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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1874-06-18

Henry G. Henderson, postmaster
Keen, n. H., hanged himself on the
night of the 18th inst, in the woods
near the foot of West mountain. His
body was discovered this morning.
The deceased had suffered from the
effects OF sunstroke two years ago,
was supposed to have been Temporal
rily insane. He was forty-six years
old
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1874-06-18
Windsor County Court,

NO. 800, the state Samuel last
man Of Newbury, was put on trial
This was an Indictment for larceny
1t was charged that in the summer o
1872, Eastman, who was carrying Oh
farm in Hartford belonging to Or
rem A. Taft, stole from Taft a pair O
harnesses. The evidence showed tina
the harnesses were found in January
1874, in Eastman's barn covered W
with hay and somewhat injured b!
mice. For the State, Johnson, S. A.
for respondent, j. ID. Denison an(
French.
Wednesday, June 10.
The r'ial of No. sos, was concluded
and the jury being unable to agree
was discharged. The court proceeded
to take up cou issues.
Thursday morning, Haywf"d the
Weston fire bug, was taken into
court and sentenced to twenty years
hard labor in the state prison. Che
court is now engaged hearing divorce
cases.
DIVORCE CASES.
No. 146 Frank S. Edminster V.
Mary E. administer, and No. 147
Mary e. administer, Petetions for .
Divorce. Cause in both cases 3dulte
were both tried in one, q mass OF eyi-
dence was Introduced and trial contin-
ued until Saturday night. Bill Of Di-
vorce was granted Mary L. Edministe",
for adultery.
Tuesday morning the Divorce cases
were again taken up, the first being
No. 149, Mary Z. Snow V. Albelt
Snow, Petition for a Divorced, Intol
able severity. Bill granted,
No. $50, Mary II. Swao V.
Austin Swan Petition for Dive ce.
Refusal to support and intoleral1c se,-
Gritty. Bill granted.
No. Isl, Francis NJ. Cloueh, V.
John A, Clough, Petition for Divorce.
lntolerable severity. Bill granted.
No. 1853, Lucy P. Weston, V. james
Weston, intolerable severity, undes-
standing by the PAL les, for none
consideration, to live separate. Bill
not granted.
No. 1J4, Ruth w. Stevens V. Ro-
dolphus Stevens, Petition for Divorce.
Intolerable Severity. Continued.
No. 168, Eliza F. Archer V. vii
liam Archer, Intolerable Severity.
No. 157, Calista Bemis V. Edmund
Bemis, Petition Cor Divorce, Adultery.
Bill granted.
No. 15j Charles Tracy y Amanda
Tracy, Ha- Cord. In tolerable severi-
ty. The Judge, ter hearing the tes-
timony on the pa, of the petitioner,
gave the parties lecture on law and
morals, and related a humorous anec
iote Of the 1rshman WHO applied for
divorce. Gle took her for better or
worse and he 70 nd her a id sight
worse" but he thought the parties
should make the best Of the worst, |
md try to lead better life. He
thought divorces should not be grant |
ed except in extreme cases-want of
suppol,, desel ion, personal violence
&c, none of which appeared in e,i-
lence. Glove spats' were not sufi-
Gent causes for divorce, and that
bird party was out of the case.
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1874-06-18

AT thirty-fve the Average Amer
lean discovers that he has an "Infernal
Stomach" and goes into the hands Of
the doctors for the remnant of his life.
Prevention is better than cure, but
DIR. Walkers VINEGAR BIrrERs will
both cure and prevent dyspepsia, dis
eases of the skin, liver, kidneys, and
all disorder arising from an ''infema
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Barnard.
City Boarders are beginning to
arrive.
A large Pickerel come out on the
shore "to sun, the other day, 3, T.
trench, got hold of it but could not
hold on and it retu ned to its natural
element.
The weather still continues I'd ',
with plenty of rain.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1874-06-18

The mirrors of the Grand Union
Hotel, Saratoga, cost $4,000. They
ought to improve ones looks.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1874-06-18
eeuecIace.

w. Il. II. were made by several Of
our citizens last week. A. G. Dewey
led off with a subscription of $4,000.
Parker &. Co., followed with $4,000
Bragg 81 200, and Mr.. Porter GER
tain amount, which we are not able tc
state with certainty.
When Euzed Gcroe was firing
his gun, last week, breech pin was
blown out, and Geroe's face wUs bad
ly Burned. DR.. Smith attended him.
SharoM.
pTED-In Sharon, June End, LoRA
A. WILLIAMSON, aged q, wife OF
Charles A. Mosher, and daughter OF
A. T.. Williamson, the well known
'otel keeper in the White River Val
ley. An elder daughter Of Mr.. Will
Hanson was drowned at West Hart
ford, a few years since. I.
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Rutland.
the wo Id al large has heard of QUE
first class murder murder that would
embcllish the criminal records of New
YORK CITY even during Il glut in lis
market Of sensational ho,rors-so that
I will not follow details The murder
was one of the cheapest kind few
hundred dollars in money and person
al yaluables being all the pecuniary
compensation which any one could
possibly expect to obtain. Here was
a little woman, say 40 Or As years old,
but well pre- erved, not at nil ia selma
ting in personal makeup, though ex
tremely showyin attire and jewels, who
lived mostly alone, except as she en-.
teltaincd her transient guests, in tie
extreme southeastern limits of the
village. She is represented to have
been intelligent and orderly, not given
to dissipation, and to have always
paid cash. The young man, Phair,
now here in Jail as the supposed Kill
Ter, had been her night bower for sew
eral weeks, had passed days and nights
in her house, and, if cr"rent report be
correct, his persistent amours won'd
discourage tug boat. Still that poor
victim received him and offered him
her Establishments, probably without
money or price, and, as has always
been her practice, made a display Of
her money and trinkets to the mar
who so soon afterwards, coolly cut hcc
throat, robbed her and then made her
bedstead the spit, upon which he roas-
ted her. The cooking amounted to
about half the anihilation Of the body,
but there was enough left to detelm-
in the fact of her murder before the
burning, else there might not have
been sufficient grounds for the suspic
ion Of foul murder, and Phair, whose
foot up at least. two a.
murders, several robberies
and br"glaries and a State Prison resi-
dence of for" yes $, might be on the
trial for another victim. The eyi-
dence against Phai" is circumstantial
with the greatest probability Of his
guilt he was identified without the
least hesitation, by Boston Booker,
Saturday night last, as the person who
pawned the murdered remains watch,
this, so fa", is by far the strongest and
longest link in the chain Of evidence
against him, while not a circumstance
is developed in his favor. The pre-
iminary examination will take place
to morrow (Tuesday). The funeral
of Mrs Frees, took place last Thurs
aay, the coiyege consisted of the
hearsc and one hack although she has
1 mother, brother and sister living in
Rutland. ! learn neither followed he
10 the grave. DFMNG.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1874-06-18

STATE OF VERMONT, At Probate
DISTRICT OF HARTFORD SIS. Court held at
Woodstock, within and for said District on
the twenty-eight day of April A. D., 1874.
Present, Hon. JOHN PORTER, Judge.
Freeman Pages Estate, Sharon, intestate.
ELEZER B. BALDWIN, Administrator of
said estate proposes to render an account of his
administration and to present his account
against said estate for examination and al
lowance at a Probate Court to be heidi at
Woodstock, aforesaid. on the first Wednesday,
third day. of June next. The Court therefore
orders that notice of the same be given to all
persons interested in said estate, by publish
ing certified copy of the record of this order
three weeks successfully in the Spirit Of the
Age, a newspaper printed at Woodstock. afore-
said, that they may appear before said Court
and contest the allowance of said account, if
they see cause.
A true record
HENRY s. DANA, Register.
A true copy of record.
HENRY s. DANA, Register.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1874-06-18

No r. r. news of any Importance.
No forward movement"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1874-06-18

THERE being so many different grades of
L Marble used for Cemetery purposes, rang
ing prices from
s!,75 10 $1,000 "a Cubic Foot,
that it is essential for any one to be POSTED
on the qualities in order to say
WEED SELLS CHEAPEST.
Havingbeen over two years in business il,
Woodstock, and having earned q fair reputa-
ton for sellingevery one an HONEST PIECE
OF WORK and GOOD STOCK, propose to
sell all kinds Of Cemetery work, such as nice
or cheap MONUMENTS,
HEADSTONES, CURBING, &C,
CHEAPER than any ether man,
from either the BEST or Cheapest Stock,
(prelering always to sell good Stock and
Work.
~ My Shop is in rear of Court House, IN
building owned by james II. Murdoch.
FRANK. P. ARCHIBALD.
Woodstock, May goth, 1874.
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TO remove stains from character
get rich.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-22

and guardian Of the children; bond, $50 900
and 49, c0 respectively. Woodbury. wheeler
qualified as administrator OF estate OF Patrick
CroghaD; bond, $1,000. D. n. Needs qualified
As administrator de boais non Of estate Of VIM.
b. Roper; bond, 81 500
POLICE CouaT-Judqe SaeH.
To-day, VIM. Ferguson, assault and battery
On VIM. Reed, $40 and costs-sppealei. Henry
Frlton, larceny of a stove worth IS; fined so
ana costs. Tobias and john Brown, colored
a%sault and battery on Mary Heitmuller. Q little
senoo grl. cutting her forehead; $40 and costs.
robert Gilchrlst, assault and battery on Sarah
MS vile, by breaking his cane over her head.
and beating her with an old boot Robert told
the Judge that when he came home last night
bis wife had gone 10 church, and had prepared
no supper for him; hat she did not come home
until between 70 and 1 O'Clock, and he 90,
angry at her conduct; so aud costs. William
Myers, assault spd battery on Richard Majors
With the tailboarl OF a cart; $50 and costs
Thomas johnson, a vagrsnt, was sent down for
lahoring work at the new jail, 90 days. Abra-
nam Simons, peddling without license; fined IS
ana the amount OF license. J. X. WEIGH, indie.
cent exposure; $40. Philip williams, vagrancy;
tohds tor good behavior. Jere jackson was
hned 20 for disorderly conduct. Charles John
son, loud and boisterOus; So. Charles Crouin
same; 50. Jeremiah Lynch, cursing; IS. Fred
fined $50. John Matthews, assault and bat
terry on Lucy Weeden; SO. Edward Magruter
assault and battery on Zschariah Hagsn; SiOC
aud costs In the case of Robert f. Tho mgso1
charged with allowing VIM. b. Thompson IL
sell goocs as commercial agent by sample under
his license as com mis- sion merchant tn cour,
imposed a fine of $780,
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GEORG ETC WIN

BCs1EEss.-The business of this CITY ia ex.
Ceeulngiy dull. According to the adsge tn Al
the darkest hour is Just before dsy, brighter
umes ought to be at hand. The new Chain
br'dge at the Little Falls is opened {, travel
ana IL great benefit to the business OF the
town. The coal trade is just getting well un-
derway, and the bill for railroad into this civ
has passed the House of Representatives, and
VIII COUNTLESS pass the Senate, and this road
once built our town would begin to reg ain soms
OF the business 1t has lost.
GRAIN TRADB.-The canal boats Wheeler
and Bansoc arrived to-day with 1000 bushels
corn and LOCO bushels wheat, for Hartley &
Bro, and 900 bushels corn for H. NJ Talbot
ana the boat r.. +. Wheeler arrived with OOG
bushels wheat for Jos. G.. and John NJ Waters
No sales reported.
FISH WHARF-Owing to the high water and
RAPID current in the Potomac river there were
only q rev herring received at the wharf to- day,
wnich were sold at IS per thousand. The water
Is now rapidly passing OFF, and large receipts are
expected this week.
THIRD DISTRICT RRPUBLuCANs-See adyer-
usement OF meeting to- morrow night.
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AL E Z A N D RIA.

IHR RETRoCEssIoN QUESTIONABLE case OF
fhlIlPs VS.. Payne Will come up before the gene.
raj term of the Supreme Court, now in session
IN Washington. The first ground on which the
ACT OF retrocession will be claimed to be uncon-
stltutional is that the power given to Congress
10 establish seat Of government has been fully
executed, and Congress is fuDctns officio as TO
That. The second ground is that even If Con-
gress possessed the power b retrOcede Alexsn-
drla 1t has never done 20, and that the act of
reuocession is void because il submits the whole
question to the votes OF the people of AIexau.
oria. III they voted for it it was to become a
law, otherwise not.
FISH REPoRT.-Since ~ m. yesterday, 10 900
shad and 10000 herring have arrived. Shad
SOLD for sl5asl7 so per 100, herring A. 5OasS per
LOCO, rock and perch scarce at ISa25 cents per
bunch. Many boats are arriving, bnt have
small cargoes, owing TO the river being 80
muudy, the shores are doing very poorly, very
lew 'ne" shad have been caught this season
TOLL GATE.-Up to ~ 80 O'clock this %. m,
all was quiet in the vicinity of the toll gate on
the Washington pike. The last gate put up is
very light one, the citizens will have little
trouble in cutting it down.-Ssntinel, last eUsa
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
APRIL 18th, 1874.
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

y -
ivy .. M, Baltimore and ell Way S.stions.
nsndis i'm N Baltimore, Blsdsnsbarg, Laurel, An
6'20a a: m, Point Of r 1cks, Piedmont, Hssers-
town, Winchester and ell Way Stations
Al, Msv 4 M Baltimore, Annapolis, Piedmont and
sdoe: m New York. Philadelp hia, Boston, Bal
Vile, st; Louis. Columbus. s,ndusky. WneeIins
tons on the Washington County Valley Brarc6ss,
n a. S'aSnton: PEi!rldn Cars DiHner at C%01bsT.
80 a. m, Baltimore, Annapolis and all Way
1915 q. IN, Baltimore and Relay only.
s, ig0o m, Baltimore, Eliicott City and ell Way
Il0p. m, New York, Philadelphia, Norfolk.
3 80 .. m B sltimore, Laurel, Relay, Frederick,
Hag.rstown, Winchester and all Ineermsdiss Way
$40 p. m, Baltimore, Frederick and all " ay
$50 .. m. Point of Rocks, Frederick and ali
.l'4s p. m. Bal imOre, Annapolis, and all Way Sta
66op. M, PhiIsde,phia and Baltimore. suppy
745p.m m, Chicago. Cincinnati. Louisyilla, T..
Louis, OoiUmous. Sandusky, Wheeling and the
West Pniin1Gn Oars. Breaktam al Grafton.
90 .. m, Baltimore and all Way Stations.
80 Pittsburg Express. Pullman Cars
s.a3 p. m, Baltimore and Relay
Bils%RIs and 3D. az wy s'stio2,
500, 6. $50, aud 10 is m
and 80 n., I ITO, sals, 6, s4s and
ali TSatns stop at Viadrct Hotel, Relay House Sta.
For further Information apply q. the Baltimore
ard Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington S: alton, ana
taken for Baggage to be checked and received al
any RH1nt IN ihe Siy,
l. 81. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. y. RO0NTZ, Cent Agent. a7D
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THE COURTS.

EQUITY CoURT-Judge Wlie
A number of routine orders were made in this
court tO-day.
COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
To-day the case of j. l.. Pennock, appeal
from the Patent Office for alleged i'm provemsnt
in rolling mills, was argued.
CIRCUIT COURT-Judqe Cartier
TODAY, Brennon agt Swan ct al, Unterna-
tional Democratic committee,) motion for new
trial overruled. Boston agt. Folsom, do. Brown
agt: Plowmsn; motion for Judgment overruled.
Lodge No. II, Good Samaritans, agt, Washing
ton City Savings Bank; referred by consent OF
j. +. Norris. Kewood sgt. W. @. aud P. l.. r.
X. company; plaintiff hles remitter, and motion
for new trial oyerruled. LIST National Bank
agt. Abrer; motion to discharge attach ment
overruled, and appeal to General Term. Ame-
rican Butt %. sgt. Kelly; leave to amend de-
for ns@ sa a B. and o. 0s
ct a.; defendents' exceptions signed. Waters
ct al. agt. Adams; judgment by default.
PROBATE CoURr-Juage DIN.
Yesterday, the will OF the late II. 8. Bowman
was proven. She bequeaths $50 10 the heirs of
late Lima Hyde; $40 to the heirs Of the late Ho-
ratio Allen, both Of Maine; so to Julia Paris;
Howard; her set of furniture to Mrs Ann Oath
cant; her watch to Miss Amy Cathcart; her
clothing 10 Mrs. A. T. Perkins. OF Long wood +,
Mass; q small white table TO Mrs. Delany, of
Of er estate jointly to her sisters, Mrs. Esther
V. Nudd and Mrs. Il. A. Perkins, aud app ints
Miss Paris executrix, to whom letters were Is
sued.
Helen l.. Warwick was appointed guardian OF
her minor children; bond, 81 200. John T..
Campbell to his minor children; bond, 700.
The will of John Gibson was admit d to pro-
bate, and the executor, III. A. Clark, qualified,
giving bond $4,000. The will Of Charity A.
N arshall was fully proven. and ID. p. Newton
qns,iaed IS executor; bonf, 500. G. q. Burr
quslined as adm nistrator OF u. NJ. Unsworth;
bono, 81 zoo. Virginia Dawson qusl dsd as adj
mn n Of Oh rles Dawen's EFT ste; bond,
Administrative Of estate Of j. n, p IncansOn
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FACTS FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DooLsy's
least Ponder will produce from twenty i've u
forty pounds more bread from barrel of flour
than by the old-fashioned tedious process OF
raising dough with bakers or hop yeast. The
economy or purchasing DOoley's Yeast P0toder
can readily be seen by all. 1t permits no waste
OF flour prepared with it, produces elegant,
light, nutritious rolls, biscuits or pastry such
as can be eaten and relished by inyaiids or the
most confirmed dyspeptics. Put up In packages
TO suit customers, and for sale by any and al
grocers. Dooley q Brothers, m manufacturers, 60
New street. New York.
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SPRlNG GOODS AT Low PRICE
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES sALN OF REAL RsTArE In

IL ~.
- BY virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme @ ,urt Of
~ TIE District OF Columbia, passed on the 9th day
ol OCIobe r, \ d. 1871. IN certain cause therein
=, hdlne, Nc. S,l95, wherein Getty ct al were om
plsiaebts, aud Getty ct al defend ants, the undar
signed, as -rustee, will expose TO sale at public
suetISn, In trout Of the premises, on SATURDAY,
the ~ cay OF May, A. ID la4, at the hour Of S
O'Clock r M. all that lot of ground lying and being
~ Ih0!meads addition to Georgetown, Di.trict Of
Columtla Known as lot No. As In said afditi IN az
the same il laid down on the pats aud plans OF sad
Town, the same fronting ~ feet the side of
Uunbatt"n street. "a few feet east of MSntg omsry
iUg. ~ 'i
=, Terms OF sale, as prescribed By the decree: One
thld cas- n, balance In two eqasl DAY me- MT. st six
snc tWeIre moLt he from dag Of sale, with interest
NTH noelty TO the purchaser to pay all cash dogs
Inle reterSed until last payment IL made All c n
time of sale. " w fou nj
The irostee reserves the right if terms OF sale are
not &C mE lied with in five days after day OF sale 20
res ell said property FIVE days notice thro1go
some ewsp paper published In this District of Colum-
tis, at the cost aud risk OF the d-fauin ssr
VIM ID. CASSIN. Tru tee
apIf WsSds THOS. BOWLING, Auct'f
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% ChTsS Price
z-Morms, Worm Fever, Worm Ooiic .........-. Is
ECryipe Collie or Teethiog sf ILfsnts-...-.... Is
5-Dyseniery. GTipina, Bilious Cole - -
6-Ubolers Aorbus, Vomiting ................. Is
I-Souehs COlds, Bronchitis .-.........-. ..-.. p
s-Headsches. Sick Headache, Vertigo -. Is
l0-DykpApsia, Bilious St, mach -. q
n-Suppressed or lire. MAR Perieds-............ q
S-Oroup, Cough, Difficult Brest thing -......... Is
H-EruptioLs, Salt Rheam, Ery sipelss... Is
Rheumatism, Rhesmstfc Psins-..-............. Is
n-Piles, Blind or BleeciBg ............... ... o.
s-0phtalmy, and Sore or wesk Kyes So. 50
-GstarIhh, scute or 0oIonic, IuAuenzs-...... s.
1-Adhms, Oppressed Breathing ............. 90
n-Ear Discharges, Impaired Hearing .... ST.
G-Scrofula. Enlarged Glands, Swelling S.. So
A-General Debility, Ply steal W eakness -. 81
A-DroIey and scanty seeIetioDs .-............. 50
M-Sea Sick ness, Sickness from Hiding ........ So
G-Eervoss Debility ;Invo.uHtary Discharge 81 o.
0-UT,nsry Wsskne;s, VISITING Bed........ s.
A-Fsinful Periods, HI st-Tis ............... 81
.2-Suf1erings al Change Of Lifs.............. Oh
S-Epilepey, Sgasms, st Vitus' Dance. o.
c4-Dipi heria, Clcs rated Sore i rost n
@-Chronic OoRetsiions and Eruptions 49,. sd
Family Gases
with IS large drachm Walls, Rosewood
case, and Rumphreys homeopathic
Mentor New Book l.--.-.. .....-........... IL 90
with IS large s-draehm Walls, Morocco
case, and Specific Homeopathic Manual
swim g large sdfscim Walls, Psper case. IL !"
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sis,s. Sent b. mail CT express free, on receipt Of
the price.
Address
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OFFICE AND DEroT, 562 BROADWAY
maTlS &s.3 SIN
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DENNSYLvANIA AIR LINE
TO BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK,

AND ALL POINTS In THE NEW EEaLAHp
STATES.
THROUGH BETWEEN WASHING ron AND
NEW YORK,
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
The equipment on this line Is new and Of the most
elegant and improved nnish.
PULLMAN PARLOR CARS ON DA TRAINS
PULLMAN PALACE 81 E9PlNG CARS on
NIGHT TRAINS.
cn and AFTER Sunday, April 10, 1874.
TWO TRAINS DAILY (EAOEPT SUNDAY
viii Do run over Pennsylvania Air Line, leaving
nom and arriving at the depot OF the Bali more and
Potomac railroad, northeast corner Of Sch and b
9.23 a. m, Limited New York Express COM
posed entirely Of Pullman Palace Parlor Cars,
rivlDg IN New York at 10 p. m, connecting with
Dos p. m. Kew York Night Express, arriving
in New York at q. m Pullman PaiAc Slsepinx
Cars through to New York. Also Palm an Sleeping
Oars to Philadephia, in which passengers can re-
main until a. m.
1888 p. m. Philadelphia Express
Connections made 10 New ferk With steamers
IN Sound; New York, New Haven and Hartford
railroads, New York Central and Hudson River ran
road, Erte Railway, and steamers on Hudson River
Fare as low O. by any other route.
Baggage called for aud checked at hotels and Drf
rate residences orders left at the ooes
where tickets and information can be obtained -
Northeast 18th street aud Psnna. ave-; north
east corner 9Th street and Penna ave.; Passages
Station Baltimore and Potomac raiiroad corner sth
and streets. I'D: 3. YOUNG,
jy24-n General Passenger Agent.
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CITY ITEMS.

PRI6G'a.
Mason's Patent God lined Bracelets. $40 TO 800.
Banains & Co.'s Plated Chains, 50 to s25.
Fine Plated Sets, SO TO $50.
Fine Plated Buttons and Studs, 81 to So
Fine Jet and Gilt Fans, 81 to So
Silver, jet aud Oydlzed Sets, 81 to So
Received at Prigg's Jewelrv Store, No. 49,
pennsylvania avenue, near \ street.