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BUCKEYE ! BUCKEYE

Farmers listen to no statement Of agents
but examine and try to your own satistac-
ton the
"BUCKEYE IMPROVED DRILL. y
The Drill that feeds both Wheat and GU
ano according TO rate of speed. A trial
of this Drill and guaranteed before you are
required to purchase.
PIT. HARGEl'T s. Co.,
South Market St, Frederick, Md.
aug16ti
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administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
IN scribcr has obtained from the Or
phan's Court of Frederick County, letters
Tcstamentary upon the estate of
EUGENE J. GERNAND,
late Of Frederick county, deceased. Al
persons having claims against said de
ceased, arc hereby warned to exhibit tn,
same with the vouchers thereof legally an
thcnticatcd to the subscriber, on or bcior,
the 1st day of May next; or they M; y
otherwise, by law, be excluded from al
bcncti: of said estate. Those indebted are
requested to makcimmcdiair payment.
BERNARD COLLlFLOWER,
nyOl-4t Administrator.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
Saturday. December =, 1877.
at | O'cloc'' p m.

10y Virtue of deed of Trust executed
ID by John Lohr and wife to Abraham
Lohr trustee, for the benefit Of the credit
ors of the said John Lohr the undersigned
as trustee will sell at public sale upon the
premises Immediately adjoining the depot
of the w. NJ RR. Co., at Mechanicstown,
on ahnNr day ALL of lhc
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VINCENT ECKENRDDE, Agent

VINCENT ECKENRDDE, Agent
Mrs. Jerome Brrhncr, W + Eckcnrodc
John DH.is, J W Jones, Danirl Good.
Near ITarncv-Mra Abraham licSsnn
Rrh rca Mills, Jacob Bowers, jessie Shcat
fer, Bell RcavCr, Grcnviilc-Nrs Susan
Fringcr, 5 c Shoemaker, Rachel Mcn'zcl
Tanncytown, Carroll county.
Mrs II Kemp, James shit, } ) Forrest
5 Flickingcr, NJ J Yiuging, Samuel Slick
Talbot IIaugh, John Rincdollar, Washing
ton Rcaycr G G Currcns. p NJ.
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no. A130 Equity.
u tie Nu.ru1 G"uft tor Frederick
Go"1"H >tHtnym r7u'W.
SrrrEMDEE TERN, 1877.
james ". Eichclhrrgcr,

vs..
C&Spcr Mhcrs executor of Mary VI IIourk
deceased, VinrrM, Myers ami others.
Nrlcrc,i this 18th DIV Of October, 1877.
\ that on the l1lh day of November
next. tie Court will proceed t" act un"n
IT," report Of sale, this day filed by Charles
y Eichrlhergty. trustee in the above case,
unless cause To- The contrary he shown be-
tore sid day provided 4 copy of this order
I've. inserted in some ncwspal cr published
in Frederick county for til: c. successive
weeks prior tn said day.
The report states the amount of sales of
real estate al .;56l.
THOMAS GORSCCI.
lrrk oEthr ti,cu.t Court for Frcdk Co
True Nopy-Tc-,,
THOMAS GORSUCI1, Clerk.
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sJ1AlIllI..tI1sj
WASHING COMPOUND
The Woman'S Friend n Labor Saver

The WOman'S Friend u Labor Saver
IS NOW OFFERED TO
HOUSEKEEPER'o EVERY WHERE !!
Well werth SlOayear to every Family
u ecausc it softcns the hardest water in
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Chapping; Beaches Cotton and Wooden
Goods quickly; Preserves and Brighlcns
the colors in woolcn goods and callcocs :;
Prevents the Pulling of Flannc|s and re-
moves all stains of oil, grease, tar blood
and ink from either wood, wool, cotton,
linen or silk 1t renders III, use of rubbing
board and washing machine unnecessary,
and thus nsurcs a Reduction Of % per
cent in the expense Of housekeeping goods
1t certainly reduces the labor of washing
and the cost Of fuel and soap over ono half;
besides relieving the house of much Of the
destructive heat and steam so annoying on
washing days.
Use the Sample Received With This
Strictly According TO Directions!
Try it on Floors, Oil Cloth, Painted, Var
nshcd or Gildcd Surfaces, Earthcn, Tin,
Britannia or Slvcrwarc.
TEST II THOROUGHLY.
Soak cotton, linen or lace for weeks if you
will, in the Strongest Solution that can be
made, and We ~W pay 500 Jar Mr first ar
tnle Mjured Use Il % crnt package and
save 81 worth Of soap and 81 worth of Ia
Dor. Try ono and if You are net convinced
Our Agent will Refund Your Money.
LADIES WHO CAN COMMAND
The services of others for the duties of the
Laundry viii find an adoption of the Com
pound Of Infinite Advantage to them in the
assured preservation of their Embroidered
and Trimmed Goods, and will soon be fully
rewarded for any exercise Of their author
ilv required TO ensure its adoption by their
iJmcSticS
1T Is 4 POSITIVE PRESERFATiEE
of all Lace, Trimmed and Embroidered
Goods; II combination of perfectly harm
less drugs, it is AT the same time the Most
Powerful valuable and Indispensable clean
sing agent ever employed. Used as u soft
Soap ,ecc recipe on % cent pachagrl i,
meets every requirement Of The household
Sold and delivered by the Agents only, in
their respective territories.
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saturday, November 81, 1877,
ut > o'clock p. m, that valuable tract OF
TIMBER LAND,

called "Thc Last Of All lying on the sum
nit of the mountains about 3mIlcs west OF
Mvchanic,town, adjoining the lan'is of
McsSrs Kunkcl, Willhidr, White and
others, containing
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GO to Root & Croft for Boots anC
Shoes. Stock Large ana Prices Low
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
MOUNTAIN LAND

10y virtue of decree of the Circuit
j Court for Frederick county, sitting
in equity passed in cau,r No 1910 Equity
Docket, the subscriber ~ trustee will offer
nt public sri" in Mcchanicstown, Md, 1T
l;ilInrts Hotel, on
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FORTY-SENEN ACRES

more or less. being the same land that was
conveyed to Thomas Beatty by letters pat
cnt from the State of Mary land, dated April
24lh, 1872. and therein described as fol
lows, viz: "Erginning at ~ bounded Chkst-
nut oak tree standing near y spring,Shc
lcad Of High Run, and running thence
south 60 deg, east 10 p"; south ~ deg,
west Is ps north so deg, west 10 ps;
Forth - deg, west Is pS; north ~ deg,
east lO6 ps ; south 50 deg, east 20 ps;
thence by straight line to the first begin
ming tree"
The lot lies level and is we'll timbercd
with good soil.
Terms If .SM1.-Oncihir, Of the pnr.
chase money in cash on day Of sale, or on
the ratification thereof by the Court the
balance in two equal payments Of one and
two wears from the day of sale, bearing in
tcrcst thcrcfron, and to be secured by the
notes of the purchaser with approved Sc
cnritv thereon or Wcash at the option of
the purchaser. And on the payment Of the
whole purchase money the Trustee shall by
rood and sufficient deed convey to the
purchaser al the right, title and interest
which the sad Thomas Beatty held in said
land at the time of his death, and of all
those claiming by, through or under him.
JOHN RlTCIIlE,
Trustee,
Frederick, Md.
n. B.-Convcvancing and surveys. il
rnN, at Cos, Of purchaser oCt2J "
Evening star., 1877-07-23
Reading Matter on Every Page.
The Emergency.

There is nothing In the outlook TO indicate
that the strike disorders are likely TO come
10 speedy end further than the fact that
some Of the railroad companies have yielded
to the demands OF the strikers. II is not inn
possible that some compromise may be ef-
fected between the men and the companies
upon all the blocked up roads, but the dan
ger is that If such settlement is not speedily
reached the trouble may get beyond rail-
road circles, and that the unemployed and
the lawless may institute a communistic
raid upon property in many of our large
cities. a warning note comes already
from Chicago TO this effect. OF all the
arrests made by the police in Baltimore
II is stated that not one has been a railroad
man. The mob there was made up largely
of the dangerous" classes, watching an op-
pOrtuniiy for plunder and pillage. So far as
the differences exist between the EMPLOYERS
and The employed a good many people think
mat an understanding ought to be effected
Dy arbitration. IL will in the opinion Of
thoughtful men, who have no sort of sym
pathy with mob law, be a proper thing
for the railroad companies to do to revise
their plan of ecOnomizing expenses, and
not make the burden Of reduction fall so
largely upon the poorer class os employees.
Let them begin the reduction at the other
end, and cut down the salaries of the high
OAiVeIS " no get S-7,"b per year and palace
cars for their personal use, instead OF the
pay Of the men who get less than s. per week
for the support Of a family. Let them tide
over the hard times by carrying something
less 10 The surplus account" or to the paw
ment OF ten per cent. dividends, and not by
cutting down the pay OF the hardest worked
of their employees TO a starvation figure. 1t
is 10 surrender for the railroad companies to
reconsider any action manifestly unjust, and
10 base IL on ground of equity that will
enable them to 20 before the country with
reasonable claim for sympathy in case of a
disOrderly strike.
Evening star., 1877-07-23

The worst OF IL Is not the bleeding victims
writing on the pavements, the blazing prop
erty, the embargoed trains, the starving
wives and children. The worst of IL is the
decay OF public virtue, the arrogance of
worldly success" the destruction of popu-
lar integrity, the heartlessness of money
getting, The Ignorance OF Gods laws. We
need no longer speculate about the existence
and extent OF the disease. We know now
What should we do about Ii? Jesus of Naza-
reth has told us and shown us what TO do
and there Is no other adequate course. He
righted wrongs; He healed the sick; He fed
the hurgry, and He rebuked the money!
changers. He succeeded better than If he had
called out the militia.
Evening star., 1877-07-23

In placing General Hancock I'm command
at Baltimore, General French In West Vfr-
ginia, and In proposing to send General
Sheridan TO Pittsburg, the government exer-
cises a wise discrimination. All these Off
GERS are tried and experienced soldiers
Sheridan "hewed his way TO fame with a
bloody sword" Hancock, as commander of
the Second Army Corps, bore the shock of
Lees tremendous onset against the center of
the Union lines AZ Gettysburg, July 3, 1865;
and French, as commander of the Thiri
Army Corps, won laurels on many q we'll
fought battle field during the war of the re-
bellion. The fact that General Hancock is n
staunch democrat and a standing candidate
Tor the Presidency ought TO entitle his order.
TO respect In city which is democratic I'm a
party seDse) "by large majority The
General is represented as taking matters
very coolly, and saying that he places no
confidence in the rumor that the negroes In
Washington show signs of insurrection. He
said yesterday that the negroes are usually
very quiet, inoffensive citizens, ready TO re-
spect the orders OF the law-makfng power.
Furthermore, he is represented as saying
that tie city OF Washington is peculiarly
protected from mob violence by the nature
OF the Inhabitants, and that he has no fear of
any disturbance in this city.
Evening star., 1877-07-23

General Sherman was severely Criticized
for saying al banquet given in New York
few months ago, that without the regular
army the people of this country would be an
organized mob. Perhaps the General was
putting The case little too strong but re-
cent events have demonstrated two things
very clearly-frst, that the militia cannot be
depended upon ID put down domestic vio
lence; and second, that our regular army is
altogether too small for the needs of the
country. Composed as they are in the main
of young men fond OF the pomp and circum-
stance of glittering uniforms, and street pa
rades and reviews, the members of militia
do not constitute the best material in the
world for suppressing disorders, especially
when such disorders occur in their own To-
caiity. The rout OF the militia at Pittsburp
yesterday by the mob illustrated their ineffi-
cheney, which was caused perhaps quite as
much by an indisposition 10 deal summartlv
with their assailants, many of whom vera
friends and acquaistances, as by a lack ~
discipline and courage. On the contrarv
the regulars have no afdliation win ,bs
rioters, and being under good discipline. ara
much more effective in quelling disorders of
all kinds The advocates OF the abolition or
reduction OF the regular army, In view of
our Indian troubles, the complication on the
Mexican frontier, and the pending labor dis.
turbances, will probably modify their Views
before the assembling of the next Congress.
Evening star., 1877-07-23
BEAUTIFUL LAWNS,
aRiES, .sp sIsSk WITH sskDO

aBiKS, 4sP BLaSk viii sskD.
GBOGND WITH BLACK, ssowH. .BLUi,
LAvEHrER FIGURES
Bsaufifgl Lace STRIP W hite Goods very 1e na,fty
only . Also, Striped Victoria Lawns only Is
fancy mech, IS, %. -, 81, 81, 50.
An OF our Dress Goods ct cost.
All Of our Le Parasois with fancy handlee e cost
Purs Wool Slack Cashmere, very vide, q. Alss,
Black Cashmeres. very vide, 50.
Black siks very cheap, rs. 81, 81, 81 s, oiO
Striped Summer Silks very cheap
Lonsd.ls Canbrfc, Is. Towels, Q. Pure Linen
Table Danask In remnants Of N. ., ~, X 3 yards
lengths on'y 81. Children Bordersd Handk erchisfe
CHEAP. Ixcellent Calico, ~. wor.Ns
yn CARTEBS, S07 Market Space,
Evening star., 1877-07-23

The a,,,n,, titles OF the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad have bee,. at some pains to keep
before their employees and the puGlc the fact
that Mr.. Garrett, the president Of the road
receives but 5000 salary per year. They
have no-, however, taken any particular
trouble TO state that Vice President King
receives an annual salary of $40, 600, ard
that his compensation as president of sew
eral other lines aggregates about $1,000
more. Second Vice President Keyser re-
ceives s,O00, and the compensation of the
master OF transportation is about the same.
The engineers OF the road formerly made on
an average about s1+0 per month. They now
receive from $50 10 SEQ. The brakemeu
formerly received from SO TO SEQ per month, B.,
whereas their compensation under the recent
reduction was cut down 10 S25, out of which
they were obliged 10 pay for meals and
lodging when away from home.
Evening star., 1877-07-23
FOR SALE.

EoR sALE-A hn. Lstiher-top BUGGY IA p.s.
fecf Or~-r. I'll be sold cheap. ~ the orner mas
10 further use for the same can be seeu al
GHEENs Stables, corner Of a.d sth .ts north.
EoR sALE-oae BAY HORsE youIg snd
soune, IS hands high; sood single CT IN
coutle driver; can trci Cose II three min. <SS
ute,; can &c seen st CHAs. II. EARLKs Stsoles,
E>oR cALE-A large, hand.ore. CHESTNUT sOrrel
Il HokSk, suitable for coupe or farily q
carriage; kind and we'll broke bred 10 Vir- IN
eiHia; can be se~u st 81 = Lou ana avcuus: GA
Iaee sold on time with good endorsed notes; Prise
wv. gysi-A'
EQR sALE-Fsmily HORST, ,lan1 and Kina ;
haAng top BUGGY and HARNESS: ts- n
ssses ossefr II he sssp.I,s Ss5y sSsas g, IN Sod
StacIe, VIZ u Greet northwest. lyD-Sis
EoR eAE.0ne FAMILY CARRIAGE and
eut little used at fLEMkINos Sta 66
pie, on O street, between "a ana 9Th HS2G
koR eALk-A GOOD road HAgR, lighI Oar.
/. nAse snn hsrnsss: Will sell cheap ~
ABBY M MPUmPHkkYS Stable, street, 10y
est.ees - ands nyH-
Evening star., 1877-07-23
CHEAP SUMMER READING FOF
~ sAiR.AT

Or, eT a5 sIr.et and Pesn.yIsasis .rsau,
LAKESIDE, SEASIrE, FIRfslDE, TRIBuRR
kOSt Is AND HOMs LIBR lRY
The best Standard Nsveis. ulasrid z-d for IN
and 30 cents. AL he back numbers on hand aad
jyzpst sHILLINGToSs BOOKSTORE.
Evening star., 1877-07-23

EOB BENT
0l6 r street northwest, OPP. Masonic Tenpls.
No. 1910 Vermont avenue Ii ~ N. I.-..---.. Slos
10 street W, Is re-, ell n. i..--.....---. rs
No. lI2s N st. NV, IL rs, ALI n i..-.-....-.. 60
No 0OA Il s. nv br., sso., u rs m t.. 60
NJ 5ySS .tnv. bI ,ssts;, 10 rs, all n T. IS
10. 10 2lS S Ct nv ,br, 3 sto II r: n; i--.. g
no. 920 Capitol, new, 10 rs, m i....-....... .
ssS ssS 123i 81. nv brick; sso. rs, N. L. g
No 2O3 St, s.e., IL rs., i...........-..... %
No 1000 18th st. Nv, ii re-, all m. L---.---- "
no 1tO "a ST. Ne, 10 rs. ali n. %
So. So Iasa Has It. nv, brick, ss.ry, -. 3
No zoe 18th sts er 5 sto. RS, all n. t..--. IS
no ~ 8 st ne, fr., rs, ell m L., stabls.-..... B
Nos log ll2 4th st. Sc. br, sto., RS, n. 81
Nos. 1920 1870 4 NV, br., Z rs II g
NO DID New Jersey av. NV, rs, gas, water. Is
No 12S Carroll st g., brick, story r., nj 35
No - Dsfrees st., br, RS, i..-...--...... Il
No 312 18Th st. s.w brick, rs, water, Ao..- Is
No. 1917 Sd ct. NV, frame, srs., water, ke... Is
Ste re 1917 10th street north est -. ....... 10
Also lto other houses in every section Of the
city, full list Of which can be at our Gces
FOk sALk.-We have . number Of bargains In
houses and lots large and snsl in every section Of
ihe city, hoh We would be pleased to show to par
ties desiring to secure homes or nake Investments
FOB sENT-Eo. lis ID st. \ w., m. ...-..... aD
DO. 1941 sth n. NV, m. L---... %
FOB sALE-No. 81 mass ave., T. n...---......a. ~
Do. 1909 I'm st. D v .........7 10
ChA6. A. APPEL,
JeS n No. asa Louisiana avenue.
Evening star., 1877-07-23

II X. WARD, AHerney Dairy Depot,
=. Wholesale AND Rs,ail Dealer in PURE Al
DERNEf MILK AND CREAM. ONCE aud Depot,
620 l. stret NV, Was iington, ID. G.. FRE,H
BUTTER, 30 cents, ehurned ev-ry day a. a. m.
Choice A. Ii ERNEY BUrTER, 40 ce ats, in quar-
ter pound prints. BUTTER MILK speciality
Milk and Cream delivered any hour desired Jig I'm
Evening star., 1877-07-23
THE SEASIDE LIBRARY.

Oheice book. no longer for the few only The bsst
standard novels within the reseh Of every one:
aud npsbridsed5 fer 10 and D cent. i'en oneh'pssa
1. EAST LYNNE By Mrs. Henry Wood, Double
.. JOHN HhLIr1X, ,GKNTLEMIS,B By Miss '''
5. JANE EYRE. By Charlotte Broate. (Don-
A &oMAS:HlTER 0hsfie. Reads': new 1'''
5 IHE BIHGK:INDIss Jules verne Latest. Se iSe
6. THE LAST DAYS OF POMPEII By Bui-
7. ADAM BEDE By aoorSs Eliot GOou6Is .OS
8. TEE ARUNDEL MOTTO. By Mary Gs;ii t;;ii w
3 OF ) MIDDLETON MONEY. BY Mar; Mary W.
TO- 1HE woAls in WHITE. By iii;;s wiiEis ,"''
H. IHE MILL On THE FLOSS. by George -"0'
L. TIE xHERi0GS SENATOR By Xni6o- '''
L. 2 ffR1ScRss OF THULE. By William sc'
Il. III: DEAD SECRET B; VIII. Collins: ;i;;;. Se iSe
- k3M0LA; " Gsor &c niot Double No. = DOC.
AND HELD or lGs. In one book. BY
". HiPBEN PERTLTs T nv MARY Mar; De Oec Hsv 1Sc Sc.
IS. BxRBARAs HRs HISTORY. By Amelia b.
10. A EsRIBTE TEMPTATION. BY Chas. 10''
%. OLD CURIOSITY SHOP. BY Charles iiiiiies iOF
q y6gL PLAY By ghsrles &c, &c
g HE Nix s6TEEs MEsf fEsAS4 3 T.' s. Msiy c.
For sale by AL Booksellers and Newsdealtrs,
~ 'O's0 PREPAID GEORGG 81 EsSisS: {! vi PMGNRo, mi
Iy3 81 81, 9S and rs Tande,cater ST.. v. Y.
LIMITED STATES FOUR PER CENT.
BONDS
On hand, for sale BY
LEWIS JOHNSON CO.. Bankers.
jy2l-H Pa are. and fOfh street.
MCMENAMIN & CO.,
Corner First street east and Penn. urepUe,
Have on hand the largest and best selection of
MARBLE and GRANITE MONUMENTS HEAD
STONES, sc
ever offered for ale south of New York jy5l -3m*
OIL! rsr ruv man
Il. Ii. Keilogg's sAnti-Ccrrosiye
CYLINDER OIL
Has body superior TO any lubricatO-, aud endures
actual fire Test of AS deg For sale 10y
jya CIV H. p. GILBERT, Georgetown, d. @.
~ WASHINGTON, n. O., July Is, 1877
lNOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT - NOTICE is
SAMI Ill EMEk1. II, Partners, trading as THE
EMERY COAL COMPANY, have, this day, made
q general assigI ment 10 the undersigned for the
eenert Cf their creditors Persons Indebted 20 said
hrB i'll Rske payment to without delay, and the
creditors Of said firm will present their claims with
particulars Of same, to us at our Office.
JOHN W. ROSS,
MILLS DEAN,
Assisnees OF the Emery Coal Company, As Louis-
lana avenue. jy2-iw
Evening star., 1877-07-23

I UTTRELL BURFORD,
IL 7O6 street. opp. General Post Offoe
Houses for Rent.
NO OO4 9Th d. store and cellar, all mod fmDs- go
No. .OS East Capitol St. 10 rooms, all IN 49,. "
No. .OS street northwest, Office rooms at
lp,ices.
Houses for Sale and Exchange.
We offer q list # Property, both improved and
IN improved, which can be sold at low figures, and
ON terms to suit. Also, two fine houses in exchange
for small property.
900, 3 500, In sums to suit, at eight per
cent. iyl8-rr
Evening star., 1877-07-23
PERSONAL.

L LhISOAN n IL.
THE GENTLEMAN WHO PURCHASED A
L HASP HINGE At III HtRkOVER'S, 1886 l4th
strtet, on Thursday morning July 18th, will confer
n great favor by calling 1900 Rhode Island
avenue mon oIthwe-t, as soon as possible. Jy-3 IT
rs Alkk, . street paver by occupation In
formation OF his W he reabouts 10 solicited for his
advantage. Address TH0S. 3 MORROW.
yH6ts Attorney, Al bany N Y
MADAM COSTELLO, Oisciple OF N lie Lsnor-
4VA mand, Paris, the Attest Planet Reader in
America, can be consulted At her house, No 224
corner 81 and ID streets northwest. = street cars
pass the door. je2S5ws
Evening star., 1877-07-23


1417 Penn. Avenue. Ijy9l Above willards
Z. KDw. CLARK, T.B. CBOss, JK
r. EDw. CLARK Il CO.,
LUMBER, WOOD AND COAL,
DOORS, SASH BLINDS, &c.
Office, 500 Pennsylvania av.nus. Corner
9th street northwest.
wharf, Depot and Mill, Foot Of 4th street
jsll tr WASHINGTON, Do.
EREAT DEDUCTION IN THE PRICE
" OF CROQUET
The new Lawn Game, 'vEXlLLo," a companion
Ali the latest styles of STATIONERY.
A large assortment OF BOOKS for summer Read
Any Book mailed to any address, free of postage,
VIM. BALLANTYNE.
N9-tr 4aS 5h Street.
WONN's CONFECTIONERY AND ICE
" CREAM DEPOT,
ICE ShfEs "a FEET I6Ss TStsu CAKES
&c, always on hand. Prices Quarts. ~ cents;
pints cents hal pints, 10 cents in boxes. jy2 I'm
Y M. c. A.
NEW BOOKS.
ANECDOTES AND hUMoRS OF SCHOOL LIFE
p. and sss DSss s9d
sfs in ancient and modern times. kditsd by Aaron
For sale BY booksellers generally, or viii be sent
ssssfS ssfs IsifiRi pub
iyn.ti GA. Gao, o9s Marie. street, Phil..
N o Q E.
Arrived, daily, ct Nossolk Oyster pe> ~
Fins. Sei cLAns ssIsi ss!d ..d ssis GR2BsS,~
'Issi,ss :. ehs.Ssss .aTi's rates; Witt. %
"BoaERTcsT ~, coma, ,,,n,
e, :7.a ai,eo2ssss SSss q. wadbr1ss
"a ;ssd ss es ssi ScIS'
81: Z. Z: III :i::si '.d By Sse
PURk SODA wAT1R
srEEL FOUNTAINS.
sUPIRIoR sYRUPs,
| MEAD, TONIC Bsls. 10.
TRADE SUPPLIED
sAM'L Q. PALMER,
" Green Street, 6serestswn, ID. O.
i ADDaraSus for sale or rent. iea,.s,
eoooo00oPI Buffers T1Ales.
] Degt b use. Bells, Cloth, Cuss snA
I oAAnhorA w@ytAnG apDertaintng % BiliardS
| 0oo0U e Low en- Rrioes. Having the Iaree2
1 0tock aat fnese facilities for mAuu{so-
| auInPI turing, 06ers can be promptly nlled
| Coed eec(0d hand TABLES cheap The
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! u3DoU0s - fkof sn aDDlicatton.
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| - N ! 38o Broadway, u.
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Buffers TsAles,
eveythne splertaininS % BiiiardS,
g Loves Rrioss. Hsying the Iarees1
Stock aaf fnsst facilities for mAnufSc-
turing, 6s1ere can be promptly allied.
Coed seo30d-hand TABLES cheap. The
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33o Broadway, q. Y
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"ROGERTs" ,,,,
fhe only cure ever discovered for WHO0PIH0
: the bet rsmedy Tor COGGbS. COLDs, GR0uf,
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PURE SODA WATER
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IbsUr IsI t1CH El0nth uf-
letin of all property for sale and rent on my books
which can be had application my office, or will
be sent by mail if desired
AUCTION lSIres.
On MONDAY, July 23i, at o , m. No IlI0 S
ST
On TUESDAY, July 2fth. NJ q d m 18th ST ,
tween ~. and VI Massachusetts ave. NV
On MONDAY, July 3Oth. NJ q p. m, d ST., be
tween New Jersey ave aud :. Capitol st.
On TIT RSpAY, August I'd, at q o. m, O street
between 49, h AID l4th SITS W
On FRIDAY. August 3d, 3 unfinished houses J at
d m, ST., between 18th ard IA b SITS. NV.
Loans.
SO 900, at 8 per cent, in sums % suit jy7l -tr