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rled into eject. In 1857 he was charged with being
concerned with MaZZlnl and others IN conspiracy
against the life of LOUIS Napoleon. whether the
evidence was true or not cannot be ascertalned,
but IL was held by the imperial government sum-
GENTLY strong to warrant the exception OF his
name from the general amnesty OF 1860. BY the
last amnesty. however, be was permitted 10 return
to France, winch he dld; out ne mad no been oack
long before he was again accused or cOnsplrinR,
and was forced to seek safety in night.
during his exile M. Ledru- Rolin resided alter
nately in London an1 Brussels. He has written
large number OF legal and political WORKS. vi the
latter MS la Docadence de dAngieterre" Is well
known 10 Engllsh readers for It's bitter attack on
the Instti utlOns of England
Few men OF his time nave passed on from so
many prosecutions to so many trlumphs, and the
reverse; with such rapid and br aDt alterna-
tons. He was allied at different times with Kos
suth, Mazzn, Ruge and other republicans OF the
same prominence. He laely lived IN village
near Paris, IN an Odfashioned house, that has
been in the family for $50 years. and furnished
with furniture half q century old. HIS wne
never deserted him or lfis cause, put
they have been at times so poor that
both were Obliged to DO TRANSACTIONS TO gain
bread and butrer At siXty.slx years OF age, and
DEAL he re-entered political lie ana closed his
most remarkable career IN his beloved France,
whence ne mad been so often banlshed ana l0r
which he had suffered so much SO willingly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-01
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 81, 1874.
CLEARED.

Steamer Baltic (Br). Kennedy. Liverpool via Queens.
Steamer Holland Br) Simpson, London-F W J
Steamer westphala CGerA Ludwig. Hamburg-Kun
Steamer Crescent City, Curtis, Havana-w Clyde
Steamer Gen Barnes, Cheeseman savannah-W R
Steamer Richmond, Read, Norfolk, City Point and
RichmondIod Dominion Union steamship hes,na Go nimoct
Ship Royal Alice (Br), Hughes Lverpooi-Arken.
: Ship Rosa Bonheur (Br). Baker, Liverpool-snow 4
ship Montana OBJ. sleghtholm. Gasgow-snow 4
Ship Trlmountan, Jones' Chimbote and Callao-snow
BARK yinnia Brl. Conn, Llvcrpool..Boyd 4 Hincken.
Bark ALARM Nor. Teresen, CORK Tor orders-Funch,
Bark Virginia Stafford ,Br,, Curry, vaencia-James
Bark Morning Light (Br), Travis, Hayana-Micr
BARK Chestina Redman, Redman, Havana-s Loud
Bark NJ Haven, Ulrick sagua-Miller Houghton.
Brig Emma Shaw OBJ, Macumber, Dunkirk-simp
Brig Fidelia, White, Gibraltar and market-Mer
Brig Victoria, Sanders. Barbados-H Trowpridge's
schr Ann Susan (Br). Cannon. Morgan Pile W
schr Frank Emery. Falker, Barbados-Danicl Trow.
schr Evsline; Wilder, Tampco-Jw Wilson Go. :.
Schr Laura Pride tBrl stevens, Nassau-Brett son
schr Alexander (Br, Forbes, Halifax, Ns-Heney &
schr Early Bird Reed. St Augustine-Bentley, Glider
Schr VIM Jones, Robinson Key West and Pensacola
schr Bram6all. Gillette savannah-Evans, Ball
Co
schr T Weaver Gladding, Richmond-Evans, Ball 4
Co
Schr c Jones' Snow. Batmore-w Chalmers.
schr spark (Br), Sullivan, Misunderstanding 4
Archibald.
schr Eclipse. Conklin Baltirpore--w Chalmers
Scnr smith, Snow, New Bcdford-Fergusor Il
Wood
schr W Mangum, Chase New Bedford-Ferguson 4
Wood.
scnrs Goodwin, Williams. stamrord-stamioro Man
ufacturing Co.
schr Thos Owens, Simpson, New Havcn-waydeli 4
CO.
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
steamer City of Montreal l,rl; Warehouse, LIVERPOOL
Dec IL and Queenstown Sth with ndse ana passengers
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker Norfolk, city Point
and Richmond with mdse and passengers to the Old Do
steamer louisville Mills Philadelphia, with coal to
Bark Dorothy tof Aberystwirh Williams. Colombo 1903
days with mdse to iOwiand Aspnwail vessel 10 Geo
Brig Julia Cof st Johns NF). Bridge Pcrnambuco 81
days with sugar TO Bowring 4 Archibald Crossed the
schr Roger Drury. Bray, Pensacola 70 days with lum
naval stores to order vessel 10 . Loud Co.
Overton Hawkins.
The brig Talbot of Lonaon which a., arrived soth re-
VII s
NV gales; Dec 81 had heavy gale from 5. In which
ions mn nam rail- and stove companion The
officer was carried overheard but was washed ON board
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Electra, Young, Providence tor new York
Brig Hattie Fettis Br5, Pettis Halifax. Ns, for New
Brig Princess Beatrice tBrl simonds, Boston for New
YORK, in ballast to II a vatable on
' schr Meteor, Nicholson Providence for New YORK.
sehr nm6sr oapay Calais Tor New
Schr Mary lice, Durham, New Haven for Port John.
schr Morgan: Walker, Fall River for Baltimore.
schr Old zack, Maynew. New London for Port john
schr Melville Bryant new, Buckley, Greenport IL
in ballast to Evans Ball Co.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Eleanor, johnson. New York for Portland.
scnr Joseph Farrell, Gregory Virginia for New Haven
schr Person Ferris, New York for Portchester.
schr Chief Smith New York for Norwich.
schr VIM Brown. Dill, New York for Bristol.
Schr Exeter. Pendeton New York Tor Bath.
schr 9rand9 smith, Ferris iiobqkenf TOR Porteheser
schr William Mangum Chase. New York tor New
Bedford.
schr Ida Palmer Palmer New York for Stamford
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A DIAMOND ROBBERY.

Charles Reynolds and Michael Fletcher were ar
rested last evening by Detectives Bennett and
Golden as they were going In ana out OF pawn
shops. When searched "a pair 'ci handsome da-
mond earrings and some studs were found IN their
possession. 1t was next ascertaned tnat Mrs.
Dunham OF No. 242 west Filty-1rst street, had
made complaint Of q robbery, and on inquiry
tine lady ldentned the jewelry recovered as her
property, which she valued at $780,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-01
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains are
informed that by teegraphing to the HERALD London
Bureau No 46 Fleet street the arrivals at and depart
ures from pean ports and other ports abroad of
American and all foreign vessels trading with the
United States will be cabl ed to this country
tree Of charge and published.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-01
RESIGNATION OF PARK COMMITS
SIONER BISSINGER.

Mr.. Philip Bissinger, Commissioner in the De.
parlment OF Pubic Parks, has sent letter to
Mayor Wickham. rendering his resignation. The
exigencies OF his private business Is the only
reason Tor the STEP and ne states that he only
cepted ofice under pressure Of friends. MIR. Bis
singer has long contemplated resigning his posi-
ton and takes the opportunity afforded by the
incoming administration to act. 1t Is understood
that Mayor Wlckam will promptly accept the
resignation,
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THE DUKE OF MONTROsE.

The Duke OF Montrose died yesterday, as an.
nOunced by cable. The Right Honorable
Sir James Graham, Duke of Montrose ana
MARQUIS OF Graham and Buchanan, with
many other titles OF nobility, born the 10th
OF july in the year 1890. He was, therefore, over
seventy.hve years OF age. Descended rom noble,
kingiy Scottish family, he devoted him.
self to the public service OF Great Britain
at an early age, and held high positions
under the crown. He was the nth Duke OF
Montrose having succeeded his father, who was
the fourth OF that title, on the 3otn Of December, IN
the year 1886.
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SAILED.

Steamers westphalia .Gep,, for Hamburg; Holland
vannah; Richmond, Richmond, &c; barks Gustaye
(GerJ Bremen: Doctor Falk Ger, Hamburg; Gaetano
kepetto utap. Dublin; Ceres Ger, Liverpool; brigs
Virginia. Point-a-Pitre; Pansv (Br L0Ddon Eliza
THOMPSON, Arroyo PR: Beatrice Suppicch ger, Gas
gov; Genitorl Figli utaD, Penarth Roads; Manlius
(Br), ST Jago de Cuba.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Capt Young, of steamer Eleanora reports that the
outward buoy Pollock Rip, Nantucket Shoals, Is
missing, and has been for two weeks.
NEWPORT Dec 3l-Buoy No 2. located off Watch Hill
Point, went adrih 2Sth inst
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WHALEMEN.

letter from Capt Chase, of ship California of NIB.
ports her Norfolk Island Oct y having taken 200 bbs
oil since leaving Islands Nav 6l25J 2OU
VIII all told ali we'll The 200 bbls sp OIL taken
the August the only whales seen in ten months
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MISCELLANEOUS.

~-~.
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
cicnt cause; publicity required: no charge unul
divorce granted advice free. NJ. HOUSE, Attorney lsi
Broadway.
BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
~ OF different States; legal everywhere no publicity;
no fees in advances advice free 2s every
state. rfEDEhl1N hiNt
COunseor-at-Law, GOD Broadway
4 HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. BROJKLYN COR
open IRONS A. NJ to- "
On SUNDAY from 5 to5 r. W.
HOLIDAY PRESENT =
AFFECTION AND CHARITY
for
WIFE. MOTHER. SISTER OR FRIEND.
WHEELER WILSON
SEWING MACHINE
Their new salesroom.
No. A Fourteenth street.
Union square, New York,
viii be Kept open evenings during the holiday season.
NERVOUS DBBILITY.-IMPoRTANT TO INvA.
by ndiscreons, excuses or oyerwork OF me nran
and nervous system, WINCHESrERs SPECIFIC
PILL tested Tor 80 with perfect Is 9
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The following table shows the number OF vessels which
passed through He'll Gate during the year ending DE
her
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-01
COMMERCE OF THE PORT OF NEW
YORK FOR 1874.

have arrived at this port via Sandy Hook, from
foreign ports during the ending December 81 1874,
total OF 5,155 vesscs as ioilows-- -
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During the same period via sandy Hook, total OF
1895 vessels arrived from domestic ports will be seen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-28

The question whether employees of the
govern ment in Washington can vote in
their ma tive states Notwithstanding local
regulations prescribing a certain time of
actual residence in election districts came
up before Judge Lawrence, of New York.
the other day on the application of clerk in
the Treasury department for a mandamus to
compel the entering of his name on the
registry of voters in an election district i'm
New York, to which he has recently re-
moved, and in which he will not have resided
thirty days on election day. Judge Law
renee said he did not see how a resident de
Jure could have greater rights than a resi-
dent de facto. On last Saturday ne had
denied motion for a mandamus in the case
OF person who, while physically a resident
IN one election district in this CITY, hal
moved into another, and wanted to vote in
the latter, although he would not have lived
there by election day thirty days without
counting his day OF removal and election
day. The counsel for the government en-
ploye claimed that under the laws of the
United States his client, being a government
official necessarily absent from his home,
lad right to elect in what election district
IN New York city he should consider his
residence, and that any duration of domiciIe
in such district would qualify him to vote
therein. Judge Lawrence took the matter
GEder consideration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-28

A short time since the hearts of the bum.
mers confined in the Baltimore jail were
made glad by the statement originating in a
San Francisco paper that the ''surfeit cure
was 10 be tried on them; in other words,
That their bread was to be moistened with
rum; their meat cooked in gin; their coffee
havored with whisky; in fact, that every.
thing they ate or drank was TO be saturated
with sptrifuS JrIonera,i. The theory is among
some that a continuous regimen like this
would surfeit the most confirmed tippler
and eau sc him thereafter to loathe the sight,
smell, or taste Of Intoxicating liquor. The
professional bummers in limbo were doubt
less willing and even anxious TO give the ex-
pertinent fair trial, but now comes the
Baltimore Sun and denies the statement.
saying that the long line of soakers who will
now drift into the jail will find great disap.
Pointment when they present themselves
Tor whisky In theirn" TO the warden.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-28

Mary complaints are m 3de O. the NUS
ance from the paving carts dropping the tar
mixture on the streets to be carried on the
feet over steps, floors and carpets. "House-
keeper" in yesterdays STAR. made a very
good suggestion for a remedy OF this provok-
ing and costly annoyance, by causing a
board trough TO be suspended at the tail OF
the cart to catch the tar as 10 runs therefrom.
Roubtless the District authorities will COM
pei remedy of this evil, through this or
some other method.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-28

Mr.. Chester W. Chaplin, president of the
Boston and Albany railroad company, who
proposes To deprive the New England states
OF the benefits OF the fast mail train
service on AID after the Isl proximo, is a
member elect 10 the Forty fourth Congress
from the 18th district of Massachusetts. 1t
has been suggested TO the Postmaster Gene
raj TO relieve him of the burden OF carrying
the through mail altogether on and after the
date mentioned. His road is one OF the most
handsomely paid for such service In the
country, and the deprivation of $500 per
mile paid him by the government might
have tendency to make him initiate the
hberality and public spirit of Scott and Van
derbilt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-28
The baltimore ElectIou.

The election in Baltimore yesterday re-
suited in the success Of the democratic ticket
by majority OF about 2 500. Before the elec-
tion IL was held by good judges of Maryland
politics that IL the democrats carried Balti-
more yesterday by from 5000 TO 10000 they
would have good prospect of carrying the
state at the election next week. They hav-
ing failed TO carry that city by anything ap-
preaching that majority, the ''reformers"
viii doubtless feel encouraged to make a
sharp contest at the state election.
Mr.. Ca rroll, the democratic candidate for
governor, though concededls a man of good
abilities and high personal character, will
labor under the disadvantages OF sectarian
hostility on account of his religion, (Catho-
lic,l and from disaffection To him on account
of his alleged connection with the Whyte-
German Bannon ring. 1t Is asserted on be-
half OF this 'ring' that they have never
stolen any public money or sought to make
pecuniary gains by their operations, but IL is
not denied that they have made pretty I'm
scrupulous effort TO grasp the political ma
chinery OF the state for ambitious ends, and
that good many bal men have been lifted
to position under their sway. II the disaf-
lection in Western Maryland to the .sring
rule" reaches anything like the proportions
reported, the reform" ticket has pretty
fair chance of success.
The Baltimore papers are full of charges of
fraud in the yesterdays election, on either
side. and the American states that the reform
committee propose to contest the electi IN of
Mr.. Latrobe as mayor. Ca the other hand,
the Gazette charges heavy frauds upon the
"refOrmers" and the custom house employees
in the way of"repeating," importing voters,
&c. From the peculiarly heavy voting in
two or three of the Lstrobe wards, 1t would
appear possible that the charge of fraud may
be brought home in that quarter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-28

"A case was decided by the United States
Supreme Court the other day, In which the
question TO be settled was whether war ex-
listed in this country April g, 1861. The
court held that while war did actually exist
AT the date named yet as 1t had not been de-
elared or publicly recognized by the Presi-
dent, IL did not have the effect to work dis.
solution OF a partnership, OF which a mem
Der or members resided in New York and the
others In New Orleans. The proclamation OF
April IL, 1851, is not regarded as a distinct
recognition of an existing state of war, nor
yet is that OF the 18th of April, which an
nounced the blockade. The reference to the
people OF Louisiana In these cases is to "citi-
Gems OF revolutionary states" and Ia the
Judgment of the Court the purpose svowed
by the President is inconsistent with their
being regarded as enemies. TIE Court failei
10 state when an actual state OF war was OFF,
cially recognized by the United States.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri.
Il beTs have obtained from the Supreme Court n
the District OF Columbia, helding q Special Term,
letters testame MARY the personal estate OF
ELlZaBETH ABBOTT, late of the District Of
Columbia deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof 10 the
snbscripeis, on OF before the 18th day of October
all Der eft of the said estate Given under our hands
thb Got day of October, 1875.
CH.s. ABBOTT,
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PIC ESQUE ROPE!
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The undersigned are informed that ne co,y1s-
seTs Of serial publication consisiilg Of od en-
gdtugs Of European places are representing
tlH ne publication Of PICTURESQUE
EUROPE, announced ~ as q year or more
900. has been abd,liOned, and that The uork
oTeTed by them is substituted therefor.
This. q erefore, is TO inform the public that
"PICTUREsQUE EURoPE"is In as sctive prep
arston es Is possible. consistent with borough ex
eelienoe Of the steel plates and wood eugrsvings,
end mat It's publication will begin in the of
few weeks: The eneravirgs OF this work are ell
new they have been prepared by the cooperation
Ell American and EDslish artists, who have been
trasellpg over every part Of EUROPE in order to
cure entirely correct and late views Of the pic
turetque places No labor is or has been spared to
render this publicati N the most Trustworthy and
elegant production of the kind ever issued
The public is warned against all publications
beariD imilar titles 10 that selected by u.s. which
are no. being smuggled into circul stion by the
false representations of the cauvasssrs "PIC.
TUhESQUE EUROPE" viii bear upOn its title
psse he lame Of the undersigned publishers all
other works pnrporfing 70 be the same spurious
limitations. Respectfully,
ID. APPLETON IL CO.
NEW YORK, August, 1875. Oct255 ST
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BOARDING..

DUAhUING.
TWO YOUNG LADIES CAN FIND BOARD
With pleas ant room, in q private family. No
o'her boarders. Apply IT c2s 23d street NORTH
west. ocf9S o.
A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN SECURE
"A GOOD BOARD in private FANNY with large
second story froDf room ga heat and privilege Of
sth room included. for go per mouth Address
hOME, CITY Post Office. octz5-at'
RpARpING -FURNISHED PARLOR and
bhphOOM for rent, with board, Cos l2th
EOR RENT-ROUM, with Board. IN priy,f.
- family. Terms ressol able. IuQcire ct 32-
lin street DortbMett, between and o. octB 81
MEABERS OF C0NGREee AND OTHERS
WI desiring handsomely ~ RNIsHED hOOMs,
s S,,n CT without Board, by .pPlyins at 1915
changed. Furnished House for rent. oct36 81
MEMBKRs OF CONGRIsS AND OTHERS
NA oesiring sup rior accommodations for tue win
ter season will find Handsomely FURRIsHED
Rooms, en- suite or single, with B0ARO, s23 aud
$40 vermont ave.. OPP Arlington Hotel octzs-2w
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LOST AND FOUND.

4 OeT-On Wednesday, October q, on Penusylys-
- MIA avenue, b-tNeen 18th and 18th Streets one
Geld Sieve BUTTON. A liberal reward will be
gwen ii left az l11b Pa. ave. IL
Il lOth street, New York avenue, aud ami l4th
streets northwest, on last evening. A liberal re-
ward will be paid IL left at 80 laih ST. a W. IL
con REwARD-A POCKET BOOK containing
S%V two $50 notes and Building Association re,
ceirfs &C; supposed TO be lost between Government
Printing Once and B. & o. Il. q. depot The AZ we
rev ard will be given If returned at this Office It,
OST-A Scotch Terrier PUe; ears and tail
- cropped Answers TO the name OF ~
r.fnrn to DR. JAMES =. MORGAN, No s05 4
sueet northwest. oct2s 81
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nB. PERABKAU f1AcHRS PIANO. 8AR-
- N0EY, eul the Qliuvss1ca Of - vo,c> a.
e s s. i 4 ~ seq rsss No
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DOTTED MEATS,
POTTED MEATS,
PO1TED MEATS,
POrTED MEAS,
POTTkD MEATS,
Prepared ex pressly for EXcursionsts
and Travellers for Luncheons.
POTTED TONGUE,
Prepared expressly for Luncheons.
POTTED HAM,
- Prepare ex pressly for Luncheons.
POTTED TURKEY,
Prepared ey pressly for Luncheons.
POTTED CHICKEN,
Prepared express ly for Luncheons.
POTTED BEEF,
Prepared expressly for Luncheons.
One can enough for Lunch for six people.
9. g. CORNWELL 4 SONS,
FINE GROCERS,
oct23-r 141s Pa. ave f, OPP. Wilards Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-28

NEW AND ELEGANT
Dress Goods.
We. all the particular attention Of our Customers
ana the public To our very elegant assortment OF
NEW FALL DRESS GOODS,
PLAIN oio,b-eeiorsd bksss SILKS. 'f'"e"'0 OF
9 Eli q and sr f, aI s.s. and ooorsa Vel
,ye'sfr OveIdresses,
Cists Selorsd Merinos and Csshmeres, oil qualities
lIesaIt X nicke, booker and cher Piaids. in all
wool and Csmel's H.ir fabriaues with IN .ny other
GOODS Of mp be. tor sl.s
ever offered Ia this mark It, and all at New ork
w. M. SINISTER 4 $40,
1t 9I9 PrnnsyivsniA avenue.
STILL GREATER REDUCTIONS.
j. Q. wISwALLA 60.
HAVE JUST RE0EIvBD AN
IMMENSE STOCK
NEW GOODS
F0R FALL AND WINTER,
CONSISTING OF
DRESS GOODS.
SAH Moo snA.i
CAsSlME RES,
UNDERwEAR, &C.,
DIRECT FROM AUCTION.
We enabled to sell
ANDR0SC09GIN COTTONS
At 10 Gents per yard;
BEST wAMsU1TA COTTONS, IL Gents;
EXTRA HEAVY CANTON FLAHNELs 8 Gents,
AND OTHER DOMESTIC GOODS AT
LESS THAN MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
200 PAIRS
FINE WOOL ll.4 BLANKETS
at So; usual price $40. Also,
DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY, THE BEST
WOOL BLANKET
Ever Sold for 81.
UNDERWEAR,
For Ladies' Gents and Children, at less than cost of
Men, uNDERsH1Kr su and DRAWERS O osn.,
BLACK SILKS, the choicest makes and qualities,
from bankrupt sac.
BEST GOODS EYER GOLD FOR THE
BLACK CAsBMEREs, 65 Cents to n.
BLACK ALPACAS 25 Cents; decided bargain rs.
yard. PO'
Full width !alI Linen TABLE DAMAsK, SO
Cent per yard.
The entire stock at an average reduction of 2s
per cent. on former prices.
&c. WISWALL Il CO.,
$40 SEVENTH STREET,
oci25-tr Near Pennsy lvanis avenue
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub,c,i.
the District OF Columbia, helding q Special Term,
letters testamenlsry on the personal estate Of
assips. the said deceased are hereby warned to
ON or before the 18th das of tas
ne nsr, tsey may otherwise BY law be excluded from
Thu 26th day of October, 1875;
MARTHA d ABBorr
octZs th-H@ Executor and Executrix
IL THE SUPREME COUh OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
GEORGE w LINviLLE ct al rs. WV. d. O. MUIR
- on considerable. T the Es:siser. rep;r. of sale
"a; same, II the p.T!iOn Of land known as
fhs Poss%ac 0Snpsnssa .9andfnnat lying
use OF the bank Of the canal for as
26h day Of October D. is7s, ordered that the sale
u ade and reported by said Receivers be and the
the fP Sa
2f,h day of November, 1875.
The report states the amount Of sale to be S6725.
A true scpy-R J. Mics, GIerk. . o''''s' &C.
BY B. MElGs. Jr., Assistant. oct2s th.st
RuTTER, EGGS AND POULTRY.
Fresh receints daily by axn-as. NJ oho;,. pou