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Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-03
\ STkGT of Woodbury ss. Probate Court,

kststs of Leverett F. Judd late of Bethlehem in said District, daceased- 75 7 T. - The Court of Probate for the District Of Wood bury hath limited and allowed six months from me dste hereQfs tor the creditors of said Rstats wno neglect to present their accounts, properly atfested, within said time, Wil1 be debarfed re- cosery- All persons indsbted to said Estate are requested to make immedlate paymenf fo
 SW- STEPHEN HAYES, Adm.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-03
DIsTmcT of WooaburT sas. Pfob11e Coo1r,

DIsTMg1 of Woodbury $. PEohate Court U May 15, 1875.
 Es.sts of Roderick Freeman, late of Woodbury in said District, deceaseds ''''-'
 The Court of Probate for the District of Wood t Dury natn limited and allowed six months from tne dste hereof, for tho creditors of safd Estate to exnlblt their claims for settlement. Those wno neglect to present their accounts, properIv asfssfed, within said time, will be dabarred recovery. All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 SW a WILLIS 2. sFR0NG ..Adm.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-03

DISTRICT of Cornwall, ss. Probate Court =l|May 27th. 1875. D~z as@s +-
 Estate of William Stoddard late of Cornwall in said District, deceased. sf
 The Administratrix with Will annexed repre- sents the Estate insolvent, and 'prays the ap- pointment of Commissioners thereon.
 , Ordered, That Commissioners to receive and examine the claims of the Creditors of said Es- tate be appointed at the Probate Office in Corn. wall. on the 18th day of June, 1875. at one o'clock. afternoon; of which all persons in in- terest will take notice, and appear, if they see cause, and be heard thereon. .rt ta
 92w ' JOHN R. HARRISON, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-03
. Fl A E +I~I | VALUABLE INFORMATION. i.

vS-R@e--s < y < 4 A a BOSTON, DEC. 22, 1869.
 Gentlemen-My only object in giving you this testi- monial is to spread valuable information. Having been badly afflicted with Salt Rheum, and the whole surfsesef ny skin beng covered wlsa p!mples and noyauce, and knowing it to be ablOod disease took many of the advertised blood preparations, among which was any quantity af Sarsaparia, without ob- taining any bsneAt antil commenced taking the Veg etine and before had completed the first bottle saw that had gotths right medicine Consequently fol- lowed with it until had taken seven bottles when I was pronounced we'll man, and my akin is smooth and entirely free from pimples and eruptons have enjoyed good health before and attribute it all to the use of Vegetine. TO benefit those afflicted with Rheunatism, | win make mention also ot the Vegetines wondsrful power of curing me of this acute complaint of which have suffered so intensely
 c. H. TUCKER, Pas. Agt Mich. c. B. R.
 1Slm ss sA Ss Washington stseet, Boston.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-03
EI1QAnPfh

fyfgstE4 Hts-- sJissa1 Sill Mount Riga has given us an abundant supply of smoke of late-perhaps Jack caught snuff from there. i'fi.< lff
 "A little daughter of Mir. William Connors is dangeroasly illwith whoopina copsll Fl ssfTaE-l @- Wild flowers are out in abundance at last:
 The funeral of J ulius Perry was largely attended at the residence Of his father in East St. on Friday afternoon Rev..L s. Stowe ofticiated. rs-s < vey - An infant son of the Rev. l.. SStowe died on Tuesday oflastweek at the c. Bridge parsonage. On "Wednesday the remains were taken to Bethel for inter- ment
 Have ye not heard the poets tell, -
 How came that dainty baby szs- a
 In this fair world of ours?
 The gates of Heaven were left ajar, and
 He wandered forth from Paradise.
 Mrs. Libbie Gregory has ; gone to Rrme, N. T., to the celebrated Dr. Kings ly for treatment for cancer. .. -.a - The teacher of our district school at tended Coughs lecture ill Danbury. He took bunch of arbGtus from his scholrrs to their former teacher, Mir. Millarde.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-03

SS e Ez g --z @#A A 4 5s Vegetine is Sold by all
 Druggists
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-06-03

GTRAYED, this morning, from the woodv;lIs o Hotel. as very snlkn black and tan terrier slut. Had leather collar, answers to slNiI- -n The above reward will be paad on her return to Albert Anson, Rockville Hotel
 Aay IA iss4.sa hs-lassg .ssssalsxasss b awsss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-11
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

the Mayor was called upon yesterday oY a large
number OF AssembIymen. who nad each nis little
Iavor 10 ask II was rumored during che day that
Governor TIden woulu visit the Mayor, hut mp "a
the time the latter lett the city Hall The Governor
had not put in an appearance.
The Green Charter BILL in the opinion OF mosI
Of the politicians, Is already dead cock IN the
pit the city members Of the Legislature seem 10
be quite crestfallen over the way they were fooled
Nv the republicans IN the matter Or the Miller
bill, aud wnen spoken TO about IL BY the Alder
men refused 10 consider IL ~ subject for joking.
the hearing OF superintendent Adams before
the Mayor concerning his conduct az Superln-
tendent Ia not taxing better precautions than he
did to prevent the ST. Andrews church disaster
VIII take paee dnElpa The RTese nt week.
l., The aPphtatIVns Tor the vacancies TO occur on
sac lst 81 May III the degaIIMslts Ql loneel
DOCKS parks &C, nave already begun TO pour III
upon fns Mayor by the dozen. General Dnryea
IN anxious to retain ms place In the Ponce Board
aud T. working nard to be made sure that ne WIN
be retained. IL Is said thas Mr stewart viii be
retained in the Park Department
The Afdermanlc committee, which has been en-.
gagged investigating the conduct OF Comptroller
Green br some time past, WIN resume It's sessions
next Tuesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-11

TINTED STATES MAIL LINg-srsAM 70 QUEENS
TOWN AND LIVERPOOL
sailing every tuesday
from pier 40 North river
IDAHO Captain Be0d0e .............. April IS at noon
NEVADA. Captain Guard. Way nj r. H.
Cabin, interfneda.e and Storage at lowest rates.
Prepaid tickets at low rates
Passengers hooked 70 ami from PARIS Hamburg Nor
way and sweden. &c. Drafts on e.aud, England,
France and Germany at lowest rates Apply 10
WILLIAMS GUIOS, - Broad way
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A Di.TiLLERY. INST CLASS, WILL EsTAB-
n lishcu, paying. books shown, In exchange tor
Real state, Jew DIRK Or vicinity. W. r. MeGEE0OR.
Paterson, y. y.
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FUR NITUR n.

GEORGE A. CLARFEaS
VI popular system OF monthly payments.
the most convenient ana advantageous method OF OBJ
tanning durable and fashionable parior, dining room
chamber
Furniture Carpets Mirrors, Mattresses.
spring and rarlnr Beds 6c
TAI broadway. up stairs
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SALES Ar AUCTION.

RT-AN IMPORTANT COLLECTION or HIGH
N CLASS AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PAINTINGS
viii be sold at auction -
AT THE MATHEWS GALLERY. AZ AND 40 LIBERTY
on FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. APRIL 10 AND ~.
on exhibition on aud after Tuesday 18th inst, with
catalogues
A j. BLEECKER h SON WILL SELL Ar AUCTION
n. at the salesroom III Broadway, New York on
tauk, Kenneth, Eldert SHEPPARD, Baltic and Bake ave-
macs. East New York These houses neatly hul ap1
conveniently arranged; they are mostly Two SORES ana
couan seven rooms eacn and in good order the nea
ne access ~ horse rail cars Is pleasant and chchp
new ines are about being established by power
1aps aud particulars AZ 70 80 Pine street. New York.
A j BLGECKgR son WILL SELL AT AUCTION
n. ON thursday, April q a. IL O'Clock al The Ex-
change salesro0m M Broadway sew York, the valu
aple House and Grounds et RavenBwood dona STAND
Ctyl belonging 70 the estate 81 Mrs. Agnes hohe' The
house y ~ feet 'front.' by 6 cet deep, barn rs by 81 The
ground has l6 feet 6inchcs front the has RIVER ad
VIII be sold By Miss Clara NicolOn, cxccuriy to ette
nc estate Maps and particulars at No 50 Fine street.
a soMssvviiLLE e1hLER9'. "a FIFTH Ky SGE,
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS AT r. NJ,
PARIS SALOON PICTURES Bcrfran1s e'Ophelid,
oerteps Roc Agesn DE Neuvilles soldier Of the
Line Chaplin's The Babe cresmans IN Fun
Dress = abst's Alsace Present and tnture, Bonne.
maisons Morning in Normandy" Pabsrs 'frcparing
Crowns and Flowers to Welcome the French Soldiers
De Puulli's "Environs 81 Naples Also examples by
the following DISTINGUISHED artists ArnDerg Dienen-
bach. Bonfazi, cuny, Bellows, Hannah, Compotosto.
De Bergue schaeelo Proipo Noel and others Of equal
prominence SOMERN Lin,
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FINE ARTS.

A RI GALE ART SALE ART SALE.
"A soMHRyILLE GALLERY, s. FIFTH AVENUE
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS, AT =. r.,
PARIS SALOON PICruEEs-Bertraud's "Ophelia.H
Oertes Rock OF Ages De NeuvIe's soldier or the
Line Ihaplnis 'lhe Babe Cresmans In Full
Dress Pabsts "hsace, Present and Future. Bonnie.
nnzOn's Morning IN Normandy Pabsts Preparing
Crowns and Flowers Welcome the French Soldiers
Do Ponts "i.nylrOns OF Naples Also examples by
following dist uguished artists .-Arnberg Dieen
bach BoGfa1. Cuny bellows Hannah, Compotosto,
Bronn. Pec0n. Thorn. Whituidge, Cnampney, Cropsev,
De Bergue scnaeelo Propot Noel ana others q equal
prominence X SOMEkVLLLk-
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SALES AT AUCTION.

r. TRAvER AUcTIONEER,
81. WIN sell, Tuesday, April IS at l0k O'Clock, At y
aud Great Jones street large lot 0f Crockery and
Glassware Furniture Carpets. 40 Particulars morn,
ING OF sale.
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ID BRADY FURNITURE ExPRt@s-FuRNTrUR
II. pan0forfes. per and mantci glasses removed III
CITY ~ country by load or lump Y. Brady having mad
T. IN rich ana elegant furnl
Ae Will give hs personal attention IL orders MIN
large double uurks win Unces fht EiWAih
ASenne, D,snevD IVsn sAsb A. FCf - ssnsA strses
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TIUGB " CAMP AuCrIoNEER.
il Executors sale Of elegant
Household Furniture.
Mirrors D Paintings ne real bf0nzes rich ohtna
elegant Chandeliers Carpets &c.
nv order OF the the estate Of tne late VIM
r Wllmerdng deceased, HUGh ~ CAMP Will sell by
THURSDAY April rs AZ 101S O'Clock.
the private residence is Fourteenth street be-
tween sixth and seventh avenues all the Furn sure
&C, viz .-Ergant carved fwOOd ana walnut Paror
suits in brocael and reps eaboratey carved french
oak Library suit ~ morocco rosewood Ahd walnut tn
Tables; very line French plate pier manei ana side
Mirrors; PianoiOrte, with organ atachment sums a
Clark, makers walnut Extension abe, smohoards
SOFAS Chairs elegant rosewood and walnut BedsteaGs
Dressing Bureaus, Arnluircsa-Oiaee; besL mattresses
pets. rich Rss0rtgscnt VI hne French China. Cut GasA
Ac. ovether with The Kitchen Utensils Also number
Oh Paintings, Old masters very fine Oierrnpl ate,
for SILVER and buffet combined the Br0nzes CLOCKS aud
Chandeliers very line and we'll worthy u attention.
The house viii be open Tor inspection on Weanesday lth
inst, from TIL O'Clock Catalogues may bc uad ~ tue
Oflce 81 The aucfoneer, No ~ Broadway
7 S. wEtNBERGER AucTIoSkER. SELLS, MON.
A. day, Aprii W AZ 1875 o'clock, A. l5s Bowcry Win
reserve, those nine 1f LcAf iobaccoi also
large quantity Of Cigars anu smoAlng lopaceoi aise
Wines Liquors SC.
L p. TRAYER, AuCTIOyEER
~ VII sell on Wednesday, Arrl ~ ~ IVA O'Clock ~
81 ard 81 Great Jones street, Dry nnn Fancy d00d soG
ana SILVER Watches chains, Ac 10 pay adfAncea lht
uculaTs morning VI sale,
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a. thc privnte rcsidence Of The late


GEORGE ". BROWNE, ESQ. DECEASED,
No last Fifteenth strees- near Finn avenue.
PARLORs.-Nelyet Carpets carved rose wood snits in
ornnge blue satin with Curtains 10 match
gilt frame Pier Maufel Mirrors. gilt Tables and
Chairs rosewood Console Tables real bronze and Ornou
Gaseiers aud Mante Ornaments, nne original modern
aud ancient Oh Paintings, rosewood Piano oy a. Wor-
cesier &c, 6c.
DiNING ROOM.-Brussels Carpets PIER and Maniel
ana Chairs, Buffet, Plate Case, Sofa, French China
Plated ami Glass Ware Cutlery &C. &C
BEDROOMS Brussels carpets. Curtains, Mirrors, ma
hogany. and back walnut suits. B0Oxcases lounges
Chaira kngravHps, &c Also 0tcl0ths and STAR Carpets
aud . general assortment OF Kitchen Usenslls
TUESDAY. APRIL ~
at lnl. o'clock, at the private residence
No West 4hrty Nth 81. between Filth aud sixth avs
IENTEkL HOUSEHOLD FURNIfUkE. PIANO. car.
pets &c comprising velvet and Brussels Carprta rose
reps. rose Etapere, secretary aud able
ewaod centre AM Side fables rosewood Piano.
with eohan attachment, by Gilbert Of Boston carved
blaek walnut hedsteads. Bureaus, Dressing Cases,
Lounges, bookcases ana 1h0irf, mar Mattresses.
feather Bolsters Pillows OAK Uinlng Room suit
Cutlery. Glass and china Oiicloths star Carpets
kiGchen Utensils &C.
WEDNESDAY. APRTLn
ut los o'clock a. The urvate residence
No Is West Washington place. near sixth avenue.
MOKl0 tGEk's SALE.
Ecnfect ilouschcl1 Furniture maze by Mceks aud
others rosewood Piano. Mirrors, &C. Details ~ TINE.
THURSDAY APEIL15,
store No 0a Duane street
Gentcei Household furniture Mirrors Carpcfs &C.
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GEOR ETOWN.

DEATHs-Mr. s. Perry Hodgkins, well
KNOWN citizen of Georgetown, died yester-
DAY morning, OF consumption, aged 43 years
MI Hodg kins was the riginatOr of the Holy
Bill Band, and was for many years its
leader.
Mr.. Edward Lynch, at one time well
known as a distiller in this city, died on
saturday, OF drOpsy. His remains will be
sent 10 Brooklyn, N. Y, tonight for burial
CRUSHED TO DEATH IN A CANAL LoCK.-A
young man named John NJ. Stein, of Balti-
more, was killed at Seven Locks on the
chesapeake * Ohio canal, on TIL Irsday, by
being damned between a canal boat and the
wall OF the lock. Deceased was on his wa
TO Cumberland on a pleasure trip and fell
from the boat George Talbert, and met with
his death as above stated. He was 10 years
OF age, and cigar maker by trade Mr.
j. r. Birch, OF Georgetown, has charge of his
remains and will forward them tonight to
Baltimore for interment.
SEWER CoMPLAINTs.-The residents of 2d
street, between Frederick and Fayette
streets, complain OF the defective condition
OF the sewer on that square, on account of
which defect offensive Odors are SO plentiful
a. 10 render that neighborhOod very unplea-
SAINT. Residents on Sd street. lust north or
the above named square, are even worse off.
haVlng no sewer, not even defective one 10
carry OIL offensive matter.
GRAIN TRADE.-Sanes are reported to-day
az Merchants Exchange OF 1, 700 bushels of
wheat at SIPS per bushel.
RIVER AND Observation-Disclosures New
York, from Philadelphia, consigned To G.. X
HYDE, with assorted merchandise for Dis
met merchants; schooner James T.. Bayless
nom PlttstOwn, Me-, with 500 tons of ice for
kenne bee Ice company. By rail-2OO bushels
wheat FOR III. N. Talbot.
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@Jobu Morrissey was taken so III with
collie On q saratoga train Friday evening
that he bad TO be removed from the cars al
PoUghkeepsie. ~
r5-Clsrs Morris writes to the Granbic.
81 have been very sick OF late. The hand
that writes these lines Is shadow thin and
very weak"
fVOwing 10 dissensions In the Spanish
cabinet ON the question of the elections. thai
body was dissolved on Saturday, and a new
Jovellar.
VThe Union numbering company of Chin
pewa Falls, Wis, las suspended with liabiI.
lies TO the extent OF $3.50 600, and assets, ac-
eoldlng TO The statement Of the president, or
over twice that amount.
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AND COMMERCIAE.
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 49, Virginia skies, peeler,
~ DO consolidated, 634 West Virgfniss, o; North
anTo,ln d Ives cd Isl new, 10 bid to-day. Sugar
BALTIMORE. sept. Is -Cotton dull - middling
noninaily, lEsaI4A. Flour dull-Howard street and
western ru1er, 5Oa5 Is; do. extra, EOa6 l2: 40
family 25aI So City Mills super, 475A5 So: do ex-
ira, Eab%9 DC. Bio brands, Z s0a7 rs; do family
$40. Whest dull, except for prime and choice mar
cells, W Inch ere active-Ho. 2western amber / t1a
I4l; mixed do lSs; No. western red, gal Ss:
PenIsy ivsnis red lS5al 40 Maryland red lOal al:
do smber 45al 50; all sales fancy Sc DO white
1iato: Corn steady - southern, dull, southern
white e6ass; southern yellow, IS; western mixed.
~. Oats duil-southern, &5a4S; western white, asa
60; western mixed, fOai4. Rye dull. Hay
hrm, demand good-M aryland and Peunsyl ania
timothy, q Cos25O0 Provision quiet but firm
Pork-2 2s22 60. Bulk meats Qutet-shoulde T. AZ
A.; clear rib sides, l2'sa1s loose packed, 9xaIaX
Bacon actiye-shoulders, l0al0k; clear rib SIDES
lSh hams, l5aleh Lard steady-renned, lIhsIfX
Butter hrm-western extras, 1bs27; do irsts g3a2t:
Petroleum nominal-crude, 6hpSx; refined iI1Is
ia: Coffee dull and nominal-Rio carges, E i2O1::
obbine, e4a2lI: Whisky dull, III. ;
Nhw YORK, Sept. B-Stocks active and uu.
settled Money u. Gold, l6H.. Exchange, lon-,
al short, 9s Governments dull and little OF
HEW fohk, Sept. B.-Flour atiet and unchanged.
wheat shade hrmer. Corn firm.
LoNDoN, Sept. Is. II: 80 .m.-U. 8. bonds, ls6s,s
ga, i9et Is6. g. les4 loto's los; new 5s, iO5s
LONDON, Sept; i, D. m.-Consols a. l6 fa money
am account D. bonds, 1867 D, los. Erie i6.: do
francs e5 confines. ~ W
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For Gentlemen OpIy-

1O,oo0 genuine Cuban Golden Eagle Con-
chas. at locents each; no discount to dealers.
These Cigars are selling at Is cents in New
ork. PHILIP ii. WARD,
9,2,6 Conner 18th street and Pa. az.
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CITY ITEMS,

BOYS AND YOUTHS OUTFITS for school
purposes. i am now opening full supply
M under and over garments for boys and
youths.
shirts, suspenders, half hose, sc.
One price only.
Coco HENNrNG. 40 IN street.
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TAKE TIME by the forelock and send such
garments as you desire cleaned or dyed be-
lore the rush of work commences at the new
dye works of \. Fisher. No. 900 G. street,
near 9th, or to his old stand. 61S 9th street.
opposite the Patent Office. Puuctuality re-
spectacle work and reasonable terms 81
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spoT-l

II n o9ss q o. LYoonIue BrRu IEsux.
AHCE Q0MfA1L has BEEN kHnoyBp 20 Icon no.
~ sesuneh Old ooGPsny has bssa In opsr,ssos a.
sts.ss"'',"' IS 70 10: IT, ~ A.. -. !,
pes or lnd q Isass S>s .i far os ss
r. d. SkcQhb.hAND CLOTHING, BOOIS,
seutA. Mote BY psn BronSty sBisndss 70. nJi-iS
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TRADE SUPPLIED with Na,iUe'S Benpifcr
by Charles Stott & Co. wholesale druggists
No: 4s0 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington,
ID. e. 9sI:
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DIR. c. W. BENsON's Celery and Chamo-
mile Pills are prepared expressly to cure
Headaches, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
Sleeplessness, and will cure any case. Price
80 cents a box, postage free. Sold by ali
Druggists, and Charles Stott & Co., 4sO Penn
sylvania avenue, Washington. S,5,eoI:
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REAL ESTATE SALES. III. Warner
real estate broker and auctioneer, sold Satur-
Day afternoon, at auction, through ]. T.
Coldwell, salesman, for A. c. Varela, ESQ.,
house and lot. No. 800 18th street northwest
between l and X streets, to w. s. Sanderson
at $4,000.
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BETHEL ACADEMY, Fauquier county, Va,
VIM. W. Smith, senior principal is endorsed
by the highest educational authorities of Viz
ginia. Rates remarkably reasonable; much
less than those OF any similar institution in
the state, so coin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-13

THE HARvEsT NOON shines brightly for
those who reap the advantage 70 be derived
rom paying special Improvement taxes
'AFonsh ). {. Lay x Co, % ~ street.-Adr.
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cE Win e. co..
GEsH Y0RE.l
lloS z RE Er.
CUSTOM DEPARTXEgT.

FOB QUE CUSTOM TRADnw WE EEsP fH2
bLef AssoRTE STOCK or MATERIALS TO
b FOUND IN THE UNITED STATES STAPLE
FABRICS mAHUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOE
Us, AND THK CHOICEST FANCY STYLES on
ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAH AND AMERI.
DAN MANUFACTURE. FOB THIS BRANOu
OF 0UB BUSINESS WE EMPLOY THE BEsT
ARTIsTIO TALENT, UHEQUALED LABOE
FOB THE MECHANICAL WORK, AND IN
livery RESPECT TURH OUT sTRIOTLI
TIRST-CLASs GARMEHTe. ALL OLOTHIKG
ORDERED AT 0UR wAsHIEGToN OTFIOI
FOB THIS DEPARTMENT 10 MADE UP n
BkW YORK As REPRESENTED, NOTWIrH.
eTAHDISG TIE ASSERTIONS OF sOMI or
DUB COMPETITIONS THAT WI FILE THpal
okpHEs FRoK QUE R1ADI MADE eTOCT.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
ATT QUE wAeHIHoron OFFICE WE xHur
ALSO A LINN OF SAMPLE CABINETS TROI
DUB READY HADE STOCK, CONSISTING on
DUB LATEST STYLES OF MINIS, YoUrHG.
AND 0HILDRINS SUITS, AND sPRIHo
OyHRCoArs, FROM wHIOH VIZ FILL on.
DIES IN TWO DAYe TIM.
OHH SPECIALITY In QUE FpRnIsHIuc
GOODS DEPARTMENT ~ TIE AMERIOAI
YOKE SHIFT, PERFECT FITTING oAR.
uEET, WHICH We MAKE 10 EIASuRu on
HuRuIHH REApI nAD1.
Devlin 4 Co.,
svHI IIes erRBBT n
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CARRIAGE For SALE CHEAP.-See adver-
tisement. glO3
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$50 to $4,000 has been invested In Suck
PRIVILEGES and paid 500 per cent. profit. Chow
TO do It," A book on Wall street sent free.
Tumbridge d Co., Bankers, 2 Wall street,
new YORK. 6,3:
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE saIes O
1872 were S2l9 eco. lI2-swt
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TEE sALEof valuable building lots, corner
OF Stn and 7 streets northwest, has been
postponed until Thursday afternoon, at the
same hour. Builders, SPECTATORS and others
should bear this sale in mind.
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TRIED TO DROWN HERSELF-Mar9ar-t
Leary, white woman, attempted snIcjde
yesterday by jumping into the river at q
street wharf She was rescued by Captain
Iharles Conway, OF the schooner Mary Jane
Fisher, and taken 10 her home.
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Ueafher Probabilities To-day.

Orr1cr OF CEIEF SIGNAL OFFICTR,)
WasHINGToN, September Il, 1873. (
For the middle states, partly cloudy and
warmer weather, light northwest winds,
shffftrg 10 east-r iy and sOrtheTly, continued
bign barometer, aud local rains uear the
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:, Vornt ENtFacted Without Pain,
so the shoe can be worn with ease. Bunions,
lngrowtng Nails, Vascular Excrescences,
and other ailments of the feet successfully
tres ted, at Or. Whites establishment, 18th
street, opposite the Treasury. Hours a.
m. TO D. m.
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A CAR DRIVERS LEG BRoKrN-gax,ree
A. Chism, car driver of the MetronoIif,Sn
railroad, had his leg broken yesterday aftar.
room, while adjusting the traces, by the
horse crushing him against The side or tie
car. he was removed TO his residence, cor
per Twenty-third and NJ streets,
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FEW PEOPLE unacauaintad Wi

FtW TkOFLE undcQ uAluted WITH phNSlO-
logical chemistry are aware OF the Quantity
of IRON in the blood. but all should kaolc the
Importance of keeping mp the supply, for de-
bility, disease and death are sure TO follow
when the quantity becomes too much re-
duced. The Pe7atGa Syrup "a protoNide OF
lron) supplies this vital element, and has
cured many chronic diseases. co