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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-11-26

1896 From Danville, by Fall Greek, Malmai-
SON, Chestnut Level, and ShOckoe
Church, to Rioeville, 30 miles and
back. twice week.
Leave Danville Wednesday and Saturday
at Z a IN. TS
Arrive at Riceville by 5 p m.
Leave Riceville Tuesday and Friday at z
nj.
Arrive at Danville by 5 I'M.
Bond required with bid, $500
1926 From Danville, by vandalia, Cascade
and Iris',lrgh, to Martinsville, 80 mile
and back. three times week.
Leave Danville Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at a M.
Arrive at Martinsville by p m.
Leave Marinsvlle Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday at a m
Arrive at Danville by p M.
Bond required with bid, 5000.
1857 From Danvile by Mount Carmel IN. o..)
Bachelors Hall, Axton IN. o..) and
Wellsville IN. o. to Martinsville, 40
miles and back, three times week.
Leave Danville Monday, Wednesday,
and Frl.iay at a III.
Arrive at Martinsville by p m,
Leave Martinsville Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday at a IN.
Arrive at Danvilie by 81 m.
Bond required with bid, 5000.
1883 From Danville, by Pleasant Gap, Whit
NELL, Swansonvilie, Calland's, Muse
vile, Woodpecker Level, Dickinson,
and Glade Hill to Rock y Mount, 81
miles and back, twice q week.
Leave Danville Monday and Thursday at
6 a IN.
Arrive at Hockey Mount next days by IL
am.
Leave Hockey Mount Tuesday and Fri
day at II m.
Arrive at Danville next days by 6 p m.
Bond required with bid, 5000.
1889 From Chatham IN. o..) by Calland's to
Lea therwood, 26 miles and back, twice
a week.
Leave Chatham Tuesday and Friday at
Z a m.
Arrive at Leatherwood by 8 p m;
Leave Leatherwood Monday and Thurs
day at 7.30 a m;
Arrive at Chatham by $3.50 p m.
Bond required with bid, $500.
1890 From Traylorsville, by Prunty's and U
Mon Furnace, to Evansville, ~ miles
and back, once q week.
Leave Traylorsvlle Friday at p M;
Arrive at Evansville by 7 p m;
Leave Evansville Friday at a M;
Arrive at Traylorsyille by - m.
Roud rnn,,irpJ with hid $lCO
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Arrive at Wytheville by 5 p m.


ll276 From Wythevile. by Speedwell, Elk
Creek, and Sllmmertield, to Indep-
enpence 81 miles and back, six times
a week.
Leave Wytheville daily, except Sunday,
at m;
Arrive at independence by 6 p m;
Leave Independence daily, except Sum-
day, at 6 a m;
Arrive at Wvtheville by pm.
Bond required with bid, $1,000.
1927 From Marion, by Rye Valley and Grant,
to Mouth Of Wilson, 20 miles and
back. once week.
Leave Marion Thursday at m;
Arrive at Mouth Of Wilson bv D m;
Leave Mouth of Wilson Friday at m;
Arrive at Marion by 5 p IN.
Bond reuqired with bid, 5000.
1928 From Bland C. H., by Hicksville. Rocky
Gap, and Bethel (W. Yah to Prince
ton, 80 miles and back. twice week.
Leave Bland c. H. Tuesday and Friday
at Ia M;
Arrive at Princeton by p IN;
Leave Princeton Wednesday and Satur-
Arrive at Riana' G. H. by m.
Bond required with bid, $500.
1879 From Bland G.. Fl. to Wytheville. 81
miles aud back, six times week
Leave Bland G. H. daily, except Sun
day, at m;
Arrive at Wytheville by - IN;
Leave Wytheville daily, except Sunday,
at p M;
Arrive at Bland G. Fl. by pm.
Bond required with bid, $500.
1880 From Radford Furnace, by Allison, to
Reed Island, II miles and back, three
times Il week.
Leave Radford Furnace Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday at pm;
Arrive at Reed Island at M;
Leave Reed Island Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday, at s q ms
Arrive at Ratlford Furnace by IL IN.
Bond required with b d, $780,
1921 From Mack's Meadows, by Graham's
Force, to Reed Island, II miles and
back. o.ce week.
Leave Mack's Meadows Wednesday at
II m;
Arrive at Reed Island by 5 m;
Leave Reed land Wednesday at Z a IN;
Arrive at Mack's Meadows by IL a IN.
Bond required with bid, 500.
1882 From Lovely Mount, by Center Mill and
Copper Valley, to Indian Valley, %
miles and back, once a week.
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Arrive at Bland C. II. by 6 p m.
Rnn6 ,,,:+I. 81 cl.nN

ll3l7 From Peerysvile wv. Va), by Mouth of
bradshaw Greek IN. OF and Head OF
Slate In. o., to Grundy, 25 miles and
back, once Il week.
Leave Peerysville Friday at m;
Arrive at Grlmdy by IN;
Leave Grundy Saturday at a m;
Arrive at Perryville by pm.
Bond required with bid, $500.
1878 From Hawkins Mills, by Willow Spring
and Fugate's Hill, to Nickellsvile, Is
miles and back. twice W. elk.
Leave Hawkins Mills Tuesday and Fri
day at 6 u M;
Arrive at Nickellsville by 70 m:
Leave Nickellsvlle Tuesday and Friday
at p III;
Arrive at Hawkins Mills by rpm.
Bond required with bid, $500.
1879 From Independence, by Longs Gap,
Clem's Branch. Comer's Rock, Flat
Ridge, and Sugar Grove, to Rye Val
ley, 81 miles and back, once week.
Leave Independence Wednesday At
Arrive at Rye Valley by p m;
Leave Rye Valley Tuesday at Z a n;
Arrive at Independence by IN.
Bond required with bid, 5000.
1880 From Independence, by Peach Bolton
IN. o. and Edwards Cross Roads IN 81
i to Gap Civil IN. o. Is miles and back,
once week.
Leave Independence Saturday at a m;
Arrive at Gap Civil by u M;
Leave Gap Civil Saturday at l p m;
Arrive at Independence by p in.
Bond required with bid, 800.
1921 From Carsonville, by \ orth Branch to
Elk Greek, 10 miles and back, three
times a week.
Leave Carsonville Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday at 10 m;
Arrive at Elk Greek by m.
Leave Elk Creek Tue sday, Thursday,
and Saturday at 2 p IN.
Arrive at Carsonville by 5 m.
Bond required with bid, 5000.
1892 From Summerfield, by Spring Valley to
Stephens Creek 8 miles and hack,
twice q week.
Leave S,lmmerfield Tuesday and satur-
day at 4 m.
Arrive at Stephens Creek by 7 m;
Leave Stephens Creek Tuesday and
Saturday at l2m;
Arrive at .limmerfield by 5 p m.
Bond required with bid, 800.
1923 From Rural Retreat mt. Airy Depot to
Black Lick, ) miles and back, twice a
wpak-
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e e q Il @ ETO WN.

A CHILD SHOT IN THE HEAD. - Saturday
day evening, while several small children were
playing on Frederick, near Sixth street, George
town, one OF them found a pistol, which was
picked up and given to Harry Payne, eight
years old. While in bis hands it was acciGently
discharged, the ball striking Charles Hess. four
years old, in the head, near the temple. Officer
Z. Z. Meyers, who was near when the accident
occurred, carried the wounded boy TO his home
on Fayette, between Seventh and Eighth
streets. Drs. Appleby and Peter rendered sur
Ricai aid, and pronounced the wound serious
though not dangerous.
GRAIN TRADE.-The only receipts of grain
to-day were 8 800 bushels wheat, 300 bushels
corn. and 100 barrels flour per canal boat w
ii: Billmyer for j. g. and j. NJ. Waters. Ne
sales were reported.
FLOUR lNsPECTIoEs.-Inspecto McCann re-
ports bis -four inspections for the month of Sep
tember at 3340 barrels family, 926 barrels ex-
ira, 30 barrels superhne. 107 barrels fine. and Al
barrels rye four-total 8 494 barrels; and In
spector Deener reports his at 1859 barrels fam
lily, 55i barrels extra, 492 barrels superfine 81
barrels fine, and 80 barrels mddlings-total
lO,s28 barrels. The total inspections over the
MOI tn 10 1922 barrels.
MR.. JOSEPH LIBBEY arrived at his home
on Saturday evening from his trip to the Pacific
coast in excellent health and spirits.
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al II x Il ND RIA.

1HE RRCTORTOWN SHOOTING CASPER
sons from the neighborbood of Rectort0wn give
the following particulars of the late shooting
affair at that place: On Thursday last a lady
being in the store kept by l.. X. Wood ward was
asked by the latter to settle a bill she owed
there. She replied that she had not the re-
CURED amount at the time. but would trade it
out with him, meaning that she would bring
him country produce, and thinking from his
response that he intended to convey an insult,
went home and 30 Informed her brother, b. b.
Spicer, who Immediately repaired to the village
ana meeting woodward assaulted and beat him.
WOODWARD, as soon as he could get away from
Spicer, ran to his home, and getting a pistol
ADVANCED upon Spicer and shot at him, the bali
grazing and wounding his forehead. Finding
ne nae no. siled MIN ne shot again, and this
Tune n. D. Malone, having gotten within the
range OF the pistol, was accidentally struck bv
the ball and killed. Woodward closed his store
Immediately Afterwards, and M to last accounts
had not been heard OF.
morning Constable Charles Landstreet of Mt
Vernon township, Fairfax county, assisted bv
special Constsbes Dove and LLOYD, attempted
10 execute warrant, issued by Justice Kerby
Of that township, for the seizure of some cattle
belonging TO a colored man named Felix Guam
der, but was successfully resisted by Quander,
his wife, and four children. nearly grown, who,
armed with axes. knives, and stones threatened
him and his aids with instant death if they per
sisted IN their attempt The justice being in
formed Of the state OF the case, hastily mounted
his horse, and accompanied by the discounted
cffcers, rode TO Quanders house and took hi
and his whole family of to Acc ptink, where
they were carried before Justice Troth, and
bailed for further examination.
AseAULTISe WoMAN-A Young woman
named Lizzie Scott, who lives with Mr., Sulli-
National Cemetery, while on her way home
Thursday night, was attacked By an unknowa
man, who, sitting on the fence Of the grave
yaros thie nae Of the SOLDIERS CemstsFy,
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Jumped down, as she passed. aud saying "God
Oh you, I've got you nov, /" ran after her,
ulsssi her shrieks and screams so alarmed him
that he left her aud hid behind one OF the
tomb stones near by. The young woman wss
50 ARMED that upon safely reaching her home
che faint. nve times had eH.-v And a
been sick ever since. The man is described as
young, black haired and with slight side
whiskers, and had twice before made similar
assault. search was made for him bu. with
out success.
A WoMAN's BUsTLB, made, strange to say,
out of mans vest dropped IN the market house
to-day, was picked up by ungallaut young
man and exposed TO public view suspended from
gas pine, until female vender of market
truck took a pole, knocked ''the thingi down,
and hid it Gdxstts, Cd,
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DROPOsA LIS FOB PASSENGER rITyI
TOk FOB TIE SOUTH WTNf} OF M n
SkN STATE, WAX AND NAVY DEPARr-
mkSTs BUILDING. WASHIhGTON,O o,
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT.

TREASURY DEPARYMkNT,
so.,A, ID MAkHiN6ToN, ID. O.. sept. 7th, 1874. \
oesied oposals III be received al mis- off ca n
IA on tne 9TH DAY OF OCTOBER, ls7l, for fur
nlshlng delivering fitting and putting in nlaet a
6hssel ssr elevator IN the South Wing ~ the nav
Wssbs;,ms,oI' no Navy Department. Building,
Copies Of the General Specifications, prsviDes Of
Car, and Forms Of Proposals may be had On Gspti-
cation OF thie Office. - VI -Pf-'-
IDS scanoisfng required by the Contractors 70
gut TEE Elevator In place will be furnished hv tbs
20 neGl, Tree OF charge, but will be erected by
fne Elevator must be completed within .braa
months from date Of ptance OF nroposs sgS fbo
Conractors will be required TO guarantee tn In v9rk
or period OF two years.
FsSfeHt Will be made on the compIatiOn Of the
WoIk less ten lOD per cent, which wiz be retained
un the elevator has been sstsfac orily tested Tor
period OF six months.
All bids must be accompanied by a penal bond In
me sum OF i've Thousand dOllars, &c OOO that the
bidder VIII accept aud perform The Contract III
eWSl ded him; the iciency Of the socurffV "a h
ceruhed by the United States Judge, CLERK on the
Hnlted States Court the District attornsy OF The
The Department reserves the rishtto reject any or
all bles II be deemed for the interest Of the ~.
erument 20 do so. -
Every bid must be made on the printed form IN N.
obtalnt az this office, and must conform 10 every
respect 20 the requirements Of this Advertisement
or II Will not be considered.
Pr posa ais viii net be received from parties who
are not themselves engaged in the msnufacture Of
kleNetofs, abd who have not the necessary facilities
Tor fetting out the work.
Proposals VIII be enclosed IN a sealed envelope
endorsed Bid for Passenger Elevator for the South
wing of the New State, War, and NAVY Rsnart.
A. b. MULLETT,
VIC AT Supervising Architect.
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DRoPosALs FOE COAL,
TREASURY DKPARrNKNr,

Btfeda Of kagrdrf4g and Prtsfizg. y
HaSktRgtoz, ~. c September 4, l14.A
seaied Proposals viii be received at this ofioe
nntll 10 O'Clock g.. m. TUESDAY, 9Th October, for
furnishing six hundred (6c0) tons OF run Of mine
lGeorees creek Cumberland coal, TO be delivered
at such times and places and in such quantities
may be required, and subject 90 the conditions
2nirsa ~ sct Of Oonsrees approves July llth l1o,
ton. and shall be inspected and weighed and the
QusLtisy Of each load certified the time Of delig.
cry By the person appointed and qualified under the
set for that purpose and that the prescribed fee Of
20 cents esc Of coal fIs pected, weighed ana
deliye shall be paid by the contractor. !"
Proposals win b. considered binding for one week
from tie eth Of October, the Department reseryfas
The Tieht 70 reject al shy portion of the bids
offered.
Ne proposals will be entertained unIes. aeon
psnied BY satisfactory evidence # ability 20 fu6l
The coptIncs, nor VIII sny psJ ment be made without
niskeS 10 srch ~ the contrGc. calls for,
Piopotais shall De eddTssssd aud sent to the oics
u GRO. NcCARTEE.
s0Ey Department. se,s.e,sd
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CITY ITEMS.

Don't HAZARD YOUR LIFg!- lighted torch
In a powder mill is scarcely more dangerous
than deep-seated cough or cold. The indi-
vldual who waits for such An insidious enemy of
lie TO die out of itself. commits a frightful
error. IL ls an inexcusabie error too; for R1le's
IRONY OF Horeh0uHd and Tar will cure any irrita-
ton of the lungs or throat with a dispatch ami
thoroughDess which preclude all necessity for
apprehension. No type of cough, cold, iudueuza,
or Droncnitis can resist its strengthe ming sooth-
ing ,healipg operation.
Ptke.s Iootk-Ache Drops-Cure in one minnte
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IAs- NARROWER. Eatrfaanve Of Nores
~ eaa ItHTase, and dealer 10 Hardware -
spcptins sPecieity. No. 1896 l<fh stresf -
.. w., lear Rhode Island agenue, ssDlo-H
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tELT HATS! FELT HATs!!-Another SUD-
ply OF soft and stiff Felt Hats, in brown, blue
oiack and green, received to-day. Also, new
styles from Dunlop x Co., New York.
WILLETr & RUOPF
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TRY Dooley's Yeast Powder, you will soon
ma II, not only the best, but also the cheapest
Baking Powder. Put up fun, net eisht.
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IT He CIR FAT
METROPOLITANDOLLAR STORE.
NEW AND HANDSOME GOODS JUST OPENED

Solid Walnut Tables and Stands, IL
Towel Recks, rs, &C and 81,
walnut Book Racks, side and Corner BrackeLs
Comb Boxes, &C, 50 cents to 81.
III rem SS IL SslDTt and 81
splendld CLOCKS, warranted, 60.
Ten Pin Diamond at Racks, I11c.
Fine I'VE Bottle Large Castors, al
Handsome Selid walnut Frames, SOC.
Fine Polished Heavy Frames, 81.
Carved and Polished alDut Frames, very fine,
at 81 90 and ga
Walnut Email Frames, 25c.
Ladies two Button Dog Skin Driving Gloves. 75c
Ladies Fine Embroidered Corsets, 81.
Gents Fine White Shirts, the greatest bargains
ever offered. 81.
Gents Best English Half Hose, three pair 81
Excellent I'm 6reilas, 81
Fine Ten and Twelve bib do. at 81 50 70 "a
Ladies Fine Merino Vesis, 81.
Ladies Fine Endorsements, good cotton and well
mace, from 81 to So.
Large assortment Pocket Knives, soc. 20 81.
Bead Hanging Baskets, SOC,
loo dozen Of the celebrstes mANHATTAH
TOILET SOAP, which will be positively gwen
away at the following prices:
Excelsior, six pieces, 25c,
Large Tablets, four pieces, sc.
Fine Toilet, two pieces, Csc
This is really coed soap, and the price remark
ably low.
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DRY GOODS,
CARPETINGS.
FALL TRADE FULLY COMMENCED.
IMMENSE STOCK.
W W. BURDETTE h CO., has the lsrgsst
most varied, and complete stock OF
NKw PRY GOODS AND OARPKrIHGs
Ever offered in this city, consisting of all thu new
sy and fabrics Of this seasons 1mportstisa ond
production, viz
silks, sstins, aud Velvets, Oasnmeres,
merinoes, BombaZiDes, and Tamise Cloth,
Empress, toplins, Surges, Apacas,
Mob air and DiagonRls, in great variety,
Table DSnssk, In ol'ached. hsrf bleached, and
Turkey red, Napkins, Tt wells aud Doylies,
Bed Blankets, Quilts, aud Comforts.
Ho siely, Gloves, Corsets, and Notions, CslicOss,
Bleached and Brown Cotton and Shifting Linens
, ALSO. all the new styles Of Oarpeting, such as
Brussels, Three ply, Ingram, List, bag, and Hemp
w. w. BURDzTTk CO.,
o3-3t 92s 7th street and 7O6 X street NJ W.
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PROPOSALS.
lBoPcsbLs FOB ARTILLERY HORsEs.

U QUARTERMAsTER' OFFICE,
1883 GIRAED STREET, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
CT, September a, 1874
seled Proposals ia trifiicase, with q copy Of tais
eif attached 10 each, will be received AZ
ms SiHGe until Loon SATURDAY. October 81 is4
81 which place and time they will be opened ia
presence OF bldde O. foT deltV ery q; Fort McH
u. ). artillery service 0 'O'
These horses will be sshj set to inspection By q
low inc description: ~
Age al date II purchase, from FIVE TO eight ye.-s
height, from fifteen aud oDe-baIf to sixteen kanss
wen broken TO harness; free from vice; perfect,
SOUND IN every respect fun chested shoulders s1fi
Slehty brosd TO support the collar. out not zoo
heaNy inh parreied, with bread deep Ioinr: short
couphd wlth solid hind Ru8rters weight as great a.
h CONSISTENT with sctiyity-say from leo TO ,gn
p nDos, "hen IN good serricesble condition: 10 h
walk, trot, ard gallon ' ~'S4 a.
Eacn bid should be accompanied by a gua-antr
sebea by Two or more persons whose responsibility
must De ceItlned by United states district udes ~
sttoIhey, tnst the successful bidder viii at once
eAecn'e contract for which they will be bends.
of he cODtrsct. A VI sA0 e4nSu1t
The right is reserved 70 reject any and all bids.
Envelopes should be marie ed "PrcpossIs Tor =
tlliery Hnrsee. and addressed 20 the undersigneI
j. j. DANA, MaJor and Ouarfermas,sr
octI-ot BTeyet Brtgsdier General m n
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BE- UTIFUL Foot. We have Just received
q full line of French Boots and Shoes for ladies
gents, misses and children. A call is solicited
TO examine our stock.
GRO. s. CLoGG & Sow,
1fU9 Pennsylvania avenue,
Q,eC6t Next TO Galt's Jewelry Store.
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Try THE ELASTIC Truss, 235 Pennsylvania
avenue. .
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CONCERNING GAS-E3itoT Star. Nv pas bill
for the month Of September bad printed on irs
lace The following words Average illuminat-
ing power for the month, Is candles"
Now this statement IL made without cOmDe-
tent authority, OF IL is deliberate falsehoOd as
any person of common sense NAV know. I do
not know what appliances, II any, are used for
sscertainIDg the quality of gas, BY the sO-calIed
inspector, II have named the officer CORRECTLY:
but do krOw that 10 frequently happens, and
II dad happen last evening, for instance that
was able 70 get good deal more light from sin
gle candle than it was possible 10 obtain from An
srgand burner. which cOn-umes at least double
the quantity Of gas, and is supposed 10 give a
much more brilliant light than the ordinary
burner. Indeed found IL necessary to supple
meDt the gas light by lighting a candle In order
to read print from type much larger than this L.
printed with.
There Is 10 excuse for this outrage on the IA
tenee and pocket of IOng-suffering public
The pr1ce paid IL enough 10 secure a frst-rats
article; and If only portion Of the earnings
which were not long ago secretly paid 70 stock
holdsrs a. an ertrd dividend had been spent in
securing better quality, the public would be
decently served, snd the company well enough
paid on its stock. IL may be that, as claimed
the company Is s'monaTch of all il suryeys"-
Congress included; but in these days monopoIies
are rot a. secure in their position as they used
10 be, even though they have interested Con-
gressmen behind them. "
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THB NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per
cent. per annum on deposits for each calender
month. Banking hours, 70 4. SATURDAYS to
4 and Q to 8. Ht3l3tIe
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TsR SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales of1sI2
were s219 $50. s12-swtf
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COINS, BUNIoEs, SO.
For relief from COrns, Il anions, Club and In
growing Nails, etc, visit DR.. hite's establish
ment, No. 5S5 18th street, opposite the U. S.
Treasury.
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FRUIT JARS
EHOLESALB FEIcKS.
TEE "eEx" FRUIr JAR,
THE MASON IMPsovKD FRUIr Jar,
Atwhoigskls price,
'MAsoN's PORCELAIN LINED TOP Jsa.
a. wholesale Prisss
TIE "hELvIIL' FRUIr JAR,
"wHILALL's" PATENT FRUIT JAR,
At ShalesAe prioef,
TIE QUEEN FRUIT JAB,
At whoIesAIs prices.
And fun assortment OF
JELLY GLASSES,
At wholesale price,
SUGARS.
STANDARD New York brAndsJ
PPF osssSs5 loAl'''.'.-. 81 rs for 81
aTsmTIst ad....',.......-.,,--.'.- Iss tor q
ET "OD ts6t BROW .. 70 ISs i ,or
FortO ..... 10 lbs for
And other goods st lowest possible rsies.
ELPH0NzO r0USGs a Co, GrOcers
masonic TEMPLE, sIH STREET,
Opposite o. .. Patent once.
fhFt 30S ssd ySoUEGs,3
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LOCAL NEWS,
Amnaemenfs. ALc. ro-nIph

Amusements. DC, Tonight.
NctionaI TRsGteT.-Ma adam Janauschek in
" Mary Stuart"
Fo~is OTsr1 H5ass.-Mr. John F.. Owens in
o. Scion Single ana - The Victims"
T1sdtsT Co1siQus.-ReopeniDg and inaugura-
ton Of the winter season with Sam DeVere and
other attractions.
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DUB NEW EsTABLIs8MENT-

OUR NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
Win enlarged premises, improved machinery,
the best tnlent to be had in the country, ia fast
every facility for doing the best work at low prces
we would respectfully inform orr friends aud ths
tstfOB in the past;
DUB MOTTO is EXOELsICR
In DyeinR and Cleaning Ladies Dresses, Shawls
ssacques, Ties, Ribbons, Sc, So, Gents Ooats
At home TO every body from a m until sunset;
Saturdays from a M. until S>a .. m, at the uIs
stand established 1881, the com plate ip The
country. Ever body come spd see Us.
W. II. NHEATEEY,
jystr 80 Jefferson street, Georeeto9n, d. q,
~ 81 HIGH STREET.
bsnK hours, 8. IN. "a p. M, and on Saturdays
ITO receive cepositsl until .. Interest psti on
9eposfs. General Banking Business done, and Cot
ieotlons made OF all accessible points. Discount
days, Mondays.
B, P0LKIEHoRH, President.
d. W. BARRE TT, Osshier.
Directors.
II. PoiktnhOrD, Thss. Downing, Ut MjtcbeI.,
Henry Dickson, z. L. CrOpley, Erei. ~. Jorsa,
Riley A. snInn, e, D. Hartley, Thos. n zoS les
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-05

Enthusiastically morning at 9:25 O'Clock an
alarm " a. turned in from boz p, eaused by DIRE
betns discovered in house No. 1896 eth street
northwest occupied by George Gregory and
owned BY r. o. Ingersou. The FIRE originated
IRON detective tue, and wss extingulshed with
q loss OF siO0.
About SIX O'Clock this morning frame house
At the corner Of 1lth street and NJ Arylsnd ave-
nue. northeast, owned by Mrs. Elliott was de.
stroyed BY nre-loSs about 500. The house Was
RDoccupied.