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ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
way AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR ENVELOPES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

WASHINGTON, d. G., December II, 1878
Sealed Proposals for furnish Envelopes for the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1872 viii be received ut
this Department until the 20Ta OF JANUARY, 1879
at u O'Clock IL
Bank forms Tor bidding Will be furnished upon
application.
The BIDS viii be considered and accepted or re-
iected item by item. and tins advertisement and the
proposal so lar accented by the Secretary of the
Treasury and the bond acgoInuanying the same
shall constitute the contract between the govern
ment and the bidder bidders and no further con.
tract VIII be executed
Deliveries of Envelopes contracted for must COM
mence within twenty (20 days from the date of the
award, and be completed within three 80 months
from said date.
AL deliveries VIII be subject to inspection by an
expert detailed Tor the purpose by the Secretary OF
the Treasury and the delivery of inferior article
tract, at the option Of the Secretary Deliveries
must be free of charge at the Treasury Department
The failure to deliver the quantities of envelopes
contracted for within the specified time Will operate
as forfeiture OF the entire penalty of the bond or
the Secretary Of the Treasury may direct the DIR
chase III open market of such quantities shall be
necessary TO supply the deficiency caused by such
failure, and charge to the contractors fifty 500 per
centum OF the price which it shall be found neces.
sary 10 pay for such articles.
Each proposal must be- signed by the individual or
firm making 1t, and be accompanied by bond, with
sufficient suretes i'll the of two thousand dol
lars, $4,000 approved by United States officer Of
the district in which the sreties reside or bust
ness on form to be furnished by the Department,
condltloned for furnishing such envelopes may
contract
Proposals unaccompsnied by a satisfactory bond,
and by the samples OF envelopes furnished BY the
Department upon which bids to be based, will
not be considered: and contracts viii be awarded
only to established manufacturers of, dealers ill.,
envelCpes
Proposals to be addressed to the UNDERSIGNED and
marked Proposals for Envelopes"
The Department reserves the right to waive defects
JOHN SHERMAN,
ian .-lH Secretary of the Treasury.
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RAILROADS.
PALTiM0RE AND OHIO RAyI.a4an
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
NATIONAL Boute and Short Line to ths
North. NorfhNest, West
and Southwest.
To take effect Sunday. Nov II. Is


To take effect Sunday. Nov. II, 1878
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
IoI nay My. York, Pnadephia, and BossOl
Junction; tessqp's, Hanover. and E!s agdse
$50 = 9.ssBalttmoEe, Anqapous and Way pied.
%s sg va s'f sesg' Winchester Hers'own and
g 90 a. NJ BALTIMORE and Laurel Express.
Winchester HsserstoEn, and Way Stations ste'afs'
$50 = NEW York, Philsdelphia. Boston aud Bal
sas saes ess e Ss Sne xSh aud
$50 m:.St. LOUIS, Louisville, Chicago, Columbus
sud Valley Branch except sunday. Through
Ssiiv :" S..u1htoh Su+,n1,, Car TO Oncinnat
isooa m;-on Sunday only. Baltimore. Annapolis
1000 m.-Baltirnore Express Stops at BaaenH.
St o ,SoJess. BeIt5ylIle. laurel Annapolis june
i2;19 p m-Baltimore. Annapolis, Ellcost City and
Il 80 p m.-New York, Phiiadelphn and Boston
Express. Stops at Laurel
u:SS NJ. ON Sunday only for Baltimore and Way
$50 =. In--Baltimore. Blaaensburs, and Laurel
Express FREDERICK via Relay. Stops at Annap
435 p m--Point Of Rocks Frederick. Hsserstown
p M1nGhes.sr and Way Stations On Sundays to
F4:!9 p m--Baitnore. Annapolis and Way Sta
E1pressa Eeott City G Norfo sne except s sDn
rect to Boot at CANON Stop At BsdsSssurs
snd Laurel
$50 =. m--Baltimore ana Way Stations.
r7:5O y. m.-Ch1casro and Columbus Express. Sleep
i1lf Cars to Chicago.
r. 10 p m.-BaltiInore Express
200 p. rn.-Point OF Rocks and Way Stations
V:2O =. m--St Louis Cincinnati, Louisville and
Pits6ufs E1press Pittsburs, except Sunday
no is p m-New York. Philsdslphia and Baltimore
Express. Stops at Blsdensburg and Laurel
Sleeping Cor to New York. and Special Sleeping
Car to Philadelphia.
- Daily / On Sunday only Other trains daily
except Sunday.
All trains stop ST Relay Station. noYi6
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our brilliant country man. MI William ssor,
- lhe Stnect az very interesting sketch in the
ionuoh NeFtd. lis life in the Barbcrini Palace
~ koihe i Described a. the most bright and
author and artist himself Hive ar sly lsrrs
salons olen one ont q; another, heSides OF her
small ana GtIieI little chambers fun of noaEa ana
sunshine. Mt STORY carried q large portion az
MS iatterS library with him To Rome ana thus
ba> slodeniS resources always NJ hand. one
iaTEc hah has been built into theafef COZ
private theatTfcGlS, where The amateur ability
displayed ha, very often approached high art
lbotTu. The whole house has been long famous
10 All that IL best in Roman and Eaglss
S''clety, for its refined Inequalities and bril-
Adut receptions, In tie social and iGtellectua
-, 81 hle Mfc Mr.. story has found a help
ihtft oihgularlN utted Tor HIM, whilst the
sympathetic gaces and musical talents on
nus uaushter NOW 10y marriage one OF the Flor
tu'bA' icttSlN aud The me nrAaiSsa NJ his sons
nave surrounded this wonderfully hapnv and
slI'ed man with home life af rare neTferfion
ENtI. year Wlicn The " arm weat her comes they
80 nuTthwlrdS. usually Ia England Rut ihs
approach ut winter. or OF th, red xtn,s,,, ~
autumn. always sees them safely back in their
pcioNed taiasln within the sound II the foun
litlh. reads Tor Their Roman season An IN.
uay long. ana every day, Mr.. Story works in his
attller. giving his aylight Ia sculpture IoyalIy
anu With intense devotion. After a long iay
pr1luhSed mo twilight, lie returns Co HIS home
10 tie ~ Ugh; and life. fl OF bright fancies aod
rich with changcfui mood Tired ont nbysi-
caiiy, he lies on The sofa after dinner whist MA
vile reads 10 hlin some new romance OF some
oid poem; a u O'Clock he lights his stndv-lanp
anu AVt'S I" HIS own r0uII there 60 read tiG
ais Is Ms constant practice, and his literary
hSIk l. done wholly by the midnight oil VIII
az ms ht hhdS time 20 be- extremely popular
OF him. ~ - '''O'
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PROPOSALS FOR WRAPPING PA
l. PER. TWINE, AND LETTER. BALANCES.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

tOSl DEPARTMENT, }
WASHINGTON, ID. C., Dec H. 1873
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Depart
ccck noon Tor ns WraD9in hsY aae ~
TWIne and Letter Balances for the use of the post
t day Of Febay 1919 th sa aS apte sFo to tbe
9evere free OF expense to the De artment, at the
The quality aud the estimated quantity of each
article required are specified below:
5000 reams Of Wrapping PAPER, 20x25 inches in
size. and to weigh % pounds to the ream,
each ream to contain 20 perfect quires.
lOO reants of Wrapping Paper 26xi0 inches in
SIC SIC, aud and TO weigh % pounds to the reanl.
100000 Of Cotton Twins, to be spiy, and to
poaaa to hot less than 200 yards to the
h half p1 ,9Dd each r and 50 bound
10000 pounds OF coarse Hemp Fw1ne, to be 3-ply
and tC measure from 40 to SO yards to tie
from one TO two pounds each, and so bound
as lot to become loose or tangled Ill trans
Samples Of the Paper ard Irvine required will be
furnished 10 persons Who desire to bid, applics
ton to the Blank Agency, r Y. Department, Wash
Letter Balances capable of weighing eight ounces,
ayolrdupois weight, aud IS rates metric system, to
be graduated down 10 Il ounces and single rates
Perfect accuracy, strength and durability VIII be
Samples of each description OF Bal ances must &C
company each BID and the bidder who may obtain
quality in all respects equal to the sample.
Each Balance must be well and securely packed in
box for transportation and delivered, free OF ex
pense, TO the Blank Agency. Washington, d. G.
More or less than the estimated quantities may be
ordered, as the necessities of the Department may
require, at the discretion of the Postmaster Gen.
eral.
Awards viii be made for each article separately II
deemed most ADVANTAGEOUS to the Department
Bids not made IN conformity Y It'll this advertise
ment VIII not be considered,
Each bidder must furnish with his proposal guar,
certificate from postmaster that such guarantors
reliable persons.
Blank forms for proposals viii be furnished on ap-
plIcaton TO the Bank Agency, p. D. Department ,
bond with two sufficient sureties will be required
to each contract
a A failure to furnish promptly any article con
tracted for, or any attempt to impose upon the De-
partment articles inferior in the opinion of the Post
master General to those contracted for, VIII be
tract
:. Proposals must be endorsed on the envelope.
" Proposals for Letter Balances Proposals for
Wrapping PAPER" or :" Proposals for TwiDe," snd
addressed to the First Assistant Postmaster General
washington, ID. u. D. NJ. KEY,
dec12laW6w Postmaster Genersl
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Nv. HFob%E H. hoHE II Atlanta SAYS thar ia
h.le cured himself ana others OF badness ms
remedy = "a solution of French and German s,ft
soap ava alcohol, with which the head mus rs
thhrru-hiN -h,lmpOOod every morning Ths
,ei.oNihS Is Toe prescription. which can b. tliei
ny any druggist: ar. SapnntS ytridlS Germ \
alCohoHS, TWO ounces each: solve tltrl ~ ada
o. lsthdluHlr GIT NN.-NNN. The lavender *
added 10 cover The odOr Of the SOAP After tina
silahipootlg, the Soap mu~t bc all removed WIN
"dth walter and the hair dried with a soft
Towel "IiS" immediate effect the doctor
Ssl = rs a diSaEreedblc feeling of J,'-TSiou OF the
Scaip. a ii u were stretched too tightly over
D" skull To Obvia1c this effect ana % kers
me scalp from getting too dry, ana thus. per
maps, stF mp trae ull NriaSiS it j. necessary ID
ioB"N uf tie Shampooipg with some fAty an
iihcdIloh, which may contain some mlld S;tml-
ant. thus: Castor oil. part. 10 alcohol , or q
paris. with lutte oil OF rosemary or CHINA
mon o. any good poiuadc mas I've used But
Inc naileAt must no, be alarmed II his hair fans
our FASTER IMAM ever FOR white This Is due
IL the fact ,h2t many hairs are dead aud only
retained IN their foiilclcS bl The plugging NJ the
stealth Win The accumulated SehiceOuS mat
ter.
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tS"Run for the doctor" is the LAT esi Dopul Al
song III London. IL is sung good deal by youn 2
husbands BoStoa Post.
81 Joaquin Miller says '(1ood mornlng. lady, -
and "GoOd evening, lady" like Boston dry
goods salesman, and with similarly disagreed
bic ef1ect.-I Boston Transcript.
sF"Doye dinners" Is what they call them Ia
cincinnati; and they are further described as
dear, delightful entertainments. from which
the lords OF creations are remorselessly ban
ished.'
eENhen dog snaps at a lily that has been
f00ling round him four or I'VE hours aud misses
il, he feels Just Ike girl who pOurs the fun tide
OF her affection over young man and sudden
ly discovers that ii won't soak in ndrelrs'
BdzdF.
eE Miss Carrie Meyers was riding on horse
back near Jefferson, la, Anew nights ago, when
she was halted 10y two tramps. who ordered her
To alight. IL required but an instant 10 realize
the peril OF her situation. and without hesita-
lion. she applied the lash To her horse. drove di-
reCtiy over the fuiiianS. Knocked one OF them
down. ard made heT escape.
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DIED.

BLASLAND. In this city, January IL. ls-a, of
pulmonary cons uliIItlOu. WILLIE only son of Wa
ana kujh u. Blasland, aged four years and az
nlonths. boston papers pe3'e copy
And hast thou SOUGHT thy heavenly home.
Dur fond. dear boy
lie realms where SORROW dare not come
Where lite II Joy
Pure at thy ueath as al thy birth,
Thy spirit caught no ta,nt from earth
Even 10y lis bliss nIete our tiearth,
Dear VILE
Funeral services ~ the residence of the parents
9l5 street, on Thursday, the l6Th instant, at ona
O'Clock II
FEENG On JaHua'y II. iS5J, Mrs M,RY FEEST.
aged eighty one years
Funeral from - ii streeJ Wednesday, Jana
arr 10Th. a. three O'Clock Friends ana Relatives
are respectfully invited.
GERECEE. January 18Th. 1879, Mrs. LIsETTs
GERECKE. horn In the city OF Eberfeld, Prussia, IN
the wear l~DI.
I lie funeral viii take place on Thursday. the 10th
instant from her late res deucr. No. 22l St n
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ONE OF BRooKLYN'S CHRONIC SENSATIONS
\ tetegrala from Brooklyn, jan. II, says:-J
-. S,teafhs, superintendent OF the Greenpoint
resident OF this city, lett for FLORIDA Decemher
,1th ut, as he stated, because of his health
that he had been compelled to leave bacaIISe If
!hlIhoiailtleS committed with one of the SIM
Day SCOOP teachers. whom he had made private
ecieiaiy. investigation showed that he had
oeeh charged with these crimes, eytendjnT
over PERIOD OF six years in November and 3
private investigation by members of the church
leSu.ted IN an agreement that the superinten-
ne would sever all c0nnec, ion with the church
ana leave Brooklyn. which he did MIR. Stearns
Is no" IN Florida, and his friends Indignantly
sharply on the breach Of faith In making the
scandal public, but letters between him and the
sunday school teacher are very damaging Mr..
Iady Ill the case is twenty five years old and
very plain looking ~ 'N
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A Kentucky Romance,
WHY fRi BopGE DESERTED HIS BgInK THE ~
AETER TIE trrn-ar "


AFTER THE weDoGN8
Ten years ago. In lewis county, Kentucky. A
youngiawyer named Phi Hodge married Miss
Addie Silet. amid flowers music and hearty
congratulations 81 Fields II ear,v ,jawn
Hedge left the house. ard "a passing mai 10 mo,
servant OF his wife'S father. 10 whom he said.
Tell your master am gone forever -Tb@
new-made fathes-in- law. upon Ft,,saiVtng, thts
message. hurried 10 his daughter room. W-har,c
la his ainazenent. he found her stin IN her wed
0irS Tooes, with her hair aSheNp'ied and Vffi
torn OF, and ia q state OF great excitement \
severe spell 81 fever followed hut never in her
widest deiirium aid she hetray the cause of her
agony, ana thus II remained n theme of roalec-
lure ever since To a friend the other GAy Sh,,
told the cause Here * her story:
- Lon Toilet and have been raised together
Nao received most marked attention from
niiii Dut never dreamed OF marrying him. Tor
me haa a mother and sister depending upon him
Tor livelihood. Phil Hodge whom had
hhown Few years, courted me. | accepted
nm, and my admiration for him tempted me u
oeiieNe loved him The night OF our wedding
Ion anu We're sitting a little apart from the
Siu"u' oui conversation was only nj ourselves.
a rnl confess then felt Lon loved me-. and he
SGa more or my happiness than / had ever
chi ,' Fhll Hodge overheard few words.
anu saw our earnest manner When he came
~ my room he found Inc dressed Stil rs 1 WAS
n mHeh tett TIE parior. and. showing his sur
mo- 20, osM S,, me; W nat was the matter with
nie. , 70 "iIch | answered. as indiflecentlv 3e
possible, Nothing We exchanged seyert5
eoIiniohpiace remarks. after which he a5lS1
infi gu n,, IafsillS, Addle, did Lon Foc eveg
WHAT was your conversation to-uiSAts' M
eyes were upon me: I dared not tcll aurht
puu the truth; they seemed 10 pierre me
through. told the whole truth ana when
h"d nhl>hed. he said with GOODNESS calmpcSS
aEu stubborn resolution. 'Adiie. You love Lon
toItet; be Shat marry you. We viii never me-;
again. begged him on my knees not 10 leave
me. bllt IL was of no avail When lhp dawn
came he kissed NE good BY. and with God
p4esS You, passed cat from ne forever. NV
feei1ngS We're Undesirable. the room was nor
fleie iii ITS dafkneSS. my mind LOST its reasoning
powers. and thus passed many weeks Through
mutual friend heard OF him often of his
Wahdeiiri9s, deSoiate life. ana death upon thr
frontier. Wei have our blighted lives paid tue
ItDalty or false step. When Lon heard OF his
0tath he came Immediately to see Inc. I re-
FUSED to see hiIa. Then lie wrote me Ions
letter telling OF his 'OYe, his never forgetting
iit an ilouI THESE long years. and have con-
Sented 10 marry him: bur we YyilI nor meet tiIl
our wedding night-IanUary @ ls.9.-TCfariH-
Edfi EHg,iyer
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u EOPENED.
THE OFFICE OF THE
HOLM1N LIVER PAD OOHpxNv

Which has been closed for Q few month"; hss oee,
sre agents for the District of Columbia Msryland
Virginia. West Virginia and Delaware, for the sac
of these remedies at their office, southeast corner al
9th and streets. two squares north of Pennsyiya-
MIA avenue, and which has been elegantly fnrpshed
and 1tted up for tia convenience OF patiessa Coz.
sultxtio1 fres
HOLMAN LIVER PAD.
Whist Ii III and Whist does II mean! II Ia q new
rnsthod Of treating successfully 81 Liver and Sto,n-
ach Diseases externally, and il means an honest
ASatnst the thousand anu one nostruras and hIIn-
bugs OF This and past ares
ITS DISCOVERY.
About eicht years ago there was discovered SD
put Into practice new simple, convenient AID ssIe
principle for curing disease by absorption, without
the aid OF Medicine. The necessities Of the cass
prompted vigorous examination into tts merits,
solysd-
Ofhce-Cornef Of 9Th and r streets northwest over
VIM. X. Rley's Dry Goods Store
No. Charles street. Baltimore noy5-ly
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' NITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.

BY virtue of an order of the Circuit Court of the
District Of Columbia. pa sed January 11th 1879 in
law case No, 20,324, and also by virtue of writ of
feri facias in law case No 20275 Issued out of the
Clerk Office of the Supreme Court of the District
Of Columbia. and to me directed. viii sell at public
sale for cash, at Store No $50 eth street w VASE
lngt0n. ID. &, on TUESDAY, the Dist day of Janua-
ry 1879. at 10 O'Clock M, all the right title claim
and interest Of the defendant III and to the follow
g-dest rIhed property. to wit the entire stock of
Boots and Shoes contained in said store seized and
levied upon as the goods and chateIs of Josephine
CummiDs, to satisfy execution and attachment liz
abCye-stated cases. FRED'K DOUGLASS
$4,000 - U. s. Marshal, D. G.
JOHN SHfRNAN, Auct. tan1 1-dts
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AUCTION SALES,
THIS AFTERNOON.
DUNCANsoN BROS. auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UsrM-
FRgXLp REL ESTATE, CORNER or
ELINENTH AND G STREETS NORTHEAST
AND MARY LAND AVENUE AND FIF
TENTH 81 RET EAST.
By v1r,ue Of deed OF trust, dsted the 2sth O.
December. 1916, and iuy recorded Ia hber $50 cfV
ioho 45l. one of the land records for Wash -
nstOn county and District of Columbia, viii off er
Tor ssls at public ancton, in front of the premises
on TUESDAY. the l4th day OF January, 1SI9 at 4
C'ccck pm all those certain pieces or parcels of
efonnd and premises, lying aud being in the City
of Warrington, District of Columbia, and known
as in.s Numbered three 80, four az, five 90 in
square nine hundred and efshty-sx t936); AMI also.
lot numbered six 90, in square one Thousand and
nifty lOsU). These lots will be offered separately
snG II tie order above mentioned, commencing
with said lot three.
Terms of sale: One-thrT cash AID the balance in
SIX (6 aud twelve l2l months with interest at the
rate OF seven 90 per cent per annum, secured by a
deed OF trust uron the premises sold 500 Of the
cash pay ment VIII be required Immediately upon
property being bid off and if the purchaser nur-
chasefs fail to comply with the terms of sale within
I'VE days the property will be resold at his their
risk aud cost. Conveyancug and recording at cost
of purchaser.
jaD3d LOUIS SCHADE, Trustee.
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DRAWEJtS.-yeryh heavy CANTON FLANNEL
II DRAWERS rsady made for 80 cts. usual price 81.
E1tra heavy BRITISH HOSE, Is cents pair.
o. ne soove low pricas are made in order to Reduce
Stock, preparatory to building large addition 10
stocked 'seS WV
THE EkENCH AAlR WORK MANUFACTURING
Patent once; 0entsuaen's and Ladies Win cold 6
very low aSufe; ~ goods Vaxraolod 6AolN
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ONE on THE A. AR GIHIS.-A kaS~iT college
lot more than dozen Years ago was a Young
gin iroln an interior town OF Wisconsin. OF
wealthy parents, herself handsome ahd un-
usually bright. about % graduate. after which
she was 10 wed her hearts choice. her cup Of
happiness seemed flll 10 tue hrim. Probably
prompted 10y pure CuSSednpsS. ala unnatural
brother SET about breaking the engagement
ana only too soon succeeded la his PURPOSE.
Inc SoTrr W-slricken young girl returned
though Oh the eve oi honOrs that had cost her
several years hard labor. Her lover LETT hOns
ana friends Tor the far west. not 10 return 4
short tire AFTER The girl parents died and The
tAfEe estate was divided between the surviving
tlIldiFe. Taking her share. nearly sibD ODl.
she turned her back DD the home Of her child
hood. She came to Milwaukee. aud has sine.
lived most isolated life. not admitting anv-
body 10 her c0nide nee. repUlSing all attempts
al friendship, the heart that haq thrilled AT the
delicious words of love became thoroughly
crusied over aud suspicious of mankind. Re
lilBg deeper into SecluSion year by year. To-
DAY hut few dare face her stern presence, She
seldom II ever writes or receives "A letter. makes
20 calls or has 40 callers. and lin short Is a
entirely alone "a one can be in this busy world
With an Immense income, and one thai is rap
idly increasing, She spends but little money
ana that for necessities. Rarely II she seen on
the streets, and then as il she feared the touch
OF the busting pedestrian. The brother does
not live hundred miles from Milwaukee
ihSlUdHkfc Sentinel
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HUNTERS ACCoMPLICE GONE MAp.-There is
Sifthg reason 70 believe that the mind of Thos,
the Armstrong murder, has become impaired.
Up to the day of the hanging he had maintained
nonchalant air, but when the fatal irop oc-
CURED Whlch ended Hunters life, Graham was
IN his cell, few feet distant, and heard all.
Infee hours after, when the county physician
entered the cell, Graham had the appearance of
naonlan ana was 1ncoherent In his talk. Ora
lam was to be arragned at Camden. N. r. to.
DAY, and. In accordance with New Jersey law,
viii be allowed no leniency on account of his
uin1ng states evidence. The prosecuting at
toiney Insists that Graham must be hanged
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REMOVAL OF
CONN OLLY'S
DRY GOODS STORE.

About the 10th Of January will remove from my
present stand to The
Northeast Corner of Pa. ace. and 11th st.
Until that time will offer extraordinary induce.
ments to purchasers of Dry Goods As wish to
open my new store with entire new stock no rea-
sonable offer will be refused for any goods now on
hand. ~ Va
CONNOL LY'S
tan3t COS Ninth at.
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DRODHEAD g. CO..

ID 939 Pennsylvania ave. bet. 9th and 10th sta,
OFFER 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT,
rom their close cash prices all sales of imported
Dress Goods, including Cashmeres, Alpacas, Cash
mere de rInde, Matelasse Dlnasse and Knicker.
booker Sutlngs, &c &c Beautiful Silk-faced Brown
Velvet, 81 SO per yd., worth 81; Lyons Seal Brown
and Navy Blue Silk. 75c per yd- Black Satin, 81
per I'd and up; Black Mixed, double width, Water
Red Underwear, very cheap; the best and heaviest
Red TWiled Flannel made, very cheap: Wanlsutta
Damask. 371kc. and up; Clark's best 2OOyd Spool
Cotton, 25c: Elega MT 3-Button Kid Gloves, 81. %
pair and many other bargains in first-class goods
Call early and secure choice goods at
BRODHEAD'S,
tan3-r S39 PenaS ntUanio 0oe.