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T'HE GREAT SALE OF CHEAP
GOODS STILL CONTINUES,

NeWiH continue TO sell until February I. 1873
Alter that time this store. known As CA RT ER =
sU1 Market Space. will he closed. Counters and
Gas Fixtures Tor sale very cheap.
All Of our Black CaShmereS all Of our Black Al
paeas, all Of our Black silks, every yard must be
soh De1Ofe rebruaTy i. Black CashmereS, Green
GaShmereS, Navy Blue Cashmeres, very hne and
very wide, only %. Beautiful Dress Go9Is only
10 and Is. AL of our Blankets must I've closed Ort
very cheap. Large size pure Wool White Blankets
only $3.50. Nearly two yards wide Black W ater-
proof Cloth only 90 Red Twill Flannel. all wool
.. Very large size pure white Bridal Quilts only
$50. Pure white Table Linen, e. Linen Crash
e. Towels, o. Ladies' Underwear. 80. Shawls
and Cloaking Cloths very cheap.
GATHERS,
d21-tr sOS Market Space.
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II ECTUREs To LADIES.
MTsTERT or THE VITAL ORIGINS
HIDE PLAIN.
DIR. r. p. BANNING. JE..

DIR. r. II. BANNING, JE..
o. New York, informs the Lalies OF Washington
tiIat D. will give three POPULAR PRACTICAL
LECTI RES U IN" Ca@pcl 81 the \. VI. 4. A.. he
fore them. IN The Nj Stery 81 the Vital Organs
Made Pain. IN It's practical bearing 0n the avoid
able causes and GA the prevention and removal ui
prevalent disabilities of the female system. by easy
and rational means. In connection with simple
excellence the physical laws pf the - III JuSP they
tive in. - recent discoveries he is enabled 10
view the subject from a new standpoint. and 10
place 10 before ladies in q new ami rucOura ging
light. Lectures given ~ follows; A. So precise
en- WEBN E>DAY. the 2ifh: THU RSDAN. The
eth. and + FRIDAY, the 2Ssh. Admission will bs
free. and the subject Illuminated by many charts
.f The body. Dr. Il. may be seen for a lew DAYS at
No. - 4 street. d24-2
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FIVE PERSONS HANGED BY A Mon

five PERSONS HANGED BY MOB-Fivo
horse thieves who. with others, had made
raids ON the towns of Caliente and Bakers
field, in the southern part Of California were
recently captured In the TeulOn mountains
On Friday night the citizens of Bakersfiel6
forced the jail, took the prisoners Into the dis
irlct court room, empanneled a Jury and
tried, convicted and sentenced them 10 ia
hung. The sentence was immediafely ear.
Tied into execution i'm the jail yard -
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DRY GOODS.

CHILLING OFF! SELLING OFF!
FOR THIRTY DIYS
our stock Of DRY GOODS at great reduction in
pricrs. Many at less than cost Of importation. In
order 70 reduce our heavy stock OF WINTER
GOODS. Special bargains in
DRESS GOODS. BLACK SILKS. CASHNERFS
ALPACA MOHAIRS. FINE CLOTHS
AND CASSIMERE>.
For Men and Boy wear. Table DamaSks. Nap
kins and TOweling>: Blankets and Sheetings with
a fuli stock OF Domestic Goods AT factory prices.
Sir AL Goods warranted a. represented and
lair dealing in all cases. at
j. W. COLLEY-S,
No. sol, Cor. Of Stk st. and Market Space.
d2l-tr
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I11-ni6t
- HOLIDAY GOODS.


Cologne Sets, in great variety: Odor Cases. Cut
lucid Sets in Cases Tortoise Shell Combs Farina
Coognes, Lubin and Atkin>On's Handkerchief Ex
tr d1n,r w. ;; aI THOMSON:
~ WASHINGTON, ID. C., DECEMBER TO-
~ 1S11.-On and after January 1t. 1873 the
NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK WIN pay interest
the credit of DepositOrS January and July l Of
each year, On all sums of So and upward then in
Bank, The same having been OH deposit one or more
Ofhce H0urs-9a.m. to pm. daily, and on Sat
dII-tjani WI. sTICKNEY. President.
VIII he found TO possess those qualities necessary to
the total eradication of all bilious attacks prompt 20
start the secretiOns of the liver, as give healthy
tone TO the entire system Indeed, IL is no ordinary
discovery In medcal science to have invented a
remedy for these stubborn complaints. which de-
yeiOp all the results produced by heretofore free
use of calOmel a mineral justly dreaded BY man
Kind. and acknowledged 10 be destructive ia the
extreme TO the human ~ stem. That the properties
Of certain vegetables comprise all the virtues of cal
Oinel without its injurious tendencies. is now an
admitted fact, rendered ndisputahIe ~ scientific
researches: and those who the Mandrake Pills
Will he fully satisfied that the best medicines are
those provided by nature in the common herbs aud
roots of the fields.
These Pills open the bowels and correct al bilious
arrangements without salvation any of the in
furious effects Of calomel or other pOsOnS. Tie
secretion OF bile is promoted By these pills. ~ viii
be by the altered color Of the stools and dis
appearing Of the SalOw complexion and cleansing
of the tongue.
pills. Prepared only by J. III. SCHENCk n son.
a. their principal once. corner 81 and Arch streets
Philadelphia, and for sale by all druggists aud
Price 25 cents per box. d5-w.fm.Im
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A BANKRUPT FAMuy.-Elias GreeDehauy,
has filed has voluntary petition i'm bankrnntex.
al chicago HIS Liabilities are over Ss0'Od.
assets about $1,000. The three brother.
ruptcy, and the German National. C;ermsr
savings, and Greenebaum 4 Co.'S hanks a -
IN liquidation or In the hands of a recstysr
The New York branch is also cloSed 0i'eAs
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THEATER. xmas Weed

Interesting in story. Unique in Development.
Gorgeous in Appointments. Wonderful in Me-
ChanlSm.
And Startling ia Dramatic Eject.
NV YEARS WEEk-NIGHTY DOLLAR.
MI fIpRENt T. las Hon. Blrdweli SOte
Mr.. tLOREN CE........... as Mrs. Gen. Gilfi0ry
C..2-tT
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D Ia .s.sssssssss. tssss.s.s.
W. bE<NISDN.
=. T.. PHELPS.
IIID~- Il. BEN

: l.. PmELrs.
TuOS T. BRYAN
4-Gt Commissioners Of The District u Columbia
- THEO-sTREET MARK EFT will he opened
~ on CHRISTMAS EVE, morning and even-
r. NJ sonic.
By di>pensa,ion Of the VI. W. G. NJ. IN, regular
Communication cf ARMINIUS LODGE. No. %.
MGnday, December24 All members are rel uested
10 lie punctual in their attendance. Election OF
d22-2t ''U'' J&o. TBiGSsSiIUs. Secretary.
- a MEETING OF TIE sToCKHOLB-
IT, ERs Of The WA,HINGToN GEpRG r.
OF Directors. will he held al the Office of the Com
gany No 100 Pennsylyania avenue, on WE'D
Tie polls will be opened al II IN. and closed al =
Transfer books will he closed ON the 4th Of Janu
airy 1873 and opened on January l0h, 1878;
&. VI. KOONEs. Secretary. d2a-i4tt
~ RIGGS MARKET WILL BE OPEN
Wy MONDAY, Dec. oath. ALL DAY. d21-3t'
~ NOTICE.
Wy OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE INs. Co.,
WAsHINGTON, Dee. 20, 1877.
Policy holders are hereby notified to renew their
insurance for 1873 at the Office of the Company on
TO save time and avoid the crowd, come several
days before the last Monday and bring your Policy
or the last receipt. j. WESLEY BOTELER,
~ RICUNoND Dacember IL 1871
raa seniogmty 70 NE ode OF Virginia OF 1873
owhon II may concern that il appears by certifi
cat OF The esehe,toro Of the county of Alexandria.
tilt the sd day Of November. 1877. received into
The Land Once on the 1lth dav of December 1877,
mai by inquest held the aSd dsty of November
1877. parcel of land containing twenty-one arr,.S
Two foods and twenty -0ne poles, lying in Alex
andf1a county, known Iart Of the s'OId Fac
tory tract. Of which James Hilton died seized
was found escheatcd 10 the Commonwealth.
=. III. BOIkIN.
dls-mbt Register Land Office.
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Startling in Dramatic Eject.

fsDGl On EXHIBITION (HDH
o%O} AND SALE 700
ct. y AT Il ST.
M4RkRITERS
fREE ART GALLERY AND STORE.
No. 626 STREET.
Choice oil Paintings. EngTaVingS. ChrOmOS. &c
Also, largest stock Of Paper HangingS, Window
Shades, Pictures. Frames. Picture Cords and las
selS, Rings. Nails. &C., in the District.
10 -IERMs CASH.
As-Please remember Name aud Number. lilly
NOW Is THE TINE TO SELL.-Ladies'
IN Gents and ChidTen-s caSt-Oh Wearing Ap-
paTei, BOOtS. shoes. &C.. at extraordinary high
cash prices at ''JU>TH-S Od Stand. No. 6I9 ID
street n. W. All notes 10y mail VIII be promptly at
tended 10. selsl3-tr
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IN J. HEIBEkUEK
t. (SucccSsOT 10 II +. LOudOn < Coal
CITIZENS. ARMY AND NAVY IA
MERCHANT TAILOR.
Metropolitan Hotel Gate BrOwH'Sl, M
1y1-ly No. 81 Penna ave-, Washington. LII
NJ EIsNER q cos
u" RTTT1FH STnM ACH RIFT

NOTICE. -.
IN You can find nj the NORFOLK OYSTEH
DEPST. 621 Il street northwest. Oppa- -
site the X. 4 Il. X. X. Depot, all the SN T. !
celebrated kinds OF OYSTERS. SAkD
Hotels restaurants and private fami- NMW
lies win BE served at the most reasonable
prices. [sep29-3nl ~. WHITE CO.
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AM sFULNTS.
4 New French Opera Route

The production of new opera boui1c last
evening ut the I.yccum Theatre had moro than
the usual interest tina, attends such an oeca-
sion. MS il Introduced not only a now
opera. but nov operate composer. tho
famous Johann Strauss. Familiar IN his
music is on our concert programmes. and
furnishing "a il does the staple u every ball
room and dancing party. nevertheless the
COMPOSER H. 80 far rs We can nov recall. n
stranger To- the French operate stage in this
city. His operas have. however. been from
tim" to time given i'll German. and there was a
ycnr or so ago one notably excellent per-
Torrance of his Fe6vUr"S the Bait at the
Academy Of Music.
Tho spirit. grace. and charm Of his style. Az
conspicuous in his dance music. does not de-
sert him when he turns his pen TO operate COM
position. But while in his own domain Of tho
dance he IL without q rival. in the Held of
operate composition ho has many suroriors
Tho peculiar gift of the man 4, in his complete
mastery Of the waltz measure, where. by talent
genius, on by Whatever name the dcvico may be-
called. he has made graceful figures and pocu-
liar rhythns. which are very effective. and which
have given him his widespread reputation,
vein In which he works IL noticeable. though
here also he has made the first use of his cap
uvnting dance measures.
Ad Ihc orei i Is IRON ,hS l2ndds OF Me1 ;;
possibly have been inferred from tho coOpera-
ton of strauss that the librctto would be on
higher Lowell Of ntimrnt. not 10 say morality
than the ordinary French opera 0ouffe But II
any of the audience went with that fear in
their hearts. they must qui ekly have laid it
inside and ro.niucd their conrpsure under the
blooming imagnaiions OF Monsieur Jaime and
his witty coniierc. who. having n fine and
fragrant Oriental subject rrplete with girls Of
the harcm and eunuclis. nude the most liberal
u.s. Of those yrivilr .cS. aud gave some scenes
OF a wild Eas. I'm llayOr that have seldom been
surpassed Tint these were treated with IN
an us delicate rs the subject ltsnif by Miles.
h. be said. great part Of the success OF the
piece was due to- the excellent iOolcry" vi Mr..
Juuard rs chiet Of the cunueiis.
The opern was frightened by good scenery.
Oriental costumes and much vivaciiy Of dig-
logur. The most tai ing point was, perhaps.
OF women The opera Wal be- repeated at
to-daV'- mutfuao
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T,fIy,.

CtENDFNfN Tho members Of Mechanics Lodge. No
liz. - IT, tcquc ,trd ~ at the lodge room,
81 Hnwcry On SUNDAY. Dec 49, at ~ A. NJ 10 pay thS
Last tribute Of respect a. drcfscd brulhcr, Adam
rlerirurn JDiIN " giIANUIER
fIlIfAfRIOK -Ou Friday Dec -. at his rcsldcrccs
i,.sh ~, ~ his 7iui ycni. John fDpatrck formerly
~ Deer Park Mounfsth queens county, ireland
Tho rurru viii take place nu Monday morning, az
1up O'Clock from tie Ohuich VI 81 francis Xavier,
whcrt solemn requiem un.s Will be 0ilercd the
lUsr o. his ,pul ltclsiNes md friends invited to
attend.
GORMifN On "Wednesday. Dec H. rohn Gornlcy.
ST. IN The 9l wear OF his age Of the parish OF AughIim
county Ro~'oninon. irciand
1he relatives rnd nicnd. Of TIC family nlso the
hcis 90 The IOurnrymen Ts,rs UcucNu ut Society. are
fcspccu ny invited 10 attend The funeral on sunday Dec
~ ~ ociocl rom i late residence jOi HumbOdts st..
William sbutrh
Augrm county Ioscommon) papers please copy
SALMON On Irtny Dec. "a ri idg Z salmon, aged
~ native Of t,c parish VI nranar town Of Bunlahy,
county licrgtpid. ireland
Relatives sni friends mud those Of her son. James
salmon also those oi her in law. John Mugan.
uuly invited 70 M the funeral her late
TcsiJcucc ~ ist ~, On sunday Dec 10. at o'clock
SHhNNDOD Al BrOokl,n T.. Dec ~, Esther sher-
wool. aged ~ Nceis. tmomihs and ~ DAYS
FIN MS Of the family fc-ucct'uiy invited TO at
tend her funeral from her ntcfc adC 80 South 9th It,
on SUNDAY, tho 10Th. Mt O'CLOCK
SULLIVAN On tho l4t inst. at A. w.. Daniel Sulli>
van, son % Thomas sullivan aged ~ years.
Ills Icinaus viii be taken the sidcncc Of HE
ihthcr, iDs Dusnc ~ ut o'clock Y NJ SUNDAY, to Cn-
vary Cemetery tor intcTmcnt Friends the family
respect uily invited 10 attend.
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Mi~- Anderson ought to bc every way
satisfied with the evidences of metropolitan
esteem that marked her benefit last night.
moro brilliant or distinguished as-cmblagc than
was hers Is seldom seen in \ thcatre. The
house was entirely occupied m, boxes contain
ing notable visitors. among them Gov Tillcn
judge Brady and Recorder llucsctt. and all
gave unrcstraincl oppression 10 admiration.
Tho bill consisted n the second and ird acts
OF lne1mar." and the second aud third acts Of
Guy Mannering.' HroughttiG- into close con
most STRIKING manner IN" hrsudth and grasp of
Mis- tnt r~i ~ g tal. mt. Mhlle ticro W re few
pres nj whose feelings ana tist'S did not lead
them fu decide in lnNOr OF the chaste and
chuminS lmpcrs nation ut idrihcnid there
WIS uun' whose judgment ala not reeui.uiy" in
The gs'uni~ hing repr' sentatiou oi Mig N,1rilit.
the git of genuine dramatic genius In ia"
interval between H. So plays. Miss Augusta
nurgor. an a fre-s better known la the Prov
in. than here. and nowhere known uu t. III
OF F0ntenoy." This little tribute. added TO the
popular Offering to Miss Anderson. was rN-
treneiy graceful. Mss Dargon - a massive
d"clnincr. with all the forces of tragic instinct
we'll pleased was TIA" aui icuce with her r"citi-
ton tlat she Wi. re .Alr ]. and. ia obedience "
IN unni-tasghln dcSirf. gave another sels,'-
ton. Tais time twas the hun,in- scene l.om
o. London Assurance.
Tho lmpr ss.on made was in every WY n n
vllaul' one. and the question vs. rem lat"dly
nsk"d during tn" evening why Miss Ddrgon
does not give New Workers an opportunity To
luds' OF lrr iu trac' dv. THIS afternoon az tho
nnuih.e " 80 Nni"r-9n plays Wy NrlrM - ION
luur On VI uiay ni,it snr ae -uucs for fle
first t4.n nrrr tn' role q! BiGh''.
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luton by request to authorize n treaty with
the republic Of Mexico to secure protection TO
the capital and labor oi citizens o! the United
States in opening railway communication in
the Northern States " said republic Referred
to the special committee
The bill for the burial ut Government expense
OF tho officers and others who persisted in the
wreck ~ the Huron was passed
The Senate then adjourned.
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The REV. chauncey Cuc.', Kc.lsnatlon.

The Row. Chadn'cy Giles. who since May
l'di has h,cn pastor OF The SWcdenhonian church IA
East TiIt nth street, ha, accepted cal from No frst
New Jerusalem Society n Philadelphia. III, lcanh.
which for some time has been lto'HUou. ruulN hlui
to ilis step, and uhli r, hW ln lrr-- tig n- NINon
which al ntsf li It,l uA e., ~ Nolt SN.N ll
l4luIna flo ,iN Nj Al,s also itlnuu shs thr fdlfur
fhp OF tuc Nsr J7tstfH. hs.r.f.r. u a lHuint.liu
Wr,t'N AZ nlos Will preach n lhlty ntn street oulf
rtt tsl.nrA
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NEwDvnGu. Dec, 1i.-1hc Clark House q
SUMMER Motel AZ tEnwat was burned un. morning
wit D.. content, Two pctsuus. vino we've iu the huid
lns u te TIM, narrowly c-crpoi ihe house WIs butt
in l@7l ami ind fhirif me- rurn- TNr loss Ola the
hullilus BE- sH.tun insurance s.ptHo 1ir lu.s ,ntuc
mInituIe H. siuO'V. probably no insurance.
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The Homestead Fire Insurance Company Ol
Watrrnwn which has been ordered toco-e nap s anlrs
ha- many risks This city Lat year it, REGENTS were
81 $50, It's expenditures tl-io9o 1hr COMPANY ea.
"r-nwad in April 49, The imualiiaent capital l.
about tAIIt} i,tCcnt
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HfRRTED.

MERRlTFES- -O1BBS On Nov % nj II rhcnasf
CHuf H. rortnan square, London 10y the Rev francsJ.
Holland Honorable Chaplain in Ordinary TO the
Q ~. John McirN Ices Esq Vi ipwooi MoSslcy Hill,
M'crrrol ~ Anna Belle daughter of Montgomery Gibbs,
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Wiuohrsur's llypophosph te Of Liino and
Soto, OF nir tur" p rnnsunpuuu and chrnic -a-D 20.
to uiru"t tud lungs Ao dysIcl size, indigestion. rat
dOlifN &C. Pre- p amt e2 per rriuD. rIorAled Onlv
h., Minlt.tr Co, NAt nista jO John It, New ivlA.-
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Mr. Frances Frank has pot.uonod the Board
~ fliHntr u Jr. rY tIN Co rlrNv her oi uir Iuu tex
So, .at,st- thgt n~ b,ls voter She cannot ie ,ou
4, ..,d $40 lAy a rlll ttN
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pulr1oN Pa Dec. "A i. o Bowie. n minor.
tmlIN..l IS the IruWNNarua t.Hl tuunuuN Was
ciu.Atd To- icNth oday 10y tat OF ro-h ia tNo mines
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Every one N that has catNrrh and uses E.liOt's
OulbJIc smut fuce - ceuts notue -4,d..
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W,TrrTows. Dee II Efforts have bc"n inRdC
e. mauc' nus. k0bm.on t. ni'r ee r'4t nee Of "a"
ns Nir The Governor dcohW- 10 iuteri,Ir, aud Van
Dl kc MlIl he Hanged on the 2lst INST
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Working pooplo will lind economy In uaing
ryL"s n, Sap vooa tho laundry. BATH. AMI toist
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Winter undcrshirts, SIC. 3d.. Ilcynicr dog
stiusYuhV- o. pan. tnst'i pl,NNs, al i-r, j
Jvhnst 100 Oia.lst also m Oh Az. cor 18th st -i0
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Special 3loiitss.
ELEcTRo.PLATED WARE.

ELEUTRO.PIATED WARE.
TIE
sERIDEs BRITANNIA COMPANY.
VI EASE i4TB 81
ONION SQUARE,
so BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Manufacture ana oner a complete assortment Of nns
3lLvER-PLATED
TABLE WARE,
srooNs FORMS.
TABLE CUTLERY. sc.
FRAUD AND RAsCALITY!
TfiE
GREAT story or NEW YORK LIFE.
ENTITLED
From PALACE TO PRISON.
rROM PALACE TO PRISON,
FROM PALACE IN PRISON.
FROM PALACE To PRISON.
ny JOHN y rLASAOAN
wNc icaiy MKT MONDAY in No OF the
NEW YORK WEEKLY
SEW work WEEKLY
tFN YORK WEEKLY
sEw YORK WEEKLY
new YORK WEEKLY
Tho ra~ahty Of persons holdirs position, ol ,rn-tisa
topic which Interests everybody. the rich Vol
the humble mechanic or poor sewing girl W. hss
few dollars in savings bank. aud II has boon ava % tho
subject OF
VIGOROUS AND EXCITING STORY
IN THE
NEW YORK WEEKLY
rEw YORK wkEKIN
rEw YORK WEEKLY.
NEW YORK whFi.LY
NEw YORK WEEKLY
ENTITLED
PROM PALACE To PRISON
FROM PALhCF To PRISON
FROM PALACE TO PRISON
IRON PALACE TO PRISON
FROA PALACE 70 PRISON
FRED. DE EAuN g. 90.
Il ant a. wAEIFN ST SEw YORk
PRoPEiEroRs or THE
cOLOSO CIGAR
FACTORY. md
sole Agent, f.r the
PRINCIPE Ok GALES
KY wisr CIGARS
MADE or TIP FINEST UANANA ToB.tln 'nD
FOu A. r. iilL BEST IMPORTED CldAN~, bi 'riV
MUCH ,uLAfLK.
ALSO -1LR AGENTS 70.
H. MUM a go 'sC1iANPAoNk
NyNN g HOOK WINS
LAGRANDI. sARQUY BEANDN
ArOlitNAgts wiTTR
nCSYADI JASOs APLRiRsT ArHH
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Cf Bcnsons CApoine Porous Plaster l. worth thau
sA i.o vtl,er porous plastcru CONFERENCE.-The
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MiRINE INTELLIGENCE

NfvlsTrHf AiuAyAc-fl's nav
sun Rios Z D. .Un .... ltioHN fls.s -
luDu WArEH-Tus DAY
Sandy NuoA... ~ GOV ls.And.. 81 He'll Gatc.. 1 30
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IIaimnu's Fad can br relied upon {" prevent
The mos a".,. eonNs ANS ai.,s .e Aa4NNA lAn.
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Huv Your Hats from Burkc, Hti NrnndSssX
~ sc AND cA,uiV ui.sui pA.s,d Fame slA hh, -.
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MONEY ron r,ir HOLIDAYS.

$4,000 CASH ," rkI7rS
SECOND GRAND DRAWING
CONSONWI NIrH
PRIZE Dl~ rR'BurioN COMPANY
OF hhNItCNY,
lade. So rot IT, LEGISLATURE Toy to pril.- En-
dowing the cay hohooir n tfank lst
DRAwl>G IL PUBLIC At LIERARN HALL Lol s.
WILLIE. KY
prc ~ or MOSLN nFTl ENID
GRAND earn ~ .itlZEs or s-uull s.r"' fio~o,
&ONi
FARMERS ASH DROYEEs BANE rI ,,l RER.
itsr OF llfIf~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-15

The best Remedy foe chlldFen while Teeth,
~ 10 Ma MINsLOn . novulAx s5iNy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-15

~ both hi. stores i<noS h. surpisiug HIS eie-
gnut winter s,,v % b,nt, neh hAi7 a. lnr lvN l o.
l
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-22

INVITING SETTLEMENT.-Mr. Van
Nleet, who has been surveying Gov
eminent lands in Stevens county, in
the eastern portion of this Territory,
has returned to Portland, having fin
ished his contract for surveying some
thirteen townships. He has called
on the Portland Bee, and informs
that paper that the lands which he
has just passed over, are in fertility
and adaptability for agricultural
and grain-raising purposes, are fully
equal to any in the Walla-walla
district. Throughout the thirteen
townships there is plentiful supply
of water and timber, and for this
reason tn is land will be early sought
after and taken up by the numer-
GUS land-seekers going into Eastern
Washington and Oregon.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-22

81 The Seattle papers are filed
with complaints at the new mail
schedule on the Sound. The deten.
ton of the mail here till 8 O'Clock
in the evening, causes serious incon.
venience to our down-Sound ne III.
bors, and as the Olympia service is
only an extension of the origina
route, we may expect move men
soon to cut us off entirely, if expert.
ence does not impart wisdom.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-22
LANCE FUNER,L DispIAY.-Tb

LARGE FUNERAL DISPLAY. - The
cortage which passed out OF town last
Sunday to pay the mites of sepulture
to the remains of Mr.. James Il. PRAY
was one Of the largest ever witnessed
In this vicinity. There were forty
and vehScss-~, carving frcm
t~O 90 es<hi p~r=ons each, asa q
lxrxe nzxA<r % fnos- Tse s~rxsr~s
Ger. s~Aa IN tie CkmrrA of the Tnssx
and the fGB@EGl -~rA@@- o very mE-
s~<szzx &z~uS@r~e Vas ps~meAe~z ~
sAx F~=se~ Mr. Tr-xr
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-22
81 The Tribune says it is not i'm

81 The Tribune says it is not i'm
probable that the contractor on the
Sound route will strike off that por-
ton above Tacoma. The original
route was from Tacoma to Victoria
Steilacoom and Olympia Being tackled
on afterwards, and the contractor
offered certain sum to perform
the additional service. He is under
no bonds to pelfolm it., and there
is nothing obligatory in it. If the
action of our Postmaster results in
this, the consequences will be far
worse than were apprehended.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-22

@ The late Legislature provided
that taxes becoming delinquent the
first Of January must pay " rs cents
additional" If the tax amounts to
81 90 it will be 81 25; if 500 you
must pay 500 rs, and so on. No
matter how much or how little tax
you pay, the penalty for delinquency
is rs cents! ...