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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-02
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILkoAp't
PASSENGER DErAkT1ENt.,,
RICuaoNp, VA, June II. lsIo''

Train leaving Richmond ut $50 A; n. ,I .aa
Except SUNDAY. stopping at all regular ans sl!
Train leaving Richmond at 1890 7. d. , t Chai.
stopping at Hanover, Louiss, GordonssmI synes-
lottssyfile Ivy. Medium river, Greenw0os,, Az.
boro', Stanton, Goshen, MiIlboro', oSin,sSsnsny
Accommodztion train leaves Richmond lo as, @l
louisville and all intermediate stations t dS train u.
Sundxy) nc 4:45 p. NJ. Passengers oy 'i''
rive at Washington 6:l0 A. M. anil n.rld
Sleeping cars run on al! night trans SslShar.
cars on day mail trains east OF Whl.e p u
Ticket office and sleeping car opea II ''''
for the ID midnight train. ..,o
Trains arrive at Richmond rs ioao"s' s.l5 4. u.
Express Train daily s.5O r. y,
Mall Train daily Except sunday at.....
xccomHodafion Train daily teseeps Gao 4. u
Sunday 80, =, ststeas
Trains coming into Richmond stop :"
above. ,.b tr,ips OF tle
Richmond and DanviiIe and Richmoha ar
burg railroads, both 10 and nom Rieinory II SGT
Tor further Information, RATES. &e' apsN'
Main street, OF Ut company y olncess ,,oyylRp,
$500. CONWAY K: m0C, M, Agent
w. II. s. Dua,ssa,
ia1a Engineer and Saperiatsne-|e-
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1776. 1910.
flames RIVER STEAMBOATsltIIa
- COMPANY. iEdlaasfaGfks

TAMES RIVER STEAMBOATssiJMs,
~ COMPANY.
FOR OLD POINT. NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH
BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK,
AND ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON THE
JAMES RIVER.
Making close connection at Norfolk with the new
and elegant steamer FLORIDA FOR BALTl-
MORE, and steamer LADY OF THE
LAKE for WASHINGTON d. c.
On and after TUESDAY. May 10th, the fast and
elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER, carrying the
United States mail, will leave Richmond for the
aboye-namea points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYS at 6 o'clock A. III.
Passengers by this route can view ny aay nent all
the historical and interesting points and objects on
through the samel, fortifcatons battle-elds James
town, Hampton Roads, ETC., and have four hours al
Old Point for bathing and Sightseeing, or two hours
ut Norfolk before departure OF Baltimore steamers
The elegant new "HygcIa Hotel" ut Old Point Is
now omen for the reception Of guests.
Fare to Old Point and Norfolk. * w
Fare to Old P0n. and Norfolk and reiurn..., oo
Through tickets to Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York at reduced rates. o r,,,
Tickets for sale on steamers, AT Garner q w.
Ticket Agency, Main street, and EXciange it9ei, aa
Roston. Norfolk and Portsmouth, and regular land.
ings on James river, from n. u. 70 o L. Si.' ~
reasonable rates.
Freight for way Landings mast be prepaid.
L. b, TATUM, General Agent.
Office Comlany's wharf, Rockets; branch once
at w D. Blair s Co.'s, No. 903 Main street.
nv IL
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DUEL GREATLY REDUCED.

L
i am selling to dealers and consumers cheaper than
at any time since the war best ANTHRACITE
COAL. all sizes; hest BlTUMINOUS COAL. CLIO
YER HILL. and MIDLOTHIAN: best COOKING
COKE, BELLONA and CARBON HILL; WOOD
cooking and kindllng WOOD, so convenient and
economical, at Ninth, Cary, and Basin bank. Buy
now for winter. [au9I j. Il. WATKINS.
NEW COAL AND WOOD-YARH.-SO
~ CONFERENCE.-THE undersigned have, opened
Ninth streets, aud are prepared to furnish AN
THRACITE, SPLINT, and GLOVER III l.
GOALS: also, best CARBON HILL SOFT COKE.
for cooking; dry OAK and PINE WOOD. sawed
and kindlng ut the lowest prices. Now is the timc
Order fuel for winter while II Is cheap.
COTTRELL i GILES,
Tenth and Basin bank,
and $40 Broad street, between Eighth and Ninth.
Qa1
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-. ny Richardson q CO..
as Real Estate Agents and Anct.oneess'
sss5 HIS Main street.
I NEAT FRAME CoTT' AGE on
"A W4sHIEGToN STREET - TWEtsN B b
K fIts ANl Sah sATuRDAY, s. seni,s I'd. at
o,eiock =. M. we shall ssi! by ar on on The prem.
i e that neat NEW FRAME sSTTAEE, With Tot
Sr ~ isst,yeen Baker and i'm ses sfrects
TRRMs: One third cash saianse by :negofissle
notes at SIX and twelve M sas, fta Interest ADDED
anu see e'''a - RICHARDSON e CO.,
nnao s-%SII--St Auctidnetrs.
TJORSES AND MULES BY AUCTION.
I'll we rall sell n: our stableson SATURDAY. the
I'd day OF September, ct ~ NJ, ~ head hfst-ciass
HORSES and MULES. Nnsry days time Tor ap-
proved city paper. ,,r+,,,-,,,, q IN
sc 1-Rt " TURNER q W.
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
~" POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY,
SUPERINTENDEST's OFFICE,
RICHMOND, August 81, 1875.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Until further no
y tice no trains will leave Richmond for Washing
ton or utce versa on SATCRDAY night.
Trains will run on Sunday night. leaving ana at-
irving Mt Byrd street. rs on other nights of the week.
Passengers will thus avoid the delay On Washing
ton and baltimore Which those leaving here on sat
urday night have heretofore experienced.
Other trains will rum rs heretofore.
se1-3t General Superintendent.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHESAPEAKE,
RAILROAD COMPANY.
OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND. VA, August 90, 1876,
GREAT REDUCTION
~ IN PASSENGER FARE
DAILY LINE BETWEEN RICHMOND AyD
BALTIMORE
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS arrive :,
Richmond DAILY at 10 A. NJ. and leave RichnonJ
at $50 =. M., connecting ut West Point with The
magnificent 1lrst-class steamers HAVANA and
A. ~. In ample time to connect with all train, far
northern, eastern, or western points
Fare to Baltimore..... .....................s on
Fare to Baltimore and return. < M
raIc " III .......... 80
Fare to Philadelphia and rc.ury. ............ TX
Fare to New York and return .............. IL *
Fare TO Boston,. ......................li "a
ROUND-TRIP TICKETS to Baltimore. phi,ade.
phia, and New York, goo! foc THIRTY DAYS from
THRoUGH FREIGHT TRAINS leave Richmond
DA ! L at s a. NJ; arrives Richmond DAILY at
Freights delivered In Baltimore ut S A. DAILY
Careful handling and the utmost dispatch garan.
teed.
The management takes pleasure in announcing 10
the public the re-establishner: of their DAILY
LINE between Richmond and Baltimore. Their
steamers have been refitted IN the most thormyh
manner for the accommodation OF passengers and
freights. Their STATE-ROOHiS are large and well
furnished. TABLE supplied with every ,lecacy Of
Travellers taking this line have the bcnef, Of tho
delightful trip down the Chesapeake Bay. and arrive
in Baltimore In ample time to connect with the r1
lines for Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and ali
The LOWEST RATES and greater dispatch than
any other line are offered 10 shippers. No transfer
of freights to or from southern points at Richmond
Cars run through between West Point and Atlanta
without change. Tickets sold 10 all northern east.
crn, and western points. aud baggage checked
through.
For tickets apply at A. ". CARRIERS, $40 Main
street; at the Exchange Hotel. and company, De.
pot, corner Tweuty-third and Dock streets
au % II. T. DOUGLASS, Superintendent.
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LIST OF LETTERS,

r IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
IL THE POST-OFFICE AT RICHMOND, HEN
RICO COUNTY, VA, SEPTEMBER 2, 1876.
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The New Yords Times depends upon q
"Whig undereurrent in the South" to help
elect HAYES and Wheeler. The Times may
rs well tap telegraph poles for turpentine.-
augusta {Ga.) Co1,stltutiona7ist-
One Of the recent achievements OF the
clumsy liars who ure engineering the Hayes
campaign in this region is the fabrication OF
a circular ostensibly directed to prominent
Tilden men in the interior, calling their at
tention to the lcgions of tramps fnfesting
the highways and byways of the State, and
recommending that they be taken into the
pay OF the Tilden campaign committee. The
thing bears intrinsic evidence of its iraudu-
lent character Chicago Times.
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DHLHEADS, 81 to SO per ream, at the
I'D DISPATCH PRINTING.HQUSE.
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4 NTHRACITE, SPL1NT COAL, &c.

4 NTHRACITE, SPLINT COAL, &c.
ANTHRACITE. full supply Of RED and
WHITE ASH ut summer prices;
SPLINT-the very best:
STEAM aud BLACKSMlTHS' C0AL-nonc
better:
OAK and PINE WOOD for family use.
Z. r. CARRINGTOS,
aus corner of Seventeenth and Cary streets.
4 NTHRACITE COAL.-Five hundred
"A tons best quality Red-Ash Egg, Stove, and
Chestnut Coal for sale at cost for cash. Those wish
ing to their winter supplies VIII avail Inei,
selves OF this opportunity. West Virginia spun
Coal and Oak and Pine Wood delivered at Lowest
rates for cash. WRIT ROBERTS.
aug ! corner Seventeenth and Cary streets.
q FOR l,GOO POUNDS GLOVER HILL
sDF LUMP COAL:
COAL ". S. PITCHER,
iy27 S23 Main near Ninth street.
Ca SO HAIL COKE; LUMP COKE,
e1HF.CO. IS. 81 cord for SEASQSSEt,Dg 0Ah
WOOD. W: tJLCtESn5,,
jy24 Main near NlnLll s.Ieet-o52-
A NTHRACITE HOUSE GOALS, at low
N est summer prices, In all sizes:
WEST VIRGINIA SEA1I-CANNEE and SPLlNI
y Goals guaranteed the best In the niarkee:
CUMBERLAND and NEW RIV ER STEAM
GOALS will be furnished at low figures s to large
nnrcIiasers S. L. LATHfOP,
Jy3 Seventeenth street. at draw ridge.
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PGlitical Points.

Jones will not vote for Hayes. He gos
his warming to.."Yote for Hayes" on let
ter announcing that his mother-in-laW was
coming to spend the fall with bsm.
When the mail-carrier handed Susan u.
Anthony her letters marked "Note Tor
Hayes" she wrote TO the postmaster to eX-
plain that the ADMINISTRATION would hne
her if she did, and TO ask him SHY he thus
added insult to injury.
AS soon as the fact 1&lat the ItsStlnasters
ut Rondort and Kingston, New Eerk, were
using tamp-defacers .Shich impressed the
words <sVote for Hayes" on the postage
stamp was officially brsHsht to thu atten-
ton OF Postmaster-GeEeral Tynere he at
once directed the posmasters ut those
points that such practice was in Ya@lation
Of the regulations OF the Department and
that it would not be tolersted.- Wd&kang-
ton SfGr. 31St
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9tC;HEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILnOAD,l
80 = PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
RICHMOND. VA, September /, 1861

RICHMOND, VA, September i, 1861
NOTICE TO, PASSEN-
II GERS GOING WEST OF HUNTINGTON
owing TO q change OF fhe schedule OF the boats on
the Ohio river BY which they leaves Huntington A.
NJ instead Of r. H., on and after this date passen-
gers for Cincinnati and the West, In order TO make
sIIa 0:3(1 A. M train instead of the night train.
with this change Of leaving Richmond A. NJ In
stead of p. ar. passengers make close connection
daily for Cincinnati and the West, arriving ut
Huntington at s A. 81. -,
The midnight train will continue to leaye Rien-
night, but western passengers taking lis tram VIII
be detained at Huntington thirteen hours;
CONWAY r. HOWARD
2-1m General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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aIJairl'ylI;,Etl;,A;Dl..iIRNEg.,


ars MCuNoND, YORK RIvEH1
s AND CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD COMPANYf
fss g3s OFFICE SErEfHTESDENT
Essy3 RICHMOND VA. September !, 1871
- steamer of this line will leave Westl e -
Point for Bali, more on SUNDAY. September so,
Instead Of Saturday, September Cd.
Train viii leave Richmond SUNDAY nc $3.50 Il.
III. connecting with the steamer for BALTIMORE.
~ 7s9t7s q Fl. T, DOUGLAS,
&c gilt a! superintendent.
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Ills brow was sad. his eyes svcrc red,
He held pitcfdoTk DER his head.
IL will not lose nay place." he cried,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-08
Educational Institutions.

directory for Parents and Guardians
THE STAR publishes about this season OF
the year large number OF Advertisements
OF educational Institutions. 1t may be proper
TO remind such OF our patrons as desire to
send their children 10 private schools that
most OF the Institutions advertising In our
columps are successful schools, condu cted
by experienced teachers, who have made the
Instruction of youth the business OF q life
time. Other Institutions Advertising will
be noticed hereafter as their advertisements
appear.
The Westminster (Md.) boarding and da =
school for girls and young children will
oeato on the 21st Instant. The number of
boarding pupils IL limited to twelve. Pupils
are received at Any time. Applications
should DC made to the principal Mrs. rI2hI-
man, Wf3tminister, Nd.
At the musical conservatory, 492 9th street.
$40 will pay for sixty lessons In the first
grade. C. B. Billiard, director.
Misses Pallock and Noerr will reopen the
Kindergarten school for girls and boys We'd
nesday, september 18th, at 1127 18th street
northwest. The kindergarten normal class
begins October 18th. For particulars apply
nom 70 y. M, at hoo E street northwest
Mrs. Jensen's seminary for boys viii be
IeopeneJ on 18th instant at her residence,
No. 10I ID street.
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GEORGETOWN.

$500 bushels of wheat TO Hartley & Bro. aud
$50 bushels wheat 70 }. g. & J. NJ. Waters.
Boat ]. N Thomas. with 3 100 bushels of
wheat 70 j.. q. J. N Waters. Boat Dellin-
ger, with COO bus heis of wheat and 500 bush
els corn TO T: @. Wheeler; also, 500 bushels OF
wheat to III. n. Talbot. By rail- SO bushels
OF wheat tot G. Wheeler.
MRRCHAHTs' ExCHANGR-Oderins On
change this morning amounted TO s. $50
shells OF wheat, with sales ~ follows: 800
bushels at 81 o5. 60 1t 81 II. 800 at 81 IS Z ,
e1.1s, Is at sl.1s, 100 at e11sY, 500 at On 20,
160 at 81 20, 375 1T 81 81.
COAL TRADR.-C Consolidated coal compa-
ny-Rece1pts, b,156 tons; shipments, 7.0a3
1,649 tons: shipments, I $40 tons. Borden niiu-
Ing company-Recetpts, $3.50 tons; ship
ments, $40 tons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-08

POLICE COURT---Jtsdos MUS pro tenn.
To-day, Philip ROLAND, Sam Hunter,
Peter Mccarthy, Michael Murphy, Charles
Jones, and VIM Bolden, all forfeited COL
lateral. VIM. Blue, disorderly In George
town; IS. Jackson Buttress, same charge;
So Charles Burgess, loud: IS. w. p. Lasold,
loud and boisterous; So. Noses Robertson,
Idle snd suspicious, was sent down for va
srancy. James Stewart, same; chain gang.
A. Saks, placing rubbish ou the street oo-
structing the sidewalk; 81. George Davis,
assault and battery on Martha Keyes by
breaking pop bottle over her head, raising
q bump as large rs the pop. His attorney
pleaded guilty, thinking TO get his client OF
with Q small fine. Martha was called In and
exhibited her head, and the court imposedoa
fine Of SOS and costs or GO days In jail Joseph
Inc Burke, threats TO Catherine Huber;bo bonds
TO keep the peace. Charles Brady. assault
on Officer Breen; fined IS or thirty days.
Geo: Han, larceny Of 2 revolver, razor,
knife and monkey wrench; $50 or months
IN jail. Robert Richards, larceny of sc from
Jas Cole; $40 or two months In jail. Sam'l
Massey, larceny OF Q watch from George
walker; 40 Oh two months IN Jail. Nicholas
Sweeny, assault and battery on Tho3. Over
ton; $40 and costs or 80 days in jail. WASH
ingion Stewart and Chas. Stewart, larceny
of basket OF shoes, quilts, &C., from Thos.
Stewart, their father. Stewart testified that
he went to his work at o'clock In the morn
Ing, leaving the boys In the house, and when
he returned he missed the articles; so or 80
days in jail. Thos. Adams. larceny of q
gold ring rom guest at the National; $40
or 80 day IN Jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-08
ALEXANDRIA.

SUPERINTENDENT OF GAs-The lste
f res oIthe superintendent OF gas and
have been the current topics OF conversa, ,
ton on the street for the past few days. II
70 reported that prominent lawyers, after
instrument provides NO means for filling
vacancies, and that no election or appoint
mtnt can take place until the next regular
e,e n,,n, Sy tne people Altogether the whole
For THE INSANE AsYLUM-City Ser
geant Lucas and MI. n. Schiller left here
This morning for Richmond, having In charge
VIM. Thompson, q colored Iunatic, who has
been lying In the jail here since last Febru.
sry, and who Is row to be admitted to the
lent, ar d had to be handcuffed and tied with
ropes. Joseph Daniels, white, and Virginia
HOT 1neon, cOlored, are yet detained I'm Jail,
awaiting admission TO the aeylum. Both OF
able.
PERMITS FOR Col oRID scHooLs.-Up to
O'Clock To-day, when the Office closed only
142 permits has been issued for admission
TO colored schools. This, however, is more
than double the number issued the first day
last year, which was but 6S. To morrow is
ipes.
RIsUMPrIoN.--The canal boats Mute and
Billy ana No. Nora Has, and Billy arrived via Rock
more Coal company, the first arrivals since
the resumption of shipments. It Is under
stood that as soon as the Alexandria canal
is open, which will probably be tonight or
tomorrow morning. this company will COM
mence receiving reg ularly.-[Sentinsl, 7th.
CHIlF ENGINEER OF THE FIRE DEPART
Henry Herbner and Edward s. Leadbeaier
70 this ONCE, which has been referred to G.
". Wattiee, esq, as special referee, was, to-
Gay, decided In favor OF DR.. Leadbeater. Mr..
Herbner was elected by the people over DR..
Leedbeater ct the May election and the
latter was subsequently elected to the same
by the city council.
FELL DEAD-James Mayhem fell dead
yesterday in the neighborhoOf of Burk's
station, Fairfax county, where he resided
(Sentinel, tn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-08

THE BOAT RACES YESTERDAY, ETC.
The representatives OF the rowing clubs OF
Dublin and Cambridge Universities, now in
this city, IN company with their hosts, the
Attorney Generals ofrice. the Patent once.
Brady's photograph gallery, and the Sol,
diers' Home. They were driven to their
hotels at an early hour In order to allow ann
PRKPARArIoN FOR THE RACE.
Long before the appointed hour crowds be-
gan TO mock 70 the banks OF the Potomac
river and the Analoetan boat house. while
the river In the vicinity OF the expected con-
test was literally filled with every kind OF
craft. Over the Analostal boat house foat-
great number OF small boats on the river
prevented q very clear course and the care
isssness OF their occupants made 1t very
oangerous for the numerous shells that were
THE CoNTKsTING FoRsIGN CREWS
used the Analoetan boats, and were COM
pGssd Of T Ihs f9ll9xing men 1.u,
son. bow; G. l.. N. Mann. secondi George
A. E. Hickson, third, and 8. J. T. Penrose,
Dublin University Crew-G. II. Ferguson,
bow; c. B. harrington. second; Croker Bar
rineton. third, and William N. Darlington,
The tug Governor Curtin bore the MEM
bers, Mesers. J. n. Bennett OF Philadelphia
A. p. Brown of Philadelphia, General Sher-
man, members OF the press, aud the Analos
THE RACE,
which came Off shortly after five O'Clock
was quite tame and uninteresting, and the
spectators who thropged the backs were
eviGently disappointed. A great many dill
not know that the race had started until the
boats had returned To the boat house. Toe
course was mile straight away. Dublin at
TIE start took slight lead and seemed 10
maintain IL easily until Easby's wharf was
res che d, when, from the Gro xded condition
oil me river, or from broken rudder string,
n I'm or IN ft.a
spectators, the DubliR fouled Cambridge;
both stopped, but started again, and within
a few rods fonIed again; and then both lei
taken, and the contest was decided mo
race"
THE ANALosrAN RACE.
TIE race which followed between two
crews Of the Analostan club was quite inter-
esting. The "Philadelphia" crew consisted
of Messrs- Brown, bow; Jones, No. 2; Robert
less" crew Of Hull, bow; Postol, No. 2; Whit
Ing, No 8; Elliott, stroke. This race, which
was over the same course as the preceding
the lighter crew, after hard struggle. Time:
PRESENTATION BY GENERAL SHERMAN.
eacn OF the visiting crews with a handsome
set Of AnalOstan cOlors, ON behalf OF that
club. The handsome boat house OF the Ana
ISstans n vas crowded with the elite Of the
tally OF the club. Dancing was INDUCED in
until q late hour.
THE VISITORS TO-DAY
about noon were taken down the river on the
stesmer Jane Moseley by Mr.. A. r. Shep-
herd and Mr.. Blackford. This evening Mr.
Shepherd will give them q complimentary
reception at bis residence. Tomorrow they
Will depart for Philadelphia.
The visitors have frequently testified their
appreciation of the hospitality with which
they have been received here, and 1t is hoped
they will take back to the mother country
none but pleasant recollections of their visit
10 the Capital City.
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From L. B. Herbst, esq, of Leaoisbug, Pa

RON Ia. b. heTt1, esq, OF Le1Ctsbtrg, Pa
"Seyeral years since my wife was taxed
with q severe cold, and for two years follow
ing was afflicted with q severe cough and
pain in the breast, during which time she
Trio many different medicines without Any
benefciel result. and finally became SO weak
and debilifsted that for six weeks she was
confined to her bed, with but little hope OF
her recovery. As q last resort we gave your
Visitors Rotsdm Of Wud Cherry trial with
the most gratifying result. Although her
cough b ad become so violent and distressing
that she was unable to rest Q single hour,
yet before she had taken the Balsam three
days she slept well all night, and before one
bottle OF the medicine was exhausted the
cough bad entirely left her. Since then We
have used the Balsam in our family with
efficacy in all diseases Of the lungs. I have
recommended 1t TO our neighbOrs In all
cases Of Coughs, Colds, &c, with the same
result. l believe 1t to be the best remedy
Bbown for all Lung diseases, ard heartily
recommend 1t TO the public, feeling sure that
all who try IL will agree with me-"
CAUTION.
Beware OF preparations bearing similar
names. Examine the bottle carefully before
purchasing. and be sure You get Or. Wistov's
Ba'so'n Of WQd Cherry, having the signature
Of 81. Butts" on the wrapper. 20 cents aud
81 bottle. 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-08
TRAVELLING SUITS AT COST.

Sun on hand sone yesy handsome styIss Of Ossh.
osss' Vso@sss, AonalES, ana AlDAcas, suitable Tor
3BAV1kIQ0 SUITS.
Also, great many medium WEIGHT An Wool
0oo9e, Tor early Iau wear, which Vim posttiyeiy s.
nento.
1sh linz Of lnbroldsgiss, Fancy Goods, Ueook.
ouetto09 iron regular Drtooo.
3H1 UH1AI1D3 03o1D N xHD 0ITY,
OoLU0LLYD,