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LIST OF GIFTS.

TOTAL. 400 GIFTS, ALL CASH,
amounting to-. .........- ... al sIso An
Ihe ostribution will be positive whether ali the
uckets are sold or not. and the II 900 efts All pad in
P13perton to the Tickets sold-an unsoid Tickets
IA ca ss O. the First and Second Cencsrts
PRICE OF TICKETS.
hole tickets, 5000; Halves. as 90: Tentbs- or
s S.1 coupon SOU; Eleven Whole Tickets 'for
soe 20 "a Teksts for 900 90; lis Whole Ticket
1T 1T eoNoVO; u W hole Tickets for SlO ono m M
time. - S"N0'0V ~ofsn Vi tickets az
The UNPARALLELED success Of the Third Gin Conoert
FoTr,h mares II only necessary to announce the
Tn rn, insare the prompt sale Of every ticket
details n f1 the Third, and full partcuisrs may be
this ONE 70 ali NAV nn1 VII Be sent free from
Tickets new ready for sale, and ali orders acco,n.
panied By money promptly filled, Libersi tsv,n.
given to those who buy TO sell again 'efn's
rH0s. z. BRAMLEffR,
Public Library Building, Louisviiie. XIV
aua1S- w&s ySm N.Y.
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A DELAWARE MYsrERY-A Child Supposed
70 haze been Stolen by Gipsies.-The CITY of
Dover, Delaware, has been thrown into a state
OF unusual excitement for nearly a week past
over the mysterious disappearance of q little
three year-old son Of Mr.. Thos. Polmear,
nottingham. The last seen of the child was
on Friday, the 5th inst. Since that time the
woods in the neighborhood have been thorough
~ searched, as well as the swamps, fields, and
brooks by hundreds of the citizens. The canal
has been thoroughly dragged, meetings Of the
people have been held daily in the town, and
organized parties sent out again and again.
been observed in the neighborh00d Of late, and
It Is now generally believed that the child as
been stolen by them. A reward Of 500 is Of
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And yet the anti Butler men are not happv.
Yesterday 1t occurred to them that the versatile
b. b. had another shot In his locker in the shape
OF project to get Summers seat In the Senate.
To-day they are agitated by new terror; moth
ing less than the dread that the Butterflies will
quietly vote for Castor, the democratic candi-
date for governor, and elect him. The Spring
field Republican thinks it would have been bet
ter had Butler either won the nomination or
bOlted, and says:
Gone class Of citizens are eager to vote for
him; another to vote against him; and the neu-
trails, II any, would like to see the fun. But his
defeat and his submission-the latter no less alb
Ject because 1t was enveloped in q dramatic
cloud OF superior party hdelity-postpones this
JOY. 1t also wholly changes the form of the
election campaign In Massachusetts,. The con-
test Tor governor Is reduced to Washburn re-
publican, and Castor, democrat, and as the lat
ter viii now have not only the full vote of hi s
party, but very large proportion of General
Butier's friends, and the Inspiration and organ
izaton and money OF the reactionary move
ment against the prohibitory Iaw~now apnar-
emily very powerful in Massach usetts-he will
speedily be seen as a formidable competitor of
the former. 1t would not be strange Ii the re-
suit should grow to be dou btful under the neon
cial circumstances Of the campaign. At any
rate, Gov. Washburn's friends must re re tn II
tney have no easy task to command his cleo
ton, now that they have, after so memorable a
canvass, secured his denomination"
1t Ii pretty certain that Butler is not vet dis
posed OF as newspaper topic.
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SThe freshman class Of Colby University,
at Waterville, Me-, according to Q local journal,
embraces four young ladies.
IA Savannah lady was recently at Saratoga
with her family Of thirteen children, among
whom were four pairs OF twins.
- MT. Philips, Of Charleston, did not believe
in Old Prob. The lightning came down his
chimney, and now he swears BY him.
The first morning chore Of . Montgomery,
Alabama, clerk is to smear the curbetOne with
tar a. an admonition to loungers.
1.-THE Baltimore and Red Stockings clubs
yesterday, resulting In . draw, each club having
scored 8.
~In Baltimore yesterday Charles Ecke,
aged 65 years, living at 119 Orleans street, vas
accidentally killed by being caught in the ma
cninery Of the Maryland Sugar Refinery, on
O'Connels wharf.
1The Rev. Charles Kingsley, the brilliant
ana popular English author, will VISIT this conn
ny soon AFTER Christmas. He does not como tn
make money - lecturer. but, e he vrifes.
10 spend few months In seeing With INV ovn
eyes your wonderful country and people.1
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Wall Street Today,

NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-Exchange dull. Gold
firm, advancing from 111A to 1i2. The rates
for carrying are from per cent. to fiat. Gov
ernments dull but firm. State securities dull
and nominal. The stock market opened with
excitement, caused by the failure of Kenyon,
Cox g. Co. Prices declined to IA per cent.
under pressure to sell. The lowest prices gem
orally touched at the first board, but later the
market became steady, and a recovery Of X to
az per cent, followed.
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GRANDEST SCHEME EVER KNOWN
Fourth Grand GIFT Concert
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
$4,000 CASH GIFTS s1,sOO,oso.
Every Fifth Ticket Draws q Gift.
$4,000 FOR $50

The Fourth Grand Gift Concert authorized BY
special act of the Legislature for the benet 81 N.
Pnbie Library o. Kentucky, will take place in
Public Library Hall at Louisville, Ky,
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Sd, 1873
only sixty thousand tickets will be sold and one.
hai OF these are intended for the European
thus leaving only 90 for sale in the United States
where lOCOO were disposed Of for tine Third Concert
The tickets are divided into ten coupons or parts and
nave on their back the scheme with q full explapa-
tiOn of the mode of drawing
Al this concert, which will be the grandest must.
precedented sum Of Wv N
81, 800. 900,
divided into 900 cash gifts, will be distributed BY
lot among the ticket holders The numbers of The
TO De drawn from one wheel by blind Children
and the gifts from another.
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A Journalist Fatally Injured.

Especial Dispatch 10 The Ereniag .Stdr.l
CALDWELL, OHIO, Sept 12.-Col. James W.
Barnes, of this place, editor of paper recently
started, met with a probably fatal accident this
afternoon, by falling from the third story of
Neuhart's building to the earth.
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AN ALLEGED DISHONEST LErrKR Carmen
WIN. +. Bowie, Q letter carrier of Richmond
va, has been arrested on q charge Of embez-
Znng letters from the United States mail
duty, and, upon leaving the post office, was ar
rested with portion OF his own route and let
t & or other routes secreted about his person.
newas Drought before United States Commits
sioner Peasants Thursday, but the case was
postponed, and the prisoner was admitted to
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Gov. MOSES of South Carolina narrowly es-
capped kicking the other day. Ben Hernandez
of Charleston went to see the governor about
$500 which his excellency owed him. The door
keeper refused to let him in, and he Knocked
the doorkeeper down. Moses went to the rescue
ard Ben threatened to whip him, too, if he
didn't pay up. A policeman arrested Ban
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NKemper Kampaign Klubs are being formed
I'm VIRGINIA.

IKemper Kampaign Klubs are being formed
in Virginia
NThe next trial Of Stokes takes place on the
first Monday in October.
SThe editors Of the Lynchbure News and
Press had discussion with oow-hides in Lynch
burg last night.
~The frst bale Of the new crop of ylre;nis
cotton was sold In Petersburg on the sth instant.
at 20 cents pound. -
0Lewisburg, Ark, claims TO be the homeof
an OLD lady who has wept over the graves Of ten
departed husbands.
ga reception was given signor salyiut. ths
Italian tragedian, in New York Isst nicnS
Later IN the evening he vas serenAdsd.
the nbs ns srtiss sovernnsnt Win insist man
1reynound, captured By Spain. VIZ" VI ae
give dnI mr,n ~ q London propose 70
VI .ne Ene railroad, ON his arrival in re cifv.
49,. ne evacusficn o. verdun by the oer.s,
FORCES VII Be completed to-day. TS~s Vim -
great public rejoicing and fsner,i iiirnirss
uon o. the town In the evening.
=, The friends Of Mr.. Dion Boucics,u IN
.ssrn vifh pleasure that he has rsn,S,v III ~
vent 10 the ssaside. ' VIZ scehs sna
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THK MARYLAND STATE REPUBLICAN Con-
yENTIoN - Nominations Made = The Mary
lany republican convention at Frederick yes
terday adopted a series Of resolutions indorsng
the administration of President Grant; favOring
reforms IN the state and municipal govern
ments and reduction Of taxation; denouncing all
state laws by which immense portions of the
proht-producing capital of the state are exempt
cient system of free speech, order and control
OF competent teachers as q safeguard to the ma
ton; and expressing an anxiety to bury the pref
udice OF the past. Hon. Henry H. Goldsborough,
on the first ballot, ana j. H. Price, of Hartford,
was nominated for clerk of the court of appeals
There was full attendance from ali the
counties.
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sixth street Soutbeasf

Editor Sdr:-Please give me space 20 call the
attention of the Board of Public Works 70 the
sluggish manner in which the contractor for i'm
proving this street is progressing. The residents
on this street have been, and are still, put to all
kinds of unnecessary Inconvenience and
CANCERS from the condition of said street, and
from the want of light at night. Through the
neglect OF the superintendent Of lights in this
district to have the only lamp repaired that we
have In this vicinity, IL Is dangerous 10 90 out on
our pavements after dark. The contractor keeps
so small a force on his work that his progress
must necessarily be very slow. Let the board
compel him TO put on strong force and finish
his contract with dispatch, and relieve the resi-
dents OF 9th streeteast. Yours, &c.
ENERGY,
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SHARP BIRDS, rocks and crows are. In Mn.
Mich, where several cases Of cholera have oc-
CURED, these birds, which before few about the
steeples and thronged the trees of the public
,promenades, have all emigrated; and the same
n SAID to have occurred during cholera seasons
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APPOINTMENT OF EXAMINING SURGEON
DIR. Henry Richlngs has been appointed by the
Commissioner of Pensions examining surgeon
of the District of Columbia, vice DIR. Draper.
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THDoDoRY TILros win SOON a..n,,. ~. ~
torship OF the Brooklyn Eagle, the Iesdine
oemocraQc organ Of that CITY, for MANY veaye
pest eenQncted b. Thomas EnseIla,
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ANOTHER "BAcK PAY" CoNTRIBUToR.--
Senator Wright, of Iowa. who has hitherto con-
sidered that the "back pay" would revert to the
Treasury as an unexpended balance at the end
OF the present fiscal year has, since the decision
OF the Treasury officials against such an as
sumption, signited his intention of covering his
back paw into the Treasury
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An Inquiry by a Dashaway.

Mr.. Editor:-ln your issue of last night I find
a COMMUNICATION, signed "a Lawyer" in de-
fence of the course pursued bv the Assistant
District attorney in relation to persons unli-
censed, who sell liquor ON the sabbath day,
wherein ne quotes the law in regard TO licensed
vendors, and states that IL Is the province and
outy OF that officer to prosecute persons guilty
OF violations Of the laws as they are found upon
the statute book" Now, sir, L would like this
astute lawyer TO inform us II the law against
selling liquor without a license at any time has
been repealed, and, IL so, when. It would con-
fer favor on the public II the learned lawyer
would reply. A DAsHAwAr.
September II, 1873.
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SALE OF A VIRGINIA FARM.-A Mattaponi
farm, belonging to John b. Coates, containing
934 acres, half q mile from Milford. Va. alone
the Mattaponi river, was knocked down on
Monday at soy per acre. An old citizen present
told us he was present on one occasion, wears
Frederioksbnrg Herald.
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The McCook Assassinattou.

PARTICULARS OF THE UNFORTUNATE AFFAIR.
despatch from Yankton saws that on the
evening of the 18th inst, an alteration occurred
between Gen. +. L. McCook, Secretary of Da-
kota, L. p. Wintermute, a broker of Yanktop.
in the billiard parlor of the St. Charles hotel
Wintermute used insulting language, which
was resented by the general, who gave him a
thrashing. The general then went to his room
Wlntermute, while washing blood from his face
said to the bystanders that McCook could whip
him, but he (Wintermute) could shoot him, and
Immediately went five blocks, got pistol, and
returned. A railroad meeting was in session in
the hotel at the time. Wintermute entered the
assembly, and McCook, unaware of his presence,
also entered the room, when Wintermute raised
his arm and, approaching him, fired the pistol,
the shot taking effect in the left breast The
general grappled his assassin and second shot
was nred, when Wintermute was thrown to the
moor. During the struggle two more shots were
nred, one OF which slightly wounded BY
stander. Only one shot took effect, which
proved fatal. The general fingered until I
O'CLOCK yesterday morning, when he expired.
he was fully conscious to the last, and died like
brave man. Wintermute is under arrest
The city Is shrouded in gloom and flags are
lying at half mast. At one time it was feared
Wintermute would be lynched, but cooler coun-
sci prevailed. The body Is dressed in the uni
FORM OF major general, which he wore during
the war. The coffin is draped with the United
states flag, and large concourse Of citizens
Will escort the body to the depot, whence it
Will be forwarded by special train to his friends
In the east, accompanied by Governor Burbank
and other distinguished gentlemen.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvRNUE--The receipt from this
source to-day were S257 ,3537s.
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YET ANOTHER sToPPAGK to the trade of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal is reported this
morning in the shape of the breaking Of lock
gate or gates near Seneca. Thus day after day
furnishes comment on the rose-colored state
ments continually proceeding from Annapolis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-13

SAMUEL OLIVER has been appointed guager
of internal revenue for the 4th district of Mary
land.
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The FUTURE MOVEMENTS OF Gov. COOKE
Gov. Cooke returned from Long Branch this
morning. He authorizes a denial of the report
that he intends to change places with Mr. Nc
Cullough in the London firm of jay Cooke
Mccullough & Co. He goes to Europe shortly
to join his family, and will return with them
late in the fall.
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MORE STATUARY FOR THE CAPITOL. In
compliance with the act of Congress authoriz-
ing the President to invite each state to furnish
statues, in marble or bronze, not to exceed two
in number, of deceased citizens thereof, illus
the old hall of the House of Representatives
the state of Now York has forwarded the statue
OF George Clinton, formerly governor Of that
state and Vice President Of the United States
Ii is OF bronze, six and half feet high, and the
work OF II. Il. Brown, a sculptor, of Newburg
N. Y. 1t will be placed In the hall. but will re-
main covered until formally presented to Con-
ward Livingstone, and is being made in Italy
by Palmer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-13

COLLECTOR HARPER's DRFALCATIoN-A
Number Of Other Parties Implicdted.-It appears,
according to Chicago dispatch, that there are
implicated in Collector Harper's defaIcations,
his deputy, Smith, and three distillers David
l.. thomson, Henry p. Westerman, and John
l.. Smith, representing the Pekin Distiliery
company, and John ID. Mcintyre, Peoria dis.
tiller. In the fall Of 1871 the bonds of these
Is now believed that bonds amounting to 1900 ooo
were stolen by Harper and Deputy Smith to
facilitate frauds that were then or about to be
committed OF the government. The distillers
hesitate at collision with Harper, and when the
latter TO cover his deficiencies, alleged that the
Pekin distillers were in the arrears they adj
mitted the truth Of his statements and the cor
rectness Of the amount said to be owing be them.
Meantime the western agent Of the revenue
bureau found the list Of the bondsmen's names,
suit against them, which suit Is now pending.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Nsttan's Vegetable Cathartic and A

Nsttan's Vegetable Cathartic and Anti
bilious Pills
The local demand for these Pills has steadily in
creased within few years. so that at present the
tsle for them isSlute Considerable / have, there.
FORE concluded to call the attention of the general
public to their merits a gensi al family ply sic
Prepared with the eat from selected drugs
they present the following good qualities:
They are warranted wholly vegetable.
Their action is prompt, certain and efectual
They are healing to the stomach.
They start the liver in and active oper alton
ness.
They are invaluable for Indigestion and dyspepsia
They Thoroughly cleanse the entire system.
They do not gTlpe or give pain during their action
By the invaluable relief they always afford every
one that takes them, 1t Is hoped their will be.
Come still me- re extensive. They are adapted for
g-neral use: Children and delicate persons take
them as well as the strong and robust Home mate,
they are always fresh while patent pills generally
are mott, and consequently uniformly effectual.
ARTHUR NATTANS. Pharmacist,
sego-u Corner ID and ID streets n W.
ON THE BREAKFAST, LUNCHEON, DINNER
AND SUPPER TABLE,
Lea PERKINS, Wercestershire Sauce
Is INDISPENSABLE.
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, New fork,
octls 3awly Agents for the United States.
Bachelors Hair Dye is the best in the world
the only true and perfect Hair Dye; no ridiculous
nnts, disappointment, harmless, reliable, instan-
taneeus black or brown; ct all druggists, and Is
Bond street New York. fSeolV
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

Juan BOYLE. FRANK BARNUM.
JUAN BOYLE CO.,
REAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKERS.
No. COS 18th street, opposite U s. Treasury.
FOR sALE-A handsome HOUSE on / street
N 913. new large double HOUSE, corner 2lst
ard II. HOUSE No. 1910 Massachusetts avenue
HOU Sc Mo- 226 81 street east, for sale or rent
furnished or unfuInished. A COTTAGE in Will
Iards Bow; price, s2tOO Several small HOUSES,
from $3.50 to $500; small cash payments. We
have several very fine FARMS, improved and I'M
III proved different railroads running from the
city, for sale at low figures exchange for city
property. $4,000 feet Of GROUND in various por-
tons Of the ciiy for sale OF low hgu es on easy terms
". abas r.
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GRAND FESTIVAL OF THE
GEORGETOWN BENEFICIAL RIFLE
ASSOCIATION
AT GREEN SPRINGS,
MONDAY and TUESDAY, September is and ls, ls7s.

Brass and String Band hiss been engaged for the
occasion. Convey ances will leave corner "a
high and Bridge streets every FIVE minutes. ~
n. each day. Prize Shooting with Air Guns fnA
for Ladies at 2 O'Clock D. m.
Several Balloon Ascensions each afternoon And
evening.
cents. w
For further particulars see Newspaper.
sepl3 r. BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT m SPArr-The
express train from Vittoria yesterday for Ma
Grid, while going at full speed, ran of the track
Inc carr were badly wrecked. Six passengers
eral other persons Of prominence. Thirty-two
were wounded.
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BURSTING OF THE BIG BALLooN-Ndrror
Escape Of Otieidls-Yesterday afternoon about
4:1O O'Clock, while the Graphic balloon was be-
ing inflated, 1t suddenly swayed to the north
and ripped half way round with a great tearing
sound, and fell fat upon the ground. The i'm
mense volume of gas which had been pumped
INTO It, nearly 300 900 feet, escaped, nearly suf
locating those who stood on the lee side. In
spector Folk, Mr.. Goodsell, and Police Com.
missioner Briggs had but an instant before
shifted their positions to the eastward and thus
escaped being buried in the netting and can
vass. The crowd made q rush over the ropes
with the intention Of tearing the balloon into
small pieces and carrying them off as memen-
toes, but strong force of police on the ground
charged and drove them back, but not before
many had succeeded. Stiner, who had con-
tracted to fill the balloon, said 1t would be all
folly to attempt another imitation, as the bag
was not made of the proper m aterial, so the en-
terprise is abandoned for the present.
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THRPLAGUE-sTRICKRNC ITY-Terrible Rdod-
ges Of the YELLOW Fecer at Shrereport.-Therew were
thirty deaths in Shreveport on Thursday and
eighteen up to p. m. yesterday. Whole fami-
lies are down with it, and nurses are worn out
is on the increase. Every stage leaving that
city for this place is crowded With terror-stricken
people. A son of Mr. Brooks, the proprietor of
the Southern hotel at Shreveport, who arrived
yesterday, received telegram announcing the
death OF his father from the pestilence. 1t is
thought the removal of the Red river raft has
something to do with the epidemic" Shreve-
port is situated on the west bank of Red ri yer in
the northern part of Louisiana, about 300 miles
by land northwest of Baton Rouge, and about
80 miles below the "Great Raft" which is the
limit OF navigation for large steamboats,. A
large business has been carried on at Shreve-
port, as 1t Is advantageously situated for the
shipment Of cattle from Texas, and of cotton
Of which 2 ,439 are white and I6S coIored
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CORNS. SC.

he WHITE, CHIkOPODIST, most respect
=, injy i9iarHs his PATROLS that bis establish
hssins been thoroughly renovated, is open for
Considering the great amount Of duty the feet are
Obliged to perform, and their exposure to the dis
ressing effects Of constant climatic Changes Ill
order thai they be KEEP, 10 Comfortable spS uss,B
condition, and IS there Is great danger in tamp.r-
suitable Of per.ons CONNIE oSnef from gn
@ hsfr 70 o visit the practically experienced
DR. White removes corns without pain, so the
9psrstl2s. ns SUCCESSFULLY treats Bunions Club and
disorders Feet and II the sSyee Evan and otnsr
,;m. % ~ psrmansnt cure IL effected without Ioss Of
,.S.6ss sG iS w tssa Fee 81
HoLLINGsMoRTH. CoueHLAN a Co Of
citizens Of the District Of Coiubis ip ne ,S ans
frds BudSs Ts and bs ssHssDs Brick Stone and
eessfu experience in their business in Chieaes Bos
abilities Orders VIII be received and sroDsrI ths 81,
tended TO Il addressed 20 Post Ofice Boy 700,
CONS. CAILAN,- sS4 Louisiana avenue, be-
sSs AM the hours Of 10 and II N. and and -
SuMNER BoARD.
.eee@m0dsisa 's e aSs LoSpoN issr Z
TTT. On nj Hs sa terms. Coed q
len-d Aldie, Loadon Co., Va.
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEH,
" Strictly Prime.
WHITE LAGUAYRA,do.,
Roasted Carefully.
DAVIS CELEBRATED HAMS,
Small Sizes.
YEAR OLD CIDER vINEGAR,
GREEN e1NerE. i SPICES cins &C.
C. wITMKR,
FINE GROCERIES,
aus3D l9le Pennsylvania avenue.
IISI KuRIL1 .uTILI nuInEn rooru