts1ss fur every case Of
seminal weakness or private disease OF
any Kind or character which he undertakes
and fnils % cure
MIDDLE-AGEp MN.
There ase many nj the axr M shirsy 90
SIXTY wbo are trSzabiea With ~ srrsta~nt
evsrssnxssn Of the bls<tder ofssn a<.usss~
pnMsed fy . slight ~uaxrsiss. ssr lsuruss.x
nennnxsoa. and . veakeninx 90 the ~y~x<xn
IN manner tne Fnssent exnnox snr~sursf
fss- I'm exAnlH1nx tfs- urirzmry deE<@~srs Q
rss,y -<~tsssens will ssfssn he fusziss xna
sr@ae<snse> .snsll gmysscie~ Of azk.mszs~m vii
lpgxAs. 90 the csslssr viii H. If a tki . nzsik
~ hur- again changing 10 . aAxk sna
snxFsd srTs@rsn-~- fh~r~ arx MARY ns~n
wh@ ar of shss dsfkcu1sy sxDnru1ss IL the
anume. wAsch h. the ~~r1ssd uxnrw s< sssusr,-
q wsaknc~S- Ia - viil gzznrxnxee Q Y~r-
s~ss cuRe IN ali su~n ez~r~ ansf q hsAskAy
rsxessrsssa @f thr <-n5so-urinnxy s.xxxna
ssfsSA Fts& -s-fA ts q ard stc 4 Sun-
aAss ~ ga G0ss~maanxsmm frwx
Ir.as'a- -es-e ami s<ixsse. O.
-. wEY A ca
~. ssn Fsaus<<n.
MN y. > - 4 Ar~@ .
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GLxD~rsssK g~ss mo- ssor~ Ssaas dsn-
asw
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Lqfies and cents Hear.
Ns.i- B. order rr~snr<I. aBs u r--aa~ca
r1kr-

~ ssl- g. order TsroSnfsiy. aBs II rs~aa~xd
N-r-~s -p--S~r-s - =<a. -1s .~-
ss~ss or -ssh-k. Is-k ~ rAaa
- FA-as 80 anry l-sthe-
And this can b. proven l,y the ls--~ r-s--
s-psar~' "f ezs~t"t1sr> thai dally thrs.-x nr-
&Drv
n -ss-s - s>r-.. kss .--s-tn--; ,sr--
lee namn~~- elzza .Ed chrAaskr
10 ~ vDs ssf IN rip-tsR .rsi~
Are rereasr y0us zssn-y - mid hke
That IL - . pleasure to huy Of him INV
trsEinx the pryverb that - IL - u~~e
t@e~~sd To give than to r-ceiye."
Kynur sna-r~ssn&ins. v-G
Asc arr 0fle1 Nth un-ixhfis hol--.
Mr. ss.s 'hsn nxAi~ra- ihOa<h yoa ~
tie Y give yoa psienf -s'ic-.
AMI this ~ an IMPROVEMENT on the theol-
ny ~ the times. showing that he always
keeps IN advance Of public sentiment.
No~ that the rslroad'- to he built
Ica .areiy can't refuse.
IT, treat yoar-en without ado
To pair ~ boos. or shoes.
For il il time that the people should ysut
on their best apparel 70 entertain the
large crowd Of visitors that will soon be
among us.
Come and select the style you need,
As you must sooner or later,
And order them made in finest style
OF calf, kip or alligator.
Anything in the shape Of leather may
he used, rs suits the customer, and the
workmanship will be executed in strict
accordance with mathematical principles
and architectural symmetry.
Main street, between Fourth and Fifth.
BENZ VINCENT.
Olympia, March 80, 1878. 5:tf
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English Victories.

The British troops are making
short work of the war in Aa2hanis'
tan. They have gained conp'ets
victory over the Ameer's forces, cap.
turing pelmar Pass and the lort!fica-
tons with eighteen guns. They lost
about eighty officers and men but the
enemy's loss was far greater. The
British advance will however likely
be stopped by the severity of tho
winter.
Meantime bankruptcy, distress and
suffering prevail to an appalling ex-
tent in England and Scotland, caused
by the great bank failures, Thous-
ands are out Of employment in the
manufacturing districts, causing hard
times everywhere.
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The coal combination is not yet
settled.
John R. Kilby, a prominent law
yer, died Thursday at Suffolk, Va.
The Treasury Department has dis
continued the issue Of gold certlti-
Gates.
The receipts from internal revenue
ct Washington Friday We're Si429,-
III AS and from customs $500, 1UO.-
81.
Secretary Schu.z was examined at
length by the committee on the trans
fer Of The Indian Bureau in Washing
ton Friday.
The schooner J. A. Holmes, owned
by Captain Naughton, Of Chicago,
went ashore at Grand Haven Thurs
day night, in a binding storm.
The City Hotel at Nashua, New
Hampshire, was burned to the ground
Friday morning. No lives were lost.
Amount Of insurance $1,000.
George Vests cotton mill ,BaI.ston,
n. Y, was burned Thursday. Loss
on building and machinery between
$4,000 and $50, 600; on stock, So
600.
Goorrn Poll and NiIza McElrtv
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TAKE II EASY.

There seems to be a very general
desire felt that members OF Congress
will not unnecessarily fatigue them
selves by any hard work this winter
Especially on TIE currency question
The more Congress lets that subject
alone the sooner will the country re-
gain prosperity. 1t is true the siIVe!
dollars are a veXattous bother, be,
cause neither kind are full dollars. -
People Of average intelligence can
understand why q coin which is
stamped one dollar does not possess
that actual value all the time. II
Congress will tx the silver dollar Sc
that it shall be one in reality and
provide for taking the census and
counting the Presidential vote, that
is all the country will ask this ses
sion. Both parties have got into the
habit of taking up such good candi-
dates for President lately that the
contests are close and some one OF
two little States have to decide the
matter. Then the making out the
returns in these little States raises a
row, which has to be settled by an
to 7 process and the framework O
the government receives a dangerou.
shock. A bill to regulate the count
ing Of the electoral vote ought Il
pass this session to avoid any further
clash.
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NorlcE.-Tne books and accounts 81.
tn oli.e have been placed in the hands Of
Van 3 Oslcr, AS Agent for the owner, All
monies due for subscription, advertising
III iD1 work must be paid to him and All
cllims fol Office expenses will be settled ny
him, His receipt for monies paid will be
duly acknowledged.
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Mex" CENSUS.

The counting Of the people is an
old practice, which we hear Of as far
back as the days of Moses. 1t has
ever since beer followed upin all civ
ilized we'll governed countries, as fur
n:shing desirable Information. In con
nexon with population we also want
facts, as to our commercial and mar
ufacturing growth. A census also
shows the character, habits aud pecu,
larities of a people. The first census
in this country WAS taken ia 1880,
showing ! population of 3,399,2l4,-
The ninth census, in 1870, gave the
population Of the L. S. as -, J5S, 81.
The time for the tenth census is now
at hand and Congress will be called
upon to devise the best methods OF
taking it. An important point IN the
large cities is to have the counting ali
performed in one day. TIE census Of
1850 vii, probably SHOW an increase
Of our population to 4i,Ooo,0)o. An.
other interesting fact will be the in,
crease Of our national wealth, which
in 1870 had risen to about thirty
thousand millions of dollars. but must
now greatly exceed even that i'm
lnnuS6 sum,
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.yOMM I'll J. w MTD.

by Mrs. Charles, author of "Chroniclcs Of
the Schonbcrg Gotta Farnly."
We send no premiums. We will send
you the NEW YORK OBSERVER one
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inc with his own subscription the names
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The EyE,s Volume

will contain all the important news that
can interest or instruct; SO that any ono
who reads it will be thoroughly posted.
We do not run a benevolent institution,
and wedo not ask for the support Of char,
ity. We propose TO make the Best News.
paper that is published, and we propose tr
sell it as chcapIv as it can be afforded. Let
those who want pure, sound sensible, truth
tul reading, subscribe for it, and let them
induce others to do the same. We are
now publishing; in the Observer the Story
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NEWS OF TIE WEEK.
A revolution has broken out at Ca

80
"A feVo'u'lo" has oFoNe'' 0U' a' "a
o"I'
/ Princess Alice Of IIesse Darmstadt
is seriously i'll with liptheria.
o,., r.
Chants of New York made an assign
ment Saturday.
~, y
- ne 'eS''en' ms 'ec'3"'"e" oSG
u''n'Is'o He H'' n "' CONSUL o'
N'A''' ~ Ne" Ol'e"''S'
Nav Val, e ,',' l,,, n;o I' W. Tba
~ wv W ~ I w. r." ~ a.,
I Iut,;' "'', D''' '''' CIV" WV -
'''O' '''' ''N 49,
! The missing steamer Hermann hnd-
wig has not yet been heard trom,and
tie agents in New York begin to be,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-12-12

All the arrangements have been
made for aprize fight for the middle
weight championship Of America and
s., 900, between Mcclellan and Don
ovan. They will fight January 3,
al San Francisco.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-12-12

Mr.. II. N. Peters, of Newark N j.
a we'll known citizen, for many years
connected with the Peters Manufac.
turing Company, which has extensive
works in Newark and also at Harris.
on, Hudson county, died Sunday.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-12-12
Great Excitement

Just received from philadelphia a full
stock of new style floor oil cloths, bcauti-
fiji designs, width fiona 10 , yards; also
oiled Ducking for covering wagons, &c.
deco 1t j. ROOF.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1878-01-31
Painful Accident.

One day last week the little daughte,
eleven years old, Of Mr. r. L. Wedding
was using an axe at the wood pile aud as
she had it raised her young brother, six
years old, attempted to seize it when the
axe fell striking the little fellow in the face,
almost entirely severing the nose. The
childs mother dressed the wound lat
once as we'll as she could with the a2ph-
ances at hand The girl was afterwards
found lying on the ground speechless from
fright.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1878-01-31
wantomce.

The County Commissioners are beseig-
ed by applicants for office The aspirants for
road supervisorships aud for collecforships
are numerous. Almost every one who is not
after the Captaincy of the States pleasure
yacht Katie Hines, seems to be after some
Office in the gift Of the County Commission
ers. None but Democrat. are applying for
the berth on the pleasure yacht. Republi-
cans have not the brass to ask it Of the Dem
ocratic appointing power Democrats are
not so modest however and they vie with
the Republicans in iinporuning the Repub
lican Board of County Commissioners.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1878-01-31
FOR SALE.

TINE advertiser offers al private sale, cheap for
L cash or approved paper, the following pro-
perty
/ GOOD HORSE, YEARS OLD, IN
FINE ORDER AND PERFECTLY
SOUND; / TOP BUGGY; l BUGGY
POLE; l HORSE CART AND HAIR
NESS; NICE DOUBLE SET OF
HARNESS; l GOOD BABY CAR
RAGE; | VIOLET COAL STOVE,
PERFECT.
Apply at THIS OFFICE.
Jan l7-ln