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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-17
NH II I'd
OFFICE OF CITY ENGISkEh,}
RICuMOSD, VA. Marcn IL, 1876.


RICHMOND, VA, Marcn II, 1876.
NOTICE.-SEALED PROPOSALS will
~ he received at this office until TUESDAY,
March 2Sth, at 2 O'Clock NJ, for furnishing the
city mules and horses with FEED, PROVtNDEk,
&C, and also with STRAW, for the term of three
months.
The Committee on Streets Generally reserves the
right to reject any or all proposals offered, and or
Giving the contract for each article required to the
lowest bidder therefor.
Term Of proposals can be obtained by applying
at this tffire. W. r.. CUTSHAW,
NH 7-td .-.Fr# "..r. City Engineer.
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CFIVED by the undersigned, at No. 1910
Franklin street. until ~ O'CLOCK NJ. on THURS.
GAS-CUAL, to be furnished for six or twelve
months, as the necessities of the Gas-Works may
require ana to be delivered ut The lower works
the Committee on Light reservng liberty to reject
any or ali OF such proposals.
- JOHN M.,H!GGIES,
NH G-lOt Chairman Committee on Light
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-17
The Probable Receiver Of the Atlantic,
mississippi and Ohio Raiiroad-One
Hundred Gums i'm Honor of Seating
Senator Gayle.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l .
NORFOLK, VA, March Let is rumored
here to- day that John 3. WHITEHEAD, Mayor
of Norfolk and president Of The Exchange
National Bank, will be appointed receiver of
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad.
Mayor Whitehead is director Of the road.
One hundred guns were fired in Ports.
mouth TO- night in honor of the seating of
Captain j. H. Gayle in the Senate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-17
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

DISASTROUS EFFECTS OF THE LATE
FLOOD land STORM-BRITISH SAILORS
LOST-FAILU RE-TBE BRISTOL sTEEPLE-
CHASE, ETC, ETC. ''..-
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Damaging Testimony against EN'At-
torucN .t.rneraI Williams.

r>,.,iN Ills patch 70 the Baltimore Gazrt.e.I
W4-pi<1r3S. March - The Committee
on Expenditures IN The Department OF Jus.
tie hqG before i to day Mr.. Falls. the late
ctlrf clerk Of that dcpartm He WIS by
y. m.an, wiIliD"winc>s, but be never
lhnts, mad. some very damaging reYcli-
ton. For many years past il has been GUS
,.fs4ry for Cabinet officers 70 have q desk,
bookcases. and other office furniture
proYdrd for aU office at their private
;e.airncc, bat this has grown to be
4 grrl, abuse under the present AID.
mu,,,n,jop. The late Attorney-Gcne-
aI " H.au,}. NnGer pfeteXt OF having an
cl1,e fixed Lp al his hous', had library
4..E entity furnished al cost Of fifteen
AuL;. 4 Or ~ thousand dollars. Mr.. Brls-
to". when h"ua> Solicitor General, also had
81 Tic IuNurouly furnished at his private
Tr-Idrarc, and A'tcrrcy-General Pierrepont
j. similarly provided for. 1t is 4 singular
iic, vt trlr. that every time new Cabinet
olieeF comes IN ucw furniture has to be
boggh, for hi private office Al home. The
department Of Justice has now three borses,
and loud WAS CON" m from the Attorney
General AUD hi, assistants because 1t Is pro-
posed 10 cit Il one IL tUc-c. III the oil Demo
c.4lc days there IVES one horse and al old
ctrn&iI provided ior T." Attorney. Generals
tac. JUDGE Ht1Ck It. Is IN amusing story
at)u, hIs tAper nca with this horse when
Il Mas AuOrney.Hcneral. He says it was
On" OF tie most s"rplrXing duties he bad to
perform, the scrulinlztng Of the bills which
can" Il every quarter tor the keep, &c, Of
il& horse. II seemed to him that il was the
mos 'orariouS anlmaI living, for it consumed
.I4"u amount Of oats, hay, ard straw. 1t
Was also very destructive, and the bills for
Lepairs Of harnc-, seemed outrageous'y high.
!A4!y lie rot out Of patience and ordered
LIE horse 20 be soId. and from that time on
III he Wen, out Of the office his conscience
vas easy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-17

o. "'ht men ,,,L ta.sF ~ ~
hity cent ~ VINO fail make 1t peint to paw
the uons, On the dollar, even If thew take
I'm Courier. 0' '0esr Own ponka.--Bo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-17

Po>rAL.-The po-t-otfire at Occupacis, Es-
'eN county, Va. is leestabished on the
!o"'e between BJaiiug Green and Tappa-
4!"hock, with q :. Garrett as postmaster.
h,oard Io"dchld is appointed postmaster
a Ao,tIIsonyle, Loudcun county, We, vice
Archibald Morrison. resigned.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

hE-cAf II D i cOs
CORN Write, $40 bushels.
OATS.-12S bushels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-17

Observation-Disclosures
~ asspeciaity st ths DlsP PRIS~sGe
HOuHR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-22

The women have reason To feel encoura gel
at the slow but steady progress they are
making ia the direction OF the ballot. Toe
Connecticut house OF representatives has
passed, by vote OF lO6 10 20, a bill allowing
women over twenty-one years OF age who
own property TO the amount OF $500 to vote IN
the school, borough and town elections. The
question now Is, VIII tie Senate pass Il?
Possibly this display of gsllantry On the
part of the House was made for effect. Who
En0wSO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-22

Some stress Is laid on the fact that Carl
Schurz has engaged rooms In st. Louis and
will be in that city when the democratic
convention meets, he being there ostensibly
for the purpose OF delivering Fourth of
July Grafton, and that his paper, the Vest
heche Post, has not yet fully Endorsed the
Cincinnati ticket, though indicating de-
cided leaning towards IT. John COchrane
Of New York, one of the leading liberals,
has also engaged rooms in ST. Louis during
the con vention, and putting this and that
together Ii is argued that the political course
OF SchuIz, Cochrane, and other liberals, will
be governed by the action of the convention
That Is 10 say, II the convention dominates
Samuel ]. rilden, OF New York, he will re-
ceive their support. Tue circumstances GER
tainly do seem to indicate an iadscision on
the part OF these liberal leaders, bat might
not rational explanation OF the matter be,
that, while they are satisfied with, and will
vote for, the republican ticket, they desire
To see reform candidate like Tilden nomi-
mated ON the other side, SO that, no matter
what the Issue OF 1.-The election, the country
would secure q good President? Sach
course would certainly not be inconsistent
with their protested contempt for partisan
politics ,EOr with their assumption OF exalted
patriotism.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-22

LOUD complaint Is made that there has
been so tIifiing al abatement in the rate Of
railroad excursion fare between Washington
ard Philadelphia Although the distance Is
less than ii0 miles, the cost of an excu rsiOn
ticket is 81 50. Where is Colonel Scott? Can
be he not do better by utilizing the Northern
Gen IoadI-l Phfla- Star.
Just so. What say, Col. Scott? We're look
Ing at you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-22
MEDICAL &c.

nj ADAMS BoyIN'S ALTERATIvE PILLS
~ Inc great Trench remedy for all Female Com
ptAt tLe all cisesses that sprirg from Treg 1lAr
ties foI sale at 800 street southwest, opeo he
smiihsonisn JelS ga.
nA. LEON Tao Oi3sSi FsaBii -hsa aad - NJ
~ Rsi'gt's Ladies Psysiotas - rae Cary, can be
Consulted every Tuesday sud Saturday &C No 620
n street, from 60 O'Clock. All Female Com
plants quickly cured. Office and Residence No.
102 W. Lombard street. Baltimore. Jes lst'
"SATIsFACTION"-A positive cure, a. per bot.
- tie. Prepared according 60 the original form
Ola by Dr. Darby, a. = a. street, cor. Of Penn
9lvsnis ave. Oonsaltations Tree. jco In
nB. RoBEhrsoN, Jro~ baETp0rs, can re cor.
~ suited az S2t lob street northwest, nearly %.
pcsise the gss Once, every WEDNESDAY enc
sAIt bDAA IRON = .. m, IN ali Diseases Of
TOE Urinary Organs, GcnoTrhos. elect, Stricsnre,
eyFhiis and spermatOrrhRa. GASES Of GonnOrr res
Fsce9til contracted cured IN % days. Syphilis in
al irs ages quickly cured, ard the poison ertrelT
cradle d nom the system, without the OF mer-
rurs- cotrnstorrees, brought on By excuses and
abuse w ysutb causing los Of memory inssui-
~, general debility, organic weakness. potency
digestion, iFitaIioh 81 the hear, pains In back
en Se-s 81 sight or giddiness, evil fOrebOdings self
5tssrnst' &c, speedily cured By newly discovered
remediea. Gentlen1en placing themselves IN DR. n q
JrAbly treated. Refers 20 the high testinonisls
1hscb nc holds frs N the leading phrsicfSns Of
6sumore Once s2s latb street northwest, from
Sto y D q. marS-iy
MADAME RESTELL, "a. d., . Thoroughly en-
VI psrieroed and scientific Ladies' Physician ard
homes, comfortable priv rooms careful nurs-
fns, and the best medical attendance st the Doc
tor private residence. Lsdi-s placing themselves
under the care of Madame R.steil are guaranteed
rsioeBcs, corner Of South Share and Dover streets
Bsifimcre. sspi7-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-22

The press generally seems OF the opinion
that by reason OF integrity, business quail
fcations, and soand a. ancisl ideas Mr.. Nor
Till is j1st the man for the Treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-22

Judge Davis viii not allow his name to go
before the 81. Louis convention. This Is as
IL should be- The occupant OF O place on the
Supreme bench should never lower himself
TO a scramble for political position.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-22
BOOTS AND SHOES.

SPECIAL BARGAIss OFFERED THIS WEEK
sELBY,s.
toc Gore Suskins; 7sc; Slippers; 75c. Lasting
gress. better; s ] Laced, better; Misses and sz<3
Ctildrsn's Light Shoes at cost; fl.3 New ports;
80 Button; 8 1 50 Base Ball; rs Mems Button
All goods cheap in prop Jrtiop. Straw and Wool
ats very low r cash. Clothing che amer than the
cheapest. 1914-i9t6 PEHNA. AVESUF,
IeH II between 18th and 10Th streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-22

The southern papers are not unanimous
for HancOck. Tue Richmond U'hiJ suggests
that the effect OF his nomination would be
"to revive sII the bitter sntagonisms of the
war, by exciting a feeling of jealousy be-
tween his followers In the south, the boys in
gray and the boys in blue in the north,
under the lead OF Hayes" II adds:
"To measure Hancock's strength in the
north under such circumstances, we would
point to Lonsstreet's popularity in the
south. Once let the canvass wax hot. and
who doubts bit that from NJ aine to Oregon
all through the north, hancock would be
pointed to unjustly, 4: IS true-as q de-
serter in com nand OF the united white
troops OF the south, and every appeal made
10 sectional pride and hatred TO rally around
the standard OF the loyal Hayes. Surely
this would be dangerous issue. for IL
would. we sravely fear, once again secure a
united north against US. Delegates from
Virginia AID the south, we beg you to pom
der well cefOre you are Instrumental In
visiting upon your section and the country
such Gala mity as this would be-
The WbiJ indicates a preference for Til
den, as does the Norfolk TUgiaiGn.
At the instance OF Senator Morton the
Committee on Privileges and Elections is
tnqulrinS what laws, IL any, should be
passed TO protect the inviolsbiIity OF private
dispatches sent by magnetic telegraph, and
what legislation is necessary to prevent the
or irresponsible persons. Every American
citizen VIII hope that the committee will re-
port some effecLu1l remedy for the evil COM
planned of. The civil war Initiated US into
certain pernicious practices, and the forcible
seizure Of telegraphic dispatches is one OF
them. 1t IS one of the things we learned
during the war which We ought to unlearn.
The shrewder democratic papers do not
endorse the bit of clap trap perpetrated by
the House in the passage OF the Bounty
bill. The New York Express dem says:
"The House OF Representatives have won
neither popular respect nor critical approval
by their vote upon the Bounty bIlI;" and az
ter pointing out the inconsistency OF at
tempting TO reduce the appropriation bills,
and throwing away many millions OF dol
lars In a bounty bill, "nine-tenths Of which
will never reach those whom It Is intended
TO help" that paper adds:
"There Is no political capital to be made
out Of this bill, as both Houses, in the clos
Ing hours of the last Congress, passed q SIM
liar ole which was only prevented from
reaching the President by an accidental in
Ormality which kept the report upon IL by
proved by the Senate. We hope some such
fate VII attend the act now. Nothing, IL
seems to us, bat the fear of doing right at
the expense of some personal popularity
could secure the passage or approval OF such
a law; and IL II passes, we shall com mend
Gen. Grant for the courage of a Veto"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-22

The bankrupt law stands for another year.
the Senate having voted to postpone the
House repeal bill 10 the next session of Con-
gress. In the meantime, a commission Is
talked Of 20 sound public opinion, aud to get
at facts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-22

1t IL believed - day that Mr.. Morrill, will
accept the Treas Try portfolio, but will not
enter upon his new duties until the appro-
pristion bills have been passed. 1t is also
understood that Mr.. Blaine will accept the
Maine SenatOrship vacated By Mr.. Morrill,.
The place will afford him an opportunity for
rest and recuperation that he would not
have while boiling the responsible and
laborious position OF leader OF the repub Iican
side in the House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-22
NIARSHALL HALL FoR SALE.

81, Tbs well known snd popular Summer Resort, on
the hery land side OF the Potomac river. Is a a
nile I'll. below Wsshir gton, d. O., aud oppo. ReNN
site Mount vernon, is offered for sale on kes5
ossy terms or tctH trade for properly The rse
CONTAINS so acres Of hard in excellent state of cuitI
Nation' has 1900 yours pesch trees nearly ali in
btaring en- orchard u over lOQ choice varieties %
epples; vel bnilt old fashioned Marsisa, with II
70, ms ard spacious halls large barn and several
out buildings, ell in good order and fitted n "a
every way for No fs-rn ~ -
JAe TtCtrtf0nf IS hfsd az especially for srcHrsfaH-
ISIS and is without eNcep ion he best location FOR
this pnrr sc on the Potomac river There 1, an ex-
UDsiSe lawn reaching down 20 the waters edge.
numerous sbsoe trees. at bors, booths patent
&c, and paw len the largest south q PbilAhsl-
phis There fs excellent sning. bathing ana boat
lns az the place. and II is thought that ust lass
Sumner Boarding house wou q pay well. as there
is Lothiug OF the Sind within 20 mites
a PUBLIC road leads dow TO The wharf in front Of
tie premises, and 4. the principal IL the only,
cntei TOW ards the river Tor fruits and produc
iaIners 10 Charles county; yhes is q good one
Tor store AVID there Is bui ding on the place ad-
mIrsbly adapted for suca a purp.se
he steamers" Mary " aBhi pgtonn aud "srrow -
from sshiI gton, touch NJ the narf their daily
I Iss downvhTd and npward. The LADY of the
Lake, The Jane Moseley.", the "Ihcmpson, .
AID tgo Baltimore boats (ths "Washington' And
The press stop st Iesulsr fu terya ais, and daily
excursions are run 60 the place.
An enter o. Using parry could easily make fortune
al Ills stand. Apply TO waENkR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-22
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

History Of Independence n all, Frsph Fitting,
sIih Numerous illustrsilons IL heli0;ype--ss 20
Esriy Man q Europe, Ran, lsmith-onIan.l.. 3 90
Intellectual Development Of turope, wrapper. 90
lice aud Plsce of Homer. W Glsdstone.- %
Ncrcs: 7 hcif Use and Abu-s, Msthsws---.-. %
Daniel reTonds. vol !, George EliOt.......... 4 50
XII mebts Of Physcoiosv DsF q
cot, 60
Lie, Letters s0o Table Tslk OF Hayden,
stoodsTd. tCcppsniOn 90 Brio q Brsc l..... I 50
Ladies' Guide 20 Genifliy, new edition ........ W
Tie Hunting Of the Shark, sntbOr Of Aiioes
Adventures In Wonder Land -...-.......-..... I %
Marrow Escape, Annie Thomas. ........-..... rs
hs Land Of the sky, Christian Beid-.......... IS
The Prime NJ mister, anthony Trollope. ..-.--. rs
Kitty Glass Day, l.. NJ nscOtt ........... 90
Railway Anecdotes. new edtiop ........ ......., 50
-6OLOMONS a. CaAPMAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-22
FOR RENT AND SALE.


FcB EENT-si1 recm a0usE. OF street; be-
squares from ctr ct cer-i SIS noulhiy ia aSyance.
r. sssas waa ard 4 Hotel rel I'D
EoR RkfT-A rso-s,ory Brick HOUSE,,
rSn' e,n. VIII Tss.r; r-Ps 81 ox s1 Ssi
fr0tcsrsph Gallery, 30 isls i.h street Tree ncrh'
west. jel6 81
IGOR BENT-sT0sE No 1905 a street north.
i,S st hsaT peis. .sse s0aA'r'' &C.
EoR RIsT-BoUsE r4e lab street; roon,:
= Naser and sas. Apply 142 lith street 2 nth:
FOB eALE Oh BENTaaAt r.ll's Church, Va,
hANp, well Get with choice fruit. Apply 70
xHhhs IIHks sSs IN sas place. or :, ,.
Eos SALE Oh EXUHANGE-Besutifu Lot on
stree, between is's and 18th streets north:
mos. fsSeraOis terms. Ta AL 4 90.
LOS sALk-A fine BRICK DWELLING IN the
81 o. mi i e
bargain now offered In a.nirgtenn
jel7-l0t gas street northwest.
Eok BEET--HOUsk a20I u street northwest.
= II GOO eTdsr; Possession eiyen at once. ,Ap-
tr0R RkNT-a first class REslpkNoE, WITH all
aver ne, ADJACENT TO Scott statue. Apply to }. j.
with slate rovf; on south grounds Of Columbian
University, containing eleven rooms, bath room,
and all modern IMPROVEMENTS: has gas and water 10
itepoe. Lot contains nearly 500 square feet OF
gFoSnd end the lS1ai9p rnsursssssa BY any n the
Iee I'm 9l9 lth street, OPP Post otfioe.
EoR RhNT-opposile Judiciary sQuare, No. SOS
9th street, betweea and Y. HOUSE, Of eleven
rooms. bathroom, &c. Rent redu led from SIS 10
FoR hENT~L.rse sToBS ROOM, With fine
ssho- windows &c; No. +6i Penusy lvsnis avenue,
a. u. DuvALL, attorney st-Lsr,
jel-lm Corner AZ street and Louisiana avenue.
E'oR RENT-k two-story BRICK STORE, With
y. M dsrn improvements; also, stable attached;
Apply AZ No. 31i ct northwest. mysI-lm
EoR RENT OR sALE-one of the incest and
y most coDvfEieat HOUSES in the District, IN
thororgh repair, With Gil modern improvements,
conta'ntSs twelve rooms; situSted corner 4th and
streets southeast; Will rent or cell log. hppY 70
vest. my2s I'm
LS0E RENT-ROOMs, furnished snd unfnrpi56.
ed, in all parts OF the city, from SIS to $40 per
month. Apply ct D0RSEY'S ROOM AGENCY,
No $40 street northwest. myi0-2m-
EoR SALE = In the Country "A Comfortable
II DWELLING OF ~ rooms, within five minutes
walk of AmmeDdale, Baltimore and Ohio railroad;
AFRO, hne Bnilding Sites; Rolling and Beau titui
smH1 MIN e,.ys ss Address DANIEL AN
LOB SALE Or EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROF.
Nd. sIxTIEG 1OREs Of LAND, With dcsbie
trees grapes, 8c high and be alfhy location twelve
minptes walk 70 the H{ sttsville depot, Baltimore
II. sTINEMhTZ, 237 Pc. ave. msrH
Foe s a g. 10 q, mn p: sSs sseSS
q: q on a.. s:'i rS 800 ''s VEL E1''''d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-22
LOST AND FOUND.

EOR hENT-Furaishe1 Front ROOM. with or
u without BOARD, near street cars; 81. 9th
street northwest. jesi. St
R0ARDIHG.-Newly.f furnished ROOMS, with
- FIRST CLASS BOARD, transient perms-
merit, ct summer prices, in q peasant and central
locality Cos 18th street northwest. ja30 2x'
cIRANGERs vIsITIsG WARRINGTON can
- obtain delightful acc Jmmod atm az Nos. sos,
sI0 and Fl 2 18th street. jel9 CT
SINGLE LODGING ROOMS, So cents per night,
- or from % to o3 per week; BOARD or MEALS
at reasonable rates, at DO. ass Pennsy vsnia ave-
nue. apJ 2m-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-22

Q q x y
DELIvHRED TO ALL PARTS or TIE CITY
At THE SAME RATE
New schstule-Husl load Of - bushals fog os o.,
smaller loads csots Per busbsl: osrsAss, - cents
AYPLy TO
oEylOn or WAeHIE0TQu 0AGLEoHT oOu.
PAhY,
lly ush nrsss nsvtsxs9a IA - ssrsss sershysss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-22

" n. HUYCK, Real Estate Broker, has re-
moved his Once 70 No. us 18th street northWeaf,
(eass side,I nrst door north OF NeW York avenue,
md neNxiy opposite banktnschQuse Of RigQ q
%, IChZoa&1eJl 1sN-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-22
ST 0nA $500 AND sI.sO0 TO LOAN
.,OtO, en- Resi- Estate.
INPR0yEEkNT TAXES paid at a large dis
count. GEO. TRUESOsLL,
1ee ~ COS 7th street.

E'UK bALE-The old Antiquarian BOOKSTORE,
No. 2lS PennsYlvania avenue northwest, be-
tween I'd and Sd stretts-a stock OF 90 900 Volumes
o. Old Books. Cash or uniDcumbered real estate in
Naehiptton taken N exchange. Apply 81 the
store. Ies 2wr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-22

COME AND SEE HOW Low WE CAN BEACH.
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NKw OBLIGATION.
CENTENNIAL oFFKRIsGt

Republication Of the "Punoiples and Acts Of the
Revelation In America" Dediosted 20 the YOUNG
Men OF the United States, hfJy -four years ago, BIZ
the late Bezekiah Niles, editor Of the Rssiusr. .
Published by a. D RAREEs co. New York,
and fl sale By hoHUS BROTHERS and
le6-6t WI. a . II. MORRISON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-22

a PPLEfONT AMkKiSAN sYcLOFK
APprosones complssicn. II h having very large
sale. Parties IL Washington vicinity DESIRING
monts or NJ 70 press. FROM the agency, t13 7th
street, here all styles OF binding may be seen.
on Uark-cd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-22


CBAS. w. M. HUBBELL will be personally
- benefited If he " III send his ado ress to o.
sac, W asningtop, d. o. je20 81"
TNBE PUBLIO ARE CAUTIOHkD AGAINST
Il the neeotiation OF note for $4,000 dated
Jsnusry 8, 1874 made by BID Cruit, jf., to VIM. Ill.
having been stolen from me on the nth May, 1876,
WIN. H. DALTON.
WASHINGTON CRY, D. c., June II. 1876 ji7-eo6t'
T AIDES HAVING AN SUBSTANTIAL GROWTH
IL of Hair On fsce, can have il permanently
moved in two days. positive cure for Pits,
Freckles, Moes. 3lS Pennsylvania avenue NORTH
west. jeH 6lh
I OFT .E.-Last three DAYS Of the greatest Bust.
L. ness and Medical Oiairvoyant In the word;
gives correct information all Affairs OF life; Is
truthful and relisble. Satisfaction no pay. SIS
Penney anta avenue northwest IelI o.
Mbs. DR.. WIL.ON, m experienced Female
lFI Physician and Midwife, can be eontdsHttaLy
consulted at 123 9Th street northwest, from Q.
IN: tot p. m. daily. Her medicines are safe and
reliable. Advice free. CAL OF write. yes.l
A st Loo Z.
MADAME ROSS.
This celebrated Lady gist And Hsalias Me-
diun can be consulted ct No. 20l d street, corner
Of Cd northwest. She has superior In detueatinS
tie Past, Present and Future. In love or business
her edvice II invaluable describing your friends,
pointing out Jour enemies, end informing you Of
the sure way to Bucccee In all undertakings. Con-
sultAtion strictly confidential. Ladies, u; gentle
men, 81 90. seDl-ly