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Litchfield enquirer., 1876-11-02
ASSignee'S Sale.

X Bankruptcy.
 By virtue of order to d;rected by the District Court of the United States for the District of Con- necticut, will sell at public auction the 22d day of November, 1876, at II o'clock, A. M, on the prem ses in West Goshen, Conn., all the estate of the above named bankrupt, consisting of all the machinery and articles used in the Knitting Cotton Manufactofy for merly occupied by the Marshapaug Knitting Co., Also the Real Estate of said Bankrupt consisting of val uabe mill privilege 22 feet fa and right of water of Tyler Pond of about 400 acres, with Factory building 50x50, two stories with basement, with 20x3I, ana office and packing room 20x50 also a waste house, 15x20 Also two acres of ground with two tens mcnt houses thereon each 20x5O, and half story, with basement subject to first mortgage of about SA50. All the real estate subject to mortgage of about $s OO Terms made known at time of sale. Catalogues of machinery and materials furnished application to the assignee.
 DWIGHT 0. KILBoURN, Assignee. Iitchfeld, Conn.,, Oct. goth, 1876. 3w3O
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DOMESTIC.

Thursday was Ohio Day at the Expo sition; 140,00 people were present and Gov. Hayes spoke to crowds of 50,0O0 people.
 Ex-Pres. Woolsey add. essed and pre- sided over Republican meeting in New Haven, Wednesday night.
 The clergy, bank presidents and other prominent business men of Charleston, $. C., denounce Chamberlain's statements as false
 A member of the Democratic State Committee of Pennsylvania was arrested, last week, for violation of the election laws. large number of blank tax re- celpts were found in his possession. The total registration of New York city is 182, ,9S7.
 Stokes has been released Gov. Tilden has written letter an nouncing that, if elected president, he shall never sign bills for payment o1 Southern war claims Gen. Crook has captured 4SO lodges oi hostile Indians under Red Cloud, deposec ! him. and appointed another chief in hi. place.
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WATERTowN has been favored with ad- dresses by Col. Wm. B. Wooster of Bir. mingham and Hon. Curtis Thompson of Bridgeport and Francis A. Warden of Stamford. other centennial illustrations in Frank Leslie's, recently, is one of the draught oxen exhibited by Augustus Hamilton of Watertown, with the driver alongside Jacob N. Blakes- lee, the we'll and widely known stock breeder, died on the 22d, aged SS years- Among other recent real estate transfers in this town are the following Ransom $. Planter, house and lot at Oakville to Alice B Hickox: heirs of Amos M. Judd, deceased, 181 acres to Wm. G. Wood 1; Jacob and Susan E. Squibb, 1O5 acres to Margaret Wilson Wm. o. Hurd, house and lot in center to R. B. Lewis.-Amer. Sherman Titus and Sherman Hartwell of Washington, Augustus Hamilton, Alonzo Warren and O. B. King of Water town. recently presented Supt. Beach of the Naugatuck railroad with an elegant gold and ivory headed cane bearing this nscription:-''Presen to O. ". Beach, N. R R.. by friends in Washington and Watertown."
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
FOREIGN.


 I5aykev The Turks have won deci- sive victory over the Servians. Turkey has not yet consented to the proposed armisfice. The Roumanian Legislature is convok- ed for Nov 2.
 Great Britain.-England is sending more troops to Malta.
 The Alert has returned from the Polar regions; S3 degrees 20 minutes was the highest point attained. The conspiracy charge against Slade has been dismissed, but he is still being pros ecuted under the Vagrant act. The one hundred ton gun has been found to possess great power.-s.@za-....- .- France.-The Assembly reconvened on Monday. -..... The Sommerard letter attacking the conduct of our Centennial, is declared to be forgery.
 Spain.-A Republican conspiracy is said to have been discovered, and IS gen. erals and l08 other alleged conspirators have been arrested.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-11-02

T Court of Probate holden at Harwinton, within EA and tor the District of Harw1nton, the 1lth day Cf October, A. D. 1876.
 Present, Julius Catln, Esq, Judge. On motion of Sheldon J. Logan, exeCutor on the
 tate of Sarah B. Hayes, late of Harwinton within said
 district deceased: This Court doth decree that
 months be allowed and limited for the creditors of
 said estate to exhibit their claims against the
 the executCr and directs that public notice be gwen
 of this order by advertising in newspaper pupahed | in Litchheld, and by posting copy thereof the
 public sign post in said town of Harwinton, | the place where the deceased last dwelt. Certified from Record,
 l 29-Sw~ JULIUS CATLIN, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-11-02

THoMAsToN has several new houses built, this year besides Morse's fine block. On this there is now a strong force of carpenters inside.-The Repub- licans had their second rally at the Con- gregational church Monday evening, and ex-senator Pease of Mississippi was the speaker. r.-W ednesday night there was one lodger ill tie lookup for drunkenness. "A. s. Luke, formerly of this place. who has been with us for a short time, started home with his family, Wednesday for Shenandoah, Iowa.
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PROBATE ADVERTISEMENTS.

nIsTRICT OF SHARON ss. Probate Court october U 14th, 1876.
 Estate of James R. Hawley late of Sharon, in said District, deceased.
 The ort of Probate for the Fistict of Sharon hath limited and allowed six months from the date of this order, for the Creditors of said esat, settled n- solvent in which to exhibit their claims against sa estate; and has appointed Edwin \. Hartwel and Frederick A. Hotchkiss commissioners receive and examine said claims.
 Certihed by CHAs. F. sEDGwICK, Clerk. The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the Town Ha1l, in said sharon the first Monday Of December, 1876. and the fourth Monday of March, l8Tf at o'clock the foreuOOn each of said day. for the purpose of attending to the business of appointment.
 EDWIN N. FAREWELL, l Commission
 FREDK A. HO CHKISS, CTS. All persons indebted to said estate are requested 10 3O-4w FITCH LANDoN, Executor
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A Farmer. Guillotiue aud How it Worked.


James A. Moore aged about thirty-fve,
about fifteen tniles sout OF this city. committed
suicide at the Lake House. In Lafayette, Ind,
last night. No Causo IN known for the deed.
Tho manner ~ which IL was accomplished Is
perhaps unparalleled IN horrid ingenuity. He
came to the Lake House Saturday. said he was
psrfectinx an invention, and would probably
stay a week. but would visit his home Monday,
and prepaid his bill TIL that time. He called at
the machine shop OF Harding 4 sons, had a
wide by inch thick iron. III inches long. which
he had riveted TO the head OF the axe. On either
side, fastened TO these bars in the shape OF
n handle to an axe, he had system OF
wooden bars feet long, the extreme END
of which was fastened to cross piece.
secured 10 the floor by hinges. The axe WAS
raised and held TO iis neafy perpendicular
position Nv double cord fastened TO the wall
Between the cords stood a candle, arranged 50
Il would burn them on. and the axe tall. Where
the axe would strike be placed n small box, open
at one side, in which, when found was Ills head
with some cotton that had b'en chlor formed.
His cnin was held M from his neck 10y SLICK
run across the box through holes ON Ell her side,
holding his head firmly "a position. He was
strapped tightly to the floor with two straps,
one around his legs another about his arms and
breast. The straps were both screwed TO the
floor, rendering IL impossible TO move. II Is
supposed that he set MS axe. Int the candle, and
strapped hInsOlf tn the door. put his head into
the box with the chloroformed cotton. aud v as
probably insensihie when the axe fell. The axe
andtfxtngs would weigh about ffty pounds, and
would fall a distance OF from ten to fifteen feet.
His head was compile elt severed from the BODY,
aud tho axe buried 10 the boards beneath.
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GROWING rHB scHUErzsH xrso.
The Men yvbe Did the Best Work with ttctr
Rifles on Unieu Htil.

Tho Schuetzen Corps marched through
the winding, shady paths OF the schuetzen Park.
yesterday afternoon. to the rife range. with
Capt. Aery and a band at their head. The body
and tail of the Austrian eagle at which they be-
gan to shoot on Monday remained to be shot
down. The marksmen aimed hrst 70 cut the
tail from the body with their bullets. The bull
lets gashed the right side Of the part Of the tall
nearest the body, and splintered the wooden
wall behind It. At length a bullet from the riffs
Of John Rein severed II, and the tail fell. The
spectators under the apple trees applaudsd' and
The body did not fall until nearly nifty bullets
had knocked pieces out Of II. Then uovert
Menken struck 1t equarely in the GENRE Iho
corps and their guests, repre- sentine Schuetzen
Corps In many cities Of the United ates,
the Fest" The band pl wed, aud 2 little b,ass
c nnon banged Amazingly iOud' prooesslon'
mainly maue up ~ little, viii e-rObed maidens,
with flowers on their heads aud In their hands.
ana the corr =, with Menken nrm-in-arm WIN
two comrades nt its head, 'hen wound
before nag tdmmed platform on the
lawn Of the tie he little girls Rrouped
upon the platform, aud their loader, Tiny Miss
Gerdts. at the end of the c3nrrstulat1 ny "a
dress, crowned Mcnken with laurel. Rirded him
with broad blue sas' aud Iasten q upon nis
golden medal. sIrnounted by crown. Besides
the dec0ratiuns. KING meuken received thirty
I've golden do.lifs. The other shooters, aside
from KIM Menken ana JOhn Rein, who received
prizes were Martin lienkeu. iionry Abel, John
H. Muller Henry KneheI, Col. Anthem Meyer,
T.. u. Volckman, william LenNen, Henry Lem
ken, William Klein, Philir Klein, VIM. Hahn, A.
W. Lemcke, ID. lledeukaiup, Robert FaOer,
Henry brummerhOp. ana John Brummerhop.
Meanwhile the wives aud daughters Of the
corps were swingng an iron bird. suspended by
a chain between two upright posts ende 40 ing
Co impel It so that lite beak would enter the
bullseye Of TARGET. Mira. John II. Muller and
Mrs. Charles Fiseman were the most successful.
Mrs. Muller received golden lOcket, and Mrs
Eiseman gold ornamented fan.
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ROMANS COMPLAINT.
4 Norwegian Maid Making Trouble for an
Expressmnu-A Policemnn's Mistake.

Expressmnu-A Poticemnns Mistake.
Charles II. Sherwood, furniture and bag
gage expressman. was arrested on Monday and
locked up all night in the Charles street police
station upon the complaint OF Miss Bellotts
Musaus, a Norwegian. she had the sympathy
Of Mr.. q. l.. Hepderson's family at Is Clinton
plsce. and lived In their house, and through Mr..
Henderson she requested that THE SUS might
tell her sad story. A reporter visited her and
the Hendersons, Justice Duty and Mr.. Shcr-
wood, and learned the following; She wished TO
go to Portland, Me. on Thursday, and engaged
one Of Mr.. SherwOod's wagons to carry her bag
gaze to the steamer at the Market str ct pier.
She went there, and the baggage had not ar
rived. This was fully n half hour before the
time for the departure OF the vessel. She grew
nervous, aud started for Sherwood's ONCE in
West Fourth street. The baggage arrived at the
expressage had not been paid, and the driver
would not unload bis wagon. She returned to
the pier after the vessel had gone. The bag
gage was taken back to Mr.. Sh -rwoods place.
Miss Mustus subsequently, said contained $40. a
gold watch, gold pencil, and pair of scissors.
Sho said that this was all the property Of value
that she possessed. ON Monday she visited
opened the small box, and then said that she
bad been robbed OF the money. watch. and
other things. Mr.. sherwood said that she must
he mistaken. but this only excited her the more.
Seeing that he had no intention Of giving her
money TO paw for what she y Id had been stolen
from her, she had him arrested. Mr. Sherwood
has many influential friends who mad faith IN
his honesty. II was too late for them TO furnish
the night on the onarge Of embezzlement. Jus
tice Dufv heard the testimony and said that
the police serge mt erred in holding tho nan.
His Honor discharg, Mr. Sherwood.
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DEPUTY sherin ON the Rampage.

Deputy Sncrin Mark Lauigan went to Friedrich
Brackmanns restaurant 1893 B.ekman street ON Tues.
day night and said that he had al execution paper to
serve. Lanigan aud BraokmaEn talked about It for
few minutes. and BRckmann declined to conciliate
Lanigan. Then the deputy saern struck Brsckmaun q
the mouth. The restaurant returned the blow
and Lanigan howied with pain. He ran INTO The sreei
and shouted Tor the police BRAKEMAN was arrested
locked up Tor the night Yesterday morning The
Toinbs Police urt Lan!gan was net IN Attendance A.
he promised TO be, aud FraVkuAnn di,ch Irgrd
Counsellor Conan. Tor bracKniaqn. characterized the
deputy sheriff. conduct C0wardy aud rcnrehensbc.
suit for damages Tor flltc .nprsl nnrnt Is 10 be il
stitutcd aga!nt, Lanlgln.
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6Qlnnit0... ffmalts.

-. .
l,OOO T. 4 vi VT gwen out NreAy 10 par
ms hne guarantee Ia writing Tor NJ. tie work You
can 10 for three yclrs
GLoBE GARMENT co. ll3 n ecckerst
FEW neat and udy glri- wanted. between rs and
n IL years u age ~ learn cigarette making Apply
TO FRANCIS kinney III Wcti Broadway
LADIES. One Wheeler wilson nearly new
N. machine VAL be sold very cheap. Call nj 100
" 49, i ~ " 49, ~ ~ W
DOMESTIC. Sngerr Wheeler Wilson's,
.1',,n ".un1o "iops ''N'Hs ""'"'h's io'''1le Iof
- ~ ~
A and s ptN wanid n.si ,a gTe'n s
A. loo QUA aN
nIIr u - T. rLVWEhN- len piah'heH
A. "-"'eu' "F'' M''p utccrNe 70 ,v.., ,.,n. =,
.,.,,,,, $500, 4, . \, ,.
EUuD p. , n 70 u'Ao 'W4,ne- N n, n,,n,tnnc'
a FIR.T-CLAss trimmer on meu. straw nat, a,
Roxs,y ma,rn, o,s,a,o,. woo,.d. ,,.,-c,..,
rear
.,..,,,.,. -
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WHITE STAH LINE.
p,rsoll! qoll,,1

hISEA~F~ OF NEN, Nervous pen ',..
I lred srrc iou~ speedily ant u'tntl .A.' H.
NtNhi \ Daniels. ", - lii Lexington y"
- ST. Holrs, y t0H
WANTED rleAlarrs- or information "l =, !
W WllllIAk u, daughter ~ tine Ill AZ b,
Of Dublin. Addrcss ) IT, SOUTHWEST De-.
BrOaIWuy
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Situations @lani,o.

0pNudllUNs VRtHlltu.
a American widow wants a child to bring up on tho
N bottle II competent TO take chid from - birth
or would take an older child - board; Will have
mothers care. Apply at 45s West 18Th ST., nrst noor
A RESPECTABLE widow woman wishes a few
N DAYS work. BY the week, washing or cleaning :
would be Rlat o. office cleaning good reference n re
qured. Inquire at t+0 West lithrt top door back
A RE~PEC FABLE coored woman wishes some
~ wash al he own house. Or w0ulJ go out by the
Mrs rREADwELL.
A STU ALTON wanted by nrst.class painter. de.
N slgner ami color mixer who understands the bust
nes- III a. ITS branches city Or country. Call or adj
drcss All the week ~ clinton e.
A RFSPECTABI widow woman wants 10 go out
N ny the day 20 wash ana iron or 10 do house clean
ing; can be well recommended. bsj sd ay.
A YOI NJ. widow woman want. situation In a small
~ private family; she has 0ne child three years old.
Gail for three days at lsi Madison st. room 3nrs moor
DO-S HAkRRS. Wanted, n situation az third
ID hand, by an Engehman Just out, 1884 Christie .'her
A., corner HUDSON.
JOB COMPO~ITQR a good snd tasty two
permanent sliu1uon' Address JOB COMPOslIOR,
boa 1874, Sun Office.
lady designer in lace goods ties and novelties ;
4 infants Warlruhcs AID Chlldrcn's clothes cut by
measure VII tke charge of WOrHrO IN or go 10 private
family. Address NJ :. C.. ~ Marion st.
rs'O PRINTERS. Wanted engagement as foreman
or superintendent, by an energetic jon cOmpOsltOr,
OF conHld r lnlc experience management OF large
omce. umltlng, sc. Address FOREMAN, boz l7b
W sh9D or r'atnnranl understands meat cutting nrs
elass Inquire at 81 stanton st, room Wages no OBJ
Jtct
WANTED by a good sewer. to work At dressmak-
" lng or talinring aud buttOnhOles. Apply for two
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/, ron CONEy ISLAND DAILY

776. iss@effn @S new steamer sshA ID ibLf%ib Vi.
day after, leaving asi o.. n " L. ana r. II io6
st. \. r. o;l0, l2lo; and $40 p. NJ Franklin st. n r.,
s.SoP n Steamer sApPho lssyes 23dst, \; H.. 1850,
1872 and $50 r NJ; 10Th st. X, 1910. $40, and 40
p VI. Franklin ~. N. r., 1850, l;5O, ana $3.50 r. NJ, /
Pier 2, y. r., II, ., and p NJ. ELIZA HANCOCK
from East River june ~.
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Su dr,am.

EUSsEiI'sICBC RRAM, u Bible House-Best
In the city Excur.ions festivals RE- alers IS cents
per quart. Special attention TO out.Oftown orders
summer branch. 30 Wost 14th Of.
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Mlnsital Instruments.

BARGAINS for each. -N sew and second.hand pianos,
ID al prce. from so UPWARD To rem, 81. g. and y
per month. Billiard tabr, SIX months ola h p.ffrrt
conditions DADS, cues, RACES An cguntere Sl75, II.
Griiifn q Co.. mRkrrs. W n. WALKER, A. tAtt l.tn
81. Esiab l.hed 1890.
VNLEEANr Rosewood planoiorte, only $50 mas.
H nlncent steinWay, slcThced hy a latT
GORDON. l1f BiccckerA st.
ADN will sell for 49, ro,ewuod stuldArt piano.
~ fore and ttoo Private residence ~ last 30 ST.,
near 20 aV.
SIDEWAYS, CUIGk EHINt"S, Wcber's
- waters ami otnPr nrrtcliss new Aud secondhand
square ana upright pianos and organs At remedy low
pieces for cash - loi until paid fpr per contract
10 rent "a city or country from a. To " per month.
HORACE WAlfkS SONS, isl broadway y Y.
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CIVILIZATIONS.

goo designs and Ideas invaluable TO ali painters DC
Just the thing wanted and must be TO be Apprec
Ated, Only t Examine AZ any book store painters
supply store Mailed post paid, on receipt OF price by
JESSE HANEY Co, 10 Nassau st., ". Y.
GILDER'S MANIAI..-A complete. practical
~ guide adapted 10 all trades using gliding also sill
OF booksellers or DT mai
JESSE HANkY 4 CO., lla Nassau st., " Y
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satts.
Z uttsrl,s

ARGE SAFE OMaryin'r ucAry ue" iM
~ lkNlNn'~ furniture factory, snh t'''
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GRAND oPEEIEe OF THE SUMMER sEAsoN.
durinV the week, and
"WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATIhRRA.
MIss FANNY HERRING,
New YorA's FavorIte Actress
Barnum's famous 10000 Mutt,
COMMoDOBB MUTT. MAJOR NUT. Gus LEE.
MISS ANNIE HINDLE,
The Par Excellence OF all Male I.npersonstors-
MISS ADA LAURENT,
The MystarY. Dr. dancing Ia and
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Waller & McSOrley,
GAS Grand ST., New York,
NEAR BOwERY.
SbippinJ.
NAr'oSAhlo hk IIS Sksb5S S,SE ;;i a anal

DENMARK, "Wednesday, June el,sPN
FOR QUEENsTOwN AND LlV RfoOL
Fey pr. june "a 1880 AN. The QUEEN July :, SLY
ITALY. july /, 1890 a. NJ. Spain, Ju3 p, ll3l
cabin passage, $40 and 49, CUR ncy. l.,url teli
Al reduced rates. Stecra e lssa.t, 81 cufrf'
Dtafts issu"d from 81 upward AZ current price All
Al the company's Office, dg BROADWAY. $1,000.
/ UTftlS II. Nlnigff
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nLD-EsTABI.ISHED LINE for stuyvesant
~ CATSKlLL, ana intermediate landings. steamer
Andrew Harder from Franklin ". (Per So, TUESDAY,
Thursday. and SATURDAY steamer Monitor, Monday,
Wednerlay and Erldty n.
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6opurintrs9lp Bottles.

TNHE COPARTNER-HIP heretofore eIsting
between tue SUBSCRIBERS under and by the nrm
name OF Griggs a Co., hereby dissolved Neal boyle
retiring lherefrOm. Dated New York, June 7, 1875
Isaac Griggs. James NJ. Griggs Neal Boyle
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Rtal estate.

Heal estate.
A BARGAIN !-only 400 cash, balance SIS per
N month price 1880, fora neat, well built Set ~
house ash st.. near Attn av Ton the grade). X b.
KINNEY Agent, corner 30th q. and 30 Av. Brooklyn
open sunday.
L,AK,i- tor sale. JOHN b. PAGE, IO2 Park place.
II Ne
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Mist,llan,J1J.
NPEN WORK Binnrr Netting for sale by
DEMhREsT a JoRALEMoS. 100 Barclay Of

hPEN ,MoHk Binnrr Se,tng tor sae ny =,
DuST OFFICE NOTICE.-The foreign malls TOR
the week ending Saturday, June II. 1879, Will close
II this once ON TUESDAY at A NJ. for Europe per
tealship Nevada VIA Queenstown on Wednesday at
! A. NJ. for Europe per Steamship scythia. via
Queenstown thursday At ll.3O a. NJ. for Europe,
per steamship Pomeranian. VIA Plymouth. CherDOurg
and Hamburg; Saturday 81 10 A ". for Europe per
81 enmsp CITY of Richmond. via Queenstown; and At
10 NJ, for France direct per steamship Perere va
HAvre aud at 10 A. NJ. for Scotland direct; must be
specially addressed per steamship Anchorla via q as
gov; and At IL 80 A. VI. for Europe per steamship
Weser via Southampton and Bremen
The mails for the West Indies via Havans. will leave
New Yofk June 20
The malls for China &C.. will leave San Francisco
July l. 1870
The direct mails for Brazil. &C, will leave New York
June 20.
The mails for Australia. &C. viii leave San Fran
cisco June Il. I. l.. JAMES, Postmaster
FI,uRTOILts NTE!-Prte Picture sent frse, An
i ingenious genI 50 objects 10 1ndi Address, with
stamp 4. {. ABBEY. Bunilo. ~ T.
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l. cepieil. ocean steamer sETH Low leaving Hsr.
rsnn A.. \. r., $3.50 Sth st. T.. H., Pier "a, E. r.,
7l5i 10Th ST., y, H.. 7'4o, Pier g. n RsA n Tickets
81. AL. &. FOSTER Manager.
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GRAND FAMILY MATINEE
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. AT T. M.
General admission e5 cents Reserved seats
Dress circle 80 cents Private boxes. tb and "
Orchestra rs cents Sc ats IN gallery rs cents
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DOCkAWAY BEACH.-Ncw sea steamer Ma
III ron leaves daily from the foot OF Franklin st. at
10 A. Nj fare soc, excursion tickets, 50c leave the
beach at $3.50 L. N.
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isoth to ie5th Performance
Miss FANNY DAvEkPORTi
VT. John Brousnsm, p 4 hsIsn'' lame. Lewis
Miss sydney Cowen Mrs. Gilbert, Georgana Drew.
SECOND EXTRAORDINARILY MATINEE
SATURDAY, JUNE IL. -
"THE SERIOUS FAMILY" and "POCAHONTAs"
2OOth Performance OF "PIQUE." Friday. June %.
SILVER TICKET for every lady.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-22
SUMNER RESORTS.
"ARREN GREEN HOTEL WARREN
w TON, VA.-J. a. MADDUX, formerly

"ARREN GREEN HOTEL, WARREN
w TON, VA. 81. MADDUX, formerly
OF the City Hotel, Alexandria, Landlord.
This hotel is new from turret to foundation
stone and is furnished throughout with new
furniture. It was opened on the first of July,
1875, and already select company have taken
rooms in it. 1t is substantial, symmetrical and
well ventilated 1t crowns lovely euinence.
and has on its east front an attractive lawn. 1t
is convenient to village churches of every de-
nomination, accessible to supplies of sll de-
scriptions, and within hours ride, over a
graded road, of the Fauquier Springs, the waters
of which possess rs many curative properties as
any the invaded seek. It is within p hours
by rail of Allen andria, within hours of Wash
ington and of Baltimore. 1t also is in tele-
graphic communication with the whole country.
These advantages tend to make stranger feel
more at home while rurslizing. 1t is the pur-
pose of the landlord to cater to the comfort, up.
petite and rational pleasure of all his guests,
and make their stay with him pleasant and at
tractve. He solicits patronage. Address J.H.
Maddux, Wsrrenton, Fauquier county, Va, as
to terms. " S-tA1