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nIpORTANT CAIiTION.

--Noar Ate genuine uulssr the signature ~ J
HAlpocK ar areut ipt The United etsta. surs
rounds each boI 81 Pius and Ointment 4 hand
Some toward viii be given ta ANY one tbud ring
sutb Information e. rr may load 90 tbs detection
clnce % vending The tame, know ug them to DO
spurious,
'.'Sold 81 the manuhctcrY 81 Prof Hnifpwn
Oo., Now York aud by all rrsntctsba drug,
g'Ht~ and dotleis ia medicine throughout tie
civilized world, 10 BOXES al use Ga AID 81 zach
large s'ges
n IS nirce'ione itr The gudbucs 81 Patients
In esery disorder a.e affixed 20 each boa 301y
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AGENTS WANTED.

Good. a, manufacturer, ur.co. Tho good.
furnished By me 20 sgaHts ! receive from the
manufacture hey are shipped ii large guAi.-
liies and 81 cheapest routes IL tAis way save
nongb On cost = geoos y psy me ~ handbag
.n.A Ai'A B''g tANlu :. 7, hk"l'a y 49,. ~.
,i .1h ~ esh ~ hah y .i. .s.H ~ ~ o"1
= -. n II 49, - s,ons
s.a'',',ie M W No. MA
~ ~ D.5g ~ ~ ~ ~ - ~. - =, s,t,~iss
- 1870, INAs w .1 $500. i, ~
80 ~" st'~ ~ 80 49, $500 ,ta n
sata Dts' tuh me- 49, 49, y ~ -, -
ohAt. a'A.s ~ ~ .tris tt'afs.
j. .ooa K. they w pat aG IN a.tKst ~ ~
Ssysai bed-iosk prices. / SAINT Eeti's agsnls ~
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tbs CANS, HEATERS
sap Backsis. Rsssis and Galvanized Iros Pane
LSO

Tia Mare, Piain Aad stamped, sheet Iron aud
Copper ware, Coal Hoes, stove Pipe, CorroRHi
81 Eibsvs.
so
Paws spouis. Tia Eoo1bg. Pumps. Lead aud
Iron Pipe, CAst Urea h0ase AlnEs, Plaza AID
Galvanized. Goods fHFAiahed 10 order.
lobe promptly Atisaaed q asd xofk done 10 q
sStss'aetory manner. Prsess a. Ice a. any parts
can EEar4 far the sane quality and stFis d
goods Orders By EAil wlll FecttYs inltaeSlals
1tisEt8oh.
p H. COOLIDGE.
Arlington, VI. Jan %, is7s.
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GREATLY AFFLICTED.

Nrssss y q. BIstoorit 4 o. D,aes4. geysts.
Hse's i take p,essarp ia accommodating san
FOAps RADICAL CuRK fuA CATANRH 10
A., wh, ere afflicted with tbs dlset-e vas
r. aily nNtod StIh Is for long time, ard
cured IS xitA To- i fttls 81 the a'tava .IRE
Ab1utE ear sflsrsNrds ~ss aEsia tskrn wita
tatAFrh quite severe v. add lls.y az Tor
smother lttir Which hKvd me al light 81 slng
sac ruief frHn she hist dlse. | al c8uA lent
that ths rem 81 ali d4 81 that 10 ,aIme1 iUr 1t
std mHI8 tH1. wishing yUu "a s0estt its tHtrii-
doe ian, ] an yrfy Uuy yours A. W .SHifH
Denver. fJet & 1873. ef sDsI. D. A 9ell
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soRELY AFFLICTED.

2 hrs1s4ffa E O. fsssrsf OH sft4sfss.4
bamftel ~ oii1v .feebue fet sts-t All i6led
ssh Gatsirh J v ~ o. H3a r'p taHt, fu7ay lu o..
BAT - >s&foBes RAD u DHBE FJg
GSfthhh } have beaH -ortlf Ffiiaiea aiih
Sal tesrial ssstAsa flr oar wears sud aaHe tried
gyvfy an su istdy stthu Ok avail aauI ! taI
ua- tse ~ tial algye Cur frJul wa Nltch gave
zoe alaso % iauftui rellet "a being 4 ruHsittu+
tolsl s. veil - 20 .si podv bHIara z rs
hs ~ that is oiamsa llf it 8 Raliss =. 0ufu Tor
GA.sHr4. Ntry truly years
"a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-14
TRIED EVERYTHING.

Nessrs ! 0, BgsHgrth a o.. Aeqrcr. Col .
GsHfessl,--i have U ,eI sANFORDS RADICAL
CURE FuR CAFABltli. aud ii has given p RECT
sau'fscti1n | have tiled almos; ever, thing.
aud ii l. tAe ouy thing that has gwen Ine reiiet
{ therefore take pleasure 10 recommending is
uto "a al an cted with O4tarrh 81 any kind, an
U1cr this as my testimony to ils benz fis.
Very truly, W. 3 DECKER.
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DRESS GOODS

Largest assortment 10 the state. at
one bali their value. Everything in
the line Of Dry Goods on hand al all
times
GRO w HiLIIthn,
Al Directly Opposite Depot,
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Freeport Dubuque Line
Chicago & Milwaukee Line

Il the old Lake Shore Route, and is the only
,ne passing through Evanston, Lake Forrest,
Highland Park, Wa1kegan, Racine, kenOshA 10
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e.0OO FEET ABOVE nm SEA.

TIE faioulae tsftt1or5ais are from N.ssts =
q basW9hHa Cos. Uol tsree ard aEasugial
dfuFEists. Ehcy FrPsr7 uupteoa 1eutsilf large
sa'rs ans aatvrfstl sStiEtaef.na Na ether a.
seas ~ suataHN prevalent ig has region
lhsf tpstk s. taa fitlga8uE gdatittnrn satang
tHf.r 1 81 geHs.
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Green Bay Marquette Line

IL the only line for GAINESVILLE, Waterfowl, Fond
Du Lac, Oshkosh, Appleton, Green Bay, Esca.
nSbA, Negaunee, Marquette, Houghton, Han
cock and the Lake Superior Country. Its
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-14
NOT A QuACK NosTRuM.

Sold by all druggists. Sent by mail on receipt
Of 25e for one, sl25 for six, or 81 rs for twelve
carefully wrapped, and warral cd, by WEEKS &
POTTER, Projectors, Boston Mass -2Slm
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California.
Omaha and California Line

IL the only route for WinouA, Rochester, 0wa-
tonna, MAnksto. st. Peter New Ulm, and all
points in southern and Central Minnesota. Its
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sANFoRD'S
RADICAL CURE
Ecr CITIRRH

80 save sa ~NkF8AHs BAD
All Et hE nfsfsv ape 1esr 49, rfE sas
asnaaf tsEs attrr s.tA ea ~ fssukFtf aH
Hast Essf ssss ansvsrst HsssfzElfaa Eatt
81 is#Fa eos era. a ltlaE Sea
sf srt uf iha hta - rrfg1i1 tHs.ur usss
cot u.H3irlUes has Fo1r prf vaFtttsu faaFtf 4Hs
esats 81 taaafshts tsa fh5nk ttssn 81 tfrd
sssai3 b. cauFla 20 af 81 at4t merit o. l&af
ias's ssaeFiaR 81 e. rtasre3 We save ttta
o tse srps huaafFs ~ fht assi tsslva Yaafs
nvustkaNT aaa sa svsTs ttk1g 90 C4sarrh het
Fgufs lstis ~ tHf ftst II So - proper vau
osH ass tils stttsr - sHy paft ~ b 700 ssth
Nffg Fait Nmaff
~ b Hk1 OWN 4 Na
usH.H=srIh stH NsfsH rs5si-., - ft,aa. g..=.t.
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suicide 60 spite ms. via.

A NlCH NsRhihD NAN BLowS nFaru
IS1o Rim WITH RTFIF
The To'eto Biscesayt Tnss morns,g NJ.
TIT S'sbler,S young man from Fro9ter
Hilisdsle county, Aica-. passed througa ths
Mrs. Henry Pointer will learn for The a.,
I me that her husband committed suicide al
O'Clock r.siesOsy afternoon by shooting
hin SELF NJ Pointer bss seen more of ro-
msnce HE n most men Of his age. re has
had four wives, ali OF whom are now iivlnf
ara bear the nsme OF Pointer. for Mr. Poin-
yer never squsndered money on such senti-
mental trash as divorces. They viii On.
ooubtedly come I'm for a share of the estate
which is quite considerable in value. one
siter another Mr.. Pointers wives an lert
MN; on account OF hts incorporate ha hifs
until about two months ago. wife numoef
Iour discovered that she was only a fourth
partner In the bed aud hoard OF Mr. Pointer
,Srss - ne refused TO 60 20 he expense OF
nsoie, she lett him ard returned TO her for
me- position rs housekeeper Tor Mr. ~
And psoS 1i Monclovs. Tue loss OF his last
sno sIieyed MT Pointer that he sought for
ssre,se, snd That sort too, which he deemed
the rooms 90 ~ ne :. esterdsy he called into
nIs mouse, and asked them n they v,sbed IA
Iook az bis wife's picture. They did a. ant
,,e,so,ls :, 81 70 toeir compliments on her
other part or the house. laid down an tha
oeo which be appears 10 have Arranged win
great care Tor the occasion, took his ride.
and passing string nom the trigger aroand
one OF the rounds OF the betstead, placed ths
gun 10 his breast and fired. The bali maze
nightful wound In his chest, but the uu-
fortunate man did not expire until some ar
teen minutes after shooting himself Toe
family rushed 20 his room and found him In
terrible death struggle, his wife's picture
lying AT bis side. be was man aSC at fifty
years OF age and did not stand on The high
est pinnacle Of esteem among his neig bors
The verdict Of the cOroner's Jury was that
Ne came TO his death BY shooting himself to
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AUCTION SALES.
(NHanCnhr SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
1sTAIn IN TIE CITY AND OOUaiT OF

~ virtue Of decree passed b. the Supreme -
S Ssr g, Of d The ps.rio. e Columbia Inc 81
2. idins betseen relia Jevel. CON sls;S.nt "a
Martins Jane Burr 81 al. defendants. said cause
hshss bidder 81 the ss tint. sa sas sns
plsees hersinsfter specified. the following paross Of
] O. wipslsDAT. tn. 18th instant, on tn.
premises. at O'Clock .. m, will sell all of Lot
recorded ee o. SisIos, 81 as.g
6s,ed four L!D In sa1are numbered t.o hundred and
between .Ha and lsih and iisS Streets sers S,
.i%i:;: eli \. sso:. ss1.: g: an, b. 5,
s: I End e
Of contsined S,sSi. ih the sfd chs,
Sons on s.s On ssrss x.s e, the
TIVE q, inches .os,h from the northwest sns,e e 81
.9usIe and running thence south sth street
fou1 ,ness: ,ssSss s,
n IGr,s eight 49, FEET six s pos. .heloe
mi. lot is iuproVsd With n snt nseI e., o.
story Hame Dwelling houses, each having Q eront
.. . Ieet Inches Each house wall be sold seDs-
5 On II URsDAY. the ! 9Th instant at O'Clock
Lot twenty nine az Of John sSsTmsn e.
record Subdivision OF part Of tract Of land att
&C. 81 Panss 9 sTs
. .sns mete: AID bounds Beginaiug FIR the
18th street ROAD ntersect. the road lea os toe as
Pierce's NH, and running thence south afty ISL
and seG se.y @ s
arsa ana sixty l60l feet, TO the place of beginning
poses being Just ncr.h OF CoIunbGs 0"Iss. ana at
the Intersection OF the th street AM Pisrcss Mil
~ t. ON the sane sam a., day. ct oc,'ek M on the
IL ssd Of
streets, and is improved By . desirable two story
brick Dwelling house:
beIed ninsteen Ilsl and tweaty 20 according to
NUMBERED nine hundrsd and seSent1 four - SIT fs
the said city OF Washing1on. These lots ave IN.
o. Il. same DAY, = * 's' eioef m will offer
for sale, on the premises, one; fourth undivided
hpsSied and twenty three s,st in the said City Of
and bounds: Commencing for the same ct q poinI on
81 street west, dstant ten llO feet south from the
nDety three !ss, ieet four 90 inches thence north
= Or the same day, = O'Clock D. n Il will offer
ia Common fes' Il Iii that .Ft
Of Lot numbered twenty five ISL, 10 square mum.
city Of "shS the lac
mstss end eo1ods coI@sneins for the same .t the
DIED and hve tlU5D feet thence east twenty seven
la7 feet and thence porth hundred and i've 1867
feet 70 the place Of beginning.
The terms o .sle a. prescribed BY said decree,
are: One-thlrd OF the purchase money In cash, and
the balance In two equal paym snts at SIX and twelve
Of pr e
N .na &c. 81 % %
property At the time the same 1. sold: An convey
X. ROSS PHRHY, Trustee, No 349 st.
YOUNG MIDDLETON. Auotio n.~rs,
och LIE Droit Building.
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The Posses.tou of al..ce

n Il
IL is painful 10 have To look for W ard 10 a
Wsr between France and Germany for the
possession OF Alsace for that will be the
PIE Pr. NV, Whatever may be the provocstion.
immigration, and the contentment OF de-
spair the province may gradually become
Germanized both In feeling aud In fact. We
see little signs OF IL now. IL is evident from
many reported incidents that the detesta-
lion OF the annexed people for their masters
Is as lively as ever, but this was 90 De ex-
pected. The rule OF the German ON Gals Is
harsh, cold and unfeeling, though 4, A. not
provocative, and 10 even good natursd in ia
contempt for small protests. No social In
teroourse between the two races is possible
IN The larger towns. The use OF eIecrably
bad French Ia q favor te vent for the native
feelings. While Alsace was French an Al
satan spoke tue lang lege as kind OF proof
mat ne or she aspired 10 be Partisan and
refined. Now IL IL uttered with patriotio
and pathetic love; ~ oresthes the accents OF
the lost. In vain IL German forced down
tne throen OF little scholars; st home
French is cultivated all the more. Thus the
language has fingered long after the expelled
onciaIs, and 10 In possible that as regards
literature and conversation Alsace IL more
Germans, however, by no means discour-
aged, pursue their own stolid way, They
have actually brigaded together ali the Al
satan regiments SO that the sons Of those
who fought them at Gravelotte have now
the hated spiked helmet on their head
There IL something bold and resolule ia this
calm disregard OF possible mutiny or de-
sertion In time OF war, and this proud re-
lance on the military espru du corps which
has often trampled down national feeliues.
Austrian soldiers o. Italian birth stood
faithfully by German comrades and faced
their own compatriots; but whether, In case
OF new war, the + nperor would put his
Alsatian troops 20 su IN q cruel test, remains
TO be seen. Europe, impartial between the
"lncensed and mighty opposites," would de-
sire one OF two things-either a restoration
OF The annexed territory or q reconciliation
OF the sliensted people TO their new lot As
the nrst course seems impossible without a
war, one can only venture 10 hope for the al
tentative.
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TOMORROW.
nUNCARsON BROS, Auotioneers.

1RUsTEEs SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
s sSstS Il FT aHGIfoSD dEoEaiA 1vhs6l
ss iois @ Sf I IssS1s:a
CT MashnEton county. in the hi trict Of QolanDia,
I'll ',Si iifH p4Yi'Ss 1 STU
gay f OF VetY5ss, A. y 1876 at 80 o'clock m.
LAM situated ID the city OF sshfnSton. District OF
Columbia, aud known upon the ground plat or plan
Hf%os ire .ans
at point ssh street east distans eighty six feet
back east from said sth street with said width Of
a SsS Sd deed ssisa
and being I'm sns ..n os' p lsSs
osnvsysd to John B: miller By Mary j Herold and
corded among the laid records. together With all
the improvements, rights, privileges and hsredita-
tanning - -. my "''' "'D'''
,o A.S By virtue Of Two deed: Of trp duly
ST. folio $50, Of the land records OF washin g.on
county, in the District OF Coluu and by request
the ,sts a.. ;s or oo sSS,a.
e pses ss os a e the
and being in the city Of Washington, 10 the Dis
Or lat :, 'eS :.
psIt q square numbered nine hundred and thirty
feet .outn from the CO
Of said square, and fronting 9th street east,
aeoutberly direction to point on Georgia ave aue
thirty feet from 9th street east. norheastery
along GeoIgts avenue thirty feet to 9th street east
and from thence north along 9Th street to place
OF beginning, together with ali the improvements,
In any wise aprertaiRiag.
Terms Of sale: One-th1rd cssh; the balance In six
and twelve months, notes besring interest ct the
rate OF per cent ana secured BY deed OF trust on
the !preDtses sold. A deposit of 8 loo will be re
sncnG, &C., at cost Of puichA II the terms OF
sale are not complied With within seven days from
sale, the Trustee reserves the right to resell the
property ct the rick and cost of the pur
chaser, upon giving n We days notice In some paper
published ia astingtop, ID. q.
ccf7-eo6ds RICHARD J.. EARNsHAW, Trustee
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Bob Isxer.oII's CniIdren

FROM ne BuTtingfOn HdtOk'eye
Just now, while Colonel Ingersoll Is fairly
shaking the country with grand old repu bli-
cap enthusiasm aud Thomas Crafty IL the
candidate OF the Peoria county republicans
ior state senator, we recall pleasant little
incident In the earlier legal history OF the
Two men which may not be amiss 10 pub
!ish. Both men were mem oers OF the Peoria
oar, and were making their marx. IL so fell
out, one day years ago. that they were op-
posing counsel In a Certain case which they
were conducting with all the ardor OF young
lawyers, and In their zeal for their respec.
i've clients and their ambition TO add to
tnelr own laurels, they fell into q personal
discussion which terminated ia tie court
imposing fine of some go on each OF them
lor contempt. The business OF the court
went on, and In little while Ingersoll was
all over his passion and strolled across the
room 10 where Crafty was sitting, pretty
mad, III You please, for he didn't feel very
which viii readily occur 90 any young law
yer. lngersoll louneed up to his chair aud
said ;"Well, Tom, have q big advantage
OF you in this business" "Dont see how %
mood, "you were lined as much as / was y
"Ah, yes, but don't you see !" replied Inger-
soil, this money All goes into the school
you haven't, and 90, you incorrlgible old
pacnelor, you've got 10 help pay for my chill
dren's education !" Never :" shouted Tom.
seventeen children / can aud, frst." TIE
JOKE is very apparent when IL is known that
the girls In Peoria have long ago given Tom
IneersoiI is the father OF several orisnt, prst.
" children, whom the great orator fairly
ldoliZes. But truth oompels ms to say that
Crstty never Kept his VOW; THAT lone widow
and her fatherless brood still wait for a pro-
tector, driven to their arms by a spirit OF
revenge, and Tom, now crowned with The
brightest lsurels his profession can yield To
first money he ever paid for contempt OF
court taught Ingersoll's little girl TO read.
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AUCTION SALES.
CHANCEkY sAbE-SRIpGE. BzrwEyN
~ JkIFkRs0E AND WASHINGTON STREETS,

~ JsIfsRsoE AND wssHIEGr0N STREETS,
D O., passed in Equity cause Ne ass, Be -
spa Geo y Stroud :, 81 deispdsat.' The sraer
:isnee, as II us,ees, viii ssu: q pablo auo.i q, In
Eoys%Ses i &c q SO osocs I'M o al
81 the q i, IN 9,
s.,s O. L. Ees 90 sse g. in old Geo ,ss.ows,
IT. hes measured esst on the south ina of Brisge
str. 81 from the southeast corner Of Bril- aud
: .:s .s 's n.s ps se .ss
aeioLhios the property Of ,he late sliz.beth srs,
Der perry .Dd u tss s.e., Of snd - .e enc to
nve focevice Alley leedtog iato fsrsOa street,
he point OF fegionipe. Win tbs frame d ssiifes
iouss and buildings thereon, with the use OF SAD
erm. Of sale, Is prescribed by the DE- rec One
,01rs q the pa chase n reg 20 ne paid in ca .,
IN six .s.lvs and eighteen months z ON ssy Of ,se,
% sss e ses H 5Ss ..:
S sS shsI ssss,s Lien On the property until ~
purchaser shall have the priviess Of ps,iaa ths
whole pnrcssse money in cash. siOe down q time
terms within FIVE days from the cav 81 sa.. the
Trustees reserve the right to resell the pre- Perry
s.ssr At ei s .as
jobs T GAMMA, Trl.tse.
witt" wGSs1 nv NJ r. B1 pnS w:,ainst,n.
,hon Gay street Gsorsstosn.
AsIoRIs AT THs EhVT Ykss, WASH.
i isss'Hf II O. d6UkkseAMy' OCTOBER 81
,fauirmtnts-t large lot OF Rope, Hsmmo ks
bsgs, Co hing Utensils, Awnings, Covers LIf-
Prtteiysrs, Curtains. HCse CT several sizes, aud
rProvi,i,n.1 Breed, Dried Apples, Rice. Coffee.
CloihDg-sboes Trousers. Jackets, Flannel,
sntetlng Urderclpthes, And other articles
and other sTticl.s
Csntineen,-P .dlooks aud other kinds; also. lot
OF Yeomsn Stores, Ac.
Construotion-A lot Of Tools OF various kinds,
saws and msny other articles
Oronence-One thousand and sixty six pounds
Serge Cartridge Bag 8, 6toy &c, aud other articles
va de and Docks-0ne Y oke Of Oxen. Horse I
Light Wagon: number OF Carpets, Farniturs of
various dissertations, 4 ranges, C Jok etove, and
m, Get llaneous articles.
stesm fnaineeiing- lot OF Salt Water SOAP
full SEIZED ME OF al article be seen oy ap-
I' ing AT auctoneers once, Jutheast corner Of GIN
And streets northwes W ashiogtou ID o.
Terms cash. TwenD per centum OF the purchase
money Will be required at the time Of sale.
Articles 20 be reno red within ten tlel days or
positively forfeited TO the Government.
JOHN C BEBIGER,
Commodore u. Q. n, Comma pdsut.
oet6USU FRANK ID. CLgARY. Auct.
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DUR FIRST GRAND OPENING
Few FALL 81 DRY GOODS,

Kew FALL DRY GOODS,
AT Is PER CENT. LESS THAN LAST SEA
SONS Phi JEs.
900 pairs BLANK ATS, Less than auction prices
IONS. &c snd l21ic worth double the money.
SO dozen TOW Els yard long, AL Linen, ls,<c.
so dozen KID GLOSHs,s 40 and SOC sold at
10 dozen CIeth sKIRTs. at Soc apiece.
BLANKETS
SO pair large double Blankets, at o. 50.
30 pair douole Blankets, IS, s3 50, o., etc.
I case Engltsh Calicoes yard vide, lie.
DhEss GOODS, full assortment.
case beautiful Strips, ct l1c
Casnmere single fold, Navy Blue, seal Brown,
Bottle Gr,en and other shades, at 2sc.
I csse 81 h0nsn e PlAids, at sc.
I case Madison Serge, ut sc
case Scroll DsmAsss, plain goods stripes and
6gures, eli prices and cheap; "a French Cashmere,
@ oc-; Double wtdIn all Wool Empress OF. tins Soc.
All these Dress Goods We offer % q SIN All advance
Oassirneres and water proof Oassimeres for Mems
and Boy wear, from IS %, 60 81, IS &c., e. 81 s.
IS. Sc, etc A'i JOE sQ II WXTHR PsooF@s Jss
s:se Wa Is' sre ,d .sS 4
Blues and Medium Blue, very cheap Bargain in
Bed Tlannsls, 70, IS. 50. IS, Nke., and best Msdi-
Gated extr. heavy ct SOC. soli st7sc white Flan-
Bisei Apes. aouSls width. ssc.: BiscS AiSscs,
nne quality Sc extra heavy Black Alpaca 1xc. !;
Soc. sold e &c SLACK Cashmere. double width,
s.iss. 4 Sc sns Sp,'' at '' Extra
20 con pete with any south of kew York.
c. n TOWBON Il co,
sepU -eoSm $50 Pa sv., south aide, near TIN st
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
oC70BHR 18th, 1875


AM: LEAVE wAeBIEG-oN
an. ma Gsy s s..sion:,
nsin stsrn seas and intermediate stations,
Iie-Bs,ttnere and AIs1asdrfa Junction, sun.
sIo"ssS Torl' Ph snsi JTso, aos
A. W., s ..n,sn Psrior Oars Sunday, stops
ss:so-Bstimors ana way Stations.
etV-Chicaso, Cincinnati, Sc Louis, and Pitts
Wa xs Icy, s 3. P.Ilos and siesSsr: No CON.
md W. s ss.sa: n n:'. .! s.rss
=; IN S ;ssss 3 one: s: SsI:1
d.lshi. issnd.T 70 B.itiaors. Relay, and
issis-B.l,,mor., WAY Stations, r,,,oo., or, and
l't0-Ne. FORK, Philsd<lphia and Norfolk TX.
&sv stssio oso Ira yu9etIon On Sunday, all
s:so,.BsltimOrs and Way "s ssss do Frederick
oMa ss,sg and 1.,,.,,
iso,Trsd:ricf so a int Of sDess Metro.
Eoiiian b aneh Connects on Saturday for
%4Gssliinore, Annapolis and Way Stations,
s:s3-Bsltimors and wsy Stations &, Ann.poli.
s4s-Oiaeinnsa and Louisville Express. E1.
slsesns carr to oiseinHsti and Loui.V ins.''r
9soo-Point OF Books and Wa, stations.
IIs- Battle ore and Way Stations
a:S9-Pfsb1rg, Chicago, Columbus.
s<yLIbaiffmore, Alexandria junction, and
10:o0-bew York and PHI sdsl sbfa Night Ex.
pres. Sleeping Cars to New York
lo:o?-Baltimore and Way Stations to Annapolis
114s1st LOai, l1,r..s Cincinnati and Chicago,
and TO Lonisvtlle Saturday. slsepers
40. $40. $40, 9:26 Q. m. 40. 4:A5, $50,
Ste,I:oO, "a, 1888, $40, 1000, 1905 and
All other trains daily, except Sunday.
30 connection Tn Sunday tor Haserstown or Val
,ey 6rsncn; or Tor New York and Philadelphia &C
$40 .. m and $40 , m.
1or further Information apply at the Altimore
and Ohio Ticket Ofices, Washington Stations and
$50, Dol and sos Pennsylvania avenue. and SIS
nth street northwest, where orders viii be taken
In the city.
THOs. I'll ARP, Master OF Transportation.
l. n COLE, 9enes sl Ticket Agent.
GEO 8. KO6HTZ, General gent. sep4.tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-18

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