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IMPORTANT To The TRADE AND PUBLIC
ER of7S, eco WORTH or
fekEiGN AND DOnESTIC DRY GOODS

6ttDe1r barge and Spacious Store,
SOseEh 10TH hED n SITS. washisgtou. D. O.
io otHa IsEsDAf, April IL. 1875.
Fry goods, CONSISTING OF Wet 81 Fpsland Frsocb
snd Se,msn Broad aad harrow W 1cien Cloths ~
al snsn IS ans coors; French, sglish aud scotos
a1 snoI Trseds and Os,sinere,, fsrbaok: mo.co.
6loakinss, &c. Also, Scotch Frep IN ana S3srmsn
ralsy Ossd mere, Queensland, Ottoslasn Lscs, and
tins ham LsCss, &C S' ~ 's' A'O'
pBFsS GOODS In great variety, Zach a. heavy
Black and CoIored SILKS, Sssins irish Ard Lions
pins, III Voc merino.. DkIsines. ssteen Cloths,
SsIRes' eiegant imported Piaide. Alpaoss Empress
Iiotns; &c &C very rich aid rars assortment Of
~ Us Sk NriVess, telveteens Ard line Plush Suit
lags, Prints, Beacacd and Cnblesched Oottons from
one 10 three yards vfde large Tine of Engaish aud
hnerlC az Blankets, Flsnnels; Ledies, Cert g and
Chlldrens Hosiery. Gloves, &C, together with a
very choice std well selected stock ofVelvet. BrBs
:, IL, A1minster, Tapestry and Ingram CARPET
IN Us, HUGS &c, &C.. from medium to rre-. i'm
ported Msrstiles and Turkish Quilts and a yayia+y
OF tier goods too numerous e. mention
" SALE 10 continue from day TO day until ,he
er'lTe stock Is ciSp sed Of. The whole to be soid
vi n, ut reserve. IN lets 10 suit, all for cash
Seies Commence daily at 70 a.. M, 2 D m ans -.
Y N. sn!f
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sp22 At WASH b. WILLIAMS, .uc.
TNRUsTEEs' SALE AT AUCTION OF AN
l. ELEGhkT DWELLING On | STREET
bEIWEEN VERMONT AVENUE AMI

L.
- BY virtue of q deed OF trust 10 u.s. dated
3Esa March 25 1874 aud recorded in Liber No 74T !,
toIo l one OF the land records Of the District of
Columbia, we Will. on THURSDAY, the 9Th day
OF April, 1916 at . clock p. m, in front II the
pr misses, cell at public auction, Lo: No 49, in q
BerTets subdivision Of original Lot No s. in Square
No isg. said subdivision being recorded IL Giber
Il. o., folio ia fn the Office of the Surveyor OF
the DisIict Of Columbia.
This lot fronts on street north, and RUS back to
G 81 loot alley; Is Improved b. an elegant three
story Brick Dwell ing, NO. 1897 L street north
west, with BASEMENT, attic and ba tx building aid
has excellent furnace and range
Terms: One-thiTd Of the purchase money in cash,
ard baat &c in three equal payments at g. IL and rs
months from day OF sale, foo which the notes of the
purchaser, bearing interest at the rate of per
cent. per snnum, and secured b. deed of trust on
tie pICBeItJ shall be given. = deposit of q I,cJJ
will be required Of the purchaser the tine Of sale
All convey ancing at the expense of the purchaser
II the terms OF sale are not complied with wit hin one
week from the day OF sale. the reserve the
rghi 10 resell he property at the risk and cost OF
The defauitlng purchaser, upon giving seven days
notice in tho National Il publican aud Evening
star. GEORGE ". RIGGS.
ARTHUR FENDALL, trustees.
agn IRepJ DUNCANSON BIOS, aucts.
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MEDICAL. dc.

AIRs. kNNETT. WILSON. a c,mpets.t Fx-
he con nl,-d A. hereiof re a; T25 9Th 81 north
SesI iemals Complaints specisltE. 'sli or
write; an - seen from a m. TO p m; ana
IlK. LEON, Tas Olfsa Es,a5hsAsd aaf OnIp
~ Rsltd5ls LsfIsS P4ystctaH fhs Cry, can be
II street from 70 ocI6cs All female Com plants
@Sssy sG ., 2S ,1s Residence No 1o2
CO. REwARD II DB BROTHERS. INVTG-
90 ORATIsG COBuiAL fails t. cure any
tsnce Oifies suC Ls6oTstOry 900 street .auPb,
opposite rmithson1sn apA 2v+
6SATIsEACfIoET-A positive cure. 3 per bot
uls By Or. DARBY al I II ~ street cor. Of Penn
sylvants ave. Consul stiOns free. APPS Inn
lie. ROBERTSON, frO- BahImo7s, can be CON
1o.,ss ne Ca once every 'HWHpp SssP6 Ss s SSs
sss rneI1 6 ir9n q M In al Diseases OF
kyphilis and spermat' Trhes Gases Of Gonaorrhes
al It's stages quickly cured and the poison sntire,H
ersdiested from the stem, without the use OF mer
abuse in suth, causing loss OF memory and inssni
", general debility organic weakness, i'm potency
DIGESTION lPita'io u the heart psias in BACK,
dimn Of sight or Riddiness evil fOrebodngs self
remedies. GentlsmeD placing themssivss in Dr. Rs.
bsnd can rely app t-ins scientifically and hon.
which be nov holds m the lesdine pSysici me If
BsLtimore Office 424 lO'h street northwest, from
- u marSO-Iy
nB. BUCKLER JONES Twenty yesr.7 eInsri
~ ence Il FEMALE Diseases, Irregularities, DIVA
nan Iumors, guarantees Satisfaction OF 20 charges
Bu,ln's 50 confidential X ,Ums for PATIENTS IbI
N How ard street. Baltimore mariS Sm%
rs. b. v. JONES. 81 NOrft Say JtrSsf, BAN
Eeon 70 ercc.s! do-p''al Tor the GsnitO-Utinary
Organs; Paris Guarantees speedy aud certain re-
LET IN all Di-@s - I'D irregularities ircienr 10
women H. lmFO--uCy ano sJirilit and an ilIs
COnccmitRnt WIN abuse % usfure = laws uArlI- gns
A CARD,-To ali who ere suffering from the
"A errors aud trdi-cTe ions of youth. neTyOus
weakness, early D. cay, loss ~ sbho1d. sc I will
send Iec,pe thar viii cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE TEts great remedy was discovered bV a
missionary L. - ID America. send a self addressed
envelope g RE Rev yuSEPH T. INNAN, Station
~, BlbIe Acu-e New y RI citv. ma-3- e1Sk ,6m
s1RESCEIFTIOH FREE FOB THE SPEEDY
u Cure Of Seminal Weak Uess, Lost Manhood, and
Al disorders brought N by ildisCrefiCns or sx-
cess Any bTEEa 80 the iugrsiieO.-.
Address DAVIDSON = &c,
seplS nv III aos 1895 EsV York.
rVADAME ErSFE . = fh0rourbIv ex-
INI nerfe1oed and scientific Ladies' Physician aud
Midwife Of - year. practice attends ladies et thsr
homes, c0Ts Portable private rOongs carefui nurs
ting, and the besf medical aftendsGce Ct the Doctor
private resdcGrs Ladies PisciLs themselves under
the care OF HstS1~ R'@te are guaranteed scientific
treatment AID q =rfH'- 0Tfca az ressdeaCe.
corner q SoUtH SHARP and Dover sts., Baltimore
sepBly-
HSATIsFACTION," 81 PER Bottle. Con
- sultattnUs free. At DR. BABEfS, lis AZ
street, Colo izariou Building W lOmV
-
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R N. MAkNha. eorIer "a snd 3 -.
THOMAs DeWLING, AuctioneeT-

VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON THE
North SOB OF PEENSYIVhNIA AVE
NUE. BETWEEN I7IH ANDIsIH SHEETS
NOBTHnkST, At AUCTION
g On MONDAY. MAY sih, 1876, a. 5 !. o, 'ock
EA D m in front OF The premises, will sell thar
N,rY yaluabie bushes property on the north sid
OF Pennsy lvsDia sveuue. between 18th aad l. n
strests northwest No. 1743 }, being Lot No : in
SqusTe l66 having front of ~ feet by a depth Of
lo2 III II feet TO ~ I2f OF alley aud improra1 BIZ
q two story Brick DwellI known as the Star aud
Garter Restaurant.
Terms: One tbird cash; balance in 6, Il and l.
months, notes bearing interes- AZ psr cent asr
sEnUm, and secured by deed Of trust on the mon
eTty deposit Of 100 required at time Of sale
All convex aLClng at the cost OF the purchsser
eI25d THDS BOWLING
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WASH b. WILLIAMS, Auctoneer
w no. 1901 northwest corner lGth and ST

PhRLQR SUIT, UPHOl sTERED IN REP;
BE AID DINING ROOM CH.IRs, MAE
EbhhEsIIIp9P SoTTAGE SUITS; VII 20 W
REALS AND WASHsTANDS, OILOLOTH,
HsIrINS; HALL, CARPET, DHINA, GLASS
AND -CROCkERN WARE, HAIR, SHUCK
AND COTTON TOP MATTRESSES, RITCH,
q On THURSDAY, April 27th, 1876. com
~ menclng at 10 O'Clock shall sell, at
~ the resio ence OF a gentleman declining Euu5A-
tkeeping, No 92s 4th street, near street
northwest, the above described Furniture
ar22 At MASH II
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IHTHE 81 PREmE COURT or THE DIsrRIOr
ii OF OOI.I1MHIA
ISTHE suPEE I'm o S0g a ! 0r rHK DIsrRrOr

OF COLUMBIA.
Social lew. PS0eaf, yHylsaaef.o.; zgr.i iilA lge.
Application fr letters testamentary on the estate
e Owen Lecsy, OF the Distrlst Of Columbia,
AT persons 4 feresfed hereby notified % appear
IN this court on TUESDAY, the SIN day Of nsy
letters testsmantary on the estate the said DE-
ceased should oct Issue ss prayed: Provtded, c5b
weeks 10 the bsehing Star previous the said DAY.
apl2 wA A. WEBSTER, Register Of Wills
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O. will sell at public auction, in trout OF the
e. premises, at o clock p m on MONDAY,
May 4, q two story frame HOUSE. No. 1910 New
Jersey avenue; also, on TUESDAY, May 2. at the
came hour ON the premises. one frame HOUSE and
BACK BUILDING, northeast corner Of and LIST
streets southeast.
Terms liberal, GEO. COWIE,
Secretary n. q. r. q, Association.
DOWhMAN GREEN. Auctioneers.
spn-eod n. O. LUTTRtLL, Salesman.
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"DEoPLA5' LIGE"
EOWINI. MATTG4 CREEK, UPPER MA.
CHOUOCARD INTERMEDIAT6
LANDINGS.
Tie siaeEheel Steamer
captain Il T. BALDWIN,,
viii commence running to the above landings on
Aoudsy, March 9Th, leaving from = .Js{A~N
p mari foot % 6th street eveTy MON
DAY and Til RSpAH a. : a.
RetuT1iIE viii leave Gomiui every TUESDAY
feb25 N. B. FITZHUGB, Agent.
NIEW GXPREss LINZ VIA CANAL,
IL BETWEEN
FBILADELPh4N, ALEXANDRIA, WASH
Inc ION AND GB0RGETOTh.
SAILING DAYS.
Sfon Ei2r :, North NhtrTee. Pbtiadslsai<,
SATURDAY, st - n.
From SO Wstsr street, Geor setow u IF<asz5rSs5k
d. O., MONDAY, at D. II.
Regular 6eIi-Eeekly Line q Steamers for Proyi-
dsas,-, Boston ard New England States. 10 wharf
sse in Sostol oy thie line.
@. y. HYDE. agent for d, OF q.
Nm. Z. CLYDE co, Philadelphia.
r. A. RFEu. Alexandria, Va.
ID. DC. MINK, "a BeyOnsniro sfross- boescE.
E~FreigEts delivered by COX s Express. Orders
tsft 81 General DFce S03 Pennsylv anja svenue. or
81 ths s:Ss1nsTs' wharf WI - promptly attsnded
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n II. NARNER, corner and 7th streets.

R N !" HhNHh' CUrner HLu fth stTeeIs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
Or NEW JERSEY AVENUE, BETWEEN X
AND l. SITS N0BTHWEsT.
- BY virtue of dee d offrust, dated N arch 22d,
- 1875, recorded 10 Lber leg, folio i24 Of ths land
records for the District of Columbia and BIZ direc
ton Of the party secured thereby, will offer at
public auction, in front of the premises, SAIUR-
DAY, April the 22d, 1876, at o'clock . IN, parts
of Lots and ID, In square No. $50, fronting about
feet Is iBcbes on New jersey avenue, and extend
ing back the depth of the lot to Is feet alley The
property 10 improved by q Few brick dwelling, con-
tsining nine rooms, bay window, and modern i'm
prOyelnents.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; residue in L. aud
Is months. Deferred payments to be secured by q
deed Of trust the property sod and to bear inter-
est at the rate Of per cent per annum from day OF
sale. S2O down at time Of sale. All convey ancing
81 cost of purchaser.
NATHL CARUSI, JR Trustee.
apl2 d3ds ID. CLEARf, Sale .man.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until FRIDAY, April 2stb, at p. m, 50 me place.
By order of Trustee.
ap24 dads r. d. CLEARY. Salesman.
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M A Il II AIS SALE.
In virtue Of o writ of venditioni exponas
issued out OF the Clerks Office OF the Su-
preme Court OF the District OF Colombia
aud to me directed, 1 will sell at public sale for
Cash, in front Of the Court house door of said Dis
trict, on FRIDAY the Ysth day OF April, 1876, at
O'Clock NJ the following property, to wit, viz
ALI John Amber Smiths right, title, claim and in
terest aud to Lot No los, in sorans subdivision
of Lots Nos. l. 2, 5, 4 and s, in Joshua r. yishers
subdivision of Square No S6, together with al and
singular the Improvements thereon. In the city of
Washing toD, ID. q =, seized and levied upon as the
property of John Amber Smith, and will be sold 70
satisfy execution No. II kS5 in favor Of Lewis Por.
ter. ALEX. SHARP,
o.. s. MArshal n
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STEAMER LINES.

NFW DkPAhTJhE -tLYUE'5 WASH
y TON. PHILADELPHIA, AGEaA
BOSTON. AND Providence SEMI 1f5Ef&
NEEkLY STEAMSHIP LINE.-On@zE.1zn
and 4fter WEDNESDAY, spill 18Th, the Steamers
OF the above line, With drecs connection with Bos-
ton and Providence Will sail from Philadelp hia for
Msshiugton. u. T., every WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY Returning leave Washington MON
DAYS end FRIDAYS, from JOhnson's wharf, foot
Of 18th street southwest. Through Bills Lsdins is
sufc and from ihe above ports. Freight received
for de livery Of freight, Sc, received at 1902 81.
and lIl2 9Th street northwest.
W. p. CLYDE & CO,
no. IL s. Whsryts, philadelphia.
J. Ii. JOHNSON & 90,
apls-m Agents for Washington.
THE STEABEB HARBINGER WILL LEAVE
the Fish V hsrf foot j2ta street, - . 49,
EEEhG MUBNiSG, ct M, for -
Potomac Ft-heTi6s and intermediate Lapdilgs.
Freight and passengers taken at lowest rates.
aplO-.T NJ. Il. GREGG, Captain.
L'OR NORFOLk
L sTEAMEB LADY OF THE LAKE
Leaves The Con pany wharf, foot OF 9th street,
every MOEDAY and thursday, SKa
az Fare, e.; Tound trip, So. sS~Se4<<553ts
Tickets good until used.
FOB POTOMAC BIVER LANDINGS.
stesmer JSO. W. THOMPSON leaves Com psnys
vEaI!. feOt q g. b street, every TUESDAY,, at "a.
IN, for CuTTiCn and 1nttTmediAge landings, and
every FklBAI at a. u f.T CosD BiVer, stop ping
at intermediate Ia1tings
Fer information sygiy ST the office Of the Com
opposite the Treasury or 20 the Agent, 81 the
wharf. narZ7 -Iy
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PIANOS. &c.

&nS ENCOURAGE 81
NOME INDUSTRIES.
TRUSKs foR nrN,
sATCHELs FoR LhDlks,
,uu,..,. SHAWL sTKkPs roR AL.
ffst fgbhs s. HEE so ErJ
Trunks a1sTT style made 70 order on isS prsas.s
JAMES >. TOPBkn,
EsThgLIsHkn is isss
TTEgksEs saa sAss sss sron,uy .p:,r.ay, ans
S HORSE FOOD. -
sORDON's FOOD
FOB
HORSES AND CATTLE
ECoNoH VIg9h; PEkD, EInshPPE<E-
CURED BY ITS OSB.
IRGEEDIENTs ALL VEGETABLE
sample 100 Feeds for 81 90.
Depot in Washington, Cog Louisisns .venus.
sc1O-eoepl q. r. LAURENsON a O0.
WE WISH ALL FOND OF GOOD KATIHe
OR, oArEs Cats,
Il GupCrlor 20
ANY DAT MblL,
either foreis domestic. EOr sale b. al nrEt csss
Grooers. AK for free sample package. febl-eosm
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscribers
n have oiAined from the Supreme Court OF this
District Of Columbia, hoidinE Special TEN. let
tere testsme tarT the personal estste OF Y. ID.
GILMAN, late OF Washington city, ID. c., de-
ceased. ali persons hayiIg claims against the said
dec ased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, 20 the subscriber.
before the 18th day Of April next; they may
otherwite b. law be excluded from all benefit Of the
said estate. Given u ader hands. this 18th daF
Of priI, lSy6 EMMA GILMAN,l $1,000.
apis vs. JULIA GILMAN,
IHTHE 81 PREnE COURT OF THE DIsrRIOr
II OF COLUMBIA.
Spect0f Tern, Probate JKyiSdtctoH, lprff4h, 1870
In the u-nttcr of the will Of WILLIAM BOND.
Application fOf letters tesamentary on the estate
Of lillian BObd, OF the District Of Columbia, has
this Cay besn made Dy kichsrd NOrssll.
All persons Interested are hereby notified 70 an
pear IN this court on TUESDAY, the "a day
OF May next. at II O'Clock q m. 20 show cause
why letters elementary the estate Of the said
deceased sho Eld not issue prayed. PTOcided.
acopy OF thu. order be published once o week for
three weeks a the Evening Star previous 20 the
spIs % .msTI Reeirer Of Wins
y OF COLUMBIA.
Si1etdl lew. Probate JHytsdtclos lpZll TIA lse-
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TD.IUEkDW.

AGHCAhSON BROS, n Uctioneers
~ Southeast corner 9Th and n sts n "
WELL-hEPT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE;
EO-rWppD CASE PIANO SEARI'Y New
EN,AHIIHGT' MAHOGANY. ChkMRER $50
G0ITAGE sE1S; WALNUT REP FURNI.
TURE; MhhBLE TOP TABLES; While
LINEN SHADES; ROSEWOOD BOOK OAss:
lining ROOM FURNITURE, VIZ WAL
NUT kNIEk SION TABLE, DINING nHAIRS.
e! HnRE G IL BILE; CR00kER1, GLass"hHE
IND CUILkBH, REFRIGERATOR, BRUS-
Sells AND WOOL Hall. STAIR and
1hhMbEk CaRpETS, CHECK AND FANCY
nh1IIHGS, KITCHEN FDRNITURE, Sc,
At hUCTlON Ar no. 10 GIANT PL.Cs
BGTME I'm 9Th AND lOIH STREETS
81 On THURSDAY MORNING, April 27th,
~ commencing ~ 10 O'Clock, we shall sell the
~ entire furniture, Carpets, &C, contained ia
invited. $4,000 ' 80 CIV
ar22 DUBCANSON BROS, sucts.
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~THE ABOVE SALE Is UNsYOIoABLY
postponed until TUESDAY. May the Id. 1876 sans
hour ana PLACE. MARY HUME Guardian.
APPS THOS. DOWIiE9, Auct
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hCaCAkS SON BROS, nuctioneers
" soulhe4sf corner 9Th and n sts n "
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'UVC. q hWTA MAN,
Real Estate Auctioneer, slS TIN street

fH On M0IIOAY, Nav Ist at O'Clock
XII VIII ore fUr sal. .u front 81 the nre0,,sss
two story Frame h ~ 80 1911 s.hs.-ss, q =
t"seh z and s:-set 10 invest. Lot Is b. 90
ernS dAy If isle
apo dads THOS. Il wAGGAN.H.Arct
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-27
UNIVERSALLY
RECOMM Tended.

We have just received October 1870 comDuh,
cation from nearly every druggist in New Engianu
and the testimony is universally in favor oil san
lords Radical Cure Tor Catarrh. we beheFe tho.e
never was a remedy so popular wherever hno" w.,
and certainly we feel that never was one more w
serving Of praise. Founded upon correct sciehiin9
prime pies and calculated by the mostaccohphsheu
physicians to meet the seyerest forms OF SataiIp
the cures made by it have not only been numerous,
but so remarkable as to excite pubic attention anu
cause the sale to exceed teni0ld that OF any similar
remedy ever before compounded. .
While many are anxious 10 mase pubic their tes
tinony in favor of the Radical Cure, others and
anon this number may be found many OF our most
r. spt cted citizens dislike to become puollciy
tItifled with 20 loaths"me di,ca Hence IN
the following case are unable to give the name,
Dut are permitted to state the severity and Condl-
ton of The case before an after using the Radical
Cure, and also that the gentleman occupies re-
sponeible office in one Of our state IN itations we
quote:
~ would not for the world permit my name to be
used. although have no doubt IL would be OF ben.
eft to many suffering as have suffered but
give you brief statement OF my case:-
"For two years 1 have taken bromide Of
potassa and bromide of ammonia every day.
1 never passe / single night without getting
up once twice to If e my throat from the
matter that had dropped INTO curing all this
time. Since taking the Radical Cure nave
soundly every night without uneasiness or
distress; not a par ical of matter has dropped
into my throat during sleep, and every symp-
tom Of a cough has left ms.'
a wonderful result truly, all will say, who know
or can realize the extent and severity of this case
The gentleman has had eighteen bottles. This must
satisfy the sceI teal that there is great merit IN Tue
Radical Cure. Its mode of preparation is new ana
original. Ignoring the Old practices and remedies,
DIR. Sanford selected a new field, and has demon
STRAIT ID his method to be the only proper nd never
failing treatment
IRE following accommodations are from
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-27
DRUGGISTS.

VINO competent Witnesses 10 the work 1t is
daily doing.
sanford's Radical Cure has proved The best rem
eGy for relieving CatarIh w. NJ. FELLONS,
Haverhili Mass.
am selling large quantities of your Sanford's
Radical Cure. DIR. WENIW ORIH,
Blddeford, Me.
Sanford's Radical Cure is having good sale. 1t
i, jast whatlh people have been wanting
A. NJ. GERRY.
So. Paris, Me.
have kept Sanford's Radical cure on hand since
It's first Introduction, and the sale and satisfaction
IN lis have been upequalled by any other siinl.
lar prepare ion within my knowledge.
W. IL. WILLIS NJ. D.,
BEADING, Mass.
Ihave sold Sanford's Radical Cure for year or
more, and il stands the test the best OF any similar
remedy have ever Sold WILL ii. OWEN,
Mile, Me.
We recommend no other cure, and have no trou'
BILE IN sellingN. Up. EVANS CO..
Garland, Me.
Sanford's Radical Care has given universal salts
faction to all my customers, aud above all other
remedies is Il success. Il. CAkEf,
Haverhi. Mass.
sanford's Radical Cure sells well, and is very
much liked MRS S. r. WING,
SaDgervle, Me.
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CONTINUED from first pase.l

work camel could see that some OF the
new men trembled, but the old forty-nlne
took pp their knapsacks and Tell INTO line
ms we were breaking camp. Down across
the fields we went, following the double
line of skirmishers. and at last we struck
the enemy. He had fence. a long ditch.
and a line of windows, and he did not
weld until we crushed him by weight OF
numbers As he retired we followed. men
falling dead every moment. Unknown to
us a weak three thousand were piercing
Lees line. He saw his danger, and a
battery wheeled into the gap, opened on
US, and the left and centre OF our brigade
swung back under the fearful rain OF
grapeshot and shell. The right caught
the order to retreat, and to 90 forward.
Some fell back; others leaped the ditch
with wild cheer. and charged the bat
terry. Company G led. Half way to the
guns we left the recruits behind, and only
the forty-nine kept on. Men could pause
and retreat from that charge, and no one
would call them towards.
The smoke and the flame hid US for
moment, and then we reached the guns,
leaned over them, crawled under them,
shot. stabbed, shouted and hurrahed. The
whole battery was ours We seized the
guns to drag them off, when heavy line
of battle came down through the gap,
closed it up, and fought hand-to-hand over
the cannon, over the caissons, over the
great heaps of dead on the grass. Less
than three hundred Federals were fighting
five thousand Coniederates 1t could not
last long. After a moment we were driv-
en- back. over the ditch, beyond the fence,
into the Federal line OF battle.
pretty hot in there. Captain y shouted
a brigadier as the torn and mangled rem
nant halted to reform.
Pretty hot y My God it was the woik
of fiends and devils Fortynine OF the
bronzed old fighters in Company g had
dashed at the cannon only twenty four
came back! Twenty-Five were lying dead
under the guns, heaped up so that they
blocked the heavy wheels
The recruits were there to answer'aye1
at the next roll.call. No one thought i'll
of them; men cannot turn to devils at
once. We still had a strong company
stronger than some, but we went on count
ing notwithstanding only those who
would stand until touched by the flame of
death. Both lieutenants were gone, and
they gave me from the ranks.
CONTINUED TOMORROW.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-27
AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK
;tsganiged III 1913,

Organized inIS43.
TRUSTEES Thomas Lambard, Jas. W. North,
ARENAS Libbey, VIM. S. Badger, Sam'l Titconb.
OFFICE-In Savings Bank Building, ia Water
st. Bank open daily, from A. NJ. to p. NJ, and
from to 4.80 P. NJ. Saturday Evenings, from to
$50 O'Clock.
Deposits of any amountreceived from one dollar
upwards, and interest payable twice year, Feb.
and Aug. Interest not drawn ont is added to the
deposit. thus making COMPOUND INTEREST.
Interest begins on the first day OF each month.
Money deposited or before the tenth dan OF each
month, will draw interest from the FIRST DAY Of the
same month.
ns-Under the existing law of this State, all de-
posts in Savings Banks, ere exempt from munich
pal tdrGti0E, and the rate of interest limited to
ak per cent. per annum payable semi-annually.
No returns of names of depostors are required
10 be made to State town authorities and all &C
counts are held by this Bank to be strictly private
and confidential.
Married women and persons under age can de-
post money in their own names, SO that it can be
drawn only by themselves, or on their order
Especial advantages Afforded to Executors,
Guardians, Trustees, and others having IN charge
Trust Funds.
WM.R SMITH. Treasurer.
Augusta April 20, 1875. tSwtf