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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-25

! migration snd ir,postatioe Of Mcnecnsns upon
the moral snd material interests Of the country.
Twsifth-The Republican party recognizes.
with approval, tae subs s1tial sdvance recently
riadc toward the establishment of equal rights
FOR women, by IL many i'm pcrtant amendments
effected by Republican Legislatures IN tho
LAWS which concern the personal and property
relations Of wives, mothers end widows, and
by the appointment and election IT womer to
the snp-rirten,lency of institutions of eti,ca-
ton. charity AMI oi her public trusts. The
honest demands Of this class u citizens for I'D
ditioGsl rights md privileges and iu:nnni'ias
should be treated With respectful consideration,
Thirteen,h-The Constitution confers upon
Congress scv.r-iss rover ever tha territories
OF the United states for their government, snd
IN the exercise OF this power /: is the right and
tie duty OF Congress to prohibit aud extirFste
IN the Territories. that relic cf lsrb,risIa.
pclygamy: and We demand such legislation
shall secure this end and the supremacy Of
American institutions in all our Territories.
Fou1teenth-Ths pledges which the nation
has given to our soldiers and sailors must be
fulfilled This great people will always hold
those who perile: their lives for their country
preservation i'll tie kindest remembrance.
Fi..eepth-we sincerely dep-eca:e all sec
tional feeling ard tendencies. and We. there.
fore, pote with deep soI;c!tute that fhe Demo.
cratic party counts as its chief hope of success
upon the electoral vots of united South.
secured through the efforts Of those who were
recently srrayed against the nation, and we ill.,
woke the earnest attention Of the country to the
grave truth tha. the successes thus achieved
would reopen sectional strife and iu,per!l the
national honor ard human rights.
Sixteenth-We charge the Democratic party
with being the same in character ard spirit IS
when il sympa.hized with treason; with max
ing is control Of the House of Representatives
the triumph aud the opportunity of tn" nations
recent foes; with reasscrtiIS and aprisuding Mt
the National Capitol the sentiments OF unre-
repentsnt rebellion, with sending Union sol.
ditrs TO the vail and promoting Confederate
soldiers to the 'front.' with deliberately proros-
ing to repudiate the plishted faith Of the Gov
errnient; with being equally false ard 'nlbecile
il overshaiuwiug the ends Of justice by its par
.issa mismana;,e Inrnt and obstruction oI inves
LEGATION: with proving itself through the period
u. Its ascsIdency in the Lower House Of Con-
gr.ss, utterly Incompetent to administer the
Govcrnms mt, and We warn the country against
trusting party thus alike unworthy. recrcant
and ia .ansble.
Seventeenth - Tho National Admin is'ration
merits commeil,istion for its hororabi. work i'll
the management Of domestic and foreign at: .irs.
and PRECEDENT Grant deserves the continued and
hesrty gratitude OF the American people for his
patriotism ard his immense sarvicos il vsr ecd
IN peStc.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-25

&. G. BATTERMAN. Cisi!;uaa.
p c. LORD. SECRETARY.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-25
OF THE REPlPL1GAN IA.
rIONAI CONVENTION.

Fr.--rt. Cri,.Ni States of America IL na-
aco ard r'. lrsSas, and by the cuu.bired
workings OF Sat,uas, and state Gov-rumo n;s
snier their rs-p>s;ive Constitutions the rirhts
Cf ever citizen ar secuted al home AMI iirs-
ss--tsi sbrpsd. AMI Ia. Uva!il."i. Welfare I'M
inntei.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-25

And in accordance with law AKA an order CO the
Eoari of Trustees. made on the 18th d ~ Of Sep
t,mber. 1876. many shares cf each parcel of
such stock nav be necessary will be GOLD at
public auction, 3; the Office Of the Sscretar~,
in II. e. McLsUsilin's Jcve:ry stnrr. in the
AdsEs Hru-.. tsTeoG street. Gag On City. Ne
yafa. ca ihs
Fourth .itlsj dag Of November, 1876,
At the hour Of Il 81. OF said day. 70 ray the said
delinquent assessment thereon. I g.ther with
costa vi advertising aud expenses Of sale.
jOiN u. FLY, secre'ayy.
Carsc:. City. October Iith. ,s;e. oci!-td
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-25

FCE JUSTICE or THE SUPREME COURT.
o. r. LEON A RID.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-25
4 I.rA CONSOLIDATED GOLD

~ an! SIZE Hirir., Company. L"ca.i.sn
If pr -'4:'. y. Ia, &c c2sIn'ss. i..rS'.n s!t..
Ssrsr-. '.-r.'tan VI works. Ty amin AZ
MIMI. liz ;t,'-. ~ a-aat. tounty. ~ "a
Netic- u. T.i; ,:.,n that there d.iiIqrs
Hycu tie foiiosirs described CAPITAL s;uck Of
IlI.- t'c,rranr oi account ~ Assessment No.
iG, levied Srr'tnbs: iith. 1876. rha several
al 7s;ns st opposite ;i.t Is,oeS q: ;Ec RESPECT
t,,.. ,. L..
The Morning herald., 1876-12-20
A Full Hand.

They were playing poker, and Pomp
held full hand. His eye glistened with
conscious triumph as he put upa len. cent
ante and gazed at his partner expectantly.
II raze dat ten cent remarked Pete.
Il goes quarter more" insinuated Pomp.
81 stand you and raize anudder quarter"
replied Pete II continue on the war-path
and hops down de last thirty cents an
swered Pomp, placing six nickels on the
table. Il kivers de pile and calls you,
remarked Pete. Full hand' said Pomp,
turning his cards. What you eot?" "As
p pir and de game am undecided" whats
dat? Undecided ? Dis yer chile takes de
pile" Not by long chalk. Dis cast
will now be referred to de Returnin
Board, who will examine into de partike
lars. Oars plenty more good cards in d.
pack and why didn't get 'em Dar's beel
intimidation and fraud, and meanwhil
de Returniu' Board takes possession of d
spoils,"
The Morning herald., 1876-12-20
Wearing Apparel.

The Watertown Dispatch says: Gan
American lady visiting friends in Canada
started for home the other day, and,
crossing the St. Lawrence river at Cape
Vincent, the custo;ns officer desired to
look into her trunk. She offered no
objection to the proceeding, and, seeing
her 40 willing, the officer asked her if she
hat anything in the trunk besides wearing
apparel. A prompt negative came from
the fair traveller. Her answer wa-
scarcely uttered, however, before the
officer had the trunk opened, and there
lying at the very top Of her dress and
lingerie were a dozen bottles Of the fines
H nnessey brandy. DO you cali these
wearing apparel? p queried the officer, hi
eyes meanwhile resting longingly on thu
bottles. Yes replied the lady, they
are nv husbands nightcaps
The Morning herald., 1876-12-20
Wedding in Borneo.

On the wedding day the bride and BRIDE
groom are brought from opposite ends of
the village to the spot where the ceremony
is to be performed. They are made to sit
on two bars of irons, that blessings as last.
ing and health as vigorous may attend the
pair A cigar and betal leaf, prepared
with the areca nut, are next put in the
hands of the bride and bridegroom. One
of the priests then waves two fowls over
the heads of the couple. and, in long ad-
dress to the Supreme Being, calls down ." =,
blessings upon the pair, and implores that
peace and happiness may atlend.the union
After the heads of the affianced have been
been knocked against each other three OF
four times, the bridegroom puts the pre-,
pared siri leaf and cigar into the mouth Of
the bride, while she does the same to him
whom she thus acknowledges as her hus
band,
The Morning herald., 1876-12-20
MEDICAL.
EFF. Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron

It has never been known to fail in the
cure of weak ess attended with symptoms,
indisposition to exertion, loss Of mem ory,
difficulty Of breathing, weakness, horror Of
disease. night sweats. cold feet, weakness,
dimness Of vision, langnOr, universal laesi'
tllde of the muscular system, enormous ap
petite with uyspeptic symptoms hot hands
flashing of the body, dryness OF the skin.
pallid countenance and eruptions on the
face, purify ing the blood. pain in the back,
heavines of The eyelids, s,frequent black spots
flying before the ey es, with sunuslOn aud
loss OF sight. want of attention, etc. Sold
only in 81 bottles. Get tue genuine. Depot
and Office, $50 North Ninth street, Philadel-
kel.s Bitter Wine of Iron and take no other
make. Genuine sold only in 81 bottles.
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Debility, depressen irritable state OF
| mind weak, nervous, exhausted feeling,
no energy or Animation, cOGfus'd head
| weak m. mOiy, the consequ, noes of eXces'
ses, mental Overwork. Tins nervous debil-
ity 'fnds sovel egn cure in Il. f. kunkel's
Bitter Wine OF Iron. 1T tones the system
dlspes the mental gloom and d ,spondency
| nDd reiuv ua'ps til" entire system. Sold
only in 81 bottles. Get the genuine. tolC
by all druggists. Ask for II +. Kunkel',
Bitter Wine of Iron, and t,ke no other
Genuine sold only In 81 bottles, or six bot
ties for s.. All ask is a trial of this valua
bic medicine 1t will convince the mos
skeptical of its merits.
NEVER FAILING WORM SYRUP.
+. F. Kunkels Worm Syrup never fail
to destroy PIN, Seat and stomach Worms
E Dr. Kunke Is the only successful physi
Clan VINO removes Tape Worm in two hour
Head and all complete, ali q, and no ie
+ I'LL head passes. Common sense teache.
Tape Worms can be removed, all othe
Worms can be readily destroyed. Send 70
circular to DR.. Il. f. kunkel, 259 Mort
. Ninth street, Philadelphia Pa, or ask you
Syrup. Price 81 per bottle. 1t never fail.
t Used by children or grown persons witt
l perfect safety.
The Morning herald., 1876-12-20

THERE are 10000 vacant houses ii
Philadelphia, and 100000 idle persons
There are countless millions of capital idle
begging safe investment-appeals for breac
are incessant in stores, Offices, and in the
streets. strong men offer their labor fol
food-all this following many bountifuI
harvests. Who is charseble with this mis-
use of the gifts of Providence?
While Rome burned-Nero fddled.
The Morning herald., 1876-12-20

A GREAT deal has been said, about the
iillitera,e vote of New York city, and
there is party in the country who would
restrict suffrage to those persons who have
acquired the means, or helps to education
No man with decent sense, will hold that a
knowledge Of figures, ability to read and
write, il education. They bear the same
relation to education, as knowledge Of
how to use saw, or jack plane does te
carpentering. A test has been made even
upon this low grade of what we falsely
call education ST. Lawrence county in
New York, stands lowest in an educational
point of view; yet it is the banner county O.
Republicanism The average illiteracy
Of the country as want Of knowledge Of
reading and writing is called, was greater
far, an hundred years ago, than to-day
are We better, wiser, and more patriotic
than were our fathers? Every infamous
breach of trust, in this State, we have
heard Of for years, was committed by men
who knew how to read and write. Hen.
estv,performance of the duties Of ones State
in life, marriage, chastity, rearing God
fearing family, is very-very often found
in the humble home of the father who
makes his MARYLAND less rarely found
in the home of a man who writes his name
with flourish. We are in favor Of ad-
vancing the cause of education, but 10 visit
with penalty, one who has no education,
il bOsb.
The Morning herald., 1876-12-20
Political Notes.

TIE Southern policy Of the Republican
party puts a high premium on violence
and crime in close States.
Representative A. Z. Stevenson. Of llli-
nois. is named as Democratic candidate
for United States Senator.
Kansas seems to be crowded with Sena-
torial timber. The Legislature is to elect
a United States Senator this Winter, and
the list Of applicants is already long enough
to make respectable directory. Among
the more prominent ones are Governor
Osborne, ,ex- Governor Harvey, Judge Sears,
Colonel Plumb, and host of names mere
ly Of local fame.
The Morning herald., 1876-12-20

Messrs. Wescott Faiteful and Rod Coe
were out cunning few days ago by some
means or other Mr.. .Coe fred at bird with
out knowing the exact location Of Mr..
Faitefuls whereabouts, and was surprised
when he heard the latter halo as though
shot. 1t turned out upon examination that
Mr.. Faiteful had received a portion Of the
load in his face-only two or three shots,
not doing much harm further than causing
some pain for few days.
The Morning herald., 1876-12-20
Wilmington, December 10, 1875.

IN Wanted-relisble correspondents in every
villsge In the State, to write the doings and
sayings Of tho people am the busin ess pros
pscas and attractions Of their locality. The
schools, the churche;, the farm operations
the character OF the soil, and the advan.
tsges possessed, 10 be the themes for theil
oofnmuniCatiOns
The Morning herald., 1876-12-20

Lieutenant Samuel H. Gibson, of the
United States Marine Corps, and son Of
Mr.. W. I. Gibson of this place, was married
to Miss Florence Keys, daughter Of General
Keys of the U. 8. Army, on Wednesday
laat. The Lieutenant and his charming
bride reached here by tho train Of Friday
nd are now stopping temporarily With ths
Ors,nu = fakhAr .--n nAntrAvillA OkaArsse.
The Morning herald., 1876-12-20
BOOK NOTICE.
The Nursery.

We have received the January number
ofthis little magazine. 1t contains,a as u sual
many interesting and amusing stories,
which, on account of their simplicity, are
especially suitable for the young folks
1t is tie very book father may
buy for his children.
The Morning herald., 1876-12-20

Gen. Mcclellan and his family will
spend the winter in Baltimore, a. will also
/. Gen. Marcy, Clellan's father-in-law.
The Morning herald., 1876-12-20

u York, for pamphlet OF 100 pages. contain.
ing lists ci s9oo " nsE.Pe psrs and sstlpatsa
The Morning herald., 1876-12-20
THE HERALD.-

TK1 NoRNING HIRALD II published
very morning, QSunaays exceptedJ and
delivered in the city Of Wilmington and
snrrppnding phases for six cents per week,
payshls 10 the carriers. Mail subscriptions
postage ffse, three dollars per annum In
advance.
N" OBYRxE Bhos., Publishers,
No. 5O0 Shipley Street,
s.,,,,,s, .,su Wilmington, Del.
The Morning herald., 1876-12-20
1T DOES NOT FADE OR RUB oFF:

nR. WALES, has returned to his resi-
IL dence, Cor Eighth and King streets.
octl6tf
The Morning herald., 1876-12-20

II HUNKEL'S MAGIC
n HAIR REsToRER.
heads Of hair, boards or moustaches to a
beautiful brown or black, in ON one to
four applications. 1t is free from sulphur.
lead, acids. mercury. silver, or anything
injurious to either hair or beard,
1T DOES NOT FADE OR RUB OFF:
Expressed to all parts on receipt of one
the wholesale and retail depot, No. 9l6
Vine street, Philadelphia. de M-ly
The Morning herald., 1876-12-20

Easily digested by dyspeptlc and weak
all that is necessary to noursh every part
part OF the human body. After being thor.
oughly tested by gentlemen of high reputa
tion in the medical profession, 1t was pro.
nounced superior to any other preparation
febl7 ON WOOLRICH 4 co. Mfrs.
The Morning herald., 1876-12-20

govton has been SWIMMING in the Po-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-02

nc a IS saSzs3 4. t fox eSzzsHg-.'
OF tons ordered. Arriving daily, cargseS Of beat
varieties Of Coaland wood. Rsadl ResdI And try
a.. Adyantaeee nov offered never before extended
Sonsumers "A clear save Of 90 cents 60 Q psr cord
pyouyfns Wood direct from our Wharves and yes
S SsSs Pine Wood on .s.rvss. o e s. %. 3D.
Ok Wood lrsto IN GO
Delivered st . mail advance on above pr,ees
Coel q correslondingly low rates. Osrtmeu nu.
the largest wharyse In the District and IN tie n
cites thereto annexed for the delivery Of Coal n.
taiply offer special inducements $50 Ibs. Clean
CoN NWsys siyen . TIE ton.
Main Once and Depot Ct Johnson Whsrves.
foot l3sh and 18th streete s.v. Omces, 1900 st.
q. w.; Ills Oh street. NV. my3s eotr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-02

In the Senate, yesterday, Mr.. Clayton In
troduced bill providing that civil appoint
ments In the Executive departments shall
be equally distributed among the several
states and territories and the District OF
Columbia. The bill should be entitled "a
bill TO further debase the civil service" A
bill providing for tie appointment ola speci-
fiet number OF colored mep, and a certain
number of white men, or OF a certain num-
Der OF foreigners of each nationality, would
be just as sensible. All such bills have for
their object the obtaining OF increased po-
litical patronage, and should be discounten-
anced. AS General Woodford well said in his
Arlington Grafton on Tuesday last, "When-
ever We, the people, pledge our candidates
for Congress to neither ask nor recommend
appointments, and whenever we, the people,
ourselves cease to torment our representa-
tives and senators to secure positions for US,
they Will naturally abandon any anxious
attempts to control official patronage" In
EnglarG and her domintons, Canada, for IN
stance,) members OF the legislative branch
of the government have no voice In the ap-
pointm ent or removal OF the humblest en-
ploye, but in the United States every mem
Der OF Congress possesses the power to do
either. Nigh we not copy TO advantage the
example of FL gland In this regard? II would
save our congressional solons q world of
trouble, and be q step towards true and not
bogus civil service reform.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-02

We are of those, as we have heretofore
stated, who do not believe Harney's story
about Mr.. Kerr; but at the same time 1t must
be admitted the Speaker will no longer be q
power in Indiana politics, even though he
be proved entirely innocent OF the charge of
having accepted a bride. The undisputei
fact remains that he went TO New York for
q candidate to fill a place In the regular
army, while there were hundreds OF worthy
young men in his own state, If not In his own
district, ex soldiers in the Union army and
others, who deserved and would have been
thankful for the place. The record of Indiana
troops during the war was not such as to
compel one of her representatives in Con-
gress 10 go to another state To ind a man
worthy to wear the uniform of q United
States army officer, and the thousands of
gallant boys who were thus sighted will not
be apt TO forget the insult, nor lose an CD
IOTtGusty 70 resent IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-02

If Jarrett & Palmer's fast excursion train
from New York to San Francisco-3,3I 7 miles
away-reaches the latter point In eighty-fou
hours the gentlemen who conduct the affair
will come In for good deal Of credit for their
enterprise. But suppose that the train, dash
ing along at the rate OF forty i've miles an
hour, should fly the track from any cause,
and that disaster should occur, In what
light would NJ, ssrs. Jarrett * Palmer then
be regarded? Travelling 1911 miles In three
days and half Is q wonderful achievement,
but few persons would care to essay IL II the
first trial should prove disastrous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-02

THE WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains
all the Investigations Of the week; the Pro
eeedings Of Congress; the Methodist Gene
raj Conference; tie Revival Meetings in
Washington; Lord Csmelford's boty" by
Charles Reade; Sketches from German
Life-Prussian Nobility; Social and Per.
fonal Gossip: Political Notes; Court Pro-
ceediDgs; Choice Stories; all the News OF
the Week. general and local: Poems and
Sketches; Agricultural and Household Mat
tiers, etc, etc.
Terms: - per annum, In advance; postage
prepaid; single copies dve cents, In wrappers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-02

lie Board of Police Commissioners yes.
terdsy adopted certain rules and regulations
IN reference TO the public parks which will
receive the cordial approval and support of
the respectable portion Of the community.
Sozae OF our public parks have too long
bsen the resort of loafers and bummers, and
1t Is proper that decent people should now
have an opportunity OF enjoying them. 1t
now remains for the police to strictly enforce
the order of the board, which they should do
TO the letter, and thereby merit the thanks
OF the ladies and children, who will be en-
abled to breath fresh air without annoy.
ance or possible Insult
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-02

Senator Morton has written to the chair
man Of the Indiana republican state COM
mittee that notwithstanding the law OF
Congress looking TO the election OF Congress
men on the same day in November in all
the states, the election for such in Indiana
and Ohio will be held this year in October
1t Is presumed this arises from the necessity
OF amendments to the constitutions Of these
states before the chsnge can be made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-02
MEDICAL. dc.

LOB THE CUBE OF IMPoTENJY, Seminal
y Meakness spermAfOrrb0a, or Lost vigor, try
~ BLotheTS IHrtgOraftHg CORDIAL. No cure, no
Esy: Tor sale at 900 street southwest, opposite
entneonlan my9 zS'
nR. BUCKLER yONKs-Tventy years expert
Ran TumOrs-G satisfaction or no CHARGES
BIZ. iDsss confidential. Rooms for pasfeuts 16l
\. Howard street, Baltimore. msy17-lms
"SATIsFACTIoN'-Ap positive cure, 9 per bot.
~ tie. Prepared according 10 the original form
ola by DR.. Darby, at 2 ~ street, cor. Of Penn
Uyanla ave. OoEsnltetions free aps nm
nB R0BERTsOE, Jro~ Bantne., can Be COR
~ suited II 13l 10Th street mort invest, nearly OBJ
SATURDAY from . % 8 ,, m, in eli Diseases Of
the Urinary Organs, Gonorrhes, Glest, Structure,
eyphilis. and epernsatorrhoa. Gases Of Gonnorrhes
recently contracted cured 10 TO days. Syphilis In
.l iis stages quickly cured, and the poison entrey
curry. srefmatorrhes, brought on BY excuses and
abuse In youth causing loss o. memory and insanf-
u. general debility, organic weakness, I'm potency,
rervorsrrnsb:lify, symptoms OF cons ON ption, In
dinress az sight gddiness, evil forebodines se,
elstrust, &c speedily cured BY newly discovered
remedies Gentlemen placing themselves In DIR. b g
hard cAa rely upon being scientifically and hon.
orao,y treated Re'ers 70 the high Testimonial.
shioh be now holds frem the leading physicisne %
Bstimore Once s3< foth street northwest, FROM
to .. m. marSD-I-
w psrieuced and scientific Ladies Ply sician ana
Midwife Of ~ years practice, attends ladies' ct their
homes, comfortable private rooms, careful purs-
ins, and the best medical attendance Of the Doc
tor private residence Lbdies placing IN smselyes
uLder the care OF u sdsme Rsstell are guaranteed
sidenee, corner OF South SHARP and Dover streets,
faitfm0re. ser1-lg
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tok kLHICC0se or tso geatiemsn can dod
e. Iosrrs, on CAPITOL Hlll. ana Che Ms,rsSoiisan
iine OF cars. HE rooms can be engaged f,r he
address D. l. o. Post once. myii:SS
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THAN THESE
CAN NO MAN MAKE.
IF, AFTER THIS,
YOU DO NOT DRESS WELL
DON'T BLAME %,
WE OFrER YOU
GOOD FULL SUIT
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SUITS
GOOD ENOUGH FOB DRIss
for
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sls-sls-sls@ sle-sls-sle
ara s,s arc and .,s .,s a.
sUPIRB
AID STYLISH
FINE DRESS SUITS
for
Observation-Disclosures
s2s-sas-sss & -ec saa-sas-s2s
s2a-s2o-sa5% s25-s2o-s25
BOYS CLOTHING
TOO CHEAP TO MENTION.
HABLE BROTHERS,
Merchant Tailors and Fine Olothiers,
Je2 Corner seventh and D streets.
SPECIAL soTlcE.
On and after June 4th the fast aad comm odious
KEYPORT
WilIleave 9TH street wharf. daiIy,at
sEvEN O'CLOCK An,
Making close connection at Qaantico for Trsdsr.
ICE sburs, Richmond, and ell points south.
b. #. DODD, Agent,
it21v IRA sIRnrr WHARF.
80 SPECIALTIES
FOR THE SEASON.
RIfRIGIRATORs,
~ WiTEB COOLERS,
And PITCHERS,
FRUiT JARS, JELLY TUMBLERs, &c.
WEBB 4 BEvERIDaE,
IMPORTERS OF CHINA AND OROOKBRY,
1909 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
je2 Between 10th and 18th Streets
hRESS HAKlEG.-Mourning Suits o speciality;
~ Party and Exhibition Dresses made on sh priest
notice, ct Mrs. q. l.. SIMPSON 90 g, No, $40
sth stree. northwest. A Dressmaker wanted imme-
diateIy. jel-3t%