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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-08-18

Brig Adelaide from Providence, and schr Sabino from
do arrived on Monday are consigned to Messrs 5. L.
Merchant x Co,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-08-18
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Otheo, Greeneaf, San Francisco Peter Wright &

Sons
Steamer H. L. Cav, Her. Baltimore, A; Groves, Jr
BarQue Andes, Sheppard, Portland, Warren Gregg
Brig John Welsh. Jr., Munday, Sagua, s. W. Welsh.
Schr a. Hammond, Paine, Salem, Weld, Nagle h Go.
Schr Philanthropist, Warren, bingham, do.
Schr Lvdy Emma Snedecor. Mddletown, do.
SChr q. Ii. Moodbnr Woodbury. Salem do.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1869-09-28

Blinds, S c Currier, 100
Sash, 90
Ok woke. + Eidder. Irasburgh. 80
Butter tubs, G f Gould, so
Ok cart, Holt & Spear, Derby, 800
Thus has closed one of the best fairs it
has ever been our good fortune to attend.
Nothing occurred to mar the universal
good feeling evinced at the opening of this
yearly farmers festival. No quarreling.
No bitter strifes. No drinking that we
could discover. Not drunken man to be
seen. Blabbing greenhorns not half SO
plenty as last year. Allthings moved with
very little friction, though there was some
little extra ofFicionsness shown in certain
quarters. The fair was a success. People
came from Derby, Charleston, Troy, Jay
and distant towns, more extensively than
last year, giving it more the appearance of
county fair, just what it should be, and
such as We hope to see it more and more as
the society increases in age.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1869-09-28

GOT DRUNK.-As the late train from
Burlington was approaching Middlebury
last night, four Irishmen who had imbibed
too much liquor from the bottle which
they took along with them, got noisy and
quarrelsome, and finding nothing better to
beat, struck at the windows in the car and
broke the glass, and made general dis
turbance, upon which Conductor Parkhurst
demanded of them to keep quiet. Failing
in this he caused them to be arrested on
his arrival in Mddlebury, and they were
marched to a place where the windows are
guarded with iron bars, where they can
finish their "good drunk"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1869-09-28

VERGENNEs MARKET.-Butter started
at 35 cents with fair supply, on Saturday
Sept. u, when suddenly, owing to the
presence of two or three new buyers from
abroad, it rushed up to 80 and SO, but fell
back to 81, which it is safe to quote as the
ruling price of the day, although butter
was brought all the way from 80 to 81 cents.
On Monday two hundredand seventy pack
ages left this depot, which weighed ten
thousand five hundred and nineteen lbs.
Sixty-one boxes of cheese were also ship
ped the same day, weighing three thousand
one hundred and sixty pounds.
A large shipment of butter from Eastern
New York passed over the road on Non
day, for the Boston market.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1869-09-28

We would not recommend the frequent
or constant use of any medicine. 1t is i'm
portant to take even a good article judic-
iousy. Parsons Purgative Pills." are
safe, prompt, and reliable as a laxative or
cathartic. SD
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1869-09-28

\ QUESTION FOR SCHOOL BoYs.-If
you take any one or more fgures-say 496
and reverse them, making 694, and sub
tract the less from the greater, the re-
mainder lin this case 1881 will always be
divisible by nine without any remainder,
Who among the school boys or girls, that
read the Standard can give US a good solu-
ton to this problem
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1869-09-28

THE COMING FAIR.-The coming fair is
to be one of more than usual interest to st.
Johnsbury, and indeed the whole county
The annual cattle fair begins on Tuesday.
The first day is given up entirely to the eX-
hibition of stock; and to many it is the
best dav of the fair. And to those who have
never been present the forenoon Of the first
day, our advice is, be sure and 90 the first
day this year, if no other day. Besides the
exhibition of all the stock on Tuesday, at
about half-past two in the afternoon, there
will be given from the Judges stand, an
address by Hon Luke P. Poland.
Wednesday, out of doors, will mainly be
given to the exhibition of horses and colts,
beginning at half-past eight with exhibit
ton of colts three years old and under, and
closing at half-past two with trot between
stations. A prominent feature of this and
the following day will be the music of Gill
more's celebrated band from Boston. 1t
will be such feast Of music as the masses
seldom if ever hear so far from the large
cities.
Thursday is the annual horse fair. 1t
will be given up entirely to trotting horses,
with foot race sandwiched in at about
eleven o'clock, and a sack race at about
thee On the whole the fair of 1869 prom
Uses to be of more than ordinary interest,
and with good weather must be an enjoy
able occasion for the thousands who will
attend The farmers have not been very
noisy in their preparations, but we learn
privately that there is great activity in GER
tain towns, and we have no fear as to the
result. We trust the mechanics and the
ladies will be as ambitious in their several
departments.-CdI ed0nidn.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1869-09-28
LOST
NOTICE.
FOR SALE.

The Subscriber has for sale cheap, a good
traverse sled, suitable for one horse or two.
A. F. CLARK.
Glover, Aug. 3d. 1869. 34tf
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.SlppoGitieN tonx tGesssaosas,1l. NJ.
A small number Of esntlemsa, sa601
spd ley, Who dislike soaetsoeis50 y -.
ri and FsBs, Masonry 10 paricnaaf, 1ssely
met il North Wrsnthan, xasl. p g.
change views and pass Is,olutlopA iThe
osatory wes Of ., very SeryN chasactsF.
The Rev. d.. Blanchard, Of lllipoiA sid.
among other things, that Masonry wss 1.-THE
wont kisd Of bcathenis1, with > ChTisslee4!
Pagan creed, and . self projecting worship. !"
The Rev. I. n. Tarbox said MasonTy VA
"most injurious, to society and hostile Q
the Church Of Christ" The Rev. n G.
Dictspson said the Masonic ritual Vas ~
direct sntasonism 70 the rsligiou q
Christ" and that it, quotations from the
holy Scripture were mutilated;" that
tho whole tendency II The teachipss Of The
order was unfsvorsble to Christianity, and
calculated TO undermine the strict doctrines
Of tho orthodox and 10 infuse new type OF
doctrine and creed. Mr. Samuel D. 0reoen,
OF Chelsea, Mass, entertained the audiencs
by giving what purported 70 be "a cxplana-
ton of the osths and obligations Of the 6rst
four degrees In the obnoxious order. The
Convention then ad)ourned, ]. after voting
the following noteworthy resolution, oftsr.
cd by the Rev. pr. Blanchard: I,.r ia Ar.8
80 Resolcsd, That In our deliberate judge.
mcnt the Pilgrim Society ought = onco q
take up the corner stone Of tho Pilgrim
monument, At Plymouth, and remove from
the cavity ,in-tl,c same the plate on which
the names Of the Grand Lodgc Of Mssons
In this State. with its grand officers appear
above the Governor Ut Massachusetts, and
tho President of the United States; and that
all imprints and Inscriptions of the secret
Order Of Free Masoas should " erssed by
law. from oil our public buildings and mon.
uments, as subvcrsivc Of the idea Of pop.
ular, government and tending 70 make
Free Masonry tho religion Of the State. -
C"sc0go f"s1 yya4a~H. "ds - jrt - f,.lal
We wonder il Messra blanchard, Tarbox
& Co. ever heard Of the irats but unforsu-
nate bull that didn't butt the locomotive OF
the StSck. 81 TT .FpIf,, irg54 ua> pa5 - .a'gr5
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MssfGAR Charso iettos'
Ono nnsaDsrnlng they reacasa<he ass Of
twenty. 1v&s.At this sgs "a AtaGeican he
learned s|x ,Hade,. m9ds fpur laFtPaR 90
tSllur8 ia No 3mfls6S. plesded z1lN.
suit, preached : religion, killed * men
with rsvolvsc. .Sndx popalered u islaod.
An EuglishmaR ~ EfieeR two Theses, q.
companied An eqsbaR0. siapishsd : count
Ing house, coRYsrtea. :. 4fafho'ic, msde :
tour OF tho VOID. 9pa nead tho complete
works Of Weller ssQit "A FfsQchmaa has
composed, d sGa9ys;1r9sla NEtvo nsws.
popers, received three sword. thrusts. T.
tempted two saieid9e psiYO1ed 1ogleD
husbands, and changed be political opinlons
A,ostSohuNAT Oo1hA has dis6gussd
fourteen o1,bjs iptlpesa fsilqdA swallowsd
sixteen barrels q beer and aeoelS phtloeo.
paACDanaa10 131onu lhbu1 vt 060j ~
eompsomlsed 4 sssvaph spqfsd = nilliea q
pipes. md 1dippsd into twsS lsvolusicaA
3aliss: Ri; g., : ss1 &; 's!s'!s .ss:aq
Tia GFl,f .slqsIQllE 4 aplRQR a8ASseps
gn tWa6bt 19eth @ Ipax o r., him.
self. % ttgss tx9 s@pIs! Nm = before
psiesk VIZ Isl pe q IL lkcss Is fsts tls,h -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -
o2Wv 4&skuS
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more FAST FRRrOur LrxDA- -" Happen.
ing INTO Union Pacific headquarters yestcr.
day afternoon. We had the pleasure Of meet.
ing our old friend Mr.. Charles D. Wool.
wsssh, Captain Jo~b1 jsawsssssaof--sA
Louis, Captain Sam aDcBow, of Missouri
river fame, and Col. s. A. Duckmaster, Of
Atop, Illinois. These gentlemen arg the
representatives of the Northwestern Trans.
psrtatjen! Company. ard sheir ,visis 70, Col
Hammond and Mr.. Mead means "busi.
ness" This compxny are the owners and
managers Of the Upper Missouri line of
l,ssts 10 Montana. The movement Of Nau.
rice & Co. to establish IN overland freight
line to Montana via. Omaha. the Union Pa.
citie and Oorione. has 0rought them into
consultation with the Union. Pacific ~.
thori,ies. and VIC understand they con,cm.
plate diversion overland themselves 10.
decd, the disadvantages Of Upper Missouri
navigation are said to have induced these
gentlemen to consider the enterprise con.
siderable time ago. aud they ars now here
70 perfect arrangements to carry L out.
Col. Hammond has made them fair prop.
osition, such rs he always makes, and It 10
highly probable that tho only route for Mon
tana frcights hereafter will be via Omaha,
tho Union Pacific and CoEinns. ~fa se4 lisa
This is rs il should b.. As We remarked
10 these gcntlcn,en yesterday. Odala Il the
commercial headquarters. for the Western
Territories, and the Union Pacific IL their
trade artery. Such cxperic4ced and ,ssgar
cious men as these have not. failed TO see II.
Trey mcnh business" Gil Hammond and
Mr., Mead mean = business" and Corinne
means Cuisines. Omaha Herald
K dispatch from sonoma, Cal, dated
November 18th, says: "Wm. Hurd was
stabbed by William Hudson this evening q
Larson's Hotel. Both parties were intoxi.
Gated. Herd remarked to Hudson: i wish
YOU would cut my throat or ny d-m bead
Of. Hudson replied: All right; Team
do II for you in few minutes. After this
Herd Wa s,sting ma in6iesl6c : severe
wound in the neck, causing almost instant
death. They were filnds and had ue1e1
qusfreledS Huls0a ieuh6er arrest" 80
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LeEefs iaabeS, Cvs5y seaIo20' 4ason< he'd .
warrant, and occasionally opened lodgs u
Denssalls House, his sons ssdrsu0o inii-
mate friends assisting; and |. y said that
never were NaSosie dasies osesi6osossly
performed thsn by the brethren Of No. $50,
the numb2r of their wasfsnt.f q
It appcars that previous to the initiation
of . gentlemen to the first degree Of Ma
sonry, Miss st. sLeger,. who wss . young
girl. happened to be in an apartment 3D.
joining the room generally ,uspd - lodge
room, but whether the young lady was there
BY. dssigp ~ merely accident ne csp 70,
confidently state. The room Mt the time
was undergoing some alteration; among
other things the wall was considerably, re.
duccd In one part, for the purposeo Of making
saloon. The Young lady having heard the
voices Of Free Masons, and being melted by
the curiosity natural TO Ill to see this mys.
terry. 20 long and 90 secretly locked up from
tho public view, had The cousage'to rick
brick from the wall with her scissors, and
thus wNncss the first TWO steps oaAS'cTSS
uony.
Curiosity qsaahSd, fear u oseeSoSk poo.
session Of her mind. and those who under
stand this passage. well know what the feel.
ing Of any person must be WHO could unlaw.
fully behold that ceremony; let them judge
what were the feelings Of young girl I'm.
der such extraordinary circumstances. There
WIS no mode Of escape, except through the
very room where the concluding part of the
second step va still beng solemnizsd a tl.e
far end and the room very large one. Miss
St. Lcgcr had resolution enough to attempt
her escape thas way, and with light but
trembling steps glided along unobservcd,
laid her hand or the handle of the door and
opened it, byt before her stood {" her dis
may. . grim tyler with his long sword IN.
shcathed.
"A shrick thst plorcsd .throughthc apart
n,cnt alarmed the members Of the lodge.
who, all rushing 70 the door, and finding
that Miss St. Logger had been in the room
during the ceremony, resolved, 1t is said, to
put the fair spcctatrcss 10 death: but at the
and carnest, s"pplics.ion Of her
youngest hrother her life wospared, on con.
hition of her going through those trials
which are sometimes more. than enough fer
masculine resolution . little thinking they
were taking into the bosom of their craft
member that wonlJ reflect .lus,er. on the
annals of Masonry.
Misc ST. sLeger was coa,siS - 6enesN
St. Legcr, who instituted the in
|ercsting race, and celebrated iDoncastcr St.
Lcgcr stakes. Eventually she married. Rich.
ssd Aldworth; Bs4. yJof Newtia,ja4S s1saeA,-
Der Of highly honorable and ancient fami.
y. Whenever u benefit was given NJ any
II the theatres at Dublin Or Cork for the
Masonic Female Orphan Asylum, Mrs Aid.
worth walked at tho head Of the Free M
IONS, with her apron and other insignia' Of
Free Masonry, and sat in the front row of
b, stage box. The house was always |
.rowded On these occasions The portrait
# this cstimablc woman isin the lodgcroom
II almost every lodge In Ireland. ..a.s'ao
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:. Information For Settlers.
U. 3. LAND OFFICE, HELENA, N, +

{. II INoycmber, 22d, 1885. - . Is
II 10 my conviction that our farmers are
not generally aware Of the privilege they
possess oftasing The bcncht once 81 TIC pre-
cmption and once Of tho homestead laws Of
the United States. And those settlers who
may have pre- cmptcd lands in other States
and Territories may here take not exceeding
100 acres under the homestead laws, and
may, If they desire. purchase the same. So
ous say lukyal public land hwscnoble sst'
tiers to secure title to $50 acres of land. It
is true they must complete their title under
one before they can take the benefit of the
other. Six months actual residence upon
tho sysct law fully qualities tlss ssttlertopur-
chase under either; or the homestead settler
may reside the five years aud perfect his
title III tSat way.
Settlers arc required by law TO die their
Claims In this ONCE within three months
from tho date when the map comprising the
survey Of the lands they claim, Is received
at this Office; If they neglect to do this they
take the risk oftheir rights bolng forfeited
by non compliance with Mo prescription
lava .....,..., -,st.,.a,,aa
Many settlers neglect to die iihcir cisim,.
believing thry need DO pothInx moro than
reside upon tho land claimed by them-and
20 on indefinitely, ana not being aware that
tho United States b entitled to notice that
such lands are sestled upoa and claimed.
Information upon the public land law Is
always chscrfully given settlers by the Reg
iser apd Receives spnpns spplietios in.psR
son Of by letter; - be also, when applied 10
by settlers from distance By letter, pro-
psres thelr pppcrs, thus enabling them to
forward tbeirclsims throughshA U. 8. mails
for ding In tbls ef1cc. srcoa
By circulating this information through
your journal, you will dotUtlsas place many
settlers under obligations To you.
Respectfully yours,
.sksBsLynAx, Register.
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.at II Wpoe1sA1e Alp 131An1 tos &
,sAssn u t.lt '5 #t
sp~7 #a4t 1000 .lsc M aHa-4 H1
I'm, C0RPE1, AND SnEBr mon WA8R
'1'a prza 1opoz CRY. MONTANA,
yr.Ht 1CWA a10l ssaaag NJ .a.r
Largest Stock ofGoods
ia ~ hrsseae - III pses,ss 4 NsseaaA Il
10 f. 0IINo At HE11SA rNcn -
Parlor ma Cook stovos.
JssseA sapaa,sa sad h,sssa VISA
oallSesnia hydraulic 0szzles,
oa,vasissa lsos sos Hydzanliea
J.. .a,g.4. A vnsseisa q Tin and Cooper Wan.
JOE WORK PROMPTLY DONE TO ORDER At
Low RATIs
oslss aaA calls Aea Dealers Solicited %. , .-
'' '''@''3 We challenge eonpetltioo.
srRANo . RICHARDSON.
20. is.aas=- -. FJgs ".i-"1ar tr.5- 'tT t.J
Ds.s LOSES cssY, JAY l. lsoa al lily
JOH II KIN II A.
VRAoA>.>N. a OaA>O
Dealer In Tin, Sheet Iron, Hardware!
CUTLERY. ~
..o''2.-.''. "'' STOVES.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
,rasn yaa ,.-aj. Ae..'''s A-.l..o1 r.,'
DUCK / wRionrs in...
.~. "Brilliant'' ...
co K.sTOvEs.
saIasH -'-.= a-.-n ss ...
Brick Building, Opposite the Post Office,
MAIN STREET, HELENA.
I'D ..a. Dsaa
roRDERs PROMPTLY FILLED. IA
l7-ly " '.+.* t '"a.'.
-------- --------
Liquor Dcalers--saloon
- -----------------=
Door Lodge Brewery,
Dses Lodge City, Montana, -....f
?. vailtcn, Proprietor.
ruE PIONEER BREWERY, ..... ...
AND ALWAYS AHEAD.
an prepared 70 furnish Wholesale and retail.
quality q bsss un'arps'.ed eqralled y Aonssas.
ea3 rf-st r'. Asa tr ..-'- -
b ottlod u . er@,,,.., !
e~fal at III AID
ST. ID o t lie Il Porter,
WITH body ac and favor % commend \ to the palate
Order. Promptly Filled.
PACIFIC BREWERY.
as. Main Street, Dser Ledge City, \. +. "ta
BEST LAGER BEER
IN this market Win b fu.nishea 70
DEALERs AND DRlNxERs.s
re n, IL supplied with TIE Finest Liquors Cigars.
~ tire pacific, ~ ths Pacific.
D. wArrELEr. PROPRIETOR
Lily
Billiards, 3 BILLIARDS, Billiards !
wn, NasAs. ltnk cseeAr.
nATHER I CROCKER, ag Ii
Occidental Billiard Hall,
80 Ma sssse, Dsatips oasns B,sek,
H11NAs l.lr. .ea.i MONTANA
Billiards by Gaslight!
THW pepsl9 Dfnlls1 HI = entirely rs9tesd With
> ossl1l6c0 tah1GA l1lb - cass, lnd peessts a.
- Sosos = - - sasqiAlsd 3 1oaeaaa.
Fn y1lSIsr wIxEA LleuoRA AND CIGARS
~ hspe essaeasst = ~ -. -
-.,..,t,' .'ss - I'm sAz.sss ssAsasa"
Dlnsel - H N pes
UNION BREWERY AND SALOON.
-.a HILENA, MONTANA. Il
n ~ ssanQ q - = - nannssA essA
GIL HER & SALISBU RT'S
III fe0UA0E LINES d 81.
iap haA I.r. sss4n Ha,
=. y! =. y r!.Ireo - Co. !. :.
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Dry 9Seas. 31ee&sss Etc:
:. \ vnooz aH 1A.ss.aA1
,-I''.a \ - sai4...f a -..''T'T 20
=. =. WILCOX = Co.,
U usssssn 4 Ha,ssv y .
Dssr ~. CIV, ns.t.,a 1e,ri ~,
1gw !. ANA esqgDsas ss,ssnea a
FANCY AND STAPLE GR ,CERlBi
ss,ssssa s.ys,ss,y sssAs 2s.Nl aas
MONTANA TRADE,
.,4.'4 -A,.h ~ I'asss' - - sse H. 81
Cash, at Helena Priocss
. 1,y AwA sss.,, ssA I. ~ ,.e.,vsas :.
9.,s INFECT J1ox TnI srATnI n s.ta
. ,a,zs as,oreu,s,t q r,ovisio.a hea,ahe DRIED
1.""a Av1UlTA and al kfsds ."
e q a q 4 GOODS! aH
-s@n: giG..n9s - ..@..-tf ls -.- 3d.. .y. s#
Asupsssor arsieas q es-a..y ~
Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Mo|asses, Sauces,
81 1870 s,@t Hta4Grat. tGi#..H'. tH- 'H1hS
sesvsy varsity. a.rr ..
Brandy, CAs,se On shawas ". Whhky,
FORT sHIRRy, CHAMPAGNE. coRDlAlS.
and n articles assay teps d - Iissss an osssy
i 51o use, 70 VITA - s1ssssiss q ~
4&t #l4la 4.aH- IT.. i tish Za.*st .s---..
10 Wholesale and Retail s
s.sds b Invited
J. ,. WILCOX D 90.
Desr Lodgs City, ospe. n leoo. os 1.anna X
r n. DoNNEIl =. I'D. LA1ABR
y ssspA, IA. sDN I.g ..T Ds~Iedpc,s
r. w. DONNELL & 90.
wn0L4sAlD wuoauDAI0
..,.t.., Y. w.'ots'AIs eaavvln,o IsaAIs -
- ....... 44,g .ea.p.N" -. .,,4&
w.assA.. u vvMolssAIG h.' v'sas.s4.s
.yNeI !. .n =, '&9si. ,o...,.
-tagF.-g. Iii j .- I. :
l'a2nid %a vseL1sAls wnosxsAis gt r.
..dt .nLr 1.a.. vsolssA1s #~a.' a.. "
.u.gr rat E.s... b. - z .... e 80 81.
+. VIII OIL Z q A L II ~~
ss0e''' '''e ess
atsar s.ocs~ a4 ~ ~ ssocsS j
a,ss... oeocsas. ...s.''
e1ocsas sDoeRas
sAoc8Hs 0Doc1ns
a.s. ."~ eaoos.s aag 81 ssocsas L.. a
!sssr-.. snocsss ssse.as . -..- ..g
- Ern .H9v.= @=int ~.a- r -a.E
Wholesale Grooers.
DEER LODGE CITY, MONTANA.
.sfa' SO -t.".-5e7 d" Nv ..fT SID.
TOOTLE LEACH Il. 90.
lsoaAwaz Opposite tAs Pisntes' ussss saa
1's<"., HELENA, MONTANA .,...,.. ..
ya't n1 wAo,ssals a,d Retail Dsalssh t.r"
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
aeg Il STAPLE ~ F1ey Dsy ossaAa ear
ssapls and Fancy Dg 0ooda a err, ....r
sssp,s ard Fang py essaA
ssapss ard Fancy Du coede at
4faas nra HAVE JUST RECEIVED
RAVE JUST 1BClvED HAvB just RDCUv1D
Il. i ,.ta HAVE , 1usr .scuvD .,n.ay !,
t1 slair atfr+4A saHg syn aas .aa.a
n bue Seoek e@.fs gFz
t3suT .lgaI q p.G q. aHsha aea MI
IL Se's sssek "A g.tsa ezn.s ii
ma, arigd g4a n - ssssk 10 ,s1.aop n
he II ~ sesk r
san tslIaF sinlsEa = n. - -,
atI tdan t.rl r3rg isa4 tal II-~T 1"~I7.a.4
They hav0 gvos 0p0n0d IN oDoNtana,
D WA "a
.,,...,xy x ~ RATES ? q - ''rssaa5a
w a4. Fsg AoU III a9sa a.r-
From OU1 FRIENDS IN DIR 1o0o1
ma esthsk ssa aA~sAseA
ally, w 81 gHr TooTIB NACg . o.
dsfnaa .fqo9es y pa Sc asis@ .517' Hai'egs9i
.-f!s New Trading Pest. rre
SMITH q &'GRAErER.
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CoUGHs. HoARsENRss,au and the var ious Thro,t
anectons 10 which Public Speakers, Military
Officers, and Singers are liable, relieved by
browns Bronchial Troches' Having a di-
rect influence 10 the affected parts, they allay
Pulmonary Irritation. The freedom from all
deleterous ingredients makes the Troches a
safe remedy for the mos delicate female or
youngest child, and has caused them 70 be
held in the highest esteem oy those who use
them. 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-23

BEAR THIS IN Mind have To-day marked
down my uIrivaIled assortment Of Oyercoats
for gentlemen, boys and children TO about cost
in some cases below cost, as / wish to close
them out. The assortment IS nearly complete,
and of desirable kinds. But one price is
asked, and no less taken.
GEO. T.. HHNNING,
Nc. ST. Seventh street.
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CITY ITEMS.

AT TIKI CHEAP Cash CARPET STORE of VIM.
5. Mitchell & Co., Perry Building, corner
Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street, YOU will
find the greatest variety, and the most reasoua.
bic prices. Gilt boIdered Window Shades from
- cents n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-23

THR SECOND SIT OF TEETH OF CHILDREN is
scarcely more necessary than the second suit
Of clothes a season. Parents will find the larg-
eat and most complies assortment Of all kinds
OF Boys Clothing. at Geo. &. Henning's, No.
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Letters from the People.

EDITOR STAR:-As your paper seems 10 be
the organ through which the people express
their grievances, permit me 70 ask attention 10
into errbie nuisance on q street, between
18th sud 18th streets, where there is a large
pool of standing water. 20 the detrment of the
health and com fort of the whole neigh eorhood.
The lot was, long ago condemned Sc NUS.
ance, ana orders were 81 - by the Mayor to
have it Allied up, but some G. dy has succeeded
in delaying the execution of the work.
CITIZEN.