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One of the "mOdern instances to which at
tcrneys NAV hereafter refer in pressing claims
for damages caused by the death of persons
WHO are killed by the cars, is found in the re-
cent decision Of the Supreme Court of Iowa. in
the case OF child, two years of age who was
crushed by railroad train. The father of the
child brought suit to recover damages, and in
the course of the trial asked leave to introduce
the Carlisle tables to show the probable dura-
ton of the life of child of that age in the pa-
tural course of things, the object being to claim
damages for that period. The Judge refused
to admit this testimony, on the ground that the
child at the time Of its death was incapable of
acquiring an estate, and could not begin to ac-
quire one until he had passed his majority some
nineteen years in the future. The jury returned
verdict of $50 for the plaintiff but he was not
satisfied with the amount, and carried the case
to the supreme court of the state, on the
ground that be had right to make the showing
prohibited in the court below. The supreme
court admitted the life tables as evidence, and
the jury found for the plaintiff in 81 200 dam
ages. In making up their verdict the jury esti-
mated the loss which the estate of tn. child had
suffered from Its death, this estate commencing
at 81 years and continuing for the probable du-
ration Of its life. Itsseryices or earnings during
minority were not considered. This was in ac-
cordance with the ruling of the supreme court
The defendant gave notice of a motion for ar
rest OF judgment and for a new trial.
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The single objection to the Boston grange of
the Patrons Of Husbandry is that they are
"middle men," the pet aversion of the bucolic
grangeTs. Master Adams says the general dep
uty who organized the Boston grange acted in
judiciously in 80 doing, and for that reason he
revoked their charter. There appears to be a
division of sentiment among the Patrons as to
the propriety Of Master Adams action, some
holding that grain and commission merchants
are eligible a. members for the reason that they
are ''inteTested in agriculture, a condition
prescribed by the constitution of the order, and
that middle men are positively indispensable in
many cases. majority of the patrons, how
ever, sustain Master Adams, and il remains for
the national grange, which holds its annual
meeting at ST. Louis in February, to finally dis
Iose of the matter
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FINANtIAL AND COmMEKCIAI.
The Markets..

bALIisoRE, October lS.-Nirgnis skies, consoI-
idhtsd; q; West NiIginia's, 8; North CaroIinas,
BALTIMORE, Oc; cher l3.-Cottor quiet and steady ;
low niddlil g. E 5salSA. Flour very weak prices
unchanged. Wheat quiet and steady; Hrir-s nm
char eed-choce amber, 70eel IS; o hers ssC
Corn bOninsl-whIte southErD, 72eG73 yellow sOut
quiet and steady, 5656; mixed western dali 81
Oats steady southern, a asa; western mixed ESis:
do. white, 49eri0 Bye quiet ard unchanged HaY
inch, NJ ed. p DIVISIONS quiet and unchanged IVES.
tern butter firm, 5000. O-ffee nominal. WHISKY
irregular and unsetfied-9ia95. Sugar unchaupaj
Nav YORK, October H-stOcks steady, cold,
- Money, Y, gold Exchange, long, 81; short
IA Governments dull. ~
NEW YoRk, October ls--FIour quiet and IN.
changed. heat quiet ard frmer. Corn firm, fair
inquiry.
LoNDoN, DC ober IS. 1880 D. m-The Bauk OF
Enslapd rate Of discount has xed At seven nor
cent Coi soils fer meney s21 6oas{ for account u
@ex. Bonds of 1867. 96A. Erie, s9is.
LoNpoN' october lS, i:so .. m.-Erie, 5o'..
LONDON, October 10, las D. m Erie. 80.
LoNDos, October Is, . .. m.-Erie, Szs
LONDON, October is, D. m.-Paris dispatches
Guot~renfs at IS francs, Is centimes.
FRANKFORT, October ls-BOuds. Us.
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And hereby declare that the persons hereinafter
named having received the highest nsnters of legal
votes for members Of the House Of Delegates in their
respective delegate districts, viz:
Fifst District-Joseph Brooks,
second DistriCt-Clement A. Peck,
Third District-Edgar y. Berry,
Fourth pistrict-John 4. Cox,
Fifth pisirict-George Il Wilson,
Sixth District-Albert H Underwood,
seventh Distric.-GeoTge W Dyer,
ElRhth. District-El phOnzo YOungs,
Ninth District-Robert l. Fleming,
Tenth Disirict-Matthew Trimbe,
Eleventh District-Chsrles Brewer,
Twelfih District-N ilism Dickson,
Ihlrtt enth Disirict-Arthur Shepherd,
tcurteeEth District-Leonard Gordon,
FIT. nth District-John A. Perkins,
si1te' nth District-Sanuel p. Robertson,
Seventeenth Dis;rict-Frederick A. Boswell,
Eighteenth Distt ict-Wilam Il Hunt,
Nineteenth District-M. Emmett Urell,
Twentieth District-Josep h g. Carroll,
Twenty first District-Lemuet Burslay,
Twenty second District-Josiah l.. Venable,
were duly elected members Of the House of Dele
gates Of said District Of Columbia for the Legsla.
tive year commencing April 20, 1874.
In testimony whereof have hereunt0 set my hand
and caused the seal of the District Of Columbia to be
liked
Done ct the City of Washington the seventeenth
ALEXANDER B. SHEPHERD.
RICHARD HARRINGTON,
Secretary of the District of Columbia.
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THE WEATHER.,
WAR DEPARTMENT, 0gkcs af CAtO Stsss! QGer,
MAsHINaION. October Ia. l67a ll.SQ n m

WAshlNSIONs OctoDer Is, lO.O q. N. y
bfNOPsIs FOR THE PAST TwENTV-FoUR HOURS
The area of low barometer that was Friday morning
II ansas is now apparently central in upper Mich
gan The pressure has risen slightly on the east
Atlantic coast, but IL now falling throughout the
Atlantic states. The temper AZURE has risen during
the night over the lower lake region and midrie
states; has fallen in the orihwest Northeasterly
witds with partly cloudy weather prevail on the
sonth Atlantic coast. Southeast winds wi h threat.
nIDg We aher IN the middle slater south aua son h.
,~t winds increasing to brisk, with rain over the
Lover lakes. Westerly winds and clear or clearing
weather O. er the UPPER lakos aud northeast
PRoBA BILITIEs--The storm in the lake region
WI pr, fably move cast and southeast, and there
ae iholcauo,s OF severe Storm moving northwest
NNo toward ket West Fer the rest Of Saturday
IN the south Atlantic states, beast and beast
VIII ds ard rloudy weather. For the mid lie states
ta-i@rly Winds vetring t. southeast by Saturday
night, with cloud and rain For New England
nnithessteriy wirds and cloudy and rainy weather
For the lower frost TO hr SIX aud possihIy high
esierly wines with rain, followed by clearing
Weather Saturday night. For the pper lakes lower
Ohio valley AID northeast, porthwesterIy winds
lower temperature, and clear clearing weather
CsutIonAry signals continue at Targustte, Fsca n
Ia, Milwaukee, Grand Haven, AlpOns, Detroit, To-
ledo, Cleveland Erie, Buffalo, aud ordered for
Rochester and OsweRO.
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The convention Of chief engineers of fire de-
partments of the principal American cities
which Is to assemble in Baltimore on Monday
next Is one in which every American commu-
nifty Is interested, as it il to consider the very
important subjects of the prevention and ex-
tinguishment Of CONGREGATIONS. Most of the
delegates VIII visit this city, and our citizens
should eheerfully cooperate with the commj,tee
of the Board of Fire Commissioners in welcom
ing and entertaining them, so that they NAV be
favOrably impressed with the national capital
and the hospitality of its people.
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nSCHURCH OF THE STRANGERS. Episcs-
SS pal, NJ. G. A briliing. h and ID streets,
heS. r HuBBARD, Rector. Services Sunday II
o M ceais free. It,
HSCeLrMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
~ No lOl-A stated meeting will be- heId
I'M nIs tsailIdayl fEEsISG, az O'Clock, in the
nail SOUTHWEST corner Of o. h and ID s-raats
l.. III. PATTERSON, Rec seeiy
HSTbE tOsT GRADUATE COURSE II aha
Wy Law Department Of the Nasionsi Tniye-ssty
VIII te opensd GA MONDAY EVENING, a.
9ei1ek, y Lsetare from Prof. MAcARTHnR. a
w ~ D.. ,,Sure Rooms, No. 42s TN street
80 /. - StS-e- L.
FClTIZESs' BUILDING COMPAgY-Tbe
Wy books OF tite company will remain one, ,rf;i
the balance 81 the stock l. subsc-ibed f,r p ~;
having subscribed hereby notified that the arss
tns;siment il now due and payable st the Off a of
the treasurer. 0 Va
oetls-s, WI. CLAGETT, Treasurer.
FNoTICE-KkIGHrs OF ST. PATRICK
Wy There vii be meetiug at your hall AZ Z m
p. m, Sh0zP, THIS EVENING, October 18Th, 10
make arTan gements tor the funeral Of our
brsther JAMES BLIGHT, who died ct his restdencs
az nth and stress northwest, at II Is o. m . Last
night. By order Of the committee
WIN. q. KENALY, Recorder.
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A number of merchants in Baltimore adyer-
tise that they will give silver as change to pur-
chssers Of goods, and many merchants in other
cities are doing the same thing. Who in Wash
ingtOn will be the first to emulate thisexample?
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BOARDING.

BOARD AND RO0MS-Two bedrooms. large
- closets, and SITTING Room. to be had with
small family of adults, In first class neighbor
hood and in one Of the most accessible and heathu
locations in the city. quiet, unexcepionable home
for desirable party. Such will receive an imme-
diate answer by addressing W. X, Star office. It.
ROARDING--FURNIs ROOMs-One Bach
- Parlor on first floor, and two nice Front 10 ms,
with Board. Call at eIl street, near Post Office.
Also, Table Board. octS-im
NEW AND ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS,
~ single or en- suite, with witheut Board; all
modern improvements; 4s7 street, opposite Me-
tropoiitan Church sep23- Ina
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0REss MAK1NG.-LOCKWOOD. HUFTY &
NAH ING DEPARTMENT an accom- piishsd ana
talented naodis, announce that they will continue
branches, guaranteeing Economy ~ Material and
Having largely increased their facilities in this d.
they are now fur. ishing Dresses at Wnek
Less Cost than the price OF imported garments while
PdTtstdn manufacture.
All orders delivered promptly at the TINA ana
elf. d, and prices are exceedingly reasonable
tice. ~
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URWE 1my Employment Room. Of thu
removed 10 sth street northwest, corner Market
Space, over Davis. Full assortment of ladies' aud
childrens underwear on hand. Dressmaking and
ali Kinds Of plain and fancy sewing DONE The
patronage OF the public is solicited. OctlStnovll
nSpTHE SUNDAY MORNING GAZETTE
Wy auming always to instruct and interest its
ever gra'ihed host Of readers, will, To MORROW,
be an especially attractive number, maintaining lis
hish fame and acknowledged popularity as the ia
vor1te Family Journal Of the National Metropolis
cons emily sought fer and carefully read in every
household IN Our midst AZ d surrounding suburbans
with pleasure and profit. The Gazette, Tomorrow
hlkd TO overfowipg with good things to IN orrow
VIII also have an interesting narrative, from an es
Ieciai correspondents o. he tragic and melancholy
oe1n ni tbe iamented Mortimer NJ Leegett.
" Then, dear reader, IL you wou'd give increased
Hest to refreshing influence rest recuperation and
recreation enjoyed on the Sabbath Day, be certain
TO read the Sunday Morning Gazette to MORO
Al d, besides, it will be well that our shrewd
snd enterprising merchants, dealers, and business
friends generally, should remember that the Sunday
Morning Gazette Is "the peer" because the sseonaI
to any" and better than many" as an excellent
and advantageous advertising Medium
~ Advertisements inserted if left up TO twalye
(12) O'Clock every Saturday night It,
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ADi1S GHEMdsES, DRAWERS, SKIRTS
- ana NlahT DRESSES; . large assortment of
all sizes and sty at prices much lower than ady
can purchase the material and have the gsrments
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY TAYLOR's.
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CASHMERE JACKETS, TALMAS and DOL.
~ MANS, at all prices, and very Handsomely
trimmed aHd emb roidered az
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY TAYLOR'S.
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AIDES MERINO DRAwERS-In Qualities 70
- - match the Vests, At 81 95, s2O5. So IL,
IS 30, SIS 40, $500, S. So. e'' 49,
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY TAYLOR,
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n r @ I L.
PROCLAMATION OF THE GOVERNOR.
EXECUTIVE OvFIcE,

WAsHINGToN, October II, Is12 \
i, ALEXANDER X. SHEPHERD, Governor Of the
District Of Columbia, hereby proclaim that at a
Tuesday, the 18th day Of October, 1873, for members
g the House of Delegates of the Legislative Assem-
bly, Cf said District agreeaely to law the persons
hereinafter nsmed received the number Of votes set
opposite their names, as appears from the returns
made to me, IN compliance with law, viz:
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EVERY LADY IS INVITED TO CALI. ANN
II examine LOCKWOOD. HUFTY TAYLoR'S
,srge stock q NkW GOODS, inst received ct 63S
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-On the 18th instant, large white and black
- DOG scar on right side of head
swere name OF prince" The finder willA<
K. BAlER'S, Sangerbund Halle. 1t.
OCT Ok sTKAYED AWAY-On wednesday,
- 18th, 1873, TWO SOW HOGS from mi
Sos street, between 9Th and 7th streets Nv
S5reward. octH-2tr >NZlssa
OST-On Thursday afternoon, October 10Th, be-
tween and O'Clock p. m, RED RUSSIAN
LEATHER POCKET BOOK, containing three ten
dollar and two fiye dollar notes. Lost between the
City HAil and Hall Il Hume's Grocery Store The
finder will be literally rewarded BY retur ming the
same to ROBERT ]. MURRAY, 454 Louisians
avenue northwest octH
REWARD-Lost, on the 18th instant, a small
SC Black and Tan TERRIER CLIP
The above reward will be paid if left at9~
ago 10th street northwest. octl6-3t.
g REWARD-Siraye ed away, on the 18th inst &,
SC three COWS; one white, one white aud = 8,
red spotted, with a bell, and one red COW Il n
The above reward will be paid If returned toN0
THEODORE YOUNG. Barney Schwartz Place.
left hand side frsm Brightwosd octis- as
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CHNTLEMEN's STOCK Is in rooa .b.na. ,,.nv
NJ nev goods received this week e -s1s
cctlstr LOCKWOOD, HuFTY { TAYLORy.
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- EDING0TE5-A large assortment, at s7 an
IL 80, SI1 80, Sl4 CT. Sl5 1856, SIe at
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY L TAYLORiS'
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RS AIrsTIs RRouN

Corner Il New YORK aycuue aud Fifteenth street.
Three large double HOUSES, ranging IL crtc@
from $500 TO S5OOc, aud several other first class
HOnses
One whole square Of GROUND and LOTS in all
HoTsES aud lots a, Mount Pleasant. eI,iy
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ENGL!sH WALKING JACKETs-In Blue.
IA B as ana n Brognl at Ss s1iS 1880
S19.7S, $50, 922. s24, S2625,a at
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY Il TAYLOR,S,
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DtHTihf Of Columbia. County Of WASHINGTON, SIS:
i, FlTLHCGH COYLE, President of the N Att onal
Bank Of the Republic, do solemnIy swear that the
above stat meBt j. true 20 the best of ms knOwlcdge
and belief FIJZHU- III COYLE, Presiiest
suhscTib1d AID sworn to before me this 7th day Of
H: CLAY JOHNSON, Notary Public.
CorTect-Attest:
bANL CLARKE,)
1t ID. GILMHN, Die0'Or',
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II EADY.MADE DRESSES.
BLACK ALPACA DRESSES,
large STOCK inst received. at the foiiswng prices
siii s s93' Ssi3i2, Si35s. $3.50, SI6.s7
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY 4 TAYLORS
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
$4,000 re s & a1sgs: slss oFsr DIs
ocIsa' ssIF..F 5os a. 3 3 N ..,ossi hsnE
n NGNT-A beSai,iui CSrNfiy RKsi
nkNCs snd noe hNFksl F.rm tor sale oh-ap. q
Lel. A1ere.. Esrassr. :; tb. sfsss. o cts
i'9pso SA lISy or EXonAsGE-rh s syns. q
sssaS..s = IT. real Sstsis-sttJ OF eountryss he
PsISiiSe sArskfshl fyps. os ss... s,,n. :.
81; e5 ,, for medium paper Aadre-s TRIO.
6s0 WASTED FOR TWO or T1Gsn
,Oou YEARs, Tor which ten per oe9i. vii
s@sGn. hsRy % Mo- ss1 .,f sSS'i ., Nh.
east. - ectis a.
4 RARE CHANCE
raaN EsTABIIsHED JOB PRINTING OFFICE
fch SALh.-Tne "tiice has two Gordon Ptc-<.-,
q and 100 TyPs and s,s ssf ss%s,
I"nna IN nr-'-clsr cfice, Will be sOld cheap.
west. '''Her 0' 'th ana ID streets nsrth'
= hk OhNI BoSps Ieoei,Able or special
- S''s''oneh's' l. = J. ana .sArsa feI SALE "
ocilast Over National astSSSsiiisn Bans
NNhSl hhNIs inst NOTHING sHogr or
AN kAhrhVOAhk CAN EHDANGER.
FOR sALE-An eIesant S-story BRICK HOUSE,.
u IL .
loI and lck stshle, all ir tho rpost II co o. der
Two ! stoIy BEIek HOUsES, On asa street. be-
Three story room deep HOUSES, on ~ D STREE,
ettwecn sEd nestlF ready Cor u,cupsf "a.
IhI.e st.rg Hot SKIS. "a Tth str.ef, ~ sean 4.
400 W VII ,N.Iy modern CONVENIENCE, AMI nearly
hEe saefg BRICK, with very dep side and
rear 1t, On - stree, brtwseu y al. q.
a u'sirsoie bI SIN hss LOT a. corner X aud ash
a sti.ed'd RlCs!NEss LOT At NJ lp,er..,,i,q Il
ln.iaus avenue, G and p = - l6lt0 f-a-
\ tine LOT n coru-r 81 Massachusetts, avenue anf
nh street east, near Lincoln square; n 80 faf
octl lot lRePl r. WILSON. an 7th -.
INHE SAFEsr INVESTMENT or MONEY! IN
u TIRE WORLD II in LAND, especially near
sa,-s, hitch i destined 10 become the great PARIS
~ America.
A rare opportunity for such ~ investment - nov
,1etra =! ~" subscriber "a bis snhdiy-ioB oi the
North Arlington Heights iuto FIFTY SMALL
fAhMS ~ from one 60 twpEty acres. from which
are splendid We've q " Arlington and surr1uuf urs
and bvine ai 40 altitude IT 9D feet shove the F,fo-
mac, feEder tntm perfectly healthy. The soil IL
very supef ior. Especially grapes and al fuit.
grown M this IA Itude, well Watrred D. uuf.ilink
/ springs II tic Parost syf CO d water.
These 0tirAcise Highlands are accessible by good
r. ads and ,asy grades, Ia delightful drive ii few
miI utes IRON this city, AID are offered very low Ani
on acc " tIflAfiuE terms, Several u these desirz
bic Lots hEve been rrCest ssla 10 gentlemen who
propose TO improve them With nnr buildng-. &C.
ROBT. A. PHILLIPS,
Real Estate Bros ~, els 18Th street,
serz-u Over Nsticnsi M-trotsitau Bank
L BY AUSTIN p. BROWN,
Corner Il New lork aycuue aud Fifteenth street.
Three large double HOUSES, ranging IT, pric-
rom $500 TO S5oeOo, and several other hrst class
One whole square Of GROUND and LOTS in all
HoCsEs aud TOTS al Mount Pleasant. el,tv
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ENGLISH AND GER BALBRIGGAN HOSE

RELOw SEE PRICE LIST OF soMr OF TIE
- regular numbers constantly on hand:
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FOR REST-During the session of Cong ress or
Il longer, to q careful ten ant willing Il nay = In
sTal price, very pleasant and well furnished
HOUSE u eleven rooms, with ali moierR impose
meuts. VIII not be reutei = board ~ house
Apply, immediately, at u @ -.nt Place. ncfi6 Il
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k'OR sALE-On long tiule-A thF.s-s.ory pless-d
Il brick HOUSE, with back 1uil ling, c6t. Al ing
lOroo Is Oes DIES bath room. clDsets and c-ar; not
and colo water, gas, slate mantss. &c. This prrp-
eTiy IS being surrounded by arst-clas, street in-
proYcmerts aud Is convenient TN 9rh street
VIII sell fsr 81 600 cash; balance $50 pr ia n. IA
1nquire n the Premises of tn. 4Nuer aite- o. nI ,
ga Rhode lsiSId avenue, between Ga and l. n
stIeete. fcr1. In
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nancy HANDKERCHIEFS FOR LADIEs.-
l. New assortment Just received ut
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY TAYLOR'S.
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t'oR SALE-A large frame HOUSE, with three
acres and three-Quarters of ground. nve 80
good building los in front, 6 90 Hope ROAD,
third house from the bridge. Apply the pre- nj
ses. MARY hOBEY. octl5.6.s
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Pifr and Mantle Mirrors, Portrait and Picture
Frames, Gold ard W alDut Cornices, Curtains Lam
brequins, and Window Shades, made to order
Particular attention given to reftting and relay
ing carpets, hanging curtains, pictures, &c,
Old Frames repaired and regilt at short notice.
sc,I7e.< AOA-Nsr+h .<reat N w an.
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ECR SALE-Nery Cheap. a CART and HAIR
MIS-. APPiy AT - Delaware avenue north
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StAERAL YOUNG POIhTEW AND.
= tETikB iJ rs for salu; l22- Pern--Ssp<
- ania aveuu- northwest UcrI- n -
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@sPRINCIPAL OFFICE FREEDMAN,s
Wy ~ SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., September a3d, 1878
NOTICE TO DEPosIToRs.-From and after this
date, and until further notice, this Company will
anppS us rule requiring SIXTY DAYS notice of
sepz4-2 m G. W sTICENEY Aetuarv
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For SALE.

FOR SALE CBEAP-ENGINE and BOILER Il
~ h"f~e p"WrI, IN good order by ". PORT
NkR, Alexandria Brewery 0ctis -
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WTNpHAM.

~
7rhanksgiEfng Union Services were held tn
the Congregational Church, Thanksgiving Day
Rev. James Shaw d. D.. preached from the
words comfort the feeble minded list Thess. !;
i5-14.l He observed, first, that multitudes were
IMPRESSED fpon only what they could see, hut
there was the law that harmonizes whatever
takes place, and that the Lord does not willing
ly a1liiet, but does it for the good of mankind.
In referring to the past year. observed that the
crops were sufficient for bothN Nman and beast,
and enough to supply other nations Especially
was there demand upon our country from
Greenland on account Of the famine. Europe
is also dependant upon our country for bread
stuff. The Lord Is able to proeldes As Che abun-
dance of the crops verified thus the ability
The health Of our natisn has been generally
good. Some localities had suffered from prey
alent disease but of such a nature as to estab-
lish change, so as to call to mind how dreadful
the disease that only lasts for few. hours and
hasteHF rs VI ctiHs TO the grave. I'VE should
learn from this the certainty of death Cholera
has made some progress the past year. Now, if
the people viii learn from this addiction, it may
be checked; if they did not. it might spread.
The financial panic demands our attenfion-s A
few or those who were in haste to become rich,
thought they could pursue the speculative bu-
siness, and stop whenever danger came. The
result was depositors were alarEneds retail deal
srs stopped bhying, ananufRctuFefs closed; far
mers are affected; one member suffers when
others do. Wall street called upon our Gov
eminent to invest in stocks, bHtethey refused
It wrong to form trades union. farn1ers slin-
ion, &cs Instead Of 1ghtlng against eseh other,
all should work together. every man look not
only ON his own things, but look on those of his
neighbors,) .l.r.. q rss...,-g--,