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President Charleston Chamber Commerce.
w. NJ. WIGHTMAN,
w. b. W. HOWE, DID,.
Bishop Of Diocese Of South Carolina.
bishop Of Charleston.
Pastor First Presbyterian Church.
G. r. BRACKET,
Pastor Second Presbyterian Church.
J. L. GIRARDEAU, DID,,
Professor Theological Seminary.
J. A. CHAMBLISS,
Pastor Citadel Square Baptist Church.
l.. MULLER, DID,,
Pastor st. Matthew'S Lutheran Church.
W. 8. BOWMAN,
Pustor Wentworth st. Lutheran Church.
P. +. STEVENS, "
Presbyter Reformed Episcopal Church.
w. b. YATES,
DAVID LEVY,
Minister Congregation Beth Elohim.
G. o. WIrrE,
President Peoples National Bank
ANDREW SIMONDS,
President First National Bank.
A. s. JOHNSTON,
President Bank of Charleston n. Bank.
l.. D. MOWRY,
President Union Bank.
JACOB SMALL,
President Germania Savings Bank.
E.. H. FROST,
President S. G. Loan and Trust Co.
ALBERT LENGNICK,
President Peoples Bank offs. G.
J.. Il. ROBERTSON,
Vice-President Carolina Savings Bank.
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The State Of South Canini
County of Abbeville.

Martin L. Bullock and John s. Rey'
nolds, Executors,
against
Agnes W. Reynolds, and others.
Proceedings to Settle up Estate, &c,
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Important Notice.

"HE customers of WHANN'S
RAW BONE will please re-
member the first of November Is the
last day to receive fifteen cents for cot
ton in payment OF this great fertilizer,
and they will deliver same to c. V.
Hammond, Abbeville Depot, and M.
G. Taggart, Greenwood, by that date.
E. C0WAN, Agent.
Oct. II, 1875, st
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1876-11-01

11 DOZEN CANE and CANE
E% BACK ROCKING CHAIRS
ut J. D. CHALMERS & co.
Oct. 25, 1875, If
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TERMS OF SALE.

One-third Cnsh the bsance on
credit Of twelve months, secured BY
bond, with interest from the day of sale.
Titles to be given when the purchase
money Is paid. The purchasers tospay
| for paOere. =. -#asGN7
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Safes,

IN SIDEBOARD AND MAT
A% SAFES, just to hand at
J. d. CHALMERS & co.
Oct. 25, 1876, If
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Opera Flanl
WOOLLEN GOODS.

VVAAIN UVVOHs
SAQUES and Hoods for children,
y Talmas, Nubias, Scarfs, &C., in
great variety, at the
EMPORIUM OF FASHION.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1876-11-01

THERE is no truth In the report that
the soldiers want the colored men to
vote the Republican ticket. A ma
jority Of them are Democrats, and il
they have any choice ut all they would
prefer to see them vote the Democratic
ticket. e.
Two old ladies living in a house to
themselves III Laurens county, were
murdered last week by negroes, very
much the same as the Harmons were.
Plumber the object.
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Final Discharge.

Sept. Is, 1875. I'd
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FINDER THE WILL OF LAB.
u kin Reynolds, deceased, aud by
order Of the Court Of Common Pleas,
we will sell at Abbeville Court House,
on Saleday in November next, all the
Real Estate of which the said Larkin
Reynolds died seized and possessed,
that hos not been sold by US, consist:
ing Of
8 or 4 Tracts.
lying on Beaver Dam Creek, pear to
White Hall. Plats will be exhibited
on day Of Sale.
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By Leroy J. Wilson, A%uctioneer.
Anderson, Stern & Co.
VS.. Execution.
"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-28
Condensed Locals.

See card of Mr.. w. II. Barstow.
Fitch, Fox & Co.
The street lamps will be lighted at 5:45 p.
m: and extingutshed at $50 a IN.
The Presbyterian Synod OF Baltimore,
comprising the prespyteries OF Baltimore,
New Castle, and Washington city, has now
HI ministers, Z HcentiateS, 10 candidates.
l5,452 communicates, 10 churches, 1856
sunday school scholars, and during the past
year collected S2Sf, 3fT.
Judge j. W. Moore. while engaged in his
once opposite the City Hall. about eleven
O'CLOCK to-day, was attacked with a 1T of
apoplexy, and for time his life was d
spared or DR.. Dexter was summoned, I'd
IN a snort time the patient was able 10 be
sent 10 his home on 9Th street, near D.
The Board OF TruS tees of the National COL
lege of Pharmacy have filed with the Re-
coTder of Deeds their annual statement,
liabilities. none; current expenses, -. 200; re-
celptS fOI the year lbs. S1.200; amount of
ices paid TO January IS, 1S1G, $500, whole
number of students TO same date, 20.
r.. NJ. Lewis. trustee of Jay Cooke & Co,
by Mr.. W. ID. Davidge, has entered a suit
against the vestIy of st. Johns Up. E.
thuTch, the vestry of Christ Up. E. Church,
aid the vestry of Grace Up. FL Church,
Georgetown, to recover possession OF lots 81
10 r. IN Peters square, Georgetown, 'front.'
ing 10 feet on High street, running back 2O7
feet
The annual reception OF the New York re-
publican association took place last even
was large. After several dances, Hon. X II.
DUEL, president, introduced Hon. VI, I,
1CWEse121, % New York, who made some
appropriate remarks, ard Mr.. Underwood
gave humorous recitation, after which the
cance was resumed.
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Special Meeting Of the Fire Commits


The Board OF Fire Commissioners held a
special meeting last evening, all the mem
btrs present. 10 taEe action in reference TO
penCtng charges against John II. Moore en-
gineer of No. (, for failure Ia get his engine
10 WORK at the flre in the candy factory on B
street between eth and tn streets. on the 9Th
inst. Moore was reported by the chief engi-
neer ard assistant chief engineer a few years
since as incompetent. but on the recommen-
TIME action in his case was suspended. Mr..
Hume examined the recent charge and
Moore admitted his delinquency to him.
Mr.. Thomas read letters from George
Holmes, late chief engineer Of the fire depart
meDt," and from the superintendent of the
Potomac Ferry Company, certifying to
read letter from Moore rendering his resig-
nation.
On motion OF Mr.. Bacon, Moore was sworn
by Mr.. TaiG, and was asked whether either
directly or Indirectly ne had paid money or
offered TO pay money to any member OF the
Board OF Fire Commissioners to defend his
case. Moore answered no" He was then
asked whether he had not tried to obtain a
loan on his property with a view TO pay
money for such purpose, and again answered
no" Mr.. Thomas thought Mr.. Bacon should
sive the name OF the Commissioner referred
10: MI Bacon said he had not been furnished
with the name
The resignation OF Moore was them ac-
copied:
was adopted, Mr. Thomas only disSenting:)
'That The Boz I'd of Fire Commissioners APP
point from among the applicants for position
OF engineer in the District OF Columbia fire
department, an engineer TO fill the vacancy
created by the resignation OF engineer Moore
OF No. company, said appointment to take
effect only after the appointee has passed
through an examination IS to his qualih-
caiioTS as on engineer, satisfactory to the
cn.ef engineer and assistant chief engineer OF
The department. who are hereby authorized
ard directed to make such examination as
soon as posi- ble"
There were three applicants for appoint
ment. and the board proceeded to an election.
The first ballot resulted, Good 1, Strobe! >,
baltimore /; so ThOs. G.. Good was chosen &c
Nil the vacancy caused by Moore's resigna-
ton. The billOf Walton Eros, for 1000 feet
OF hose, was referred to the committee on
hose.
Mr.. Thomas requested TO be relieved from
tie chaiTmanship OF the committee on &C
counts. His request was granted. and Mr..
hume appointed 10y the chair TO hli the va
c9nCy,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-28
The Princeton College Alumni Asso.
citation.
A PLEASANT AFFAIR.

The nth annual banquet OF the Alumni
Association or Princeton N. j. College, OF
the District of Columbia and the southern
states, took place last evening in the hand
some paTlOrs Of Russell q LeOnari's Marble
restaurant. Previous to tine BANQUET bust
ness meeting was held, and the following Of
fceTs were elected for the ensuing year
President, DIR. Harvey Lindsey; vice presi-
- -, oameS -. I>,Ily. George ". ko9eson,
Hester CIymer, DR.. j. c. yelling, Thomas
J.. Jones. Charles Albert: treasurer, II. Il.
Mum, secretary. Charles r. StausbuTy; eX-
ecutive committee. WIZ. Q. DuDlOp, Alex,
Porter Morse and James Il. McCammon.
After the business meeting the members and
guests repaired TO the banquet. which was
gotten up in the elegant style which ch9rac-
feTlZes these entertainments. TIere were
about forty gentlemen present, VINO seemed
to enter OrCe more into the oil college spirit,
and thoroughly enjoyed themselves. The
senior members sat at the table presided
over by Secretary BelkTap, and the junior
members were seated al the board NJ The
head OF which was the secretary, Mr.. St8nS-
bury. Responses 10 tOSStS were happily
made by Secretary Belkuap, Hon. Peter
Parker, John =. Blair. DR.. James r. Well
ing. Il. A. G1bTlgnt and others. The TCSpG- Sc
by DR.. James &. Welllrg. president OF Co
lum blal University. TO the toast Men OF
Princeton OF tie Eighteenth and Nineteenth
CentUTieS-TEey have hOTOred the highest
Offices az the government; Madison as Presi-
dent, Burr and Dallas as Vice Presidents
Ellsworth as Chief Justice, A." was exceedingly
fsliCitOus- DIR. yelling was Of the Princeton
class OF 1e4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-28
AnOthex Contingent Fee Cotton Claim

Yesterday, in the Supreme Court OF the
District IL Genera Term, the case OF HOvey
and Dole sgt. Mcdonald e al. was aTguci
y Gen. Butler and Il. III. Blackburn for the
cOmpla.Lants (appeIlantsl and MesSTs. G.. ".
Ray and +. p. Stanton for defendants. The
bin III this case was fled in October, 1874, 10
enforce contract, and states that prior 70
the month of June, 1873, the defendant, Nc
Donald, had presented a claim before "the
British ard American Mixed Commission
Tor q large sum OF money for cotton de-
Stroyed by certain military forces of the
United States during the late war; that the
matter was then pending ard undetermined,
and defendant, Mcdonald, employed the
piaiEti0s 10 aid IL the prosecution Of the
claim; that the employment was by cor trac:
IN writing; that the compensation was Who'll
~ contingent, and the payment of the con-
urgent fee was made by the terms OF said
contract lien upon the said claim and upon
any dr5 r., money, or evidence Of indebted
ness which might he paid Of issued thereon;
tnSt the plaintiffs, Immediately after the re-
taiLer ald employment, and in their char
scter aS the solicitors OF the said McDOaald,
did fairly, prope.ly and diligently prosecute
and conduct the said claim before said COM
mission, and procured for Mcdonald an al
lOwance Of S1J6,1J0 in gold, and then Nc.
Donald refused TO comply with his said
agreement. The plaintiffs bring this suit to
enforce IN court OF equity the lien created
10y the contract. The case is on the demur-
rer, which raises the question that tho con
tract Is void OIL It's face as against public
policy and morals, and others equally inter
eSting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-28

a FIENDIsH OUTRAGE.-From infOrm9-
ton received from the Eastern Shore we
learn that the body of a young woman, the
daughter of Captain Scott, was found In
tisc woods near Onancock, AccOmac county,
Va, last Sunday. The head and skull were
fIIghtfully maGgled, rendering the features
denCe Of outrage. The whole community
has been intensely excited by the fiendish
outrage ard murder. Three negroes have
been arrested, but their guilt had not been
established when our informant left the
Eastern Shore yesterday, or else they would
have met at the hands of the citizens of the
ncigEbOThOOd the vengeance the crime de-
served. They are held for further eXamina-
I'm IL NfrfIlE I.iT1nninn. 9th
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LONGEVITY OF MEDICAL MES.-The
London Lancet says: "A notable year for
instances Of longevity in our own ranks is
that which has just passed. The following
physicians and surgeons died during the
year. at the ages indicated, viz: James
Dawson, L. Il. &. s. England. 96; Peter Mere
Latham. NJ T., OSon., F. r. c. P, Physician
Extraordinary 10 the Queen, Sc; r. Stanley
Ireland, NJ. r., Dublin, Senior Fellow Of the
Royal College Of Surgeons Of England, 96;
arthur HclSham. II. x. c. s. England. 90;
Sir Charles LOcOck, NJ. D., II. G. l., +. r. S =,
Il; William Beattie, NJ. D.. f. K. c. p. Lon
don, 50; George Webster, NJ. D.. and ]. Z. for
Surrey; 20; H. NJ. Keble, NJ. D., STAFF Sur
geOn Il. n, 81; William Hsy, +. Il. g. s.
England, OF Leeds, 20; James Snow. f. Il. c.
:. England, J. I. for Lincoln. 96; Thomas
Paget, F.. II. c. s. England, Of Leicester. 70;
Henry Flankliu, G.. r +. Il. C.. $. England,
Inspector General Of Hospitals. So; Robert
Raw, VI. d., Dublin, 20; john JObSon, NJ. r..
Fdin burgh, &; Andrew Morrison, NJ. d, x.
y, 50; William Macdonald, NJ. D., +. r. 8,
Edinturgh, 81; Francis Kierr an. F. Il. s., f.
X c. $. England. s6; III. =. Muriey, VI. D, SO:
Henry S, May, NJ. D.. Army, So.
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EyThe Pope is SICK. so is B.smarck. Tn

HSThe Pope is SICK, so is Bismarck. That
makes 1T just event. Boston Post.
R-T. j. McLain, private tanker In War
rem, OHIO, has suspended; liabilities : 100, 900;
assets unknown.
DAn act has been introduced in the
Pennsylvania legislature to protect minors,
learning useful trades, against the tyrranny
OF unions.
hIDuring an insurgent attack upon a
Turkish camp near Neum, three Turkish
war vessels opened fire on. the insurgents
though the vessels were In Austrian waters
give hear OF young man who takes
thin ty-two newspapers, and you might as
well try TO ride whiriwind on a gidesaddle
as to atten pt to lmTose urcn Inet npaI.-
[LegIa0a Me- Joanna,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-28

4 VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN is about to he
commenced against bad books, bad nawspa-
pers, and other publications of a character to
corrupt the minds of youth. A society COM
posed Of many Of our most infiuenti al citi
Zens has been formed for the purpose, and
now call is ont for their first public meet
ing, which Will ne held in the hail OF the
Young MeE's Christian Association. Among
the sDea kers will be eX-Ii.ut. Gov. Wood
ford. Hon. William r. nOige. Rev. Stephen
II. Tying, jr., and Rev. Dr.. Tucker, OF the
Madison Avenue PresOy ter an Ca.rch. The
society is understood to have already accom-
publications of the vile class, but the inten.
ton now is to drive the whole OF them ont
OF existence by the aid of a wholesome pub
lie opinion and the cooperation of the re-
formed police department-M Y. Cor. Phi.
LCdgeT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-28

"NCTUING is new but what is forgotten, -
says the prOverb. French correspondents are
going wild over "chaufrettes," which are
square tn chatting dishes, cut out on the
covers and sides in little holes through
which come the warmth OF the live Goals
placed within. They are TO place the feet
upon. and our grandnotherS used to take
them TO church fifty years ago on cold winter
mornings. The letter writers, however. seem
70 think that they are new ard strictly
Ernnch inNnnfinn
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rSK' ntucky Judges and legislators canno,

receive free passes on railroads.
81 McDermntt, the man who claims Bessie
Turner a. his long-loSt sister, is lecturing on
that subject I'm New England.
nS~ Happy thought-Put some dynamite
under Your mother in-law's bed.-IBOstol
Post.
6The Austrian Reichstrath has passed a
resolution for the appointment OF a special
committee To consider the reduction of the
army, ana ultimately propose an inter-
national congress 10 discuss the matter
RIA man was on trial in Wilmington,
delaware, recently, for habltually disturb
ing the FAMILY praye r by his stepfather. ais
defence was that the prayers were Ion ner
sonaI, and rejected upon the family. he
was discharged.
git is stated that the Catholic clergy and
la " are using their infiuence with the pope
To obtain his sanction for a formal subrais-
sion tn the Falk laws in Germany, in the
rope that by outwardly accepting the NJ they
vii! be able 10 make them ineffective.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-28

$4,000 SHORT N HIS ACCoUNTs-Jona-
than Earle, treasurer OF the Norfolk and
New Brunswick New Jersey hosiery COM
pany, is short in his accounts S14z OGO ac-
krOw letges the deficiency, and has turned
over property enough to cover il. His son
bad been tDtrusted with the filling OF blank
cheeks signed by his father TO meet bills and
liabilities of the company, and IL is said that
the Nomng man specniated in Wall street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-28
WreCrsTFRs DRUEKARDs pet

WBRCFSTERs DRUEKARDS get bottles
filled with whisky at the saloons. put them
IL their pockets, take similar bottles full of
colOred water out of other pockets, place the
bogus fluid on the bars, and say, give for
gotten my money-let II stand there while
go home" The barkeepers, after waiting
Vainly for the return of the customers, pour
the colored water into the whisky barrels
without detecting the trick,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-28
HUuDrNG PERMITS

issued by inspector PiOwman: Mrs. l.. {.
Gou2enhacE, repair frame dwelling east
side tth, 0etT cen East Capitol and A streets
northeast; $3.50. Mary Ward, repair dwell
ing east side 9th, between - aud l. streets
sOuthw est: 5000. ]. II. Kpoch. a frame dwell
lLS west side De,aw1re avenue. between +
ard G. streets southwest: @1Ij. JOhn Roberts,
6 three story brick dwelling north side New
York avenue, between 1st and "a streets
northwest; ~f01. Na-v Lee. remove fra me
dwelling corner 18th street and Massachu-
-ctts avenue 10 = street. northwest, between
nth and 10Th streets. ~2EO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-28

A. Fischer enlarged his establishment by
removing 20 his new building, 900 u street, 3
doors west Of Stn street, tust few steps
from his former place on 9Th street, where be
is ready co 90 any work IN his line II his su-
periOr manner. Kid Gloves ana Shoes.
Grape Wells cleaned at a very short notice.
Ladies' Dresses cleaned without taken apart
and spots removed without cleaning the
whole garment. Gents Clothes cleaning and
dyeing speciality. I.E-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-28

J. NJ. HUTCHINGS, OF Yosemite. has dis
covered in the head waters OF Kern river,
1890 feet above the sea, q new and beauti ftli
fish, which he named the golden trout" Its
color was like that of the gold fish, b 1t
richer, and dotted with black spots quarter
OF an inch In diameter, and with black
h1rd along its sides.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-28

TIE DEATH OF HERMIT.-The Milford
Pa. Herald announces the death OF Mr.. Sip
ley, noted hermit OF Green township, Pike
county, Pa. He was formerly a wealthy
merchant of New York city, but failed In
business. His reverses so pTeyed on his mind
that he fed to g wild, desolate place, several
Gllies fIOm any habitatiOn. There for 35
years lie has sustained himself by fishing and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-28

LAW DISTAECING MEDICINE-Charle
OConor said, OH Monday, that he had been
trying TO die for three weeks, and, as he had
not succeeded, he proposed to try TO get
well. VIM. NJ. Evarts said he was delighted
with the signal triumph of law over medi-
cine in Mr.. O'Couor's case-[M T. Siul,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-28

WTNSLoW'S FoRGERIES are now said to
be reach 5000. eco, but IL is believed that he
carried very little away with him. The re-
port that he sailed in the steamship Ror.er-
dam Is diSCredifed at Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-28

IRON in the blood. Lio6fg'S Lsarid Fz'rdo
o. Beet, In pint bottles, enriches the Blood
ness, Debility, Chiils, Fever, Ag1e, and Fe-
male Complaints.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-28

NNnuncP N Fe1T 90 HUV com f0rt. hence flOCt-
ards OF the intelligent public patrOalZe Rr.
whites establishment, 1916 Pennsylvania,
opposite Wlllapd's hotel, for relief nom
Corns. Bunions. Chilblsins. Inverted Nails,
Vascular Escrescences, sc, Established 1851.
Fee 81
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CITY ITEMS.
Daily WaIhs Easy Fsel

USE Or Mann's Corn and Buuion Remedy.
and wonderful I'm its effects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-28
Weather Probabilities Io-,yGy.
oFrrct OF CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER, I

"ASH1NGTOS. January y, lsgb. y
For New England and the middle STATES,
partly cloudy and warmer weather. with
eastsrly To SOutherly winds, falling baron1-
eter. possibly followed by rain during the
evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-28
LOCAL " US.
Amusements, DC, To-nIgf

Nd.iondl TheGfeT-Tne kellogg OperaTroupe
In "MigrOn."
FORTS Opera House." Foul Play"
ThsGteT COnqiq1ae-"The Seven Escapes OF
Adelaide OF Dresden, ;" and varieties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-28

OUCH! THOSE PAISsi-Uss Edwarls q
Hutchison's Stimulating IInlnenf for
Rheumatism. 4:
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NATrF nFNTe

In order TO give persons IN arrears for water
tent an opportunity to settle their bills, thus
saving the trouble and expense OF having
ihe water cut OF, the Water Registrar has
determined to have his Office kept open from
TO q O'Clock y. 10. the remaining days of the
month. at the expiration of that time water
viii be cut OF where tie rent has not been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-28

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued 10
J. N. simpson ana Sarah Ann Hin; George
Hill and Louisa FauntlerOy; Edward Jones
and Josephine Norris; Joseph Bell and Eliza
Kent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-28
EEORGET0W SAVINGS BANK. ID @
" 81 HIGH STREET.

Psnk hours, a. m. 70 4 o. m, and on Saturday,
Ito receive depositsl until p Il. Interest paid on
deposits. General Banking Business done, and col
lectlons made on all accessible points. Discount
days, MONDAYS. II. PCLKINHoRH, President.
81. W. BARRETT, Cashier.
Directors.
a. h P2lktnhorn, Ihos bowling, ,. T, Mitchell,
Riley A. shinn, Z. d. Hartley, Thomas knowIs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-28
FIVE RrJSnRyp THorsAYr

hdte'S Honey Of HOTehOiuli All Ttfr have been
sold during the past winter, and AZ least half
that number OF alarming cases OF Cough,
COD, influenza and Bronchitis have been
cured thereby.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure In one minute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-28

ANALUABLE DISCOVERY.-Dr.C c. w. Ben
son, PractlciHg Physician, at loo Eutaw
street, Baltimore. Md, (who has paid much
attention TO nervous disease. has discovered
that Extract OF Celery aud ChamOInile COM
cures headache, either bilious, dyspeptic,
nervous or sick headache. neuralgia aud
nervousness. This is triumph IA msdical
Chemistry. and sufferers all ever the country
are ordering by mail. He prepares 10 in pills
at 80 cents per box, postage free, AID sold by
all Druggists. Tie Doctor is largely known
and highly respected in Baltimore. These
pills are sent postage free TO any address,
and sold by all wholesale and retail Drug
gistS in Washington, Georgetown and Alex
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with the fullest confidence in their efficacy
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