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RIRCH & koBEY, huctI, neers,
II 93s and $40 La ave
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctispeers,
II southeast corner 9Th and ID sts northve-
GHOkaITuMN'n NIHR Tar SaDHH ~

TRUeTBEe SALEOF LOT or GROUND I'm
GhOk0ITOWH,D C..NnAR THE II EIGHrS
BY virtue Of deed of uust dated the sd day =.
OF March, 1876, recorded in Liber SH, foiio T.
Of the Land BeooIds of the District of OOlum-
oa and at the written request of the parry secured
thereby we shall sell at pubic auction in front OF
the premises, on IUk5DAY, the 18th day OF Mo-
vembtr, 1876, at oclock .. N the folio wing de-
scrIbcd Real Estate In GeoraetoWn, ID u ,beginaing
az point IN he eastery line OF MONTGOMERY street,
Distant lou feet north from the nOrtherly line of
stoddard street, al running thence north dess
vest along said eas,ery line Of Montgomery street
leet me nee north 81 degs east along the south
eriy line OF land Of John u MCPHERSON 400 feet TO
the W line, thence along said Oemetery line
south dtgo. 81 seconds 80 feet to the line of
the land OF U kfttenhouse, thence along the line
OF SAID Rittenhouse's land on or about south 81
oees. west 49, feet, and thence south 81 des. west
al ieet 10 the place Of beginning. containina
1910 .bl-1t0 square feet Of land more or less
Terms OF sale. ol,O0. with interest ten per
and the expenses of sale In ca.h the balance six
and twelve honths, for which The purchasers
notes. bearing six Per cert. Interest from the day
OF sale and secured bv q deed Of trust bon the
property sold, will be taken. deposit of 100 will
be required OF the purchaser at the time Of sale and
AL conveyapcfDg shall be At the Of the pur
chaser. Ii the above terms of sale are not CON-
FLIED with within i've days the Trustees reserve the
right to resell at the sk and cost OF the defAuling
GEORGE ii, b. WHITE1
WIZ. b. wOODwAHp, Trustees.
1.-THE ABOVE BALE Is POSTPONED until
TUhsDAr, the 2sth dag Of November, 1875, same
GEORGE ii. B. wHIrE3
VIM. H W0nnW IEuStee3.
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MO R0n.Ua..L. RIon ytli Ry q i.ir eesh
~ IHe. fcs sny ktsd e t96lss 3nsa' ssS o SSsl
SH0le, ks:. 693 IN s9css, bsevssa and g se.th.
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STEAMERS. &c,

FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
THD STEAMER "MATTAHO," OAHf. W.
II. ByLKs, will leave her wharf, foot
Of 9Th street, every MONDAY and
Thu RSDAY MORNINGS, at ] O'Clock, Tor
landfnGs on the Potomac River, far down -
Nomini. Returning will arrive In Washington on
TUESDAY and FRIDAY yYrHINGS, about sun
down. w. II. KILLMOH. Agent,
oct3l- I'm 9th street wharf.
THE eTEAMER HABBIHGER viii leave 9Th
street wharf on WEDNESDAYS
and bATURDAYS, ct ] o. m, for y .SIE@h
Grinders Wharf, Brick House, Lit
lie Ferry aid intermediate landings.
hetuTn next day at O. N from Little Ferry.
octl0-n n. 4. GREGG, captain.
FOR NORFOLK.
Steamer LADY OF TIE LAKE leaves the
Company wharf. foot OF 9Th street,
every MONDAY, WEDaESDAY
anc FRIDAY, At pm, for Norfolk.
Returning, leave Norfolk Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, q p N. Fare, o.; roand TIP, o.
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Steamer yHO. W. THOMPSON leaves Oom-
pAny 3 wharf, fcct Of 9Th street, every TUESDAY,
81 o. m, for Cur tCman and intermediate Ia nd.
ings, and every FRIDAY, at O. m, for Ocan
Siver, stopping Ut intermediate landings.
- For Information apply 81 the Metropolitan
Bank 18th street, opposite ths Treasury, or n
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FINE VALUABLE PAINTINGS STOLEN
In The confusion At the IRE at s39 Broad way,
on TUESDAY evening, i've valuable paintings
were stolen from Miners art 9 allery ut sf5
Mr.. CHARLES Knapp OF Washington, and
were placed on exhibition on Monday. They
are = large painting by A. Biergtadt OF q lake
$1,000; ga scene on the Guadalq uiver," by 8.
COLEMAN, valued at $500; "Jeslousy," by III.
A DieffeD back, valued 1t $3.50, and q small
painting by ". Chavet, valued at &s50.IM
y. Sun, 11fh.
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THAT WAS SIGHT on Tuesday night d {
for . note In Hawthorne's diary. Ten thou
ofYice 20 know who was elected, and there OPP
posite, In the shadows, In ST. Paul's church
yard, quietly lay the politicians who ruled
proyincee moro than . hundred years ago.
In Y HerQkd
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PREPARING FOR rHE Porrs DrArH.-
The Cologne Gazette psblisheS a report
which has been presented 20 The King OF IL
20 be tsken by the Italian Government An
the death Of his holiness the Pore. The
ministers propose Immediately alter the
ppe v dsssn 70 Sx oSSgRy toe nTsiseorscSd Of
Rome will request certain PNpaI officials 20
assist ~ viewing the body and other neccs-
ssry formalities. II this be refused, me pre-
feet will forcioly enter the Vatican accom-
panied by The Questor, also by ply sicians,
notaries a I'd witnesses who. alCer viewing
tne BODY, will send certincs ATE OF inc uest 70
70 the furniture In the Pores Departments
and remain 90 until after the removal Of the
BODY. After twenty four hours the bojy will
also recommends that the perfect De in
ttructed, after viewing the Pope's body, 60
tske possession of the most i'm port ant Papsl
insienia. including the nsbermsn's ring, and
deliver them with the certificates OF inc ue<t
10 the cardinal deacon.
TIE QUEkN ON SUNDAY HaRvpSrrNa-
On sunday afterooon her majesty, accom-
panied by the Princess Beatrice, drove 70
Mr.. Beeg. From coniinn nous wei Inc Yea they
bso on the previous day cleared nm. and
cnsbseo 70 orlghtsunshine. Toe q ueen amer
snort stay AT Lochnsgar Farm, continued
her drive by way OF BALM acroft. and remain
ed for some time beside a field OF oals he
longing 70 Mr.. Beeg, where about nfIy men
binding
In stocks grain which hal been spread ont
to dry on Saturday. It was dry on SUNDAY
and the people In the district turned out.
and with willing hands had the whole 1eld
bound and stocked by evening, part OF the
operation being conducted by MOONLIGHT
Before her departure her majesty sigui1ed
10 Mr. Begg her opinion that the work was
one OF Decessity.-l London DAILY Nesos.
GIRL TRIEs TO Poison HEB FATHER.
kllen Been, Dung girl OF rs, was arrested
In North Stamford on Thursday on a charge
OF attempting 10 kih her father by poisoning
him with Paris green. The attempts-tvo
OF them-were made week ago, out moth
Ing was done about IL until this week. on
rrlosy, Oct 2, the girl went TO stamford
and purchased the drug. which she sdmtnis-
Tered 10 her father, frst In a cup OF coffee
and then In mug OF cider. The dose in both
cases was TOO great, Inducing vomiting. The
seulment Ia the cider mug contained poison,
and package OF IL was found hidden I'm the
house The trouble was that the father in-
terfered 10 prevent the attentions TO the
daughter OF young man he did not like
Hartford Times.
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AUCTION SALES.
nOwEMAH 4 GRE FN Auctiopee,,.

DOwHMAh 4 GRE 81, Auotionssas.
1F FSorSp st saLs s,, g, yaALyAsLs ~;
A M.sr l1 o6s AEg Pa SS SStfa
BACH BGiEpIEG WIZ IAsss
By virtue q eeed Of tru., dated Asril asd, -
Gsre. and a IL: ssS q
der dem II SIs 4 81 =.
a. clock m 1.-The folio wing described real estete
II uAtss In the city q in :.,d pisias.
10 John
sDd seyety nine 49, Is the same is recorded in the
4Ss q .:G city '
Terms M Of s.le One third cash, Of which ssoc
Y. and il months. in equal psi msnts. to B. secured
oy purohasers noes, bearing interest from day Of
nd q 1 On
SOLD UonyeyancIng aud recording at pa rch sser's
ss: e +. { 4
esn a.a. l. issi 81; vest.
60. .hs above sale i. Ppsrf1Nsp u IN rGEs
DA So1s November e lTTs ss%e hS%r sqd place
II h. WARNER, Auotioneer
Tk9sTHIs; sALEoF THREE STORY AND
i3L AID ns lsT sTkneTs EAST, NEAR st
By virtue Of . deco Of trust. dated August -
st 1874 and recoI ded in Lfoer No 75s, folio f...
5S5, OF the lard record. OF the District OF Ekx
Olnn bfs, the subscribers will sell, the highest
BIDDER on the premises. on TUESDAY, the a. ID
CAY OF NoyeoberA ID. 1876, AZ o'clock in the after
,oob, House and Lot on K street northeast, In
th. city OF sshington, y. o.. known O. q Ien-
tten street northeast, and described in former
CONVEY spcing as Lot No. ISL In U. Gilberts sub
disi,i.n Of Square No 61s 10 sad city, beies Of
the oobyeJed BY deed of this ate laid Jennie
x. Ntiiouskby by the trustees of the l. uIse Home
det mentioned
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash Tor all cash. at the
option of the purchaser, of which $500 must be
psio at the time OF sale; and the residue in five
years. with Interest tbs deferred payments at the
rate 81 per centrum per snnum: payable semi
nusiIy, untfl The principal IL paid: for which the
purchaser must give note, TO be secured by deed
Of trust the property tO'd, with the usual c)ve-
nsnts Ct insurance, &C and all conveyaucng must
be at the purcba Jer's cost If the terms are not
crmplied with within five days after the day OF SALE
the the right to resell the perty
on i've days public notice Ia the"IyKNJNG tTAR,"
on the ssme terms at the risk and cost OF the pur
'n"'ef ~ 0''"o''' q q. Hon. Trustees.
nov3I3 II J T UOLDWELL. salesman
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THIS EVENING.
This EVENING.
T HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE
v.,U.p,rpp,33E ,,,

Il
AMONG WHICH ARE
irish snd Catholic Be oks, nm
u eoisgical and Controversial Books, ~
French, Greek and Latin Books,
lilustrated Works on Antiquities, Voyages and
Travels, Arts ann Sciences,
Together with many Valuable Standard and Mis-
cellaneons Worss on bistory, Poetry, Blogra
ply, and General Literature.
To be solo at my auction rooms, southwest corner
PeIna. aveDre and llth street, a ON DAY EVEN
ING. November 1 3, 1876. and following evenings,
cor me ncing ct half past O'Clock precisely.
Terms cash.
noy9 THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr.
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YO.nORkOW.

RROOKER q Lewis, Auctioneers,
- Marble Building, Penna. ave. and 18th st.
GREAT PAwNBnoKERssAL SALE OF OVER 500
sIsTISG OF LAR9E VaRiETf0F q SNTs
AMI kADiSs Ehs,sa WEEPING,
FR.TED MAKES Of WATCHES; FINE COLD
fSbs 81 Fdss sHs q sIHs P1s sFSss
SHS F tps5ss sLEEs
TORS, and such goods as are usually found at
pawhb' kers' sales.
rooms, on wKpNEspeY M0sSIsG. NV. ~
15tb, commencing at 10 o'clock, and will be =
snd 9Kba and
ing st same hour Ind pace.
Aver, article warranted BY order OF
BR0OK sR & LEWIS, Aucts,
novl3T llth st. aud Ia avenue, north vest.
HUNUANsOn BROS, Ancuoneers.
TggsTlEso, SALE OF FIVE UNFINISHED
s s5Gs . 81 sTt .TsEI ssfFs
By virtue OF a deco OF rust, dated May 10th, -
s3g ct seq, one o, the land records for the t:A
ssn r
Der 5th 1876, at 4:30 O'Clock D. N ths folio wing
descrit ed real eststs situate in the city OF Wash
instoD District Of Onumbia. to wit: All those Ger.
and ing in the city Of Washington. District Of Co.
Inn b o. s1d .99s snd a. Is iSfs nine
ty i've, (95, AID ninety ak, 1851 IN Eli g. Black.
God 3 Subdivision Of square numbered one hundred
and ninety three, 1885, g. gether with the Inn prove
ents, consisting OF five M flushed swo story and
basement brick houses.
Terms: One third cash; balsnce IN six 90 twelve
(l2) eighteen 49, months with lteIe at Ser
Ct On properg od or 81 CASH at the
Of the purchaser deposit Of 400 required OF the
purchaser NJ time OF SALE and all convey apcinE ct
The pui cbssers cost. Terms to be conn Piled with
within wen days. CT the properly viii be resold
nHas. q, GLoVEk, Trustse,.
ChAHOERY SALE or HAL ESTATE IL
b, virtue Of . decree made 5, the Supreme u
Court Of the District Of Columbia, in cause e.!v
numbered 8 aos, Equity docket IL, between III
Sophia Clarke, ct al. compliance ats, and Kate =
Yates ct al, dtfsndantr, the undersigned truste.
on "WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day OF November 1876
at O'Clock p m, tt at parcel Of ground and prem
ises situated in said CITY, and kr own part Of Lo
(4SS ~ ard coptsine ed within the metes and bounds
following, TO wit: Beginning at the distance o.
eighty two 49, feet tour (4) inches from q stree
south aud running thence south on q line with
MIN. .nine (99) feet four 4 inches, thence norti
elve 2) feet thence west thirty 200 feet, thence
north four AZ feet, and thence west sixty niue $50
| improved by q 2 story frame House.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; and the balance IL
two equal pay ents in and y months. reap. ell
after date OF sale, with interest at per cent ps
ptrp sold TO satisfaction OF trustee All conveSan
G. &c at cost OF purchaser. A de posit of 50
the sale will be required. III terms are 1t com
pli,a with Sithin fiys days Trustee reserves III
IovsA nnSGANSnE BROS ,Aucts.
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iASis 9 9: S S1T9Hi Trustees,
1ciSl-7aw&ss Ut. GOODWILL, Salesman,
You've MIDDLETON, Auotionsers.

TRUSTEES SALE or DHsIRABLl THREE.
story BRICg DWELLING ON the HORTH-
WEST O1REER OF HATH AND q erR11fB
by virtue Of deed of trust. dated April ls, -
4. u. 1878, duly recorded In Ltber No. 7S2, e.l
folio $40. Ct seq: one Of the land records for k2
be District Of Columbia, and ~ the request Of the
party secured thereby, we will sell st public aue-
lion, in fIent OF the premises, on W1Dh1eOAY,
lowing described real estate situsts In the city Of
piece or parcel Of srcund known and DESIGNATED on
the plat plan OF said city - lot numbered hfty,
go, in Mayhew's subdivision OF lots numbered
one a., two, t2J &c.. in square numbered two hun
bred and four, t2o4J together with the improve
Terms: One -fourth in cash, and the balance q
stx twelve and ss hfeen months. with interest as
eieht Per cent per ennum. secured By . desd Of
the purchassr. a eesosit Of Ol00 required ct the
time Of sals. and all con sey anetng Ct purehassrs
cost. II Isrms Of sale ere not mpited with In
days the ruseses rsssrye tns right 70 rs.eu
Durohsssr sissr ave days' adyeErssmsat.
SsAnISss q q ct &esSssssis, Trustees.
novl-so&ds (0troo ,so&asl
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AUCTION SALES.
TRusTEE eALB OF IMPROVE PsoP-
gRTy Oh 9rs srRkEr AND IN STREET

1 e0UlHIsst
OF Jul ls74 ard duly recorded in Toe land ~
records OF the District II Columbia. ioer-N&A
.. public auction, ia iroat OF prem on sATUR.
- ,he sth DAY % Soyember io:s, a. 4 m,
parcel. Of land as ioIo-s Tbs ORTIZ is 'ess iroa;
fs.t de- q sub .ot tleJ 10 squsrs, 9-sl; also,
CO.. IL ssu.T tssss tSsesSsT .ih BE
nehts thereon coh,i-ti In the art piece OF
iont, stv -stor, frame house
lem. OF 'aIe: One foarIh cash and balance in l..
sX I'D sisS ia,s,.:, ;, 70 ger per
Il saieS ...r: cost aEs 5. pSss,
novH Be Trustee.
DUsoAEsOB BROS, Asctioseerr.
siE1SE. : sovs q 4ofy
s1if tsGn As oIfle..J fIS S1Tf
2o,h, :. $50 o'cloeh, .s win cell in front Of
q: R Is%,... s,l Of lot 30 "A in ,Sq,r. No. -
:. !. i@1lS,sd b sesst.si.i Biics oildIss.,
No; ssl IS street having ont Of ~ test, iii es
sold fiIst. and INN edisiey thereafter the north
Terms IF sole: Oot-bsI, cash; the balance 10 one
ard twe yesrs nots to be assured by deed Of trust
All COW yanciUs at purchaser. cost A deposIt vi
Dsvn sss 6Ts sSn fssa s's ssos Aue..
RIRcH hoBEY. Aucu, neers,
By virtue of q ehsttle deed Of trust from ~
VIM d bsTLour 10 the Undersigned irus- In
tee, will expose Al public ,s'e At ihs Ba Gh
be 1916 O. 10 cloch the folio sins pro perty,
Ore Mule, Cart and Harness
One d orse, Top ockswsy Buggy end Harness.
si Ii ass SOFT ss'i.''
NOVELS tuitb SATAN Anci iOaoefa
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CLYDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINZ,
BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WASHING.
TON And GEOR9kT0WH, d. O.
sIkAMsBs LnAvK PHILADELPHIA sysry
SATURDAY ct ~ m, returning, 49,
LAVE GE0RGETOWH every EAp5H
mOEBhI At ] p. IN. Freight re-a271rz1nzssen
eefved daily Consgnees wishing their goods landed
a. aeosset9wn VI, please have then marked
WIN. p: CLYDE CO., g.. =. HYDE,
IL South wharves, 50 Water street.
philadelphia. Gsor setovn, u. o.
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DRY GOODS.
IN MONDAY,

OK MONDAY,
NoyEABEa Is, 1916,
WE WILL RspUok OUR sr1Ok or DRY
GOODS IN SOME INsrASous 20 PER
CENT. BELOW FORMS PKIoEs.
e::s s socS msIis 60, ..so ;.oId.s
Jtias vide o sOe.
pieces Whit. s fl.nns ' At s iso " ''''
Is pieces Atwood Flsnr Ell, 10
50 piece. Canton Tlannsl. e1ir. S hss1y, attic.
G.!s@s. Sf n .s,
trssss Is n a blue. .. Sc %
Black Alpscss and aohsirs, 10, rs, So SO.
CSlered Drsn foods In oil the me- colors, Is, Is,
from y: G sa g.
% Blsck Merino shsw!s very cheap
Best sedie.@d Rec : fsiIi II F "a l1d etc
2h-wide sheetine Cot'ops, D ard 7sc better
grade than We ever sold before.
M. TGwsOs d CO.,
$50 PESNsYLvAsIa AVENUE,
rovll eCtr NEAR 9rH STREET
BARGAINS IN SILKS.
PERRY a. BROTHER
Have made large additions to thzir already we'll
selected stcck OF EOretga
BLACK,
COLORED, and
FANCY SILKS,
which viii be offered at exceedingly low prices
These goods having been secured p Tor to The
upon the failure OF tina elk crop,
WILL BIZ SOLD
Without reference 20 their present market value,
Purchasers may not gain have such opportuuf-
y as the present to secure Silks at the prices
Offering. The attention OF frienda customers and
strangers IL invited.
ONE PRIOE ONLY
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND NINTH ST.
nova eoet
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MORE BARGAINS FROM AUCTION
DRY GOODS REDUCED.

CLOSIHG-CUT CARPET SAIE
Our uock carpets are 20 be soii, aun bnTers have
sn opportunity 70 get them at manu1scturers'
price,.
DbY soODs STOCK MUST BE REOUOED.
BEN nant. test CslicOes, sac.
Cahcoes, Sc M
Dress Goods, I7S Is, %, IS TO Soc
All W ool Oeshmeres, Soc Up
black Alpacas, full Width. 22Lc.
al Wool Seraes- 40. 50. 6lAc
blsck silks at old price--RI, 81 IS FL SO. n
shaw :, Blankets. Comforts
Md Gloves. SEC M.
Ready made Felt 81 frts. Soc I'D
QUE STOCK MUST - SOLD.
N pAUDATN,
rovS IT T09 Market Space,
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UHIVEksAA =. Il. TICKET OFFICE
RAILROAD TICKETS to or from al points
s' ::ss:. 800 q s: p p: sss;ss.N
u this city.
Tickets good SUI used. Baggage eneake ed through.
Apply TO ID. WHlTEeIDl,
sDlJ e15 Penn. ave-. Candy stors.
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MARRIED.
DIED..

TlNDALL-BAHD. In Alton, Illinois, October
Fl, 1876, Nm. TINDALL and LIS y. II. RkND. No
csros.
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I ApIEs BEAD DUB NEW ADVERrIsEnENT
H Of our
CHEAP DRY GOODS.
Seal Brown herino, .n pure wool, one yard wide,
CARTERs Tor Market space.
Black Casbnerrs, one ward wide very dne e.
worth 81.
O4RTER's, TOv Market Space.
Black 81 ks, very cheap. 81. 81 Is. o. 50, 81 rs.
OARTERS, 10T Market Space.
Double fold PC pin mohairs-DsrR Green, Seal
brown, French Grey, Navy BIue-oniY IS, worth 81.
pcuble-fold Black Alpaca, very fine, only IS,
worth 81.
Large size White Wool Blankets, ESQ, worth
We are selling the best Canton Flannel in this
city for L. also the best yard vide Cotton for TO- in
remnants, WORTH II. good Canton Flaunel for 8;
ltnen Towels, 8; Calieo,s; Pure silk Mohsir Black
= alpaca, 50, vOrth7s
We are selling toe best yard wide DoubIe Heron
Sone Bed Tick At Is. worth CO. nos6 tr
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COAL AND KINDLIN0 WOOD.

-, v ~ Sess o. o0AL = now eonllsss, neras1ll
- toe CHOICE QUANTITIES, and % which Wepinvtss ~
sssenf,on OF oous1meu. Our
SAfHAI buhDLBD KlH DLIU0 WOOD,
w q nfengneee - svegy bundle, b the ~ n
-. ~ ee1e ~ al 9rooerR--RY q. 10 eh0y6G1.
po10 % kerossoe Oh Fsaatrst.
CHEAP. SAFE 0LBAN
BP2REDOD . RD0.
I'M ~ DSDos ~ -sezose WnaRa
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COAL AND WOOD.

WHITE ASH, EGG and EURH OB........0s SO
w Do. Uhestnut...-.......-.... s rs
DO. btoNe W
ehamokfn z. A Us
ehamokin or A. STOW SO
Lyhen's Valley Egg and stove-.-.............. 90
Pine WOOD, per cord, %, % SO and Is.
HICKORY 10 DO DO ss,ossee..
Tao lbs. Coal TO the ton.
Il. n MILLER SON,
~ street snd Virginia ave g. W.
Branch Offce-92O Penn N avenue, now. In
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WE WILL RspUOE OUR STOCK or DRY
GOODs IN SOME IN5rASOus 90 PER
CEsT. BELOW FORMS PRIoEs.
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I OOK AT THESE PRICES.

1908 = street. be. lsts and 18th.
The Portland daily press., 1876-07-28
Current Notes.

Should Tilden be elected President, his
confidential friends and advisers will be
brother Morrissey, Pendleton, Coffee-Pot
Wallace, Confederate General Butler, of
Hamburg, S. c., and Ingersoll. These are
all in his confidence now, and all are earnest
reformers. Commercial Advertiser.
Sam Cox writes, 'Let New York city give
$4,000 Democratic majority" Singularly
enough that is just the majority that Tweed
''let' it give for Seymour that time the S. j..
Tilden crc ulars went around the country dis
:ricts, and brought to Tweed and Tilden in
formation as to how gre at was the real Re
publican majority of the state. Let there
be another Tilden circular.
Every time the editor of the Madison Pat
riot of Wisconsin sits down to write soul
stirring article in favor of Tilden, this SEN
tence, which he published two days before
the governor was nominated, rises up and
discourages him: "Besides being hard-soft-
shinplaster anything to.make-dollars man,
Gov Tilden is a big railway shark, with a
double row of teeth an round"
The Portland daily press., 1876-07-28


To show the character of the expenditures
arising from the late war, as given above,
number of statements follow giving the
the items. The $4,s76,0OO in the civil list is
made up of the salaries of officers of new bu-
reaus and the large increase of officers re-
qured by the war, the cost of courts required
by the same and other expenses which are
minutely set forth. Under the head Of "For-
eign intercourse" the expenses and awards
of the United States and British claims Com
mission, and of the Alabama Claims Com
missioners are given. The deductions un-
der the head of Miscellaneous include a
long list of expenditures including judgements
of the Court of Claims for damages sustained
by loyal Southerners, the expenses of the
national loan, the currency, collection of the
internal revenue etc., etc. Under the in
creased expenditure of the War Department
on account of the rebellion there are s., ,OOO.-
600 of direct claims, responsibilities growing
out of the war, the increase of the army, and
the further increase of pay rendered necessa-
The Portland daily press., 1876-07-28
BOARD.
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A NEWLY painted house very conveniently 10.
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and gas. Also nearly furniture for sale in the
same at a bargain. Inquire at 294 Congress st.
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The Portland daily press., 1876-07-28
TERMS $500 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.

ry by the exigencies of the demand of men in
lo61-5. Mr.. Conant attributes S1S9, $780,
600 to the Rebellion. 1t is certain that
S175.OOO,OOO of the expenditures of 1875
should be charged to that cause.
Does the argus imagine that in a single
decade, the people have forgotten the fruitful
cause of the large expenditures which it so
fippantly parades before its readers? Does
it imagine that intelligent people do not
know that two-thirds,of the current expend-
itures of the federal government are due to
a causeless attempt of every state which
cast its electoral cote, IN 1860 for the Demo.
cratic candidates for the Presidency to des-
troy the Union? The leaders of the party
of which the argus is an active exponent
are so UNANIMOUSLY connected with the attempt
to destroy the government that common pru-
dence would seem to dictate that they avoid the
subject of public expenditures, since the Or
dinary reader may learn from reliable sources
that two-thrds of the money paid out Of the
treasury goes to pay Obligations resulting
from their treason.