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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-12-21
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
HEWITT HILB & CO.
dec21-4t

Beautiful Walnut Brackets, Book Frames
Wall Pockets, Flower Stands, Pictures
and Frames.
Chromos, Autographs and Steel Engrav-
ings.
Looking glass Mirrors, &c.
Also Furniture of all descriptions.
Parlor Sets from $50 to $500
Chamber Sets from S45 to 5000
Bed Steds from $3.50 to $40.
Ingram Carpet at so cents.
Yard wide Oil Cloth IS cents.
Lounges at $3.50.
We pay particular attcntion to fitting
out windows with Lace Curtains, Lambro-
cants and Corn;ces made to order, and put
up. Upholstcring, Recovering Furniture,
Making ard Laying Carpets, Oil Cloth, &c.
We have the finest assortment of Vim
dow Shades and Wall Paper in the City.
Picture Frames made to order, and re-
gliding old Frames. Give us call.
HEWITT HILB & co,
New st, End door from Main ST.,
dec 2l-tf Staunton, Va.
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BUFFALO GAP IRON AND STEEL CoMpA-

BUFFALO GAP IRON AND STEEL CoMPA-
NY-We are pleased to learn that this com
pany is operating very successfully, and tlrn-
fay ont superior article Of iron, steel, &c
aThey have about 30 hands engaged at the
Furnace, and Is or 20 getting out ore near
Fishersyil,c, ard hike number at the same
work in Bells Valley. west of Baffalo Gap.
We understand that it is the purpose of the
Company to erect another Furnace in the
Spr:np The power Of their engine is equal
to the DEMANDS Of another Furnace.
We arc in Aape that Stanaton, before long.
will attrncs the attention Of capitalists, and
that we will have operated here blast f"'
race. Rolling Mills aud Machine Shops
would soon follow. We will take up t':'s sub
lect hereafter. and cndeavor to show the ad-
vantages of this point for sach enterprises
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RAILROAD TRANSFER.

It appears from published statements that
the negotiations, for sometime pending, he
tween the Richmond, Fredericksburg 4 Po-
tomac Company, and the representatives Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, have
been completed by which the latter come in
to Immediate possession Of the franchises
property, &c, of the former, which, in con-
pectiop with the Alexandria & Fredercks-
burg road, will give the Pennsylvania Cen
trail an air line from Washington to Rich.
mend, and complete their system into the
heart of the Cotton States for which they so
successfully stroye last winter. This ABSORB
ton will obviate the necessity Of the accept
ancc, by the Pennsylvania Company, Of the
charter granted last winter, and therefore re-
lease them from the various provisions to en-
dorse the bonds Of several contemplated
roads in the State Mr. j: NJ Robinson sue
cecds to the actise presidency of the Il. I. &
p. Road, and Mr. P. v Daniel rctres.
Tae dilatoriaess Of the Pennsylvania Com
paas to accept the charter granted last win
Ter is thus explained. What other schemes
,aay be on the boards for the present session
of the Legislature, remains TO be developed
-e-
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PARKERsBURB TURNPIKE "A resolution

PARKERsBURB TURNPIKE "A resolution
introduced in tie Senate by Mr.. Cochran,
confirming the title Of the Parkersburg Turn
pike Company to that portion Of their road "
ing between Stanton and Buffalo Gap, and
making the varinns acts heretofore performed
by the Board of Public Works BY virtue of
said title was. on motion of Mr. Roller Of An
gusta, taken up in the House and passed 1t
authorizes toll to be charged on the section
alluded TO-
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dec. 21-tf

Inc largest
DRY GOODS EMPORIUM IN STAUNToN,
including the Whole Valley We urgently call it
TO the mind OF the People, not to Purchase before
having examined our Stock which compr ses a
tnll line of Silks, Mohairs, Alpaca of all colors
Pophns, tlousins. Plaids, Shawls of all quail
ties; Clocks and Furs al remarkable low Prices.
Laces Enbrolderies. Ribbons, Corsets, Ham
kerchef's Gloves, Scarts, Hoods. and all kinds OF
Ladies and Gents underware, &c. sc.
Our stock OF Carpets, OI-clolhs and Mattings
is 50 complete that you can't tail to suit yourself,
either in the cheap st Hemp. OF and ply
Wool or in lie finest Blussel Carpets. Oil cloth
from 8 "A to IA Wide. All wool Blankets from
$3.50 to $50 pair.
Our Cashmere department is worth the inspec
ton Of those in search of the Finest Wedding
suits, or common Jeans Pants.
Our Domestias inc ude all needed for family
use, but beng unable to mention every ticle
found in our Store. every hing will be sold al
REMARKABLY LOW PRICES.
We quote Laurel b. "A sbee;irg at u cents per
yard.
HILR & LOEB,
Crawford's Cor, StauEton, Va
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FIVE PER CENT. ON DEPOSITS lit will be
seen by the advertisement IN another. column,
that the Virginia Banking AVID Ffust Comb
pany have iuauguratcd new feature in their
business, and that j. is paying five per cent.
on deposits This is step in the right d.
rection. and eannot fail 10 attract the atten-
lion Of persons having surplus money, and
all der0sirurs
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FOEan sissIDnaerS' Sale of Valuable
" HstAl EsrNnNrfY in the I'nsxaa

1t0EsaH sissIDners' Sale of Valuable
" Hotel Property liza the Town
of Monterey. V:s.-By virtue of decree
Of the Circuit Court of tiig HAND county. render
ed at the October term, 1871, in the chancery
cause Of Robert B Maheny against Thomas H.
Slaven, upon an appeal from decree of the
County Court Of Highland, in the chancery cause
of slaven against Naheny, the undersigned
commissioners will proceed on the 25th day of
January next (beng the lst day Of January
County Court in the town of Monterey. in front
of the Court House Of Highland County. to sell
public auction to the highest bidder, that val
liable Brick Tavern House and Lot, now occupied
by said Robert b Matheny. situate in the town
of Monterey, adjoining the los of James NJ
Seig and Nathan Winner, known and designated
in the plat Of s. id town as lot No. 81, and CON
tanning one third of All acre.
TERMS Cash IN hand enough TO defray the
costs of suit and expenses of sale, less the
costs of the appeal, and heresdue in three equal
instaments of six, twelve and eighteen months
with interest from the day of sale. the purchas r
giving bonds with good personal security for he
deferred instalments and the title retained al Ill
innate security.
JOHN W. MYERS,
L. II, STEPHENSON
dec 2l-4t Commissioners
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T. s.-Tbe above firm has also started a

r. S.-The above firm has also started a
FURNITURE & HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
STORE,
in coparincrship with G.. W. Hewitt, the best
Cutler and upholstcrer in the country where
they prepared to do such work in the best
workmanlike manner, and sell anything in the
Furniture Line at Manufacturers Prices This is no
Humbug, sor most articles, We manufacture our
sci 'es fact of which you can convince your
selves by calling at
HEWITT HILB & co,
tayt x New ST.. Stauntpn; Va
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-12-21

{ The most unique piece Of irony that has
beer gotten off during the present session Of
Congress, was that of Senator Upton, of Ne
braska, abiding to Grant, as that colossal in
telIect which ruled at the White House, and
sat in the Presidential chair"
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-12-21

The lst Auditors report shows, not only
that there will be deficit in the Treasury
on the 1st of July 1872, of over $500 90,
if the interest on the public debt is attempt
ed to be paid but that in order to meet the cx
peuses of the government and the interest
the taxes will have to be doubled This be-
ing the case, the funding process should be
stopped at once There has been vast
amount of deception on the whole question
of finance. Treasurer Rye's report sometime
si-ce was nothing less than contemplate
blind.
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= otice 10 Railroad 4 Contractors.

N PkOPGsAES viii BE- received Tor The
GRADU ALTON, MASONRY and BALLAsriNG
Of The first tweutvsix Sections Of the VALLEY
ROAD. between liarrisonburg aud Stanton, un
til JANUARY 18th. 1872.
Specifications, forms Of contract, and other ir-
formation can be obtained at the Companys Of
fee. in Stanton or by application to
RICHARD RANDOLPH, Engineer.
dec Ii. 5t CamQel, Station BALTIMORE
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
Fresh Supplies.
THE OLD RELIABLE
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
LIQUOR STORE
OF
WILL AM w HI 90 H e Y.
NEW STREET, Opposite Scherers',)


STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.
have on banI and am RECEIVING expressly for
the holydays a large assortment of ve'y superior
Foreign and Domestic Liquors. Wines. &c, ex-
pressy for the holydnys. which | offer to the
public at short profits for cash RESPECTFULLY diS
rect attention to the following enumeration, in
part of my stocks
Superior Augu&a.p' "Rock6ridge, "Aarylnnd'
and ..Tsnaessee' Whiskies. Also, fine quality of,
other OLD RYE WHISKEY
Frenac1 Brandy. Ginger, Apple, Black
berry. and other Bruudies, also seperior.
artirle Of Rm.
Champagne Maderia, Clnret, Sherry, and
old Port Vines.
| S~otch Ale and London Porter,
| Stomghton and other Biters.
! Having had a long experience in dealing in Ii
| ouors I have avaled myself OF me knowledge
thus acquired to select the Prest and BEST articles
Those wishing such, will do well to call befora
purchasing elsewhere.
| dec 14-f W. "hoVLE1.
nor the N0By<lays.-W II. German has
IL just receiyeda new supply of Queenswars
and Glassware. Among the lot is choice selec-
ton of Fancy Mugs, cups and sapcers. Toilet
| sets, Bohemian Vases, Jewery Boxes, china
Toys. &c.
| 1 have also for sale Fishers celebrated Balti-
more Mince Meat ready for use very cheap and
nice. dec l4-3t-spec copy. ""
A FIRST CLASS WATER POWER AND MAN
n UFACTURING SEAT for Sale. at Broad
way st,,on, q. A. Il NJ. Railroad IL miles North
Of ifarrisonburg. For description of the pr ,p-
erty, terms, &c, address,
JOHN G. WINFIELD,
Broadway Depot
dec l-tf Rockingham ceun'y, Va
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~ commissioners NOtice.--To William
~ NJ. Wilson, WoinsV, and Samuel II. Bell,
administrators de bonix non, of James McClung,
dec ased, Thomas P. Peyton, Mi, hazel G. Har-
man. John K Booten, Frederick Schefftr Benja-
min Crawford and George NJ, Cochran. the said
Craw lord and Cool ran lately trading partners
under The style e. t>raw:ord 4 Cochran, Ueten-
Ian and 10 all persons concerned in Il certain suit
del e:,ding in Chnncery in The Circuit Court of
Augusta, under the style of Wilson VS.. Mcylung
and a.
Take NoTIcE. that in pursuance of an order Of
the Circuit Court of Augusta, made on the 21th
of November. 1871 | shall on MONDAY, the goth
LAY OF JANUARY, 1872. AT my Office in staunon.
proceed to take state and settle all liens and
ier priorties on The Virginia Hotel and the
Virginia Hotel property, together with any mat
RS deemed pertinent by myself or requil ed to
be stated.
At which time and place you required to
attend, and all lien creitors holding liens upon
the interest of the said james A. McGlung de-
ceased, in the said Virginia Hotel properly ard
the said Virginia Hotel also required then
and here to attend and file with the undersigned
proper evidence IF their claims
Given under my hand as Commissioner in Chan
Gerry of said Court. this 18th day of December,
1871. j. ". GREEN SMITH,
dec 21-4t Commits sioner.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-12-21

Gov. Walker has pardoned Geo Chahcon,
who was twice found guilty of completely in
the Haustein forgery case, at Richmond and
ssa.c,eed t. two yaass l.. The psu,ton'lary
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FUNDING BILL.-The most important bus
mess transacted by thc Legislature, since
our last issue. was the passage in the House
Of a resolution, by ,ato of l04 to IS, to
suspend the funding of the public debt, un-
til the exact financial condition of the State
be ascertained-the liabilities Including
interest, and the means Of paying
Messers Hanger and Lishtner voted against
the resolution Mr. ReIer for it.
The subject was under discussion in the
Senate, a very animated debate progressing,
at last lates.
The Attorney General has given the opin-
ion, that it will require additional legislation
to appropriate any money in the Treasury
either to pay interest or anything else.
From the indications, we are of tho opin-
ion. that the whole operation Of the funding
bill will be stopped.
The House passed joint resolution adjourn
ing from the 23rd to the End Of January.
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sd ---
Loyal CLAIMS.

1t has been decided by the Southern
Claims Commissioners. whose report has
recently been submitted to Congress, .that
the party claiming loyalty must prove his
loyalty" and further, that voluntary resi-
dence in an discretionary State. during the
war. is pr.ma f,cie evidence of disIoyalty
and must be rcbuttcd by satisfactory evil
dence." Claims have been presented from
those who served in the Confederate army,
and the Commissioners hold that such service
is proof of disoyalty.
The whole number of claims presented up
to the end of November. is 10000, and the
entire amount $26 500. 600. The number
Of claims not exceeding in amount $4,000 is
$500 and the number exceeding that
amount, 209-thc $500 claims averaging
about s. $50. Each amount to about s1l,
$50 The 900 larger claims amount to
S14 $40 600 The Commissioners transmit
reports on $50 cases which they have exam
ined and decided. The number dsalIowed
for want Of satisfactory proof Of loyal ad-
herence to the cause am, Government of the
United States is about 23a, Some wore re-
iected for insufficient proof upon the matcr-
al points. The whole number rejected is
256.
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Ne1p Advertisements

A tsezation Firamen.-.All members Of
n the Augusta Fire Company hesetctore
notified. are requested to meet Mt their Hafl, Fri
day night, December 22nd, 1871, o'clock.
By order Of the
CAPTAIN,
G. W. Stafford, Sec dec 2l-1t-v copy
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Notice -There having BEEN placed in my
IN harrels for settlement the Books and Paper.
of. Joseph C,.Larey, deceased hereby request
all persons .haying claims against the said Jos C.
Laley 10 present them TO me for settlement, and
all persons knowing themselves to be indebted TO
the said Laley by open account or otherwise will
please come forward at once and settle.
G.. NJ. HARRISON, Attorney, &C.,
for Mrs. Jos. G. Lalcy, Aamlnistratrix
dec Il-4t
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IL BEST IAPOkTED
BRANDIES,

WINES. NC.
Those desiring to purchase will please call and
examine them. r. W, BURKE,
dec 2l-lt Liquor Dealer.
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Tic amount Of the public debt funded is
ii, .3S5 10.
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GEORGETOWN.

TIE COAL HkAvRRs SrRIKE-The coal
beavers eontin1e their strike, the streets con-
tsRious 10 the vharves are still lined with idle
snen as heretofore, to the great detrimeut OF
the inhabitants In the vipcinity. At the Con-
solicitation wharf. Zone of the largest, y the men
of the coal beats commenced unloading, but
had to discontinue on account Of not being able
toprocure men 10 trim the coal In the vessels,
the company having already sufficient coal on
numbers, and al is quiet along the line, but
men who are willing to work are deferred from
so doing by having 30 many idiers lounging
around. The agent of the company Mr.. Win
ship) has lust received a telegram directing him
Ia send sll boats to Alexandria after u O'Clock
to-day, IL the men refuse to work at the old
rates. Mr.. w. states that the men can easily
make 50 per day, unloading four boats a day;
butrthey claim 10 unload only three boats day,
mshing three-foBVths of n day, and want So
for so doing. Mr. Sherman, of the Bor-
den Mining Company, shows by his books
that he has paid his men, nearly all
the tacnih of May s14 80 TO SIS, each man per
week making over an average of 81 per day, he
accordingly consented this morning to set his
men 20 work at g q day, requiring them to
unload4 boats q day, and the company wiki save
money by Ii. The police are telling ali men
who wish to go to work to do so, and they will
be protected. A gentleman Just arrived from
Alexandria reports that all is quiet there, md
the police sIe Ia force 10 protect all who wish to
woIk; thai The wharves present busy appear
ance, and<he citizens are prepared to assist in
protecting the men at work.
Ldfer.-The men went to work at II o'e,eek
at the Consolidation whsrf.
The ART EXHIBITION at Forrest Hall this
evening is well worthy the attention Of people
Ell tasta and sculture.
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THE COURTS.

POLICE COURT, To DAY, JUDGE SaeH ELLEN
Cooney, charged with profanity; fined 50. John
with being drunk and ditorderiy; hne / IS e 5h.
Lewis Snowdfn and Walter Green, charged with
second offence they were committed to awe { the
action Of the grand jury. Mary Green, assault and
profanity; fined IS.
Court IN GENERAL TERM.Yesterday, after our
report clo-sd, ectiou was taken in the folio wing
cases: Ripley Chase In the matter OF the osrii
Sray. he court concludes that no Judgment should
nett for patent the action Of the Commissioner OF
Patents was confi med: Washington, Georgetown
and Alexandria railroad VI Corporation Of Wash
PROCEEDINGS, In accordance With the proceedings Of
the Supreme Court Of the United States. Kenner
plaintiffs Lyons vs.. Lyons; suit dismissed Mr..
msh.on ashford RESIGNED as examiner OF the court,
Adjourned. - 49, '''1'
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The COl0red People Repudiate the
ROW0y Element

Editor Star: A colored man remarked to-day
"why don't the editor STAR suggest mass
meeting OF the law-abiding citizens of w Washing
ton TO protest against the race here being held
in disTepute for the actions OF the rowdiy ele-
ment controlling the strikers?" Also, that if the
textrs police required to put down such rowdy-
Washington 1t would cost but triae, hundreds
being DESTROYS of preserving unsullied the rep
utation of the newly enfranchised race" Mem
ton Of bis name would render him the flint to
IRE that por ton of the community who canno.
be reasoned with-the mob.
AN OLD SUBSCRIBER
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

NEV EXPRESS LINE.VIA CANAL.
BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA. ALEXANDRIA, WaAr-
lNGTON AND GEORGETON y. y. 4
Philadelphia. SATU RNAN az - IN
DAY. a. Pm.
Freight receive a any time.
Alrlz Ia HIDE 4 TYLER, 90 Water street.
t'.pIl,gt'N.n D 9. N ELpRfbrE 4 trn.- Af.Isn.
dr., Va NJ. CLYDE Cg.,I4 North Wh,r,r..
Philadelphia Il. p,
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TIE COLUMBIA KAILwAY-Rdpid Progress of
The Work.-The work on the new street railroad
known as the Columbia Railway Is rapidly pro-
crossing, and the directors expect to have cars
running within six weeks. The road commences
at the corner OF 18th street and New York ave-
nue., and runs through that avenue, X street,
Massachusetts, avenue and II street to the
boundary, beyond Kendall Green. The track
Las already been laid from 1fth street to beyond
the first turnout, near the Northern Market,
ard the grading, under the contractor, Mr..
Albert Gleason. has been completed as far east
as Sd street The paving with cobble stone was
commenced by Mr.. Maurice Murphy yesterday,
and he will soon have quite q force at work.
The cross-ties and striDgers are OF seasoned
pine, the ties being of by stuff, and they are
being laid in o very substantial manner, under
the personal supervision of Mr.. j. o. Nickel
den, the president OF the company.
The rails are half oval shaped, and while they
are not more than half the weight of those used
on the two street railroads already in opera
ton here-the Washington and Georgetown
and the Metropolitan--they will answer every
purpose. Having no fat surface on which ordl-
nary carriages may run, yet they will not be
any obstacle to vehicles crossing the track. At
each joint an iron plate is sunk into the wood
to prevent the ends from cutting into IL. For a
time but q single track will be used, and with
six turn-outs on the route Ii will afford all the
accommodation needed for the present, and we
predict that, running as 1t does from the neigh
borhood Of the departments to the extensive
rows OF residences near st. AlOysius Church, 1t
will soon be q paying institution, and it will
certainly do much to increase the value Of
property along the route.
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LECTURES.
SCIENTIFIC LECTURES.

Or. n. +. ROWLAND will deliver ecor,e ~ forr
b.cfures on the WONDERS oF TAR Mft,PO.
kCOPE, using she ELKUTRl3 Lag "A Il Tor a.. iIiu.-
tTaiions, with experiments a. NAT GOUs ONiDE
showluR ifs wonderful ansnsfhctic n cence Al lir
coin Bal evary FRIDAY ENEhING, comm mcine
June and orcinE Jgne8
Admission 20 each Lecture g cfnta
Lectures % c rmnence ~ 5 o CLOCK.
No extra charge Tor reserved seats Tickets aui
reserved seats Tor sale A. parkers News Depot,
Seventh street, opposite Pest Ofhce.
Teachers and pupils Of al the public. private. and
Sunday shOs s admitted for ten cents each. joi 81
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TEE MAYORS OFFICE TO De USED FOR A
LAW LIBRARY.-A letter was received yester-
day by Governor Cooke from Chief Justic Cart
ter, asking that the Office in the City Hall lately
used by the Mayor of Washington, with the
rooms adjacent thereto, be turned over to the
Supreme Court OF the District, to be used as q
law library and for other purposes. Governor
Cooke, in his reply, says: "Apppeciating the
requirements for larger accommodations for
purposes connected with the administra alton OF
justice, l take pleasure In placing under the
action OF the Legislative Assembly OF the Dis
trict, the room recently occupied by the Mayor
of the city OF Washington. The Registrars
room, to which also you allude, is stlll needed
by that office. But as soon as II shall no longer
be required, will be glad TO have 1t placed also
under the control Of your court"
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A PAINTER INJURED BY FALLING PROM A
LADDKR.-This morning, Mr.. Thos. Barnaclo, q
painter in the employ or Mr.. O. L. Bowen,
while painting the front or house No. $50 M
street, fell from the ladder to tho pavement, a
distance OF IS or 20 feet, his back striking q
CRIPPLE" and was very badly hurt. He was
attended by DIR. ii. Nsylor, who conveyed him
10 the residence Of his father. w. II. Bar naclo,
on " street, between g and II streets Gouth.
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81 OFFICE COATS, 81
All Linen,
HABLg BROTHERS,
eos n. w. corner tn and ID streets.
WHITE DUCK VESTS,
Brown Duck Vests,
Marseilles Vests,
HABLE BROTHERS,
6,5y3 N. w. corner 7th and ID streets
SRRRsUCKKR COATS,
Drab D'Ete Coats,
Alpaca Coats,
Nuns Cloth Goats,
Worsted Coats,
Blue ard White Flannel Goats,
UDiined Cashmere Coats,
HABLE BROTHERS,
o,o,3 n. w. corner eth and ID streets
The USE OF Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Remover brings new hair upon bald heads. il
the hair follicles are not wholly destroyed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-08

THK OPENING review and regatta of the Ana
lostan Boat Club for this season, which takes
Place this afternoon, promises to be grand ar
fair,
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LOCAL NEWS.
THE STRIKE.

New Men at Work Te-day- Police Fnecau-
tons to Prevent IntelIerenee-An
Qaist Along the Line.