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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-04-11
IB2y, CHARTER PERPETUAL. Ioi o.
18th Annual Statement OF the
Franklin Fire Insurance Co. Of Phil.
Capital, s4oo, 900. Realized Assets,
S3,30s,825 86.

OFFICERS:
ALFRED G. BARKER, President
GEORGE FALES, Vice President.
JAS. W. AcALLISTER. I'd Vice President
THEO. N. REGER. Secretary.
SAMUEL W. KAY, Assist. Secretary.
A.C. BL0DGET, GeRerA Agent.
Reali1.d Assets Of the Co., Jan. L. 1870
XokroAGls.
On property valued At over s5 900 90,
beng frst Mortgages on unincum oered 900,
Real Estate in the City OF PILLS sIsS,t"o VI
REAL ESTATE.
once Of Company and eight dwellings. lS5 900 %
LOANS.
Loans on Stocks rs Collateral Security,
market value eco ,bt3 eol BOSS 10
ge-Insnran0e Deposit Premiums $50 -
STOCKS.
As COO L Bonds, ISL
Us coo u 8 6-es Bonds.
40 900 L. S. 1910 Bonds.
10 w Alabama state Bonds.
IS Oeo Mississippi State Warrants.
80 New Jer,ey Exempt sc.
81 900 Philadelphia City Ga.
10 co.. PiItsburr City rs.
e,oos Cincinnati City &c;
500 Rochester City -
900 Camden N y City SIS
IS 200 Psnn'a Il x Let u; ortgsge
700 Reading RR y: 1883
fovp II n -
mortgage
500 West Jersey X RS
5000 HestOnville, Naatua Il Paramount
RR6's
10 90 American Steamship Bonds
100 shares Commercial National Bank
lG Continental Hotel Co. Pref.
CosT tiSsftosS
hARkRr VALUE sal ,so2 30
CASH.
Cash In Banks S2s2 ,l92 -
Cash In ONCE 1859? 50
Net Premiums in course OF
ransmissioa 7a,42ill sS22 $40 20
Total, 8, 3as, sA So
The Assets OF the FRANKLIN" (all invested
in solid securities are liable for the hxzard OF
FIRE snlv. The business Is scattered throughout
thirty ionr States ofthe Union moderate lin es sole
ly written upon carefully selected risks, which
are examined once every year by competent To-
speetors. Losses Promptly Settled lehen Deter nin-
ed This Company issues Policies upon the Reuts
OF all kinds OF Buildings, Ground Rents and NJ Or
tgages.
WM. J. WHEELER, Agent,
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Entirely rewritten hy the able-t writers on every
subject. Printed from new type. and illustrated
with Several Thousand EngrSyings and Maps.
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l.., Order Of Odd Fellows.
Patrons Of Husbandry.
3 O Of Good TempIsrs.

-...-- >tar-mccts saturdays.
,-i-.s,ozgtg. 4. W. r.-Saturdays.
N-f.u-r..t- SATURDAYS.
.-r.tal Wase- ThursdAyt,
us} Fa,t-~aiurd2Ns.
-r.--Ea.t p.N1ciL
~-~e-e Haven-~aturdaTs
f.t.ec.l.s-- saturdays.
u.uF >la-- tuesdays
r,-.rs Mlus-SAgurdsy2
r...,. Like Saturday,.
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r,wur,S prevents the Hair from
...-aas .-l,. rraews o. growth asd
-s-tv-.-. Z. Is delightfully."- per
..-,t.sase.eud.j dressing. Il is The
...,..s.. ir.. -arls Hair ToHic ever pro
..I...,t t..c. Price onfy 50 cents.
agrlI '13lT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-04-11
TO Consumptives :

The advertiser, having been permstently cured
Of thai dread disease, Consumption, by simple
rrnedy, 10 anxious to make known TO his Fellow
al ders The means Of cure. To all who desire it,
be will send y copy Of the prescription used liree
81 eharex) with the directions for preparing and
n.ine he same, which they will lind ssSs care
for Consamptios, Asthma, Bronohits, &c
parties wishing the prescription VIII please ad'
srsss' Rev. =. 4. WILSON,
"a On 10, Psup 81. wttbEwsssrsb, y. y,
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MOR ssS ALE !
Notice !

LNRANK II. SKILLfNG> having Withdrawn
i himself and capital from the iun Of PARIS
FLOURIN co. The Bon inf-- ui -.t. urm Vii b.
closed by ROSW ELL T.. DOTEN, VINO alone i
authorized 10 sign In lcquidtin'
PARIS FLOCRISG 90.
Portland. March IL 1876 3w
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.1al r,ls, youT temper sPou2
....e Do -s.ns
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-11-02
sPECHAE NsBFlrCRs.
9aestIqna taF! eseI b ahatrer.

9nas4iana taF One ID ahaiYer.
( ARE you troubled with Indisestsorl.
Constipation Of the Bowels. Dyspepsia,
or any disease of the Liver? Hare you
suffered for years and found no relief
from the use OF medicines7s Do you have
a faint appetite, and are you troubled
with feelings Of iaDguor7 IE y9p have
these feelings we knos you hsye not
tried the new discovery -MERRELLS
sHEPATINE, at SIMPsoH & SADLER's
Drug Store, II ia performing wonderful
cures in this and nli other communities
where the people use it, Itis pronounced
by all as the best Liver Medicine in the
void. Two doses will relieve the worst
case Of Dyspepsia or Constipation of the
Bowels. Each bottle contains fly doses,
and teaspoonful of this, medicine In a
wineglassful of water three times day
for ono day, produces most wonderful
change. Where the system Is run down
with loss Of energy and appetite, or Dys-
pepsia. with all its train Of evil, is effect
ing its deadly work, this remedy, MEK-
RELLS HEPATINE, never fails to
bring about a speedy and permanent cure.
Those ssho doubt the merit aud virtue, of
this caedicine and live from day to day
without trying the HEPATINE, have our
sympathy, but cannot be cured ralcss
they take the Medicine.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-11-02
"FIrst In War, First In Peaco.y -

And first in the hearts of the thousands who
were once the victims of disordcred liver and
Its attendant malndies. Such as constipa-
ton, Bilious Feyers, Collie, Dyspepsia, SICK
Headnehe, Ihills, Roumatism. Gout, Jaun-
dice, Restiessncss, Loss Of Appetite and
General Debility. First TU1r's PILLS and
then health and happiness" is their motto.
Inis IS the result OF American progress in
science. Diseases that were once treated by
enetics, blisters, lnnccts, starvation aud
poisonous minerals, are now cured by these
safe and gentle pills. which impart strength
to the body, while they remove all nn-
healthy secrctions.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-11-02
Ia Che Probate Cbass.

.
BosaanaIl Scott, AdmTx 9Paiutiff. a. oS,pst
: Joseph Scctts VIM. Il. Bcott, ~ 'fi., De
fendants.-C Coysplaint. for partition of ionJs
paYnses,S Of de6ts, DC, Of il IN Seosf, oe.
Sltestaset.A ~ AstH ssiE4t niHDY 8Tl {
EsY virtue Of an order to mo directed from
W. ~, pEiplreys, Esp, Il Tl5I5eate
Judge of Anderson County, In tho abovc
stated case, VIII expose 70 sale On the
.. Z. .Hs,.4::Ir.sas Nc: M nL.n t
OF A ,ierson Court House,
tifSsLs,tS fsTRAcrEfso. aaoiIq Eaa 2
Containing i0lk acres. mora or less situate
IN % AndatSon Qcttfisy % d ssRteEs Of 3aiilSaai
CreSs. bounding lands OF Jasper Williams.
and others, and known SIS the Eaton Tract
in the partition or the aforesaid Rcsi Estate.
Z ylss yEE5Ms OF, eAtE-sl lpe;thiTd cash the re
lsl,l. 10 .ceedlt t0oH Nv elaet
months, secired by q bond with approved,
surety With interest from day of sale. to,'
geshcr with u naortgnge of the premises.
with leave 20 anticipate payments at any
time. PuFchaser to pay extra for oil neces-
IS. s -8ss sifs. y
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-11-02

DOA VI slatIsto UtI sIIU pun IIbt.
Ii. Within three days after the cleo
tion the chairman of the board of mana
gers, nr one of them to be designated in
writing by the board, must deliver to the
Commissioners of Election the poll liat,
the boxes containing the ballots, and q,
written statement OF the result of the
election IN his precinct.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-11-02

NOTICE.

ataaes', bl1sses' asnd ChlltQFemg'
la Clothing neatly Cs1t and Maale
up In the latest style. Also, Hair Switches
made to order from cuttings or combings, in
Ladies Room. in rear OF j. A. Daniels
Watch Shop, by
MISS CORRIE BROWN,
MISS SALLIE BOWIE.
Oct 12. 1876 Is
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-11-02
Tie American People.

No people in the world suffer as much
with nysne..ss!!. es Americans ALTHOUGH,
years of experience In medicine had failed
TO accomplish certain and sure remedy for
this disease and its effects, such rs Sour
Stomach, Heart burn, Waier.hrash, Sick
Headache, Costiveness, palpation Of .he
Heart, Liver Complaint, coming up OF the
.:ce, lev siari:s. generai debility, cic., yet
since the introduction Of GREgs's AUGUsr
FLOWER we believe there IL no case OF Dys-
pepsia chat cannot be Immediately relieved.
80 GOO dozen sold last year without one casf,
Of failure reported. Go to your Druggists,
Wilhife & Williams, and get Sample Bottle
TOR 10 cents AND Try 1t. Two doses will re-
iieve you. Regular size 20 cents.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-11-02
,s s Net Naudy.a

x,
At Aiken, in South Carolina, on Fri
day, there was o democratic sparade and
meeting. at the Close of the f1eetIIIg
the United States Marshate q sEeafed Cos
onel Butler, who had headsS the parade.
and several others This is a neat way
of making affesls. oIt does noe tshot;.i
however, that tho federal matshal had
theEeaf Ag 4sunlkss ii h d isib biIgsl els,i sbe
fore him. He seems TO have acted en-
tireiy nd tiIept afels "a hYsuflk would
resist his mandates. What oficnea the
arrested PERSONS arc charged with the tol-
egraph does not inform us; but as it wasl
o federal oiiicer who took them prisoners
they mist be charged with some crime
against the United States We remark
that here III the North police officer
does not usually select o political meet
ing rs ther dec to make arrests Of per-
sons who evidently are not lying ffom
justice. hich q course would be thorgsits
indecent, and if the persons arrested wore
prominent itszens, not avoiding the Law
ofiipfsrs atsd end II taken in q. mora quiet
nianhet, TO seize them iii o nol cal meet
ting s7uElsl Greats hese q goot deal of, in
dignstIo1 as 6esihg indsdlessl8 Irritating
and offensiye. 2.
Such acts as this in the South renamed
US of the remark Of q vehement but hon.
est Tepub blican, on llissra {rom5a visit
to New Orleans after tha lpsrSion. Of
the Lauiginna Legislature He bad gone
South ;yith Appne beliefs, which were
chang Us seeming how 81 stetS really
stood there. 4 he first fhiag VIC of the
FtItsl eassE ca ffelsa eth hb6 6r " sge5tAislk
OF the Southern whites said he, .sis
& that they niso Ar6 human beings.D Sup-
pose q pOlicenlan or ehogIff,s officer had
4 sgfestea pped doBnafron:
the platforri OF sjooper Inatitssa the 9th
es ttsIb howl so2 I'D :=-nas
ton We should have neAFd, and Hiiat
complaints of the indecensy and the de-
sire necdlessly TO irritase an audience In,
yolyad IN a1eh sp saes, The Indignation.
aud cet nplairits would hEve beeh SiIse. tod
But sshy nhauld federal nlarshals make
theplseiy iyes need dIeasle offensive ID Sou &
Carolina just now7 xfteIs is already 81 5 5
clteHieuk enough there, all Good IT,
zenss ND yadtter Nitil 81 lae authority lsa Z
are iQthed, ought 20 faI Iie pzfti IS Co al.
excitement What ID needed ftiare ii Ia.
calm apG not 10 OK 5crate mems tens
pefs. Igo are glad fd3 hear so ssr OF no
reeistRlice 20 the Eir0css off law by the
VIII and no trust slley Sssll enbnait
quigs sd bepflll rs so 3 &,
aIEtl ktall d read dy ST sssl 11ifiIs I'd hfDtE 1s
the5f oHpoia sesg RogS
.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-22
You've & nIDDLsToN;
Auction SALE OF VALUABLE TRUOE
FARM. Known AS "BLUE PLAINS" rs
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, AND OPPO

Auction SALE OF VALUABLE TRUCK
TAs pIsHEIST OF eoL ShHh rt AND SppG
SITE ALEX iNDRIA.
ana cd fhs sS Ss9
ords n n sG o e one Of The b land
M3NDAY. the ist gay Of May. 4, s. is7s, at 4 Z
he ,Ot the s All to
able truck farm known Blue Plains, - situ sted
and an on al q sss
tract OF Blue Plans which wa. devised to Thomas
his viii dated July sth is52 aao eCnvsyed by said
Thomas Berry 70 " ilam " HAYS, By deed duly
land records of SAID District, and Contained within
the following metes and bounds: Beginning for the
and notched; bears south sl4 degrees, west is links
farm house on the tract hereby described besrs
touth E54 degrees, east chains and Is links; ana
original corner Of tract OF laud called Bellevue"
moth s. degrees, east Il chains and 9 links to
stake; tence south degrees, cast 10 chains and IS
ola Ferry road thence south TX degrees,
Ssh Water mak ana ard themes sih he sA river ef
bark, as follows, yiz:-Nor.h, 7ol. degrees west,
links: thence north 50 degrees west, chain and 81
s s thence north north degree. :s snd
.F sass Rs, 1oIs s east s sssis:
~ links to the be ginIns, the whsle conta ding
"a sores more or les; excepiD,, however, there,
from all that pSrt of said trsct heretofore conveyed
by said hays to the Washington City aud Point
Lockout Railroad Company as q right OF way, con-
ia for the said right Of about and IS loo
acres more CT less,
This tract contains the m ,st valuable Is1d for
msrke, gardening in the District of Oolumota, and
ia uDsur passed IS truck farm. The Washington
CITY AID r. L. BailI cad passes through the place.
The IL of sale are: One third OF the pur "a
money IN cash, AID the balance in two ea nsl nay
ments, at a. two years resp ctiyey from date
Of sale, bearing Interest at the Of per cent.
sod secured by deed of trust upon the premises.
All conveys ncing a. purchasers cost. cepcst o!
s2O VIII BE- required time of sale IL the terms
Of sale complied with in 20 dAye from time Of
purchase, resale viii be ,Ge At IL risk AID clet
Of defeulibg purchaser.
SAMUEL L. PHILLIPS, Trustee
epl9 tdbs X. Ross PERRY, Attorney
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High life I'm wsxniurte.
,NoTHKR wIDowER IN rHE SENATE TO y.


Pow M C1cclnnd ffaifadeale-l
Anctler Treasury girl has found a perms-
heht situation, where board and clothes are
PROMISED. When the powers that be O-dain-
- reduct on 81 forces everyw sewers
clerks IN the second Auditors office were
cischarGed. They instantly formed them
selves INTO individual committees On wavs
snd means OF reinstatement one vouas
lady energetically vibrated from SENATORS 10
members with but ill succcss. There was
one magnate whose influence she desa - :
and he was 20 be reached only through n
senatorial officisl whose widower's craps
Was yet very fresh. The lady 10 graceful
bright, well educated and rather pretty. Shs
found The mourner IN a mood 30 suscepti ole
Drst visit. At the second, there was q total
surrender, an absolute laying down-no, q
suetching out-of arms on both sides. Aftar
1ls ceremony, definite terms OF capitulation
we're arranged. and the young lady west
nome duly engaged" She stu exists IN
nss o. ssiol state, but the wedding IL not
al ON. Looking down with admiration n
we csrefully combed hair OF that happy usa
tne otner day, i wondered Al a. would be a
tmooln when she should comb ~ herear g.
ana III he had yet taken the weed of MS n a.
OF course, it IL all the effect OF senstS.
Shrisuancys exsmpe am told that tne
Senstors giriish bride IL putting on m strss-
~ airs. avows that she would never adyi.s
any young lady 10 marry public man, since
such Renilemen were quite too much e.
crossed with affairs OF state 20 nav prop~f
attention 20 their better halves There are
ten widowers left I'm the senate 10 Won sun
n,Re for - minute that Mrs. Christiancys.
advice would weigh anything should one %
tho.e DISTINGUISHED men IroPosef
sS-The Gray Palmer won the Newmarket
International free handicap Yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-22
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING
md STORE. OOENER LIE AND : SrREETs

IbIHINES SALH UF BKIUk DWELLING
IND STORE. OORNER AND SHEETS
NtkTBWkST. AT AUCTION.
&2 BY virtue Of a deed of trust 10 me, dated the
n 2lst tay Of March, 1874, and recorded in Liber
No T49 folio rs, of the land records Of the Die
trict Of Columbia, shsi. on TIT B. DAY, the
4th day OF MAJ. 1S76, at clock D m in front of
the premises, sell public auction part OF lot No
1, 10 square No. Az Beginning for the same at the
southeast corner of said lot running the nee north
SO feet al, ne 9TH trtet vest thence a feet TO
public alley ~ feet wide, thence south Al ing said
alley 80 feet to north street thence east along SAD
S-street IS feet, TO the beginning; improved nv a
ibe brick hors-, with ST re room
Terns; d 500 cash. and the bslsnce In two elual
payments al az IL months, from day Of sale, IN
which the notes of the purchaser, besriog interest
at the rate OF per cent annum. ard secured by
deposit OF e2Qc will be required of the purchaser al
the time OF sale. All couveyancing at the expense
Of the purchaser. III the terms of sale are not com
pied with with in week fro N the day of sale the
trustee reserves the right TO resell the property At
giving seven days notice in the Evening star.
apo so6ds CHAS MADES, Trustee.
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LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue of wrfts Of eri fscas, issued on. OF
the CleIs Office OF the surre@s Court Of tine Dis
trict Of Columbia a. d directed. Will sell, at
public eale, for h, In front e tha court-hou 8
door - said District, ca SATURDAY. the 2sth
daY Of A psIi. 1875, at = O'Clock m all V. Marion
Burches right. title claim aud Interest ia aad to
the fo,icwips described property, yiz:-rhe west
half OF lot NO l9. 10 square &C. 24, IN the city OF
Washington, ID. q. together With eli and sia. MAR
the imp ments thereon, se;sed ADD levied
the PR perts of Victor M Fare bs AID will be sold
g. satisfy ecutons No. lsoS ir favor Of osas sod
al. use OF ". Z Alexander, acd l3tx II favor of
II. y. Alex nder.
AK. SHARP, q. .. narshl D. O.
April eih, l67e. apsdtds
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EBIED

OF Mu. !. Hasssn
Services at $50 this evening, a. No. mn
street northwest.
JETT. On the slst of April. iy6, ct q m. ne.
fle tANNiE, belo' &c csuCh ~ % John 2 ana s.r.h
Jeit, aRed - ear, uuLths aud ~ days
Lost O. earth but tanned % Heaven
u our precious loved nov
Tenderness could net d-tstu thee;
Taken, TO deck q Saviour : brow
Low down the lamp g life buruing
hAch hol We watched its hiokering light,
Family hOpius vet. But family,
Almost out meath desih : rude blight.
Vow us Out, this iickcsius taper.
Nature sinks o. quiet rest
In our home q place L. vacant.
Early called 20 JOip tn blest
Her funeral will take place from the rssidenoe Of
her fsfenfs, No. <Ot ID street sOathes-t, euDd.r
morning, at 20 .. m. Friends OF the family tn-
Nited 10 attend.
hCkLfREsH. On April 81. ls76, 90 psraly.ss
6EOR6 :. mCftFREsH, IN he 6Srh year o. h. are
Ihe lGbersl VIII take place On SUNDAY sfterDees
81 clock, from his late residence, NJ. SOC V
street northwest The relatives and friends Of toe
family are invited 20 attend.
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M a Il q II A LIS 5 a l. Is

In virtue OF o writ Of .venditoui -xp,nsa
issued ont OF the CLERKS Office OF the su-
preme Court OF the Dis riot OF Oclumbta
and TO directed, will sell at public sale for
Cash i'm front OF the Court house door VI said Dis
~ o'clock the following property, to viii viz
All John Amber emtth 8 rigbt title, claim aad in.
Of Lots Nos. /, . s, 4 and s, In Joshua Usher 9
subdivision Of square No. uS, together With ell end
Wastinat ton, ID. q seized and levied upon rs the
progeny Of john Amber Smith and ell be sold 20
ter. ALEA. eHABP,
aH-M q. 3. 0arehA p. o.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

LEAVE WaSUIHCTOy

A: LEAVE WASHINGTON
SGS-Bsitimore' Anpspaii. ana sio wa ws stssions
s roint OF Rocks and intermediate stations,
1Io-Bsltimere and Ri .den.burg
oV- w. f9sk, patteds,pa,a ond bosfo" M
s:I5-C'HciHndTi, 81 Louis and Pins5Krs Err
pes, srederick, HaserstO En. and Valley
s:2o-PoInt OF Rocks and way stations.
,saa-Bsltimore snd way stations.
lO:I3-Bsltimore Unlimited Express, No Stops
12I3-Baltipore. way stations and Annapolis
R ,s;ss On Sunday, all Way Stations and
s.so-s.ti mSas and and way stations,
4;3o,B Ba ~ and Lanysl hIpress. Frederick
sna Point via II R sS.k
Hoftan Brsnch).
t:ts-BaltimOre: Annapoli. and way stations.
a h.s;T:. town nd Wis ns:tsT si:spins s car,
.,o TO hicaso, OiGeiDnsti and Louisville:
s.SO-bd ttUore and Philadelphia cypress. rrei-
-. e5ick and Way ststi Us, via Relay.
''s-BsltmOIe, Blstensburg, Belts'iIls, Lau-
1:00-Bai ,mO-s hrPrSs.
sSSSo-pssllt,lmoTs aus way stations.
80, Bsli., lie Laurel
b. 0q 1a a9 .sss 0 sa Ssspd n MT
o,o way Stations on Metropolitan Branch.
c Cars T. F New Yori H's Express
,ee3a-sa't more aud principal way stations.
1o:3o-h srs,iDsbVrs and way stations, MetrOpoli-
11:SoI ss,, LgH,' n.zg,ss'. Chicago, Columbus
20 100 SIS. 1918 a m Il: 30, Sis $50,
o'S9, 80, $40, $40, $50, 9:35 and 1880 p.
All o. b. r trains daily. except Sunday. All trains
2 a. Relay except $50 .. IA, which stops when
slensled TOR PASSENGERS north Of Bs timoIe.
No connection on Sunday Tor szerstOwn, An
naI oils. or Vale b. anch; nor for New York and
Pm lsd.l ~ ia aud 80 2.
Leave Jan den Station, Baltm re, for Washin G.
top,-Dally-3I3 900, 6:29 m; 400, %,
40, 30 GH;'i sIssSs Is" 500.
40, HIS m. SRHdGy-9:i3 8. m. and 1:3J
D
For further information Apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices. Washington Station, and
-, COL ard COS Pennsylvania avenue. where
orders i'll be taken tor baggage to be checked and
receiN cd 81 any point In the city.
THOS. Z. SHARP,
Master Of Trsas portation.
j. NJ. COLE. General Ticket Asent
GRO KOOHTZ General A gent apis tr
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To THE TRADE AND PUBLIC.
OVER 8l73,OOO WORTH OF
FOREIGN AND Do " EsTsC DRY GOODS
At their Large ard Spacious Store,

At theft Large and Spacious Store,
CORNER 1OTF MI sTS. Washington. ID. {. d,
Commencing TUESDAY, April IL, 1915.
large consignment Of Foreign AID BONES ic
Dry Goods, consisting Of West of England, Ere nch
and German Brosd aud carrow w ,eien Cloths. of
all shades and colors; French, English aud Scotch
tancl Tweeds and Gas 81 nere3, FRroa *. MOSCOW
ana Esquinaux beavers, ChiuChillas, Vestiugs,
Gloak1Dgs, &c Also, Scotch, FTen III and Germ an
Psisij Cashmere, Queer sand, Ottoman Lscs, aud
other fasm nable and desirable shawls, Swiss Not
tDs ham Laces, &C.
DRESS GOODS In great variety. such as heavy
Black and CcIored siiks, SatiDs, irish and LII ons
Poplins. II W OF Merino., D+Isines, Sateen Cloths
serges, els CANT imported Plsids Alpacss EN- press
cloths &C &C A yery rich and rare assortment of
by o! Ss v vets, Velvateans fine Plash Suit
iaes, Prints Beached and 6nb,eached Cottons from
one 10 three rds wide, large line of English aud
Ameri, an Blankets, Flsnnels; Ladies' Gents and
Childrep,s Hosi"y; Gloves: Sc, together with a
very choice 81 we'll selected stock of Velvet, Brus-
stls Administer, Tapestry and Ingram CARPET
IN Gs. RUGS. &c, &c, Fl, m alum TO finest i'm
ported Marseies aud Turkish Quiks, aud q variety
OF tier goods too nUm= rows t. mention.
IL Sa,s to continue from day to day until the
entire stock Is oisp' sed IF. The whole to be sold
win ut reserve, in lets 10 fuit, all for cash
Sales commence daily at u q. M, 2 .. III and 7li
m. apl4 In