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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-09-23

the JOURNAL, we will give 'sew Sew
ing Machine worth Sixty-Five dollars
AGEcpoTE OF THApDEus STEVENS.
Many years ago, when Thaddeus'
Stevens was practicing law in Lam
caster, he was employed to defend two
Bucks county bank officers who had
been indicted for conspirsey-thsy
having used the funds Of, the bank in
speculation. When the time. for : the
trial came, change Of venue was
granted from Bucks to Lancaster,
owing to the strong feeling prevailing
against ths defaulters in TIE former.
Judge Lewis, since Of the supreme
Court, and two eminent associate
judges were on the bench. All the
legal talent Of Philadelphia and sur
rounding counties had bsen engaged
to assist in the prosecution. When
the trial was opened Mr.. Stevens rose
and addressing the court, said IF it
please your honors. presumiag there
are different degrees Of guilt attached
to the prisoners, my clients, l move
they be tried separately rf.
Judge Lewis consulted for few
moments with his associates, whs, con-
senting, the motion was granted and
SO recorded. Waiting some time for
Mr.. Stevens to 60 on. Judge Lewis, at
last becoming impatient. said impetu-
ously. Proceed, Mr., Stevens, proceed.
We are waiting for you. Sir" Stevens
rose deliberately. and looking around
the courtroom for q moment, said,
did your honora ever hear Of one
man being tried for conspiracy
Then waving his hand to his clients,
he said, "You can 60 home; you can 60
home" And they did go home. The
jury were discharged and the court
adjourned. And for this piece of
legal strategy Thad Stevens received
five thousand dollars. e ..s !ssafs
DAIRY PRoDucTs.-Of late years
there is more attention given to dairy
products in Maryland and Virginia
than ever before. and especially to the
manufacture of cheese, which is new
mode of the utilization Of milk in this
part of the country. Especially is
this the case in Virginia. where al
ready in its great and rich valley Of
the Shenandoah some cheese factories
have been erected and are successful
ly operating. The great growth Of
the butter and cheese manufacture in
this country is shown in an address
by Mr.. Willard. president of the New
York State Dairymen's Association,
and the facts are of Importance to per-
sons taking interest in the subject.
The butter and cheese manufacture
was practiced more than three thou
sand years ago, and these articles had
been regarded in all ages as Injuries
and among the highest types Of human
food. The dairy business had its first
impetus, in 1926 in this country. In
lS48, eighteen years after the nrst
shipment to Great Britain, our exports
had increased to $4,000, 900 pounds
and in that year our production Of
cheese was not far from 100000
poun DIS. In 1859. about two and
one half millions Of pounds Of but
ter and 100000 pounds Of cheese
were exported. In 1862, tho butter
product of the United States was 500
100000 pounds, of which wsexported
100000 pounds. Now our annual
product is estimated at from sever
hundred to one thousand millions Of
pounds,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-09-23

A new cotton factory is about being
erected near the city limits of Angus
"a, Ga. lib 80
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-09-23

CAPT. RICHARD KING is king Of the
Texas cattle kings. He has 10000
acres under fence near Corpus Christi,
is fencing in $1,000 moro and has be-
sides 100000 acresin thu same tract.
Hast April he s0ld Eansss dealer
5000 head of horned cattle, and to
make sure of tha delivery added 5000
to the drove, and still had 50, 1000 head,
besides 25,ee0 head Of sheep and thou
saAds Of horses and mules.
1 WHO WANTS A SEWING MACHINE?
t-Fe any person -whe-wsll-bsiagg us
lFifty, News Cash Subscribers 70 the
JOURNAL, we will give a aeae Sewing
Machine worth Fifty dollars, a IL.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-09-23

THE Massachusetts Supreme Judi
oial Court has decided that the non
forfeiture law applies to foreign life
insurance companies doing business in
Massachusetts,, as well as to companies
Incorporated under the laws of the
Commonwealth. "a5g
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-09-23
ALLAN LIN Eel
STEAM BETWEEN
BALTIMORE LIVERPOOL

Calling at
HALIFAX and QUEENSTOWN
Each way. so
The splendid Screw Steamers ofthe above
Line will run as follows:
FROM FROM
Liverpool. Baltimore.
Nova scoTIAN, Sept. 5, Sept q, 9 m
HIBERNIAN, Sept 10, Oct. II, 9 m
CASPIAN, Oct. 3, Oct. 20, 8 m
Nova ScoTIAN, Oct. II, Nov. g., a m
And henceforth every fortnight, taking pas
sengers and freight to and from Liverpool
Storage Passage to or from Liverpool
Glasgow, Queenstown, Dublin, or Belfast,
$2S, Currency. Very best accommodations
for Storage and intermediate Passengers
An experienced surgeon is "ttached to each
vessel. Intermediate and Storage steward
esses carried by each Steamer for the pur-
pose of attending to the wants OF the fe-
males and children. Fer further partlcu-
lars, or passage tickets to and from Great
Britain, apply to
A. SCHUMACHER & CO, Baltimore;
in Frostburg to j. JANDORf,
Sept icy Main Street.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-09-23

The Conl Trade.-Shipments of
Cumberland Coal for the week ending Sat
turday, Sept. 1s,, 1876, and for the year
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-09-23

EpiscOpalFemale Institute
ea WINCHESTER, VA.

Rev. J. c, Wheat, D. D., Principal,
Assisted by competent and experienced
teachers in the different departments. The
exercises of this Institute will be resumed
SEPTEMBER 9TH, 1876.
For circulars stating terms, etc, apply to
J. C. WHEAT, Winchester, Va.
REFERENCES The Bishop and Clergy
of the Diocese Of Virginia, and Marx Wine
land, Esq, Frostburg, Nd. JulyS
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-09-23

AMONG the specimens of dried fruit
at the Philadelphia exposition are
raisins from California that will COM
pare favorably in size and clearness
with the finest imported from Malaga.
They are made from II. white musoat
grape of Alexandria. grown in 1875 in
Butler county, Cal. -i,s.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-08

What :"
A position -
What position -
Il ought 10 Toe clothed With the rank
Of a minister. your Majesty"
The King looked at his valet for q
minute snd without saying auythin:
Then he burst into laughter.
"Gavini." hc exclaimed. yOu are the
most impuicnt rascal ! cver saw But
your idea l. gu'i one. Yv., yoa
low born villain. shall f.r once - ss
my envoy 10 Corsica Prevail upon the
Marchione>s. whose charms you cxtol
So enthusiastically. Ia come To- Paris.
ani shall reward you rixht r,yally "
On the following day Gavni. Ia ham
royal credentials had 0e.n given. u the
disnay of the Kings Minister of State.
SCI on, FIR Corsica. He had a large
retinue Of servants. and acted Ia perfect
Keeping with the exalted position Ia
which his master had 81 suddenly raised
him. In due course Of time he arrived
in Ai.ccio aud called with his attend
ants upon the Marchion. - I.olena Del
In Bslio. He had not exaggerated hrr
charms She WAS, indeed. most charm
ins and attractive woman, Upon pre-
..ntinr the credentials n her he said :;
My royal MASTER, our Exc, lleucy.
has imtrusted rue 10 triug more CORDIAL
relations between France and the island
of which YOU are mistress, II not by
divine right. st least by the right o;
your surpassing beauty, as well ns by
virtne Of the time-honored claims Of
yoar ancestors.
The compliment WAS not los; on TIE
handsome creature She dismissed the
valyei-ens,y N the most srac Gus man
Ter
| vii capture her easily. though
Gavini as he took his departure. e
bvli've she was tco intelligent To be
gali'd by sueh Transparent, fattery.
Very W Il 50 maeh - better fer ne.
Il sa so' ng adm r of the Mar h
zones, slg, or Conie de Vrso. who in
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-08
Nj CELL \ NEOUS.
DISSOLUTION OF CO. PARTNERSHIP.

The late firm of Holmes & Glore having sold
their stock ia trade So Furniture dealers and the
undersigned Alchsel Giorv. one Of the members
II said late frm having purchased the same. and
the undersigned having the right has exercised
IL e. dissolve tie late co-pArtnership. and does
Row give notice ths; the partnership heretofore
existing between J ;. Holmes ani Michael Glore
lately doing business at the city ~ Seattle. il
Washington Territory. under the arn man.
and STYLE Of Holmes 1lure, Ass been this day
dissolved
VI. GLoRY.
Seattle. W. T.. Jaly ilth. ls7s. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-09

Senator Morton is earnestly SOLICITORS that
The people OF the District of Columbia should
be enfranchised and disenthraIled, and this
In view of the fact that the intelIig gent and
respectable element in our community is
strenuously opposed TO the restoration OF in
discriminate suffrage. In view OF the re-
suits OF such suffrage In the District-of the
disgraceful turbulence of political campaigns
In our midst; OF half our population kept
awake at night by the wild disorders OF mobs
styling themselves political clubs; and more
than all, of the elevation of unprincipIeI
demagogues To office-it is strange that Mr..
Morton should insist on remanding the Dis
trict TO its former unhappy condition. II Is
to be hoped the Senate District Committee.
who are 10 prepare and report bill for the
government OF the District, since they are
Obliged, by Mr.. Morton's resolution of yes
terday, TO incorporate suffrage, will recon-
mend only qualified suffrage of a sort that
will not throw the substantial interests Of
the city into the hands OF the Hon. Feather
busters
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The very reasonable request of the demo-
cratic Senators that they be allowed repre-
sentation OF three on the Committee on FL
nance has been acceded 10 by the voluntary
retirement OF Mr.. Ferry, President pro tenn
pore, from that committee and his appoint
nent OF democrat, Mr.. Cooper. OF Teanes
see, To Ill the vacancy. AS the democrats
were allowed representation of three on all
committees OF nine, except the Finance
Committee. ii was but natural that they
should ask for an additional Senator on that
important committee, ana but just that the
republicans should have granted their
request.
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The Cincinnati Enquirer is so unkind as TO
Intimate that Senator Sherman's motives
were not entirely disinterested when he
wrote the letter recommending Gen Hayes
as candidate for the Presidency. Hayes
says the Enquirer, is formidable as a capdi-
cate for Mr.. Sherman's senatorial seat, and
II he could be disposed OF there would be
much less doubt of Mr. Sherman succeeding
hlmsef IN 1879, when his present term
expires.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-09

Senator Anthony says in his paper, the
Providence Press. that the so called ranking
privilege was rather privilege of the people
than the members, and the constant cali of
The people upon their representatives al
Washington for documents and other infor
nation concerning the operations of the gov
eminent renders Its restoration almost in
eYifahIe
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To Advertisers.

In order that the large and rdItc2y Increasing
edition Of The STAR may be deiirered 10 Us car
rteTs and served TO subscribers at q reasonable
hotr each day, u Is necessary 10 close the forms
as nearly as possible at 3 O'Clock p. IA Adrerti-
sys are therefore requested TO send in their udre7-
sse'ne7us not later than, TWELVE O'CLOCK. u
received after this hour there Is great danger that
G1th Tie exception Of imperative cdses-aIch as
Dedahs, Lost, dc.,-they ceuvsot appear iona the
f0uaCfDO dan.
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ETsIzE STATES MAILS.
MESSENGER SERVICE.
WASHING Ton ID O.
Posi- OFFlcR DEPARTMENT.

Posi- CFFICR DEPARTMENT.. I
. WASHINGTON, ID. u, January l5Ih, 1873
Sealed Proposals viii be received at thu Contract
once OF tins Department, Until 2. m of MARCH
Ia, 1876, TO be decided on or before March TIN fol
lowing, fOI the perform If Mail Messenger aud
Transfer seryice between the Post Office and ths
several DepOts and Steamboat Landings I'm wash
3Oth, lh!7.
tUll description Of the service, and the manner
in hich il il uiTed be done, ais blank forms
Of proposals. may be obtained upon application to
the Postmaster at Warrington or TO the Second
Assistant Postmaster General, Wag5in <t0u, ID. c.
MARSHALL JEWELL,
fet9 law4w POstIn 4ster General
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GRIFFITH REMkIIES.-Thess valuable Prep
~ arstiVns POSSESS great virtue and re safe aud
sure cnree for all indCle and virulsnt skin Dis
eases intending letter Sy philiic, Scroll
uluus and Rheumatic A Affections
or thirty ears 4 LAD been sill cted with letter.
trftd every known remedy without obtaining re-
liet and ait"r exhsu.tiUg the rts.rptiOns Of ply
siclans cCmnef ced experimenting myself. At
length discovered permanent Others sim
Iisrly 'fllctGd 20 ms, and treated them as
had myselt. They rvcO, cred, AID their tifcates
are Ia NY possession
Further exIerime nts produced q certain remedy
Tor all catarrhal affections diseases OF the lungs aud
throat and blood.
latch remUve ed from The breast Of coored lady
Mrs. Frances " ilisms, 24ib street. betw cen VI and
northwest, Q genuine ScirThu- Tum r, the size Of
hickory put IN six We Ks. Also from The neck Of
> gentleman, 1ir. William T. Brooke. Forrestvilie,
PfiGCe George county, Md, u GOitTous Tumor,
Kings EVIL the of hon's esq, in tn zee
weeks. EiJher of these patients will slsdy testify
. the efficacy Il M medicine. n iii also remove
warts, tcOthache. and sEellinK Of he face
For particular. call 81 my office, 723 9th street
n1TfhUe-t. fans
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DEPARTMENT. OF THE INTERIOR.

4
WASHINGTON, u. a., February 5. 1875. !
SIh. aCknc leCge the receipt of the annual re-
port fCr ths year ending December 81 ISIS, of the
jIAnsaCtlJEs 81 the National Capital li e Insurance
''lnrany IF ashinEton. II. q, duly sworn 10, in
aCcoTrtUCs with TIE re4uir fmeBts Of Of Con
Eress apnroEe ed March z 1867, aud inform on that
TIE -aBe has been Placed On hle in tins Department.
ISM sir, EeE5 p-ctfUlly your Oh dent servant
CHANDLER, Secretary.
'" u tl2grtt, ESQ, $40 Market space, Wa+hing-
ton II G. fthS- lot
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Congress will have to pass a special act TO
Protect itself from the persistent and i'm
pertinent annoyances OF Washing tOn's pes
ulent little Tappertit, John Pope HOinett.
who arrogates to himself the title of cham
ZION OF the workingmen. To see him no
later than yesterday addressing grave and
reverend Senators with an impcrious Come
here, sir" and almost forcibly dragging
them into the midst OF his band OF suffrage
shriekers, and finally 10 see him in a loud
voice and with many oratorical fiourishes
begin the delivery OF a set speech, suggested
The propriety OF his arrest by the police as
disordeTly character. 1t is due to the Sem
ators whom he called from the chamber to
say that none of them stayed long enough to
hear his harangue out, but abruptly excused
themselves and returned TO their Senatorial
duties.
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L.u-uEA;sE REDUCTIOE,

PREPARATORY TO TAKING STOCK.
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A. sTRAUs,
lOII PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
snls-u Between 10th and IIth streets.
I UNDER! LUMBER!

L UMDER! LU INHERIT
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
MUST SELL AND WILL SELL.
VIRGINIA BOARDS, good. els per n.
JOlsT and SUANTLING, all lengths and sizes,
W. P. SIDING, $40 per N :, formerly $50.
IATH, 81 so Der n: formerly So
GOOD SlRGINIA FLOORING, S2S psr n.
CEDAR POSTS, 10 and 80 cents.
All other kinds Of LUMBER, Dressed or Rough l.,
at less than market ., ices small lot Of OAK ,
ASH and WALNUT that viii sell at one half the
AN EAKIY CALL WILL SECURE BAR
GAiAS.
GEORGE HI. JOHNSON,
febS-ly Corner 18th and Il streets northwest,
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rITlZESS AND STRANGERS, for anything ycu
- want, whatever, always Cpusnlt the ALPHA
BETlCAE BUSINESS DIHE JTORY in The
DAILY REPC sLICAN, found eyeryw where. Cot
this out aud paste up. IL
4 HAVE THIS LAY SOLD AND TRANSFER
u hkD MY BUSINESS at i29 oh street north
wet 20 my daughter, Mrs. NaRY RbTIIE who
hss assumed all Liabilities Connected with thu b7si
mss LOUISA TRZECIsK.
~ashiEgto n. @ February !. Is76. febg-3ts
GUMBO FILE.
NV. BURCHELL,
feL9 St 1892 stres.
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Theodore Tiiton's lecture last night upon
1.-The Problem OF Life was cTammed full of
fine sentiment. upon the True, aud the Beau
tiful and TIE Pure and the Sublime in exist
ence. His closing appeal in behalf OF a
higher ideal OF personal purity, honor, and
Character, was exceedingly impressive. de-
llvered a IL was upon tip-tOe, with uplifted
hards. and his face turned Hat towards
The heavens. Still, with that provokingIy
close alliance OF the sublime 10 the ridIcu-
ious, some Of the audience could scarcely
help SnickeriDg. as in thus lifting himself
heaVenward he slowly unfOIded those Iongish
and rather uHgainly legs of his, and the
absurd suggestion forced Itself upon the
mind how he must have looked, while stalking
about in his night gown, hanging pictures.
win poor sleepy Mrs. TiltOn and the wrath
ful Bessie Turner in the background. Coupled
with this idea was another mental query as
10 whether this very eloquent lecture upon
the pure, the true, the sublime and the beau
fiful In mans higher nature was not inspired
directly by DemOsthenes at the time TiIton
was boarding with Mrs. Woodruff and
writing her life under the same inspiration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-09

kaS Circulation More than Three
Times that or any other Daily Pa
per published fn " Washington, and
Therefore By far the Best Adrer.
Using Medium fss the District OF
Columbia,
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LOST AND FOUND.

1 OkT-A GOLD CHAIN and SCHOOL MEDAL.
a with he ~ anne "A. Lanrs Mclntire' eng raycd
thereon. A liberal reward will he paid for ths re-
turn Of be same to 1870 street g. W. Iebg- st.
I OST-Op Tuesday, STU Instant 10 the IatiesI raj
- ley OF the House. III the Ca pitOl bu Icing or
government greenhouse, a lady FOR TIPPET,
IGed with brown silk. The uder will b. suiti ABLY
rewarded by leaving it az II r. g. II Sduometz' ma:
stone, Pennsylvauia avenue, near 18th street. II"
A'UJED-A POCK ET BOOK or PURSE with a
1 rrlali sum Of Il Oney in II, which the owner can
Rave BY nroylIg property ard pay ing charges Call
at 30 9TH street northwest sec ond floor, between
and o clock febs 81
an KsWAKD-Stray ed. on the 7th instant a
2lN White and Liver COlored Setter JIP: had
Oh p chain collar. The above reward will be paid
u delivered 70 A u. TELEGRAPH OFFICE, cor
ECr q n and streets, between the hours of S and
+ OF 10 and IL y III. feb8 2t-
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OyERCOATS.
DRESS SUITS.
BUSINESS SUITS.
YOUTHS SUITS.

BOYS AND CHILDREN'S SUITS, OVTR-
COATS AND ULSTERS at great reduction
OF former prices.
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4 ENUAL REPORT.

National Capital Life Insurance Company,
WASHINGTON, d. q.
OFFICE IN % NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
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| UTTasL WINE,
CONNER 2OrH ST. AND JENNA AVENUE
hre .re beautiful Prints - g., cent?.
Best Goods IA Shirtiugs ~ cents.
eNlrLlfd Cotton. IA bleachai aud hroau. 10 cents.
Use case brown Cotton, cents.
80 ards Alpaca, 81 seuts, worth -.
a. ~ their fiecs aud fancy Dress Gods AZ cost 70
reduce stock:
,a-'hilc kdsInrs and Insertiucs very cheap:
t'dItiiui asso = ment OF Cashmere Laces.
tafftts AZ COST Blankets CO.'S. aud their entire
sick u q ODDS ~ lowest cash prices
{ All and see Tor y0ur-.lvss
Jars9 g. i4s1 -, .ai.
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In BANKRUPTCY.

CPECIAL BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODs.
- Piaids, Serges, Cashmere and AIpscas Al ths
cheapest store in the city, CONNOLLY =, Sos SSh
street, O. posite Patent ofice. iAnll n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-09

A. ! am determined 10 reduce Stock purchasers
viii find II 10 their adv atsge to give ms call
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10 GREAT BARGAINS! 10
AT
DAVIS.
1I9 MARKET SPACE, CORNER -rH ErREEr
SPRING STOCK
To make room f.


SPRING STOCK,
lIw prices:
al stlk SASH RIBBSNS, 25c. per yard, former
All sir SASH RIBBONS, in remnants, Soc,
iILe fANCI BIBBONs, Is to Soc, former price
fOc 10 81.
Il. al and Imitation LACE COLLARS AMI COL
BETIIS - 90 esch, former prica 81 80 10 *
tot III. hTIES, SOC ,iOImer price 75c. to q 20.
cheap. At
DAVIS.
u ECElVINa EyEEY pAY-Au the Nove;tie,
~ ~ Nc kUE, CASHMERE. LACES, NETS. In
skhI1s GS, SCARF>, TIES, &c.
STOCK IN ali and desirable goods com plete and
sold at lowest market prices, at
DAVIS.
feb9 lw 719 Market Space, corner sth street.
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EKENCH CATERERs.

V. ROUX G. BROCHE, No. 1921 18th street
near arrAgut Square. Having bsen head Joks in
hrst class HOUSES in Europe and America. are
sble 10 give satisfaction in any kid OF fancy or
plain orders. Private Dinners, PARTIES Balls Re :,
st very mCcerate prices. Strict atteatioa TO the
smallest orders. feb3 Ims
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>uTICE OF REMOVAL.
TIRE STOCK OF
YATES a MICHEL
IIHs 7 ~ fTIIT|'FI 70
No. HNg ~ STREET

NJ III III FIALEL.
- = tn doors shove p-unsN lRauiA gvenua.
mere, an the charge "a v n BROWN, " 40 viii
ti Tt suY d-tts du- the late frn. I'D ss N tha
bAaite 81 Ne sock ~ ices much below their nrsf
eel actual Nalgo 1bee entire business - 10 sht
~ .ht - gnf ~ The vrry lnW figure g afty canss
on the dollar, aud viii Re sid g. cash rurcnaser Al
rtlccs Tees thau cusf g impartauuu
In The ass'i "a ent VIII a. flurd-
10 yards Black aud Graz Skirtit q AZ - u1rfh Ia
SITS,
100 ystts white suhric stirttne a 2sc worth co.
40 ards Striped and Paid NAusoUks a. half price.
laN arc Pisid oTgs uiics NJ - sd ~ ceuts.
- pieces Swiss Pii1s In Satin Stripes, with full
hue 81 " bite Goods ot All kinds.
81 yara- Irish Linens IA short lengths IA, and
ward pieces
Black Silks, Black Cashmere, Plain and Plaid
hrgSs Goods, Cloths flaabols. fass-ina-es tar men
SUI boys. futl STOCK - Domestic foods Of all
kinds Remember the lacsflan--
No 3ls -th STREET NoRTuWEsT
Nr 3 q A "a
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pOTATOE>
Il POTATOES
POTATOES

The largest. best and cspsst Stock in he CITY
600 bu-Lel- PEACH BLOW s: 4 eco bushels
FEEhLESS; goo bushels EARLY RIOS Z. "A pure
article; suitable for SEED; ell from weS' ern New
York. Also, New York MEDIUM and MARROW
BEANS, and APPLES.
CHOICE MESSIN4 snd PALERMO ORANGES
ad LkMOhS from latest auC ion sales. for sale BIZ
J. III. CRANE,
400 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
sCnfh side, IN store formerly occupied BY Janney
HCge. T. bs-5
4 SCkNSION CHUROH PEW HOLDERS CAN
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leaving their OroeIs with ~. here sam pies can be
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