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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-11

LYNCH-ln Rutland, March 10. Thomas Lynch,
aged Co years.
Funeral from St. Peters church Sunday
morning at o'clock a. m.
BALLARD-In Detroit, Michigan. March 9th,
Mary seymour, wife Of o. L. Ballard, aged 90
years. Her burial was made at Burlington
on Friday
BATES-ln Richmond. March s, Ellhu Bates,
aged rs years.
TWICHELL-In Brookline, Mass. March 9th,
after a long and painful Illness, Theolots r.,
wife Of Hon. Ginery Twichell.
CLARK-ln Springfield. Ohio, March 9th, Ellz-
abeth s., widow OF Judge Oliver Clark, and
daughter OF the late Phineas Strong or South
ampton, N. Y. aged rs years
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-11
Moses Hayward Declines.

Editor Rutland Globe AS you publish
a notice of my election as lister in this
town, will you also publish my resigna-
ton?
Reason am decidedly in favor of re-
ducing our town expenses, and think the
fifth lister entirely unnecessary.
Respectfully yours,
MOSES HAYWARD.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-11

The circulation of tho ''Daily Globe" is equal
to, If not in excess Of, any other daily newspa-
per in Vermont. The circulation Of the
"woekly Globe" is half larger than that Of
any other weekly newspaper in Western ver-
mont; and more than the combined circulation
Of all the other weeklios in Rutland county.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-11
Advent Chapel.

Preaching tomorrow afternoon and
evening by Elder II. X. Flagg. The sub
bects are as follows, commencing at 1870
p. M; "Day of the Lord, Its work and dur
alton" Commencing at in the evening /;
'The end OF Daniels vision, and condition
of the world when Daniel stands in hs lot. /"
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-11

Te all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions of youth. nervous weakness,
early decay, loss of manhood, etc, will send
q recipe that will cure you. FREE of CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by mis-
slonary In South America. Send a self-ad-
dressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph T. Inman,
station d, Bible House, New York City.
feb2S1eodaW WON
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T7AKEkI ES.

BAXTER-TRYON-At Boston, March 9th, by
Rev. G.. A. Bartol, assisted by Rev. S. II.
Wlnkley, Col. jed II. Baxter, Chief Medical
Purveyor OF the United States army, son OF
the late Hon. Porteus Baxter OF Vermont, and
Miss Florence Tryon OF Boston.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-11

NOTICE Families or individuals in
IN Rutland wanting assistance from the
town, are requested to leave their names ana
place OF residence at the store OF Walter q.
landon.
mariOdtf TIL. COCHRAN, overseer.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-11
Weather Probabilities
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFlCB OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICgR.S
WASHINGTON. March Ill q. m.
For New England and the middle states,
increasing cloudiness and light rains, slow
ly rising temperature, northeast to south
east winds, and high, but falling barometer
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-11
AT CAMBRIDGE CENTER.

A fire broke out at Cambridge Center
about 1880 Thursday evening, in one of the
hotel barns owned by L. Chadwick, burn
ing the hotel and three barns. 1t was
thought at one time that it would take the
whole street, but the wind changed and 1t
was got under control. Loss $4,000 in
sured for $1,000 1t is not known how the
fire originated, but it is supposed to be the
work of en- incen(iiarY.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-11
West Rutland.

Rev. DR.. Harris will ofIiciate at West
Rutland tomorrow at $3.50 p. m.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-11
At BELLOWS FALLS.

The upsetting of a lamp in the paper
room OF the Fall mountain paper COM
pany's mill, Bellows Falls, Wednesday
night, set fire to the building, damaging
the machinery and mill slightly. But for
the unusual presence of mind of the en-
ployes and prompt response of the fire
department, serious coDhagration must
ing fires in the village cannot be equslled
in the state.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
New York Stock and Money Market.
Latest MONETARY.


NEW YORK, March 10.
Money easy at 2K@3 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 4jl@5h per cent.
Sterling exchange quiet and firm at 4s5,.
and 4s9X
Gold opened at lt4N, declined to Has. and
closed at 1l4ss.
Clearings at the Gold Exchange s2i,9s4 900.
Custom receipts, s252,0OO
Treasury disbursements, 1851 900.
Imports dry goods tor the week ending to-
day, s2,I92,OoO.
Governments strong.
State bonds quiet and nominal.
Railroad bonds quiet and firm.
Stocks opened weak and prices declined from
!. to ?. per cent. In the general list Pacific
Mail, however, was heavily pressed fol sale,and
broke from 22's to 2O4 Lake Shore declined
from 65 10 e4ai, regular az 6S and seller at co
Erie fell Off to 1919; Ohios to 2OA Michigan
Central to 63M and western Union to 67I.
Towaris noon a firmer feeling set In, and
prices made q general advance. Pacific Mail
rising to 2lh Western Union to 6sN ; Lake
Shore to 65X Northwestern common to 43a
Erie to 1879 Rock Island to III st. Paul to A;
preferred to SoA Ohios to 2l% ; and Michigan
Central to G.; Union Pacific ranged between
market showed slight reaction from the high.
est point. The advance In Erie to-day was
due, not SO much to the improvement at Lon
don, as to an announcement from Albany that
the bill to r--organize railroads previous to
foreclosure, better known as the Erie bill, was
up In the senate. Stocks were generally strong
and higher at the close, with Erie and the west
ern shares as features OF the market. Erie In
creased to 20ia on increased dealings, the late
advance being based on reports Of probable
compromise between English bondholders and
American stockholders, and also the conclus-
ion OF an arrangement with the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western railroad company,
whereby third rail was to be laid on the Erie
railroad. from Waverly, westward, So that coal
could be transported In narrow gauge cars
The transactions In stocks to-day aggregated
$4,000 shares. The principal dealings were as
follows:
Erie, 63,0.5; Lake Shore, 60,lOo; Pacific
Mall, 1920; st. Paul. $500; preferred, 3,l00 ;
Western Union, 2l,300
: Gold closed at 1l454@ll4,s.
Money closed at 29sH.
Governments active and strong.
State bonds quiet and nominal.
Stocks closedactlve and strong.
The following are the closing quotations
[Where blanks occur there were no bids.l
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Fires.

Castleton, March 10, 1876.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16

The result of the deliberations OF the Ad-
yisory Council on Plymouth Church affairs
Is easily fOreseen owing to the peculiar cir
cumstances under which it enters upon It's
duties. Meeting as it does In the church
entertained by the members of Plymouth
Church, at the special request OF Mr.. Beecher;
having as Its auditors the congregation OF
Plymouth Church; and being continually
encOmpassed by a moral atmosphere sur
charged with adulation for "the worlds
greatest preacher" 1t is by no means certain
that IL will be able to resist the temptation
OF bringing in partial verdict. One is i'm
PEELED 10 this Conclusion, Notwithstanding
The assertion yesterday of DIR. Bacon, the
moderator, that this council did not meet 10
whitewash either the church or its pastor
In CONCLUSION he "aske1 for silence and
abStentiOn from applause" To show how
far his request was complied with. it's ONLY
necessary TO say that few minutes later
when he said ne hal received a written pro
test from William +. West (who was dropped
from the rolls along with Mrs. Moalton), the
announcement twas greeted with laughter
OF a deTisiye kind undou btedly, and Coming
from the members of Plymouth Clurch IL
stations may 10 the church much more
harm than good. Mr.. Beecher himself
seemed 10 take the same view OF the m after
when he advised his congregation some time
ago TO give vent to no expressions either of
appreciation or dissent during the sessions o.
the council.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16
BUILDERS EXCHANGE,
ais KIGHTII STREET.
BETwTEN PA. AVENUE AND ID STREET

The following parties have 81 Order Box at the
Excharse, apd can be seen there DALI between the
hours ~ / 1 AMI y o'eIsck:
COr7 RLLL BROS, Lumber.
CSC. p JOaSs3s, La@Ssr.
Eli IA t OF HBnIlasSta noef'
J b. BIJLISGER, Builder.
~ FIN ron, Builder.
5; ST M dARPEsFEs. Baiiders'
T.AASI p 1pEss CO. Builders.
GEO: AUGHEBI0N, Builder.
MOOD: Butler;
p.y MAGAkIY Builder.
IiR1 hkPBUKs; sUilds5s,
" q E boWsIsG : 20 Gao 5uii T. ,15.-
EDWARD MEDL kR, Builder.
s. p. pRUMH sLLEs. Builder.
VI N s WIHIi.as B BgiIdsT
SAMUEL BEaLL, Bailcer
IN. uARyER. Builder
Jos b WILLIAMSON, Builder.
W. h. WIGHT, Bqilder.
JOHN HESDERsON, Builder.
EsT ~ %tsr b bs5 Sfts sn aqsa.u,
Sa5s w 4 5SIHs6 g. Hfss as asEsaSs
ANN ANS wa2R Rsos p,I BsiGS M,Tsnaut.
EOhD q WINsOh, brlck Merchants.
W r. DANTE, BTicklayer.
AUGUSTUS DAVIS. BrickIsyer.
T. W. EkTWlSLS, Br'Ckls,cr.
JOAN III. CASSbLii, Bricl layer.
FRANK Reside, BriCklaycr.
JOHN W. RO8EBS, Bricklayer.
DAVID T. CISSEL Brickisyer.
CHARLES LEMON, ia, BricklsJer.
eco II. OLbBK. Slater.
JAMES n MONTGOMERY. Slater.
VI A MCG0WEa 4 90 Stone cutters.
WIN. BRAULEY bJS, Stone Cutters.
JACOB VEEMEYFR, Stone Cater.
WHITE & BRO, Founders.
JOHN n. tOBD, Sand Deal5r.
JOHN Il. RABBIT, p astsrer.
u. W. BEVERAGE, Wire WOrser.
n. g. STALK WEATSER, Architect.
W. II. DYER BRO, Mill Work.
Al parties in whstevsr branch OF Building are
cordially invited to have q box ut the Exchange,
free If expense.
PERRY COLMAN,
Manufacturers Agent for Do9rs, Fash. Blinds,
And Building Material generally
good assortment always on hand.
Estimates furnished for special or. ers
31s EIGHTH STREET,
fbl6 ST. Bet. Penn ave. and ID street a. ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16

Referring 10 the fact that some may regard
the seLdirg To BabcocK by Joyce OF $500 as
conclusive Of the guilt OF the former, the
New YORK Times says message may DE
sent 10 member Of Congress 10 suppose
case-say irg, Il have sent you by mail $500
for your vote on such or such bin" but
that IL the mere act Of sending such mes
sage is 10 be considered conclusive of the
guilt OF the person 10 whom IL is sent, DeO-
Die viii begin 10 open telegraphic messages
with fear aud trembling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16
To Advertisers.

In order thai The large and ropioRy Increasing
erttsorI Of TIE STAR may be delivered 10 Es Cur
rters and served 10 subscribers at q reasonable
hosr each day, q necessary 10 close Tie forms
os nedrv as possible az 8 O'Clock p. N. Adbets-
seTs are therefore requested TO send IN their ddper-
sse1e'us not later thos TWELVE O'CLOCK. u
received offer this hour there Is oreor danger thai,
esfh Tie exception Of snpoGttre coses,-ss as
DeGfhs, Lost, 6c.-they cannot appear ssra tie
f0GotpiuO dan.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR REST-A HOTEL RESOKT for wSshirg.
on Snh grounds. Address Clifton X tel - slir-
Sni FAIRFAX county, Va or X. J. MURRAY W.
3ls 81 street, Washington fsblf-eo2vs
EoR BENr-A FURNISHED HOUSES rooms,
= moders impro ements 400 1t street sout hea.t,
SCUM OF Capitol. APpl' on tn r-'mise-. - o.
Eok s1LE-FINE Nav HOUSE, ON WES1
II STREET. GEORGET0WN. D. C-Ope Of
tnose nns new pressed brick front three-stor
BhlCk HOUSES recently built By the BGildias
snd every modern convenienc- Apply 20 Y. H..
W. BABREIT, Secretary, ct Savings Back. Hich
street. Jsn27- i'm
EoR REST-Lsrge PARLOR and BEDROOM
J. handsomely furnished; also eieg Ant suite Of
sunny Rooms on second floor. with or with ut
Board; or would rent entire house, which contains
ell ms deru i'm proVements aud Il fur nshed
ou'. Apply At GOV 81 ct ,coraer l.. NV. % O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16

There was a lively discussion I'm the Mary
land state senate yesterday over the prop
osition to appropriate S25,CGO for a proper
representation Of the products OF the state at
the Centennial exhibition. Mr.. Stevens ar
gued that Mary land was The last state TO
refuse 10 take part In the Centennial cele-
bTation, and referred to her prominence In
The war of the revolution. Mr.. Dennis, I'M
like his namesake In the United States
Senate, opposed the measure, because Fred
Douglass might be there and Virginia
wouldn't Mr.. Joyce, although not special
Iy Instructed, would vote for the I'LL, and
"wou'd expect 10 attend the exposition with
black and white, yellow and gray, TO assist
at the one hundredth anniversary OF Amer
lean Independence" Mr.. MuId would also
vote for the appropriation with pride and
Pleasure, without knowing aught OF its con-
stitutionality, even if Fred. Douglass should
and JEFF. Davis should not be there" No
vote was reached yesterday. The Maryland
delegation in Congress, which is wholly dem
ocratic, stood equally divided on the Cen
tennial appropriation bill. In the House
Messrs. Roberts, O'Brien and Swami voted
for, and Messrs. Thomas, Henkle and Walsh
against II. In the Senate, Mr.. Dennis voted
for the appropriation and Mr.. Whyte against
il. Sentiments OF patriotism aside, wouldn't
the appropriation of $4,000 by the state to
the great exhibition be paying investment?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16

WISH TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF
Il gentlemen to my department. for filing special
order, on Second noor, and in reference to some
Ny sssor ment of Fine Goods for gentlemen's
Dress and Business Suits Is passed in extent
and orders will be promptly filled in the very best
An IN proved method OF water proofing, mildev.
PROBING, and moth proohng fabrics for hunting,
fishing aud travelling purposes.
new method Of revolving cartridge belts
patented November 9,l578.
An improved method Of securing shells in belts
and vests to prevent them falling out and protect
them from the weather.
For horseback exercise, Riding Brooches and
PsntaoOns Of waterproofed Corduroy and Fustan
and Riding Oyerals, Leggins and Caters Of water
prOOfed colOred duck.
The UNIVERSAL OvEBCOAT, my own design
protects the and part of the legs in rd
and driving, and can be used in walking or for q
BLANKET. make this style OF Coat of any desired
fabric, some Of q light water PROCEED material for
summer
SPRING FABRICS AND FASHIONS
NOW READY.
THE CENTENNIAL SUIT.
FOR SPRING AND SUMMEKIs7S,
Made to measure, and fit guaranteed,
For S25, or net cash s22 80.
Strangers leaving orders mast be introduced or
pay Ia advance
eNE PRICE ONLY.
GEO. C. HESNING.
5Ia Seventh street,
febl4 81 sign OF the Golden Fleece.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16

1t is to be hoped that after hearing the tes-
tmony OF Generals Sheridan, Ord, and
Others, relative to outrages on the Mexican
border, the select House committee having
charge OF the matter will be prepared to re-
commend measures which will forever put
ae end TO these depredations. Lieut.. General
Sheridan IS of the opinion that If the Msxi
can government cannot or will not put a
stop to them IL is the plain duty of the United
States 10 take charge of the matter, and pro-
t6ct Its citizens at all hazards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16

E- Circulation More than Three
Times that OF Gnv other Daily Pa
per published fn W ashfn0ton, and
Therefore on far the Best Adrer-
fisfnG Nedfss,ss fn fhe District Of
Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16

Mr.. Frederick A. Dockray, whose escape
from Spanish dungeon and arrival in Ne "
York was reported In THE STAR yesterday,
may be set down as a lucky individual.
Formerly a revenue officer in Florida, he
went TO Cuba, boldly entered the insurgent
lines, and after remaining there several
months had the audacity to return 10 San
tisgo de Cuba, where he was arrested and
tried and sentenced to death for enacting the
role of spy. Through the interposition OF
our State Department his sentence was
finally commutei To Imprisonment for life,
and he was thereupon sent 10 Spain. How
he escaped seems 10 be mystery. 1t Will
probably be some time before he pats his
nnger in the Cuban pie again. y slight ref
erence is made 10 Mr.. DOckray in the late
report Of the commissioners OF the Freed
mans Savings and Trust company. Under
the heading, Loans at the Jacksonville
Branch, Jacksonville, Fla ;" appears the
name OF +. A. DOckray charged with having
borrowed from the bank SO 5iI.SS No por-
tion Of the debt has ever been paid, and the
commissioners add the remark opposite The
loan, Reported worthless"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16

The legislature OF New York has before It
q bill prescribing for Law school graduates
further study in law offices. The bill has
called out an expression of opinion from tue
New York bar association. The majority OF
the members opposed the bill, one urging
amid much merriment that tcs younger
members OF the bar did not gauge matters
by the same standard as their elders, be
cause they had not sacrificed a. many clients
to obtain the experience as had older mem
hers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16

Some victim Of the baggage-smashsrs has
introduced a bill Ia the legislature of New
York making baggage smashing a criminal
offence, punishable with a fine OF so and six
months imprisonment. The Baltimore Sun
thinks the smRshers are sometimes excusa-
Die, owing TO the haste with which they are
obliged 10 transfer baggage and the frdiI
character OF the trunks handled, and holds
that II would be very unjust to fiue AMI i'm
prison men for inj1ry 20 pine and paper
boxes crnamented with the flimsiest pre-
lenses OF hinges and locks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16
ITNIrED STATES MAILS.
MKSsEEGER SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, d..

WASHINGTON, ID. O., Jsausry lsth, 1919
Sealed Proposals will be received at ths Contract
Office OF this Department, cDtil o. m. of MARCH
IL, 1576 ito be decided before March Slth fol-
lowing for the perform snce Il Mail Messenger aud
Transfer Service between the Post Office ssd the
several pepots and Steamboat Landings In Wash-
ington. for one year from July ist, is6, to Jale
iuli description of the service, and the manner
in which 10 IL required to be done, also blank forms
Of proposals, may be obtained upon application 90
Assistant Postmaster General, Washington, ID. o.
MARSHALL JEWELL,
feb9 law4w Postmaster General
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DRY GOODS


STkClALTl II DRY GOODS,
7osS vAres WHITE CoBDTD PIQUE.P.K
10 srSs srRIPED aoHATR,a, H cent?. re-.
A Sev iaSo'cs ~ BLACK LYONS SILKS a.
: 3, - 50. 81 aud S2-ohosPost siits - haze
spisndii assiiJ BLACK CAsHaEREs. 81 ana
BLACK MoHAIRs. from sGI, 8 sna ss's to
BIeachsd and Brown corTJNs. a. cheap =, the
So Asepey 9; tse View Ierk USLAUsDRIED
FrADk Leslis's Cut Paper Patterns.
GEO. y JOHNSON a CO.
feenu al Msrket sPsce.
READ THIS! READ THIsl
avn linda
No. SiA srH STREET.
Just north q PennsylyAnia avenue,
500 yards of WITH COOP, ia vice sna mar.
Aprons. sHosues OF bresses, At Is CTS. worth double
cent skirtins an sold
a lev pieces len Of Black spd Gray Dr,ss Goods.
40 pieces Black G1isure Lace, 81 half price.
P,ese;; b =, aohsir, Al - g. VerJ cheap.
900 yards Fisared ssd strip-d Calicss, { sprias
s. -, enS.P s 2, 1 is sn.,,ns n ,h ~,
e,ssss; At PiSe' SsTrSS'sd 60 s's $4,000
oiy zoe DSm,.E Togels n e. ana Is cs... tsS
VET, q BE- cold - io pr ard
- MArSeillrs = iilfs. as g. 40 81 so. Cheap.
lhfES A NIT n ELL : stock y 100 be snid Nth
out res srd O. Get or value. DOu't fsl O. cad.
kfflefIl b tue location
No 3la 9TH STREET NORTHwESr.
t,bll-tharl Near Penns'lya Ia avenue.
ANOTHER Zig TUMBLE
IN DRY GOODS.
600 YARDS OF THE VERY BEST CALICO,
~. WORTH 10.
tARGER's. SOS Market Space.
100 yards sood Uubleschrd OFTEN. ~
l.su - Rieached Cotton. 3.
Lac = two ards ard q quarter vice Bloach0i
.9oyaids ous yard aud = quarter wide Pillow Case
tOttrf. y.
Sc ysrd, g the vory best Feather P-o5f Bed Tick
lara, -. worth ".
. dozs y Al iiast Dam ssk T0wtIs, n, Worih %
go yards Rlcscbed Damask Table Linen, o., worth
-.
s. dozen All linen small Nspkins.6,
go ards double WIDTH Black Alpaca, rs, ~.
50 Erns pure eik Black MohAir. s., worth 81
81 ards Nsry hne 81 iuCh Wide Black Cashmere,
CT o. ~.
Back silks, 81 IS, 81 %, sl7s,s3 feblotr
sHH-r At ~ nNTNH EVrr-
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TAYLOR d HUFTY,
BARGAINS! BARGALNSH


DRESS GOODS
AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES
CLOSING OUI SALet GOODS MUST BE
SOLD.
slo9 Dress GooIs reduced to &c.
90 " 4" 2sc
Is "a
all ether WINTER GOODS in same proportion
tive Us q eall il gu wish bargain, as the Goods
TIE CEEAPEsT STORE IN THE CITY.
GDSN0LLY'S,
iebl5 tr 60S 9h street, OPP. Patent Office.
'lNHIs Is To GIVE NOTICE. that the subscri.
u Der has obtained from he supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia, holding pecial Term, let
teIs test anentary on the personal estate Of MAR
GAhEI BERRY late Of District Of Column ia, de
ceased All persons having claims az amt tt said
deceased are hereby warned 20 exhibit the same,
with The vouchers thereof the subscri bsr en- or
before the 18Th day of February next; the y may
Otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit of the
said estate. Given under my hand this 18Th day Of
February, 1876.
fehl6 wy3wf WILLIAM LORD. Etacutor
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S5,0Q0, In sums to suit.
AUCTION Sale.
At Alexandra, on SA ruRDAY, Feb. 18th. at 2
o'elock-The +" Virginia House." febl6 -tr
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MI L l. a
having been appointed agents for the Piedmont
ASS citation Of Farmers, from Fairfax county, Va
We are prepared 10 furnish from 200 gallons of
PIT kE MILK daily,
AT "a CENTS PER GALLON
VIII leave one TO four gallons Milk on trial. If de-
sired. FIX WARD & Co, Agents
t29 street northwest.
cali. febl56t-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16

CHRONIC BROFCHirIs.
~ The most efecfual remedy viii by
found 20 be
" prepared In all forms, for smoking
and Inhalation, by
SAvOAx q MOORE,
las New Bond street, LONDON ana
Sold by them, and all Chenists and
Storrkeeper~ thro ug bout the World.
HAsepl soctis, NOVA JAMS febls nArz3 my l9Sx2l.
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
INVOICES legally and quietly obtsines for in-
c. mpatbility, &C, residence unn -ces.ary Zee
effer stcree. A. GOODRICH,
febl4 OF p. O. Box 1897 Chicago.
SPIBITuALISM.-G consult LADY FLOR
- ENCE, the wonderful Seer and Clsirvuy ant,
the seventh daughter Of the seventh daughter
She can be consulted ct No. 326 Penusy lv ana ave
nue, between Sd snd ~ sire Is. s short time
GiNes aiyice on all business matters Tells Of IOst
soc stolen property Tells Of lovers, and the name
o. the person you are TO marry. Fee 81. All
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