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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-09-20
September 7th, 1876.


Board met pursuant to adjourn
mcnt.
Members all present.
President Michael in the chair.
Minutes of yesterdays proceedings
read and approved.
Board proceeded to the examine
ton of claims. .E
The road petition of Sven PicrsOn
continued until l O'Clock, r. NJ.
The road petition of w. J. Pickerel
continued until 2 o'clock, p. M.
One o'clock the time set for the
hearing of the road petition of Sven
Pierson, the same was taken up, and
after hearing the evidence, the board
reserved final action until tomorrow,
Sept. Sth, at o'clock.
Two O'Clock, the road petition of
W. j. Pickerel being called, was
taken up, S. w. Summers appearing
as attorney for petitioner, and NJ. j.
Williams attorney for claimants for
damage. nj. j. Williams files motion
to continue said case till next session
of the Board Of Supervisors, to give
time to the widow of Jacob Shank
and the minor heirs of said Jacob
Shank, TO file claims for damage
against the establishing Of said road.
Granted, and case continued.
The road petition of Mathew Scott,
set for final hearing Sept. 9Th, at 2
O'Clock, p. NJ.
Now, on this 9Th day of Sept, 1876,
the road petition Of Stephen Worley,
ct. al, came up for final hearing, the
parties claiming damage withdrew
their claims for damages, and petition
ers withdrew their petition in rela-
ton to the vacation, as asked for in
petition and said road was ordered
to be established as prayed for by
petitioners, and as agreed to by all
interested parties, in amended petit
ton on file.
Mr.. Mccullough offered the follow
ing resolution, viz:
RESOLVED, BY the Board of Super
visors of Wapello county, Iowa, that
the County School Superintendent be
allowed to correct his report for 1875,
of the number of school children in
school distric. of Ben Butler, and
Highland Center, in Highland town
ship, said county. Adopted.
On motion adjourned till to-mor-
row morning at 9 o'clock.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-09-20

NEW York, Sept. 13.-Sheriff Con-
nor to-day returned an execution in
Tweed's 5000, 600 judgment as who'll
ly unsatisfied, he being unable TO find
any property on which to make q
lew, go -si@t
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-09-20
s,1slGIN Il. NOTICE.

SrATE OF Iowa, L.. f5453.
wapello Countyjss
Te J. +. MuNRoR: You are hereby notified that
there s now on file In the office of the clerk Of the
Circuit Court Of napello County Iowa the petit
ton OF W.. G.. MnnY0o claiming to rec Jver OF
and from you, the sum Of nine hundred and
thirty-hve dollars, on account of borrowed
money. personal property of plaintiff appropriate
cd TO your own use, on note paid rs surety, and
Now unless on appear and defend before noon
Of the second day OF the next termOf the Circuit
Court OF WarellO County Iowa, to be held and
commenced IN the Court House in Ottumwa ON
the 2Srd day Of October 1875, your default will be
entered and judgement rendered for amount
claimed with coats Of snit. ID. II. EMIRy.
Sept IL, 1876. 1t Atty for Plaintiff,
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Rate. Amt az; Tss p
s .sss,; sssn , s :es. Is asf s ,s

Sworn and subs :ribed before me this 18th day
December. 1868. O. G HILLARD
Date, at Nev York this a4.h day Of Decembe
Instead of his income being 81, II
merely, the following amounts II
ceived in 1862, have been already di
covered, and will undoubtedly b
followed by others:
Feb. l9-Fee for Trustees and Master Com
missioner's deed to the Purchasing CON-
mittee Of PIt'sburg, Fort Wayne and Chi
cago Railroad Company. $50
Feb. 25-Fees and expenses with reference -
to deed Of former railroad company, pur-
suant to order OF court, Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Ra lsoad Company. 20
March l. l,-For drafting, etc. nrst mortgage
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad
March Fees for second mortgage deed ~
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago hsai
March FEES for third mortgage deed -
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail-
ROAD Company 40
March 2-Fees for final conveyance TO rail-
way company, subject to the mortgages,
n tsburs, Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail.
June Northumberland Coal and Iron Com
pany.. ........"............. SO
Oct. I7-Services TO second mortgage bond
holders OF s.. Loui-. Alton 4 Terre
Haute Ratlread Company, as per affidavit 100
Nov. 7-Services TO lfst mortgage bond
holders Of St. LOUIS, Terrs Hsute and
Alton Railroad Company ;. ...........-.. 100
Dec. 81 Fees during year from chicago
and Northwestern Railroad Company. H,C
Fees during year from Toledo and wabash
Rail. DAD Company loO
Share of bonds retained for services during
yeArc0nnected with reconstruction OF the
Chicago and Alton Railroad Company...... $50
Salary as Trustee and President of Balance
Dry Dock COmpsny ............."...".......
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-09-20

The American 8hootists Victorious
CREEDMooRE, Sept. A.-American
total scores for both days, 1925; Irish
3.lO4; Australian 3,O96 Scotch 3O8l
Canadian 1923.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-09-20

The finest and largest Gem pictures
only $l.OO per dozen, for the next 70
days. HOvrR q McMIcHAEL.
7-6d &WH
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FOREIGN.

CoMsTANTINoPLE, Sept. l6.-One OF
the bases of peace stipulates for the
payment by Servia Of q war indem-
nifty without fixing the amount, or in
lieu thereof an increase of the Ser
Wan annual tribute.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-09-20

The GREAT MAGNETIC HEALER will
be at his residence the first IL days of
each month during the year Of 1875
Ottumwa, Iowa. d24 dAwly
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-09-20
Proeialuy,od, q King.

BELGRADE, Sept l8.--(ien. Tcher-
nayefs army, Saturday proclaimed
Prince Milan King Of 6ervia.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-09-20

Fine retouched- Photographs for the
next twenty days, at $500 per dozen.
|7-5-d&wtf Hover + MCMtCHAEL.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-09-20

Majority for the Republicans in
Maine, and several counties to hear
FRONT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-29

Blaine and Bristow, or BristOw and Blaine
make team which cannot well be driven
either tandem or double. in the Presidential
race. An old farmer, writing TO the Chicago
Journal, Is in a quandary because he ''don't
Know which TO hitch on the of side" He
nnally arranges IL so that Bristow is to be
President and Blaine Secretary OF State. 1t
is very doubtful whether this compromise
would be satisfactory to at least one of the
PARTIES.
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DRY GOODS
SPkCIE BASIS PRICEsi
RROnHEAn IN


9SN lENN.. Avs bctNeen q \ end fnfa -.
- Offkk a ~ LII LtSNOF
FphEitsN 4 NJ DOMESTIC DIZZY f,DODs
AT MOST ATTRACTIVE PRIOES
MdHB AFft'lfs adrFas trFH hs1urff Pa frss.5
a. % 90 p Cat
bi iron sr,Hseis.s, &c former price $40
hlacG iron GfensdiRss, si: Sis
II ca tlat ncsh Grenadines, 7sc former price ~
hlsck lat Mesh Gr>nsditee 81 Is. o. ~
rscuced prices
BLACK L. ons SILKS 81 CSC and Or, fnclu ling met
GHihet b. llass and rsr-ons' elaborated make
best soino Lawns, last cplors 3 i1itc
from sc. up
A fcs pieces o. turm~r slk, reduced from o. Is %
Per yard These goods are pure sIlk and Of
the best n stes
" hite rbetlsnd wool sbsxls SiH -
STOCK 81 Domeetics G. plete ssd prices rte0f
Ladies and Gems Underwear, direc from the
manufacturer and 10 portefs, ios er than ever
most excellent button kie, an al cSIors, late
shade, o. IS per pair
n nsmsutts slesc he's Cotton. IKE. per yard
BRANCH STORE,
lhos efknkf eet tfh sud lsh ed .tand
BRODHEAD a s,D
spS-n s3s Pc. s,.., bet 9sh and 10th -.
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ICEI lCEI ICE!

THE INDEPENDENT ICE COMPANY
resires TO inform CONSUMERS oF Ice that they
are now shipping from their H"UsEs on the KsS.
>EBEc RIvER, MAIZE, to this market, the best
quality Of Ice, which will be furnished to our
PafOHS at the lowest possible rates, by the Cargo
1oa or Pound, and will insure sa.is!ac len TO all
no favor us with their patronage
Depot-9th street Wharf
Otice-12le p nnsylvsnia avenue northwest
W. II. YEkGES, Superintendent
r. Be sure and look for the INDEPENDENT
IN NOo WAHONS. sp296 ct
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MINNESOTA FLOUR.

or excelled BY any in the country Lila our intso
tor to Keep supply cfth oesebrstsd Flour Il ssys
on neld Al We sk II trial 10 sstisfy the most
j. 3. BRYAH q BRO.
sp0 II COS PennsylvaAia avenue,
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PERSONAL.

DR.J a. DBURY, DENTIST, removed to No.
ing. lts
1H6 CAkPxnTAR WHO RECEIVED A Re.
NOLtER OF driver Of car IS Of the str ,ef M ne
on Thursday evening, the Nth of April lWili plea "a
return 1t 20 402 9Th street northwest. aeks 81
a DRAUGHTeMAN, FOB HIGHT YE.ns
proyid with good reference By his f"rmer en-,
Ployer. Hon AB uilett, having Los. bis po.i:ion
lately for while engaged ct the Navy De psrtmsnt.
and permitted to refer to =. friedrich go Ruream
hts job. to ind another place Of Nm PLOYMENT,
where they want . steady: sobe! . d Industrious
pay. Any one in need Of such hslD. pIesss adsrass
by postal card: A e., Washington, D. O., No Sos
xoth street northwest. ao31-Sr-
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DISSOLUTION OF 90 PARTNERSHIP.
STOCK AND FIXIURFs FOR SALE

The CO psrtEership OF !. O. wIswALL a co,
s'T'T'Hg BY iim'tditOr on July LIST, our stock
Mjsr BE CLOSED
before tina. date
shall offer to morrow, and continue 70 sell
Jon 50 days, eur large and com lete stock of
DIR Y GOODS
At GBEAT SACRIFICE ON ORIGINAL COST
and al go, d. remaining on hand June LIST, will be
sold at AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE
In order to Close N 30 Days,
REDUCTION OF FIFTY PER CENT.
Will be mahe en- large portion OF our stock.
Prints, Z, and ga cents per yard.
crown lotions, 4 cents ger yard.
Figured Grenadines, 81, 10 and In cts
GIen sdines IL Stripes, az 10 cts.
Silk Gren adinee btlos cost.
summer Fill SIX cts and upwards
Pore Black MOhairs, 30 cts, worth IS.
fine Bla IL Dress Silks, IS CT. worth o. 40
5000 yard. Black Alpacss, l5s< to 5k cts,
PARAsOLS at cost.
LGge lot Table Damasks Nspkins Vine Cloths.
Piano Ivers. &c 81 less Than New York cost.
~GBEAr BARGAINS In everything.
j. o. W1SWALL = o.,
spso-r $40 TN near Pa ave.
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NEW STOCK SPRING GOODS.

NEW STOCK SPRING GOODS.
Slightly soiIed BIeached Cotton &c., worth loo.
Ends beat Calicoes only SC Q yard
Plaid lress Goods 10, liz, Is, 20, 25c.
Dress Goods very cheap in varied qualities.
Wash Poplins &C., worth l21c.
Silk striped Dress Goods cheap.
Atwood Debeges, PoDgse Silks. cheap.
Elegant Sly les In Lawns l31Sc. worth DC.
Victoria Lawns Is. Il -, 25c very low.
White Esinsools 8, Piques, TarletOns, Lsce Stripes
Black Alpacas cheap, pure Mohairs sacrihC d..
OUR CARPET STOCK to be slaughtered for the
CASH.
Just received, White and Check Mating, sc.
Am determined to meet the times and sell goods
cheap.
+. oHAUDAIN,
ap29 tr 709 Market Space
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oSt0 IN sums 70 suit. 2 Of o30oo, and 3 Of asoo-
J Der osnG Tor noeotistiua.
Auction Sale.
ON AOA DAY; Msy LIST. ~ O'Clock ,. N, fhs
premises No 1911 9th street, between and strests
northwest. Terms ct sals. ~ -
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Bergen, New Jersey, has sensation of the
Enoch Arden order, but with an interesting
variation. Aprinter In 1866 went to Missouri
10 look after some business, leaving his wife
and two children behind. He went to New
Orleans from st. Louis, but, being heeced on
the boat by gamblers, remained in the former
city and worked at his trade for two years
In the meantime he had written to his wife
10 let her know he was alive, but, according
TO the story, was ashamed to return to her.
which was no wonder, considering his treat
ment other. He went to Colorado, made a
fortune, and having received no answers to
his letters, went to Europe. Ga Saturday
last he returned to New York. found that his
wife, believing him dead, had 70 3rried again
out had lost her second husband. She was
therefore ready for No. ], and the friends of
the family commemorated the reunion by a
grand dinner party. Ais well that ends
well.
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BANKERS.

BANh ERS.
PUTS, CALLS * SPREADS
On all the ACTIVE sToCEs at best market rates
We advise when and how 90 PERATs SAFELY BOOK
giving iul inform alton Stock PkIvIL 10 sent
free. Address orders BY n all and telegra on 10
BAXTER d co,
BANKEhS AND ShOKERS,
msr2st,th.s6kly II Wall street. New YORK
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR REST.No. 81 Bridge street, g rusr Il
u Jefferson; l. rooms, with modern o5avenirac>s:
ehesr 70 ,s scs "a an ans ssE
liza Dumbsrton street. apr cost
EoB SALE rwo valuable LOTS - b, To e. &,
a., on u sth street, between and g sle0 c-.h: bal
at GA Ith street northwest spiI Im
EoR sALK-HOUsE 1896 n street northwest
sterI m nSsa house ~ that nss
fee. Apply TO wIiLEr LIBskY.
apss I'm Corner 9Th 81. and New Yo Shh. ave.
GsHi sh sFS sJ. and
md sSs r. 500 terms. ~ lex i ssk. ns'''
EN0R RENT-The desirsble three At 1TV .11 49,
hor, Sss. BBI0S ao I,s. No iIa
No e24 10th street northwest, containing seven
prsssments. H9uiSs q JANIS We % ssRRt in
Il06 II street northwest. apiI ~
EoR sALE-A three ssory BRT0k RESI-
sra p -, 9Th street northwest. rooms, bah
spao aw srs ; stIees no1,S w..
EoR RINT-FurDished or uufurni,hed, the most
Il Desirable and pleasant suburban REsIDENCE
IN the Dis'rict 7th g., miles from c,ty 5J yards
vegetables ice and pasture IN abundance Is 70 ms.
would not oeje't 20 renting Tor summer b ..rding
fouse; part OF rent taken in bosrd apie I'm
o. p.
Il each, At S4 p month in advance.
YOUNG & MIDD ETON,
spl1 eolOt LeDroit Building.
LION REET-R ioMS, unfinished With sverTthiTs
Il for housekeeping. at No S54 Penusylvanis
avenue, southeast corner "a street. apls-eoln'
E0R SAIE-In the Country A comfortable
Il DWELLING OF Is rOoas, within Ave minutes
walk of smmend,le, Baltimore and ohio railroad:
also, hne Building Sites; Boiling and Beautiful
.ounfrH. W, II watsred. Address DANIEL AM
MEN, beltsyille. Md spI4 I'm
E0R RENT-One of the ice.. ard most oonFe-
u nieLt HOUSES in the District with all modern
inproN emepts. aud containing twelve rooms, situ-
ACC corner +ih aud q streets utEesst. Rent q 10
lermonth 10 a careful aud steady tenant Apply 20
west. srIINIrn
FOB RENT-HOUsE 40 G street northwest
y rooms, water, &c Large yard. convenient 10
thrte hnes OF street cars. as per mouth ia al
vance HOWARD q CARRIN9rON, Jr., AZ
City Hsll. snlo.Im
t'oR RINT-R0oas, furnished AID nahum.
ished in all parts q the ,tty, from IS 10 slao
per month. Apply at D0RsEY's ROOM AGEN-
u, No. s20 g. rect northwest. sp7-ln"
LOB BENT-ROOMs sngIe or en- suite fur.
L pished Seminary Building, Georgetown.
LOB SALE Oh EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
ERTH-In Ellayille, Prince Georges county
Md, SIXTEEN ACRES Of LAND. with doHbie
Frame House, good water abundance of fruit
tress Craps, &c; high and hesthy lively.
minutes walk TO the Hyattsyille depot, Baltimore
AID Ohio railroad. photograph Of the house can
o. seen and further Information obtained from b
H. sTISEMETZ, 1897 Pa ave. mar2T
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iereral Belknap's eminent counsel will
couotless make an exceedingly stubborn
Eight In behalf OF the respondent" whose
interests have been committed to their
charge. Messrs. Black and Blair being demo-
cratic In politics, appear to give their special
attention to the democratic side OF the cham
her, while Mr.. Carpenter, republican. sd-
v1cing close 10 the foot OF the main aisle,
speaks eloquently of his deep affection for
his former colleagues, and feeIingly alludes
10 the respondents gallant war record.
Judge Black speaks proudly OF the virtue
inherent In a democrat, and of his innate
aversion TO anything like dishonesty and
corruption, while Senators smile aud a tit
ter runs through the galleries. one OF the
counsel virtually says To theether, on run
This side, and you look AFTER the other" This
is pleasant little arrangement but thus far
IL mas not worked much to the advantage OF
the respondent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-29

There Is prevailing complaint OF the
scarcity OF small change. Although large
amounts OF silver have been paid out by
tradesmen, but little has been received by
the latter In return. The secret of the re-
tention of silver coin by those who have 1t
is probably its novelty and general desire
to hold Ii as long as possible. AS the supply
OF fractional currency becomes exhausted,
however, IL is reasonable TO suppose that
silver will be generally brought out TO take
Its place as a circulating medium.
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MORE NEW SPRING
AND
SUMNER DRESS GOODS

Just opened from the Large Auction sales in New
York, Lupin's Pure Biz and DOL BLACK Crena-
dipes at co. 621I, rs cents, 81, and Slf-a special
b ack Tsnise Cloths, Cashmeres and 60 Dram
ID etc: Vine Black Aohatrs and Alpacas, cheap
>S,tec,si BARGAINS IN Fins Dress Silks, ct q Is,
IN COLORkD DRESS GOODS,
sO E1tces stylish Pongees, Mohairs, Plaids, Plain
and Stripes. from Is to 621zc 100 pi css handsome
LAVE and csles ct l2,zc 200 styles Parasos
and Sun mt rellas Fine Cloths and Osss meres FOR
en- and boys wear, at low prices with Q foil stock
ing Goods OF the best class at the low
est market prices. at
j. w. COLLEY'S
CHEAP STORE, sO5, CONNER srH ST.,
kat
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PARAEOLS cost.
pi LMse 10, Table D.m.st: E.Isin, Vine Cloths.
~GRExT BABGkfss' II e Nsr hing COST
J. o. WGBWALL q o.,
aps-'r $40 I'm ST., near Pa. ave.
I. ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE
STOCK OF
NEW SPRING Dress GOODS
e.. TOWSON IL co.'s.
All (which have been purchased With the las.
.hi, eihCs IN. deSine n prices, thereby
navy Bus Paid 'ss 80 ls sS 3D. :. @
Piain Dress Goods in ecru, cream &c, $50.
seI BInnn s Re IN esfg cream &C., &c.
sik k, boI gSs in stripes netting new, at Soc
Black Grenadines, best make from IS. 30. 81 So sc
Extensive ass3r,ment q new style Parssols In eli
e.iors, ard fancy handles, from 81, 81 Is g. 81,
) ard wide Pacific PercaIes, I0c.
80 PIECES new style Iish, Calico. at Sc, So, Sc.
&c :; BEAUTIFUL coming Black at SIC and our
hohair Alpaca at 6oc., makse u like 81 goods.
BLACK SILKS
from o., 81 IS, q 20, 81 rs, e.
al. these great bargains can only DO found q.
en-. TOwsON d CO.'S.
ap2s-tr $40 Pa ave Fouth side) near 7h At
II III f > LIZ
DRESS GOODS HOUSE
w A 5 HIN TON.
We invite the attention Of the public to our i'm.
mense assortment CT new styles
SUMMER SILKS
GRENADINES
OF all shades, In stripes and pIaids
Large stock BLACK SILKS of al celeb rated
mskes
sPBING DRESS GOODS Of the most attractive
sty les and colors.
MOURNING GOODS, wHITH GOODS,
CASsIMEBEs, CURTAIN LAOES,
sILk UMBRELLAS and FINE HOSIERY
in great variety, at les than New ork prices
wOLFORD 4 sHILBERa,
SIT MARKET SPACE,
eI29 Third door from 9th street.
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NOTICE! NOTICED! NOTICEl!

Don't fail te examine our stock before you spend
your money. We are selling cheap and shall con
time TO do % Heve nov on n and fall stock OF
all kinds of DRY GOODS -
20 pieces Spring silks. in handsome shades
DO SCn Umbrellas and Parasols.
~ Iieces Back SILKS, from 70 cts to $3.50; all
qualities and mskts
20 dozen Cor. cts, at rs cts, worth 81.
lp0 Yards vie Lawn, in rem 1ants from one to ten
yards at l7la cts, worth IS cts
81 pieces Black Grenadines, all prices.
English, French and Domestic Dress Goods a
full stock, at prices much below the market
Table pamask, Wine Cloths. Napkins, Linen
Sheetr g, Pillow Linen, Cloths Osssme res for men
and boys Alec, 100 pieces Of Pacific Percales and
LawIs, at I2n cts.
Yol ust not fail to give us O call
~Remember the location. w. M BROWN,
ap29tr No. 3lA sth street, near Pa. ave
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0ls,O 900 TO loan on choice real sss,ss m sup.. NJ
nom 500 TO q 90, ct and 10 per cent. interest
lev sums st Dsr cent. In from "a e 20 000W
3. h. WARHER,
mAfu corner 7th and streets.
$40 70 5000 LHyleflp IN STOCK
Write for ~ rage book, Hen and Idiems Of WaiI IL
md Wan 1t. Review. slNr TREE.
JOHN HICKLINS d co.,
ocu-ly Bankers and Brokers, ~ Brosdwsy NY
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GEFTLE.uEs,S OUTFITS.
Every Department Well Supplied.


large assortment, probably the largest 10
Washington, Of BoOds 20 selsc from. Fine
Plaid euitings; Plain an Fanc, MO -sted Oost-
ings and suiti1es; Blue and Black Flsnnels;
Blue, Black, Plaid and Mixed Chevi0t SUIT
ingsi Blue, Black, Brown, Olive. OAhlia and
IiNed Cloths and Coatings: Handsome Psnts-
loon Patterns, White snd Fancy Nesfines.
Gentlemen Of quiet tastes are particularly In
vited 20 inspect.
Butts made measure from S8 upgard
Orders promptly filed, aud in the best manner
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LIKGERIE.

Perfectly fitting Shirts, white and CoIored
SILK and Linen HsDdk erchiefs Collars, Cuff-
scarfs and Ties. GsuZe, GO-samer, Merfno,
sik Flannel, Jean, Linen, Thread snd other
gnderSear OF approved makes and qualities.
Kid and other Gloves French aud aoslish
euspenders and Bracs< from IS cents 60 a.
Pls,n and Fancy Half Hose from 2s cent 90
81 - per pair. GymBast Shirts, Tishts end
Trunks. Boating and Yachting Shirts MaUg
articles not possible TO enumerats.
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Good euits, reliable goods, desirable and nep
styles for Sl6 Black Worsted Coats, witt
Vests TO match, from ~ 80 60 SIS Hsndsonls
Psntaloons from SIS upward. SpriBg over
coats. IN choice assortment, from q u 20 SIS
Blue and Black Flannei Suits Blue Cheviot
butts. Drsp due Goats, Vests and Psnts
looms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-29
s eoLDeTEIN . co.,
LOAN AND COMMISSION snok.Rs
OORhkR 10TH AND ID STREETS.

MOrEY LOANED or ADvAHCEs MADE On
vGuaole personal property to any amount, and for
ny une oeared, on very reasonable terms
AZ fnyste sale-Very Cheap-A large lot OF Or,
redee9ed Pledges and Commission Goods, new and
All business strictly CONFIDENTIAL
city. SAS "ouss ~ we
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-31
h Fire az Quebec.

QuEBEc, May3ls-The FIRE yesterday
was caused by children playing with
matches. It was under control about
midnight, after having burned a passage
clear through St. Louis suburbs, from
west to east, extending on the north in
some places to the neiRhborhood Of St.
John street. The number Of houses de-
stroyed is estimated at about 700. The
amount of insurance is large. Many of
the sufferers were sheltered last night in
the riding schools, drill shed and artil-
lery barracks.
A meeting to devise means for their
relief is called for to-day, Several resi-
dences inside walls we're freddy sparks,
but we're extinguished before much dam
age was done. Three or four children
are missing, and are Supposed to have
persisted in the flames. Owing to the ex'
tent Of the FIRE the water supply gave
sut, and wooden houses and outbuildings
were pulled down to prevent the spread
Of the flames. Yesterday was the ami
versary of the destruction BY fire Of the
same suburbs thirty years ago.