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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-29
up M l2I2 E1EITIE JoJsNAI-
In Memoriam.

II 4hSAAANA a-sA4s
We. the undersigned, ministers Of the Metho- F.
dist. Baptist and Presbyterian churches in
Charlestown, W. Va, being met together aud
desiring 10 express our regard for tie late
Rev. Charles Z. Ambler, formerly Rect or Of
Zion Episcopal Church in this place, do
hereby
Rsso're. We cordially testify tlat Mr. Am
bley's honesty Of purpose, strength Of convle-
tious, breadth of charity, aud uniform eourte-
So in all our official relations and intercourse,
have commanded our hish admiration and have
ever made hj.n most pleasant ministerial
neighbour aDd that, rs q man aud achFist'aa,
his singular purity, amiabiljty. independence,
iraukucss aud cordiali'y, added to his sound
Judgment aud humble devotion to the Redeem
cr aud his gospel made him brother greatly
beloved and a friend highly esteemed" Be-
ho,d an I,relitc Indeed in whom Is 20 guile.
2ud. That while we would not murmur at
our Fathers dSpcusations. nor recall our de-
plrtcd brother from the felicity Of the heavenly
State. stI we shall sldly miss his familiar
form, Lia CORDIAL grasp of the hand, his pleas
ant intercourse, his wise counsel aud his pa
ticnt example
Gol. That we offer our sympathy to Mr..
Amber Jcrcaved hnily, aud send them a
copy Of these resolutions.
Alb. That a copy Of the above be sent to
oa7 Gown papers III publication.
!. w. TONGUE,
A. C. HOPKINS.
Il. h. SHEPHERD,
s. G.. FERGUSON.
Char'estown. January, -, 1876.
Ata special meeting of tic Rector aad Yes
try Of Zion Church, Charlestown, Jefferson
County. Yves, Virginia. on Saturday evening,
january -, 1876, the following Preamble and
Resolutions Were presented and unanimously
adopted
We have learned with profound grief Of the
death Of the Rev. Charles r. Amber, the for
mer Rector Of this Parish and Church, who
departed ibis life yesterday, in Charlestown,
after r-otrlc'eJ and painful iIluoss.
TucGsv. Mr. Amt'yr was the regularly con-
s,iju,,l Rector Of thi- parish for nearly iiteeu
years. ana s.aco his resignation, which was oc-
c.si,nel ty ling leo',h, he resided amongst
us. ever Ewing 10 our affections and deepening
60 oar respect To view Of Tie rctofli long
connection vi,a our tarjsl, the ies,y desire
Co give expression in p,,,, and in part only to
,.e.r high appreciation Of his character as Rec
or. companion aud friend Endowed with a
high ORDER Of ability, an,iab!o affections and
winning mJoucys, his services as Pastor were
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Special Notices.
Manhood: How Lost, How

ReStOIeQ.
Just published, a new edition Ct DIR.
EA CULFERW Celebrated Essay on
E5s-..I the radical cure (without medicine) OF
ESsS9 Spermatorrhoa or Seminal Weakness,
Involuntary Seminal Losses Impotency, Mental
and Physical lncapaeity, lmpcdiments to Mar
riage, etc. also, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits,
induced by scli-indulgeuce or sexual extravaganza
dc.
9s7~Price, in a sealed envelope only six cents.
TIE celebrated author, in this admirable Essay,
clearly demonstrates from thirty years success
fui practice, that the alarming consequences of
sclEabuse may be radically cured without the
dangerous use OF internal medicine or the aPpli-
cati.n OF the knife; pointing out mode OF cure
a once simple. certain, and eiectual by means of
which every sufferer, no matter what his coudi
ton NAV De, may care himself cAear ly, pri ately
and radically.
w. This lecture should be in the hands ofevcry
man 10 the land.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any ad-
dress, postpaid, on receipt Of siH cents or two
post stamps.
Address the Publishers,
CHAS. j. c. KLINE CO.,
~ Bowerv New York; Post Office Box, 1856
July Il, lS75.-NUv. -, 1875.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-29

Wctl;ak the Nartinsburs Statesman has
proved crac'usjve'y that Mr.. Logan, Of The
Independent, discouraged the selection Of Mar
tuslurg as the place of meeting Of the State
democratic conservative convent ioa.
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CnOICE ToBtCCOs.

7 HAVE on hand large and choice lot Of iin5
brands Of Chewing Tobaccos, which | am
selling at reduced prices.
Call and examine my stock. store in Market
House Building, under "CONCERT HALL"
Nav p. 1873. JOtN 4. HINES.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-29

StHOVELS and Tongs, Pokers and Fire Dogs, a
- complete stock, for sale bv
JAS. LAW. H00Ff & co.
CiUSPADORES.-Jus; patented Sept. llth,
I 1875. Call and examine ut
JAS. LAW. H0OFF cos.
CORN Peppers, Graduated Measures, every
Y housekeepe. should have ibis Commodity
For sale by JAS. LAW. HO0FF & co.
T ANTERNS and Lantern Globes, cheapest in
! town. For sale By
ry'EA Pans and Coles Pots Stcgs Pans and Tin
Cups, for sale by
Jas. Law. HOOFF & co.
'INHE incest assortment OF Chamber Sets in the
county, and very cheap, for sale By
JAS. LAW. HOOFF & co.
CCHRINDER'S Pat. Cateh-thc neatest thing
= vet invented sale by
Nov. G, 1875. JAS. LAW. H00FF & co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-29

Ca Monday, Mr. Faulkner offered Dill for
the consideration by the Court Of Claims Of
claims of Southern citizens Tor Quar;ermasters'
stores and spp,i.s.
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HOUSE FOR RENT.

rErHE BRICK HOUSE situated on Main Street,
now occupied By Capt W. II. Ksble, is oiIer-
ca for rent for the next year. Possession given
April lst. For further Information, inquire Of >.
Of u. Howell
January g. is75-3t.
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Nr. Ih1mss a. Hays has sold his house and
Or. 30 De-, Air. no present occupied by Capt
E.E. Era'Iu.t Mrs Martha Slio, fr s. =
.Hu. .r-.
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To Whom 1t May Concern.

TAYING dissolved partnership By mutual
consent (of Justice 0'Bannonl, herewith
make public, that il anybody has note or ac-
count against me, will send the same 10 me for
settlement. After this date my late partner viii
paw his own notes, and transact business on bis
own account. For convenience parties may leave
bills at the Sree Press Office. Friends having
some of NY books, please leave at same Office.
HENRY T. SCHULZ.
Catcher 1879
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schedule OF Trains
IIarper's Fer. vs. Valley Branch
=. e. - - II
-. y -. Il. Il.
- -. Noaday. Jlag,-. =. ~.

Local Trains make clos, connections at Ulr-
ne,s Ferry WITH Express Trains 90, all points
West on Main Stem.
lU-Naj Train through % Baltimore without
change 90 cars.
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Washington, D. c., January p, 1876.

BAtrmoar MAuErrs.- Howard street Family
Flour So good rcd Wheat Sl.42-5; Corn59-C2;
dry yellow corn 81 Oats .; Rye 500 GoldSl.l5.
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Boots and shoes,

ID DO = II IT u : TIOtEs
Gents Hand made work ofthe best manufacturers;
also, line of CITY made work. Ladies Kid Foxed
Button Caters. Front Lace Caters, Turkish Mo-
rocco Balmorals, Misses Children and Infants
Shoes in endless variety. Give u call, as we
intend to make this part Of our business special
". Carpets, Oil Cloths, and Mating.
All the new STYLES Hats, Straw, Braid and Felt,
for Ladies and Gentlemen, Trimmed and Untrim-
med.
A full stock Of GROCERIES.
EsJ~ All kinds of Country Produce taken in ex
change for goods at highest market price. Cash
or Merchandise given for WOOL.
November 20, 1875. 7. & l..
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CORN WANTED.

WE will paw Tor any quantity Of CORN the
w highest market price IN Cssh oTC0Ods.
TRUSSELL 4 LUCAS.
December II, 1875.
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ROBINSON SALOON.
NEW STOCK

nF best Philadelphia Shoes for Ladies just
" received; also other seasonabie goods, such
as Yarns. Canton Flannels, Brown and Bieached,
Domestic Cotton Prints, &c.
Sept. IS, 1875. GEO. W.T.. KEARSLEl.
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Wholesale price SIS 90 per doz.; Half doz. $50 I;
Bows sizes Sl2.00 per dozeH; Half doz. co I;
Retail price-Men's l.5e each Boys LIS each.
| furnish the same shirts, finished IN the best
manner, for so cents each, additional. Repre-
sented By the above Gu, Cuts are made, Sleeves
cut, the Shirts can be finished by any one eomper
tent 10 straig4 It seam, il is only necessary
to sew on the cuts, put in the sleeves AID sew NJ
the side seams.
GEO. W. T. KEAgSLEY.
January Z. lsIG.
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A Rare and New Supply !!

4 FULL LIVE AND ATLOW FIGURES!
TRUSSELL LUCAS have just opened their
l FALL aud WINTER STOCK, which en-
braces every article that either the necessities or
tastes OF tie seas0n demand. These goods have
been purchased exclusively for Cash and will be
sold at the rcry smallest advance for the money
or to punctual customers only, as their business
does not Justify any indulgence whatever to Others
i,,r nrt IL
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Dry and Dress Goods,

Cassimeres Cottonades, Corduroys, Ready-Made
Clothing, Overalls. Shirts. Drawers, dc., &c.
French POplns, Mouslns. Calicos, Cott0ns,
White Goods. Lace, Striped Pique, Satin Stripe
do. Victoria Lawn. Swiss, Cambrcs, &c.
NOTIONS.-Al the latest STYLES of COllerets,
Linen Cuffs and Collars, Morocco Belts, Black
Silk Gloves, Kid Gloves, colored and black Silk
Scarfs frngea and plain, Lace, Sunshades and
Umbrellas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-04
ALEXANDRIA.

CoNvALEsCFNT.-Mr.J J. r. walker the
brakeman who was so seriously injured near
yesterday afternoon, and vas supposed 10 be
Sing early last night. but his sympto ms
sucueniy look favor able turn aud he was
nPoIte9 much better this morning. His
It's functions, aud he was enabled last night
his IL jury. ''Aoe
A SAILOR, who had received part Of his
vessel At Pripce-street wharf To davI hnt
was overhauled and taken aboard, where he
was chained until the vessel sailed. His
cries attracted large crowd.
of the students OF ST. Johns academy will
start tomorrow for Philadelphia, TO visit
the Centennial exposition. They will be gone
until the end of the week.
The STEAMER Georgeanna has tempo.
rarily taken the place OF the Keyport on
the Quanfico line, while the latter stsaner Is
undergoing some sligh: REPAIRS Gazette 3D.
PAVING THE STREETs-The committee
on streets met at the auditors office at $50
this q. m, all the members being present
except Mr.. Strauss, who has gone north. The
meeting was for the purpose OF opening the
bids for the new, repair and paving work for
the next six months, recently advertised In
the Sentinel. The contract was awarded to
Messrs. Clarke, Padgett 4 Co, the lowest
bidders, at 81 cents per spare yard.
HYMENEAL.-Cards are ont for the mar
rage OF Q: +. Stuart, esq. with Miss Ruth
Yeaton, daughter OF William G. Yeatou,
instant, at Christ church.
JOE JARBoE, colOred, stole sail from the
boat OF Robert Travis, At Fishtown, last
night. Mayor johnson gave him thirty
n iasnes this morning, which is hoped wifi
A LITTLE DAUGHTER OF Col. Pettts, CON
mandant at Fort Washington, died there
Saturday, OF . copgestive chill -[Se,ainel 3D..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-04
GEORGETOWN.

TIE GEoRGETowN AND TENNALLY-
TOWN RAILRoAD.-At q meeting of tbs d.
rectoTs OF the Georgetown and Tennallytown
railroad last Monday night in Georgetown,
call was made on the shareholders for ten
per cent OF stock So bscribed, TO be paid IN by
the 18th instant. The cost OF the road has
been estimated by the executive committee,
and q distance Of three and q half milas OF
the route measured of. IL IL the inten.,d n
OF the directors 70 complete the road before
next spring.
NEAR CoNPLErIoN-The work OF refioor-
ing the high service reservoir with concrete
Will be finished by tomorrow or Friday.
The water will then be pumped In.
GRAIN TRADe--The offerings on 'ch anee
this morning amounted TO zoos bushels OF
wheat. with sales OF SIS do at = 30; $50 do. I.
81 p; 80 AT s1.2; 300 at s..25x, and $50 ~
81 2k. The arrivals were: Boat Seneca, Wit
S5 buehels or wheat, 200 do. OF corn, and p
barrels OF -four to Hartley 4 Bro; 500 bushels
OF wheat and 300 do. corn to II. NJ. Talbot,
and $50 do wheat TO T. G. Wheeler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-04

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS FOR A KISS.
The following amusing story concerning tae
tragedian Edwin Booth is published in an
excbanee; Edwin Booth is proverbially op-
posed TO having his private trumpet blown,
but little incident of his overland trip Is
too good 10 be lost. 1t seems that In the
same parlor ear with the tragedian and his
fsm1ly was lady more remar kable for the
geousness OF her jewelry than for her refine.
meBt. This "water fly" not only conceived
the most intense passion for the pet of the
stage, but took especial pains to make it
manffest-an interest that seemed to be only
Indifference of Mr.. Booth TO her presence.
She repeatedly stated, among other things,
that she "would give S100 TO Kiss that divine
Booth Just once" At Omaha q poor emil
grant attracted the attention OF the travel
ers as they returned TO the car after dinner
He bad started for California, but had been
robbed while asleep, and was without funds
to 60 on or even procure food. Our Amerf-
can Hamlets generosity in days OF his
golden fortune is proverbial. Mr.. Booth put
his hand In his pocket, through sheer force
poor devil 500 note. As he did this his
eve fell upon his gorgeous admirer, who was
standing near by. With the sweeping stride
of the melancholy Dane he went mp alb
would give 500 TO kiss me?" The lady was
staggered for moment, but with true west
ern determination not to be baf1 ed replied,
81 did, and opened q plethoric purse def
antly. The star deliberately placed his arm
smack held out his hand for the fee. This
was given him. Booth wheeled around,
forced Ii into the emigrant's hand, saying
simply, "There's another" and, without
chs pging his couutenance or taxing any fur.
Even Mrs B. forebore 10 "wool him" under
the circumstances. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-04
Read the following Letter
From highly respectable gentleman in
Limestone, Montour Co, Pa:

From q highly respectable gentleman in
Limestone, Montour Co, Pa:
"This is to certify that was pronounced
by several physicians as consumptive, and
bad all the symptoms OF the disease In its
worst form such as coughing, severe pains
In the breast, ehOrtness OF breath, night
sweats, and extreme weakness and lassitude
Of my whole system. My family nearly all
having died Of the disease, had given up
all hope Of recovery, as nothing gave me
relief; but through the persuasion of o friend
] was induced to try Wistdr's Bd,sdm of WIld
Cherry. The first bottle relieved me consid-
erably and the third bottle cured me entire
ly. / now feel as well a. ever did in my
life, and am able to follow my occupation OF
farmer as fully as any one. also had q sister
In a more advanced state OF the disease,
having been confined to her bed for over q
year, and pronounced beyond hope by our
best physicians. She also was entirely cured
by the Wild Cherry, but IL required six or
eight bottles, and she still takes IL occasion
ally as preventative, being naturally weak
chested. would sincerely urge all who are
similarly affected to try DIR. Visitors Bdlsa,n
Of Wld Cherry, as Am satisfied that but for
your own valuable remedy my sister and
myself would not now be living. I would
cheerfully answer any one who may address
me on the subject and state our cases more
fully" JACOB MILLER.
None genuine unless signed al. Butts" on
the wrapper. 50 cents and 81 q bottle. Pre-
pared by Seth w. Fowle d Sons, So Harri-
SON avenue, Boston, and sold by dealers gen.
orally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-04

1.-THE Harvard college boat club have de-
cided TO challenge Yale for an eight.oared
four mile straight away race next summer,
~ The u. 8. circuit court at st. Louis has
confirmed the recent sales of the Missour ri
Pacific and Atlantic and Pacific railroads
1t 1s understood that this cuts of all claims
of stockholders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-04
THE LUTHEDAN SYNOD.
The Welcome Meefim0 Last Nt0ht.
FO.DAY's PROCIInINGa.

TOsDAf's PhOCBEDINGS.
The Evangelical Lutheran Synod of
Maryland met at the Memorial Church,
near the 14th street circle, and last night the
congregation gave the members q welcome
meeting. The church was handsomely dec
GRATED. The pulpit was removed, and on
the p platform n n was an arch supported by awo
made OF button hole bouquets. Immediate
ly In the center under the arch was q large
cross, profusely decorated and surmounted
was covered with flowers. Over this arch
was another, with the motto, THE world
for Christ" above this were the words, In
large, gold letters, "Memorial Greeting {"
the year In which Luther nailed the ninety
five theses on the door Of the church at Wur-
tembsIs. The Sunday School and the
were present, and the building was nlled to
repletion. Rev. DR.. Owen, the moderator,
presided. After the preliminary exercises
love and weIoome.3 Charley Butler, Of
the Sunday school, In 2 short speech, babe
of Baltimore, president of the Children's
Missionary Society, which Is supporting
missionaries In India, made neat little
mortal church, spoke words OF welcome cal
culated TO make all the strangers feel at
home. DIR: Owens, the moderator, responded
70 the pastors warm welcome, and intro
duced DR.. Norris, who made q happy
speech. A liberal collection for missions
concluded the welcome meeting.
TO-DAY's SESSION.
The Synod met this morning at $50 O'Clock
ana Inc exercises were inaugurate1 by a
sermon from Corinthians, ID chapter ana
% verse, Dy the retiring moderator, Rev. =
w: Owen, of Hagerstown. Md. The lay
delegates then reported their credentials and
were received. The Presidents report for
the past year was then read. 1t showed
quite number Of pastoral changes, and the
admission Of several new charges. Is also
annoupc ed the death of Rev. N. w. Fair, OF
on the table for further consideration. Rev.
ID. A. Shield, OF this city, was received as an
advisory member.
was then proceeded with, and resulted as
follows: President, Rev. DR.. Morris, of Bal
Gmore; English secretary, Professor B. M.
Biekle, OF Gettysburg, Pa; German secre-
taIy, f. Ph; Hepninghausen, of Baltimore;
treasurer, VIM. James, OF Baltimore.
1t was decided to convene the synod at 9
O'Clock q. m. each day, and adjourn at / p.
pray er meeting is to be held at s4 O'Clock.
Rev. DIR. StOrk gave notice that on to NOR
row morning at O'Clock he would prefer
charges against the ecclesiastical conduct of
Applications for license were made by w.
Young.
The Presidents report was referred to Revs.
The following candidates for ordination
were announced: Revs. David B. Floyd, %,
n. Lamotte and F. Heyer Weaver.
The report Of the treasurer was resd. 1t
penditures 1878.
All O'Clock the synod adjourned until 9
o clock tomorrow.
The synod will psItake Of the synodical
Church. Rev. DR.. School will deliver the
SynOdtcal sermon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-04

BRIGHT EYES, regular features and q
graceful figure fail to produce their due effect
IL the complexion is defaced with pimples or
blotches, or the skin is rough or harsh. To
remedy these defects use Gle7tn's Sulphur
Soap. Depot, Crittenton's, No. Sixth Ave
nue., New York.
Hairs Hair Dye restores the tinge OF youth
gray locks. 25m,W.f,6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-04
LOCAL NE VS..

Amusements, DC, TO.D1Eh6-
National TheGG.-f'Two Men OF Sandy
Barr
male Minstrels.
Theoter COsnfQ1Ie.-Matt Morgans Living
Statues and varieties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-04
Easy Feet, 6s,

DR.. White, Chiropodist, of fifteen years
practical experience throughout the United
states and Canadas previous to being 10
Gated In Washington, ID. c., in 1861, success
mlly treats Corns, Bunions, Diseased Nails,
Chilblains, Vascular Excrescences, SC, at
his establishment, 1416 Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite Wizards Hotel. Fee, 81 per visit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-04

REM0vAL-Fra Cydss Securing and Dyetng.
A. Fischer has enlarged his establishment
northwest, three doors from 9th street, near
the U. 8. Patent Office. By promptly adopt
Ing the latest Improvements, whether of
abled to do any work In manner not to be
equaled By those not possessing these facil-
tiles. 9.I3l2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-04

MARRIAGE LICINsEs have been issued to
Thornton Carust and Lulu Newton; Albert
Burnett and Annie Nunday; John T. Snow
ana RebeccA Williams; Louis N. Tilleux and
l. Rchaxdsou; Luther WaahinRton nd
Euen HaIrts; 6emris w. Nagrath and Mary
Sssneyi VIM. L. LAndon and Annie II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-04

THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner
OF New York avenue and 18th street, pays
epdar month. Banking hours, to 4 Sat-
urdays, 9 TO and 6 to 3. 27t3l4tio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-04
Weather Probabilities To-day.
oYYIcI OF CHrrP SIGNAL oYYIcE1,

WASHINGTON, october 4, 1G6-
In the middle states and New England,
stationary to filling. followed by rising
barometer, warmer southerly. veerfng 10
cooler westerly winds, and continuing brisk
weather, and In latter and northern portion
of former rain areas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-04

POOR DR.. MARY WALKRR--Only two
weeks ago she went into yard to pick no
some apples and bit herself with Q strange
dog, and day before yesterday she was cross-
Ing pasture and ratankerous william
one foot on the fence, butted her half way 10
election. The iron entered her soul when q
fak hionsble woman called at the hospital
Or told her that II she had worn q regula.
ton hustle the goat might have butted his
head of against her and she never would
have known anything about It till abe saw
IL In the papers Il burlington H@okeve.
~The total number OF interments In sa-
vanDah yesterday was thirty, OF which
twenty-three were from yellow fever. or
these nine were colored persons.
~The apDual sesaion Of the American
Woman Suffrage association BEGAN In PM.
81 In. Easy LivGmore and IN. Lucy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-04
CITY ITEA MS.

WE HAVE RECEIVED this day the first
genuine CherrystOn Oysters of the season.
They are dne. HARVEY & HOLDEN,
Corner Pennsylvania ave. and 18th st
EVERY LADY should have bottle OF DIR.
Lodelle's Headache Specific. Positively
cures In 10 to 80 minutes. Price 50 cents.
Ebbitt House Drug Store. w.4W