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agricultural.
Butter Making.

The French COOK in giving directions
how to cook Il rabbit. b gan by saying
- First catch the rabbit, - it seeming cS-
scntill, in his mind tIlrt tn rabbit must
be ought, before it was cooked 50 We,
in tn" question of UNDERWRITING. viii >tv
first get the cow Fin is an importrn,
sep, and more important thln many
think-tor You cannot IN Ike goo batter
unless Won have 4 TOpi butter COW To- b.
gn with. DO Won ask whit breed i b IT,
We answer 1t Il Ic- ut IN Ike any diff u
cncr what breed. if yoI only ct 4 good
butter COW. There are god COWS :lnoug
all brtcds-mOrr among some than among
othcrS-;nd only experience "A practical
test decide the value of COW for
making butter. Slr may not rive 4 laryc
mess. bus she must give Il rich me (. and
it must have clean. sweet flavor. We
see that the flrmcrS in some sections seem
to understand this point. lh.y have i'll
OtSrgo county, along the tnndIll River.
to SOM extent 1t let-t, inrolI-cl Devon
blood. and we tinG lmonL the batter max
cr~ there. fine herds of grade DcvolI~.
Thy are not generally rcmItrd tn b st
butter cows. Is Il hrrc mos. prcftrriny
the short horns or Jerseys. Is 1t the short
horns are not adapted 10 hilIv REGIONS
For this reason. perhaps the Drvon~ crossed
on the best native stock. with Il -prinNinr
of JERSEY blood are the best f I that ~t--
ton.
But whltcvcr blool you intro luce. b,.
sure it is from 4 milking family. This
Is the main point to look at Get males
from the brs: milking funiir> mules
strongly marked with III Characteristics
OF a good milking mIv-and Use no 9th
erS. Cross these only with Your les but
t,r COWS. and if Won have COWS that have
come from good native butter stock. 80
much the better. But never trust to grade
bulls. however line. except III rare cases,
where You are sure of native stock having
proved good for several generations.
When You use grade male. You never
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cave Pea ham daily except Sunday; at AN; Arrive
529 From Hos &c Tunnel Mass, to Read -borr14gh
Vt 10 miles and back, six times week Leave Mino
t Readsbdr@aEh by 4rN: leave Read foronsh daily,
q n s" B5a at rarsd With hf 6 s h'oSae "s
R t From , East c w to s orn meS Non"
lay. "Wednesday. aud Friday at NJ: arrive at TOPS
IAN BY lesye Torsham Ta"Fday rhHffq ~
8 8, WI B1Hd required vi WI la r s3 - r1on
Dwell, and Westield, to North Troy 3 miles and
,acf three times week Lave MorrisyiIle Mo Wdrt
Fray by 81 M; leave Worth Troy Tnesayi Thursaay
n Bond ii reaaryi w nd 3TTSf at by NJ
EXTRACTS FROM LAWS. ETC.
a Of c Sl Ma o Jn sth ~ ' Ai's'S ''
Il, do solennly swear affirm that will faith
,,a from every thing forbidden by the laws relation
m the lifted states and that will honestly and truly
account for and pay over any money BELONGING To- 'r
control. So help me Odd
BY section Ii Of the Of June. m every rgr9san
PANS penalties and orlctures for violation ct thr
above oath OF Affirmation or not.
Sections of the Actof ,nEre-s torcyse consolidate
and amend the statutes relating to the post Once &c
'Ine Postmaster General requests that bidders. uar
Ine To- be- toncerned in llail contracts vii carefully
and critically the abstract OF laws here pre-
II tl adv t1 ms Il, orde hat d< may made
and lIah! s In-l m .-ttniin -lN. anl tnIt all
Iu'sarrrrllsIolls or cause u compliant mere 't'I may
psl .s r. are required to max, themselves familiar
with tines. Laws ana nstrqr-lons. thAt tH"y ma! be
abe +" nitor'i an! direct others .........
,@ t M f'SI 1'r ,., ot .ha M o
trart |antrrned III contract carry Tie
INCLUDING p"snast,- cannot hcrin" interested N "a
I.lll contract m'r act as ,eIt Il contract r or hld
So. Z That n? person rmrloy,d in the post ollicc
l..rtts 4rt.r tIi l, nat go rtA ft-f t
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Each rers ~ Ir' -uriu-l club Of ten sui
>crbcrs l. entitled to extra WEEkLy. and OF i:y
t. a NI-NlI-M
Tncler-Nmen. THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE viii he sent
year tor II ~. Tar SEMI-W TEkLY for - % and
The DAILY Tor 50
s~Spe linen copies or either edition Of THE TEIB-
UNE. AID circulars giving fan Il the contents
Of the great Of rEIBy>E ExTRAs sent tree to
ANY address III tine United States
MI renittanceS at seuder'S risk unless by draft
on New i"rk. POSTAL order. or III registered letter
Address simply THI TRIBUNE. New York
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

To the Editor OF the VERMONT CHEl.1i.>
E.rEFMEp FRIESp:
VIII You please inform your roat-r- ---a
positive
CURE FOR CONSU MPTlpA
and all disorders OF the 1hr AZ and Iur-s
10y Its use II my practice. | nave rIr.H --'...
cases aud Will give
s I 900 90
for II will not leueft Indeed -
faith that viii send SAMPLE FKEE l. at.
addressing me.
Please show this letter T. any oue \. - ~ b..
Is suffering fro III thaee diseases @IG .f-.--
Faithfully ours
Or. 7. Z. EikI.
r,I..nis =. William Street New
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Z Z X r. IN,
b l. 4 G. Il $ VI I r II
w O r X f Il \ IRO \.
SHOP ON BERLIN Strict.

Nert Door S)u'h ar J,t5naoti's Leuttar Store
Particular @ttention viii be given = the manUfactu
Of HORSE POWER LAG CHAINS. Loops, LINKS and
BOLTS. and koLLERs and ROLLER CHAINS. All work
entrusted to ms Will he done PROMPTLY IA
manIke manner and at reasonable irlces. F3
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IIOEEAKr, IN OK. i,ttm EH'ou
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UNITED STATES MAIL

ppSr OvFICE DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON. December |, 1874,
Proposalswill be received at the Contract Once OF
this Department until NJ of March l. 1915. for con
veving the mails the United States the routes and
and schedules of departures and arrivals herein
! specifel II the state q
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Failing contractors guilty Of a misdemeanor

Sec 245. That any person or persons bidding fol
the of the mails upon any route which
may advertised be let. and receiving an award Of
contract for such service. who sinai! wroSfnllN
General in dle form and perform the service
described in his their bid proposal shall be deem
ed guilty of mis1emeanor, and, on conviction there
of be punished by fine not exceeding five thousand
dollars and by Imprisonment for term not exceed
ing twelve months.
No pay r. be made until contracts are executed.
50. That person whose bid for carry ing the
mail is accepted shall receive any pay until he has
executed his contract according to law and the regula
tions of the Department
Compensation for additional service restricted and
regulated.
Sec. go That compensation for additional service
proportion which the ORIGINAL compensation bears to
the original service: and when any su"h additional
service l. Tered the to be allowed therefor shal
he EXPRESSED in the ordn and entered ron the books
for additional REGULAR service rendered before the
| lSSnlll-Ot such order
Sec Pol. That extra allowance shall he made for
increase OF expedition the mail unless
rers is made necessary. and in such the addition
al compensation shall bear no greater proportion 70 me
additional stock and carriers necessarily employed
than the COMPENSATION the original contract bears to
the stock and carriers ceSSdrly employed III Its exc
/ CutOn.
Deductions may be made and fines imposed. for deln-
quencies.
durons from the of contractors for failures to per
form eerV'e accord ne to contract and mr"se fines
uppn them for other drlnI uenrieS He deduct the
lr" ~ the trip III all whore the trip Is not per
failure be occasoned by the fault the contractor
/ carrier.
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CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BlTTTn>
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-28
n L E X n ND RIA.

FAsHfoNABLE WEDDING. - ST. Paul's
cnurch was crowded this afternoon by the
elite and fashionable portion of the city
among whom were many relatives of the
youthful and happy couple, TO witness the
nuptlais OF Mr.. Robert r.. Turner, of Fau-
quier, and Miss Mary w. Corse, daughter of
Major w. d. Corse, of this city. Rev. DR..
on performed the ceremony in most
and groom standing beneath a handsome
floral arch, from the top of which was sus-
pended beautiful marriage bell. The brides
maids Were: Misses Maggie Corse sister to
the bride; May Dulany, Fanny Sprigg, OF
Alexandria; Minna Fauntleroy, of Lees
burg; Mamie Fendall. of Alexandria; Eliza
Turner. Essie ID. Taylor, of Alexandria
Nary Turner, Miss Beverly, Elton Corse,
w siiI g on, ID. &. The groOmsmen: MeSsrs
EDWARD Turner, brother TO the groom; VIM
r.. Fendall. of Alexandria; Hill Beverly, of
Washington, formerly of Fauquier county;
Mr.. Nicholson. OF Washington, ID. c.; Mr.
Bowie, Mr.. Marry, of Washington, ID. c.;
Mr.. Bentley, of Leesburg, Va; Julian T.
Burke OF Alexandria; Frank Wesi. of Prince
Georges c. unity, Md, and Mr. Foster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-28
GEORGETORN

Two AFFLICTED FAMILI ss-A telesraa,
WAS received here yesterday announcing the
sad news of the sudden death. at George.
town, KY, o. Mr. Samnei Cooley, brother OF
the late w. III. Cooley, or this city Ii is only
week since the intelligence was received
here OF the sudden Death of Mr. Windsor
Cooley, the eldest son OF the deceased Roth
were well known here, where they are extern
sively connected.
Mention was made in TIE STARa few
days since OF the fatality occurring in the
family OF Mr.. Robert n. Reed residing in
Virginia. near the Chain bridge by which
Mr.. II. bad lost his wife and two children
from disease resembling diphtheria. Yes
terday his youngest and only remaining child
died from the same disease.
AQuEDUCr AvENUE and Bridge street east
crete.
TEE OFFERINGS OF WHEAT at the Mer-
change to-day amounted to II 500 bushels
sales of 1874 bushels at from 81 80 To sI45
TIE CATTLE MARKET.-Messrs. Means
weaver q Co report sales to-day AT Droyers'
Rest of 90 head OF cattle at from to 81
cents per pound for best, and from Az To .
cents per pound for stock; ,6o5 sheep and
lambs were offered, and $40 sold AT from -
6a cents per pound for old sheep and from
81 to $3.50 per head for lambs; 20 cows and
calves were sold AT from So To S6s.
RIVER AND CANAL.-Arrivei-Sch
Cara, from Philadelphia, with coal for ID.
Llnkins; schooner Henry Finch. from n ew
YORK, with stone for Birch x Fletch II.
schooner Mary Ann, from Alexandria W. IN
100 bushels wheat for Hartley & Brother;
schooner Kitty Ann. from M me nIarp w IN
l,6t0 bushels wheat for same firm Ry
caual-Boat j. y. Thomas with 3 :. O b,l Sli-
els wheat and 6h0 bushels cora for 4 G.. x I
NJ. Waters: boat London, with 2,51O bus lpls
wheat Tor Hartley Il Brother and 200 b Isl-
els wheat for II NJ. Talbot: boat H NJ. Tai
TO- Z. with 3.N0O bushels wheat and 200 barrels
corn for IL. NJ. Talbot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-28

MEAT Beef, porter house. eOaz5 per To-: sirlofu
-; round, Is roasting pieces, 2Os25; corned, baIs
dried, %; sliced, q: Clipped, 30; Pork, lOa2O
eorned. sal2Si Mutton, l5aac; Lamb, lsa:0; Veal
i5s25; Dried Beef, 2la25; Hams, whole, IL cut, Is
diced, Is; Middiinss, IS: cut. i7als; Shoulders, 4
whole, Is cut; Tongues. 6a6o each: Lard l5c per 10
GAME PUCK, vidGeon, l!01 per pair. blue wing
l." per p.ir' red bad: 10 per pair; e.rvs. back
per pair rabbit. 2c. each squirrel, tai5c: par
u .i &c each; phsssAnts, 7ss. each; woodcock
fHH-Roek. Ya4o Per bunch: Perch, sss<0 pc,
punch tatnsh, Is per bunch; Hlibut, ~ per ID
nefch, yellow, " per bunch; Shad. s)A5Oc bar pair
nerrlng, Cts. per bunch: Shesoshead, 7sal %
sslnon, gCahornia,) t0asec. per IL: Salt Wste,
eyiers, teaeoe. Cod. l1xaB per To-: Haidoct 10
slsc PCT ID lobster, Is CLANS, ioe pr loo; So ,ta
observation-disclosures Irish, 2spsr X: IA. swee,
~ per pk; Onions, 4oa,o per PIX; Cabbage sas Der Id
Plants. per bunch; rsrnils, 16eW Der pk: saassa
zss per ID; SRinnach ,SosO per. ~.
per dozen; Apples so.Se per pk: Pears, sSs Si PEI
Dk.. do cooking, 40ae; Grapes, Fam Der box Jrsn
berries, IS per at; Cbesnufs, Is per at.
DRIED fRuIrs.-.App nai2 per pound; Peaches
peeled, 81; unpeeled, Is. Biackberries, 10; Cher,
Ties, Aas5 per 10.
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Rig hts Of Married Women I'm the Dis.
lFfet Of Columbia.


Yesterday, In the Court In General Term
Thompson ct al. came up for hearing on APP
peal from the decree passed by Mr.. Justice
Wylie in Special Term, last summer, dis
missing the bill, and was argued by Mr.. Ell
liot tor the complainant appellant, and
Mr.. Bond for defendants (appellees;)
the counsel, however, agreeing upon the
proper construction of the law of the case
The facts are, that in 1861 two valuable lots
of ground in this city were conveyed TO
Moses Kelly. in trust for Mrs. Jane Thomp-
son wife OF defendant, j. Harry thompson.
The deed was silent as 10 her power of dispo-
sition Of the property, Tut provided that the
trustee should not convey without the con
sent OF the ceSfiu que trust, Mrs. thompson,
or her heirs. Mrs 7. died in 1872. having by
her will charged the lots with legacies To
the extent of five thousand dollars in favor
in fee 10 her husband, to whom afterwards
the trustee kelly conveyed. In 1874,
ThonI son sold and conveyed one of the lots
TO the complainant, who. for the purchase
money, assumed an incumbrance of $40 600,
which rested upon both lots, and was secured
by deed OF trust executed by order Of the
court TO pay the cost OF the construction of the
improvements upon them. Thereupon the
DINER lot was released from said deed OF trust
The object OF the bill was toquiet the title OF
the lot conveyed TO complainant by estab-
fishing the capacity of Mrs. Thompson 10
make Will and To discharge the legacies
from said lot.
Justice Wylie dismissed the bill, as above
stated, upon the ground that as this property
was acquired by Mrs. Thompson prior to tue
act OF Congress OF April 10, 1869, relating 10
the rights of married women in this bis
trict. She could not dispose OF IL by will, as
IL was not within the act
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-28
THE DENTS rs CONVENTION
Last Nights Session.

The Mary land and District OF Columbia
dentists had an evening session last night
istry submitted by DR.. II. c. Thompson, after
which DR.. X. Finley Hunt, from the Joint
committee of the Baltimore and Washington
dental societies. appointed with a view To
inducing the United States government
thiCrsh Its army and navy medical depart
ments. 10 aid In collecting statistics bearing
on the decay and deterioration of human
teeth, Informed the society that the Joint
committee had considered the subject and
had submitted paper To the Baltimore and
Washington societies, to be presented to the
surgeons general of the army aud navy, I'm
which the objects of the movement are set
forth and the aid of the government invoked.
The committee also had recommended that
the co operation of the Dental Society of the
state of Mary land and the District of Column
bla be invited, and that the annual NEE ting
OF that society be made the occasion of pre-
senting the matter to the government. DIR.
Hunt stated that the report of the committee
bad met with the approval of tae societies OF
the Two cities and that he presented the SUBJ
Ject here in accordance with the IecOmmen-
dation OF the committee. Resolutions, pre-
sented by DIR. Hunt, were adopted. That
committee of six be appointed, whose duty
II shall be TO present 10 the surgeons general
OF the army and navy OF the United States
the paper submitted this evening by the Joint
committee of the Baltimore and Washington
dental societies" The president appointed
the committee of six, and the convention ad-
jOurned.
The convention reassembled at Willard's
this morning, and the proceedings were
opened with prayer. Election of members
OF papers and discussions thereon followed.
DIR. j. William Foster, of Maryland. made a
very interesting address upOn mechanical
dentistry.
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Ready Made Department.

Overcoats, suits, separate garments, per-
fectly fitting shirts, underwear, neck-,lress-
ings, collars, cuffs, handkerchiefs. gloves,
half hose, suspenders, &C, &c, in endless va
riety.
Notice the terms.
One Price Only.
Prices marked in plain figures.
Ten per cent discount for cash.
Articles not worn or injured may be re-
turned in two weeks from time of purchase
and the money will he refunded without
question. GEO. c. HENNING,
40 Seventh street.
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THE COGRM.

m ULiCE OUChT-JuA0S OfteU
10 day, John O'Briel, loud and bois ferrous;
s.. Richard Brown, John Madigan. and
Frederick Bradstreet, disorderly conduct;
each. John Bryan, charged with wilfaliy
destroying the time book Of the captain OF
The watch OF the Treasury departm snt; con-
tinued: Teney Dorsey, Mary Collins and
Mary Brown were fined IS each for disorder
ly conduct. Annie Smith, public profanity:
for ninety days. George Garvin, same
charge; down. Mary Albert, profaue; s5
John Hampton, forfeited collateral. Ste
phen Berkeley, charged with breaking into
the door Of a private residence, that OF Bea-
jamin Braxtou; 81. John Thomas loud and
bOisterous conduct; s5. George Mills pro
family; IS. Albert Thomas, disturbing the
peace OF Georgetown; -. VIM. saunders,
lo0d and boisterous; 50. Warren Miles. lar
ceny; three months in Jail. Granson Dyer
And John H. Simms, larceny OF q feather
SIS; six months each in Jail.
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CITY ITE MS.

drand Opening, oa.uraay. Oc,. 80, III .
have just received large invoice of Pat
terms, BOnnets aud Hats aud a large assOrt-
ment of Millinery Goods, comprising Feath-
ers, Nelvets, Ladies' Suits CIOaks, &c
1928 =. HELLER, us Market Space
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-28
Simpsons Billiard Parlors,
6Z3 Penna. avenue.
with challenge cushions.
Try them. 10.

-O
WE ALL CONSIDER IRON the embodiment
OF strength and power, but how few are
aware that IL is this same element in the
system that gives us strength and vigor, and
that an insufficiency Of IL causes weakness
ana debility. The PeT7uiGH Syrup, a pro-
toXlde OF iron, Is prepared expressly TO sup
ply lllS NlJallZlDg element eO
DR.. j. j. CALDWELL. Baltimore, states: :"
have used Liebtgs Liq,Ul Ertrdc; Of Beet
largely in debility, fetrIle and nervous dis
eases, and found il one Of the most reliable of
nutrient tonicS now in use or TO BE- found in
pharmacy. Scheller L Pinkard, agents,
Washington. go
THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per
cent. per annCm Gu deposits for each calendar
month. Ranking hours, . to T. Saturdays, .
70 and tOs. Tt3, 1itle
CerHs, &c Easy Feet
being requisite to health and comfort, thon-
sands OF the intelligent public patrOnize DR.
Whites well-knOwn establishment, E35 18th
street, opposite the Treasury, for relief from
COrns. Bunions, Inverted Nails, Chilblains
Vascular Excrescences, etc.
FREcKLKs removed by Natures Beautiner
MISS HULETT is gaining successful law
practice in Chicago. Her "attachments" are
not easily resisted. She uses Natures Beau
tifer. 1886
FRECKLEs removed by Natures Beautifer.
The SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales O
Is12 were e219,660. 4.1-s,wt
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RRODHEAD s. co,
e39 PENNSY WANNA AvENUI
BETWEEN sTH AND 10TH STREETS,
Have Just received complete stock Of the late
NOVELTIES IN DRY GOODS,
from g cents 10 81 IS per yard, embracing Plain
and PLAID CAMELS BAR, French DlAGOS ALE,
hin sERGES. Chiniil CLOTH, Snow necsed
CAmELS HAIR, striped DEBEiEs, &C. sc,
many Of which sapnot be fornd elsewhere ia this
market, having been taken from the custom house
within the past week.
BLACK SILKS, from 8 10 70 81 50 per yard. lin
GLIDING the celebrsted make Of Bonnet uinet Bel.
lew. and Coto and DeCos-D
BLACK CASHMEBES OF French manufacture.
nnsurpassed in color, quality and durability, from
BLACK ALPACAs aud MoHAIRs, from sc. mp.
DRAP DEE'TE, 81 IS and up.
MOOLLEN BLANKETS, (bed aud crib, from
S3 to SIS pair.
from % cents 20 81 Is per yard
SHAWLS, from 81 to ESQ
BALM0RAL SKIRTS, 81 and up.
Three button Pars X Ds, q IS, In eli color..
Job" Iron frame HOSE, best quality. 81 box.
Nsmsutta - Blesched COTTON, Is cents yard
These goocs have been seet ted with great care
and purchased for cash, and should receive the q.
ten ton Of ell close buyers.
BRODHEAD q CO.,
octl-h s3s Penna. ave-, bet. 9th and 10Th ste.
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SANKEY'S GREAT SONGS. as sung at the
Brooklyn Tabernacle daily meetings. At
Junction News Depot, + and 9TH streets.
Also, cheap portraits OF Moody and Sankey.t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-28

JET, Roman, gold and dia mond jeweIry, in
sold And 1sk- plate. made at Prigg's Jeweiry
Ssofe, No. 81 Pennsylvania avenue, near
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-28

LOOK OUT FOR THE CENsUs MANA
man has recently been calling upon families
IN the northern portion of the city, duri z
fbe absence of the male members 10 IA Ike
The census" His purpose is believed to be
robbery or burglary. Yesterday, ON street.
he kept the lady Of the house where hs called
engaged nearly three-J uarters OF IA hour
answering questions, and got an sstire
inventory OF the personal property there.
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LOCAL NE VS..
Amusemensa. &c. Tonight.

National ThedfT.-Mrs. ID. p. Bowers In
the emotional drama East Lynne"
FoyrT, Ope-u House--The German Theatri-
cal Troupe in "My Leopold"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-28

0Generai Sherman has up to this lime
re lliZed $50 800 from the sales OF his book.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-28

THE GERMAN THEATRICAL TROUPE. last
evening, gave very successful performance
al Ford's Opera House last evening of the
kie Collins novel OF that name This even
ing my Leopold" will oe rendered. The
company is deserving of good patronage
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DRY GOODS.

Dry GOODS NOTICE.
The undersigned having purchased from the
sigbees q the late hrm % Began wylie their .
tire stcck u
FRY GOODS, &C,
Eas reopsnea ct the cid stand. IoIs -th street.
With . choice and select s-scrtmeut of
EKw FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Which vii, be sole at lowest rates. eres, bargains
may be En- pected.
VIM BIRD WYItE,
octss-u I01t7h treet northwest
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
RUTIER, BCCkwHEAT, &c.
Choice New York Rutter
t,bcice New York Bpckwheat
Moler Diamond Syrup.
Vermont Maple s. run
Cape Cod CTauberrie.
Pure Currsut aud Ounce Jelly put ~ under our
own superN sion.
Preserves, Brandy Pesche and o general a..
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CHEAP DRY GOODS AND CARPETS
Androscoegin Bl sached Cotton, lOc
fsst cclored Caicoes. 61.c.
EDds Paper Camhrics, &C.
Cheap Stock in sll its branches
Dress Goods, extraordinarily low
All wool Empress cloths, S5ac., worth &c.
All wool Sstines, 81 &c, cheap
Fency Plaid Dress Goods. rs to 7sc.
Mixed suitings, Csmels Hair and Cloth Goods
Mornings in cashmere. Merinoes. nrap 4 te
Csrrtt Stock mus; be reduced for cash.
Enelish Brussels. @ Is worth Sis.
Ingrsins, 50, 81, rs, 81, CHEAP.
Rrgs. Mats, OIL Cloths
fe1f skirts. s5c.. worth 81.
Bsmorsl skirts, SOC.
T.. NaUDAIN.
octls tr 700 Market Space.