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WANTED

xarANIED--A pair Of large s'za BRASS
w ANDlkUN> and FEN DER and also y
large siz, FRANKLIN STOVE. for wood.
ddress NJ. a. this ihco OCT o-al~
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Local BreyitieS.

Another heavy frost last night ano coo'
weather this morning. ,,.,.
A meeting of the Second Ward I,lden a ;nI
Hendricks Club is TO DO held AZ tue ouo @'e'o'
house TO night.
Jus.;ca THOMPSON has removed his ut1lce L
| the corner Of ROYAL ADD King streets, up s'a'is
where he dispeuses justice as Of yore
Mr. II. X. Bradshaw is engaged 10 building y,
a l.t.boltom "uancy." forty feet long at '''
old Columbia wharf.
The Judges at the Centennial Exposition
have awarded the highe priz $ tor pianos &c
Steinway Il Som. who also received them a.
Paris ADD London.
There was slight alarm of Ere lhollt 'ue
| 0 clock to-day, caused By the burning ou' OF
chimney near Grace Church. The allrtn Was
not sufficient to bring out the department.
The steamer Georgcanua has temporarily
taken the place of the keyport GU the yuan.
tco line, while the latter steamer IS Goserso'ng
some slight repairs.
By reference 10 the advcrts :mcnt pubI',h
elsewhere it will be seen that the fare 10 y
folk ty the steamer Lady Of the Lake has been
reduced one. halt, VIZ: two dollars one way or
three dollars for the round twp.
Another exodus fr1m this city to the Cen
teun!al yesterday. Everybody who can ralss
twenty five dollars goes to Philadelphia, and as
the present generation won't see another snow
Of the kiCd, why they sre not TO De- blamed LOT
going.
In accordance with the suggestions hereto
fore made by many, Mayor johnson has
ordered that the town clock remain illuminated
during the entire night, aud that the lights De
not extiueu:shed az cevnn O'CLOCK as heIeto'
fore.
Mr. Il. l.. Carne, principal, and nunoer OF
The students of St. johns Academy, will start
Tomorrow for Philadelphia, to visit the Gen,
tepniaI Exposition, They will be gone uotl'
the end Of the week.
Joe Jar5oe, colnred, Wis before the Mayor
this morning charged with stealing sail from
boar Belonging to J. w. Travis, al FishtoWn
The Mayor >eotrucei him 10 receive twenty
lashes.
4 saiIos who had received part Of his pay 10
advances, attempted to desert from vessel at
Prucc street wharf. to day, but was overhaulea
aud taken aboard. where he was chained gntll
The vessel sailed His cries attracted large
crowd.
If you wan, 10 prevent Typhoid Fever or 1t
you feel a, ii you were going t. have the chills
and fever take DR.. Bulls Vegetable PILE.
The man ding ID :tep powders please re-
member, is prepared chalk aud soda. &cu can
get 500, il sou will fiud the least trace Of
either in Wells Eureka Tooth Powder.
Il wi,h | was d.ad" is an expression not
used by the dyspeptc aud sui.
tercr from l. YER disease aud depressed spirits
urIit iag the mind Tor anything, aud almost
driving h'm to despair. BE OF good cheer
here is If. aud health for you yet. Take Sim.
mons Liver Regulator. 1t regulates the Liver,
il>pcls ,lespondeucy aud restores health.
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MEETINGS.
,ICE TO STOCKHOLDERS:

The annual meeting of tho stockholders ot the
ALEXANDRIA and FREDERlCkSBURu
RAILWAY COMPANY will be held vt tho
office Of Francis L. smith, esq, corner of Wolfe
AMI ST Assph streets, Alexandris. Virginia, on
TUESDAY, November i4th, 1876 at ~ o'clock
A. n. Election for President and Directors
sam day and place.
ocI i. wtl ALBEKT HEWSOE, Sect'y.
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CANDIDA I'L'.S.

.,EN. VIM. L. +. LEE will TO supported by
: many fiends for the Senate Of Virginia to
ill tho uno& pred torn Of Fl. y Claughton. esq,
resigned. llJ Allen ANpRlA.
NOR TnE STATE SENATE We are au-
T. lhuliz,I 10 announce, JOHN b. SMOOI,
esq rs candidate Tor the State Senata-suhJect
to the decision t tho Conservative District Con-
yel,tinn sop 26-tf
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.k a CTlCh i'LU i'll B + K
.LLiI.dL NOTIEES.

SIikGlNlA, u villa the Circuit Court Of
7 Fairfax county, September Rules, 1876.
II. X, +. Is and Il. ID. Thurbor, partners, un-
Ger the firm name Of Il. X. and +. 3. Thurbor
Stuldard gni II. &. Otis, late merchants and
partners under the trim 81 .5toclbridgc,
Stpldari IL Go. In case
Alcm: The object of tai, suit is TO recover of
the defendants the Ill Of So II, with interest
from the til 81 March, lS1G and 10 attach the
real csta.o vi the said defendants, or either of
t!.,n, in the county Of Fairfax. and especially
the tract OF land conveyed 10y IL. &. OLi5 agent
Sc, to Frank ) Stoddard BY deed, bearing
date list OF May, 1870 snl recorded in land
rccur is Of Fairfax county libe. Il, No. 4. folio
3Gs, being the undivided ,urth part Of I'LL the
estate, right and title of Mary A. Otis and her
trustees Henry s. Iurbcll and Sydney Dillon;
also any personal property belonging TO the de-
Pendants in the county OF Fairfax, and also to
attach in the hands of Lewis luigg any money
duo or to become duo the defendants, or either
OF them, 10 pay the sama.
l.sppearing by affidavit filed that the dprend-
ants, s. h. Stockbridge and Frank ). Stoddsrd,
arc non residents of the State of Nrg ina, it is
ordered that thoy appear within one month al
ter duo publ;c,tion hereof, and do what is ne
cr*sary 10 protect their Interests Acopy, testo.
+. d. RICHARDSON, Clork
,iamc5 nj. Love, y. 4 sep a-wiw
NyIRGINIA, - wit In tho Circuit Court Of
HEiiiaA tnQlLs, roIiLcIHucl iu'c5i ioio.
Sarai! Ot;erback, czcru.yix If Philip Often back,
against VIM i'ylor llntLtn "ni Is T. Bower.
i debt.
Mn Tie object ~ iia :. i, j. rrr"rcr - !ho
Defendants Ike su:,, Of ii; ~ with interest there
on from tho 1t Of Juno 1870 and ;. -. costs
ut protest, aid to attach thu rcre"aai rr1pu.ty
nl size sAd defendants, ii The conl,ly ot Fairfax,
10 pay tho same.
1t ,iueai;lg By affidavit Ii c t!:nt the Iae::'i
ant: ,Ic residents OF the State 81 NIrElrIt
i; is crdarca that they nulcsr w.hin "t.c t'."h.h
alter duo publication here nn'l Il" ws:.t = no
| rcs.ary 10 project th.,r Interests copy, tesio.
+. ID. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
Thomas & Wells, y. a. ssp G-wiw
| VlRGlNIh, 10 with Ito i'ircui: Cur! II
| Y fair,nx county, September liurs, 1876
Waiter a. naile5 w Mary i. Deiiny. In ch'y.
Mem: TIC object OF tals SUIT l. !" "''i,lh n
decree divorcirg thn :srLns I oIn tlr h.'nd' ri
matTiInony.
1t appearing hy Ali layit lied that the Ahfrnl :
ant is non resident u the state II Virginia, Il
| is ordered that sne arpear within one month
after duo publication hereof and ID wha. is ne
cts :ary u protect her Interest. Il copJ. tcste.
f. ID. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
| Il ent s. Nca'e, q sop S-Wiw
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tCSIRAcr ADMINISTRATIVE Cumm:itcc Oh
bets NE, at the Auditor cihce this moTulnr,
= susnt to adjournment, aud opened the bids
Repairs aud Il W work an the streets. There
'eeight bids, ous ui them iro;n Washington.
, ct examining then al, iic c'nlracl Tor III.
q six months vas awlidcl /" CLARK. iahs:rt
TO-, at 5! cents pr sinarr yard. IN" co.
/ is subject 10 ahfur.ri N by al" c'n"i''ra
never they are ,l;-s:l,>li Il with TIM wnk
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TENTENNIAL--Firs class bosri nj Sl.5O
~ 81 and 81 30 per day. according to rooms
Location central convenient TO horse and steam
cars rect to exhibition. 1912 Summer street,
between Race and Vine streets, Philadelphia
Pennsy lvania. sep27
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OYSTER DEALERS.

WYNN. Il. SMITH,
Who'll, SAIL. .li No;,,i Dealer II
OYSTERS, ST. PEUpU: h, &c &c,
No. Iii rorlh Fair'ay str, II.
Has const ,ntly on hand uys"s OF the best quail
ity from Norfolk nnl rlaowaerc received lresn
by steamers ever, Say, at.a Is pr pared /" 'ur-
nish tho trade tns los rte, rs nay h' use IN
the city.
nsSA All orders in.rEs'ei IL him SHALL receive
nr,,nnt and .ar..u' 1T ,n.i,a sep
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foRroRArloS CouNr-Juiys 4. II Lo,oe
Rs4.4y .-Cvm4. ys Celia Washington; grand
say; plea no. guilty ;)ury; verdict guilty ot
j, larceny, and sentenced to i months in jail.
ION. W. Fsnny Jenkins grand larceny; plea
kail!y of petit larceny, and sentenced |" !olr
knshs in jill.
!toln. IS. LOUIS Appch Tor selling liz ior on
|hdSy plea not guilty; jury and verdict OF
lily, and tine Vi ton dollars assessed; motion
q new trts
rom. V. George St,u,rnagol; assault and
tary jury aad case in progress
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|ot noolONAL CARD-Owing to urgent
@, North. my Dancing Academy
s sIoseA until october 10th and 18th, when
m'eopell on the above dates at the spacious
ls, al .enI'lsted hsil above the store Of 5.
's sa Con, for misses, masters and young
n'!sFnoon class tor misses and masters
$500 80 % p. m every Til ,sday and Thurs
,,;Y"hlns Tuesday, October 10, 1876, al
: c H.os| wA' attend day school sn.ple time.
PsS ass lof Young men every Wednesday
! Nay beginning Wednesday,, October II.
~! Sdvlre to those desirous of learning
E,s, - :! 20 begin al the opening, 50 as to get
6hs, ." 40 Tuition per month 81 CO.
= "l scholars limited.
4S'p'e!iul;y yours, Sc,
s,n NJ. j. WATERMAN.
.n '9' -, 'l"s Tor misses and masters Tues.
w w hTrSiays. Night class for young
eeIe>lsys and Fridays. oct 2-St
or, ga SCiioLoGOGUE, Sholrs Pills, Ayers
o OIL uFe' Shalienburgtr's Pills and va.
WV 'e::' odl's Tor the cure of ague and
~ +. LEADBEATER s. BRO.
s sr ;AkE' BoNEl.tss GOLDFISH jus,
GIO. McBURNEY s. SON.
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;. FOX RENT-The WELLlNG HOUSE
ID No. 2zi King street, between Patrick ana
Alfred. Supplied with water and gas Aip2'y
IT this Office -
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The man ding il :hep powders, please re-
member. is prepared chalk aud soda. You can
get 500, il sou will fiud the least trace Of
either in WeIls' Eurcka Tooth Powder.
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AND BI FAX !rrA OF
GOOD5 Tu4 DarKIcE
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If You want TO prevent typhoid Fever or II
you feel a, ii you were going t. have The ehllls
and fever take DR.. Bulls Vegetable PILE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-03

! lL TRAINS. The mixed train ~ the Ma
lss tgau:h .! til" Midland road which
! I'D have arrived here last cycoiuf, Ill | not
eunllI SIX clock this morrlng, t:w,ng 70
fact OF one rns;uc having 10 make the
rp. The night Ilaln on tho lna.n lane
70 same road was detained about three
coming north, this morning, by The
R!og Of Il portion y! Tic engine tear Rap.-
pSa,ion.
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FOR SHE or RENT.

- FOR RENT
FL Cha threa story BRICK DWELhlNa'
~. IS Fairfax street, bstwesn King and frlnes'
wes, ST !e, recently occupied by MAJ; VIM; ny. w
H:rtcrt Apply to GREEN & WISE. or Ms''
Herbert. coy -.
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-,rtGn HOLDERS MEETING
BOARD At THE CENTENNIAL

BOAR II 4 inE CENIE A-hI-1L
CENTENNIAL VISITORS First cIsss
~ boarding ut Mrs. A. WILLIAMS PRl-
VATE BOAkDl Nc HOUSE, llli Vine SIS
Philadelphia. Charges reasonable Cars pas 5
the door very three minutes for tho s4hlbiion
grounds. oct 3-2m
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LOCAL MATTERS.

,rn,r,rR PROBABILITIES Var OfRaft-
NEAn}aa es of the Chief Signal Officer Wash
ns.' T i G., October 3, lS76-lO:3o a: NJ
ll the M ,1Iu 70 scusherIy winds aud warmer,
ing ws,s1 rsyy,y cloudy weather. possibly sueI
csiF or ps she northern portions y OCCASIONAL
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|0MAIEScENr MIR. j. Il. Wax \, ID.
|enan who vas 5, seriously injured near
lfottcsvilc, on Saturday, grew wDr5r yes,
10y afternoon, ard vas supposed 10 =" d,ins
y lest night but his symptoms suiLculy
F favorable turn, an h. VA, reported
Fh better this m,rAing lis stomach, wn!ch
INJURED, has uow RESUMED i's functl us. and
Pas enabled las ulsht to eat Il lit;l' s,u?
|IAe inst time Co his lrjrry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-29

/ pTfstion bin was cCntinued. Various an, "a,
me1ts were made increaS q The paw OF
cueis. Mr. Hale advocated his anenimeat
Mr. Randall Pa defeniei the re iuction.
AlI, 10 nam, on the CemOcraiic side, Op-
The question vss taken on Mr.. Hale's
s. 10 ~
Mr.. HsIe. in advocating his amendment,
charged Mr. Cox with being led by his I'M as
teTs In advocate sucn = currency as cut dosn
even The pay Of the poor boys al West Point.
MT. Cox, In reply To Mr.. Hale said: The
genie msn cannot find anything I'm my
record or votes, either for reireuchment or
prodigality, 10 Justify him I'm saying / have
s say masters; except the people. my con-
ters? "On what meat doth th'S our Caesar
feed. that be is grown so great" Is 10 talk i'm
tbat way 10 me3 Laughter and excite
Mr.. Hale.-Does the gentleman want me 10
answer
Mr.. Cox.-Yes, and promptly.
Mr.. Hale-l mean the leading, dominating
influence Of the party OF which the gentle
man is an active and honored mem Der, In
fiuences which be will be bound 60 follow
and $50 FAR as may say so without being Of
Mr.. Cox.-That belongs 10 the future. The
gentleman Mr.. Halel has been known In the
last three or four Congresses as .Blaine's
little Bulb" Laughter and increased excite
ment and confusionl
Mr.. Garfield (Ohiol rose TO point OF order
but MT. hale got In In the uprOar and cOufl-
sion his retort in these words: 81 will put
against that the 'bUzzing fly that was
'shooed out Of reputation and fame by the
late member from Massachusetts" Mr.
Butler Laughter and loud rsps 10 order
by the Chairman
Mr.. Garfield again called the gentleman 20
Order, and Mr.. Cox asked him. i'm a tone OF
injured innocence, why did you allow him
10 put me in that pre1icament?"
Mr.. Hale, (defiantly.D-l do not call the gen
tlemRn 10 order. hope he will be allowed
In go on, and that L shall be allowed TO
explain.
Mr.. Garfield.-I call the gentleman Mr..
Cox 10 order, and insist on the words being
taken down. (slluding 10 Mr.. Hale as
"Blaines little Bub."D
Mr.. Cox, lin a pacific mooiN-I withdraw
them. Ii is not worth while 90 take them
down.
Mr.. Hale. dn a belligereut mood)-I am
willing TO put shoe fly" against them.
MIR. CoX.-That is a small business. IL Is
only copying an old joke.
After further animated debate between
Mr.. Hale aud Mr. Cox, an amendment OF
Mr.. Hamilton, fixing the pay OF cadets at
$40, was agreed TO. All the other amend
ments with regard TO cadets or professors
were voted down. Without dlsposing OF the
bill the committee rose. Mr.. Barnum.
Conn announced the death OF Mr.. Stark
weather, and a committee OF seven was APP
pointed 10 attend the remains TO Norwich.
Conn, under charge OF the Sergeant at
Arms. The committee consists OF MeSsrs
Barnum, GARFIELD, Wheeler. Phelps, Hoar,
Lander and Ashe. The House then al
iOurned.
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Seeking Information

ttfO'n ne lugifad tNer.l CirORicie
Running over Ralph Waldo En1ers N =
lowing passage.
Courage 10 ask questions: courage "a az
pose our ignorance. Tue great gain H. nos
10 shine, not 10 conquer your coInnanfons
then you learn nothing but concsit -buI IN
nnd companion VINO knows what Won do
NOT, 10 tilt with hun and be overthrown,
horse and foot, with utter destruction OF All
your logic and learning. There a. defeat
that Is useful"
We resolved To act upon the above .tonoe.
We called IN our landlord and asl~d him
what the rent Of our room would be thecorn-
ing month. Hr told us. That wac \ far
start. We had exposed orr Ignorance ana
mentally praised Ourseif for courage. TnaD
We proceeded 10 multiply QUESTION: We
asked him where me lived before ne care, 10
Nevada. lie Informed Us that he wss by
birth near nCighbOr OF the late r,snt-rtad
Daniel Webster. That increased oar -e-
spect for him, for the Landlord, not for Web
sterl We then asked him how mrcl
lumber was worth In the Granite state.
lie answered. very promptly, lpromTS-
ness IL Characteristic OF our laadlor,f A
Then we got the price OF brick I'm New
hsml's9ire, the value of mechanics labor,
the probable cost of a bed. carpet and
waSh-s stand, aud the rate of interest on money
4 a The land Of the White Mountains We said
10 ourselE Emerson would be delighted
could he but hear this" At last we yenfured
10 ask our host ~ he belonged 20 any religious
denomination. lie informed "a that he WAS
baptized IN "A mill pond on the Merrimac,
ohN INV hANA - i've a ltlt becoming "A Cnrle-
tan AMI close-cOmmuniOn Baptist We
Then asked hum how he could reconcile his
conscience 10 charge us more rent for a room
tLan II would cost ID build house In New
Hampshire, aud an interest on an invest
ment here which T. more. per month, than
The state OF New Hampshire permits land
lords 10 take by The year. lie eyed us a mo-
ment over ms spectacles, and tnea said:
THAT'S what YOU are driving at, h it2 Let
me tell you tlat "A man who mi Xes religion
with rents IN Virginia city viii not last long,
ttn NJ 4 IA %
there are plenty outside VINO wOud a. The
rate spoke OF - Ouly for this month; next
month ~ Will Doe more" We had followed
EmersOn's advice 20 the letter. gained a good
deai OF infOs nation, but somehow We didn't
feel any better. IL must be that Emerson fs
not so great man as We thought he was.
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TRUSTEES' BALE.
VALUABLE IMPE0NED Pk0PERTY IN

GEORGETOWN, AT AUCTION.
Of June 1875, and duly recorded in Liber No.7sS,
M Of the band records ,oF
frost Of he premises parts Of lots numbered forty
Snr bisyr Of Coueis SesaaS At to
POINTS, the north.ltne of Danbartop street, nifty
east with north line Of DunSarton stree. eighteen
feet thence north parallel to Monroe trssr eighty
eiteen feet. tssnoe south ins straight line to the
be ginning, together with the mproyeUs Ats, which
consist OF q frame dwelling.
csed OF trust lsed the tlgenty-sixth day OF Janr
sry, 1885, aneduy recor led in Liber y76, folio 49,
District of Columbia aad by direction OF the party
secured thereby, we s1all sell at abe above hour
Gl22 In Esall addition Georg Town in the Dis.
trlct Ct Columbia, besinnin for the same at the
snd of tcsty seven feet from the vest line Of said
Lot. and run Themes east with .he south line of
Beal st,eet twenty ane feet and three inches more
or less therce souah and parallel with said west
ton to said town. thence with the line OF aid addi-
ton to the dep.h of said Lot one hundred and
less. ihence noYtherly and parallel With said Hol.
mead addition until IL striRes the southwest cor
nsr Of the back building Of the house standing on
the Lot hereby intended 10 be ey ed wit
houses to the south line of Beall place Of
beginning together with the improyem ents, which
consist of . two-story Frame House.
Terms: One third cash; the balance in two equal
payments at six aud twelve mouths, and secured by
deeds trust with notes bearing interest at eight
per centDm per annum on each piece Of property
II the terms Of sale are not complied with in five
same at the risk and cast OF the defaultiSs pur .
chaser, after giving ten days notice in ne VS.
veysncing at purchasers cost, and de posit Of sl0
viii be required at time OF sale on each piece o.
ianT-td THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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ANYONE might guess Il the n-St n ~, thst
n following lines were written bv = wOnan
who has hat more than one 10 WOO her d the
J, IS when she would have men \ Wooing
ON,
"A. not love him. Isong aea
mate II OF les. gave him No
rsis 40. owe him. but TODAY
I real his M, -risge notice. PRAY.
Why was I sal. - zen never yet
Has my heart know-a ,he least regret
over that Whispered NJ and vhy.
Reading the notice I'D 7iEh2
40 analyst can guess the cauae.
n Woman's reason laughs at lsss.
sure. am glad % know the vrouna
gave Is healed, that ne has found
Loves bleSsedncss snc peace; and yet
\ woman never can forget
The man who once has loved her. ana
To-day seem 20 see him stand,
With every glance a mute caress,
sui pleading Tor the longed- Cor les
His early love for me is dead
announcer lives in that loves stead;
And ~ he loves her well, as men
Should love their chosen ones xbv ene,
He must be glad tl-at long $50
Instead OF lies gave him No.
Perhaps that Is the reason why
reSd The notice with sigh.i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-29

BARTLkfr, On Friday. the 3sth. JuLIa MARr.
dsashter Of D. and Julia p. Bartlett, AGED Is
Funeral services 1t the family residence, slI
ftree, southeast, st half past ! O'Clock, sandsJ,
BURR. 10 this city. ., so'clock this nornsrs !,
January zsthD Rev. CHARLES q. BURR, aged s
Funeral services at the Metropolitan church. 81 .
siSsa g evening Remains to be
DALTON. On the morning OF the 18th instant, OF
e9nsumptiSn, TAos. pALreN aged a years, native
The funeral viii lake place from hi, late residence
49, = street northwest, at ~ clock, on sunday,
tend.
EsLIN. On the ssth instant, st O'Clock .. m.
CO., "a d, vile Oh columbus j. Eslin, IN the sst
The funeral win take place at her late rs.idsnos.
aud acausintssces are invited 20 attend
FLETCHER. In Washington, 18th Of January,
and Susie A. Fletcher, 2 years Of age
No more IL hold thee in ny arms,
Or nurse thu little head;
DO more II kiss thy gentle lips,
feI now ny babe Is dead. nOTHkR.
2. m, from No. 81 Massachusetts avenue, bet seen
North Capitol aud lsttts.
HUMPHREY. oE the 3sth instant. after Q long
and painful illness, Joan W. HUNPHREY, aged "a
years and months.
requested 20 attend hts funsral, from the ra.d sncs
OF his fstber, lF2- 9th street North sunday.
corner oh and streets northwest
KING. On the 2sth instant, THox : KING, be-
loved husband OF the lae Catherine Hing the 7sd
year Of his age.
The funeral will tske place suutey, sOth, at q
clock. frOm his soa-in ls~ resic EGe or ner Of
9Th and n streets northwest.
MILLER, On the 2srh January, 4 ~ O'Clock ..
m, AGNES, beloved wife VI kooert n. Miller, aged
a. years.
lis sad, indeed, to say farev ~,
To those We knew and loved 90 well.
,Ifs hard 20 miss a mother q care.
Her guiding hand aud ferv prayer;
Through all the phases a . noble life
- Reflects The Eealocs mothCs, faithful wife.
Relatives and friends OF the family respeofful
u requested 90 attend her fuusyAl. from No les u
street southwest Sunday, seta January, l:& .. me-
uence TO 9th street Presbyte-ssn Church.
NASH. Suddenly, in Alexandria, on tho 18th a
January, SAMUEL A.. secoa2 500 Of Robert HasAs
IN the 1lth of his age.
His remains viii be brought mp the hAif-psst y
O'Clock boat, ard buried IN Glonwoo3 eeniessry.
on Sunday, January 81, SO.
O'RIKLEH. On the 3sth instant, after Q sharS
Illness, In the l6fh yeax VI his ere, Nm RtKLEV.
| son Of the late Peter " Rieley.
1 /" May hs rest In Deaoe.i
Dearest brother, thou hast LEI. LEFT as,
| We thy loss a9osi deeply fee;
| But tis God no hafh eercft as.
He can ell our s0rrows heel.
BY HIS SIsrRI.
bis funeral vii take plsce from ,he residence Z
bis mother Mrs. Bridget 0oreanD, No. A2l 4 sFu11
southeast, on sunday the sok instant e ODD
| yfted TO attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-29

THE MAEUrACrURING CONTEsr.-One ~
the British cotton kings coOlly informed an
agent sent to Manchester from all River,
Massachusetts. that the English cotton
sixteen miles were going up At Oldham; that
the cotton machinery makers hat orders
eight months ane&d, and that the watchful
British trader to-day scatters thousands OF
pieces OF coltOns along barbarian coasts,
where last year he sold almost none. IL was
mentioned some time ago that Fall River
abroad, but Its surplus productions are, at
The most, 5000 pieces a week, while the
weekly marketings of Manchester amount
10 some millions OF pieces. The Fall River
contribution. however Is readily disposed OF
It's good quality sending IL 10 Scotland swift
zerland, Italy, and all over the world