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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-12-23
WHISKY FRAuna
Thirteen New Indictment ill
st. Louis, Including One
Against Gen. Babc0cR.

!
ST LOUIS, Dec TO-. Tie Grand
Jury presented thirteen new III.
dictments, including one against
Gen Babcock, fill whom officers
have gone To Chicago.
Nav York, Dec. 10. IA Times
special from st. Louis. says the
Indictment against Gen. Babcock
was found by i vote of 18 to j in.
favor of 4 true bin. The charge
contained Id the indictment II
conspiracy 70 defraud The Treas
ury of the United States.
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others interested
Z AYING perfected my Saving Ma
I'LL chine. those interested are invited
To- examine the snne, previous to the
10Th Of October
The machine for cutting Shingle
Blocks, Saw-iogs, Cord wood. etc., will
occupy space of two feet square, and
weigh two hundred ana thirty pounds.
WALL cut q two-foot log through III five
minutes.
Ihe machine for cutting down traas,
and cutting up combined, will occupy
u space OF four hy fve feet, anal wili
weigh thee hundred and tifty pounds,
movable On wheels
Communications hy mail will bo
answered
FRANK MOORE.
Lake Charles. I.a., Sept l6, 1875.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-12-23

Get your Christmas turkey roasted
1t Christian Johnson bakery and res-
saurant.
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T.rEspnRe. T.A.. Dee 15. 1sz6.

liEE9BBh@s l4A.y Lee, I'D, 1915.
Pursuant To call previously mad
and published q mass msetin9 Of th
Democratic voters Of Cameron parish
Louisiana, was held It'll the Coarthous
Ill Tie town of Leesburg. on the 6tl
daY of December, al. I'D. 1875. ane
adorted Tile following preamble AK
resolutions
SYNOPSIS on PREAMBLE AND RESOLUTIONS
we are u sympathy Will the identi
led interests of the State of Louisiana
That these interests can only be pro.
hcted or promoted through tic united
tiorts of ail persons within the pale 81
bis sympathy; That the Democrats 81
his State should endeavor TO secure
borough organization to the end Of
Unison and cooperation That with d
COMPREHENSIVE, liberal, and above al}
salutary platform of political princi-
ples we will deserve, and secure the
gmpathY and support oft ali men who
Ge honestly attached To Republican
Institutions Therefore. id mass meet
ng resolved:
lst That independent candidates for
representative offices ar,e nnfrienfIv Ia
III party organization. ana should re-
peive 10 support nom lily Democratic
purity
2d That we send two delegates to
Bbe gfafa Democratic t,,pv,,,,tif5g III. l,a
aed i'll New Orleans, Jan S. 1876
81. That such delegates shall DE fully
Instructed by tliis mass needing which
istractions silaIl be contained in tbe
0lowing resolutions
4th. iva protest aoainst the Reoistra-
nn ana Election Etws III this st,1te as
eine snsceptibb tf tbe viiast ,,ses
lbyersiye nj f,lif ballot obnayifns n,
pub iciuI form 0T government aad
rfy onerous.
9TH That tic manner and timoo 81
abliaatiaR III the Iast election law was
aet so Vdiaiis III III principles pf fgae
rerlInept. that Ioa,sianians 0nlv
el,t6ed ARE same Under t,e conviction
at bay0psgs Ware in readiness I'M en.
ace It'll Operation. .tliel tllab oatlawry
Is tia silfts e0ngsunence of rssistapep
tie salne.
UtLts y HIRE bl1Gs IfftEtklGE Oh HGItbEI6Lt Oftl4
us til Ellis State las increased afa
cfeasiise iua should be duDiaishad
7th. Ilie st.lte should INV III dslyts +
th9se contracted iii GOOD faith. ana
which she lliss received an aduly- /
hit.
Ssh. IA rigillv economical admins
ZION Isl affairs III shlte Us every de-
tment Is demanded.
9th That all sectional issues be
8aored III erecting political platform
the campaign IA 1876. ana only such
inciples I'LL tend ta reform III abuses
d re- ACCOMPLISHMENTS Of purity of gov
nment be embodied.
10th. F1vors reduction 0f volume of
rreney 10 that degree as will equalize
With ctsin, Int opposes the substitute
III nf d non-interestdabt f0r one bear-
interest.
llth Ye ask ontv far eaual lawa
u equal rights equal penalties and
lsl burdens under Che laws.
l2th. That VIE dire inseparably ALI
RReI t0 the constitution and It'll tile
institutions 0f tho United States,
pledge property md existence to
demand that THE nation protect iii
our rights, h0nors and republican
n vi State government, and Chat the
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And the same rates from New Iberia
To Lake Charles. 80 tbs baggage al-
lowed to each seat, 90 per cent dednc-
tion on round trip 10 either point.
Stage OIFIcE at Lake Charles, nc y.
WI Bryan stores corner Courthouse
Square
July y, 1875 1y
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-12-23
u. s. MAIL STAGE ROUTE.
Lake Charles and New Orleans.
soHEDULE 81 ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES

Leaves New Iberia tuesdays Thurs
days ANA Saturdays, AZ VI. M; ariives
NJ Lake Charles next days Ut 3 II ar
Leaves Lake Charles Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at i. All.
arrives at New I0eria next days at \
a. M
New. Light and comfortable, mail
coaches, will carry passengers at tile
following rates
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-12-23
80 000 oRANaE TREEs
- 80. NIaenIl - 80.

For Sale CIaeap f0r Cash,
0r EN- terms, wills good gnaramtec. Il
Will gIva ail facilities tor payments. 4
haYe seme trees from 8. A. III 4 ana L
year oldi as the disposition Of pnrchNs-
ers 4 guarantee these traes to ba of tigst
quality far taa a4etness and si1a UT
thc frait theF viii produce retlue
tion NTill Ia made en tta price for those
purchasing large quantity Win ship
tnesa An boxes one as more tgees in
each hax. according t0 the demand
foxes containing 21 DUE wear nlA
trees l0 ets apiece. Boxes containing
e two year nld sEeea, 85 ets apieea.
Boxes containing q thFee year ald
trees SO et apiece Boxes containing
Z fpur year old trees, 15 cts aaieaa.
Boxes containing ! GIVE yeaf old tr4e.
FL anieea
vi T0UCHT.
lske CHARLES h Sept
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Theprincipal officers e Lake Charles
Lodge No. l65, e.. q "a. M. recently
elected for the ensuing Masonic year,
are Oscar ~ Lyons W M q W..
Bryan, s. W r. hi szgsrald, J. NJ. !;
John G. Gray, Secretary, and jacob
RYAN, Treasurer
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European Views Of the Result I'm

1t was to be expected, the New York Pos,
says, that the British press would express
satisfaction at the result OF the October
elections in America" asa cable dispatch
Gays they are now doing. Whatever mis-
takes the London newspapers may some
Lines make In respect to the details OF
American politics, they can very easily IN
derstaDd the controversy between hard
money and an irredeema5le curreucy-be-
tween the honest payment Of debts and repu-
citation. The Ohio imitation orators would
answer the English journals with a sheer at
The "bloated British bordholder." 1t hap
pens, however, that the real test of the ere lit
OF our government is furnished by the for
eign holder of its obligations. In this coun-
Try the government compels the people to
lake Its paper promises; the people must
use them as money because they can get no
real money. The question. therefore. does
not Immediately aud daily occur to them
whether IL is safe to trust the government.
In Europe, however, the people are no. com
PEELED TO accept the feIeral obligations;
whether they shall be taken depends upon
the degree OF credit which is given 10 our
government. Unless It is prepared to dis
pense with credit altogether, 1t is important
that its credit should stand the real test TO
which it is submitted-the faith of foreign
capitalists The London newspapers express
"satisfactiOn at the October elections be-
cause they believe the vote shows that the
American people mean that American debts
Shall be paid.
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One of the most interesting trials nomi-
nally under the law for pre- venting smuggling
will be entered upon in n ew York this week,
In the case OF Charles l.. Lawrence, who is
indicted for an extensive and most remarka-
BILE system of fraudulent impOrtations in the
line Of first-c class silks and laceS. The coun-
sci Of Lawrence have made no denial of his
guilt, but put in plea that he has not been
legally extradited and ought to be released
He was arrested In April last in London on
n dispatch from Washington on charge Of
forgery, but when he arrived in New York it
appeared that he was wanted for a violation
Of the revenue laws. The letter of the extra
difiCn law Is that prisoner delivered to one
country by another shall be tried solely for
The offence for which he was arrested and ex-
tradited, and on this Lawrence expects to
set clear. \ correspondence between this
government and that of Great Britain on
tie extraditiOn of Lawrence has been going
on some time.
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The system Of awards at the Centennial
exhibition will differ nom the usual one of
giving medals. The judges will pass upon
the merits of the different articles exhibited,
In writing. The judges will number two
hundred, half Of whom will be foreigners.
The Philadelphia Times comments the sys-
lem, but expresses the hope that great clre
VIII be used in the selection ofjudges. II the
selection be wisely male, it says, the system
Will work well, but the commissioners
should understand that to choose these two
hundred judges will be one OF the most diff =
cult OF all their duties, and one in which tn ey
cannot afford 10 make any mistakes.
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The question Of taxing church property,
which has been agitated In this District and
elsewhere throughout the country, is now up
IN Massachusetts, and is being discussed
there with good deal of animation. 1t is
said there is $4,000 900 worth of this sort of
property in Boston alone, and all exempt
from taxation. Church property, including
not only churches, but school and charitable
buildings, parsonages, &C., is rapidly accu-
nulatiDg, and the time is not distant when
HE people of the state will be compelled to
consider whether 1t shall not bear some por-
lion OF the load OF taxation for the support of
governments which protect them no less than
7he citizens In their property
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n popular tide ocpublic opinion has set in
in New York in favor of the reelection of
Recorder Hackett, who, since his occupancy
of the Office has been the terror o. evil dosrs f,
and has so evenly held the scales OF Justice
as TO win the admiration and respect of all
good citizens. A lifelong democrat, he was
rejected by Tanmany Hall because OF the
personal hostility of Grand Sachem Kelly,
only TO he nominated By The anti-Tammany
democracy. As the candidate of this wing
OF the party he Will be supported by the re-
publicans, and there is a fair probability of
his election, Notwithstanding Mr.. KeIly's
hostility.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-18

The establishment of a city hospital
subject now under consideration by a COM
mittee OF the Board of Health, may be neces-
fary, but the suggestion of the old armory
building for that purpose is a very bad one,
unless the idea is TO take il do 1n and rebuild
1t in some place where IL will not be such an
eyesore. II is now foul blot in a pleasing
prospect, defacing by its ugllness our pri 1ci-
pal park, which should have nothing to mar
Its beauty from the Capitol all the way
around to the White House. A hospital is a
good thing, but public park in the heart of
large city is lot the place for il.
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An exchange says 1.-The majority in Ohio is
not as deep as a well, nor az wide as church
door, but tbs enough; twill serve" PhiIo-
sophie republican politicians who have m ade
1he national situation a study, profess to bs
gratified with the small majority, aud argue
That while a defeat would have disheartened
this party, a slight majority indicates the
possibilities OF 1876, and shows the necessity
of increased activity from now until next
1all. The result probably conveys the very
SANE S1monition TO the democracy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-18

In the days OF slavery, in some of the
southern states the slayer o. a colored person
was held pecuniarily responsible for the
value of his victim, so that the indulgence
of ones murderous propensities was a some
what costly luxury. 1t would appear that
in some parts Of Virginia the cost OF killing
a colored man has been materially reduced
OF late, since we read in Virginia exchange
that one Bundle was recently sentenced 10
pay fine OF $50 for killing a colored man
named Jones at a camp-meeting held in
Loudoun county, several weeks ago. Upon
The payment of this sum the prisoner was
discharged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-18

The prospect Of product OF one hundred
millions from the mines OF this country dur
ing 1876 is most encouraging tn 3 far, fer it
has been a year OF extraordinary progress.
The yield Of gold and silver has huctuated
heretofore between $50 900 900 aud SO ,0O0, 900
q year. Since the panic of 1873 gold seems to
have passed In . great measure from spec
NATIVE investment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-18

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad declared
On saturday I'VE per cent. dividend on the
stock OF their road, although the dividend of
ahe Washington branch has been passed for
fhe nrst time In many years. The reason for
ahis Ii alleged TO be the large payment re-
qutred OF the company on account of the per
roptta passenger tax due the state of Mary
land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-18

The Cincinnati Commercial is supporting
Mr.. Kerr for the speakership. The Cincin-
nati Times thinks Mr.. Cox has no chance.
Dir. Randall was introduced az recent mass
meeting in Philadelphia a. ''tas speaker OF
1be next House."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-18

The Boston Journal says 1t has favorable
reports from many portions OF the country
regarding q revival Of business. In Boston;
especially, there Ia not only better feeling
but positive activity. Merchandise IL chang
1ng hands and merchants find that inquiries
about goods are followed by purchases.
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STI. L AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITION. 1875
PREMIUM FIREPLACE HEATER
BIBBs "NEw SILVER PALACE

TtCtINtI hWard OF MarIt.
t1LFkk MkDAL-State Fair, Indiana lis, Ind,
nItLohA -YoIk County Pair, Penua.
slLvER MEDAL-American Institute Fair, n W
York, 1874.
Do not invest ycur money in a Fireplace Heater
till you have seen the 'Nkw sILVEK PALACE"
for sale b. all stove dealer 10 the United States, AID
mar ufsctured aud for sale, W bolesale aud Retail
@ BIBB SON.
oct's-6t 80 and Al Light st., Baltimore, Md.
(,kIAT INDUCENENTs OFFERED To CASH
~ BUYERS IN BOOTS AND SH0 IS, suit S67n
shle ter all and Winter TIare-Laties AMI
NJ rocco b oots, 60. worth 8 rs; do FoxedRN
CATERS, . ] Is and 8 i So best for the price; -
do DO Pi,lI do: -, Sl2s ard 81 20 very cheap; Dc
81 IS worth 81 Is; do. PEBBLE Goat, Button, 81,
Sue 50: Mise DO SI7s, value e. q; do;
do 81, 81 IS, 81 a, upwards; L dies Kid Button,
O. 80, worth 90 50; do French Kid Blu ton, o. 50,
worth IS; do. Rid Laced, 81 80, worth s.; Mems
and Boys Consress Caters, Sl.25, 81 50, 81. mp
TO 81; Childrens shoes, 81 So, 81, rs cents, 81, up
wards. W. SsLBY, 1914 and 1 9l6 Penn ave,
between 18th and ? tn streets. octlS- tr
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

nR HOLLANDS NEw BOOK.
sevenoass; Story Of To day. o. ..
VIC Orlsu POcts. b n. &. ste imam, $3.50
tory Years In the Turkish Empire, By Rev. Wm.
Coodel, S2tO.
The Odd One, by A. M Payne, Sis
Our kew Minister, by Y q. Psrrymnn, al 90
A full supply VI MEDICAL BOOKS on hand.
WIN. BALLANTYNB'S,
octl6 tr 42s ,yu srE1K,
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d 1Gsie y ia o s.ps sn nsan :.
20 9do,k: CO dial invitatios to former students
1t TIE COMMITTEE.
rFGLNsRaL UNION gkAY.R MEETING
5 oelcch Pc .chi1s ' at $50 by Reri d. GsAY,
Cs i,'iap workers and singers Of every name in
~ sTF DIPLOMA OF Ho7ng5' on Mar o515.
~ Mountain Liver Pills at DR.. WIN G DUCK.
EITS 1aug store, corner 42d st. and Pa ave. NV
mr. rGi'onou' substance in them soia b ii
meeting RI Be Ss,d Ad
R 1ssde oss EE sIIoS O'clock, ~ the Blue
eI Vii spSssf n is q %
Il II iTr fsI ' JOS 1Gss BURROUGHS, s.oy.
~ the Order who intend visiting LeesburS are
I,s TO assemble = ODD Teilsy. Hal,
e,mm't,se, :. the hall, on Tuesday and Medn ..dsS
octsst s.es 10 SSmai1ss..
SFaaiIaSkESsio socIi1TI!s,f aSoNPasff
The GonsIegationa, Church, corner OF 10Th and q
h.SSs
T. Se uS s pe.se return hen An
" 81 order q E1aouiSs COMMITTEES. " oesi sGss'
~ DISTRICT OF COL MBIa BONDS FOB
ser cent, ls-year BONDS.
Social Improvement per cent BONDS receiv-
cctil Ids LAWS JOHNSON CO, Bankers. .
nSskCOND COOPERATIVE BUILDING
ASSOCIATION
- The hrst regular meeting Of the SECOND CO.
OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION will be
held on bONDAf EVENING. November sth, 1875,
~ POtona &C Hall. corner Of Maryland avenue and
nth street, South " Arlington, for the payment of
cues and ale o. money. The books will be open for
year.
stoCk subscriptions can be made at the following
places:
g. b Church a Sons, Lumber Dealers, corner
MARYLAND Avenue and Sth street southwest
MAKER Bro, Grocers corner Maryland avenue
and 18th street southwest
Petty Harvey, Hstters, 205 7th street north
west
Lux Bro, Tobacconists, corner 7th and streets
nor Invest
johnson & Bro, Coal Merchants, 18th street wharf;
corner and 18th northwest, office OF the Great Falls
Ice 90 1112 9th northwest
Stephens 4 Bro, W God and Coal merchants, 7th
street wharf
b. A. Walker, Grocer, ~ street, between and
southwest
Thorn pson & Co, Hardware, corner 10th St and
Louisiana avenue northwest
j. e. Carpenter, Y. NJ. Christian Association
J. T Petty, Columbia Buildings.
ID. Pullman, h. p. Freight Depot.
Depue Hazen, Grocers, corner ~ and L streets
GEORGE WHITE, President.
G. X. THOM PsON, sec'y. IRep ,Tribl oct4-e colin
nFALL PERSONS pESIRING TO LEARN
Wy PITMANS SHORT HAND are requested
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ONE NUMBER OF SLACK MOHAIR
AT rs CTS PER YARD. WELL WORTH 81.
Also, "LupiDs" Csshmeres, Merinoes, Tsmise
BombaziDes, Cash &C.. with Alpscas, Mo
hairs, English Grapes, Grape Wells, and all other
Black Goods Of better colors and values than usu-
ally found in this market.
~ utumn and Winter SILK 8, "seiect shades
q, values; Kid Gloves, Osmeis' Hair, and other
Novelties in Dress Go IDS.
pS-Al kinds Of DRY GOODS for families and
hOusekeepers.
~ Kerseys, Coatings, Cloths, Suitings, Castors.
Cassimeres, Corduroys, Beaverteens and other fab
RIGS of high grades for Men, Youths and Boys.
N-ONE PRICE ONLY. Marked in plain
figures.
PERRY = BROTHER,
octl3 and 9th
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AReE STOCK or HIw AND SECOND
l. HAND 0AhRIAG. rs. Of the latest 80.
n.enf, for cash or spDr.ved peper. Pony
Washinesnn. and 81 ~. RAystte sfrest, Bslumors,
nd. (sepeHl r. =. eCHMlpT 90.
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MORE NEW BOOks.

MOhE NEW BOOhs.
Literary Notes. Russell. 81 Climate ana Time
Croll. % %. Personal Rec lectsns OF Lamb. az
Sngs. Mrs. sIenins SIS Srissdier rrsdsrIsE
Hatteras: Illustrate. Jules Verne. ss. General
Hlsior. Of Rome. Merriyale. S2s0 Impressioas
Of Londen socisl Life. Nsdsllsi 50 Classical Die
$40. Leah; or, Woman Of Fashion. Mr. I'd
wards. ell. Wages Of Sin. Yates. soc. Prose Quo
tati"Ds. Ainbofue e6 Travels In Portugal. La
O uche. O. 20 Several huud ed Yolu nee, embracing
nes, at the uniform price 81 IS cents New OhrOmO-
az low prices ut SoLOHOSS CHAPMAHS,
Agents Laurences " Pure Linen" Papers, eli
PeunsylvsniA avenue. Oci2 tr
NToHUs BROTHERS,
1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
New stock BLANK BOOKS, fun line.
P0CKET-Books aud WALLETS.
CARD and CIGAR CASKS.
FANCY GOODS.
GOLD PENS and CASES.
RoDGRs' PEN KNIVES.
Anthe NEW BOOKS, wEDDINc aud VISITING
CARDS, snd finest quality Of STATIONERY. Oc6-r
SCHOOL BOOKS SCHOOL BooKslI
spenoerian Copy Books and reus.
Drawing Books and m usfc Readers.
Fabers Pencils and Diamond Rubber>.
Chalk, Crayons and Continental School Ink.
The Notseless Rubber cushioned States, which Il
the best and most ecOno icAl States for school
Blank Books, Note, Letter and Dap Paper.
Envelopes, and everything IN the Stationery line
for SALE wholesale and retail OF the very Lowest
sHILLINGT0Ns BOOKSTORE,
sep4u Corner Al street and Penn. sveuus.
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FKUIr DUTCH BUL-S
- BOUA ROOTS. &C. -
PEACH TRFES-An extensive stock of well
grown Tree emhrs cling those celebrate q -ly
varieties. Early Beatrice, Early Louisa, and Early
r. ere.
Also, PEAR, aPPLE, CHERRY, APRICOT,
PIUMS, GRAPES. &c.
DUTCH DUBIOUS ROOTs-my direct importa-
tions-are TO hand in finest order, viz: HyacinIhs,
Tulips, Lilies, &c.
New and rare PIants-s superb collection. suit
able for amateur FLORISTS &c Cut Flowers, Flor al
Designs for Funerals. &c. All at lowest rates
100 acres in Fruit and Ornamental Trees 10
Greenhouses No agents employed.
JOAN SAUL, gal Tth street,
octl5-aOSt Opp. Patent Once, " Washington, d, O.
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THOSE HANDeOME NEW MARKET SUITS
j for lis, six different styles, ct
eTRAGS iOll Penn. ave.
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IAN AGAIN In The FIELD with Fine Stock
- ''h AIa a. sTRAss, Ioll Penn ave.
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Glades Butter.

Thirty kegs Of nne "GLApEs" BUTTER Just re
ceiytd.
For sale at lowest market rates.
GEO. N. OYSTER 4 CO.,
Center, Northern Liberty
octle-et and Eastern Markets.
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nREss sHIRTS-Fine Dress SHIRTS, ready
u made, for 81. Think Of that, only 81 for Fine
R-sdy Made SHIRTS. Heavy Canton FLANNEL
street. Octl8- Inn
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GEORGE WHITE, President.
G. r. THOM PsON, sec'y. IBep ,Tribl oct4 colin
rFALL PRISONS DESIRING TO LEARN
Wy PITMANS SHORT HAND are requested
to meet at BOY g cademy Sunderland church. AZ
street northwest, at O'Clock THURSDAY, October
IA, to arrange Q course, octl2-2w
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TEDUOATION FOB BUSINESS-Large
w numbers Of young people will begin 20 pre-
SPENCERIAN WASHINGTON BUSINESS 90 L.
LEGE In October. Day and evening sessions. No
lie scholarships sold after January /, 1876. For
north est or address for illustrated circular, H. C.
SPENCER, President. sepS-lm
~REMOVAL.-WM. r. HOFFMAN, Atto1-
A1 Hey-at- Lac, has removed to No. I 32l 1T
northwest, opposite Ebbitt House, and viii be
pleased to ace his friends and business scquantances
Legal business solicited, and money invested.
- Rooms and Ofnces for rent In same build.
ng. je9-6
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STRAUs' KNICKEBBOCKER SUITS JUS. the
- thin0 l011 Pean ave.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

1WENrIEfH-s9RE MARKET,
720 2erH STREET.
Fine PEACHDe, Q6INOEe and other Fruits for
Preeerytpg. Fresh GRAPES received daily fresh
HATS Of ell kinds, 81 Lowest prices P0uLTkr
and CANE In season. Fine White Glover hon ~,
n framss IL pounds sseh. Fresh FISH and oYs-
seDls-a WIN. LINKING . SON.
DleKLIA0 VINEGAR.
PUBD CIDRR vINB0AR, 80. o. =.
Decfal eup Of e<uior
& his fnFm, near yaftsville, II 20
GfHFffffss win ~ RD TEifHkf s9a sAs 49, rohs
Green Ginger, Celsry seed, Corssnasr SD, ru-
CIoyes and AIisp{ce, with . general Assortment o.
Piekiing CopSi%sos,, icr 40 ssls y se. p. .v.,
~.ls'H Opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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VTBI TT. BERNARD SUI rs are the rage this
i season, ct A. 81 RAUs', 1911 Penn. ave.