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GO, OPERATIVE BUILDING


rsEcoSD . 60 SE,TISSyys BULDrsa
sBtf Libsfsss tss sf1SS p &C.
nsld on MONDAY EVENING. November sth, ISIS,
mony 4Ss Soo sGs TIN TIN 8
...oeiaion to begin Closing 8. he end Of the SIKH
stock subscriptions can be made at the following
%: Church 4 Sons, Lumber Dealers, corner
MARYLAND sxense and sth street q ufhwe.t.
MM AK BIO, GrYcers, corner MARYLAND avenue
Petty 3 Harvey, Hsttsrs, 2o5 7th street north
Lux Bro, rObsOoonisss, corner 9TH and streets
johnson Bro. Coal Merchants, 18th street wharf;
corner ana In nSr,hwes office OF the Great falls
stephens Bro, Wood and Coal merchants, 7th
=: A: WALKER, Grocer, " street between Z and
Thom pson d Co, Hard ware, corner 10th st. and
Rom: S.IPsosss Christian Association
B Pu ps.sy s0IpPe Hrs sS.si psso.
Depue Hazsn, Grocsrs, oornsr ~ and L streets
ep ryox ,ssesoR Gs wHIrE. President;
~ s1yIM9s BANK.
Has Ienoyed . the northeast corner Of ~ and =
oe s Is'n"'S' IA. BOSWELL, Treasurer.
"kDUOATIoN FOG .BUsINEss.-Larse
~ numbers OF young people viii begin 70 pre-
sai seS e5 p the
life ;.chol.rshiPs sold after January i, 1876. For
Is fssaSs o,; Snd g.
sPENCkR, President. sepO-im
nFhOTlOE.-T aa9usl election Of nine Trn.:
BANK Of the Di,frict of Columbia win be held At
es Bsnf On the GOr9er Of 7th street and L9H,i.&a
November is75 between the hours Of II O'clock
report o. the Committee ' on Se transaction. Of
the Bank for the first year will be at o'cI ok
?; m on the same day. All the stockholders
I,S vn,S.MgEL MOMENT, President.
sep2g w&t LRep.& Ihron.th,ssdI
rsAMuEL IoqNas
cfB-u OFFIcs-sTAR BUILDING.
FLEwIs JOHnsON 3 CO.,,
BANKERS,
Corasr q, 10th Street and Pennsylvania Avsxus,
Dealers in Government and District Securities
Foreign Exchange and Gold. sepl4-H
TE. W. wHITAKER, w. J. COOKE
WHITAKkR 4 COOKE,
General Claim and Collection Agents,
No 10 18th street ep. Riggs Oe. octs tr
~KEM0yAL5WM: r. HoLTzMAN, Aao.-
northwest, opposite Ebbitt House, and viii be
pleased to his friends and business
Legal business solicited, and money invested.
~ Rooms and OfHces for rent IN same build
uR. jeo-u
TH. Z. OFFLEY CO.,
Wy BANKERS,
18th and streets, opposite Treasury Department,
BANK OF DrFos TIS,s ESS & coLLHo-
Bankins business In all its branches attended to.
Deal In government Ronds and District Securities
Buy and sell Gold and Silver Coin, and Coupons
and Foreign Ooin. Drafts on Europe on irst-clsss
Loans negotiated in all marketable securities In.
formation for inv estors cheeruy furnished msr4ly
h$ICE-OoLD TEA,
If Ua,tcaGed Flavor,
WITH MILBURNS FAMOUS POLAR SODA,
At 1929 PENNS VI vANIA AVENUE,
l. the most superb and delicious drink yet intro.
dUced JezS-tr
~ CIRCULATING LIBRARY AND BEAD.
ny ING BOOM
ROOMS OF TIL. xo1Ns MEMS CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATIONS,
CoRNKR 9rH AND ID sTRKEfs.
Evening Glasses in German, French, English,
paily Prayer Meetings at MONDAY, s, and 9
O'Clock D. m.
All are invited. sep77-tr
hSn. d. COOKE, JR., 4 CO.,
Wy Late Shrnan Co.,J
BAHKERS,
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The exhibit by the sinking fund commits
sioners of the funded Indebtedness of the Dis
trict OF Columbia on the lst instant, together
with the views OF those commissioners in re-
gard TO the pledge Of the United States for
payment OF both the interest and principal
of the 3-e5 bonds, will be read with attention
by all who are interested in the welfare of
the District
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COAL, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIALS.

have aly.ys on hand ls.es End s,sortsd :tect
PINE, OAK and HICkORY WOOD I'm the stick, OF
sawed and split, all kept under cover.
HAVING the control on several brands Of ImDcrtan
and Domestic CHMENre and CALCIHED eLAS-
Tkke, and handling yearly many millions Of 3 Al
charactsr in NY line with dispatch and ndelity G
wholesale and rosail, upon terms that defy oomDo-
luton.
Central omce-623 Louisiana avenue northwest.
Branch fsrd-l:t st.. BET: and Q sts., southeast.
octSlly WI. GUINAUD.
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COAL AND WOOD.
CoALi OoALi COAL |,
WOOD. WOOD.

WOOD! WOOD!
an nov receiving all dies OF the best grades
COAL,
Les" "Wfikesoerre" ana "Locua Noun ta,uu
White Ash; "Lorberry" He'd Ash, end sLyIeps
Valley" To persons who wish 20 take sdvantAee sf
the low prices orders will be received this month d
very small advance upon the original cort for casa
am also Offering ~ loo figures prime Hickory,
Oak and Pine WOOD, sawed and split any length or
size desired Orders through mail promptly hlled.
Yard and Once, corner sth and B streets south
west; Branch Yard and Offoe, street, between a
and 81 northeast.
jy1- an ~, r.. MARLOW.
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A. IDa.ss -" DIE Wo.AH
Sos STREET, MAR NINTH STREET,
CONNECTED WITH
4. RIeh M CLINICAL SCOUTING WORKS
o. s.5 eInnHf' H1AR 9. oRPoeIT1 PA
u.D.-Dve1ng and Cleaning osntisneuS a
$500 0ssaaAty - shsrt notice. Bair Drioss.
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PERSONAL.
A ; I * y l. u q Y.

a sTRoL oGY.
MADAME ROSS.
This celebrated Lady AstrOlofist and Healing Me-
dium cal be consulted At no. Col ID street, corner
OF %, northwest. She has superior N delineat-
Ing the Past, Present and Future. In love or ousf
Dees her advice IL invaluable, describing your
friends, pointing out your enemies, and informing
you Of the 20 success In all UNDERTAKINGS.
Consultation strictly CONFIDENTIAL Ladies, 81; gen
lerlen, Sl9. sepl-ly
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FOR SALE.

TOh SAIE.
C>OR SALE-An extensive assortment Of new
Il end second hand ECRNlTUR 81. CARPETS,
northwest. oct13 I'm
LOB 3ALEETWo hne, large, ,oung, iron gray
+ HC RISES: veil matched. Inquire e ~
1901 ~ treet southwest. ocu-m <
il SnessV; Ms OSnsT isaaiss ana CaSsS;GS0
1cckiDy 9tFds cd Nockln0- Bird Bood, No.
sad 1av1 IaFd esss6 OsFS - door. tanD-lev
0s SAI.SSM :; 81 g s:F6 "a. = 81; ]:
o. a. T1a1I. fsollet Bsnk,
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS OFFERED TO CASH
W BUYERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES, suit re7.
able Tor Fall and Winter TTsde.-Lsdies' xtH
Morocco Boots, 3 80, worth 8 rs; do. FOxedFN
Caters, 81 % and 8 j so, best for the price,; -
Grain Boot, as, real value 81 s0 do. Glove Kid,
Sl75, worth 81 Is; do. PEBBLE Goat, Button, 81,
School shoes, 81, sl25, 81 so and upwards: Boys
do. 81, 81 IS, Sl50, upwards; Ladies Kid Button,
s3 50, worth "a 80; do. French Kid Button, 81 50,
worth IS; do. Kid Laced, 81 50, worth IS; Mems
aud Boys COnsress Caters, Sl.25, 81 80, 81, up
wards. wv. SELBY, 1914 and 1916 Penn. ave-,
between 18th and nth streets. octlS tr
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IT HAS Been ONE OF The CHIIy oBJEGrs
best qualities Of all classes OF
DRY GOODS.
Giving the best value for the smallest amount ex
in no one item have we obtained 90 great success
~ in our
BLACK SILKS.
We have bad many assurances Of this from our
stk exceptf from us
We have now placed on our counters line of
SILKS BRANDED CASHIERS CENTEHNIAL
We know these goods from the cocoon 20 the & a
tshed silks, and have no hesitation In placing tn
In competition with any of the well known aud pop
ular manufactures and guarantee tina: for Color,
Lnsfer and Durability they have no supei ior.
We have them In prices ranging from 81 rs TO
% per ysrd, marked In plain figures, from " hch
no change viii be permitted.
ocfsz in 931 PenHsr lvanis avepHe.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
This IL to give notice, to whom II may concern.
that, Hhereas, Charles acob Began ADD William
Hfd Wyne. constituting the firm Of Began d
Wyhe, OF the city OF Washington aud the District
~ Columbia, did make an assignment on the Gath
day OF &c ptember, A. ID. 1875, of all their merchan-
Including debts and book accounts due the said
hrm. 10 James Getty ard James Hodges, both Of
Baltimore in the state Of MARY land, for the benefit
St the creditors OF tho aforesaid Began Wylis.
N w. therefore, be 1t known that the late firm Of
Hngsn W. lie ~as thereby dissolved. and have
wtttdrsun from " connection with said firm. The
liabilities are 10 be settl by the assignees to whom
WILLIAM BIRD WYLIE.
October 2lst, 1873. cc22-St
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BOARDING.
1'o BENT, WITH GOOD BOARD, ACHaER
fUL third story south front ROOM. in priV ate
i.mly M dern Improvement; good neighbO hood.
Inquire III ST. oCt10-3ts
W Chesp epd ralatsble
TA6Lk BOARD
Per month, week, or day.
Also,
MEALS AT ALL HOURS,
OctIs In SIZE srRErrN.w.
MO. 9s9 street, corner 10th, % let-wfth hrst-
~ class bosrd-desirsble ROOMS, sufte or
single; psrior Always kept for the use Of guests.
EIRsf-CLAss BOAaD In . private family, with
u furnished or unfurnished Rooms moderate
rent. 1908 Maryland avenue. sept 2us
ROABDIHG-KOOMs, furnishea, single or en-
- suite. Also, furnished PARLORS on frpf
foor, with or without hrst-ceAs table board, IN
o new house, with modern conveniences, oonve-
pient 70 three lines Of street railroads. No rae
18th street, between @ and II northwest aug ~ sms
MILLIKENs-oorner Of 10th and Z streets
I'I northwest, Washington, ID. o., one square cu
Avenue and street cars. Board BY the weeA Y
month. Transient Board, 81 Per DAY, House
thoroughly renovated and refurntehed.
feb6ly FRANK MILLIKEN. Proprietor.
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I'LL ~ hoPoS' ohu aNtOt} osn St' u'W'
NATTAASS'ss XEsETAR LES CATHARTIo
The demand for these Pills has largely increased
We therefore call public attention to their merits as
estcsIe, they present the following good qualities:
They are warranted wholly vegetable.
Their action is prom pt, certain and efectual.
They healing to the ST. mach.
They start the liver in healthy aud active opfra
They cure billiousness, sick headache and c,s;ive
They are invaluable for indigestion and dys-
they thorouahly cleanse the entire system.
=, They do not gripe or give pain during thsir &C
They are adapted for general use. Children and
delicate persons take them well the strong
and robust. Home made, they are always fresh,
guently, uniformly effectuAl. Price. IS cents Per
box. For sale only by
ARTHUR NAffANS, Pharmacist.
oct21-tr Corner ID and Streets northwest
VEACBEk OF TsE GREAT yRENOH sYs-
come Professional Cutter aud Trimmer by learn
cut 81 any style Of trimming in Ten Minutes Cali
al 123 lIth street north vest, bet and a. dig 81.
"JHE NURs cry"
The best Juvenile Magazine published, especially
nor SITSs AID finely /. ssa
NUMBER 81 60 Year. soid At the i''m' 10 'sn''
JUNCTION NEWS DEPOT,
s;h and :treets the greet Central Perodicsi Book
RAADALL"
SEVENTH ST, BILLIARD ROOM,
7rH AND @ STREETS,
Opposite the PateH! QFes.
The neatest and cossst place in the city ocls I'm
Glades Butter.
,. Thirty tss'oi fine "GLADEs" BurrERju"rs
For sale at lowest market rates.
GEO. N. OYSTER 4 CO.,
Center, Northern Liberty
octHet aud Eastern Markets.
I An AGAIN In TIE FIELD with Fine Stock
4. sTRA1s, 1ol1 Penn ave.
STHSAup kAICK1RBocKER SUITS Just the
Tar sT. 1!R1ARD s0IFs are the rage this
u season, ct 4. efRAUo,, l01l Penn. ave.
TH0sI HA1DeQMD FEW NARKET SUITS
= tnE o1e, OK di1sesnt s1Yles, @
e3RAUe. 1oll Penn ave.
STpAug LUyfn WALLACK SUITS ere the
y TIE nobbys2 In the city, q 1911 Penn. eve.
THl D. b. YyR 0vIRCOAT, suk Front. so-
a, ~. are selling vsry 0ets at eTRAUs',
SfRAUe ENGLISH WORSTID OvIROOAT
~ RethiA vs. IL N ths city. 1e1l 9sRa, one,
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TIOKRrs, 50 CENTS.

oet6 80 IIOklfs, SO CENTS
FUNI0H PRAYER MIITIH0 al s o,.Iocs
~ p n: daily, y order q the City pastors, in
deaRhts, successor there % DR.. Taimad9s rreaehss
1t - o'clock ,. n. during the week. service Of
s2es - W.: octp- A<
w MoEsta,s Lice Pills q Or. WI q. DUUE
1 eDruE store, corner IA .; and Pa. ave. nv.
otker poisonous 0ub01ancs in them, eold by Al
rs DIETRICH OF C0LuABIA BoADs ToR
Yer cant ls-ssar B01ba.
3-6S BONDS.
Sleeil imgr9vs1sns Q ~ cent. BONDS s(eeir.
cstis.M Liwis yoHHsoS 4 CO., panlsrs
w. fIinANp sa0lf. HAND may: Ind a
isnd sSnsr ssecnSr g nox1 Acadsay' eandsr,
aut,se: =. Ss: thorough mastery Of the whole
Pct1sH
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- DkuKSi SsoTs i1 sss sfIi lSf ne s:1e-
e, :sf q: S.. Yo 4ee
to lo1 lotA street nortbwet, sbove Psnnsyivania
aysnue. ovins 20 Eeyl1s iecfeasina bustnso: he
sSlection q tAs bsst sheet 4 usic al usicsl
lHstrumess. he rssDsetfnlly soiie:s IN early call
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fFTUE TEMPORAL POwEB, SHALL III
~ BE kESTOR8D,

RLy. p. A. DIHAHAH, OF,
WIZ deliver o lecture on the above SUBJECT in ST
Dominic Church,
MONDAY AWNING, October Is, ISIS, at o'clock.
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Virginia." at Mont pelier, the former resi-
dcnoe Of President Madison, a..a. ~.
Oov'RR's OrYIcE, RIoHMokD, July 8, 1874.
II affords me pleasure 10 say that lam
well acquainted with q largo majority Of
tho officers of the Montpelier Fem 10 Hu-
mano Association, who reside in the vi.
cinity Of my hnTe, AID atttrt their in.
telligence aud their worth aud high repu
tation rs gentlemen, as we'll as tho public
confidence, influence aud substantial
means literally represented among ii,cn.
JAMES l.. KEAiPER. Gov. Virginia.
ALEXANDRIA Va. July 8. 1874
l con,insnd them ns gents OF honor
and integrity, and fully entitled to the
confidence Of the public. .....
...... X. ". HUGHES.
u. 8. Judge East'n. Dist. Va.
Further references by permission Ills
Excoilenoy Gilbert G. Walker, Ex.Goyern.
or Of Va. Hon. Robert L. Withers, Lieut..
Gov. Of Va, and U. 8. senator elec!
Senators aud Members Of Congress from
Va.
"emiltNnoes for tickets may be m a. de hy
xpress prepaid, post office money order
on Washington, d. c., or by register
letter. sT'k 'WG. {" ...,
Full particulars, Testimonials, &o., send
for circular. Address, HON. JAMES
BARBOUR, Prcs't. NJ. F. II. A., Alexan-
dria, Va.
Reliable agents wan: Cd everywhere
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r. w. Phillips. hill
DEALER IN FURNITURE

NFTilE very hesI qualities. fur l'"rlora,
" Cin.nbors aud Dining Rooms. For
design and workmanship. uNEQUALLEn
l oller al prices that Lcfy competition
HedStoads
MADE ofhard wood, and warranted to
give entire entisiuc' ion. | keep no infcr;.
or quality. Use economy and buy tho
best. and buy where you can buy tho
cheapest.
Sleep Comfortable
MD EVY The Peoples SPRING BED.
1t is the best in the market withouI eA-
ctplion. They are cheap.
Kentucky
RATTAT nnL Split seat hairs a s1c-
cal,y. Oar prices are beyond compe.
tNiun
Mattresses
or my owl manufacture. Window
Shades, Wall Brackets, Packets and
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LIVER" CURE.

purely Vegetable Compound. fr,
from any poisonous matter whatever
can be given with impunity TO M intn,,
OF only fcw hours old f,rColic or mn
Derangcment Of the Bowels. This Com
pound will assist nniub cto rcsisl The j
aucnce Of Malaria. and thereby r,cs,r
ea)th. 1T is guaranteed 10 GU, Dy.Ie
sia, C6netipation. Bi'itrstr si,k Ii.
ache, Bilious or Cranp Collie %
especially Painters Colic), ard all 9TH
arrangements Of Ito Live. KldItys *
Stomach and Bowel. Give it nia
and be convinced.
Manufactured by T.. T.. KING & SONS
Columbia, s. c.. and for sale by,
Or. W. 4. Aiken, Agent. also by Dr..
r. MoMnster, Winnsboro, 8. C. 1
jun % r".
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NOTICHj;...

IN consequence Of tho time CONSUME
Il In travelling to tho different places
designated sn former advertisement, for
the collection oftax, I hereby give notice
that oal not attend at Gladden's Grove,
Swygerts Store and Horob, and that |
will aueno at Monticello un tho 9th and
7th Of January, 1876. instead Of the 4th
and 9th Of January 1876, as heretofore
advert, cd. W, NELSON,
Treas. Fairfield County.
dcc COW
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tHcia, Directory Of Fairfield
County.

sEEAroR--Moscs Martin.
nErnEsRNTATtvEs-J Thompson,
John Gibsoni Joel Copes.
l.. W. Dmvall-.Sherif.
1nml, Is, Clowney-Clcrk Of the Court.
j. J. Neil---Judge Of Probate.
W. Is Pcake-Connty Auditor.
". NJ. Nslson-County Treasurer.
:. }. Crnwford-'chooi Commissioner,
Logan brown-Jury Commissioners.
'TNrr coMMtssIoNERs-Jas. Il. Harvey,
reg Jacob, Carter Beatty.
!. n. Obear-- U. S. Commissioner.
.rrAniEs ruDLlo-M. G. Robertson, j.
, Davis. I'll. N. Obear.
TRIAL JUsrIcEs IA. NJ. Mnokcy. W. Il
nrshnn, II. ~. Flanagan, Silns ". Ruff.
kirkland, James Carter, Thomas
ihnr, Dr.. Ira S. Scott.
'>sB BIno NATIONAL BANK OF aoUTH
"HoL'SA. AurHoRlzEDoArITAL$ $500, 900
rAIp 1876. 200.
va. Robertson, President.
Geo. II. McMhstcr, Vice. President.
rnml. i. Clowncy, Cashier.
N. q. Robertson, Teller.
DIRECTORS.
W. II. Robertson, II. l.. Elliott. James
'"aty, George II. McMnster, d. Il. Flen.
.lkon, JAS. B. McCnnta. Jas. II. Rjon, jos.
Nrloc, A. s. Douglass, Col. William
.Hnston, Of Charlotte, N G.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Pierre Bacot-Intendant.
wAnpENs--F. Gerig, J. A. Frascr, W:
ii Nelson, J. U. McCarlcy.
CHIEF OF poIIcs-T. j. II. Murphy.
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Special Attention

GIVEN to the Undertakes Dep r.
mcm. krrpon hand Il sull SUI ply Of
Mc,al'c Cases md Wood &. ilns # Ito
finest finish. All calls promptly attended
tc. My tcr,ns nrc cash. nc, upon ho
theory that short settlements make long
friel ds
oct 3
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doors and SHOES, Gcntlcmcn's ana;
- boys Ready -mndc Clothing, Bank
cts, Shawls, Corscts md Ribbons, B'onch.
cd, Brown and Plaid IlomcsruLs, Cali.
Goes. Spool Cotton, Linen Damnsks and
Flannela, Silk BOWS for Ladies'. new style
Jet Necklaces, Pearl Sleeve Buttons,
Plated SHIRT Studs, Initial lIundker.
chiefs (somcthing new), Gcn,lrmrn's
llnen and Silk llandkerchiofs, new style
Nuhias, Beaded Dress Buttons, Black
SILK Belts. A Fine assort mcnt of Towels.
Full assortment Of Crocxcry and Ola So
ware. Fancy China Cups and Saucers
and China Mugs.
Black Alpaccas and Willie All nccas OF
choice make.
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THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
CQMSu uMP1l0 N

1I1h UthAA 1sIHlunAA l. Wv
C0MSU Nj P7'I0 N
which can be cured by a
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds Of
testimonials received by the
proprietors. Ris acknowl-
edged by ,Aaay prominent
physicians 'G be the most
reliable preparation ever in
troduccd for the relief and
cure Of all Lung complaints,
and is offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
of over forty years. When
rcsorted to in season it sell
dom fails to effect Il speedy
cure in the most severe
cases Of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Group, Whooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness in the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, sc. Wistar's
Balsam does not dry up a
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
most preparations, but it
looscns and cleanses the
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause Of
the complaint.
PREPARED ny
SETH ". F0WLE & SONS, Boston, Mesax
And sold by Druggists and Leolors generally
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USr Received 100 lbs FIRE Goshen
e. Buttcr. Also choIcc loI oT Fresh
Hroc"rirs. con>i-,inI Of 3 bhls No. |
Mack'rcl. 3 hblS No. = Mackcrcl l2
Kits No. Mnckrrel, 81 kiiS No = High
Family, hhl. Pigs feet, bbl. ricklcd
Tongues, 1t0 lbs. Dried Tongues. 10 lbs
io!ogn. SiuSagcs. Also n choice lot Of
Sugars an Collces, syrups aud Mo'assrs
Of nll grades Also n fine lot Of Fresh
Canned Goods, consisting Of Canned Sal
mon. Lohsters, Mock Turtle, Corn AID
Desiccated CocOnnut, P,ttcd Ham, Turkey
and Sar.li,cs. Also fresh lot of Crack
crs AMI Cakes, Dozen Bn>rs Of llcrk .
inner Co. Chccs the finest in town. Also
constantly Oh hand Fresh Flour and
Meal, Bacon and Lard, and choice 10, O f
McEwnns Scotch Ale, Liquors and Scgars
Of the fines, Grades, Powder, Shot and
Caps.
john ID. WcCarIey.
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ShCrt P0StpOnement-Day Fixed
Full DriStrihutiOn.
FIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT.
MONTPELIER FEMALE HUMANE
A55oCT.ATToN. -.
AT ALEXANDRIA, VA.
March 20, 1876.
LIST OF GIFTS.
grand cash gift 800, 900
grand cash gift 10 00O
grand cash gift az CO,
10 cash gifts, SIC, 900, each zoo. 600
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-26
LONG BRANCH RACES.

One week rom to-day the annual race meetings
commence at Monmouth Park, down By the sea.
There viii DO eight racing days. from the Sd TO the
l7tn OF July, comprising nearly all kinds OF races
that are now popular on the American turf. All
the fixed events have large entries, and from the
number OF horses now At the Branch IL Is iair TO
anticipate capital running in oil the heat races TO
come on, as well as the events for the liberal
purses offered by the management. Monmouth
PARK mas always been popular place with racing
men, as the track is OF the best In the world ;
and, as the owner OF Western stable remarked
about the place the other day, 'rrhe races there
are more American in character than at Jerome
Park" This feeling prevails not only among the
Western but also with the Southern representa-
tives now here. great deal OF speculation is
already evinced on the Jersey Derby Stakes and
the race for the Monmouth Cup, the latter dash
OF two miles and a half In the latter race Baen-
keel. Wldidle, Aaron Pennington, Preakness,
Asrooat and other good ones Will start, and rom
the betting books now open AT the Turf Exchange
we should judge that the winner Is difficult 10
mel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-26
WATERFOWL RACES.

WATERFOWL, June rs, 1878.
The Watertown. races closed to-day in nne style,
with very large attendance.
The first race, for 2:3A horses. purse $1,000,
brought out four starters. Longford's Mohawk
Prince, OF Fultonville Roots Frank, OF Syracuse:
Gillett's Frank Munson or Adams, and Harromilrs
Great Eastern, oil Rome.
Frank Munson took the second, fourth and fifth
heats and the race. Tme-2:37h y, 2:35 4, 2:35.
Frank TOOK two heats and the second money, and
Mohawk Prince third money.
The second race, Tor 225 horses, purse 81, 500,
brought out three starters-White's Ed White, OF
Watertown lves' Lew IVES or WATERFOWL, and
Feek's Bonner, OF Syracuse.
Ed White won the race easily In three straight
heats rme-2:29i4, 2:2Sk, 2:2S. Ives TOOK
ond money and Bonner third.
The third was running race, mile heats. best
three In nve, Tor purse Of $780, IL brought out
four horses-Smith's Helen Bennett, OF Toronto;
Langford's Winesap OF Fultonvile; Lehrams
Nellie Arcola, of Ottawa, and Whites Fun OF
Adam.
helen Bennett won easily In two heats, having
distaRced the field In the second heat Time
1:5lh, l :46.
held here