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BLACKSMITHTNG.

II YONS e PERFECT, are prepar.
IL ed to do ali kinds OF biacksnithine
able terms.
One OF the firm has had a long exDer-
fence In all kinds OF pillow work, and will
guarantee to Farmers satisfaction IN ttis
line.
Central livery stable. 20
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FOR. SALE

A COMPLETE set of machinery and
"A apparatus, for making cheese; also
building that was erected for the pur-
pose. Any one understanding the bust
ness will iind F. good location here. For
particulars inquire
TIC MAS CAMPBELL.
Hartford. Lyon g. Kan. ST
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7 AM prepared TO deliver stone for
/ building purposes on short notice.
Also stone suitable for sidewalks, from
TO feet wide. from inches to l foot
thick, and any length desired. Give me
a cali. 11if STEPHEN EVANS.
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EOR INITIATION.

nent of the financial policy adopted
by the Senate, makes the following
political and sectional analysis Of
the Senate vote on that policy:
EOR INITIATION.
Experimentation. Foreman,
Cameron, Carpenter, Clayton, Dor
sey, Ferry, (Mich,) Harvey, Hitch.
cock, Ingalls, Lewis, Logan, Nor
ton, Oglesby, Patterson, Pease,
Pratt, Ramsey, Robertson, Spencer,
West, Window. Absent, but
would nave voted yea-Sprague
Brownlow, Conover, Gilbert
Wright, Mitchell, Alcorn-29.
Democrats-Bogy, Goldthwaite
Johnston, McCreery, Merrimon,
Norwood. Absent, hut would
have voted yea-Dennis, Gordon,
Ransom-9.
Liberal--Tipton-I.
INTIMIDATION.
Republicans-Anthony, Chand
Ter, Conkling, Cragin, Frelinghuy.
sen, Hamlin, Howe. Jones, Morrill,
(Vt0 Sargent, Scott, Sherman
Stewart, Wadleigh. Absent, but
would have voted nay-Bucking.
ham, Ferry, Comm Boutwell,, Ed
munds, Morrill,, (Me.) Flanagan
90.
Democrats-Cooper, Davis, Hag
er, Hamilton (Md.) Kelly, Sauls
bury, Thurman. Absent but
would have voted nay-Bayard
Stockton, Stevenson-IO.
Liberals-Fentou, Hamilton
CTexas,) SchUrz-3.
The imitation majority in thu
Senate is 6. OF 80 votes for infia
ton, the fifteen old slave States
furnish: Virginia, 3; North Caro-
lima, 2; South Carolina, 2; Georgia
=; Alabama, 2; Florida 2; Louisi
ana, l ; Mississippi, 3; Arkansas, 9
Tennessee, 1; Kentucky, L; Miss
ouri, l; Maryland, 1-or 81 in all
From the % Northern States there
are but Is votes, all given by Re
publicans. The vote according tC
the old classification may be thus
stated
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TO FARMERS.

| "E VIII sell you plows and cultiys-
| w tors at 10 per cent. above whole
sale prices, and you can select your goods
AFTER they arrive. Dent ask you 10 paw
IN advance. See advertisement. A large
Stock already on hand. Other goods pro.
portfOnately cheap.
s j. II. GRIFEITH 4 RRn
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Teachers Examinafi IN.

EXAMINATIONS for teachers cert.
~ ncates FOR Lyon county, viii be held
IN the stone school house on the last Satur-
day Of each month, commencing precisely
at O'clock. Certificates granted by the
pfesent board viii be renewed upon APP
been teaching and given sAtfsfac4lon.
CHAS. CAVANESs,
y. J. CARMICHAEL,
Sctf NARY J. WATSON.
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NnTIGE

IN HE subscriber will let some respon.
4 sible party have his Stallion 10 keeu
the coming season, for one-half he earns
Apply to JAMES HUMPHREY.
Three miles west of A merIcns
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A few days ago q boy fourteen
years old died in Brooklyn, N. Y,
and post norton examination OF
the body revealed the awful fact
that this boy had been killed "by
the continual and excessive driAk.
ing of the vilest whisky" The
medical testimony went to show that
the vital organs of his body hsd
been eaten away by the poison.
The mother of the dead boy said
that he had not eaten any solid food
for long time before his death
that he could do nothing but drink
There are thousands of boys in the
land following in the same way tC
death. Willie we regulate" the
vile traffic we may expect to shout
der the responsibility of such muir
ders occasionally.
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Adminfstretor,s NJ.

THE undersigned was, on April I'd,
4 1874, appointed by the Probate court
Oh Lyon county, Kansas, administrator of
the estate Of Edward Edwards. deceased.
IoW0 HARVEY FOWLER
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NOTICE.

a LII persons having notes or accounts
"A now due at this house, or that will
De due In this month, are requested to
meet them promptly by the list day Of
April. as am obliged to use nv money
at that time. Yours truly,
~ I'D. GIBSON,
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MRS. VAN BUSKrRR,
Fashionable
MILLINER q DRESSMAKER,
AU1eFkCuR. Kanaas

HEsOH HO3Op sN9LUIOG0
Has : complete stock Of Spring Goods
now on hand. Please call snd examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
BE aching and pressing done to order
on short notice. 10
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little of the old Democratic spirit
into him, or think of the last Presi-
dental campaign, why then look
out for a..
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FURNITURE.

Y WISH to inform the eli tiZens of En-
i poria and vicinity that l have opened
shop in the old frame NEWS building
on Sixth avenue, where 1 will at all times
be ready 10 make to order or repair offics
ami house furniture on the most reason.
able terms. | should be pleased to re-
ceive Share Of oar patronage.
i5-29s l.. + BAILEY.
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1.-THE IHRESHER OF The PERIOD

This Is the famous VIBRATOR" THRKSH.
RR, which has created such a revolution
in the trade and become SO fully estab-
lIshed as the leading Thresher' of this
day and generation. More than seven
thousand purchasers and ninety thousand
grain raisers pronounce these machines en-
tirely unequaled for grain saving time saw.
ing, and money making.
Four sizes made, viz: 24-fDch, 22-inch
32-inch, and Bel nch Outsiders, with 8,
8, 10 and e Horse ''MOunted'' Powers,
Also SeparatOrs 'alone'' expressly foI
Steam Power, and Improved PORT.
ABLE STEAM ENGINES for Steam
Machines.
All persons intending to buy Thrsshing Ma
chimes, or SeParators ''alone," or Horse Pow
ers ''alone," as well as Grain Raisers anC
Farmers who want their grain threshsd say
ed and cleaned to the best advantage, are in
TIted to send for orr new forty page Illustra
ted Pamphlet and Circulars (sent free) Civ
ing fnll particulars about these Improved
Machines and other information valuable Il
farmers and threshermen. Address,
NICHOLS, SHEPARD & Co,
17-4teow4tew Battle Creek, Mich.
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Sweet Potato Plants
CABBAGE AND TOMATO PLANTS.
FNMENSE STnnTx

HAVING fallen tar short OF supplying
IL the demand last year we have deter.
mined to be cup with the times this
year, and have enlarged our hot-beds TO
1900 square feet of surface, from which
we expect TO be enabled to take OF $4,000
plants daily. Responsible dealers On the
several express lines leading out of En-
poria, also CLUBS are ESPECIALLY solicit
ted TO patronfZe Ia, as our immense stock
VIII enable US 70 I'LL all orders, with the
utmost dispatch and at the lowest rates,
Please send for price list. Address,
CARTER u ESTABROOK,
Emporia, Kansas.
Emporia, April -, 1874. 1890
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The People Aiming and Rushing to the
Capital.
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WANTED.
Call and Settle.

INORK by the month, day or job. Let
w me know personally. or through
)st office. 17-lS T. ID. CHILDERS.
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CARRIAGE TEAM.

r HAVE for sale, cheap. one Of the
Il Gnest carriage teams in Kansas. Col
or. white. J. II. DAVIS
1etf Emporfa, Kan.
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STILL ANOTHER
MEAT MARKET.
Ger. CenI Z 7th, ST., Old Express once.

have opened Meat Market At the.
above place, where prop zee 10 xeep an
kinds OF fresh Eea Is. fish and fowls. lin.
their seAson) which WA sell as eheaD.
as any body can.
Thankful for past favors. will be glad
to see all my old friends aadi as usanW
new ones as will come.
Us. cLEvELBND.
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Baxter Driven ont of the State House by
Brooks.
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Little Rock, April 2O-1O.3O P. NJ.
The federal forces drove back the
sentinels of Baxter on Second street
from Main tOScott. Tonight they
refuse to let any OF Baxters's forces
pass beyond Main street or any of
the state house party to come fnrth-
er toward Baxter than Louisiana
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WHITLEY & HENSON

10 yds, yd Wide Sheeting for $l.OO
8 " Bleached Mus
lin, LOO
6 yds Blue or Brown Denims LOO
4 yds Brown Duck for LOO
6 yds Heavy Stripe for LOO
yds Best Feather Ticking, LOO
s, 10, and IL yds Prints for LOO
8 yds Bingham fer LOO
4 yds Corded Alpaca for LOO
yds Wash Poplin for LOO
II pair Ladies' Hose for LOO
6 Ladies Linen Handkerchiefs LOO
90 Spools Thread, Warranted
200 yards, LOO
10 Boxes Paper Collars for LOO
l Good Shirt for LOO
l Pair Overalls for LOO
1 Good Cashmere Vest, LOO
1 Good Hat, 100
l Pair Kid Gloves for 100
l Pair Pants for Loo
2 pair Childs' Shoes, 100
Will add to this partial list tina
our stock is now open, and COM
plete in all its departments, and
we can offer our Goods at LOWER
PRICES than any time since the
War. Our motto is, Rock Bot
tom, and the lowest prices, the
best Goods for the least money TO
cash buyers. Read it over. Do
not buy until you take a look at
our Goods. We can post you up
on LOW PRICES. Call at Head
nuarfaP for 1-nnr
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THE VOTE ON CURRENCY.

The Chicago Tribune, an oppo-
nent of the financial policy adopted
by the Senate, makes the following
political and sectional analysis 81
the Senate vote on that policy:
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TROUBLE IN ARKANSAS.
Twe Govefnors On the war Palh.

Little Roek a Military Camp.
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HEDGE PLANTS

HAVE 4O0, 900 No. one hedge plants for
4 sale eheSp. w. II. YOUNG.
Adjoinining EmpoTia on the. southwest.
I6.lT@
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..CoRN Is KING OF The WEsT.a

See. LETT and 7 ght Of as,
Far ont Of sight Of "a,
His mighty battaliOns
Are marEhaled 10 dayl
stand ling up, one By one.
high IN The cleaning sun,
See the lines stretching
AWAY and aWav!
No guns Of CannCnade
IaTsLaisd on dTess-parade,-
Only the glesmin = blade.
Mark yOu that cleaning blade
Artisan never inside
EMERALD uniform.
TaSselsOf gold,
Banners Of siIken sheen;
Deep their blight folds between
A cOTnuCOpia
Zach soldiers hands hold.
Long since their march begun;
Ne'eT will their march be dose
til, meath the setting sun,
Bow their heads, one By one
Bow In the sunshine,
The Ocean 70 greet:
Know neither pause nor rest,
Never till CLEANS their crest
Ger all the mighty West,
And the waves OF Ocean
Roll at their feet.
Prairies grow green with theml
See yOn the sheen Of them
Line upon line OF them
Stretching away?
Ranks upon ranks Of them,
Emerald banks of them,
Who will OJtnumber
These legiOus % day.
Kings upon ancient thrones,
Builded on human bones,
Meath whose fOuBdatiOn-stORes
Hear we nations CrO8ns,
Merit vOuT armies
Zen FaF1e's transient breath
Dat on the whole OF them!
Blot out the toll OF them!
What j. their merit
Save blCO1sbed and death?
And hail 20 Our glorious
Armies victorious
Hear re the cheers of them2
Where are the peers OF them,
COnguering poverty,
Blessing the earth,
And bidding defiance
To OgTes and giants
That haurt the Old World
Gaunt Famine and Death?
These are "OUr cOuntry's pride
Reaeking out far and wide,
Far TO the setting sun
Cleaning their crest:
All through its vast regions
Long NAV the fair legiOns
OF Plenty aud Peace
Stand guard DER the West.
2 n. Rose, IA the Prairie Farmer.
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RUBBER 0vERsHoRs FOR HoRszs.-Rubber
overshoes for horses are a recent invention
which promises to be q boon to the equine in
habitants OF paved cities. The shoe is m ade and
OF apparel worn by the human race and in
fact, presents no points OF difference save In its
shape and its manufacture OF the best quality
Of india-rubber- IL is designed a. a substitute
for the iron shoe, and as a means of praventin ,
the many maladies to which horses feet are
subject.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-24

ANOTHER BLOW FOR THE FEMALE SuF-
FRAGIsrs.-Woman suffrage has received a
decisive defeat IN oregon. A bill reciting that
qualifications OF voters was allowed to 90 TO a
third reading in the legislature, but was lost
upon call of ayes and noes by vote OF of 46 %
Is. The minority was made up indiscri Intimately
OF republ leans and independents, with only one
democrat.
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The Montpelier Female Humane Association.
Chartered BY the Legislature of Virginia and ne
circuit court OF Orange county, PROPOSES, by =
series Of Grand Gift Concerts, to establish and en-
dow Home for the Old, Tnfirnl, and Dasfftu.e
Ladies OF virginia at Montpelier, the former resi-
dence OF President James n sdison.
Inc Association Is under the control cf eErht
trustees six OF whom are elected benniAIIy by fbe
sfockhoicers And two appointed BY the Governor OF
Bemittsnces for tickets msy be made by expires
pre-psid, post-office money order on Washington
d. o., or BY registered letter, addressed to
Hon. JAMES BARBOUR,
Presf III. Il. e. A., Alexandria, Va
Eeferences, by permission: His ExceIlencT Ia.
l. enPer' Governor Of Va; Bis Excellency, en-.
bert U. Wa ikor. Ex-Goyernor Of Va; Hon Rot1e-t
y. hnhert, Lieut.. Governor of Va. aud u. s. Sen
stor elect; Hon. Robert W. Hughes, Judge Eastar1
DISTRICT OF Va; Senators and Members OF Congress
frem Virginia.
For full particulars, testimonials, &C., send for
circular.
Address Hon. JAMES BARBOUR.
Prest n. y. II. A, Alexandra, Va
Reliable Agents wanted everywhere. suS-eoly
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GOAL
COAL.
EDUCATIONAL.

VOCAL INSTRUCTION
Ar MARTsI's HAIL.
MAESTRO ETTORS BARILI, from PhUNsel-
phls, has the honor 10 announce that he will com
mence bis LESSONS IL SINGING on MONDAY,
For particulars see circulars, 10 be hal At TIE
music stores, HERALD octT-ln
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SPANISH BRIGANDs RoB A GERMAN AM
BAssADoR--A London dispatch says: rail-
way train, bearing Count Won Brandenburg,
minister OF Germany at Lisbon, who was on his
way home, was stopped by brigands yesterday
near Cindad-R in Spain, and the minister
robbed Of $40 in cash, his watch and ali the
valuabies he had on his person.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-24

@"Sponee baths" are recommends. The
best way 10 get one Is TO 90 70 some bathroom
take bath, and tell the proprietor to charge it.
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Obituary Poetry,

AS GRRUND OUT BY PHILADELP ara PAPER.
The Philadelphia Ledger easily leads the
press of the country in the number and quality
Is always well filled, and to the announcements
In the usual form piece of poetry is Frequently
appended, which is sometimes a stanZa from a
familiar hymn, but more frequently an origi-
al elegy written by some one who is kent for
TIE purpose in the Office of the Ledger. Occa-
sionslly, however. this elegiac bard finds his re-
his intellect and his emotions, and then he
sometimes makes the same device serve several
mourners. On last Wednesday, for example,
the following notice stood at the head OF the
column Ofdeaths-
son the 9Th widoy Of the
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NEDICLL DEPARTMENT
GEoRGEToWN COLLEGE,


,goIH MEDICAL SESSION, l-14-'15.
SHEETS, WASHIHGTON, u. L
=, ne course will begin 0OT0BEBI 6TH, and end
Fscuity-EobIe Young, NJ. D., Professor Of Prin-
oIplts end Practice OF Medicine, General PATHOLOGY
and Medical Ethics. FlOdoardo Howard, Al q.
men aud Diseases Of Children. johnson Eiiot, NJ
D., Professor OF Principles and Practice Of sur-
gerry. James u, Morgan, Nj. D, Professor af M A.
terra hedica and Therapeutic, and Medical Juris-
prudence. j hsrry Thomp -On, NJ. D., Pr ofassor
OF Diseases OF Women, and Clinical Surgery. L b.
err hey burr, nj. D Professor Of Hist0logy, Micro
A, Ph D., Professor Of Chemistry aud ToxicoI6Ey
WARWICK Evans NJ ID. Professor Of Anatouy
kalrh walsh, N. D., Professor Of Physiology and
Diseases Of the Eye and Ear. Y. A. Ashford ri
D., Clinical Lecturer on OrthOredic Sur. ~ .
Howard II. Barker, NJ. ID. Charles v BOarTn n .
~, D, Demonstrators. Parke q. Young, M d,
Prosector to the Chair of ANATOMY, - - ~
For further Information apply to
JOHNSON ELIOT, III. D., Dean,
sep2s-eolm IRepl Washington, d. C.
NApAME sOHLIECKkR and Miss TL.IH
IVA ESCE SCHLIECkKR have returned 70 &c
city and are prepared TO receive their Pupls Ia e
French language and In Music, Piano Forte and
SINGING kesidence, $40 l4th street. sep9s In
EhGLISHa IkEHUH, AND classical rs.
H eTlIUJE for young ladies, ga New York
avenue northwest, Mrs. ANGELO JACKSON,
fIihclpSI. seventh snnuai session begins on the
l4tA OF September, lS7I. sug2s-lF
A LEWICK SEMINARY FOB YOUNG LADIKs
Address E.A.T TYSON q sIsFHR,
narb-D Oontses p. o., Prince George 90, ID.
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EYE DISEASES IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Edward Curtis, nj. D., Consulting Microscopes
OF the Board of Health, In paper on the sub
jet OF eye diseases among children in the pub
lie schools, presented yesterday to the board
and referred to the sanitary committee, SAYS
sin general way the following have bsen
found TO be determining causes for the develop
ment Of myopia, or short-slghtedness, and they
are manifestly conditions that obtain largely IN
schools and are amenable to sanitary reguls-
ton: Prolonged continuous use of the ewes fer
near work, as in reading and writing. Bad or
insufficient light TO work by. Too great fine-
ness or tndistinctness of the object to be worked
at requiring an effort for the eyes to see prop
erly, as is the case with finely or badly printe
books and badly made desks or work tables re-
curing the occupant to stoop over the work
and fostering the habit common with children
OF bringing the eyes unnecessarily and improp-
erly near to the objects looked at. 1t is, there
fore, urged that the inspection OF the ewes of
school children be made to include the testing
them for myopia-partly for the detection OF
Individual cases of the disease at a stage whsn
its further progress could be stopped but also
more especially for geaer al study OF the prev
alence Of myopia in our schools and of the rala
tive influence Of its various deter mining ca uses
with q view or deciding what steps would bs
advisable for the prevention of any dangerous
prevalence Of the disease in any or all or our
schools.-N =. Tines, 2ist.
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In the 4lth year OF her age.
CHE languishing head Is at rest,
Her thinking and aching are Ger,
Her quiet, immo vable breast
Heaved by affiiction ne more"
The italics are ours. Gould the peaceful termt-
nation of fe-long struggle be more pstheti-
cally told?-lndspendeat.
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DR.. ROGERS
Vegetable Wt0rn Syrup.
brave man may suffer pain, when inflicted a Don
himself, heroicsllyi but he
CANNOT SEE HIS CHILD SUFFER.
There is 10 other maIady, incident to childhood,
that is accompanied with more indescriksble
wretehedness to the little sufferers than tina.
PRODUCED BY WORMS;
and when the parent fully eomprebends the situation
he will not delay moment in securing the most
prompt and efficient remedies to insure the pusion
OF the intruders. The Remedy may be found in
DIR. ROGERS VEGETABLE WORM
SYRUP.
Please bear in mind that
RoglRs' WORM SYRUP is the reliable prepare
ROGERS WORM SYRUP i. pal.t.bls prsp.ra-
BoGERs' WORM SYRUP is liked By children.
ROGERs' WORM sYRUP positively destroys
ROGRRs' WORM sYRUP leaves no bad effects.
ROGERS WORM sYkUP is highly recon nsnasa
WJ 6i'i mHpI chf Z IN The WokED. i
Price Is cents For sale By all Druggists.
JOHN F. HKERY, oURRAN CO., PrOpristors
sepls-w,H sand College Place, New York q
gl'HIs is To GIVE NOTICE, That the subscrtber
has obtained from the Supreme Court of the Dis
trct Of Columbia, holding . special term Ietferv on
aiministrs,lon On the personal estate OF PATRICK
spLLlFAn, late OF WASHINGTON city, Dis
claim. against the said decesss are hereby warned
20 exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof, 10
the subscriber. before the 10b day on Ocfobsr
next: they may othsrwise By lzw be exclnded fron
all benefit q the sssd ale. Given auder mr. hama
this 10sh day Of October, ls74
ostaigss' E2lO ar sCLLITAN, Adn'x,
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1874 GREAT 1874
A ALEXANDRIA q WASHINGTON r. Il
- AHD

ALEXANDRIA n TREDERICKSBURG KR.
OoRNER OF AND SIXTH STRsHra.
Lscsl trains leave for Alexandria e. folio $50,
e,ss 10, ii m, Ia <,'s,o 70. m, y
unday.
Local Trains hon Alexandra srr1ve a. foI0x.,-
1888, 1888 1898, e:S3, b:33, 1888 D m The SIS
0. M, and oSs p. n from Alexaadria daily, 81
other trains daily except Sunday
W,.S;n ~; hna M connect with trains ca
RICHMOND FAsf zXPRrss leaves saily, er.
oert Sunday, ct D. m, arrive a. Richmond iO.SS
p.
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Riobnond,
losyes Washington ;SS m. daily ,eJoept Sunday.
fhroueh tickets 90 ell points South and Southwest
for sale a. Ocas corner 18th street ard Pennsylva-
nla avenue, and corner 9Th street and PsDnsYiVsns
sYeuce, wnere passengers can leave orders Tor bag
gage 20 be checked a. slI hOtes and ressdeuoes
through 20 Destination.
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TAB LIs ID y ID Issl

sfskh DrEk AND SEQ kRgE,
&c liz 2Suf -end- q ali street, zone dooT sogIa
r.z..- OF Ooio1iEation HALL
ca ss dresses Cleaned and Dyed without beiI.I
SsItlomsnt Garments Cleaned and DJsd vIthOui
k,d Gloves, Shoes Fur, ETC.. CLEANED ,l ssorts.s
ob novlf-u
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year OF her age.
"This lsnguishing head is at rest
Her thinking and aching are DER,
Her quiet, immovable breast
Is heaved by affiiction no more"
1t is true that there is some slight yars alton in
the form OF these elegies, for which the parties
who paid for them are, we trust, duly tn ankful;
aching" of these three families has been sur
prisingly alike. The possibilities of this QUA
train were not however, g hsusted by this triple
use OF II. 1t Is evidently chef doe uvre Of the
Ledger bard, and he means to make the most of
it, Accordingly, last Friday, he returns TO his
mutton with the following suggestive version
of the same duty
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EIRsr GRAND GIFT CONCKRT,
FOR TIE BENEFIT OF THK
Montpelier Female Humane Association
AT ALEXANDRIA, "a.
November 23. 1874.
LIST OF GIFTS.

2a'lTO Cash Gifts. amounting tO..-..s 10000