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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
APRIL 16, 1877

AM. LEAVE wASHINGTON
5:09-Bsi,imore, Ellioott ai,y. ard way stations
Point Of Rocks and intermediate stations,
7Io-Bsitinere ard BI.densburg.
s.O0-N>ir Yoyt, PhiladsyAia aai BostoH Ez-
81. grsss Pul,ms9 Psrior osIs p,,,,,
gyess grederick. Hssersto En. and Valley
s:20-Point Of Rock, and way stations
s45-Bsltimore and way stations.
IOl s-Bsitimore Unlimited Express. No Stops.
I2Is-Baltimore. way station. and ANNAPOLIS.
I3C-netc York, Phtiadsiplid and Norfolk Ez-
peSss. On sunday, all Way Stations and
a.soI sslsmSrs o s .,o,,
$50 ana aaa LAY Is ' sfS1.s Frederick
.... ,nd way stst s p, via Rslas
4:43-Bsltimore. Annapoli, aud way stations.
Hagsr.town and winonsster sleeping cars
10 thicaso, Cincinnati and Louisville;
erick and way ststi Tus, via Relay
5:3s-Bsltimore, Blsdensburg, Beltsville, Lsu-
rel Annapolis junction.
700 Bal'tmOre GrpreSS.
1So-ssl,imore sn. way stations.
s"1G-Baltim9Te. Way stations to Bl,d rnsburs,
s:2e-Piusburs. but no conne ciion beyond Mar
Way Stations on Metropolitan Branch
93O-.hsir YOrs and Phllae. Pf,a Nisht Express
.s33-Rst more and principal way stations.
1oSo-M artinsbprs and way stations, Metropoi'
1909 ,LcE,S srpress. Chicago, Columbus,
sandusky. Newark
5lO 800. sis, 1915 m; 30, 5:l D; go
$50, 1:30, $40, $40, $50, 9:33 aud 11:5o p
m, daily.
All o IA trains daily, except Sunday. Alltrsins
as Relay except $50 .. m, which stops Wnen
signsled tor passengers north OF Baltimore
No connection on Sunday Tor Hagerstown, An,
nAr oils or Vale Branch; ror for New York and
Pm lsde IN ia a. a m. and 1 80 p. IN;
For further information apply at the baltimore
ana Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station, an
$50 COL ard COS PepnsylvsnIs avenue, where
orders in bs taken tor baggage to be checked an
THUS. X, SHARP,
Master II Transportation.
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nF-Ifwe may believe the western papers,
when the sand Is tlckied with hoe Il laughs
with potato bugs.
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L Real Estate Auctioneers.

ThUsTEE'S SALE OF IMPRDvHS PROPERTY
On 18TH sTksEI, BETWEEV PENSsYL-
xASIA AVENUE AND Z STREET SOUTH
q BY virtue of a deed of trust to me. dated DC.
tober 1t, A. ls74, ard recorded IN Libsr No
.6., folio 2t7, one ct the land records for Washing
ton county, District OF Columbia, I will offer
Tor sale at public snctIon, on MONDAY, the
gath day Of April, Is 8, ct 5 O'Clock o m in
front OF the pre- ises and to the highest bidder Lot
six, in squsre one th5usand aud nineteen lOI9
toRs'LeI VIII the improvement thu reon, consIsti
OF five t) two-story Frames, one used as Store
Terms Of sale; 81 200. and the ex psnsey Of the
sale. 10 cash; balance in six t6) and twelve (l2l
moths, secured by deed OF trust on the premises
ard the notes of the purchaser bssring eight 81 Der
cent interest 100 to be paid down az The time of
sac. Conveyencins at purchasers cost. If the
terms are not com piled with within seven Cb DAYS
the Trutee reserves the right 10 resell the property
on ten 100 days pubii rotice at the risk and cost
JOHN A. BAKER, Trustee.
apI2-eo&ds YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Aucts.
q Will sell at pubic auction. IN font q the
- prtmhes, at D O'Clock p. m on MONDAY,
May L, o two story frame HOUSE. No. 1920 New
jersey avenue; also, on TUESDAY, May ?, at the
same nonr on the pIemises. one frame HOUSE and
BACK BUILDING, northeast corner Of x and LIST
streets southeast.
Terms liberal, GEO. COWIE,
secretary y. q. r. &c. Association.
DOWNMAN h GREEN. Auctioneers
eplI- cod M. @. LUTTRELL, Salesman
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yOUNG MIDDLETON,
Il Real Estate Auctfoneers

Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE ,SShLE 0FvALUABLE IMPROVED
bE5L ESraTE On STREET NORTHW NEST
E7 BY virtue of q Geld Of trust, dated on the 5tb
m ds NJ q q, Jfso oI;a D. i87 and rsoOEdet ia
District Of Columbia, and at tia request of the
holder OF the notes thereby secured the
on SATURDAY, the 10th day Of April, A. d. is7S
at AZ od sSek P M the fsllGwpg ds,crised real
ipgton, in the District of Columbia, TO wit Lot
NUMBERED one hundred and five tiO5l in sorsn's re-
6Ied sna seventy hSs s7s together with the i'm
One hd and I tbs
PrOnissory notes Of the viii Be reaUirei
end date the day Of sse . sscured BY
deed Ct trust on the premises and a satisfactory
sa,h at hi, og,ion Adsposito Of 300 win be required
sd1 we o, time nm OF ae All to DO at the
T%mned with within h ten ol days thereafter the
tie fss and cost ~ the defsntiS me propsr
apl7 Goods MARTIN +. M6kBIs, Trustee.
GEORGE w. sTICKNEY, Auctioneer.
STORY BRICK DWELLING, VITA BACK
sTsS$H iEFSEfss S AND Srst sTEE ASs
- ~ y,rtns or a ssed Of ,rrs. data, ma-,, =,
duly irui IS Sstf No. m toc
% of the land records for the District Of Coium
D !. Ct 'os R5sR
m that piece parcel OF ground situate 10 the
city Of Washington, District OF Coiumbis, known
and designstgd on he plat plan Of aid cts lot
lettered of the subdivision OF lots fifteen II.
and sixteen, no. in square numbered two hundred
and eighty one, (esl) said lot having a front OF
twenty three feet By dsp'h of ono hundred and
fifty i've feet one sBd one half inc hes, together with
the Improvements, &c.
Tenn: OBe-third cs n: balance at si1, twelve and
eighteen months, with interest at par cent psr an
nun, secured by q deed q trust on the property
sold, or all cash at the option Of the purchassr A
deposit OF 929 VIII be required time of sale aud
all cow ey ancing ~ expense of purchaser. Term,
to be comp led with in days or properly "a be
resoic, at the risk and cost OF the asfautiuR our
chaser, after hve days advertisement
BRtINARD ii. WhRNER,( rr,s.oe
MARTIN d. ROHRER, { trustees
ap7 m,v,f
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w PEATEB. WARE, AT aREATLyT.E. Az
pUOEp PRIuIS FOB TIE EExy. 80 ~
DAYS. 49,
Aesst for nms pemorssts Bs5r .biS Psftsras
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Go. J. JOHSSUN q 90,
aplO- 60 I'll msrsst Space

SOUxH wksHINGYON DRY GOODS
~ White Corded Pilues at l2Sc; beautiful COl0rec
Figured Pigues at l5c.; " bite Goods, such Mar
settles, Plaid, stripe, snd Plain NsnsoOks Victertt
Lawns and Canlbri from 2Oc. TO toe; 1850 yards
Hamburg EdstGgs. from to 6Ic. per yard; Spring
Dress Goods, Plaid, Plain, asd Striped, from lac
tagOc.; the best 25c. and S11c. Black Alpscss In
town: all numbers up 10 75c Spring Osssimeres,
for boys and gents, sc to 81: another lot OF those
sc Kics. Agencv for Nine DemOrest, JOS. q.
BAILEY, eorreI 7Ih and SITS. southwest. spltr
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7REFTOtK OFANEW YORH Who'll ES1L
IMPORTING MOUSE ATAUCTI0N.
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STEAMER LINES.

STEAMER LINES.
NTWo RssPEART4gEsEl 0ILYREs WASH
BcsTGHs. AND } PE6VibEsGH ssERmnHn'4fH
sss set sbshMShyP p.
q the shove Inc With sr, 4 eonnsst9n with Bss.
tn std ro'idsnce will sail from PhiIadslphia for
SATURDAY,. Ret31nipg ti lsavs Wa.hington MON e,;a
Sand fridays, from Johnson's wharf, foot
sust TO and from the above ports. Freight received
s1d srs1y 81 d1 to 2Tas
w: p. CLYDE CO,
j. II. Johnson GS.,
apis I'M Agents for Washington.
THE sTEAMEB HARBINGER Will LEAVE
ExEkY S6RSIsd. q "a N; fsrl $3.50
P9,omss ti .h and Lnte.medate Lasdlng.
spiaI -nO 'A'''ns' ~ Is G Il s Captain H,ss
sFEHMER LADY OF TIL. LAKE
g! 81 ;::sis
Hsss,. M so Earn Tn, a. ! round trip
FOB POTOMAC RIyER LANDINGS.
ste.mer JNO: w THOMPSON leaves Com pany 3
Tor Cufrio@an and insefmedis.e iandipss
ever FkIDAY; att .. m, flr COan River, stopping
For iaiOSmation spply at the Office Of the Com
ahsTf Inc or TO the As1 @si 3 the
"DE0PLE5' Line"
NOMINI. MATTOx CREEK, rPPER MA
CHOUOCAND INTERMEUL1TE
The side.heel stssmsr DlNo'
"E. MORRIS"
CAPTAIN 7. T.. BALDWIN,
" III commence running to the above landings on
Monday, 1arch 9Th, leaving from . r@A
wcsIf foot Of 9th street every MON s&SSSSf6nS
DAY and THURSDAY at a. IN.
ketqsn q; win leave EOmini every TUESDAY
fso2s N. r. FITzHUGH, Agent.
Nkw EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
FRILADELPHIA. ALkxAHDaLA, VASE
tE6T0H AND GkORGET0H
skLIHs DAYS.
SATURDAY, ct IL M. 49,
from 80 Water street, 9ecrs e.ovn,, sxsssfS
49, tVNDb Y, At D. u.
q, EGis line connects st Phiiadsl ohia. with Clydes
sasetar semi weekly Line OF Steamers for Proyi-
2e.Ss' boston and New England States. &c wharf.
u. 2. CLYDE CO., PhilaSoiphia,
8. EkkDi Alexandria, Va.
=. =. y. 1iNh, 80 evOnshire street, Ecs;cr.
- tceignts delivered By kncx's Exprese. Orde.z
49, 81 General SGce, sos ps0ugTivsU3s avenue, or
y ths SCENERY Nesrf, VII - 7-cr stiy attended
- ~
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SAMUEL L. PHILLIPS, Trustee
apl9 tdbs Il. ROSS PERRY, Attorney.
TRUsTEEs' SALE AT AUCTION OF AN
l. ELEGANT DWELLING ON SHEET,
BETWEEN VERMONT AVENUE AND

10TH STREET.
So BY virtue OF q deed OF trust TO us, dated
EE March Is. 1874 and recorded in Liber No. 747,
tOlo III. of the land Of the District of
Columbia. we will. on THURSDAY, the 21th day
OF A prii, 1916, at clock D.. m, in front If the
prs misses, cell public auction, Lot No Is. in c.
Berrets subdivision of original Lot No s. Square
No le9 said subdivision being recorded l. Liber
ii. D. O.. folio IA in the Office Of the Surveyor OF
the District Of Columbia.
This lot fronts Oh street north, and runs back 10
o % foot alley; Is improved By an elegant three
story Brick Dwelling. mo. 1887 1 street north
has e. cellent furnace aud range.
and balance in three equal payments 6, IL aud Is
months from day of sale, for which the notes of the
purchaser, bearing interest at the rate Of Der
cent. per annum, and secured By decd of trust on
tie property. shall be given. a deposit Of al ,Oel
ill be required Of the purchaser az the time Of sale
All convey arcihg at the pepss of the parchassr
II the :erms Of sale are not compiled With hin
week from the day OF sale. the trustees reserve the
right 10 resell the property at the risk and Of
the defauiiing purchaser, upon giving seven days
notice in the National b publican and EVeaine
Star. GEORGE W. RIGGS, (r-,..no,
ARTHUR FENDALL, hrospees.
spll tRepJ DUNOANSoN BIOS, Aacts.
WILL SELL, AT PUBLIO AUCTION, ON
MONDAY, at O'Clock D. m. APRIL ~, in front
OF the premises two three story Brick Houses, Nos
12t and 1875 Sd street southeast. Terms mad
know day Of sale. GH0RGE OOWIE,
Secretary N. Z. Il. X. Association,
DOWNMAN GREEN, Auys
M. @. IUTTRELL, Salesman. apley ssw
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A LII KINDS OF gESrLEMEN'S CAsf-OFF
"A WEARIHG APPARkL san be sold to the verg
best sdy sntsse By sdsressiss calling on JUSTd,
els d street, bet. eih AND ia streets northwest.
paid. tealI-ly
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Master 81 Traasportatio 2.
I. NJ COLE. General Ticket Assent.
GRO 8 kOONTZ. General A gent apis TT

ITNIyERsAL X. r. TICKET OFFICE.
RtILBOAD TICKETS TO or from all points
e0 Tgdnct aon az esE or p sGla
upon any other office or del os7HNHKS
In this city.
Tickets good till used. Easgage checked through.
Apply to NJ. u. NHITESIDE.
apply 915 Penn. ave-, Washir gton, ID. q.
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m a Il : Ii AIS 5 Al 6

In virtue OF . writ Of venaitiosl exponas
issued cat OF the ulerk's Office, Of the su-
AID to me DIRECTED viii sell at public sale for
Cash, IN froat OF the Court house door Of said Dis
trlct, on E8ID Az. the x.th day o. april 1875. et
~ ociook M the following property, to wis, viz
All John Anel SIa his right, i;tie, Claim aad In
teEest IN SID 70 Lot No nos, In Sorans subdivision
OF Lots Mes. ], 3, and {, "a Joshua n. Fishers
sucdiy SIGN 81 Slnare ,. BIS, together With ell and
singular the proven Is thereon In Ihs city OF
weshiu sten. 20. 1eizsd and levied uson as ths
prorsIty Ct John .,nblsr Smith, sai all bs sold %
ter ALEX SHARP,
sg7lss Us aa-shsi D. Q,
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TOMORROW.

tfUNChESOH BIOS, Auctionearr,
~ southeast corner Of 9Th and D SITS. northwest.
NOTIONS OF ALL KINDS, HOSIERY, KID
AND OTHER GLOVES. TIES, EMBROIDE-
RlES, COLLARS AND CUsFS, HANDRFg-
CBIlFS. JEWELEY, FANCY G0ODS. SC,
BEING TIE ENlIRE REaaINING SToJK
S6uNTh Es sHE uGStSs as sh GSsr 94isET
IL No. SOS 9TH STREET NORTHWEST, at
AUCTION.
n ~ on SATURDAY MORNING, April 22i.
m!Nlii commencing at % O'Clock, We will eel tie
2lElt Goods named as above. without reserve.
kSEL app 2t DUNCANSON BROS, AUCts.
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ID u.
4 CAL! COAL! WOOD. WOOD!
CHEAP CHEAP! FOR CASH!
THOUSANDS OF Tons ORDERED
Arriving daily, cargoes of the best varieties Of all
kinds OF GOAL and WOOD.
Now Is the time to buy
Ii you would save money get g0od article aud Iust
1ctikhi, z,9iO pounds 10 the ton, call the under
signed before you buy.
Having two Of the largest wbarves in the District,
sra al the facilities possible thereto annexed for
the delivery Of Coal direct from our vessels b. the
consumer, we can certa My offer special induce
nents. A visit to our Whsrves and Depot will con-
vince one at glance OF unsurrassed ADVANTAGE
Coed PINE WOOD delivered as low as $3.50
per Cord
Gosd OAK WOOD delivered ss low as 8 to 8
per Cord.
single trial Is ell that Is necessary to convince
the public Of the above facts.
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
Main ONCE and Depot at Johnsoa's W haryss, foot
Of 18th and 18th streets.
Offices 1902 street northwest.
l112 9th street aug25-eo
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EDUCATIONAL. .

INVEST END INSTITUTES. Famtiy School 70,
w Young Ladies. Mrs. 8. l.. CADY, Principal
New Haven, Conn. Send for circular mars en-
THE EPISCOPAL INSTITUTE,
L Corner l5ih and streets.
RkV. l.. KNIGHT. ID D., READ Master:
PROF. JOHN LOWRY, A. M, Ass Mnstv
The Sixth Annual Session Of this church school
Tor boys will commence on WEDNESDAY, the sth
OF September. Further Information can ba had
from the RRv. II. l.. KNIGHT. ID. D.,
aueN-u l442 Oorcoran street
ENGBISH, FRENCH, AND CLASSICAL Sc
u LEOr SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, 915
New York avenue q. w.-Mrs. ANGELO JACK
SON, Principal The eighth annual session begius
the l&th of September, 1878. aus24-ly
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING
WASH. b. WILLIAMS, AuotIOuse

EANKRUPTCYi
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AUCTION SALES.
vCHOMAs DOW Ling, AnotIonecr.
INHOS. Il WAGGAMAN,
i Real Estate Auctioneer, S1s TN street

- On TUESDAY, April 25ih. at 5 O'Clock D
I'm. !, VIII sell. in front ~ the premises. Lot A
- in Square III, fronting I6 feet inches a 10
street norths est, between L and n, having O pth
of l4v feet 10 inches.
Terms dsv Of sale.
spal. eoads THOS. T. wAGGAMAH, Aur.
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LARGE BANKRUPT SALE OF DRY GOODS,
Coz sisiing ia part of the Stock of tie late frm
Or. NJ. & b. J. McSta 20 Co., of New York.
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2 II. WARNEB, corner 7th end + streets.

Il
TRUSTEES SALE OEyALU1BLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, CONSISTING OF a THREE
STORY AND FRENIH ROOF Brio +
D@GLLINQ, on STREET, BETWEEN
NINTH AND TENTH STBEETS SOUTH
WEST, SITUATED ON A LOT OF GROUND
CONTAINING ABOUT THREE THOUSAND
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY SQUARE
A BY virtue Of a deed of trust dated August 9th,
~ lc75 and duly recorded in Libsr No. 792, folio
40, et $40, OF the land records of the District
If Columbia, and By the written request Of the
party secured thereby, we will sell, at public suc-
ton, the 81 emises. on SATURDAY. Al ril 22d,
1916. st O'Clock p m, all that piece parcel Of
land situated and being in the city Of Washington,
District OF Columbia and known and Designated as
all OF original lot numbered twenty FIVE t25j, in
square numbered three hundred and eighty eight
tS8s toseiher with the improvements, consisting of
Terms: One fourth cash; balance In 6, Il and Is
months, for which the notes of the purch sser bear
IL 6 interest at per cent per annum from day Of
saie, and secured by deed of trust the roperty
sold, will be taken deposit of Sl0O will be re-
qnired at time Of sals. All onnveyancing at the ex
pense of the purchaser. If terms of sale are not
complied with in ten days from day OF sale, the
trustees reserve the right to resell the property
at the risk cost of The defauting purchaser
five days adveItisement.
D. HOLL0wAY,l Trrs,sas
CHAS. 4 FRaSgR,f iI"9'o''
aS4 2swSds j. T. COLDWELG, Salesman.
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Y II. nARNER, corner + and 7,h streets,

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
Or NEW JERSEY AVENUE, BETWEEN X
AND SIS. H0RTHWEsT.
~ BY yirfue Of a deed ofNuSt, dated March 9sd
* 1873 recorded in biber 7s9 folio i24 Of the ard
records fer the District Of Columbia, and by direc
uon Of the party secured thereby, 1 will offer at
public auction, IN front OF the premises, on SATUR
DAY April the 22d 1876, at ) 0 clock D m, parts
Of Lots and ID, in square No go fronting abOnt "
feet ia riches on New Jerssy avenue, aud extend
Ing back the depth Of the lot to IS feet alley. The
property Is improved by a Hew brick dwelling, con
tanning nine rooms, bay window, aud modern i'm
pr'NemeGts.
Terms OF sale, One third cash: residue in r. and
Il months. Deferred payments 10 be secured by q
deed OF trust on the property sOd aud bear inter
est at the rate OF pr ceLt. per annum from day #
sale 500 down at tins OF sale. All copyeTancis,
81 cost CT purchaser.
NATH'L CA8USI, ia Trustee,
apI2 dads ID. CLEARE, Sale man
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IL yiTtuo of two writs Of eri facas issued GU. OF
the CLERK Office of the Supreme Court of the Dis
triCt OF Columbia d directed, viii sell, at
prbiic sale, for ca h, IL front Of the eourt-hou-e
door 81 said District, on SATURDAY, the 29th
oa1 OF April, 1876, OF IL clock m all V. Marion
Burehes right. title clsini and interest in AID TO
the iO,i6S Ing described property. viz:-rhe west
ball OF lot q q 10 10 square No. 3i, the city Of
Washington, ID. c. togetnsr will ali ard singular
the improvement thereon, serZed AID levied poa es
the property Of Victor NJ B3rChs. aud will be sold
t. satisfy No. tS, in favor of 0gons and
al, use OF y. L Alexander, aBd lseS5 In favor Of
r, Il. klexsndsr.
AIkx. SHARP, U. g. Marshal .. o.
4 rrii S.h, 1876. aeS-itSs
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spI2 eo.r C.cuth sidel near7th street
NAV GOODS. NEW PRICES.

NV GUVD8, NEN FkIt e.
JUST FECEITFD on CGNSIG A
BEA UIIFUL ASSORTMENT or
Black Lace SacQues, from s3 to e2O, half the
Tor mer price.
Beautiful quality Brown and Striped Silks, al
8 IS, worth $40.
Splendid Back eros Grain Silk, a. Sl25 and
6 Sc. very cheap.
heavier than A ndr =cOsziu.
Ten pieces OF White anc Plaid Mating, ~ = c;s
Plain, Iwiiled and stTiped POugee, at 10, rs and
ST1s cents 49, -. -. -
Plain and Plaid Dress Goods, at IN, Is 20 Is,
81 and 50 cents.
New ParasOIs and Umbrellas. New York Fin.
ished Shirts 81 IS
Frank Leslie's ut Paper Patterns
QUE FRrCES AkE TIE LOWEST.
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THIS elegant Ere proof Hotel Is now OPEN for the
Etce Dti.n a gests. II contains 325 rooms
With all modern I'm prOveusDts Visitors 10 PIila-
1slphia will row here meet with better accommOda-
nous or more reasonable rates.
fsbl-tu- 6f,3m p. BOOTHBY, Manager
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COAL AND WOOD.

Our stock OF COAL Is nov complete embracing
al the choice qualities, and to which invite the
attention OF consumers. Our
PATENT BUNDLED KIEDLIN9 WOOD,
With FIRE Fighter ia every bundle, is the best ip
zee For sale by all grocers-try 1t. No shsviass,
oapeI or kerosene oil required.
CHEAP. SAFE. CLEAN
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MADAME RESTkbL, n D., thofoughiy ex-
w perienced and scientific Ladies' Physician and
dldvtfe Of years practice, attends ladies at their
comes, or comfortable private rooms, refuI nurs.
ms and tbs best medical attendance ST the Doctor
private residence. Ladies placing themselves under
the care OF stame Rsstell guaranteed scientific
treatment and , sreody cure Y.f'cs aot residence,
sepT-fy-
ssSATlSFACTIOS," 81 PER BDTTLE Con
~ sultstiors free, at Dr.. DARBY'S, lis az
street, tColOuizstion BuildingJ jyl- ION
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THE STEAmEB HARBINGER WILL LEAVE
= the Fi.h Wharf loot nth street, e>ASA
EVEhf MORNING, at 7 o m. for
Potomac Fisheries and intermediate Lasding,.
freight and passengers taken at lowest rates.
apl0-tr Nj, X, GREGG, Captain
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HOTELS.

UNITED STATES HOTEL.
F0RTYSECOND STREET
AND COLUMBIA AND ELM AVENUES,
oPROSITE MAIN EXHIBITION BUILDING
ClGIkSSIAL GROUNDS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-21
STEPHENSON a. BEO,

NH aIu Dtpot I'm Street " harf,
teb74- IL Branch Office I21s PENNSYLVANIA avsnn
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-09-04
STRONG TESTIMONY.

In a speech made at the Court House
on Wednesday evening last, Mr.. YIN.
4. Arnold stated that upon the loca.
lion Of the Asylum at Weston, the
proposition received the bitter opposi-
lion Of every delegate along the line
Of the Baltimore l. Ohio Railroad.
aud tina. since that time, the delegates
along tho line OF that rond had per-
sisteltly opposed every interests Of this
county. This is all true. But where
is tho remedy? Mr.. Newton, the
nominee of,hs Philippi Convention. is
one Of the delegates TO whom MIR,
Arnold referred. General George A,
Jackson, on tho contrary, is for The
interests Of the whole District, regard
less Of the friendship or enr,ity Of The
Baltimore l. Ohio Railroad 0uI
duty-(il we vote for our own inter
es,s) ia plain. General jackson shqult
receive the vote Of every man in tn
county Of Lewis.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-09-04
POLITICAL JUDGES.

The greatest aud most CfFectual cry
10 behalf Of the now conS,itu ton wa.
that We should thereby b. rid of pVliti.
cal Judges; but IN tho "Dem Ocra,ic'
Constitution We havo u constitutional
clause" so AdriOtly framed that the ju.
dicial system Of the State has been
scanda!ized by tho spectacle Of
nearly every judge in the State
button hOIiug members Of thO
Legislature for votes for United Suites
Senator aud upon the assurance Of
these "DrmOcruIio" expounders Of tho
law that ii was lawful. members Of
the Legislature were Induced TODD ~
act that had been charged as tL4 most
Odious Of all committed by tho Rspub.
licau party-aamely, the full admission
into partisan aud personal politics, Of
judicial officers,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-09-04
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
Who introduced the Flick amendment?
A Republioan.

Who introduced the Flick amendment
A Republican.
What was the effect Of that amend.
ment!
To enfranchise the ex.rebels
Who voted for and pass cd that
amendment :
A Republican Legislature.
Who were benefited by it?
The Rebels only.
Could tho rebels have ever obtained
power but for this action on tho par. Of
tue RcpublI:aus?
No?
Who favored that amcndmCn! 10 this
region?
Every leading rebel" in the coun.
try.
Who relieved the "rsbel lawyers
from tho disabilities under which they
laborsd ?
Republican Lsgisl atures
Who framed tho ''odious registra-
ton law :"
jim Ferguson who is now the lead.
lug Democrat tn the KanaWha Val.
ley.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-09-04
COL. MOSBY'S LETTER.

Probably no military officer in the
Contederacy, with a like Command, did
so much for jeff and his cause as Col.
Onel Mosby. Without doubt he was
the most gallant and successful raider
10 the Southern army, aud there eau
be no doubt as to his devotion to the
"Lost Cause" Read his letter pub.
lishCd elsewhere 10 this piper concern.
ing tho camp.igu now before US. 1t
expresses tho views Of fighting Con.
Jeieraie-uot those of Southern patri
OTIS WHO "legisla,ed" at Richmond 10
safety, while MosSy aud his men were
fighting gallanily i'll the field.