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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-01

Mr.. White, the Washington correspondent
OF the New York Tribune, 10 away down In
Maine" watching the progress of the cam
paign. Both parties are king like beav-
ers, the democrats quietly and with but few
demonstrations, while the republicans are
making q good deal OF noise with their
brass bands, torchlight professions, stump
speeches. sc. Mr.. White concludes that II
the republicans expect to roll up q big ma
tority In September without Q good deal
Of hard work, they will be greatly mis-
taken. The democrats have flooded the
state with political pamphlets on the sub
ject Of TAXATION and economy In public ex-
peuditure-subJects OF moro than ordinary
interest to the people IN the rural districts
In places where Colonel Bob Ingersoll speaks
startling extracts from his attack on Chris
uantty and the Bible are distributed to the
audiences and he has been Obliged to open
his speeches with an appeal for free thought
And free expression OF 1t, whether the sub
jet be politics or religion.
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Spain Is about to send more troops to the
"ever faithful isle" II would be interesting
to known how many troops in all have been
dispatched to Cuba since the breaking ont OF
the rebellion there seven or eight years ago.
and just how many survived the change Of
climate. 1t II asserted on good authority
that very large proportion OF the troops die
from fever and other diseases incident to the
climate, and that the yearly mortality Is
something frightful. Meanwhile the army
when there has been doing nothing except
70 repel the assaults Of the insurgents. Toe
latter remain In undisturbed possession OF
the east end OF the island, and no efforts are
made TO dislodge them. II 10 hard to see how
the spaniards expect to conquer the rebel
Lion by simply remaining on the defensive.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EOR RENT-Hour elegant new REsIDEECEs
u on street, near 18th, 10 rooms, with ali m der
conveniences; 80. 9t6 9Th street northwest, an 4
sl9 New jersey avenue. rooms, rs each Othsr
Houses oy 8. h. WALkER, Seal Rstats Agent.
go Ia. avenue. aogSs ~.
LOB REHT-H0usl SIS New JERSEY aveaas,
sreoms. gas and uAter; good yard Rsat $50
Per @onshi Asyiy 70 W. O. JoHHsoN, us lssh
EOR R1NT-One neat, comfortNbIe BRIOK
Il HOUSE, ntne looms and bathroom, With All
modern improvements, No. 229 18th street south
rear 81 griculfurAl Department. Rent q IS per
m.nth. INQUIRE A03 7th street n. sugs 81
tf0Kp ssAAkk1TSo ~ stoEy ssd bs.emept 2 8Ess
proyemeuts. on 9Th street cost, Capitol Hill, Also
LOT on 8est Capitol street, between stu ana 10Th
streets, fronting south, Sxl06 feet; al improve-
meuh paid Apply TO BATES D RYON, Real rs
west. augistr
EfoR R11T10ns new two, end one three story
rooms, bathroom, basement. and all modern i'm
lrovements; all the rooms frcscoed and painted: :
Nos. o is and $40 I'd street northwest Inquire 1t
the corner, or 30. lo3 7th street northwest The
Chariots run to the house. ang3s So
FOB REAT-BRICK HOUSE, nearly new, II
rooms, modern Improvements. Inquire 100 q
street northeast. aus1- To-
LOB eALE-A desirable BUILpING LOT, 60
i feet front; or vii be divided to suit the pur.
ehaeer; will be sold cheap hong time. Inquire
sdIoiEing premises. 1&3 6th street. between q aud
Leoutheeet. aus11-2v'
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Two new BRICK DWELLINGS; containing II
rooms; With al motern improvements; facing the
SOUTH stuete between 18th and 18th streets north.
west; In first class neighborhood. These houses
are very we'll built and finished in superior man
90 per month. Also, on grounds south Of Column
ban College. Oath and Boundary streee,D Q BRIUK
DWELLING Just hpished has II rooms enc bath
rcop: eae and water; with large lot suitable for
ktchsn garden. Apply 70 ARMS 3 KBrOHAM,
SlO street. aug1-tr
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l. OrrIOEe,
OFFICES,
OTFICIs.
Best, Cheapest,
Beet, CbeaDe
Beet. Cheapest
lie Droit Building,
LIE Droft Building,
lie Droit Building
81. Cloud Building,
st. Cioud Building,
st. Cloud Building.
A. Il. BARBER CO.,
aue16-u LIE Droft Build nR,
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WANTS.

WANTS.
So S as'fs .Sss. to COOK ssia and
WAErEL-A wohAN 70 DO g.net.l hou.e YORK
Apy Gr spy I'm q .I ,sFss Catholic
WAnfED-A NURSE. Apply At No. a
w.. w street southeast, between East Capitol and
w Meeting BOOMs, nicely furnished, one front:
dn pssmsnenf reFsrenoss stsse price and loes
w Onfurnished ROOMs, or one large one, on
nEst or second door. Address J. T., City Post
TED-Immediateiy-Teo uofarai.hei com
nuniea,ips Rooms. rent not to exceed si2 PEI
P Poss s ss,er'nes' exchanged. Address O.
WANTED-A TENAET for four or five unfur
w nishsd rooms, suitable for Housekeeping; rent
moder.ss TO desirable party 1900 ON street
WAHTID-By the lat Of October a SITUATION
u ,st5; s. b': Of
WANTBD-Oooks Ohambermaids and Nurses,
.ns o waits and Soorsd Girl for general house!ork
s. 6su Sf suaiS :, so1ssr A II ~.
Ssueets. sepi-2t'
WAHIkR..By m.ll.nl VIII. y!thau children,
hon. north q street rent must d isr
noolhe.s, stanns torms' Rooms, 11ls 10th street
w person selling our Letter Cop,ins Book 10
i!s:s! SsiIi:s Ss!s:s:
Exclusive territory eivsn. eepI lms
WhHTID-A lady wants . rlTUATION q
%i;,x. Il. o2sRiI. oisy Post once, w:.s.ss on
VVAEIlD-By a young girl. . PLA0G as iady's
G. T.: f's ei.: 8 S g
CONSUMED at 49A street y. Y. aueSl-ssA
WAfsTTEspeoBy srsspectabIe womaa, as!rUA.
in %a family best os aa 90:
III sos street care
iS n.y
i G:It location bath second Cor ssa street po?S
WANTED-A fashionable DresmaIer, thor
w oughly acquainted with the latest r aris and
IL i, asst.e class sstAblishment. Address T. T.,
WAAsTT5nRSI,B two reepseta1Ie v bite gi!Is, SIT:
the and assist aoH 10 1ssb ING
% f
WA1TED.lO0 reli.ble slRvANTs, ooiored
w end vbite, male aud female, for al kinds of
servants Ct the EIrek. Employ msnt Onios, SOLD
''.sst Between 9Th sPs o' hours. O. BurL.R
WAEIED-An APPRINTIOI at BTOE's
w, wv Photograph Gallery. Apply between ana
WAITED HOUSEHOLD T0RNTTGRI, in
Bed. Loci Boz Giiy Poss once c'e: .usas ..
WANTED-A WOMAN to do cooking, waning
.SO, and ironing for family Of four persons must
tnoI oughly understand her business. Also, wsnted
a middle. aged WOMAN to nurse two Children, one
On infant must be well recommended; good wages
sno aIa nsstauranf' in b. r. depot, corner 9Th
WANTED-Grocers, Restsnrants and others to
Ct Gns tei1 bird, cost OF new ones. 21s 10Th street
Ss.1 Her 2, ,svs;s
Office. Sua1a I'm
WANTkD.A YOUNG nan to learn the Photo.
:ts D1aLoh's Photographic Gallery, 1897 Pehns.
WANTED-Horses to PASTURE: pastures drst.
M G css fa. s 5os add'''; .dss
WAHT!D-A mali PLAHTATION in Virgini,
IA m tos su is.is
sa ss Mn PIG ops9
T1iSuHs s Saidns dhs.sa H
NUS. augs Inn
w ones, At BUTLER's. corner sth and strs o
fra ss1cs: :tored and Smoky ohi%peys
w MoOEE, Merchant Tailor, iOi1 New York
avenue, makes speciality OF cutting garments to be
neoe .. nome: noyl9y
w Steam Beatias Works, A9O Maine avenue.
- sDd n ;ts: southwest Called
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MEDICAL. &c.

MEDICAL, DC.
ROE TAI CUBE OF IMPOTlaOY, Seminal
n Gesknsss. speImstorrhGa, or Loot Visor. try
e.y For sale Il scs .srs.s soHsivs.
MBs. DIR. wILsON, an experienced Female Pay
ME, S'e,an AZ M,dc1s can Be oonnds nti:iiy con-
s1is9 :. sbsIr END p m Ms Wilson ia yis
son is not Oiairvoyanf. W " sag,i eoi,s.
nR: BUCKLRR JOE Is twenty years ex1e-
- Renee in Female Diseases, Irres uIsrities Owe
nu umos; Suarettees satisfsctton or no charges
r. Howard street, Baltimore augH tr
nh. LION, "a. Oidsss Esiabh,1sd asd 0.s
~ Rsttseh Lddses' PAyste,as a. AS Cssy, can Be
= street, from TO O'Clock. All Female Oola-
street.: c1s 10
ssSATIBIAOTION"-A 1ositive cure, q per B &.
- tie. Prepared aocordisg 70 the orisinsI form
uls b. Or: Darby, q he q street, cor Of Penn.
pRHIsscCSaIRTISs SkEk foR THa sPlED!
ell disorder brought ON by indiscretons or exoesS
Az add R..ss'. has the insrtSSS;VViffD sor co.
ID, k0H.kJss0ss n. 1.s,M@:, o.a ee COG
lc:,ss g. g: one. EYER, wiDGfspHY q.
s "a IRON e In, IN sll Diss.sss 9
rses1tiy eontrsstsd o1Tsa Il 70 days. SySSili: q
1AeSs %. : q :s
e1ry. eler2atoerhoa, brought On b. sxoessss aI6
Is ss.:.S a:S.S. osssss vsssss:. feS ssss
1900 izritsoiiig syH |eo1s Of eons:nItion, =
s,.sss: e: sIssdiiy ssrsd ~ .syy ai:sovsses
- - e. ~ s1e: 80 s..s.tiaesiI q -
$780,: o1ss ASA N slsss Ssetlvsst, fFss
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOUHD-On street northwest, an I'M Il
H BELLA. The owner can obtain Il BIN
calling q Room 11Y. Patent Office Building
s.d paying for this adverGisems
g. 8EwARD:-Lost. on Pennsylvania avenue,
Vc between 9th street and Ba.timore and Ohio
Dept PACA AGE containing 0lo.76. The above
reward Will be paid IL return Cd 70 Is Kew JERSEY
eyenoe rorthWest. ssp1- IT.
l OeT-Thursdsy afternoon. August 81, between
- 5th ssreet and st. Alo, sius' Church, Q Black
POCkETBOOk, containing court papers, recsipt
erai reward given fpder on returning 70 l. II
0kAy1S. Msrshat's Once. Oitv Hall. sepi-Ss
OST=Msny Teeth b. neglect. Use WDLLs
removes tartar and all impurities, hafdens the
gums, arrests decay greatly, contains no acid al
Drug stores; - cents Aug1.
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BOARDING.


EuRNIeHID ROOMS, WITH BOARD. at 7ls
4 lStn street northwest. sepl-3t'
GOOD CLAN TABLE BOARD. northwest cor
" ner 9Th street and Penna. avenue. aus3l-St-
ROARnING.-Two or more Mechanics may d I'd
- BOARD in private family. BY applying ct
1lS4 18TH street, between Il and u. aus3l St
ROARD!N0-ROVnS s, farpished or unfur nished, ,
- With BOARD, at 922 I'd street northeast;
house new and has water and gss. aug30-sts
BOARD In PHILADELPHIA-A Lady from
y Washington having opened o house In Pbfla
delDhfa, will Bay particular attention to the com
tort OF parties wishing to visit the Centennial Oars
pass the door direct to the Exposition grounds.
Rooms can be secured By Immediate application In
with g to 1921 Walnut street. References ex-
changed. aug8 I'm
ROARDINa.-ROOMs.f urnisbed or aufurnished,
- with or without BOAkD, ct 333 Missouri ave-
nue.. House has all modern conveniences. Street
cars pass he house. aug2S I'm
A PLEAsAET FURNIsHED FRONT Room,
"A with without Board, In . private family.
Gentlemen preferred. 61S 9Th street northwest,
near street rars- augl82w
HAMILTOH HOUSE, l4th and X streets north
II west, opposite Franklin Sauare.-Desrable
Rooms, for permanent and 1ansents: .Alse,
TABLE BOARD. aug6 I'm"
GRANT ROW-209 and 81 East Capitol street:
" Rooms and BOARD 1T summer prices.
are9-t.eplS
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Oh NiOuu
Al. BARBER co.,
aue1o-n LIE Droit Buildns.
u no IS l6h 81. NV, Il rooms. M. g.. stable $500
10 i4n street D. W. 70 rooms, stable.
20. 1907 Psnns. ave, 10 rooms. nod i%ss...... %
Ne liz. street norsSsss, % Ioon. mod i'm s.
No No a. Isl. u IN ss,ess W ~ rooms mod imp.
70. dsls Vermont avenue, 10 rooms, mod ims.-. @
stor: ard dwelling, ish street NV, med. inns 50
Nc Nc. % street Ire . sea.he,st Is rooms, mod imp
Eo. Sa s,h street NV, rooms, mod. i'm ps-... 8
No ss Eass 6spo street, 10 roa% De % mn
90: zsS and zsl7 street a. Y; rooms, m. L. 60
No. ls9 street wa rooms gas and water. IS
no. "a II street ne rthvest. rooms, mod g.. 8
No i2sS street northwest rooms, med. In g s.
tore ana Dwtllins 9TH and Boundary. ......... 20
20. 81 3 street SCI rooms, gas and water n
Nc. i Isl lith q. NV, rooms, gas and water g
No 80 sih i norsss.ss, t0 TSsn. M np.
New houses llth street. near T, rooms...... IS
svsnS. ,0S S..f f. an. and
No lalI las, l47 Sd st. NV, rooms and water Is
No. 9Th street southe eft, rooms. ........'.. Is
no. .i5o 10Th street norih. roOms Is
Alsc; number Of other houses, larger and smaiIsr
' .ssa 81 II -00' b. h. wARszR. nh and ar.s..
H o 3 3 n T =
COS street est, betwoen 9Th and 7th.. oo s
lie Drott Park, Is rooms cottage IS
10 street northwest ......... .............., 90
o,a s,Iset noI,nwesI =
ISIS Vermont avenue northwest .......--..... q.
ioo,t.sss. new 1ci M. Pleasant cscSI. %
store corner I'd and streets north sest-...... 50
~ oIn stIees =
Corner cay and Greene streets; GssrSesown- 9
623 0aseachusetts avenue northeast...-... s.
Dor ID and n.e..0 new Bricks esch.....-.. rs
fne stables rear ISL street n. Wi eAchD- IS
W street 10
9CovfDgfon $1,000. ...............-. u
THEO. =. qATOHEL,
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
~ CBILDRENs SCHOOL sHoEs
ATJ.w sRLBYs,
1914 and 1919 Penney lvspta avenue
. Chfldrens shoes, 20 II inches, 7sc. up, Youths
Broeans, II 70 Is. SOC BoIs' Brogsns, 70 g 7sc
Misses tchool Shoes. OIL upwards; BoFsi School
Shoes, 81 up; womens Lasting Polish. 81 up;
MoTent Lasting Eoxed Polish, 81 % mp; Mems
Tip Boots, o. NJ: Mea o Tip Boots, good } "a 50
M; Lsoies' French Kid Button, O. 50 up FulI
line custom made goods viii he offered low for cash
anGSO-tr
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

ITO LOAN-Ssveral small SUMS OF nOHIY,
n eeoe 70 e40o. In hand, TO loan on frst-
class keel ksiste fecurfty:
THO y. 0ATOHEL,
eeptNt Corner llSh aud streets.
FOB eALk-A BbKBRY AID FIXTUReo-A
y food chance for an enter Drisins m an. Inquire
at Harrison street, Uniontovn. aussi-et"
A RARE CHANOR-FORS 81 LIZA BOOT AND
"A sHo8 oTORE, now having fair run OF Gus.
ton has been run successfully for four year Coed
reasons given fer selling. Apply ct 1904 IL
stl eet pof Invest. sueSi- al
GSS0 MI HOUsEs ZOE $50 EACH,
MY, ,VSLa .s2S0-Gh, rec year. Tor
northeast. Inquire 1t 934 street north west,
Room Z, mp stairs, bs&ween the hours Of u and
GROCIRY AND PROVISION STORE FOR
"a L.! a:.Ihe stock and Fixtures OF Q hand.
viii be sold ct bargain. For further particulars
plesse call ct 312 50 street n, ". ausO ST.
w suitable for GROOERY ana PROVISIoN
81 eSs e stock
ausSo-SH
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Sfl Centennial Fall Opening. snp
~ THE FIBsr WITH Hrw GOODS ~
THE FIRST TO REDUCE PRICES OF BOOTS
l.. AEILBBuN.
SO2 7th street. seoopd door above street n. W,
Offers as speciaties:
el-The best School Shoes ever had
Sl-Dupbare celebrated Chtldren's SHOES.
20, 80, 40 and 5Oc.-Child's Lace and Button.
42-ksdtes' Mid Side Lace.
90-IreDch Kid Seamless Button.
% e0-Mens best hand sew ed 0aiters.
oe-Geute everlasting stitched Boots
S5-MsTanted hand peeeed Kip Boots.
p1-men o working Shoes
u e0-sewed Army Brogaus
Iona leseed Grain and Rubber Boots.
Sign "Old woman In shoe" IN window. augfllm
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PERSONAL.

FOR SALE.
LOB sALE-TWO SaARDS IN THE CITI.
l. ZENe' BUI LDl00 COMPANH. Tor tuforma.
tion apply to L. MILLnk. 1925 = @ aasSl-Sts
LOB eALE-A pair Of 1ns .velI-ma.ohed
l. HORelS, veil kho IN. VIM ten low. ~
AddsesB for Information, "ROBSE," Star E0K
once. aue3l-St.
COR sAL.-A VICTORIA CARNAGE, In OF.
u celent repair; also, An OPEN. eix, seat ROAO
WAGON, with patent wheels And Axle0 ard plat.
form springs. Apply q 0overnnsnt Corral, 18th
LOB sALE-A gentle PONY suitable Tor ladiss'
4 drivirg g. Inquire Of ~
auszl-3w~ Second AUDITORS onaes.
LOB sALI-Tor 9 I23-oood HORs1 and nae
Pee ION: sna Horss end Ph@ton for ~
"a III sn n Il n ssrsss sH northvest. sasiS D.
Eon .Atl GHnAP.4? 80 Lea, q SEED ,Sev..
" street aaa vrg;osss y: ..s S..s
C>ARRIAoBs, CARRIAGES, 0ARRIAoEs.-
~ The lsrsest and most varied sssort- -
jun = Pay
yaGesrs, Top aa1 No Top 1uggise. also, several
AHs ssconA- hand Isnel CalrisGss sn4 4S9Ktes %
hand q H.D oOH4lf1 O0.p,
narls-U he. Sl0 18th Ct. BET. o anA Nv.
FLeRIsss.
J.H. Berry CO., (LaAs e nnan Oe.,l
SIT l0tA street. northwese.
Oaa f1rsish an KleeA Dssisss SOs ISss.1 -
0Aogt notdees oo0e-se1n'
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", u 1OA, ns.ine FGtui ned 20 tne CITY VII
rarily suspended ~ neces airy absence in Philadel
phia. Once: 1888 street northwest. Residence
201 East Capitol street.
Office Hours From 9 to lO:SO a. M: from to 4 q
pm. aug3l-4t
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FAIRFAX COUNTY.
Falls Church Settlers.

J.R. Brown, Pa, 20 a.; C. q. Brown, G2 a.; G.
A. Bassett lUG a.; H. Brown, n. H. l25 a.; E. c.
Btlenscr, Pa, 10 g.; G. H. Buxton, o., 10 a., L. II.
Bergman, 25 a.; A. Clover, N Y: % a.; l. Carter
Pa, $50 a; l. Crossmau, Pa, l36 a; 5. A. Goa, n.
Y. Ii "a; Demmipgs, n. Y, l02 a.; j: E. Dean 6l
a ; 5. Dwyea, N Y; 20 a.; W. Duncan, Scot,
= a.; E. A. Grenough, n. H., l23 a.; j. Gheen,
Pa loo a.; d. 8 Gordon, Pa, 2O1 a ; d. D. Gould,
\. j., $50 a. H. NJ. Marshall, y. Y, l31 a.; &. B.
lycs n. Y; 10 a.; L. Lloyd, N. Y, "a; +. Lowry
" Y, l55 a.; D. o. Munson, N. T., 40 a.; W.
Lewis, Mass, l3o a.; l.. Tuttle, Ill a.; a. Wyle'
;:.4 "a; N. W. Miller, n. Y, 30 a.; G. Seaman, \.
T., :s26 a.; 326 a. 2. Salisbury n Y, 23S a.; II.
Gray, Mich, 50 a R. Lang, Ca, 81 a.; T. Thorn:
y. Y, 80 a.; A. Martin Scott, 80 a; 6. AUD, lUo
a.; D. Sprankler, Pa, 81 as A. Room n. l:,Ao a.;
q Pcrago, n. Y 73 a.; w. Fits, Mass, 20 a.; NJ.
Cormick, o., $50 a.
These settlers are located very conveniently to
Washington city, to which place they have easy &C
cess by Railroad and good wagon roads-churcnes
for all denominations, good common schools ana ana
higher seminaries stores, shops, grlst and saw mills
Lands OF very good quality naturally. Surplus
lands TO be had low. a Farmers, Club organlzcd.
A. Martin, Pres, G: Aud, Sec. P. 0. Ad. Fairs
Church
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From the Woodlawn Farmers Circular. ]
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY.
OccOquan Settlers.

In and around the Village of Occoquan, on Occo-
III n river, Prince William Co., numbering about
or,v families, mostly from New Jersey, Pennsylva-
MIA and New York. Size of farms 100 to 2OO acres.
These settlers are within a few miles ofthe Poto-
mac. have daily mail and regular communication
with Alexandria and Washington, thirty miles dis
,ant oy steamboat. They have four schools, four
rhurches, numerous grist and saw mills, stores,
,nilhs and wagon shops, and there is water power
erv available) sufficient TO turn half of the spin.
dies of Lowell.
Fish are plenty in season. The quality of the
,ana is good The settlers are improving their
farms Desirable tracts of all S zes with more or
less timber can be had low. Timber and stone for
huilding are abundant. All inquiries by mail duly
answered. ADDRESS j. G. Horner, Occoquan.
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The Latest.

Having made my Fall and Winter purchases
Of CLOTHING, GENTS FURNISHING
GoOl" TRUNKS, HATS and SATCHELS,
and other goods usually found in first class
Clothing Establishment,
would invite the public to call and inspect
them etore purchasing elsewhere, feeling con-
tdent that can please the most fastidious.
My purchases consist in part of the finest of
American French, Scotch and English fabrics.
Boys, Youths and Mems Overcosts, of all
Shades and qualities.
Suits for Boys at moderate prices.
My stock is the largest and most complete of
any in the city An early call is solicited.
s. DEALHAM,
oeI Is 80 King street.
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AIEXANDRTA VA MONDAY. MARCH 27, 1876.
DRY GOODS.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
J, NJ, STEWART
DRY GOUD&

Has just opened fine stock Of
SPRING GOODS.
Plaids for over dresses and the plsin goods to
match.
Percsles, in great variety.
Prints and Cambrics.
Black Gro Grain Silks for Sl50-af fine article.
Australian Grapes, very handsome.
Blsck French Cashmeres.
Grape Veil. and English Grape for trimming.
Single and D uble Black Cashmere Shswls'
Plaid and Striped Musllns.
Lonsdale Cambrlcs.
A stock of superior (Richardson's) Irish
Linens
Very beautiful printed Linen Lawns, White
do. Table Napkins Of all prices Hemshtched
Linen Cambria Handkorchieis for ladies and
gentlemen, Gloves and Hosiery:
A large lot Of superior finish Alpacas. These
goods sre beautiful blacks and the most ap
proved brands.
Very tlue Blsck Mohairs, with All kinds of
Beached Goods, superior Cotton Sheetings
&C., &c mn Il
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There are thousands who have rub

There are thousands who nave ruD-
bed their fl sh sore with liniments for pains and
aches that hey call rheumatism, and have found
no relief simply because these pains and aches
are unmstakable signs Of y torpid and disorder
ed liver and cannot be cured without striking ut
the seat of the disease, removing the bile and
bsd blood from the system and restoring The
liver to y natural and healthy action by taking
bottle of Merrell's Hepattme for all di.
scasos of the liver, when the pains and aches
will gradually disappear from day to day as II
enters into the system, and does its work. Fifty
Io>es Tor ono dollar two cents dose; cheaper
than pills and free from calcmel. Sold by
marlL-lm L. S. l. LEADBEATER - BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-27
Clifton Settlers.

Around Clifton Station on Midland Railroad, y
miles from Alexandria. About 20 families mostly
from New Jersey, Pennsylvania and New 7 York-
Size of farms from 100 to $50 acres. Settled since
rs Four churches have been organized, and there
are excellent schools. There are grist and saw
mills and smiths and wagon shops. The dairy
business is au important industry. The people are
progressive and energetic, and their farms are I'M
proving in appearance. Surplus lands can DC bougn'
low. Inquiries by mail be answered oy W. Green:
p d udrcss Clifton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-27

Located on tue Virginia Midland Railroad, from
Is 20 s. miles FROM Alexandria. About 30 faml-
les mostly english and German Size OF farms
from l5O to SCO acres, churches of several denomi
nations have been organized. There are good
schools, stores, shops and mills The lands are
well adapted for grazing. Surplus tracts can be had
at very reasonable rates The people are energetic
and prosperous All inquiries BY mail duly an
swered. Address w. AdAmson, Gainesville T. ..
There are other smaller northern settlements in
this county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-27
HernlaOn Settlers.

On Washington and Ohio Railroad About :
miles from Alexandria. Size of farms from loO to
800 acres. Settlers from most Of northern ana west
eri. states. Have all conveniences of churches'
schools mills, stores shops, sc. Quality OF lanos
good. Farms improving. Surplus tracts for sale al
reasonable prices. All Inquiries by mail duly an
swcred by b L Borden, address Spring Vale T. o.
There are other smaller settlements i'll the county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-27
"Hcre.s 10 your Good Health"

Many Happy Days" These good wishes will
not cure you unless you take my medicine,
HErAr1NE, for all diseases of the liver. Those
who wsil must suffer the more You may read
this advertisement until Dyspepsia. Sour StoG-
sch Indigestion, Spleen, Chills, Constipation,
and Piles have dragged you to the brink OF the
Still there is hope as long there is life if you
take Merrelrs Hepatinc for the Liver.
Fifty doses for one dollar. cheaper than pills or
doctor bills, and free from cslomel. SOLD by
marl6-1n Z. S. LEAD BEArER S BRO. i,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-27

ERESH GOODS.
am just opening quite an addition to my stock
in new and very pretty Prints, Alpscas ana
Black French Cashmeres.
brown, Bleached and Lead Coorcd Canton
Fl.nncls. ;,
a fine line of Gents Pocket Hsndkcrchiels in
Linen Cambria and Silk.
Hcmsttched do for ladies and gentlemen.
Gents Kid Gloves, Corsets, extra size gentle
mems Merino Vests, 42S44 inches Gents SIX
Scar and Neck Ties, superior Bed Blankets
I,nn,rnrts Rlesched and Brown Cottons, &c.
don ~ J. II STEWART