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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-18

rHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ ROAD-On and after SUNDAY, April 10.
1874, passenger trains will run follows:
FROM RICHMOND.
$50 A. NJ. MAIL TkAiN.-For Gord0psyllles
CnurIotles vile. StaunIon. White sulphur. Hlnt0ns
and all intermediate stations daily except Sundays
arriving at Hinton at 10:1C p. n. This train
connects 1T GordDr,svile 70, Orange. Culpepers
Warrenton, MANASSAS AleXar dra, Washngtons
and the North, aud at Charlottesville for Lynch.
burg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga, ana the
'" 4:4S p. NJ. ACCOMMODATION ,TRAIN.-For
G0rdonsvile anu al intermediate Stations hIly lex
cept Sunday, arriving 4. GOrdonsviie at $50 z.
$50 P. 81. CINCINNATI EXPgESS.-For Cor.
louisville, narlOttesville Staunton, Goshen, Mill~
boro, Cavington. White sulphur, and all stations
west of While Sulphur daily fexcep saturday ar
irving at HUNTINGTON nj $50 2. n. This train
connects at Gordopsville for WashiIg ron, Ralti.
more. aud the North, and for Lyncih)nrs, Bristol,
and the South. ana ut Huntington WIN steamers
Bosona and Fleetwood for Cincinnati aud all points
West and southwest, arriving at CINCINNATI Ut D A.
VI. uo.,>r
Staunton and all Intermediate stations STATUE
DAYsOSLY, arriving ut otIuntol ut lO45 +. ID.
Baggage checked through.
For through tickets, rates, anc Information. aps
ply at S26 Main stree, Ballard and EXCHANGE Hoo
tel or ut the compauy's office, Broad street and Slxs
teenIh EDGAR YLIET,
General Passenger ana ] Ticket agent.
All. PERRY. Gene RAJ SuDeTtnfendtnf- an 10
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RICHMOND, YOHK RIVER AsD ,HESAPEAH1e
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND April ID, 1874.
AN AND AFTER Tuesday. APRlL.

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER As0 .AEsAPEAhl(
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND April Ii, 1874. J
0N AND AFTER TUESDAY, APRIL
" 21sF. PASSENGER and FREIGHT TRAIE1
PASSENGER TEAM for West Point leaves
Richr10nd at 8 2. NJ fsupday5 excepted)s and
train from West roilt will arrive az Richmond az
1910 A. N. daiiv.
THE spleudid steamers Haxana an4Laub VIII ran.
In connection with this roao. and Will Leave West
Point daily Sundays exceStebl On tie arrival OF The
train which leaves kc. mono ~ 2. NJ, arriving az
baltimore next mOrlit z In ample time 10 connect
wit trains for Washington, asr Sorh. &ld w estS
and leave Baltimore daily (SunoayS sJcsptedt at
p. NJ, connect IL al West PoInL with the train
due al Rirhmn~. Ut 10 next morning
Fareto BaltinlOrS..- ........-..-~a 0g
To Bairmore nno sofurh... 6UV
TO Washington. ........... ...>...." uU
Fare to Philadelphia 800. w
To Philadelv hia and return........ ~ ~
Fare to New YORK;. 1880. }l9 ~,
To New York aJd returL. .,,.....-.- ~ e
To Boston -. $3.50. Id 20
FREIGHT ThAiSs Tor through IreiYnt 0oyf
leaves Richmond aiIy t1ioadays excspteal oS
1880 A. 81, connecting With steamers ny WeaS
Point that deliver freight In Baltimore early,neu
FREIGHT TR AIN, with passenger car attached.
for freight between Eicnntoad and west points
leaves Rchn0nd, on Mondays, Wedne sday1. ana
Eridays M 7 A. Il. Local freight received Tues
days. tnufSaa's' az" EbW. r. FoL6ER,
superintendent i
wN BRAGG, Master TRANSFORMATION ap 90 Il
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BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE July 17.-Virginia consols, 52. BID
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pRfCKsi BRICKS!
DIrLDlNG BRICKS OF all Kids and OF best
niniity for sails. Apply - yar.as af Rockets or
.}os gpII aLLaRD's, Main aad y weutieth streets;
'g y, - 30 Il = n, $500, SC Il. HAGEhTf.
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FINANCIAL.

EICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY, July II, 1874.
Bid. Asksd
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATs.iNsJ
ID COMPANY.

TRI-WEEkLY LINE.
SUMNER SCHEDULE.
FOR OLD POINT, YUE DE L'EAU, NORFOLK,
PORTSMOUTH, BALflMuht, PHlLA-
DELPHIA, AND NEW YORK,
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REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER.
On and after WEDNESDAY,, July 1str 1874,
wi, VrsrER Captain j. a. POST. carrying
United States Mail aud Adams Express, will Leave
wharf Rockets TOR aboye-named points MON
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS Ut a.
II. ,,,,, p,yr,n,
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AjId "ork-thc pupils come to look at the
liI|" rather than The attachments which win
H. AMI that after pupils decide that they
1''.t'l attain The prize they cease to make
any ctut.
lac discussion was interrupted, and one
%! >l"r lrugth bad as to making the resou-
l"n> u Rev. Mr.. Phillips. offered last year,
oA religious instruction in our schools, the
>irslti order for II O'Clock to-day.
HE Association refused 10 make it spe-
r'l. order.
IN Discussion Of Rev. Mr.. Phillips paper
''I2 ry>u,ucd. Professor Webster earnestly
lA'"trd The system of prizes, and suggested
'.as >"inr OF the evils may be obviated by
EA."G p,iz'S 10 Il certain high standard OF
a'mnnrnt, that all may by diligence and at
Sentiments reach.
Professor Morrl>ctt. of Culpeper, endorsed
Uic report, and gave incidents in his own
'Ai"lIeAce illustrating the system.
IL report was further discussed by Mr..
'1ihe a'd Mr.. Petty, who explained that his
"'!rrlion was not so much to system Of
!Ii%r> as to the system of Offering few
tliI's which only 4 few can win.
i'c'. DR.. Saunders. of Norfolk, earnestly
,""n',cd the position Of the last speaker.
"Ac'tu III prizes, Dut Dol ID system
.! "Altii one wins al The expense Of another.
~ "'Fn'e,Iy argued that This tends to de-
,.'"Fe seli>hncss and other bad qualities.
il" you'd olicr prizes to all who reach
trf'ah standard. Mr.. Saunders enforced his
',"> III all earnest and telling speech.
Professor j. 4. Turner belonged to an
institution (iiollins Institute) which had
At'cf given Il medal until two years ago,
"'h the board OF trustees had amostforced
'"eni To- have i~o or three medals. He
"'"id only say that his experience aud gen.
'''' Obs rsation was such as to prepare him
80 io'c 10 abolish even these three medals
'''n 10 dispense with the system altogether.
-, l'icssor ;. II. Owens favored the system,
"'d suggested The free use of printers ink
- ''''lilnS the expense Of the medals. He
'~' accustomed 10 print eyer week IN the
New-York tribune., 1874-11-07
THE RAILROADS AND THE GRAIN TRADE.

The Committee appointed by the Produce
Exchange to confer with the representatives of the
New.York Central, Hudson River, Erie. and Pennsyl-
yania Railroads IN reference to lighterage and the
grading of grain presented majority and minority
reports yesterday The minority report prepared by
Carlos Cobb was adopted. 1t Is very elaborate and
details the views Of the railroad representatives The
following are the conclusions:
IT. oppears therefore, gentlemen OF the Produce EI-
change the railroads Will name no period at which a
tariff Will be made embracing all the charges between
the shpper and his merchant That wheh her the grad
ing system Is adopted not the offensive charge for
unloading their lighters will be persisted In. That no
allowance for tariff would be made n consider alton OF
assumiug lghteTage tho par. of the Produce EX-
change Nor thut even canal terms OF delivery
Will he accepted II offered as compromise.
Nothing but absolute unconditional surrender
IA tendered--the law and customs OF common
carriers the world abrogate to their profit. En-
forced individual compliance with usurpaton for six
wears past to be followed by The assumption OF the
yoke by the public act of this Produce Exchange The
minority of your Committee beg TO recommend to the
body of this Produce EXcuangc That 1t rearm Its acts
taken at meeting held July 80 1874. aud the re-
snonsibty Of the refusal OF tue grading plan, as
adopted by this Exchange at the date above named,
npon the trunk lines OF railroads terminating at this
New-York tribune., 1874-11-07
announcemenhI

BURNErr's COOKING EXTRACTS are the best
New-York tribune., 1874-11-07

RARE OLD CHINA, Works or ART.-NOTICE
oy Rryoyu-Mr PREDK inform American
ha removed from 81 70 AZ Pan Mall London Engad where
CBIyAs &c Furniture Clocks Candelshra Enames An
tqlc Bjoutcc few 6ne pcaI9 sale each object "
sold guarantee antiquity AZ Pl Mall s. ". Lon-on
New-York tribune., 1874-11-07

DYEING AND CLEANING, artistic and correct.
r. IoRp III Eighhave Of Feuth-st; $50 Broadway
$50 Broadway Of Seventeenbt PaeEsea
received bI etpIesA
New-York tribune., 1874-11-07
hO" .G NEW VS..

sYBSrsRDAY AT HuDyUrs. IN BROADWAY
.-54' Seea-e5' a-e5' Asuishs-65
New-York tribune., 1874-11-07

DYEING AND CLEANING.-Take your dyeln z
and Cleaning TO DIEING
752 Broadway and 6O siIhaye, NewYors
and lC6 Pierrepontst Brookn. Estabsled 81
New-York tribune., 1874-11-07

foreign work. and sqo for railroad companies. Beside
thcs the value OF $780, for foreign distribuon
were granted, and sl ESQ In funds. -
The various standing committees OF the New-fork
Bibls Society report that during October Ais Iames
residing in the Elghth, Nineteenth, and Twentieth
Wards were and 6s3 Bibles Testaments dIs-
trbuted anObg them by glf ur sale; 237 vessels yng
in the harbor supplied with 2s32 Bibles or Itsta-
ments In drrent languages. and AUS Bibles or Testa
ments were distributed among h2Oo emigrants ahdeo
ai Castle GARDEN.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-07
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

fvlA Avenue Hctel-Senator Lot NJ; morrill, ana Mno
ssjse d gioe Of Maine, Hamilton Harris OF Albany W. ~
Gushs Grow Of Texs Nathaniel Wilson ~ T,,isd
8drmas Housecsre T. Renshsw and Lent X d McDcnsd Of
EtIe fdmes Hos-Bx Senator AtxsnleI
AkAns Nicholas Hosel-EI-Gov. Wm Bgier 9 s
CeAfral james icsen
carotas Gta j. f. Mufo'd Of Rehm1pd ~ ~ s-.
Col H. g. McConb OF Delaware HaisoT H"N-'"' "' 'o
" Very and ", H. Rice Of Worcester. Mass
New-York tribune., 1874-11-07

For an elegant, fashionable HAT of superior
quality 90 direct to the manufacturer EsPKScHKD ll8 Naat
New-York tribune., 1874-11-07

yers bousaes, smallpox skin diseases and other Spring ami
Sumuer ailments Chemists throughout the wo and the
Maker ll3 HobOra.hH London. England Use substitute
New-York tribune., 1874-11-07
POLICE NOTE.S.

Maria Ruby, age 5j, vagrant. with no home.
dropped dsd BEtest yesterday apparently from the elects OF Ill
William Meyer age years fell accidentally
his paIcIs Td.ce, IL No. 100 Avenue
B on THURSDAY and died from his INJURIES Yesterday
New-York tribune., 1874-11-07

INFLAMMATION of all kinds is instantly ar
rested b the Use MAGICAL PAIN ExTAcTo 25
New-York tribune., 1874-11-07

A BRIGHT THING.-KNox's matchless Winter
style senemen. HATS Sold exclusively at 2l2 Broadway and
the Plfth Avenue Hotel
New-York tribune., 1874-11-07

Chasing through your house two or three
tines night slippers fad about be-
protected With HOLINESS BURGLAR ALARA TKLE
GRAPH. 0Gee 57l Broadway.
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ID 4 En-

CULLEY Su5der d. in Ports -utb. Va sep
1|h, GEORGE l.. CULLkh, formerly a Bslti-
Funeral in Baltimore 90 morrow. IBa..im7rs
pagers PHASE COPY
HAhEftOE. ~ LeesArrg. Va Sept. et.r N7s
Mhbl a HkEklSOa daughter % srre gras lave
yer, alter Jgues AID vite q Mr.. Henri 7. Il ar
ll-s D., q LeCstUTE, Va.
KEYS. Cntho 18th inst, JOHN KEYS, in the
80 year q he hgP.
he froLss tie Family sra respectfully isNited
O. attend the fuLel al from L-s Ia.e re-ifaUr cor
Der e. AUD tstTecfs s0LfV e.. 90 Thu iay, the
IL ~ 2. ferFice vii tAhe place d: "a EDouiui-r
OlHICh al o clock q. Ia. 2
MILLS IL Al,N6Tiria caur ~, Va. on the = p
int GATH AkiEE y LIS. AGED - rogra, laugh
ter i NiIgisis 81 d 1lr late Captain Mm n Iis
Relatives and iiitrGs q she FAMILY are respect
fly invited a. attend her funeral frsu s.. Don't
nice ChuIcb, W. Cl' sisg. az 3 O'ci OK : ~.
SAMNoNS. AtFrufa, Nar York. or tIr 27th
II =, a-sd 's vebr-, nr7 = ABS CALDWELL
- MONS, ellest daughter Cftue lace ; JOSIAH p.
Csldv ed, Cf this city.
VAIL ON the ssh inst. q s.l5 % clock o. m.
Yrs eclHlA VAIL, tg-C 3 y,ars,l month, aud
ACags.
Tie furersI y III take Place from her darsh,er's.
Mrs. Y. DalleT, Nc ls3s I'm rect rpffhVast.
TIC hl,uCs II &c Family are rep -ctfEly invited
{ pt ed.
ZIMMERMAN. Monday evening. September
ssIh, CHARLES u . HERMAN, dave CO 7i-r
Lftte a-hiIg. ca C.Iy savings 8alk,D 500 Of n .
Z I u InrTil6L, ln tue -s.h year q his tgs-
TIE fGIera4 Nill take g ace hcf --E lav after
a. OF, q o'Cl1CF. frn lis lsse rosi5ouco n Q 49,
bet tween -'h ard s.ath seft q which be f-iars
and members Jt the fsusly are IuEi'sf q after A
without tuTther notice. GRcp. s-d CIron. please
cory
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
DY LATIMEB & OLEARY,

DY LATIaEB OLEARY,
Aoetioi-- nea. estate Brokers:
Star once Building.
| oHAECERYsALnoFv VALUABLE IMPROVED
s sR pfIn sTsSxT B kEAL EsTATE
VA VA 6 si SfsfRI9F OF F co GtEf "a
~ Il, virtue Of decree q the suprets Court Of
' /, q fi L0Dis en- e. is
sarah Il. TSros; al; the uodsrssned as Trustee.
his isia viii the ash d a. 'Gi
sspt Der, CONNIE ncing :, GelSck p on tbs
premises, the hereinafter de.e Sion OF oriT,sI
lot numbered IA in square Humty-s. I'm mn t
Smses by me trustees ia the es1 rye brick
we ling, containing about Is ro5.-s -, in
Inn ecisteiy afer the above sale ~tFl sell f0f -
nine, TO- suo iproy n,s esch Of sad lots ~ sri
IS being % ieet inches On Ii street, by rs feet
iSmtdia ely after the above sale Will sci lot LET.
tered A, in William ElliottS subdivision of orr
thereon, Consisting OF a large dwelling house.
Ard immediately after the above sale viii sell Lot
square 49, ard improvements therees, c0nsistlng Of
large dwelling house; said lots A snd besng "A
Terms o. sale: One-third PURCHASE money cash,
and balance ef purchase money payasss ia six COY
tertst at eight per cent. per annum until paid; the
payment thereof ~ be secured BY tia pt6missoTy
snreties, TO approved by the trustees, or the
whole Of the purchase monsy can be paid cash on
COuIt. A lien will be retained on tia prcserfy
sold. ard deed will be given until all the pur-
sncing at cost Of the purchaser or purchaser If
purchaser fsis to comply with terms of sale within
IEht TO resell the property sold the snd Isk
Of tEe defruliing purchaser or purchasers. A ds-
sit Of Z SO i'll be required each piece Of prop
JAMES G. PAYNE,I r.,oo,
VIM j. MILLER, trustees
sepT-dSds LATIMEK & OLEABY, Aucts
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~Any young lady who wishes 10 raise a
moustache can al ways do 80 when she kisses q
young man who's got one.-BroOkiyn Argus.
~ Said q man 70 the mayor OF New London :,
whom be met at the state fair, "I have seen
ycur PARDON, - said the mayor, "but think th az
you deceive YOURSELF"
- Certain Boston ladies' are about TO organ
lie a Uluncheon club" IL will be a pleasant
place where they can drop in FOR q coffee cock
tail, q gin sandwich, or sii down for quie {
chat Of six or seven h0aFs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-29

Why MARY BUCKHoLTZ COMMITTED SUI
CIDP.-The corpse of the woman found under
Niagara Falls last Friday has been identified As
that OF Mary Buekholtz, of Hamilton, Ont.
John Roadman seduced her under promise OF
marriage, but married another woman. The
I. cling Ler disgrace, came TO the Falls and
iunptd over a precIpice one hundred feet high.
IN a basket found with her was draft for so,
in favor of her sister Madeline, residing in
Gutenberg, Germany, which she hal drawn
frsm a hank in Hamilton.
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10y u, Ii. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 18th and as. northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF & THREE-STORY
BBICK DWELLING ON THE WEST SIDE
"a II

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE STORY
BBICE DWELLING ON THE WEST SIDE
OF 18Th STREET, BETNEs6 G AND IL
81 By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated September
20 IS A. D. ISL, duly recorded in Liber 66l folio
EISh So, OF tie land records for Washington
county, District Of Columbia and az the REQUEST OF
the party secured thereby, We will sell at public
arction, in front Of the premises, on TUESDAY,
lowing described real estate situate in the city of
Warrington, District of Columbia, TO wit: All that
certain piece parcel If ground, being part of ORR
giCal lot nun beTed twentysiN (26,D in fquare
beTed two hundred and tifty-two, according to the
plan Il said city, and bounded follows, VIZ: Com
nenciog st point on Thirteenth (l3h) street west
ore hundred aud hf'y one (l5l) feet and four a
inches from g street north, and ruOping thence
along sai1 Tnirtesnth (l3tht street nOrthwsrdIy
eiRnNeen Sl feet ar eleven III inches, thence west
parallel with said q It, one hundred aud four (lO4
fte', thence south parallel with said Thirteeath
(l3hl street eighteen Isl feet and eleven )inches,
THENCE east parallel with said q street hundred
and four l0 feet to the place Of beginning togeth-
eT With the improvements as above.
Terms One-third cssh, anf balance at six and
~ Give months, for which instruments the pur-
chsser will be required to give his prOmissOry notes
bearing Interest at the rate Of ten per cent per an
rum from cay Of sale, aud secured by deed of
b. required OF the purchaser at time of sale All
Convey8nclnP st purchasers cost. If terms of sale
arr not complied with in seven days from day OF
sale the property will be resoll at tie risk and cost
81 the dtfsulting purchaser Iurch asers after five
days adveItiseu tnt in some one or more pa
WILLIAM STICKEEY, (r,-.oo
GEORGE Ii. PLANT. AtH''o0''
Ut. COLDw ELL,
81 pF-eoHds IRepI Salesman
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STRAW JKwELRY is something new. The
earrings are small baskets, stars, dsggers, and
so forth. and there IL a funny kind of bracelet,
like stripes of a cane chairs bottom. The
latest novelty in earrings ia probably the singu-
lar pair which was sported by a dashing Paris
ian belle at a recent wedding. From each ear
hung a small gold gridiron, on which was laid a
heart formed of earnets.
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u hacti9aeoTs ana Real Esss.e Bro,er,,
Southwest corner Penusylysuia and 18th street
stsr ofioe Building.
CATALOGUE SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSE.
"a onMUS6AY S6RNiNG, october >, 1874,
VA eommeLcirg st 10 O'Clock, ~ the ra-itencs Of
Hlnorthwest, We rhal sell has snper6 collection
OF Household Hi cts, CON pTisiug in pat
Rosewood. case steiagay PisGof,rte, (fuu sizeD
=, sewoSd Piano S;oVl, iley Upholstered.
one Gilt frame French-Ilate Mirror, feet Inches
high, by feet luches vide.
One Git f. anne Fra nCh plate Mirror feet inches
Walnut, sisna msJfI;-sase Etegere, with golI
i.chss high, - e 9 iaches wile,
WalIut, Tonnesseo-Ila;ble TOP Center FeS'7, gold
Elessit Bqli-wcrk, NaElls-,o2 Cabinet, mounted
B,swccd PsS@ sHf Ti re m e ssp
wsllgt OH P4iiOr suite, upholstered n crimson
atom bTooeteiis, 7 pi ces.
E E,,,i EeS E. Cars.
: CANT WiId1a has sing, ia s.l!a aqalacs.
giant Ccinlce, for aY .td 81 e winioSs.
Z egant Jspa..lse ana Cais csc Vases, Br1azs aai
EuP,ri' a. Bxnitsier, Ereisb, ED Tlrestiy Oar
=, nil SER, Turkisb, a9d Velvet Bug.
DIAEEG-hO0N
Walnut Dining suite, CO.., lung OF Frelch-pIste
gani-l mirr,I, 7l35 AG
s fs.t vide ~ 10 Z let IS 'ong.
E!essnt French China Service, ard superb set Of
Ten Ginire Chairs, upholstered with Russia leather
Two Alms Chairs. upDols'el &C vita hussis iaather.
Carving Table, elegantly carved.
siena h tabletop Silver STAND.
EeDts one ceryed B. Uffei, Si-Ba Msrb P,yifh
French, plate Mirror, SIC b. zA6, elegantly
Elegant Cornice and Win FOWL ansi. g.
Crimson Fire Screen.
knbro ideTed Table Cover.
One PRrlOT Fountain, ia working Order.
HALLS.
Handsomely. carved Walnut Hal stand, with
FrtDth-Ils E MirrJr, 5Ni by 2NlU,
Russia leather
Ele CANT Han aud stair Carpets.
LIBRARY.
Handsomely -Enished Walnut Book-cls7, with
FIegent Wslhnt narbIs.top Table.
SIN Walnut { flee Arm Chairs.
Elegant Walnut Lounge, upholstered II crimson
Walnut Marble top Wine B,uff,t
tirsaIt WindoE-LaT gin i az O Or
CHAMBERS.
SeyersI superb Chamber Suites, with elegant Dress
,,.,E,tsses SD smolrgs' With IISa55- 2laio
SiUsls wslrut Beds;eads # the same desiSa,
e. gait h'te hair Mattresses.
F FHe Fg,ther Pill2Es I'D BOistsis.
Servants Furniture, &c.
ALSO,
An extensive assortment of Uhina aud Glassware,
heiriEerstors, sideboards, Safes, Kitchen
N. B we would state that an Of tls above fur
Eiture wss usde to oder fer General Saith By 3.
| RenVics & Son, No. 81 r nth Howard street, Bal.
t,ihoIe' GnG The carrots were lEnishsd by acDoS-
tIi Co., Ot tie seine ely, all o. which hay been
ia use bat ten months, shs Vh ls comprising o. q
| q the most select and complete outh,s in this
| Horse fer sale or rent, witch Is one Of the most
cor pltte nd elegant Iesi the city. Apply
on the .. misses. LATiMER Z CLEABY:
eepl9d6ds AIc,i2nesrs
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NV AND sECOHD-HAND-ONs PRICE
~ ONL 1.-nev Clothing sold at very ressona-
Die prices eeleete xtook o. second hand Clothing
very cheap At yUeTH 3, s19 ID street northwest.
streets DsrthSests jJs-tr
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vM. l.. WALL CO. AuctiOneers,
ID 100 and 500 Pen1syiTsais svsuue.
GIANT WALNUT oH.NRrE
PIANO ELA NUT wARDRoBEs BbOK
SUITES, VA. Us, WALNUT AMI, TSTTa
G GHsk ft BHgEa ',EGrsasRks, HtrRs6ks
sIpEhoARps, PAh. q, sc. AN
shUCk ntTTRssss, yMoBsINe, sspteu.
Der 80, 1874, oom11. floor Of ouT ..ia s.
wv we Will sell, on the first 'urnituTe &c n
rooms, an elegant assortment of b. N''' LII
part
One Piano,
One elegant Walnut Chamber Set three pie 'esf e.
nessee marble. with fine Dressing c asa, -.
Twenty Walnut Chamber Sets, three pieces, q. rev
from the naBnfscturer,
teversl Cottage Chamber Sets,
" alnut Mar bic top eiesbosrds, Bureaus,
Becste ads, WardrObes Bookcases, RteEeres,
Two Frer ch-plate Mirrors, Extension Tables,
air and ShUck Mattresses,
Twenty hve sets Tucker Springs,
Chairs, &C.
PARLOR FURNITURE.
Twenty elegant Psrlor Sets, Walnut Frames, Reps,
several Sets in Green and Striped Reps and Tsrrys
se2s2t w. l.. WALL 4 CO, Ascts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-29

In one OF the towns OF Caledonia county, Yer
mont as young man was about starting Tor
the Freemen's meeting, bis grAnImothers very
old lady, addressed hIm: sNOw 10 Won be sure
sud vote against Julg- Poland" WAR; SAID
the gentleman, 81 think Jgdge Poland {. a very
good man." sWell," said tie old LADY. uba
may be, hut they 90 say he made that awful gag
law, and supVpse u h. the cruelest way OF pat
ting any body 70 death that ever was invented"
~FOrfy go!d wstches, valued at 5000 were
sio.en from Goicsmlths' hall, Toronto, on SatuT-
Gay night.