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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-04

In IOOKing over an official list oc the cOun-
ties In the United States some interesting
fact are developed. There are IL all I4i1
Counties. The letter most largely represented
"a the naming Of these counties is X; the next
NJ, and the next G. More counties are named
after Washington than any other Presiden
OF the United States, the number beng %.
The names Of the other Presidents repre-
scented by counties occur as follows: 'Terson
q, jackson q, Madison 10. Monroe Is, Lin
coin Il, Grant and Polk u each. Johnson IT,
Harrison ., Adams 8, Taylor I, Van Buren, 4,
Pierce 4, Buchanan 3, and Fillmore and
Tyler each. In many cases, however, in
the above list, counties were not named after
the Presidents, but the selection of a name
was Influenced By local considerations
There are - counties named after Franklin,
after COlfax, Il after Marion, 2 after Ere
mont, after Greeley, 1 after Hendricks,
after Benton and Boon, 0 after Cass, Mar
shall and Putnam; IL after Carroll, IL after
Douglas, and Is after Montgomery. The
names OF almost all of the revolutionary he
roes except Arnold are represented in the
list.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-04

There is "a speck of war; In the east Mr..
Wade, the British Minister to China, has in
timated to the Chinese government that If
his demands are not complied with he will
leave Picking. 1t is well remarked that in
asmuch as English diplomacy generally as
sumes high tone when dealing with bar
harlan governments, and England has this
lime a case where abatement of her preten-
sions would involve a serious lack OF pres
fige, 1t is quite probable that the British
government will meet the Chinese half way
If the latter desires war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-04

The ocean race between the Mohawk,
Nice-Commodore Garner, OF the New York
Yacht club, and the Dauntless ownei by
James Gordon Bennett, of the same club. is
named for the Goth of this month The
Mohawk is the largest sailing yacht
afoat, and won the Cape May re-
Gatta the past summer in point of
speed, but was ruled out on time, allow
ance and measurement The sailing speed
is the only point in the coming race between
the two yachts aud will be an exciting con-
test.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-04

A fast mail train between Alexandria and
Washington is next in ORDER The papers
printed in the former city continue to reach
us al the way from twenty-four TO forty
eight hours after publication. The Post ONCE
officials deny that this delay is the fault OF
The department., and assert that the Alexau-
trta papers are frequently not delivered at
the post Office there in time for the evening
mail. What have the Gazette and Sentmei 10
say to this?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-04

The political campaign in Maryland, with
the democrats on one hand and the reformers
and republicans on the other, promises to be
an exciting one, at least In the city of BaIti-
more, where a very formidable movement
has been made to elect a reform legislative
ticket. 1t is not denied by even the demo-
Gratis that the Baltimore delegation to An
napolis have represented a local omoinaIion
which has exacted tribute from nearly every
measure Oh Importance presented to the legis-
lature. While many will not support Mr..
Harris for governor on account of his past
political record, they will give good men on
the legislative ticket the preference. Outside
OF the city OF Baltimore the canvass is not
very active.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-04

OF the five hundred millions OF five per
cent. refunding bonds, authorized by act of
Congress, but twenty-five millions remain to
De exchanged for 5-20's. These will soon be
SOLD, and the interest reduced on I'VE hun
oreu millions Of the bonded debt one per
cent, and effecting q saving in interest of
nve millions per annnm. The next funding
Is 70 be In two hundred millions of four-and-a-
half per cent. bonds.
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FOR SALE.

LOB sALE,A fine trottins MARE, sT~
4 years old, has trotted IN $50; 10 per: AoS
SaTranted in every respect Can be u Olcott's
Stablss, ! street. between 18th and 18th. K. B
BARNUM, HOG street. oct4-st
E0R eALE-Two fne, large, YOUNG, iron gray
HORSES; well matched. Inquire at ~
1901 ~ treet southwest. oct2 SIN 10y
Il rels Hoveb Gave OEMERT. This Cement 10
superior TO al other American Cement. ADply to
D. A. TERRY. Peoples Hank,
sugls II Corner eth ana streets northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-04

A correspondent OF New York journal in
writing on the financial question AMI the de-
preston in real estate in that city as the al
legged result OF contraction in the currency,
puts few facts, that il is well not TO lose
sight of, in the experience of the past nine
years. From 1896 TO lS6S the currency was
contracted twenty millions and real estate
Increased in value in that time from 80 to 100
per cent The next two years prices remained
nearly stationary with the volume of the
currency huctuating. Late in 1869 or after
Black Friday the volume OF currency began
TO increase, and since 1870, eighty-six mil
lions OF additional paper money have been
put out and In that time the real estate
market in New York has fallen on a fair
average thirty. five per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-04

GSHAMiL1ON BUILDING ASS0CiA.
The srst regular monthly meeting Of the HAM
ILTON BUILDING ASSOCIATION, for the pay
Rooms, near corner of 9Th street and Pennsylvania
avenue northwest, on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
Stock may be sRbisriRsd a she following places:
WIN. HENRY BR0WNE, '""''''
A'; JANIS s X DiGs sHlans
csl1 street northwest.
Jp.rk SIs 7'h street northwest.
mo y q A %aS$ "a! Sssses, Treasury.
J.p. H kksi n 'f bTs a aSFshwe'''
JouSS ~ GdP Psnna. ave. northwest.
o ov t5S sH$ %SS Once, Treasury.
o'i DRF%sI e e. fS'nss9y
AUG6sTyIs DAVIS ,s sii sslas;: ave-
JOHN r. W BURLEY,
1914 18th street northwest.
shares ] each. Association calculated to close
,vo nnr,,B;H h: WARMER, President.
seps dtoc6 lTrib. ,tuth,s,ad.l
w TOWN COLLEGE
be twenty seventh session will commence in the
CSege Sulldtng, corner of 10th and streets north
west, on MONDAY, October 4, at O'Clock D m.
he opening lecture will be delivered by Pro-
hood
FACULTY.
NOBLE YOUNG, NJ. D.,
Professor o. Principles and Practice Of Medicine,
General Pathology, and Medical Ethics, and Pres
ideLt Of the Faculty.
FLODOARDO HOWARD, MD,
Professor Of Obstetrics and Puerp era Diseases Of
Women, and Treasurer Of the Faculty.
JOHNSON ELIOT, Nd
Professor Of Surgery and Surgical Anatomy.
JAMES L. MORGAN, ND,
Professor of Materia Medca and Thera peutics, and
Medical Jurisprudence.
SAMUEL u. BUSEY, MD,
Professor OF Diseases of Infancy and Childhood.
J. HARRY THOMPsON, ND.
Professor of Physiology and Diseases of Women.
ROBERT REYBURN, MD,
Professor OF Principles Of Surgery and Microscopic
Anatomy.
BENZ g. HEDRICK, M. A., Ph.D.,
Professor Of Chemistry and Toxicology.
WARWICK EVANS, ND,
Professor OF Anatomy.
p. ]. MURPHY, MD,
Assistant to the Chair OF Physiology.
CHARLES v. BOAbMAN, MD,
G. v. N. CALLAN, NJ. D.,
Demonstrators.
JOHN WALTER, NJ. D.,
Prossctor TO the Chair OF Anatomy.
j. l.. ELIOT, N. D.,
Prosector to the Chair Of Surgery.
JOHNSON ELIOT, n. D., Dean,
sep2J-2w No. $40 street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-04

nS HAMILTOS BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
Wy JOHN A. PRESCOIT, Secretary, will be at the
Board OF Trade rooms, corner 9Th street aud Pa
svenne, WEDNESDAY,, FRIDAY, MONDAY.
and TUESDAY, Sept. ., Oct. /, and s, from TO
2. IN to receive dues, &C.
sepss tuih.s8m b. Fl. WARMER, Prest.
PARLINGTON COOPERATIVE BUILD.
10y ING ASSOCIATION The first payment Of
dues, &c, MONDAY. October 4. ISIS. q o clock o.
m, nj n artDi Hall, street, between 9th and 10th
n; W. Subscription OF Stock will be received By
Thos. Hyde, President, Of Bisgs & Co; Chss. b.
Bailey, Vice President, Gas Office, 41S 10th street
northwest David RitteDhouse Treasurer, Teller of
Riggs & Co; Geo. W. Harkness, 1920 II street
northwest; B. Robinson, go Pennsylvania avenue;
Prapcis Miller, 307 9Th street northwest; W Il. ..
BaJly. Gas Works, corner Of IS h and g streets
noTihwest; Thomas Il. Penicks and II ii. Tsom-
bly,, Government Printing Office; Y. q. Middle
too, Teller Metr lpOlitan Bark J. W. Tyler, ~ ,
10Th street northwest; ID. Free, IT'S L street: A.
Iongley, Agricultural Department; aud Edw ard
medler, 1903 7th street northwest.
JNO. JOY EPSON, Secretary sep2S-st
nEh.D d. COOKE. JR., 90,
Wy iLats ShnnaH 4 Co.,J
BANK ERS,
Ctr 1929 street..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-04

The contamination of the schemes for
rapid transit stand in danger OF being de-
isyed oy thelr enemies. The latter, 1t Is
now reported, propose to procure an injunc-
ton against the building OF the roads from
United States court on behalf of nom
resident property-owners along the routes.
This, 10 Is thought, might delay rapid transit
for o year or two, II not entirely defeat Il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-04

The financial column OF The World of Sat.
urday, in speaking Of the sudden decline Of
i've per cent In Jay Gould's Union Pacific
stock, says that people who deal in the extra
hazardous kind must not be surprised when
pity0gly ceTine asserts lis real nature,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-04

%EDUCATION FOR BUSINESS Large
Wy numbers Of young people will begin To pre-
re Tor p0.itions of trust aud profit bv entering
SPENCEBlAN WASHINGTON BUSINESS COL
IkGE In October. Day and evening sessions. No
life scholarships sold after Jsnusry !, ls76. For
partlcu call at College. 7th and streets
Dorthv est, address for illustrated circular O.
SPENCER, President. seppl-lm
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A 8 = 4 o L o g Y
MADAME ROSS.

This celebrated Lady Astrologigt and Healing Ne
of ID, northwest. She has superior IN delineat-
ing the Past, Present and Future. In 1--we or busi
friends, pointing out your enemies, and Informing
You the way TO success In all undertakings.
lemen, 9l.0. seplJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-04
CRANp oPEEIko or Bolts AND SHOES

GRAND OPEEING or BOOTs AND SHOES
NJ for fall and Winter. We have Jusf
ceiyed our Immense fall stock Of nrst ella ss -
Boofs and hoes As We desire 20 do q large bust
pess this season, have concluded N our prices
Iisht down 20 hsrd p~s, therefore We call your
Caters. 40, n 70 and et DO. Stitched do calf.
sac rcr sa b 90; sss Zoe ss d. e. ss
sst9 e. es I,Siss Moroooe Shoes, slso: SIS;
ms.e. aud Childrens Shoe ia the bs.t and ebespst
offered. Boys and Youths Shoes ali -ty les,
at J. w sLLBfs i9l ard 1916 fennsylysnis
avenue, between 18th and 10Th streets. ssp2s "
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MEDICAL, &c

DhbIlNhb, az
nB. BUCkLEB JONEs.-Twenty years expert
ran Tumors guarantees saaisfsction OF no charpe-
Business confidential. I6s N. Howard II Bsti-
more. sepE I'm
MADAME RksTELL, N. D,a thoroughly en-
w perienced and scientific Ladies Physician and
ldw lie OF ~ years practice, attends lsdie- At teir
ing, and the best medical attendance at the Doctors
Pirate resisence: Lsdies placing themseives under
treatment and . speedy cure. Once and residence,
'G seS Gi South sharp and Dover s'' Baltimore
DkEsORIPTIoS FREE FOB TIE sPEEDY
n = lure 81 Seminal Weakness, Lost Manhood, and
cess Any Druggist he. "a the nsrsdienss or ca
seplsm,xfly Boa asss. sss roiTk.
u The Oldest established Ladies Physician.
HAS REMOVED TO % SHARP ST, above Camden,
Ladies' desiring treatment Of any Complaint can
consult him with the utmost confidence.
S.pd'att roonss yev Iadg PATIENTS. jyBsn'
"AT II,s,,aS. nc. 81 PEs BOTTLE CON
fOOiosizstion Buildins.J yI,sm""
lib. AND MRs wILsoH-A thoroughly sape-
Midwife. Attend ladies their hon,es, or pleasant
room. and the best sttentio. q the Doctor prvsls
South SHARP street. Baltimore. msys-y
nR. A. l.. BoswORTH, 81 the Warrington Elso-
asa sSidns 81
hAIks. ana DISEASES OF Chtk1ren Speciality. Gkl-
vanic and Electro chemical Baths, the most fnvia-
sSa e
de, ZOE En- rsSH rS s,S .I gALIInoh.
nearly opposite the Gas Once, every wEDNEe-
Pi.s.:s sa u sbs gri1sry ors.n. Gisst
sy.ss and e Gee: q
Syphilis n al Il. st.sss Suietiy cured, and me
out the use Of msrcpry spsrnatorrheA, brought
memory and insanity, general debility, organic
e.kness, I'm potency nervons irritsoity symptoms
beert paine in back dimness Of sight or eiddinsss
evil forebodnes, eelf disruet, 40, speedily cured
BY newly discovered remedies. Oentlemen placing
themselves tn DIR. B.s hand can rely upon being
seisntin esly and henorsbly treated: Refers % he
ing physicians Of Baltimore. Once "a l0th street
northwest, hon 70 m. msreH
RoGERre VEGETABLE COUCH eYRuP.-
~ Wanted. 9 ssse Of " hoepinf Cough thai s-aust
Be cured b. B0GGRTS vfGETAPss f0d
SYRUP" IL 10 also the best w - sNs.
Colds, Hosrseneee, Sore Throat -
chial hectione For sale by ths a..
and wholesale by cHARLEs sIorrs -, and BY
the proprietor, 1919 street northwest. pova-ly
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BOARDING.


TO Lkf.-Wi n SD E,AKp sud home o. sri'..-,..
W. res-sur Rooms. tflrn.-h-d vf ua.r.
=, a. IA private istli.y, sod fs-a.fba Ace
80 ~ stfet ~ra 81
MYTH BosRn. TWO LAE1E EOow- vr.ts.
v Atso. -lng. ROOM. sIi-aflr f.ra f.all a. +.
stree - -
y tNAh 70 hNl>hf n l1nMs n mn RDa
N teN SUI very drsirshla hrr..s "a I'll .rT..I
10. 40 sn- uio- ,bLE RoAKn. oCti El-
Nc. 9as street, cnrrlsr ipfh. - tet-,-i.h -.f-
class hosfc-de-irable ROOMS. en srfts ..r
s1rgle rsri slssys kert tor the uze Il guests.
rsrr9 I'm
l'lRST CLASS TABLE BuARn At 80 lFR
u - nth. sl-o, RooMS from ~ O. p ~ NO ID
lsG9 Pr1usylvsuis aysnue JOS NICHE h
o. Prircs george county. Nj .rpc' lo.-
INiRST CLASS BoAHD IN . pri,ate fsniiy. wa
u rrtshed OF unfurntshsd kounrs tuns3s. 40
rent. 1908 Msry land avenue. sepl p
RosEIIRG-RO0Ms furntshed, siugie or IN
- suite. Also. furnished PAkLOks On TIT
Eoor, Nth or without hrst olss. table bcsfl. 10
lev house, with modern c.nye-tences, crU.--
nleti 10 thr-e lines ~ street rSflrcads ~. r2a
Ism street het~een q and n northwest sugisNn.
MI lLLlkEN S-Ccrner Of lg'h and str,,sts
-. noftnSest Washington, u e, one SQUARE frlu
hNeiee sna .treet cars Board b. tie se-l ~
, ~. mn. Transient Board. So pr day Houss
th.igughlJ renoN at.si and refnruifhei
the ~ FRANK MlLLIkFN Prcp-iet,r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-04

SPECIAL NOTICE.-On and altar TO-DAY I
- viii pay no debts contracted by any one In my
rsme. JOHN OTEABY, Restaurant, b. L. y. q.
u The CARPET house Of ". g. Mitchell 4 o.. n.s
has cha,fe Of the CsrIst Department ct w.
where he viii be pleased to see his friends and GUS
TONERS. sep2s St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-04
LOST AND FOUND.

Il tSA-tn frlca3 evening. drik tug u .s. ... ..r
snl Ut -tr-ff- O. tFEuo-f.rIf asr.... a
sMALL Il y. y aiming fsrEa o. a srH ID Al
Niur ostrich Feather. Csli a. STAR tfrg. ust. Oh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-04

We oder to housekeepers fine opportunity to buy
CHINA, G ASS and HOUSEFURNISHIN6
GOODS; also, fine assortment Of FANCY
GOODS, eenSO SIS
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40. -- ROADS.


}S' liEREAS, joan " aner ana others,
W residents OF frcd"ii' tx county, lave
rcti'ionrl th" County commissioners 10"
i'rclCIi,k County 10 loctc and open
County Road, starting at Mrs. NJ. a.
Burkr's store Oh tie EmmitShurg turn
pike, near Mt st. Narys College, and
running thence into thc (IairauA County
Road, and thence through one ned or G.
A. ManninG's farm in straight line to
the East side of J. Keepers barn; thence
alon- The division linc of said Keepers
and MIS- Crclin's farms, to the southeast
corner of said Keepers tract thence in
STRAIGHT line to the poin, where the said
Mrs, Crc,;n and James +. Orndor.T ioin in
loul, At the Frederick and Emm,shuig
Cnrn,v Rood Said rond 10 he not less
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PROCEEDINGS OF G. CouHT.-Tho fol-
lowing proceedings were had since our
last issue: No. 80, John Il. Stimmcl VS..
Henry Bincbrnk. Bowlus FOR Appellant
and McShcrry and Levy for Appellee
Appeal from Justice Long. Tried before
Court, and Judgment reversed. and Judg-
mcnt for Appellant for S5949 with all
costs No. 81, Mayor &c., of Frederick,
VS.. John y. Ziccr Il Son. Appeal from
Justice Eckstcn, Jury trial and Verdict
for Appellant under Instructions of Court,
and Judgment reversed with all costs
No. "a, Mayor &c, of Frederick vs.. Beck
lev. Judgment reversed with al costs
Wood and William =. Mnul>br, Jr, for
Appellant and McShcrry for Appellee.
NO. IL, Jacob Summers of j., VS.. Lydia
Routzahn. Appeal trom Justice Robert
Stokes. Wood and SrcIman for Appel
liant. Brcnglc for Appellee. Tried before
Il Jury and yrriirr for Noutzahn for $40.
The court this week has been engaged
upon the trial docket, no. So, JOHN Lipps
vs.. Christian II. Ec>slrin. Trial by ,Iury,
Mcssrs. McShcrry and BowuS for Plain
tiff and Rilchic and Wan. l.. Manlshy, Jr,
for Defendant,
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EXPOSING FRAUD !

For soE,c years past there have been tcI-
lows raining about soliciting work in re-
pairing Watches and Clocks, and some
sclltug Watches, Jcwclry, Spccls, &c., fire.
ullpntly advertising themselves with my
name and business. in order To obtain sue
cess. This has of late occurred so often,
that deem it necessary to warn the pub
he against such imposition and | will say
now, that NEVER HAD. NOR HAVE
NOW, ANY ONE AUTHORIZED TO
REPRESENT MY BUSlENSS OUT
SIDE Ny ESTABLISHMENT UNDER
ANY PRETENCE WIIATEN ER, should
even they produce my card or any other
means OF pretended proof These parties,
especially those pretending TO have worked
in my establishment. are hereby warmed 10
dcsi>i from their malpractice.
Furthermore, beg leave to say to the
public; d. MT ~NoU romn,i&>ton, AS some
(ic>ig"iDg friends have assiduous|y been
circulating
If this were 50, could not afford To m,
1r'mN as / ia, in ~ G"oHs in nag linz, al
c,mPGtiton, m O'"ttrtr,m "LN quarter.
Thankful for the Si~niHy Increasing pat
rnnagc during more than twcnty-six
vc; Is, call attention II the regular husi-
ness advertisements Of, yours respectfully,
CHAS. II. O. FOX.
Opposite CRY HOTEL,
Sept 10, lS'5-tf Frederick, Md.
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. EGlSTnATION OF VOTER
IN FREDERICK COUNTY,
FOR TIE YEAR 1870.
CGNR lCTION OF LISTS.

Not',r IS h.nby gir'n IL ~ rjIom Il mdj
,nac,., m. Tina, in conn plane" with the Net
Of the General Assembly of the state o
MARYLAND, Chapter 800, passed at the Jan
,,lyv Session. 1874, tie undersigned on
Ger: Of Registration for INC several Election
Districts Of Frederick county, duly ap
pointed by the Governor, amt r"nilhiS
stoned ano sworn, viii rit with open doors
in their respective Districts,
On .Noad,y ami 1u>5,}.Y, the AM
oad lth d"yy Of OctoJ.r 1879,
Nand will srn.min IN SOS inn on each of said
DAYS from . O'Clock Il m, until q O'Clock
y. IA. for the pUr'o.c Of striking from III,
lit of qualified voters tie names OF q"
>0rh T. have died, removed or become dis
ulaiiirI since the previous registration
to site certificates OF registration AM
transfers 10 all who may hc entitled there
ta and REQUIRE the same, end To register all
WHO may apply and VIII satisfy In" unIrr-
,i,rcl that they possess, or WIZ posses
before the day Of election next ensuing
all the requisite Qualifications und"r TIC
Constitution of the United st"tcH "na l"G
laws malr N pursuance Thereon, AMI ~
tine Constitution Of the State OF Maryland
and the laws of said state. Yh" RcgistrA-
Iion offices will be opened at the following
places, viz:
FER Hrriryy'p,ra N%tlrt, At Duct cystoWn
On the i,h and 9Th Of October.
Par trr|,rirh U,HtTirt, in the Basement oj
the Court HOUSE, III Frederick city, on
five .,th and 81 pt' pctohcr
. q II'.p,.'.I ia, N1i.l ,''Itnvr 4,
the llh and 5ln of October,
fa. Crrpyxto,ra Ni%t"irt, in Crragcr,'oWn
on the Ath and On If october.
. ll, Lnu,5t.t1HY DS't,N in Emm;tshal4
on tLr th md 5th 'rtch"r
I Par CatyttU Hi2tr'rt. in WollsyIIr, ON tl''
.nh and 9TH OF Dctohrr.
+ Far IrjHo district in Uyb&HA, on thc iih
and 5,h ut October.
For LGnyfg district, in Liberty, on the III
and in .njonlillr on the 9Th of October
For Ser H,l5t District, in New MARKET
on lhc t,h an,l 1lb OF October
Fer Ntur,rs District i'll Sahi'lasriIlr, OF
the An, and 1T FoN's etor" on tn 9TH o
G@tOArr.
iI, i}oodv'r,,o Dsr,rt III WoolShoro', OF
the Attn and 9TH of October.
Fer n..3~rN. UNtrt, in rU'ersvilc, OF
the lth and On OF October.
h1r NJ Pleasant District, in Mt. Pleasant
on the 4th and 9Th of October.
Par jefferson district. in jefferson, on til
4th and jsA of October.
T1r Ncrh0utTtowN DtTFtrt, in Graccllan
on the tih and III Mechanicslown o!
thcJth of October.
Far j,rh'~,H District, in MyersyilIc, on tn
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Letter from Fortress ToEroe.
Especial Correspondence.

IShnrtg l
a., r.,y.r ", t,,t o5 ls-5
az o'l.,, a. ,,,l, .
. 49,. ,.,..;In r. ,Lo vo,ir dos,
n' ,, " "4''- ,,,I;t;o,s ,lss;r 20 II
a s",' tLa on r fya,n = h;rhar s+onlno;nt
'N' s,o ~ Lnnn ..,n ~ , h,IIonn =
49, aa n',;n ho;r,, ,l,vol emf with
.I,'V ',''s,''I ,1 H., 10 a., ,,,;nns ,sn.
VIZ '1'' , ''"" aI;,.!o r,,"a 49,, ,rrto,
any, ''IG = oI ' annorsaIn a,v ant.r
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NOR GOOD TEN CENT SUGAR Go
II to ROOT & CROFT.
TIE CELEBRATED
Nursery Of Geneva, N. Y.

has assigned to J. White their special
Agent, the following Territory, viz:
Frederick, Carroll and Washington
Counties, Nd, and Franklin and Adams
Counties Of Pennsylvania. He will can
vass said counties for FAN and Spring de.
livery, and will make Mrchanicstown his
headquarters He will insure first class
stock and true to name, and if any mis-
takes in quality, will replace the same.
!. b. DIXON Il CO.,
GROWERS AND PRopRIETORS,
Geneva, y. y.
J. WHITE, Special Agent,
scplO Pan Mcchanics'oWn.