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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-25
The Coming Elections.

From the 81. Louis GObe.DcmOcratl
The elections Of the next two months
while they will not determine the general
contest OF 1876, will give an indication Of
the popular feeling which may prove
significant. General elections have been
known TO go directly contrary to the i'm.
mcdiately preceding State elections, and
hence the result of the latter can he no
criterion for iOrcasting the former. Flee.
tions for the next two months areto be held
in California on September j Arkansas,
September 0; Maine, September 10; Iowa
and Ohio, October IL. The elections in
Virginia, Kansas, Maryland, Massachu.
sets, Mississippi, Minnesota, New York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin,
all come on November 2, and In Texas on
December Z.
The last election showed that Arkansas
had u nominal Democratic majority Of
10000. In Maine, there was n ltepnbli.
can majority Of 1000. Texas claimed
to be Democratic by about $4,000, and
Wisconsin elected an Opposition Gov.
ernor by very small majority. Penn.
sylvania claimed n Democratic majority
Of 4,OONand New Jersey Of $4,000. New
York gave the Democrats 10000, and
Missouri gave them $4,000. Minnesota
has Republican majority Of nearly TO-.
600; Mississippi, Of 2l,000; Kansas, Of
$4,000, and Iowa, Of $4,000.
While in several States the great Iles-
tions Of the canvass are being TEN pOrari.
ly ignored for side issues, yet il is I'm.
questionable that the States which gnyC
the largest majority to the Democracy
will show considerable reduction in that
party's vote at the coming election. In
California, the question is not one Of
money, but Of water, and the State can.
vass Is largely Ringing on the aggressions
Of monoplics which are endeavOring ID
gain the exclusive right to the water Of
the State. This local issue is diyerting
attention from the great political queS-
lions Of the day, but there Ia odonbt the
State will go Republican,
In Ohio, the Democratic party have
come out fairly on the financial question,
and to strengthen their failing cause
have resorted to alliances bearing sec
tartan bias, and looking TO sectarian ends
These, in place Of answering their pur.
pose, have created n strong opposition
and more than likely will yet cost them
their cause. The bill introduced in the
Ohio Legislature just before adjournment
practically arranges the way for the divi.
sion Of the school fund for sectarinn pnr.
pOses. And this the majority Of the peO-
pie will by no means stand. Thus have
the Democrats done themselves an in.
Jury, and the Republican party n benefit
While great Importance Is justly attached
TO the financial question, the feeling In
Ohio betOkens that before the election
comes off, the school question will be
brought forward and will probably de.
eide the contest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-25

TuE story lately set aaoat that General
Cass was for a short time acting President
Of the United States is not true, Mr., Fill
more was in Washington at the time OF
TaylOr's death. General Cass never was
President Of the Senate. Besides, the
Globe for 1852, that is referred to to es-
tablish the point, ended March 4, 1919,
and General Taylor didn't die until 1850,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-25

UREssoN srRIEos.-The members Of the
Western Press Association who made the
excursion to CressOn Springs last
Thursday, says the Pittsburgh Commercial,
were loud in their praises Of that delight.
full summer resort and Of the manner o.
their entertainment by the proprietos Of
the Mountain House, G. W. Mullin & Co,
The firm consists Of Messrs. G. W. Null.
lin, George X. Mullin and Frank A..
Barr. The Mullins, as is well known to
nearly every Pittsbnrgher, are the pro.
priOtors Of that popular hotel, the st,
Cloud, In Philadelphia. Mr.. Barr, who
has charge Of the Office at the Mountain
House, is Plttsburger, has been connect.
ed with the house in past years, and has
rendered himself extremely popular
with all liz patrons. The Mountain
House has been greatly improved since
last season, and Is now one Of the best
sumnering places in the country, 1t has
nearlyiour hundred guests at present.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Lauahlln's Infant Cordial.

nation Of the Gums, TO allay uneaslness TO quiet
Collie Palms. 10 promote Sleep, tOcure Summer COm-
plalnt. This we consider one Of the most valuable
remedies to 10 kept In the family when the chill
dren arc cutting their teeth. We are selling thou
sands Of bottles and have 10 hear the hrst person
say II Is not all we recommend II to be-
MOTHRRs, have you q Siekly, tssihiHg babe that
TURNS the HOURS Of NIGHT (when you 10 long for
rest) Into one LONG, WEARY DAYTIME Of WORM.
MINT and CAREH Cry Cry-CY-all day and all
night lnngf II you have, iIteH 10 Tt1iOH, he con-
CORDIAL and your ehid WILL 10 PACiPIED, aid
SWIFT, REFRESHING SLEEP will take the place Of
wAKRPUL sUPPRRISG. Procure al once bottle.
SOll by all Druggists and
iAUGIILlN BROS. 4 CO., Proprleon,
Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-25

~ Casa Concentrated LyG.
100 Matches.
barrels CARROTS Snuff,
30 boxes CARROTS Packs
1000 pounds Dutch Madder Print
800 Indigo Spanish Float.
Or lanell Chlp logWOOd.
% Chip Tittic. .,,,...
Al 'LAUGHLlN BROS. co.'s
80 pounds ChloroIOrm.
so Bromide Potassium
rs II CllOmel,
% " IOdlde Potash.
$50 Fluid Extracts, Tilden's.
90 Solid Extracts, do,
$50 bottles Sugar Coated FILLS
% dozen EllXOIS.
At LAUGHLTN BROS \ cos
2S dozen RaEGr'A Cod Liver OIL
% Halls Lung Balam
% Jayno's EXpectOmni.
Is Ayers Cherry Pectonl,
1000 Easences-CinnamOn &c.
800 Ralemhn Drops
900 GOlircy's Cordial.
100 u Essence Jamaica Ginger.
At LAUGlILlN BROS 4 COS
1900 pounds Grain Pepper-SIngipre.
800 Cloves.
800 Allspice.
200 Hutnegs-GOYHrnmen
800 Cream Tartar, pure and rholfr.
900 Mustard, In cans and In lnk.
600 u Ground Ginger, East lndlad JaEhIr
COX'G GelAilne, Arrow Root, Taplon anil sisu
oc29 Al LAUGlll.lN BROS. a CO."
100 ounces Quinlno, Powers 4 Wclghiman',
90 sulphate Morphla.
90 Eltnte Silver,
60 stryChnla. ...
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-25

Tue Chicago Tribune Of the 18th says
1t ought to be a matter of great interest
to the unemployed to know that there is
an abundance Of rcmuneratiye work in
the farming districts, and that 50 per day
can be had in many parts Of illinois,
Iowa and Minnesota. There is especial
need Of much manual labor this year, be-
cause the late severe rains have beaten
down the oats and wheutso rs to render
the use Of a harvester in many cases i'm
possible, and the reupiug has largely to
be done by the cradle and even by the
sickle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-25

ANOTHER advance in journalism. The
New York EreRiag Telegram, tender to
the Herald, now publishes an edition al
10 o'clock in the morning, giving full
account Of the London money market al
/ o'clock on the same day, being able tc
do this easily on account Of the difference
Of time between London and New York
We should think that report Of thii
kind, provided it DO accurate, in the hands
Of every merchant before he begins bust
ness would be OF very great value.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-25
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST rs, 1873.
MIN1srrR HoNoREp.-ReY. William y

MINISTER HoNoRED.-Rev, William j.
Wright, Of Wellsburg, has been elected a
member Of the London Mathematical So
ciety. This society is composed Ofthe lead
ing mathematieians Of Europe, but Mr.,
Wright is the first American member,
Mr.. Wright is now publishing in Lon
don a series of tracts on "MOdern Higher
Mathematics"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-28

a libel suit instituted against the proprie-
fCrs o. the As,,TicOn by Judge Yellott. OF
Baltimore county, on account Of editorial
remarks in the issue of 50th Of November
last, and a communication from a cOrrespOn-
dent in the same paper, both referring TO the
case OF Catharine Higgins removed 10 the
Circuit court for Baltimore county from the
criminal court Of Baltimore city, in which
she was released on what the AlHsTicGa con-
siderei Inadequate bail has been dismissed.
At the time the articles were Published the
editor OF the american did not know which of
the judges of that circuit had acted in the
matter, and, therefore his remarks were not
aimed at any particular judge. Now that
the libel suit is dismissed. the American with
draws such expressions ia the articles a
seemed 10 reflect upon Judge Yellott'S judi
cal integrity, or the propriety o. his con-
duet IN tie case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-28

pOt;ed Tail. the orator OF the ia on the
part OF the Sioux at the grand council yester-
day, is a logician and "a diplomatist. as his
speech reported in The STAR proves. The
price be fixes upon his hunting privilege
shows that he has imSibed the genuine
Yankee shrewdness in "dickering,r and is
determined not to sell his rights at too low q
figure. His selection by all the Sioux bands
yesterday as their spokesman shows that
they consider his head level.
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Average Daily Circulation, 1850
The star for the Summer.

P,4sos-. Iaur5ag the ci'g fos me Summer or for
o,pr portion C( e Dlny hare The STAR sent by
sloT pcs'oge prePcit ,r s'ie, pcrio,' If time Us
ffr7y 5eSTe ~ ne rdfe Of 10 cents per Jrest, 90
,c,l-s per month, $3.50 for three months, or So
(7T 81 nso5hhS
0Ogr'.Ts r'lst IN an cases Dc acc 5,apoAisI Or
fhs .io1eJ, and no PnPer sent longer fha, pan
fCr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-28

The United States Supreme Court vi |
soon have before il on appeal the question
Nheiher Colored children must b. allowed to
attend public schools in districts of states
Where no separate schools for their educa-
t!on are furnished, the Supreme Court of In
diana having decided il affirmatively.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-28

The publie-spiTited citizens OF Baltimor e
are collecting fund sufficient to pay {! e
expenses OF the Fifth Maryland regiment TO
the Bunker Hill celebration, and have al
ready raised nearly - 900. This i a much
better method than voting away the money
Of the city in support OF a private enteI-
misc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-28

The robbery Of the Sioux chiefs yesterday
while they were at dinner, OF their money
and shirts. was one of the meanest thefts on
record. II the thieves are captured they
should be turned over 10 the chiefs for the
adnini>;ratiO ion OF Indian Justice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-28

The clerical employees of the government
have another holiday tomorrow. While as
rule they are underpaid, il must be admit
ted that they have a large number of holt
days. There is the thirty days Ieave to which
they are annually entitled, the Fourth OF
July, week during the Christmas holidays.
Decoration day, Thanksgiving day. and the
days on which the funerals OF important Of
ficials take place, making altogether at least
six weeks of the year i'm which they arc re-
quired to do no work.
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LOST AND FOUND.

= of lst and + streets northwest DETIVERY
bOoh' maIked on the inside " Howard A lib
eral reward Will be given If returned to the Adams
Express office. or to the uIdersi gned to HON alone
II y 81 any use. A. VI. HOWARD,
IL 212 10th street southwest.
l OST-On the 18th instant, dark brindle COW
= piece out Of each ear. A liberal reward &,
viii be paid If returned 10 WILLIAM Ian X lEs
ALAN, corner ~ ana III streets ". IN q 81 ~
G REWARD-LpST-A black Newt midland
S0 DOG. white on breast and forefoot: -
answers TO the name of Bose" Any opeSZ-o'sAn
that viii return him give any informati-71 Thai
wall lead TO his recovery, viii receive above reward
Barlows Art Gallery, 1925 Pennsylvania ayeaue
nayE 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-28

II is gratifying TO believe that political
matters have been so adjusted IL Louisiana
that any further wrangle in regard to the
state government is improbable. The New
Orleans TINES speaks o. the condition of
affairs there with great satisfaction. II
says that 'by common consent the acrimony
~ the past few years has been dropped, and
the races have assumed an attitude toward
each other which is at once rational, peace
fUl and mutually advantageous. The unfor-
tGnate feud has disappeared "a if by magic,
and they no longer regard each other with
suspicion" Ifnothing unforeseen occurs the
question OF Kellogg's right to- the governor
ship viii not be mOoted by the people of the
state, although il will necessarily come up
incidentally in the discussion on Pinck-
backs admission To the senate next winter
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TIE
ICE KING REFRIGERATOR

Has stood the seyeuest test for the past five years.
carried away the honyrs ct all the principal fndus
tflAI Exhibit. rs throughout the United STATE
cpnipeting with nearly every kefiigrrator uBw al
eAstenoe; an now Pre- pared 10 challenge the world
T. produce ats equal.
Ii. NJ. DIGGINS, PAtsU.ee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-28
gNlMPROvEp PROPERTY FOB SALE.
ArCTION aALES

THURSDAY. May q, q o'clock p. m, Trustees
sale Of three story Brick House on 18th street, be-
tween i and M.
For fuller Particular see other advertisement. I n
Star. nay3s-tr
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PERSONAL.
EDUCATIONAL

nB. PERABEAU TEACHES PIANO, HsE-
IL MONH and the CCltiv alton OF the goios. Al.
dress at MIS- REICHEEBACH Piano st5-s. No.
423 1lth street northwest. decl4 ~.
II STlTUTE for young ladies, 9tS New York ave-
rue northwest, Mrs. ANGELO JACKSON, Princa.
pal Seventh snDuA session begins On the l4th q
6epteub Der, lHl. aue2ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-28

DAcKING-CHINA,Gl. .BkONZEs
y Etc. packed in the best msnner on short y
t,ce. All work warranted. Address .'Parkse,
Star Ofice. saAyzt1r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-28

FFBEDFoRD AHD BLUE LICK wArERS
Just received direct from the Springs.
nIL ,.y, 49, -, 49,,
q, 1es eelaess sid best SODA and MISERAL
- PtECALEs, TtN6Y GRENADINEss 0''
And many other DRESS GOODS al about half
ID FIShING TA,kt tks APP sgRoqUEr
Housefurni.hing Store,
"a MA,kiNAW STRAW HATS. a
- MAcKINAW STRAW HATS -
We have the largest stock of this desirable Straw
. - ~ wILLEIr tRUOFF.
my2s-5t COS Pennsylvania avenue.
a MACKINAw STRAW HATS. a
PflIN lS 81 f 1SA f6S EEGIDDESIY GGENHTfiE
MhN. Our ''i W,I 1SRi!;i. !. suerr.
REFRIGERATORsl REFRIGERAIOBs =
MpIT5H %f G s s,
GEO WATTS : ECO CO. prices
korff Patent Cooler and Refrigerator, Sc and
g mays OF
e KEEP COOL.
49, VENTILATED STRAW HATS -
NACkINAW ard MILAN STRAW HATS
E9fS ar1 HIDDEN $ STRAW HATS.
Sun UMBRELLAS. Six and bnH linen.
B. II. STINEMETZ. Halter,
1887 Pennsylvania avenue,
nays8-tr Nextto corner of 18th street.
w NJ. SINISTER BROTHER
Have ale the largest and most attractive assort
ment Of
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, HANDSOME
FANCY PLAIDS AND HAMBURG LACES
fer oyerdresses, and the most complete stock of
LUPIN 5 CELEBRATED MAKE OF GRENA-
Dimes,
in Plain, Plaid and Satin Stripes, with full assort
ment Of
TAMIsE, CAsHMEREs, HENRIETTA CLOTHS.
tAMELs HAIR BARGE.
and III fact, complete stock OF
MOURNING GOODS
ONE PRICE ONLY. 1t
JNIHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
I OF CSLUMBIA; tas 2Iti Gag q M,g. 1875.
ai.-No. Ii,lOl, Law
m a 81 tsa the sa D.
James X. oNeal ard Josephine A. O'Neai, csnse
the occurring forty ds g9 after this ts
day otherwise the cause will be preceded with as
: - % - b. g. HU i Justice, &c.
TTHs s2Pgr' BIZ I hFI GsM Ger AS o,,k
HARD AND SOFT SHE'LL CRABS ARRIVE
u daily at the NORFOLK OYSTER DEPOT
No; 62l ST BEET, nearly opposite the Baltimore
ard Potomac Depot. fflay27-it+
HONE MARKET, lOI. street. +. j. TIB-
II BETS, Proprietor. HOME MARKET Branch.
1916 lith street. +. ;. TIBBET5, Proprietor The
best AMI the best only can be found al these
kets. mAyST-lm
WE CLOSE OUR PLACE OF BUSINESS AZ
w 10 O'Clock an the morning and OPEN at .,
Clock IN the afternoon, on SATURDAY, the 2oih
instant DECORATION day. Mount Pleasant orders
delivered Friday afternoon.
@. G.. C0RNWELL SONS,
myN u FINE GROCER<
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED AT IRVING Ii
~ BRARY, 92O street northwest:
Sherman Book.
Unseen Universe.
Latest Brio a RraCs.
Paul Massie. By Justin Mccarthy
We and Our NeIghbors Mrs y Stowe
Also. other late publications. my27 81
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IF I'OU SEE THEM
YOU WILL BUY EN-.
GOOD ALL WOOL SUITS,
SS-ss-ss-Ss-
WELL MADE AND STYLISH.
A FINE CASHMERE SUIT.
SIe-sIO-slO-sl
NEW IND HANDSOME PATTERNS.
a BEAUTIFUL ALL.WOOL SUIT,
Sl2-sl2- Sl2-SI2-SI2-
| ELEGANTLY MADE AND TRIMMED
A RICH ENGLISH wORSTED SUIT.
sI5-sl5-SI5-s
NEH AND NOBBY.
SUPERB IMPORTED CLOTH SUITS.
S1S-SiS-S1s-SI
EQCAL 10 Custom GARMENTS
EVERY PIECE WE'LL SHRUNK
and MADE IN THE BEST MANNER.
ry-These Are Forcing OF Prices. III
ABLE BRO THE r 8,
TAILORS AND CLOTRIERS,
may27-tr corner 7TH AND D STREETS NV.
CARRIAGEsl CARRIAGES CARRIAGEs,N
~ On hand the largest assortment Of H5R9,
Carriages, Ph@:ons and Buggies, of tsN$sH
city, all OF which are being offered at reduced
Repairing promptly s'isRfsf f. f. GRAHAM.
Repository and Factory 40, Ala sth street north
a NCIkNT Eat OF TIE EAMIiY OF GEN.
9T se ey pati augS s IN Jg1e or JFIy next
hely Hutchinson. the late owner, The SULGRAyE
eSod MaHiidh HaHe Farm Budinr. C$ otlasss and
i siaf. aF FREE an CO.. so ane
IirCulus Inn Fields. LONDON.
n B.-further Particulars will appear. may25-6t
Den COPYING No LONGER NECESSARY,
oLEpHAN II co.'s
NEW AUTO-LITHOGRAPHIC PROCESS.
PRINTED copies of all papers furnished At low
rate u 10 ats folio of l0 words for first COPY,
and TWO CENTS per folio for each additional COPY
Fac simile copies Of drawings, plans, letters, cir
oUlars, &c. at lowest rates.
pepositons taken in short hand and transcripts
furnished III print a less COS; than ct here
tCfcre
~ Office No. 5l7 7ih street, OPP, Cen p. o.. Sd
floor. J. o. CLEPHANE,
nACRICE PiCHIN,
VIC 6u W. u. MURDOCH.
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FOR RENT AND SALE. i.

For REHT--HoCsE 81 lFh stree. one q t,i-
nscSt dtsirae'e srd sslfhy lecsfion- Ia thee
and ADJOINING Franklin Sauara. house ccntSins 4
ruoiifs. siesSant rsr ge h7f ana cold Wstrf BATH,
Waier-cioset, wash basins ais tue large garrtcn
TINT tres, good s,ai.ir r..gI s.. ApslV q DICK
son PNITEBSOS. COS l5.h rect. o. q GED
DIN BIZ. ectncr Pc. sve. Rnd as = H.
EoG SAIE-oae e the ui,ss- desirable aud va.uS-
lie taiidfrg LOTS ~ the city-Lot N. -. ia
s3rSre Nc SIS. situated vt the southwest in'ersec-
ton ~ NaSSsc hUSsfts eaue. ilfh sui l. streets
nei Invest. hayir tr,t ~ p feet, th depth q
To let - 80 alley The DnrghR--r can tax. the ian
proVe8enis Consisting 3 ~ frame tses n AZ sp-
Era msut, uV they Viii b. removed For teruls g.
E. II WARMER, Real Estate Broker.
nsy2s6, corner OF ssh sni Z streets.
EOR RENT-Hsu ds1rnelv furnished PARLOR
II 6ni BED OuM. on the fir~f floor. At I 90 New
lork avenue. VIII BE- vacated june Is. Modern
conNe nienccs. raavgs 50
ZOE RkNT-FurHished ROOMS, with or with
Il CT Board, ia pleasant locality for summer.
opposite the Al Gardens. near -, street ID
Penusy hania avenue; gas sn3 bah ia house. In
Qure a. 33S Missouri avenue. nav ss-6t-
LNoR RENT-F nrni~hei ALL Jniur ai,het PAR
Il LokS and ROOMS, communicating ar single.
With or without beard. No. 100 and IOi o y stree;
northwest; street cars pass the dapr. may24 g.
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BOARDING..

BOARDING.
EOR RENT-A front ROO " on second ioor- viii
northwest. my2s 81
A ,PRlXATE FAMILY WILL RENT TWO
fspt Il l3caion convenient to Treasury. Address
fhINaIE, Star ONCE myG 81
1927 ko STk !Is NO = &. o,f AND
airiest rooms in wsshington can rs rented for the
summer by single gentlemen at above rates rn27stF
FOR RENT, WITH BOARD, ONE VERY
furnished, North and south ex p0sure Rent one half
fs , the sGmPsr Also one or two other Rooms
DAEKINsON HOUSE, ccra7r 81 1iTesf aad Psaa,
L. s,irania arenBs.-Good ROOMS with first elias
BOARD, SIS Per nisnth. Also, TABLE BOARD
"'sA ar fh 1 fSf Ss6! proprletre,
EoB REST-Large FURNISHED ROOMS on the q
sun bier. 6I1 llth street northwest. maya 6t-
lOARDIEG-Furnished FRONT ROOMS, en-
- suite or single, corner house, southern and
tern exposure; No. i2i last Capitol street NIL ct
MILLIKEN's Corner of 18th and street.
Avenue and street cars Board b. tSe week tV on
no1th. Transient Board, s.: per day. House thor
febs,ly FRANK MILLIkEN. Proprietor.
Ja THE sUPRME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Tb w csne e, ia s IN! aiiS E,ui,y Docket T.
q
the Trustees account and the distribution o! the
Therefore, the creditors of vIRGINIAE. NOE
WOOD, deceased, and all other persons Interested,
are hereby notified to appear before me, prove their
ezsd on TrEspIY the lt DAY y" Of june, ISIS,
at o'clock m Of said day at my Office, in the west
wing Of the City fall, WASHINGTON City.
Nay &c, BIS. lStl THOMAS HOOD, Auditor.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTgICr
OF COLUMBIA.
JOIN BOWLING vs. CArmARINx v. BOUCHER EFT.
AL-No. 1924, Equity Docket II.
This cause has been referred TO the Auditor to take
testimony of the indebtedness of Joseph W:
itoTs Of :aid Boucher to file aud prove their claim,
Therefore, the parties to the cause, the creditors
Doed to spPear seo S'n me on the
ID day of June ls75at II o'clock of said day at
ton City, file and prove their claims and be heard
i0nssDs ss matters r: fH6MAs HOOD Auditor
v sssPpP,s s ri $HHEESh Gs sh,P PEkAsSaHs.4
DUETS; WREATHs, CROSSES, &C., at very mod
CABBAGE, Tomato and Egg Plants for sale:
Greenhouses.Twenty- fourth street near y, south
vest, opposite United Sts.es Observatory. maye-lm
II The once Of the LYCoMINa FIRE INsUR-
sSGE CONAN CON, Hi has been aks y e Rom No
This stannch old Csmpany has 6een IN operation Tor
thirty i've years. Net sssets IS $50 900.
arS-ty j. RUSSELL BARR. Agent.
WASHINGTON, MARCH CORN, 1878.
The firm heretofore existing between SMITHSON
DUNN, in the Brick Manufacturing business. ID
this DAY dissolved by mutual consent All bills due
the above firm viii be collected by Thos =: smith
son. THOMAS r. SMITHSON.
THOMAS DUNN.
Having purchased Thomas Dunn interest in the
above business shall hereby continue the same.
Being thankful for past patronage, hereby ask for
continuation Of the came.
QLUB LICK WATER,
From kEHTUcKx, EREsa From THD
On draught.
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6eol-6 5O3 Nh a106t
u 81 ssilinG eood CIGARS The 30 81.
eAlfy iof 8 oonts. They ere the Flower Of Smoke
yust reesivsd, 900 sxRs Ans oon0RA. SslsiaG %
itSe = ars:t snA I3o m arsss northwest.
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BANKERS.
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CEO. w. STICK sEY, Rsai Esiafs Broker aad
NJ Axcttonssv, Room lie Droit Building.
Loans negotiAted. Property at public and private
sale, maylelm