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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-21
Mnsmamberam8 aus Staliem.

Gin bebentlt&ss 3ei&en far be 3us
Rdnoe In sinbettli&en Stalien III pis
wu&ftnce Nuswanteruns. Na@ eineru
Maildnoer 8Iatt srfldrten siniee Muss
wanberer : Gamtlten: ~l1nfsre Gage tn
70 unslddlt&, Dae isoe beltebtse ar,bere
nt@t oneereS ole better Iein tann." Sc
u5bnlt&," mteint bic r5mtlde ~0Oea",
"bat bic Nuswanberun9 bret @rdnpe
ueberS5lferuna, pOlitliae opsr relisi5le
8dmpfe @ansel an Subffsnsmtiteln,
Der CUR @erswefeluns treibt. Der erie
0runo trtft In Stalten ni@t su, Der
sueite bic jsBt slidlt@srwetle aud ntdt
allc bletbt Der brittle, Der gar na@ pem@es
ffdnbntB bes ebemaltsen 6anoelsmtnis
fers Der einatse III. Denn mon aus
Der S&weis OOsr anperen rpsnts furats
barren uro eebtrstsen gdneern fOrt3tebt
70 III cas erfldrlt@ ober Muswanpe>
rang aus Stalien aus 0ersweifun9 uno
Mansel an Nabrune. pas 1T unsluub.
LID uno co@ pabr. 90 nett ftnD Die
ormen 8auern bur@ pte fur1tbaren
Steuern 9efou,men. Selbft tbr StId
NatsbrOc .purOe Der Wablfeusr unter>
werfen. Ste baber Dem fletnsn Wanne
pte Griparni6e senommen. our@ ote er
t1 aber Nleiabre binweBbalf baben 60
patin 1ebramt oaB bic fleinen Qeute
taum ote YropucttOnstOasn erlawtnsen
uno TN erBen l&Ie&ten Sabre eesruu,>
gen fno, tbr StadaenGanp su u~.rfaufsn
uno mad &msriea 3u ssben. Iie Co
mites, wr'A'r,n MuSwaneerer Sssen
@auner 3dasg, bic tbn IN tsrne9anoer
tram, 81. a ,5JQen, mSsen re&t Mfg
lt&elnhraebmunsen fem, aber perotenfs
lt&er wdre etne Snterpeuatton TN
parlament. Wan mue pas rebel an
Der @ur;el paden."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-21
Cine Sort &efDrrtt.

Der Gtabtratb BON Gan TrancfSco
erltee Yor niebreren Wonateit etrt Ser.
U,bnuns, mad Der alien mdnnlt@en
Strda,naen betu Gintrltte IN bus
@cuutYssfdnsnts Gas 0auptbaar Bic
anf etnen 3Ol ednse sslGnitten rpercen
loa. SslbhusrfdnDlt@ lttten pie Gbts
nelen unter cteier 8eroronuno am met
fen, pa biercur@ tbr empfnDlt6fesSr s
Aar, Der 3opf Der Sdeere bes 9tertfs
aunn Spfer feel. Die gsrorpnuna bate
quite 8Olssn unD bat Der Stuot bereits
srOee Auseaben Seipart uno Gtnnab.
men eebra@t. War fraber oos Gouns
tYeefdnsnte NIT Gbtnsien eefdat. psnen
es BET Der euter Rpf tn bieier MnaaIt
lsbr gut seiel uno pie lieber ocrtbin
9inseu. ale bae fe @elcfrafe 3dbIten :
70 3isbt jsBt stn jecer @btnele DOT, lteber
@eIDfrofs ~ besoblen. als tn pas @s'
fauaniB ia waucern, 100 unbarmber3t8
Der 3cpf abssl@nitter miro. DIE ndU,
fe GOlse mar, pas pte @bineien 3ulau,s
uientraten unb 3lope eeSen ben Sbertf
weSen pieisr 3spfabf@neiDeret srbOten.
DIE anaeleeenbett fam an, IL. Sept.
TN is. Dtfrtttsert6te sur 8ebanoluns.
Die @btneien ltrben pur& ibre MpuOfas
ten bsbaupten, pab Die bstreTenpeS tapts
ra%tbsosrOrcnunS lur seSen @btneien 9e,
rt@tst let. poB fts.soteielben Re9te NIT
,uetbeis Sarsern bdtteu, unc bne Der
StaOtratp tstn @sisB srlaGen birfe, bas
nur auf einen 2beil Der BepSlteruna
@nrenpune fnce. @i&ter DwtneQe
erfIdrte, cnb bas @elsS nt&t auein auf
bte @btnelen, icnpsrn aud auf cieDei.
Zen 8esus babe Dus IN Dem 0aars
f6netpen nt&ts 0%rauiamss ccer Guser,
9ewStnlt&ss ltepe, icnosrn sies In ben
wetfen 9dnbsrt @ebrau@ it ausRefn<
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-21
W1prb tpiu an BEN Saa.

@or tpentsen Sabren trurte ,@usuF Glpner,,
enteedt ais etu T&eres 9etlmtttel fir EyspepEa
uno 2eberlstoen, etntse pentse DyspsptiiHe
tbetlten tbren Greunben NIT, mte Iei&t unD RAID
lie turH bsien @uwenbuus eebeilt tpurben. Die
groBen gerbtenfe pom Green's MuauH
SLOWER ipurren pur& NittbetIuns bee etnen
2eieenDen an Den Nnperen bur@ bas 3ane be-
tannt, bic. ubue In3eiee. Der gertauf eieies
WttteIs euprm ipurbe. Drusetfen n tebem
9tGbt&en tn ben Ser. Staaten Yertaufen
Daftlbe. Retne Werlen. bic an iduerltGsm
Masen. 4Opfi&mersen, gerfopfuns, 9er3tlop.
fen, unSercaultGfett, Ntebsreei&lasenbett a.
letbet, fam bret DOZEN nebn1en obne &rlet1te.
rune. @ebt su euerent Druegtlen -
unp bolt eine GlafHe fir rs Gents unb SerluGi
60. Wuhnadi&en 10 Gents.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-21
Der 9nbaIt 1T in Sir,e fOlosnrer:

Nfrrnrnii4e erf6etnuussn unb 3eitrehruns tes Sab.
re 5. c. I877.--Das 8ale barium In Sdpor,. uub
-Rsiepte.- Nnstt Oten. - gpr
z U Japren poer aat'sr Srtebr,G l.. tn Nfailanb unN In
Weatets NIT 5 Saufrattpnsn. = @ertpurbise 6 dfular,
uno Subtlouustaee i'm S 1877. nit 3 Suufr atipnen
agetterprrpteten i'm 9 bisrreih. = Srfepb1s red 0. pher
Ste Elmer ttre Bsarif BON Der Gwtsfeit betdm Die 9e.
eenee BON ben bell. B 1t 8ruisen. miI 3 Saufrationtn.
Wpu be8r'tfthen unb BON bret unbesteihieen Dtnaen
uierttpui6i8e Serufureeu auf @Utts @eriGt unb HrtbetI.
NIT . S1ufr1ttrnen.-Die ID nberbeufrrefe. mit2 SAY
trattrnen Dor Dem Neutrality-suspicious.. Rnrta, Der
Sts Der 2Getsbttf, NIT Q SauuratiDnen. Gin a,aunsltes
SDprt: yta3 @onpfa eeben mir mott nit SSuHltra-
tton Withael StG' leins ;reite 8ene prr benz Weretue
,trdttnnteer Satbcliten I" nit Q SQufrattrnen. @us Der
@prpntt etnes Stadrennefss untsrmilnt mir ,uf6ntoet
gteniHen. unb Dtlibetrn htungeI. NIT 9 SGuhr. p.
gscd DGrnnUr, NIT Yrrtrsit. Des pans 8udtneIano
0DehaEtthteu urb Sabr sbtrt1t nit 5 SQunratipneu.
Bum NbiHieb. Das ar6bte SIanebtlD Ia Rep Nerf unS
ytunhtn. mt 2 Sauftratsnen. Spbdnnes Gbeponr. Sc.
eralsSuptrtCr Der @sitlitaft Wari6, NIT 9ortroit. Das
Yto. 0rup. @rasetum tn Naepn. "a. mi, Ibbtibpno.
Das ct yaarten' 5UipttaI in Cincinnati nit NbStISunS.
Das st. 8atbarinen. 5pfpitdI tn BrsSflpu. mil NbbiIs
enns: Des Ssiuttsn S&OIaftfat ss Dup6fUd orb.
NIT Nbbtl6una. Die CT. Sptspbs atr6e Az GIeselonb,
NIT abbtlbun8. as Dtutierbaus Der S6wtReru
rom eftI. Spieph tn @dron6plet. NRc., MIR Y AtbtIbunoen.
Die 8rtuj'8unsssrupp IN Sterdm mtraau In Bautrn. NIT
Abbtleung. Der Set cite. @erbrdu6 Der Delt arr,iers
lei Sdnger, init Saufratipn Dds ct. Gtonislaue.Ro.
St;tat tn B%Iorifant, gfO NIT NbbiIbuns.
Die fets juntbmenbe gerbreitupa btefs nQa.meiu Be-.
necten 6dieneets itSt uns In ben StGub fir Zen 1871.
SSabraona nod
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-21
8attcltfHe
Ganbf nmmen Anfalt

y1it DEPRECIATION anb Gmpfebfuns Der 5pGr'fen $. s..
Grsbtfd6fe BON Niilwautee uub ct Qouts ump SerfGiebener
Der 6o&p'fsn 8ifd6fe bss gDefens sebenten ttr eeaen
gtttte aaai ,. S. stnsa tleinen Gnfans NIT elmer taitOlt.
f1en EaubRunameu- Nnffalt - MAIDEN In @erbinbung nit
BEN 9etrer.6 Seminar. Das Bebirfnte mad elmer fSl&en
Nntalt IL pFenbar ba uufere tautfammen Sineer ee.
ben an ben staatsdnfalten fat ale fur bic 8irGe Serfo.
rem Gle TONNE aus bsnfelbea ais uneldnbise pber init
prOtesanttf6en Nnf&ten surad unb Nienianb 1T su 5aufe.
Der ie e,nes 8eferen belebren fonn. Die nptbpcnbtaen
Standardization fur BEN antans elmer fel&sn elnfalt ia.
men ptr bier ptne ~nefonbere Muslasen terrt&ten unb BITE
gertinbuns NIT BEN 9ebr' rseeainar trie Is In Deutin.
Lamb aun dasemein IN, rat unter Nnberent ben gtusen. bae
man leiHt neae 2rhrtr6ffe fir Gaubhummen ausbiIben
tann. sDtr werbe. Die don felt ldnssrsn Satren anss.
sasin betr6trte @stbpbe beiri Inter. tGt einfdtren, rpnan
bic Rtnber ntrflt& fpre&en lernen. go rg1en mtr benz
In @pttss Natnen unter Dem S&use ber xIf&e ans gDeri
eetsn.
Nae Gltern nun. bic taubfuunte &inter taben. pbet
Die 5cGw. s. s. pfdrrer. BITE frI&e Rtnber In ibren De.
rtetnbet rtFen. TN MIter BON IA Satren. mpnen AZ.
fdatst ubne gsr3us barubtr. bert$tea. Bon ber au.atl
Scr 9nn,elbunaen uerben sr6ttentbetls aud bic B~ebtnenn.
sen iur Mufnabme abbanssn BITE uatirIt& 70 btgis sehtQt
rer6en fpQen. ais chen uaDeIi& tn.
Man abrtfirt
MeD. EbeO. Srlner,
e.. Hrnncfs Station. Spills aufee q mia
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-21

lt@tsttserdnpen /; bo6 Der Gtaptratb
uuQfommen Ma@t babe, bte Resulatip>
men fir bas GOuntYsefdnsnie Sprsu.
i&retben unb cab lomit bie bersfenbe
@srUrbnuns legal fei. Our Setter eies
fit Gntf&etpuns belt Der Sberif @alas
tag I'm GouutYs@ efdnsniGs nobel Fl.
rtee 3panis 3Spfe uuter leiner S&eere
fteIen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-21
Die tpnnberDDuffe iatebijiniiebe
Gntbefmm8, tpeftbe Ste
.gSelf femnt.


@e8en S&winplu@t S6wd@e, SGars
bod, iercpbulSie MusiHldes
S@nupfen. SalaFue 6dmorrbots
ben, @ei&tsrcie, 8inewurua,
Gle&ten, Ausl&ldoe TN 0ef@t
l@merSbafte Iusen. Nbeumatis>
mus, Masenfranfbeft, De@ielfe.
ber. 9eber> unp Nieren-3 ranfbet>
ten, Gerueni@wd@e. 6er3tronfbei>
ten. Mnfdqe, abeeidwd&te Gcnift>
tuition unp jeoe &rt unreintefeit
TN Blute.
Glue Gnele hes Olafes fit NiQicMet 2eis
oenne. Sauienpe bou 2eben gerettet,
na&nem a1e aneer1 @ittel feblge.
i@lasen, leie ienes @ort.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-21
100 Nrdnniert
I'm Wertbe ben

I'm Wertbe ben
GtntaMfenb Tiinfbnl,bert ODa.
3n S.ri&sntsn. -Hdbsres auf Der speitsn 9ette
bss uuaf&lass, wOrauf an& bic @epifuliRe ber
fur 1876 ausselCUfen wrGmisn sx fnhsu n.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-08-05
VARIETY.

No use to talk about white meat or dark meat
to either England or Russia. Each one wants the
entire hird
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-08-05
The Sweetest Word.

One sweet word Of Holy meaning,
COmeth 70 ne Ger and DER,
And The echoes Of It's music
Lingers eTer-eyermoTe;
FTEst-no other word we utter
Can 80 sseet and precious be,
Turning all LIES iarrlng discoTds
Into heavenly harmony.
Clouds Of thiekesi Blackness gathered
o'er my souPs dark sea Of sin,
And the port Of heaven was guarded
From my guilty entering in;
Then came Jesus. walking TO me,
Der The surging waves Of sin,
Calling, clear above the tempest,
- lie that trnststh heaven shall VIM
Now, through all the sacred pages,
Where my woe and doom had been,
Clean those golden words Of promise,
" He that trusteth heaven shall win"
Blessed, sure, and biood-bought promise,
Let me drink its sweetness in
He that trusts his soul in Jesus,
T" lie thai trusteth heaven shah win"
TTHsf-oh, sayiOur give its lullness
To me al thy feet in prayer,
Grant my dying lips TO breathe IL,
Leave hs hpgeriDg sweetness there;
Sweetness there, 10 stay the breaking
OF the hearts which - me so,
Whispering from ns silent coffin,
" Trust The hand which lays me low"
Loved ones, as ye rear the marble,
Pure above my waiting dust,
Grave no other word upon IL
But the hottest, sweetest-TRUsT;
For this password know the angels,
Guarding e'er the pearly door,
Password TO Ills blessed presence,
Whom trust for eyermore.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-08-05
Manufacturing JeWeler.
'AA my
NOTICE.

TIME UNDERSIGNED, FORMERLY WITH
Mr. Eckart begs to inform citizens of Honolulu and the
public generally taken Street.
opposite Odd Fellows Hail. formerly occupied by Thos Tan
natt where he will give special
and repairing Of all kinds of Jewelry.
Particular attention given to Shell and Kukui Work.
Ir Will guarantee satisfaction IN all his work. N
Honolulu, Nov. 27th, 1875. (no27) WM. NJ. WENNER.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-08-05
THE GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL I!
mo. n. DRAkE Il co., ProprieterS.

Ae THE HOUSE COVERS ONE ENTIRE
Hfl Block, having frontage south, cast and ~
ls.l 100 feet. "a IL admirably located lor The
~ yenience of guests IL thoroughly built Ia the beat
with an modern improvements Every nooT from
basement roof undeTlaid with four inches OF cement
which other renders u practically fInE
PROOF The NENTILATION IL perfect, and the whole Il
required
The service table aud other accommodation (sng che
Euesls) will be maintained fully 10 the high
standard u their predecessors aud equal house In this
other country but the proprieora have decided 90
the just expectations Of the public In these times m
financial depression by graduating pFices az from o. 90 10
a. day. according 10 the location of the oocupd
Chicago, IN, February. 1879. mill
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-08-05

~ Advertisers r-.iang n ths Kasern rs-s Stairs. esn
pay foe iher cards ~ sucsug orveubaels rpnst sss.
Postage siADp. o. such tbs5 vsh poy all their
oaris w - Inserted pr above tse m the time paid
~ Bu.as.s cards. vheu a was,
Aio~rd disc0GH, nu@ these rstss vheh snssnt
Advertisements vhen paid o. charged quasisry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-20

Children are often brought up with out anv
particular habits OF selfgovernment, De-
cause The governing IL done Tor them and on
tnem: A girl thst Is never allowed 20 sew.
all OF whose clothes are nm sde for her and
put on her tai she Is ten, twelve. fifteen or
has spoiled her by doing everythinS for Ter.
Ihe true idea OF self-resiraint Is 90 let the
Child venture. A chfld's mista kes are orfeu
better tnsn us no mistakes; because when
q child makes mistakes. and has 20 correcf
them, ~ Is on the way toward knowing
somelhing. A child that Is walked up every
morning. and never wakes himself up, and
dressing himself, and is washed, and never
makes mistakes about being clean: and An
ied, and never has any thing 20 DO with its
himself; and Is cared for. and kent Al CAV
rom going wrope,-saeh q child might
soout as well be a tsllow candle, perfectly
strsight, aud solid. and comfy, and unvitai.
mo 5000 Tor nothirg but 20 be burned MP.
The poor weaver who has q large family
OF children, without bread enough mr. half OF
soem, and sets them 90 work before they
may gather around them. and ms,nrn ovsr
Them; but blessed be TIE Wes ver,s cns, 49,,
lie twelve children OF the poor weaver will
the millionaire. I would rather Az AZ ,n-
surance on the weaver's children than ON
The million aires. Blessed are those thsf
learn by the hard way OF life what every
man must learn nrst or last OF 20 ashore n
wreck-namely. self-restrsint. The steel
mat had suffered most IL the best steel m
has been In the furaace again aud again; Al
nss been on the anvil; 10 has been tight in
the jaws Of the wise; IL has felt the rssp: IN
hss been ground by emery; 10 has been heat
cd, and hammered and Med until An doex
not know itself, and it comes out a splendid
knife; Aud N men only knew IL. what are
called their "misfortupes" are Gods blest
dressings, for they are The moulding in
nnences which gave them shapeliness and
IKE IKE; p ano durability, aud power.-l Henry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-20
TOuxheue<f Gtass

Notwithstanding the efforts OF several
knellsh glass manufacturers TO produce
toughened glass at their works, they do not
appear TO have so completely effected their
object as TO be able % supply the marEet
with articles made OF that material. A GER
tain amount OF success has undoubtedly been
achieved, but there would appear 10 be some
detail OF the process which has not yet been
quite mastered, and the result il that the
must certainly be before 10 can assume q
commercial position. On the other haad
NJ. de la Bastie, its Inventor, has succeeded
IN establishing the manufacture OF tough
ened glass IN France, and Is able 10 supply
English houses with articles for domestic
use made OF that singular material, In
Guiding that great desideratum. lamp
glasses. The FIRST TO avail himself OF this
circumstance is Mr.. John Mortlock, OF 203
oxford street, who must certainly take
credit for having introduced toughened glass
into England as an article OF commerce.. We
recently inspected some specimens OF the
ware, consisting OF tumblers, lamp glasses,
and various other domestic articles and
upon that occasion were informed that they
are In great request, extensive orders hay-
Ing been received. II may, therefore be pre-
sumed that this invention, full of so much
promise, Is now on its test and fairly before
the public, and that the fruits OF NJ. de In
Basties Ingenuity are beginning TO ripen. II
appears certain that, II the present trial be
successful, the application of toughened
glass Will extend far beyond the range of do
mestic articles, and TO this question Mr..
Mortlock is addressing himself Toughened
glass is but In its infancy, and II IL survives
the present extended trial IL will doubtless
assume an important position In connection
with the arts London Times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-20
DIED.

resideI Of her father, No sI3 a. street between
q and II southwest, MARY a. BAKKR, aged 4
Mary y. Baker.
Funeral st 5 clock D N. Sunday, MAY ilst.
KING. On Friday, May 18Th, lSl6. from an aoci-
dent, JOIN I ING, in the t5th year Of his age
The friends and relatives Of the family are invited
20 attend his funeral from his late retideDce %
9th street northwest, ats O'Clock 60 morrow, ssn-
day
THOMAS. ON May 18Th, 1876, ~ ten minutes
PAST .. m, mAkGLRET ANN THoNAs departed her
lite, ~ he age OF 50 years, months and " days,
etter long and lingering illness, the beloved wife
OF Andrew Thomss.
Funeral viii take place on Sunday evening, 2lst
Instant, At Z.3J O'Clock D. from the Union Bethel
Church, street, between 18th and 18th. The
neral.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-20
los. It. KELLEY;
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Cftice No. 902 sth street northwest

HANp00MELY TERRACED BUILDIBG LOTS
OM THE EAST SIDE or 9Th STREET. BE-
AT Al CTION.
On MONDAY NEXT, the 22d instant, at -
front OF the premises, Lots Nos as "A and As, fn-A
square AS, each lot fronting 81 feet on 9th street,
and running back 100 feet to an alley.
These Lots are convenient to Corcoran Square
Mar et, and to 9TH street, 9th street. and North
street lines of street cars
Term: One-third cash; balance In 6, IL aud Is
months, with interest at per cent. Oonveyancing
10y at time OF sale. Special improvement and all
other taxes paid.
mylS-d Jos. n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-20

FoKs SINNER hSSE3L txpy OF rH,1.Kr
Leaves the Oonp anys wharf, foot Of 9th street,
every mOHDAY, WEDNESDAY e@A
folk. Returning. leG-e Norfolk, Tuesday, ihurs.
day AID Saturday, ct p N. Fare, -; round trip,
FOB POTOMAC BIVER LANDINGS.
steemer JEO. w. THOMPSON leaves Com panyr
wharf, feot Of 9Th street, every TUESDAY, at "a,
m, for Currioman and Intermediate landings, and
every FklDAY at7 Q. m, for Coan River, stoDpinS
ct intermediate landings.
For Information apply at the ofice Of the Com.
pany, under the Metropolitan Bank, 18th street,
wharf marN-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-20
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctionesrs.

SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
fk9NIiEG ON nth STREET AND ii ST.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, May &c, at $50,
m, In front OF the premises, We will sell al xSe
Will be divided into four LOTT two Of which have
trent OF 2 feet on 18TH street. and of "a feet
inches, being the corner LOT; each have a depth of
20 feet. The corner lot has q front OF p feet
inches on north Il street, with depth Of about 90
These lots are in the most desirable location ia
Washington, c1nVeI lent to the public buildfpss,
Ant Gallery, &C., and will be sold above SUI Ill
vided.
Terms: 0ne-third cash; balance in and IL
months, notes bearing interest AMI secured BY decd
OF trust. A deposit of Sl00 required upon each lot
Convey Ancing g, &C, at purchas. Re cost
my2 DUNCANSON RIOS Aucts
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1870 rEas sxft ANA 1876
10 the Uorth. West. and Soufhvest.

1876 r.'s sssssffE.A 1876
70 the Hsrth, West, and southwest.
Double Track, Steel Rats, Splendid Scen-
'rv' hG NV cent Isrs
~ q sss a q ieif 5Sa Depot
"a G sissas a.. s9 lIs6 . s :is
rGI Esn.1esisss. RosSosssr, Sqaslo. 1 sisssr.
a.. S.l Ss Fox s1f Ee xS
bunslo, and Niagara Falls, 1880 .. m. daily, ex-
Tor New Tcri and tn. East, $40 ,. m. daily, With
Palace Gas attached Limited Express q Pull.
P mar F Fs.1T Cars sIs day sSndsy
cent snne sy with Psrlor Cars attached.
ana sna d. as S1i1 E;ss sandy
ascoS,oo6 a. DAILY fo s1SsSt Sunday
ddsy; on Sunday, to Baltimore only; and l:2O p
r9I Fors's 6IesE Line 1850 .. m. and 4:so ,. m.
rsI 2nnssoI. os1Son and 1850. q. m. and $40 ,.
SilfE SSS SzLiIAADsia ! wAsHisaTois
10 700 :nd M y. On Sunday ss &
except Sunday; and via IynohburS, 500 .. q.
r:sn: Leave A e a for Warrington, s.1..,
sn,I ISS; II, IN %,d' 81, S,S; and M On
kTickets, information, Sleeping ana Psrior Oar
sSfRsss es H r st the 0s.
syiyania avenue, Eortheast corner Of Sixth s.reet
9s s e. sa :ns 3.
ysksk ase aea.sss. Asst,
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YOUR ATTENTION, PLEASE!
Dry GOODS FROM AUCTION,
TOW SON d CO.'S

GAuZE UNDERWEAR, for ladies and gents, as
low Soc
BLACK ALPACAs, Is, Is and aoc.
Double width sIPACAS, beautiful blacks, st 25c.
HASDkERCHIEFS, iSc. each,
Bsles yard vide COTTON, Sc
100 yards beautiful Plaid and Striped DRESS
GOODS in all the newest sha5es at 2Sc., sold at
GO cts.
Black OAsHMEREs, Spring weights, as low as 80,
81, rs, 81, 81, etc.
French LAWNS. new styles, l2c.
Cases Wash POPLfN, SIC.
victoria LAWNS ehssp II, is, Is, zoe. etc.
PARAsOLs, Rev style handles, 81, 81 IS, sl50,
e. o. 50. etc.
BLACK SILKS, very cheap.
GROs GRAIN and TAFFETAS, q, SI25, q 50,
Sl75, 81. etc.
CAssIMEREs for Men and Boys Wear. Is. 81, 50,
60, rs SIC Ell, etc.
leo rolls MATING, fresh aud green, 20, ., 3Oc.,
etc.
C.M. TOwsON d CO.,
mJIl-eotr e36 Pa. ave. (Iouth sidel, near 7lhs It
IN.
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GREAT BARGAINS
DRESS GOODS FROM AUCTION.

80 pieces handsome Plain, Stripe and Damask Mo-
hairs, At 81. worth 50; leo pieces handsome Lawns
and Percsies, warranted fast colors. at III per
yard; neat Stripe Summer Silks at rs, 81, aud 81;
rich Black Silks Mohsirs aud Alpacss, in all be It
grades, at low prices; Lupins ALI Wool, and 81 TX
and " DOL Black Grenadint 8, very cheap.
IN MOURNING GOODS.
Fine Casbmeres. Cretoss. b 1mbaZines, DeLains
and Tamese Cloths In all best makes, 10 A, II 4
Linen eheetings, Table Damasks, Napkins and
Tovelipgs all 81 low d.wn prices to suit the pres
tUre, &c
j. w. COLLEY'S
CHEAP CORHER, sol, sIH ST.,
myl3-tr Market Space.
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APRIL BOTH, 1875.


APRIL BOTH, 1876.
Am. LEAVE WASHINGTON.
Pant Sq AnnsDSlis and Tsy stations
sdSSs YS. PaasSs1a and Bosc. Er
So $40 scsns,s sH3Pa.y :sSD;:i Way Stations,
s1s-Cfaeinnati, 81 Losis and Pins5rg Br-
pes Frederick, HaserstoWn, and Valley
s:20-POint Of Rocks and way stations.
6 1nI saSTss. Stops at Re-
lay.
12:ls-Bsitimore. Way Stations, Ellicott City and
I:30-Ne,r York, Philadelphia and Norfolk Bx.
y,ess: On Sunday. all Way Stations and
Baltimore only.
City, Frederick and Way stations, via BE.
4:s5-FIederisk and Point Of Rocks, tvia Metro
s:ls-Caieago, Cine,nnaii and Louisville ErpTs,s
Except Saturday daily to Columbus Louis
% ana ssn 81 s.ssna asg:
70 Chicago, Cincinnati and LoaiSriE!s.
eIiek and Way Stations, via RsisS. Con.
s.,. pse,s Tor Annapolis Sunday ,..
l.. Laurel. HnnapDiis Junction.. '' 0si's-
g 9oe-FssIlstim0Is ap S,, way stations ,u.
e:2O-Pitisbure. but no connection beyond Mar
tinsburg By train leaving Sunday night
Way Stations on Metropolitan Branch
9:30-NeIc York and philadelphia Night Express
Sleeping Cars to New York.
,S:So-Raltmore and principal way stations,
lo:3O-M artinsburg and way stations, Metropoti-
tsE Branch.
1905. .Lo,ds Ezprsss. Chicago, Columbus,
sandusky, Newark. On Saturday for LOUIS
willie.
I:lO. 500, SIS, 1915 am; I:3O, SIS $50,
daily. ~
All other trains daily, except Sunday.
No correction on Sunday Tor Haserstown or VAL
leJ Branch; or for New York ana Philadel phia at
N. and 1880 %. N.
For further information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station, and
ass, COL and sos Pennsylvania avenue, where
orders will be taken Tor baggage to be checked and
TaGs s sHI HgP, ma sas "
u. M. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
GEO. S. K0ONTZ, General Agent apl5-tr