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THE GREAT FRESHET.
Descriptions by an Eyewitness.
The Loss Of Life and Damage 20 Prom
erty.

MIR. John Il. Thomas formerly of George
town, ID. e., who, for the past twelve months
has been residing at Riverton, in Warren county
a., and IN charge of the Front ROYAL Lime
company WORKS at that point, arrived in town
yesterday, and states that he witnessed the
great Hood on the Shenandoah. 1t commenced
raining on wednesday afternoon, very gently.
and continued so all night and on Thursday. On
Thursday night it came down in torrents He
noticed the river at 81 O'Clock on Thursday
night, and it was not past fording Ac g.,
on Friday morning the water had risen Is feet
and was still rising so rapidly that he had barely
time 10 escape with his family, which consisted
OF himself, wife and child, his sister and aunt,
Miss M. A. Thomas, who had arrived Just the
day before 10 pay him visit. The water rose
at the rate of forty feet in about five hours His
mouse, Win entire contents, IarD, carriage
mouse. corn house, blacksmith shop, az other
9ut-bulldlngs, were swept away, although II"
damage was done 10 the lime kiins of the com
any. Cason n Co.'s lime works are ruiDed.
s Mttsi0n; Cone Leqt's mill sustained consider
aDIe injury They lost their barn filled with
hav. Mr.. Fletcher's house went aaav viii,
entire Contents, the ranIIy j"st mad time to
escape. Mr.. Phil Smiths steam saw mill wa
also washed away. Mr.. Blakemore lost his
six members of his family, himself, wife
and four children, two sons were
saved. MIR. Ridgely and wife, Just married six
weeks, and Mr.. Kaufman, OF Page county, we're
vis.nng Nj. Blahemore, and when the house
was swept away they were in it. Mr.. Kaufman
get out OF window on TO the porch, which soon
separated from the building, and after many
changes he caught into a large tree, where he
found Mr. Ridgely, whose wife had previously
Feflshet. These two men remained IN the tree
u;til Saturday morning. DIR. G. ,. Roy and Il.
3. Bayly, Esq, of Front Royal, went out in
boat to rescue the men, but lost their boat. and
they had 20 take refuge in a tree, and re-
NAMED there all night, but were rescued
A girl about fourteen years OF age passed down
the river or q leg. She was of Sir. Il lakemore's
family. One EOGse came down with the family
Standing at the windows. The house struck one
Of the piers of the railroad bridge and went t.
atoms. The inmates were all drowned. All
KINGS OF goods, fsrming implements, furniture.
gram, hay, touses and barns, &c, &C., passeI
down, and piano from Page cJuntr. The citi-
zens OF Front Royal were early out d the river
and Mr.. Thomas speaks warmly OF the many
kindntSSes anu attentions raid him and family
by DR.. Turner and ThCs y Ashbv. Es1' arti
heir families, and of the valuable services rem
Gered him by the Masonic fraternity OF Front
ROYAL,
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GEORGETOWN.

THE CANAL-Large forces are employed re-
pairing the damages along the line OF the Caesa-
peake and Ohio Canal, and navigation will be
between $50 900 and 100000 to place the work
again in running order.
DIovKR's REsT.-This morning there were
525 beef cattle offered at Drover's Rest, 4I2 OF
which sold at from 81 to $3.50 per 100 lbs gross
to Washington and Georgetown butchers, %
head driven to Baltimore, and the balance left
over. The market is active for sheep and
lambs, and 200 head sold at 50 to s5 per head.
Cows and calves brought from $50 to $40. Some
500 TO 400 head OF cattle have passed through
town this week on their way to Baltimore. They
came by way of the Aqueduct bridge, which Is
accounted for by the late freshet destroying
portion OF the Orange and Alexandra railroad.
SALES OF WHRAT.-Tbere we're ANAL sale
OF common to good red wheat made from store
this morning at S1.l6 to s145 per bushel.
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ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
RoAD.-PropOsals for building the Alexandria
and Fredericksburg railroad from this city to a
point on the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tOmsc railroad, about thirty miles down the
river, will be received at the company's office
in this city, until the 3lst inst. The route of the
proposed road will be, commencing at West
Grove, the farm of Major George Johnston,
through Bancuft's, Starin's, the Gibbs place,
Smiths, Ford's, McGinniss', Burkmsn's.
Trauxs, Gilingham's, Landshrifts, Chiches-
tsr's Rileys, Harrover's, Nevitt's, Stonnell's,
Davis, Wilson's, Realtors, Lees, across Bel
mont bav. west OF Colchester, through Troth's,
Mount Pleasant, Curtis, Marsh Hall, across
Neabsco Creek, and by Frecstone and Morgan
Points, Cockpit, Postum Nose, Utterbacks,
Slipping Point, rear Transport, nv Chapa-
wampsic, Maysville, and through Walters to
ii G objective point.
CoLoRED EXCURSION TO RICHMoND.-The
colored odd Fellows OF this city. accompanied
by some from Washington. and having with
them brass band, left here yesterday evening
on an excursion train, over the o., A., and M.
railroad. for Richmond.-Aler. Gdsette yesterday.
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TIE LONG BRIDGE
HOW SHALL 1T BE REBy1Lr-
Proposed Plans for the New Structure.

The particulars OF the destructive work eff
fected by the flood on the Long Bridge as given
in The STAR, seemed to show that the labor of
replacing the structure will not be slight one
and full examination b. experienced engineers
demonstrates that with whatever energy the
work is prosecuted, it will not be possible to
place the bridge in a condition for the resump-
ton of travel before December.
MI. John A. Partridge, engineer for the Bal
timore and Potomac Railroad Company, with
bis corps of assistants, are actively at work
taxing measurements, and making estimates for
me construction of the proposed new bridge.
Mr. Roberts, of the Pennsy lvania Central rail-
rood, has been here in consultation with Mr.
partridge, and thoroughly examined the situa-
tlon. Two plans are now under consideration,
ana viii be decided upon In the course OF a few
days. The first is TO rebuild on pretty mach
the same level as the old bridge, the railroad
Track and pike road TO run side by side with : par
tition wall between them. The other is to raise
TIE causeway for ordinary travel to an elevation
corresponding with the highest point of the pres
ehtSouth draw roadway, with a deck structure
over headon which to place the railroad track
nue. hill. In either case the causeway will have
% be rebuilt with new walls OF strong m Isonry,
ard new stone abutments and piers throughout
where there Is now wooden trestle work, An
tntire new Plan for draws will be adoptel AMI
the draw on the Washington side made much
wider than the present one, with two passage
ways for vessels, in anticipation Of the posi-
bllIly OF the Georgetown channel being turned
10 this side at .ome future time. Both of these
plans contemplate the continuation of the cause
way, which Will be much higher than heretofore
The piers are all TO be OF stone, and the OH
foundations will be used to build on, thev wing
bt en- found to be sufficiently secure. The work
IS TO be pUshed with great vigor.
The army OF fuel-seekers continue work on The
driit wood against the BRIDE every day rom
early dawn to dark, and many a poor family
VIII supply themselves with a winter stock OF
fuel Thousands of team loads have been csrte1
away, and men, women and children are
constantly carrying away on their shoulders aud
IN their arms the lighter pieces, such as boards
fence rails, &c. Much more still remains in the
shape OF large forest trees, which will REQUIRE
hard labor with the axe and wedge to reduce to
the dimensions requisite for removal.
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Letters from the PeOple.
wHATAIAby SAYS spoy-T pASspp,

WHAT LADY SAYS ABOUT TRANSFERS.
Editor # Sdr-Dear Sir:-Editors are sup
POSED TO know about all the courtesies and civil,
tiles OF life, and as far as am acquainted with
them they are the most courteous OF gentlemen.
Yesterday took An exchange ticket from tn.
18th street car, for the Navy Yard and Gorge
town car. The 18th street car was delayed a few
moments, consequently the one that connects,
OF the avenue, had gone on. ] walked exactly
ore square and a half past the junction, igno-
rant OF the rule, entered car No. ~, took nv
seat and offered my ticket. Cant take it, only
at the junction." the conductor said, crafty,
and stopped the car for me to get our. | then
ran at a great risk, for am an invalid, caught
TIE same car at the junction and went on.
Now, wish TO know if common politeness TO
lady, under the circumstances, did not war
rant the conductor TO allow me To keep nv seat
exactly one minrte and half. Per haps the
rules are unwontedly strict. but the manner
voice and look of the conductor, even If he
0bhged or allowed me to get out, should, at
least, have been those of gentleman.
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SECURE A HOME
AT
THE HIGHLANDS.
~ Ell EGANT VILLA SITES


LARGE NUMBER or 6UILpING LOTS,
EIGHT MINUTES
from the business center of Wssh.sgton, at Prices
= and OR Terms that cannot but suit
those DESTROYS of securing
FIRsT-CLAss SUBURBAN HONE,
Just far enough from the CITY Limits to be entirely
THIS N itsS fF sGB Rpf;hnHSs TOWN,
I Handsomely sa laid out with Park;like arrange
P. Bartholow. and at which a number Of merchant.
and other busisess men of Washing have already
70 become THE SUBURBAN PLACE to the hep, Cap
~ i Has THREE PUBLIC PAgKs,
THREE tthH iii j ~ t AStsS ARE TO BIZ
ALL .vt RLAsEp AZ. II T sntF PhRks ,pr NOW
ArI MISC aAS6 s ft fESSE Ash Is Vow
o'mnu'at'f fs & 1 CENTS tf FfRpAr,
HlsnH SsS4sS fps II Es
Street Cars between Fifteenth street Iat the Trea-
sury Department. and The Highlands to
e. i ssassnd Ssy on the one side
by the Biadensburg Turnpike on the other; also,
Sn DC Ffts BE sGnP eiccEss1
BiLlTr these sstes are especially desirable and
4 RAILWAY DEPOT UPON THE GROUND
makes them far more desirable for Home tdan the
, ONLY ( Lial Ell. ST%skEs !S %STFkKEp!
date neishborhood, With no nuisances whatever;
and which with the natural beauties Of the place,
perfect enehantment. Care viii be also taken that
there shall be no sales to undesirable neighoors.
worth Of houses and buildings already on The ground
and over
Of the lots offered are covered with the finest Of
young fruit trer si Y I'LL GS15ip psRx,
magnncent grove OF ftreen acres, the hards ,nest
ground washinston, which has been greatly beauti
ned, and convenient seats arranged, affords that
DELIGHTFUL DAILY RESORT,
families and friends of residents at The Hehar IL
70 5S3 bk S 81
TIME PAYMENTS,
s.tt e F2 RSTs I SqMsEEB WITH
o ssa ned Sn
MEk5sr h nSSHHas IN
CITY RSNTs; AETER a SHALL
AnEAr s-s sAss6S SoF RG%H ron., 500.
Shhs d FSE
DEHUE FOR ssoo0. wv n n'i'
Pans and spseifcstiou on exhibition at the afice.
a CHOICE building site can be here secured Tor from
time frGRsT a Ti% made on cash sales
The title is perfect. Abstracts exhibited and fun
ws,rantee deeds given;
fartes desiring 10 visit The Hlghiands' IN the
morning by the railway should leave the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad depot at 925 m. Those desiring
TO visit in the afternoon should leave 40 m In
eight minutes there they will arrive Penns
Crossing Station" lso known the railroad com
pany card which is directly upon the grounds and
ground to show visitors about and render them every
intorKation free OF change Visitors can return to
thh once parties will be conveyed to "The High
lands" free OF charge and shown the place, which
has many points of liter est il having been the field
Of the BAL TIE OF BLADENSBUKG in 1874, and
noted dueIInQ heiI .y in he vie init
MAPS, PLANS, PAMPHLETS, aud Photo
GRAPHIC VIEWS Of the lots and villa sites offered
may be zen and obtained together with eli desired
infoTmation upon calling at the main ONCE,
NO. siO STREEr,
G. y. CRBECY d CO.,
se19- NV lin PROPRIETORS.
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CITY ITEMS.

49, For ss. 81, Sc. a. 40.
just opened at
A. SrEAUs,
Pa. ave, bet 10th and llth sta.
ALASKA DIAMONDS,
French Jet Jewelry,
Etruscan Jewelry,
Received this morning at Prigg's Dollar Store
NO. 4o' Pa ave., bet. Az and 9th sts.
GKNTLEMKN's HALF HosK-
Spar for al, and
4psir for 81.
Very superior and cheap.
GEO. g. HKNNINe's,
No. 410 Seventh street, n. w.
ON EASY TRRAs.-Those in want OF Sewing
Machlnes We recommend to examine the Wilt
cox & Gibbs. 1t is certainly the perfection of
mechanism, and can be seen in operation on
dinerent work at Baums Hoopskirt and Corset
FACTORY, where they are sold or rented on liberia
terms. 40s 9Th street.
CHEAP BED FOR CHILDREN AND SERVANTS,
ApANsoN's,
81 3o5 9th street, next to Penn. ave.
ODKoN HALL.-The largest and best stock of
Mems, Youths and Boys Clothing ever offered
IN this city Call and see for yourselves. 1905
SPOTTED LIKE DoMINoKs.
Inc teeth soon becomes speckled il every de-
Hement is not removed from them every TWEEN
V-four hours. To do this effectually, there is
nothing like Sosodont. 1t literally renders the
enamel impervious and indestructib,e.
Spalding's" celebrated Glue, useful and
true. co
hRMPLIR has all kinds Of thermometers IS.
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Result OF ADVERTISING IN THg STAR-A
gentleman who advertised house for rent in
yesterdays STAR, and paid for three insertADns
called TO day and asked US " for Heavens SAX.
10 take that advertise ment Out"-that he wa
oIrun with applications an hour after Tue SrAl
went 10 press, and that the pressure since wa,
more than he could stand. He wants it dis
tinctly understood that his house is rented.
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TO The LADIES.

T,O THE LADIES.
have now in stock and am receiving avery full
ZEPHYR wORsrED,
from the celebrated factory OF Bergman a o..
Berlin Prussia, which, for its softness, brilsncy OF
,olorng and superior weight, has taken the palm Of
al other makes.
Ny assortment Of
GERMANTOWN WOOL
ls row also very complete, and for warm Shaws
Afghans, &C., is very desirable.
For Chiidrens Fancy Stockings, I would recon
mend that new
BALMORAL YARN,
which is strong and durable, and produced in end
less variety.
sAXONY WOOL,
in Scarlet for Tides and in fine White for Infants
Shirts Stockings, &C.. 10 one OF the articles con
,tautly called for.
SHETLAND WOOL,
In pure White, bright Scarlet and Bun; knit, m
very pretty, and has Q well deserved popularity.
GERMANAND AMERICAN KNITTING YAPys
In White and assorted Grays, am also receiving
and would recommend the former for its superior
strength.
/ shall try and keep the assortment OF oil
WORSTED YARNS complete during the season,
and would call the attention Of the Ladies also to my
full assortment Of
EMBROIDERY MATERIAL, PAPER PAT.
Terms, CANVASS, BEADS, &c.
Ny prices will, ~ heretofore, be found very rec
Sensible.
=. 0ILvERDER0,
S12 sEVElTH STREET,
BET. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND BrRII1.
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SUIT FOR WAGEs.-Jerry Robinson, colored.
has entered suit against 5. s. Fisher, Commits
sioDer OF Patents, for services as coachrnan.
Robinson in bis declaration states that he was
APPOINTED laborer in the Patent c., "-A
after performing his duties as such was en-
Ployed in driving the government wa gon for the
commits sioner and his family, and for this he
c,Bins pay at the rates of S25 and so Der month
Mr. ID. l.. Canill is his counsel
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by THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
10 Ia Bridge street, Ga0rCei

TEUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs
TAIh IN GEORGETOWN, DISTRICT Oh CO.
Ia BY virtue e q deed Of trus, from the ls,e
E""Es Eleanor Lang 60 the subscriber, ma g. So-
- en..eT Sd, lse3, and recorded anong,t rhe
T. i'iio so. &c. and under tire instructions the
corr. rate authorities OF said tow a, I will of M
public auction, THURSDAY, q, .ober aOth. 20
al clock m. m front Il tn s-eaisfs Al. that
parcel y ground. being part Of Lot NJ. a. "a tn
original Its OF sad town, beginning AZ the end
feet measured II the sOUlh line f Bridge Get
from the southwest corner Of B1iGge sll IIiSh
streets, and running thence said Lac Of b. q
street west 4s fest; thence south aud psrall win
the fast boundary line OF said enire To- a. fsa,.
thence enst and parallel with The first line e. q, Tee,
ard thence IN straight line 70 the beginuipg
The lmproN ements upon this Ct Jgai consist # 4
very substantially built Brick ToR,alsn:. two Al
half stories high, with large and siious apart
ments. the same hap lag been formerly known a the
"COrpOratlOn OF Town House. South OF the buii ting
i spsei lus and convenient lot. access T. which
from Bridge street is through alley between said
Town House and Mrs. Lang hotel property. on
a ground rent OF Elk dollars per anr UNA.
These prem. ses are situated iPmtdiatciy AZ tn
terminus Of the Washington and georgetown raj
70 in the central part of the latter city AMI ur
excellent lLduceme nEs Tor Profitable iuVesirnsa
Terms: Ore fourth Of the purchase money cash.
and the residue in four equal nstaln cuts, 6. u
Il AID - months. with semi annual Interest Tue
title will be reserved until full psymen of the pur
Ch;ise money. Sau are - be raid down close of
sale. Il The terms Of sale complied with in
two days alter such sale, the trustee reserves the
right To resell The properly upon three days notice
at the rl>k aud cost Of the defaatiEG purchaser All
stsmps and ccnyeyarcing at purchaser 5 cost.
HUGH CAPERTON. Trustee
TlOaAS BOWLING, Auct.
oCs-eofd lCsUrer.
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AyVsENESIS, Ac.

NattncI TIsctsr.-The FlOrences IN "Domoe
& Son and yankee Housekeeper.'
Smiths Art Gallery, rs street.
Narkriter's Art Gallery, ;ss 18th street.
B.rlovs Art Gallery, 257 Pa. avenue.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, Etc.

NEW Books.
The story Of q workingmans Lf,. b Francis
Mason.
A storsh7nse of Stories. & NJ Icu-ge.
ErCnie n S.trv q r. gland. Complete.
New . peiia cf illustrations. lstsr,
Preparation snc Delivery e ecrmous- Br'Rlgs.
Here's Of n rbrew a is.nry. WILDER. re-.
Lives and DEEDS wor'h hnoging. Ac-uf-
Saving knOwlcdee. Drs 0uthtie Rnl hla =
wN. RsBLANrNNf.
Geo sf2 Tth street. iuttiii gene q Bui dag
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DrsNIssHD.-The grand iurv have DISCHARGED
nonn freer and Thomas Hassett, who were
under recognizance TO answer the CHARGE ~
Aeeping gambling house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-07

Good Words for the Young, and the Sunday Nrg-
e=iEe. for october, ard Erery Saturday for Octo-
Der IS.
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NV BOOKS
PHILIP a SOLOMONs.

TENT LIFE IN SIBERIA. and adventures among
the horaks aud other tribes in Kant atSa AZ \
Northern Asia b. George h unaa. ~ D a map.
OLD >0NG AND MN. crllocti0n a the
Poems ~ Margaret J. Preston. author o. B-e,h
trtrauk
SCIENTIFIC RESULTS or A JOURNEY IN
BRAZIL. By Louis AgaSsiE and his tran ciing
CCnranisns. Geology aud rhy sicai Gc graz ~ -
Br ii. by gh. Free HART. PrDf q Geo ogF in Cor
nell University " ifh illns'rAtaus aud rasp- "a
1HE Cooley : LADY ; BOOK RECEIPTS AND
HOUSEHOLD HINTS. Carefully selected aal
ARRANGED. By :. Annie Frost. for many years .
contributor q tue Nagasue...---........... - 90
MI>TAhEN OR. Tbs SCANNING AND THE
hf III. Hv lydia fuilsr .......--.-....sl 6n
AkGl EklTE MINT. 4 novel rs Mari n
ALL THE ATE ~ BLIC ATIONs
BOOKS AT PUBLISHERS PRICES
VISITING CAkDS ENGRAVED AND PRINTED.
WEDDING. RAIL-. PARTY, AND RsCErrIoN
CARils ENGRsN 20 AND PRINTED
IN THE LArEs STYLES.
Al n c novelties in articles 81 STATION
PHILIP a S0EoWONS,
Wholesale AND RETAIL
SOOhSELLESS AND STATIOAhAS
oc5 OIL PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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"MARRIAGz AND DIVORCE" il the
q lecture TO be given BY Mrs r. Cadv Syyeetl vi
n Lincoln Hall, In this city, on the evenino os
the Eth inst; and the celebrity of the snastsa
and the interest felt in the theme of bsr a.
course, will doubtless attract a large andienns
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PATRTCK WOODS, sentenced BY the House OF
REPRESENTATIVES to be imprisoned in the jail OF
the District Of Columbia as other criminals are
Tor three months, for an assault, in Rich rnOnd
on Representative Porter, OF Virginia, was dis
charged from his incarceration yesterday, the
three months having expired.
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I .AskLL LEmALE sEMIYaRY.

esrefni' complete. Advantages for Music PAINTING
. renen aia Serman, unsur passsd. ParticuIa- n
srs shostn WIN great care. Number Limited 10 "a
~ TY YET Segins September 18TH ADDE'S n as
r1m,wf-n
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EIRsT WARD FOB BARGAINSl
GRAND OPENING OF FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS.
We have just returned from New York With An
extensive assortment of Dress Goods Tisnpeis Cas-.
smerfs Carpets, 0il Cloths, Hosiery, Gloves, Cam
brio Edgings, Velvet Ribbons, Shawls, Ladies'
FTinatd SuitDgs, and general assortment Of Good
to suit the season. at lowest cash prices.
LUTTRELL, WINE q CO.,
$3.50 I'm Corner 2Oth street and Penn avenue.
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EALTA II WITHOUT PRICE,
DIR. j. BRADFIELD's
FEN ALE see ULATOB,
wOGANS BEST FRIEND.

twl restore the secretons; relieve al pain % the
n,onlLly period;" cure Rheumatism and AeuT slgis
OF LACK AID Uterus. Leucorrhoa or "Whites, /" and
partial frolapsus ltsri. check excessive Gov, and
correct all irregularities peculiar % ladies.
xvi. remove all Irritation Of kidneys and Blsc-
oeI releN OoelveDess: purify the Blood give tone
sao strength 20 the Whole system: clear the skln,
imparting rosy hue &c the cheek, and ehesrfuineSs
His assure Q cure 10 sii the above diseases %
ca mine Is In chills and fever.
Ladies lsss'sSlres all the shove diseases
ettAosf reredisHf their complaints 90 any person,
which 10 always mortfytas - their pTsds aud mod
II is reconmendea By the best physician. and the
clergy.
For fuu particulars, history OF diseases. snd GER
uhcste Of It's wonderful cures the reader reierrsd
70 the wrapper around the bottle.
Price 8 / 81. For sale by n M hyOR, : @ F0kp,
@. N. HOWARD. and W. b. ENTwlsTLE.
Nm. n BROWN BIO.
NJ N-m,xJIy wholesale asents, BALTIMORE.
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NEW BOOKS AND ALL THE MAG
~ AZENES FOR OCTOBER.
FoR SALE at
NEUIUJNGTnN RRAIs STARE


The Three Brothers: A Novel. By Nrs. Uiiphant.
Price 81.
silva. Novel. BY Julia Ksyanarh. Price 7sc
The Mystery u Edwin brood. Do Charles Dickens.
Price &c
TIL Genial Snowman. being "Reminiscences Of tho
Life II Artemus N ard. Price 75c.
Ihe hecollecttons Il Eton. BY an ktonian. With
Illustrations. Price SIC.
Man and " lie BY Milkie Collins Price 81
Veronica: A Novel. By the author Of MAbes Pro-
gress. Price s0c.
fe'rcne. BY Florenca Narryatt. Price sc.
John: A Love story BY Mr.. piphanf Price Soc
Stern Necessity: Novel. BY n. W. RobiReoB.
True @ Herself. BY the author Of For Her sake.
Price 5ac
Ore of the Family. Price SOC
The nited States fn efnAl bevenue and Tarif Law,
con piled by Horace b.. Dresser. Price SIC.
Camors: Love Story. BY Octave FeuiIle
The Modern Thiaker: An Organ Tor the Most kd-
vanced speculations in Philosophy. Science,
Sociology aud Religion. Price - 20
Everything in the STATIONERY and BLANK
BOOK line. for sale NJ
90 IL Corner { "a street aud Penn. avenue.
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NARPENTRY AND BUILDIN0.
J. W. DRANB,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
IL prepared to undertake and finish 10 satisfaction
all work in his line. Particular attention paid to
JOBBING and REPAIRS, which will be done
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MO PERSON SHOULD PURCHASE ANY
~ other before trying those superbly-
WILD 4 BRO, $40 18th st., bet. Pa. av.vIINU
and st., sole agents: Good new violins with bow,
only 81, Sa5O and S. special attention given
70 tuning and Repairing Pianos and other instru
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