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New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
SCHOONER SUNK BY \ SOUND STEAMER

The schooner d. 7. Aumack, while peaang
down She Eass River sbca. cclook yes;eday aiteI-
aOol wa -.ruyE and csIaz,d by sle steamboat =. l.
E5rthan Of the Ner Havra l.e Thss bet~e"p tno NcV
Yors asl rreoklyR 9dxe pier fbe ss'sfltr received
no damage; lares kse ttoVe in t,e 4citsUnoT'i
.1e avd nc fle1 aud sank isUcGiste,y. until only her
.erDYari rail @sc t9pssi- could he TIE
,;cs-e ur uy porsoBa NAs ~ 30 e' rescue
The stra-r uaIueS % rc2aor S's.sDce, su3 .nsh Drc
ccrsju. ~ her Vay T&s tUs aos tODt 90 I1Lvr
"a. to u4rb&G' Ea<f aa-F sUl.as ters, wlerO sbJ
vas ll, fast She lies ncr p9r. bean-5nds, hNr II
submerged. There cargo on ossrd
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
THE mmrsrFAp REsFRvorR MANDAsrus.

ME IIENFoIFNI' ItIN7I nv JTN MIME Y -
In she Special Term of the. Supreme Court
in BrCOslJ yesterday Judge nsInard presiding. Cosp"-
ration Counsel Dewitt nalo appi."aton to reopen the
prCcegNn.s iu tho r,sBJ"-us granted IN compel Com
lnissioBsrs Fowler and idaIss Of the Board Of CITY
WORKS complete tho fS,iug .. tho Hempsc'd Rtser-
yoir dam m order Introduce affidavit san~ng thas
Inc . ,,a so5g 900 y the Water Revenue Bd applies
lle 50 TO reservoir. Sen. R3;-r \. Pryor 1870 de-
fsadsats counsel nIsfo objsc,pn % The applci oE
L,it be- wis. 20 ls co,,nter ailGTI JCdse SaTnGrd
Sas wiling % grant tts application bur whom Mr.
Dewitt bad read ss counter oil III. ne Gesfod 70 ~
roLucc nDGter IN reply - II. fou Pryor, ne 3ut,
nd iurCtlaed new natIer. Gen. Pryor cOnsonteA TO
Ill ronnphL
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
r.scopp IN rnE COIL CONTENTION.

The dissatisfaction existing between the
several corporations forming the coal COMBINATION. ana
referred TO repeatedly in uo columns of The TRIDyNE
has reachoa IL. CLIMAX. and i IS TO be decided at meet
iDE to-day Ihsiner o. not the combination shall con
tinue The sevefal companies cagc th there has been
,ioatou Of the compact which limits the production
o eaoh company. Unless gar.rtces are given mat tho
compact viii he adhered %, tls csoaSsi c0lganles VIII
progbr viLLira from tae CoLIbin1tiOu. ILcre IA an
attempt making, however, 10 hSrriOniZo oouhcuns IN
Ten ests aud prevent dss utUn Of the CONT 1Iou
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22

NuUDLETowN, n. y, Ang. 21.-William L..
NorAwsy, charged with a ,Go0 forgery II Horse
hcads y. Y, arrested al Aanburgh Sussex County
n , Ola Saturday, by Constable Jerfis Il Deekerio"L
froP whom he escaped vcsrriay. Allen Cooper, SleTin
OF CLemung arrived ai DockegtOwn after tue escape Of
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
ARAIY ORnEKs.

WASHINGTON, Aug 21.-FiTst Lcut. George f.
Fort Cavalry has bon oricrd 70 report u the Snpsh
duty second Lieut. H. Wnhem lst InfanT has Os,n ~.
!eged duty FOt Coiin0ls, NeHlofA hrOoi h"I
ordered 10 Jon his regiment
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
PASSENGERS 4RRIVED.

FROM LIvERPOoI-In steamship England, Aug. =.
Nj. and Mrs and w. b. Clapp. Mrs G@
Thompeon MISS T. Logan. Mrs w H. THOMPSON, MT
Mrs r. Henderson, Mrs. Black, Miss PerCiyal Mss Va
Mr.. Mrs. Conway ana family, Mrs. Massey. Mss
snder Mr and Mrs. W. IL. Doane, Miss NJ. JacOb MISS.
Mnrphy Mr. and Ars. Donaldson Miss 4. DaYal, Messr.
Devau AshmOre TppetI Merriam Pray, p rker Ne"Inan
Haley, Keson, simpson Mctiunnoss, ooAoelSI Sauhass
Wilbur, HaIrLs, Mcdonald ana Hlein
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON Aug. 2l.-Lieut. Charles II. Stock
ton detached from the ydrograpc Once and ordered 70 o
PI,mouih at Bost0a IN place Lieut. Webster DOy, do
t.cbed from that placed waiting 3riers chap
X IA detached from the Rcm)hd ana pacod
on waiting orders.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22

/. USANswER ER,BLE.-ie--BGt why, If | may
ask do yOu lncluu Ey oltrf eheWe, since YOU lresa
for a reason because you are. He-5uch "a rough ugly
follow, you would say hsfC-d IL, you know, beauty
is only skin deep. She-NOT Is uginrss, suppose ut
you needn't DC ugly Al through Il Fdnry Folks.
THE ROYAL ROAD AT LAsr.-Granny "Play-
ing tie truant agn, yor young waglbone; III warn. yer
W when gets yer 'Omel Why amt yer at school Ike
yen good brother, TOmT jack: Baint uO truant az
ALL Sic aud Tom divides IL now carries tie books TO
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
urNIArURE ALMANAC.

MINIAI IKE ALMANAV -.
sets Gas AOOp Scts...... S:23
WAFER THIS pAf-As
SANDY Hook 0y7 COWS Island 1915 lIe a.. Ferry. .lSp
HIGH WATER THIS DAY-P. ~
SANDY Hook 957 Cows lslaud lO37 Hell q. Ferry IL"
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22

HoPEFUL.-Reetor (sorrowfully 10 81 Habit
nal '-DruBk again. HsbiGnL lcheerinny 10 rector'-
Hsy' mind. SO In L-lJudy.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
TIE COURTS.
NIT FOR TRANSFER OF STOCK.

John C. Connor, jr., has brougbt suit against
the New,Jo rsey and NcwYork Railway Company Davld
Patterson its pre- 1ent and Henry c. Demihg is SEQ
reary compel the transfer OF 4492 shares OF tue
Compsnys stock ~ which he claims to be owner 10 Ms
own name. Tho present company was formed Dy inc
consoI aton OF the Hnckensack and New-York RAILROAD
Company, and the New-Y0rk and Hackensack TX
tension Railroad Company, nnd under the terms
OF tho consolidation tlo Stock OF those companies
became stock IN the now company. He charges
in his complaint that Patterson and Derning have
refused to trsns'1r bis sbares on the DooAs
20 him. AID 70 ieue certificates Of the new company 70
him. lhe defendants, Paterson and DeDing demnrreo
20 THE or three grounds: 5a5 the company was NOT
proper ,rty that e coInpl int contained stent
causes Of acton. and has 1t did not s,as
n cause Of action Judge spelr on Superior our!
speca' Term, ycsterdey decided In Tue d,ss. nss.
point that II the company was not ploperr
party, there was an excess, and not q he'eot u
partics and tLe other defendants could not 1ei ~.
that on the second that there was onIy one H9eo OF
action the transfer % the stock, ana therefore we
second demurrer vas bad; Dut OIL the third foGt ne
holds that TIE Complaint fails to show by any acts ta
Il was the duty of the pro5idsrG and secretary 10 make
such transfers. ard therefore shows cause OF ao Jon
Tin demurrer on he last point T. sustained WIN cave
u the plaintiff 10 amend HE complaint
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH, \. H., Aug 2l.--The United states
sfeafne. Dispatch arrived here today Tue uutd eLes
figate Franklin has been ordered TO this navy! ard
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
THE STEWART Will CONTEST ooSTISUED.

TIE STEWART WILL CONTEST CONTINUED.
James Bailey, one Of the contestants OF the
will o. the late A. T Stewart, yesterday fled an sppe"
from the decision Of tho Surrogate sustaining The pro
bate Of tho WILL and proposes 10 further contest the VIII
In the Supreme Court Tho following is q copy .of the
appeal:
An order % tho Surrogate OF the County OF Ne1ork
byin bean made ad entered u tLis matter the 2ls
Of Ju 1876 whereby il ordered that the petition
fbeTel0inre presented 20 The said Surrogate Dy
james Bailey, bearing date the 3lst DAY OF LAY,
1876 and praying that tho Pr tended prOoate OF
mo ipstruuleut yreuou.iet a the Inst viii ana
testament of Alexander r. stewart and the apparent e-
,on thereon might revoked vacated, and SCI aside
aud fer other aud iJrtnor relief md all roceedlngs upon
sid petition should DC dismissed; ahI tle sao Jaihee
Eoey The said ttoaey feeling agZrieysd Dy the saIo
ordeg l. tho said James Bailey do hereby appCal rom
tbe sad oder and every part thereof to te supreme
Court and pray tnas tho posiDgs, proofs ahd pIOcesd
Tugs u the said mater may DO transmitted 70 the GU
urrpc Court 20 e end that such order may De ma'ie
thercupOn shall he just.
on the petit 0ers bond TO cover the cost OF appeal
Charles G. Giebet OF No 172 Iwefth-5t Br oklyn aId
William 4. Corr OF NO III Cark-st. r0)kyE, are suTe
ties Llihu Root is the attorney FOR Mr. Bailey.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22

Total 1V W
7he list of contributions received 6y Dr. Andrew H..
a,,its is As fs-}cva:
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
CALENDARS-THIs DAY.

supRRYR CoURr-C -CIfAslBERs-DoNouUB. J.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09

The coup d etat at Constantinople inter-
ests scholars and arch9ologists quite as
much as statesmen. A new broom sweeps
clean, and ii is hoped that the new Sultan
will remember how his predecessor gladden.
ed the lovers OF letters and art by the con-
cessions TO Di CesnOla at Cyprus, and to
Schlteman In Anatolia, but IL Is also hoped
that he will not change his mind when he
ceases 10 De new broom, as his predecessor
did. The treasures under the soil of his
Asisfic domain are IN a great degree the
Ter tsgs Of all the western world, and all the
stern peoples know this IL the Turks do
lat Though grateful for what we have,
Americans remember how Di Cesnols, after
lie had identified the site OF ancient Paphos,
snd bought 1t, and fondly imagined that
some OF the best works OF Praxiteles were
Within his reach, was forbidden TO u1earLh
them; and Germans remember how the al
thorities badgered the patient and heroic
Schliemann ard disregarded their contract
with him. sympathy from the Christian
nations would be q very convenient thing
for Turkey to have about this time, and
practicing more liberality and good faith
toward worthy explorers Of her tumull would
be one very acceptable way of gaming It.
England, especially, while stipulating the
price OF her friendship, should not overlook
this. Within the past few years Ii has be-
come really an important consideration, not
unworthy to form an element In "the east
ern question"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09

The attendance at the Centennial con-
tipues to increase steadily. Yesterday the
number visiting the exhibition was 55ts of
which dispatch says 90 600 were paying
visitors. Most people will naturally be
curious 10 know why nearly one-third of
the visitors are not required to pay the regu-
lar admission fee. Thirteen thousand five
hundred cead heads out of an attendance OF
s5.5is is rather a large proportion. Let the
free list be positively suspended" The
price Of admission Is comparatively small,
and no one ought 10 object 10 contributing 1t
In aid Of the great enterprise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09

Mr.. Fish's conduct of the State Depart
nent has been generally conceded to be
able and safe, and Just now he Ia reaping
new laurels by his successful maintenance
OF the position OF the United States upon the
extradition question In the case of Wins
low. The London Times pays him the tribute
Of makinga complete revolution of views
upon his exposition of the case. Until re-
Gently the Times has asserted that the British
government was bound by the act OF 1870 not
to surrender Winslow without the required
stipulation that he should be tried only for
the offerce upon which his extrsditlon was
demanded; that, aside from the act, the
course OF that government was justidei
by the treaty of 1872; that the American
position was untenable. Now IL has receiv-
ed Secretary Fish's dispatch and il says: "It
must he admitted at once thar the dispatch
Is one OF great ability. IL the provision
that q criminal shall not be surrendered with
out an arrangement that he shall not be
tried except for the extradition crime does
not apply to the United States, our legal
grounds for refusing to give up Winslow fall
away from US. The surrender must
be governed by the act of 1870, with the ex-
cepfion Of anything in IL inconsistent with
the Trestyo! -si2. We have already exam
ined the question whether the proposed stip-
ulation that 10 surrendered criminal shall
be tried for any other than the extraiitlon
crime is fnconsistent' with the obligation OF
the treaty, which says nothing about any
such stipulation, and have come to the con-
clusion that il must be deemed 'inconsist-
ent' II this is the right conclusion, 1t would
seem that the United States govern
ment are justified in say Ing that, according
to our oTu law, Winston must be given up
without any promisa respecting his trial."
Fish's victory is as positive as 1t Is peace
fall"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09

A ludicrous incident worth noting occurred
while Mr.. Tarbox, of Massachusetts, was
speaking in the House yesterday. The
Speaker pro tenn interrupted Mr.. Tarbox to
make an appeal for order, and closed by say
ing, "This IS deliberative body" He had
scarcely concluded before Mr.. Tarbox resuD.-
Ing his speech said, "Not by any MEANS" OF
course referring to an assertion which he
was endeavoriHg TO disprove. The double
application OF his words was at once per-
ceived by the galleries and considerable
merriment ensued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09

The race is not always 10 the swift nor the
battle to The strong. a duel was fought in
Colorado yesterday, the weapons used being
a Winchester rife and Colts revolver. The
person using the latter weapon brought down
his man at the second fire, which circum-
stance is a good adverti sement for the Colt
firearms company. Possibly, however, the
rife man was not SO 8 pod a marksman as
bis antagonist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09

'Did You ever see moth or miller flying
about a lighted GAMBLER said an admirer OF
Blaine in the reporters gallery yesterday;
''Tarbox Is playing with fire in the same
way, and Is bound to get scOrehed." "Poor
fellowi' said another, &c OIL help him." The
result proved that his friend Morrison was
right when he advised him to desist from
making his personal exclamation,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09

A special commissioner OF the New York
Herald has been feeling the political pulse
In pennsylvania, and, according to his estl-
mate, the delegates to the Cincinnati con-
vention stand: Blaine, 80; Conkling, II;
Bristow, ?; uncommitted, Ii. Where Is Gov
ernor Hartranft? He Is "favorite son."
and certainly ought to get Complimentary
report on the FIRST ballot. The commissioner,
IN his calculation, probably has no refer
eoce TO tie first ballot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09

fHH WEEKLY SrAs, now ready, contains
all tie Investigations OF the week, fnclut-
Ing the Blaine sensation and his inyestiga.
ton OF the committees; the Proceedines of
Congress; New York fashions for June, by
Jennie June; the Revival Meetings. III,
Warrington; Social and Personal Gossip;
Political Notes; Court Proceedings: Cboice
Stories; all the News OF the Week, general
and local: Poems and Sketches; Agricultu-
Tal and Household Matters, etc, etc
TERMS: SO per annum, In advance; postage
prepaid; single copies Eve cents, In wrappers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09

1t viii be gratifying TO the friends of Sem
ator Morton TO learn, from the certificate of
bis family physician, that "his general
health Is entirely good, and his prospects for
long LIE are equal to those of any other man
Of his years." also that ." his vital functions
are wholly improved" AS the physician
in question states that she Is still lame, ,,
some OF his friends are apprehensive that he
would not run well In the Presidential race.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09

Suicides are becoming suspiciously fire.
quent in Turkey. II Is now reported that
the eldest son Of the late Sultan has folio wed
his fathers example and suicided. III this
suicidal tendency continues the immediate
iamiiy Of Abdul Azis (as was) will soon
be extinct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09

Persons ledrfno the city may hare THE STAR
se,f 10 thar address by sal, postage prepaid,
for asch period Of time as they may desire, at
TIE rate Of Is cents per week, 60 cents per month,
q % for hires months, or % for sir months.
- The money to pay for the tin,s required
nssLsf On al cases accompany the order. Other-
scsse the paper cannot be ssp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
GUM MHR READING.

SUMM HR READING.
History OF Independence Hall. Franz Citing,
with numerous illus,rsiIoD. 10 helioiyps-'s IS 90
Early 10 an OF Europe, bau, Smithsonian. l... 50
Intellectual Development of Eur pc, Draesr. 90
Tlae aud Plsce of Homer. w n. GlsdstOna... 20
wcrcs: Their Tee and Abuse, d ath $685.. OO
Daniel DeIonda, vol !, George En.t.......... ] 50
BkmeLts Of Pbyscologv. DAY 81
The 1Ortures Of Miss Fallen, Goodwin Tai
SOsI..--, - ~
Lie. Letters AID Table Telk OF Hayden,
stoddsrc. (Compsnion 90 Brio q Brac -. ] 60
Laoies Guide 10 Gsntilisy, new edition ....... 20
Adyeat1res in wopdsr Land ..... 49,. nn-. 20
Barrow Escape, Annie Thoma- ..-............. IS
The Land Ct the sky, Christian Reid....-...... IS
The Prime Minister, anthony Troll0pe.----.. as
Kitty Glass Day, l.. M ofcott .........-....., 50
Railway Anecdotes, ecition-.-............-. 20
bOLOMONS a. chaplain.
jos tr gil Pennsy iysr ia avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09

MADAME hESTELL. N. ID. thoroughly en-
lft rer'enced ana scientific Ladies' ply stefan sri
nidwfe OF 70 years practice attends lsdies at their
homes, Cr Comfortable private roomt. careful nurs
Ing. and the bee. medical attendance al the Dot
tor private residence. Ladies' placing themselves
utoer the care OF M sdsme Bestall guaranteed
scIeutthc treatment and q speedy cure. Office su1
sitencs, corner OF South SHARP and Dover streets,
Baltimore. sep1-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09
AMERICAN REPUBLIC M
A SUCC ESS!

D AMERICAN REPUBLIC m
ASUC CESS!
Prepare for the Centennial Fourth!
1t all the people know tina. success ia the Shoe
L. HEiLBRUN,
No. 4O2 7IH STREET N. W.,
Tho win sell for thirty days,
Centennial Bargains,
In crc,r to close cut s 100 600 worth OF
NEW AND STYLISH BOOTS AND SHOES.
Is.ies, Finest french Kid Button, $500.
Lsdies, Ed Ed Size .s Lace ses, Boots: S's'
SSSs kid ISssa ssits!s, q =;
Misses, Colored Shoes. d 50.
Child Shoes 20, 80 and 80 Cents.
Mems Low Quarter Shoes, SIZE.
Men, k kssi h.S si. .sasa E.: and $780,
Mems Parent Leather Pumps, 81 rs.
Men: Iepesr;s, f sSG e 1en s,srs
with her "a Children" greeting the Independence
ies-iiys Eo. 400 7th ST.. ID door above st. DIV.
CHEAP LUM b K r..
Having a large stock Of spRU1E LUMBER, we
10 rel OF tne iOhOV1nS re1uce1
prices. This Lumber is water seasoned, aud of the
very best quality:
2x3 2x4, and SKA, any length, els rer thou.anj:
Ike ls-feet rails, Is per Thousand;
inch bcsrds, Al5 per Thousand;
jSiis. and and per sS9ussnd
4i.fee. piekets !alings): JIG per thousand;
2s3 end SKA, Cd quality, sl2 co per THOUSAND;
50 spruce sitngs. or inch, ot5 per thousand.
A large stock Of Lumber Of all kinds alwal 5 on
hand, a. lowest market prices.
y. EDW'D CLARK d co,
YARD WHARF, AND planning MILL,
Foot Of 4th street east, near United States Navy
1a'd. JeSlm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09

SALISBURY BROKEN CHECK OASS SUIT,
y frcck style, We'll made and TRAINED, for IS, ct
A. ATaAUS,. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09

NIOHAIR AND SILK LUSTER ALPACA
lVl GOATS, at all prices, at I0I1 Pennsylv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09

n LII KINpe or 0ENTLEMEUV OA1f-O11
"A WEARINo APRAB1k ean be sold 10 TIE VEN
eeas edvaltaee b a4dree1lAg Or eeuing % Juef4s
$40 D stTecf, -. 81 ed ne Otreeen nortkOoUe.
uotsa b. nan DrouDtiy attsn1sd @: osb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09

TNBE LARGEST SIZE NAN can be fitted In
i suits or separate Goats, Pants or Vests, o.
lOll Penpsylyani avenue,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09
THE BEST IN THE DISTRICT
CINCINNATI LION LAGER
AND
PILSENEB BEER,

In Cork etoylered Bottle, Ier dozen Dints- q 30
With Patent 1l Lightning Stoppers, t" :. 90
kixty fO) cents Per dozen allowed for Bottles vi
uLiRhtnipG 0tOpperun when returned. Other bot
ties bought ct current prices.
For ale b. Dealers throughout the District: or
DEPOf, 81 0RBENu eT8EET. aD0RoE.
TOWN, D. o.
jslr SAMUEL G. PALMER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09
& E AID T HIS!

Frrm this day 81 all give a DISCOUNT OF 90
PR UNIT. on ell
p A r A s o LIS.
only fer fourteen days As er ad vertse to mis-
represent anything invite all to cali and convince
themselves.
Je7 Ct CHAS BAUM,4Os 1th street.
u EAL ESTATE AND GENERAL COLIKC-
H TI0N AGENCY.
Zeal Estate bought. sold or EXCHANGED.
IL mes aud Rooms for in Nil parts Of the city
Special after ton paid to the care Of Hcus and
Coils ciiOn Ct Rents. Other accounts for collection
sotcited. Prompt reiu. ms made in ell CASES. Best
Of rsfei ence given.
JOS. STETTINIUS,
Room No ST. Cloud Building,
les In Corner 9th and streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09
TEE OLD NATIONAL RACE TRACK.

TEE OLD RATIONAL RACE TRACK.
HORSES KEPT At Low RATES AT OLD
NATIONAL TRACK,
Across the Eastern Branch, bevond the Washing
ton Insane Asylum. The undersigne haviu z ears
experience aiyts his attention to the Keeping aod
training Of Trotting. Stunning and Pacing Horses
hlso TO The keeping Of horses of persons who spend
the summer cut of the CITY. Horses bought and sold
Pers rs wanting fine Coach Teams and Roadsters
.hould sive him cell.
lee 81 THOMAS COI.LINS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09
1875 CLOT HIN G..

TSIs rs wanting hpe Coach Teams anC boadsters
ieests THOMAS COLLINS.
1876 HING. 1875
NoH'T PURCHASE UNTIL You ExAMINE
that st, saDdsOTs 5lbsSuf Cass Suit for sis for.
A BEAUTIFUL WHITE MARsEILLEs VEST.
"A single or double breasted, for 81 20, at lO1I
Penrsylvania aVenus.
lizard rIMEs,-Purchasers want to save money,
H 60 lock at the 10 w oIsted suit at A. srKAUS'.
I IGHT COLoRkD AND FANCY DRESS
~ PANTS, hoo different patterns, at lOl1 Penn
sylvauis avenue.
T,gE ORIENTAL SILK wOBsTED SUIT for
srRssn 1s ls most dressy out this season, at a.
L to match. Beautiful pattern for $40, At 1911
Penns,l yania avenue.
THE GREAT hit OF THE SEASONAL
o. asP sfsaSs very long AID nicely mAds' for
THE DELLlBABRE PLAID CAss SUIT re-
suced to oIs, ct 1O11 Pernsyiv AHA avenue.
A FULL LINE of Childrens SUITS, hand
"a souely tIiumsd and made In the very latest
sf'ie, from % upwarcs. at a sTRaUS.
TIE FINE BLACK CLOTH DRESS SUITS
lO1l Pennsylvaria avenue.
ENGLISH STRIFE AND PLAID CAss SUIT
iTa tn.i soid Tor sS selling nov for Ga, at A.
NJoHsIR BUSTERS, Plain aud Ulster style. A
avenue.
NoHTH HoosIC GAss SUIT q. sII. is onl,
Y to be had at A. STBAUS'.
ID made, Tor 81, at Io1I Pennsyivaais avenue.
YOUTHS DBIss AND BUSINESS SUITS in
Il grsat variety Of styles aad patterns, at A.
NJOHAIs AND SILK LUsrEa ALPACA
WI GOATS, at all prices, at I0I1 Pennsylvania
avenue.
SALISBURY BRVKEN CHECK OAss SUIT,
irSss s,yie, well made and TRAINED, for IS. at
TIE LARGEST SIZE MAN can be fitted in
Il suits or separate Coats, Pants or Vests, a.
lOl1 Pennsylyania avenue.
HAsyySs Yog SEEN THAT SUIT for IS a. A.
7 Asst But NOT LEAsTl-A genuine Middle.
~ sex Flannel SUIT for SIS, at l0Ii PeunsYl-
THE GREAT ANODYNE
AND NERvINE.
EIT'0
STOMACH AND TONIC BITTERS.
he only srsfS Sr sfSk RhAb
EesEss FsvEs and 70 II a 4 3
syif1 snd ipvsrisbs cure Of the REBILITY,
UNDUE sTIMULATI0N. 1t overcomes imme-
diately all EERyoUSEEss and removes ell trees
a.e of QPIATEs and to those addicted to the
OPIUM HABIT; II IL . pleasant and perfect sub
stitute, curing the bad effects Of this druS and de-
stroyins al desire for II.
Tose had at all Druggists and Grocrs. Ss.d Jr
PamyAlsf.
BILTg BITTERs DEPOT, Ii Camden street.
Baltimore, Nd.
0AM'L TYLER, JR.,
wHOLHsALE AGENT,
nyiS-@' e22 18Th street. Washington, DO.
| - EYE GLAssEs AND sPEOrAOLEs@
Gais Sc: snS 5s&iLRf f s,: sisf ssssStiSn
| paid 70 repairing hne Watchee and yewelry. HAIR
sEifRT, sii PsnssSiys1ia svsn1s myiS,in
| II HORSE FOOD. u
9ORDOH0 FOOD
HORSES AND CATTLE
Je0N0ALLIeQk,SPS1 ,HN1APPEAR.
| C6kIO By ITS USE.
JloB1DUMI1 ALL VEGETABLE.
| sample lee Feeds fer sac
DsDes n WaGAins>sa, eos Iseaisiana sssnas.
| oo0o-Non q =. LAURUDDu = O.