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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-19

lNc lDtUlbu 10 the IllckueSs DE uettIiN lldll du
inch in the open air at Bangor last week.
Col. Little Of Bangor has voted for governor
at every annual election in Maine for siXty-twO
years.
Tonight the last rail on the European and
North American railway will be laid, and rail-
road communication will be open between Ban
gor and st. John, n. B.
Rev. DIR. Kicker, pastor of the Baptist church,
Augusta, cOntemplates ieslgning his position, TO
accept the secretaryship OF the Baptist state
missionary board.
The house of Samuel Lane, in Northport, was
burned last week, by the roof taking fire from
the chimney. The furniture was saved. Loss
$1,000; insured for 500.
The town of Bucksport voted to subscribe
$4,000 to the stock Of the PenObscot and Union
river railroad. This added to private subscrp
lions of 900 make total of S1S4,OO0 from
Bucksport clone.
business firm in Augusta, consisting of
three members, all republican, employ twenty
seven men, all democrats. This does not look
asH republican employers laid unduestress upon
the politics OF their hands employed.
On Thursday last, while Mrs. John W. Dick
ey was driving from Belfast to her home in
Northport, the horse became frightened near
Little river, run away and threw her out She
struck upon her head, causing fearful wound
piece OF the scalp as large as two hands being
torn up.
Tue shipments OF shoes from Auburn last
week nave aggregated 1912 cases 966 by freight
and seventy-slX by express to 1867 eases the
week preceding. The receipts Of leather have
been 81 $50 pounds to 6O,l7O pounds for tbe
week preceding.
The Rogers defalcation is the great sub;ect NJ
discussion at Brunswick. Some say thai bis
operations began twenty years ago, and hence
there is still an uncertainty whether the bonds
men are holden. The deialcation now amounts
TO about $4,000, the entire capital stock of the
bank Ii is stated that Rogers will make a full
disclosure Of his operations when be appears al
court
The SkowhegaD Reporter acknowledges beins
'soid" on the skeleton found in cellar of
house in that town. II says: The skeleton wa
found by DR.. Wilbur Of this village in his Gel
lar. we asked the doctor in what state of pres
eiYatlon be found it. He said he thought verl
good, but II was covered with live flesh and DOS
iuyely refused 70 stand still for him 10 djssect il
lhe Bangor Wing says that Col. +. II. Cush
lng, who was defeated for representative in m,
Ninierport and Frankfort district. received
very handsome support in his own town Win
teTpori, where he run twenty-one ahead of hi
ticket. HE strong democratic town of Franz
fort threw nearly three hundred votes from
pOpuiation0f eleven hundred and Gftv-t1go near
~ two hundred Of which were legally and hon
estly thrown, and The balance q Ia Tamman'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-19

Saturday being the Israeltes' New Years day.
the Jews generally observed it by closing their
stores One Pittsfield firm comtorted their Gus
toners by posting notice on their closed door,
saying they would be "open Monday mourn
ing"
in Pittsfield on Friday, and the following Of
ficers elected temporarily: President, Gen. H. s.
Briggs; vice presidents, Oliver W. Robbins and
Miss W. r. Noble; treasurer L. Henry; secre-
tary, Miss E. II. Gage. The president and g. I.
Barker were appointed a committee to prepare
bylaws, and a second meeting will be held to-
morrow evening in the district court room.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-19

For Freight and Cabin or Storage Passage
Apply at the Companys ONCE so STATE STREET,
BOSTON. JAMES ALEXANDER, Agent
Or IN Worcester, to RICE IL WHITING,
myT diff Main and Pearl Sis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-15

New York must be the worst governed CITY In
this or any other country. While millions of
dollars are s4uandered in enriching a corrupt
set of ofiee-hOlders and political strikers, il
might be thought that they would for policy, if
not from better motives, spare a few thousands
from their wholesale plundering of the tax
payers, and spend it for the public good. In
stead Of that the city is one of the flthiest on
the continent. In yesterdays STAR the fact
was mentioned that a police inspection was
made Oh Saturday OF all the streets ana avenues
there, with view TO report their sanitary con-
Gition to-day. The New York correspondent of
the Philadelphia Inquirer says that portions of
the second, fourth, sixth, eighth, fourteenth and
seventeenth wards were found TO be in a most
horrible condition; in fact, actually reeking with
tlth and garbage. which send forth odors 30
strong and 80 offensive as to render the inhaling
Of resi- breath Of air within their precincts
almost matter of impOssibility. In MANY
places the deeaying, putrid cOrpses of cats dogs,
rats and fowls were found lying in the streets,
where they had evidently been for several DAYS
Cutters were found where filth of every descrip-
ton had accumulated, until they were one solid
mass of putriI, fostering offal, and a number of
sewer holes were found completely ehoked I'D
with this filth. If New Workers can stand ali
that and the Tammany frauds besides they are
proof against all ordinary ills.
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The opposition in the French Assembly to ex-
tending the term OF NJ. Theirs for three years,
OF 70 charging his powers, Is a hopeful sign of
the growth OF a healthy republican sentiment in
that c. untry jealous of all that even looks like
an encToachment upon the principles of popular
government. NJ. Theirs Is now provisional
President, and his friends ask that he shall be
clothed with complete administrative and exec
utive powers, lodged at public cost, and be
empowered &c construct a responsible ministry
The Right, On the other hand, have made a
counter molten, extending NJ. Theirs time, but
adding nothing To his present powers. Both of
these propositions were declared urgent by
vote Of the Assembly, possibly on account OF the
Present rtPOrted complications among the great
lowers The minority against NJ. Theirs are not
hostile they simply propose to let well enough
alone.
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The attempt of "the Patriotic Sons or
America in their State convention in Pennsyl
vania the other day to pass a resolution enjoin-
ing all within its jurisdiction never Ito yo Re for
Roman Catholic for any Office or trust, honor,
or profit" is the subject Of sharp comment in
the New York Tribune, which paper says: "a
man at this late day who in this country refuses
his political confidence to a Roman Catholic,
simply because he is such, would have assisted
at the roasting Of John Rogers with a cheerful
heart and ready hand"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-15

The result, of the division Of the republican
convention in the TN. district OF Texas is two
candidates for Congress The Invention adopt
Gu resolutions indorsing the state an hatonal
administration, and nominated Gen. ". I.
o oink, ne receiving thirty votes. to 40 for
,Niehard Allen, and one-b. n a vote 10 Iouis W.
tbis 49, ~ ere eighteen seceders from
apo,hsrh.II .yentiOn, who adjourned 10
soD and nominated Louis W. Steven
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A Berlin despatch says that the committee OF
the Berlin exchange has refused TO allow quota
tons Of the New York city loan to appear on
the Official stock list This Is one Of the effects
OF the recent exposure Of frauds in the admins
tration Of the finances Of the city.
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FOUR HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN PERSONS
DROWNED BY A TIDAL WAyE.-Accounts from
Batavia relate a fearful calamity which had
p %s. small island In Malay Archipelago.
During the eruption of volcano, a wave from
he sea, forty yards in height, swept over the
island, carrying with it every living thing,
human beings, horses and cattle. The number
of persons who persisted is stated at four hun
bred and sixteen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-15

The OHIO POISONING CAsE--Mrs. R. T.
Colburn win be arrested to-day at Columbus
Ohio, on the charge Of poisoning Mr.. Buffenbar-
ger. She will be Immediately admitted 20 bail
until MONDAY, when preliminary examination
will eommence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-15

= kNNKssEE PRESS ASSOCIATION COMING
A dispatch received from Maj. Geo. McEmack
chairman OF the Tennessee Press Excursion,
from Grafton, to-day, announces that the party
will arrive in Washington at 10 O'Clock tonight
They are q genial, intelligent body Of men, and
will be heartily welcomed at the national capital
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PROPOSALS FOR sEWERsIN THIRD STREET
OFFICE OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
DISTRICT OF COLUMRIA

d., WASHINGTON. ID. c., August IA, ISL. \
sealed Proposals will be received by the Board o!
Public Works untfl u m. FRIDAY, the 18th Instant
1er constructing sewer along each side Of Third
street west, from street north TO street NORTH .
The form OF each sewer will be circular, two feet
sx inches (26) inside diameter walls nine C1 inches
Thick house connections Of tina best eight Isl inch
American pipe must be worked in the sewer from
such point as the engineer may determine, to one
or part OF lot bordering along the line The excay
ton viii not exceed twelve l12l feet. III go.
The traps and manholes shall be OF the shape, size
ana construction shown on plans and specific atiehs;
which may be seen at the Engineer Once
The IateIals to connect the traps with the main
quality.
Bidders win state the price per foot for the main
sewers, which shall include the aforesaid house con
nectlons and all excavations required. per fanhole
tile pipe. - --.' r. .ITs''o- -.-.1-
Specifications can be seen at the once of the Ensi
Each bidder will be required before presenting his
Did TO deposit with the Collector Of sshinkton city
TO the credit Of the Board OF Public Works the sum Of
one thousand oCol dollars, taking receipts there
for as guarantee that he will enter into and carry
his bid. The money deposited will be refunded to
the unsuccessful bidders after the award OF the con
tract and to the after the completion of
the work. ~ -
The Board ofYublic Works will not be bound to
accept the lowest or any bid. sid . = -
Proposals must be indorsed' Proposals for sewer
age Of Third street west from to street north,
and directed to Treasurer Board Of Public Werks.
aul5-3t d.. "a
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ANOTHER TERRIBLY Fatal EXPLOSION
By the explosion of a steamboat boiler near
Mayville, New York, yesterday, FIVE persons
were killed and number seriously injured. The
cause Of the explosion Is not stated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-15
The Star by Mail.

Persons leaving the city for the summer or
any portion of it may have THE STAR sent to
their address for such time as they desire, at the
rate of Fifty cents per month. Orders, accom-
panied by the money, should be sent to the bush
ness Office of the paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Governments Securities



IBy BANKERS, Brokers and Commercial Tsl,r,aphl
Lewis johnson Co. quote stocks and bonds, in
-NEw YoRk, Aug. i5.-First Board, 10 20 =. M
49, 81: g, ssqP emile IL; 81 sS: oSusSn MS
MsriRe.a, e CANTON IS 6 Saais9.
silver Pscc NAH NAH 8Gs}Ron w FS SSF
-; Adams Express, 81; Wells, Fargo Co.'S Elk
Exp EssTi f:is 2. lsr Ssf sS End END a s
Michigan s@ut6ern. los5 Union Pacific Rsircs 1
Cstland Columbus Gnehnati and IHdsaapel.
&sS;:R and %s;isrp 1elaws are Ra asifa
ME- s.a .9a Ai tsT,s s e. SEs :@s
s Sd p Is Td 6 :S Fla s. SSfih S@aa
sTsl Pse cs Bonds, Bonds 81 Union Pacific ist Bonds.
Markets To-day.
BALTrMoRE, Aug. l5.-Cotton nominally un-
T:a fsr Gsf n oSs a ssSs'ff Sdisna
sSHs'sa 6. ssS Sss sGRgtas s
lc.salle. Whisky, small sales At "a.
BALTIMORE; Aug: l5:-Virginia skies, old, 52z
bid sly asked; do. 1856, asa bid 50 asked; do coupon
old, o. bid, 6Sh asked; do new 70 bid.
NETWORK. Aug. B.-Stocks steady but not very
active. Governments frmer and dull. Virginia IS,
81; do. new, r.. North Carolnas, new, Is Money
easy, 8; Gold heavy, l27S. Exchange, long, "a do
NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-Flour quiet and steady
wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn quiet and firm
LONDON, Aug. Is, 1880 q. m.-ConsOls opened at
"a for money, and 49, for account Bonds, 1852
SO; 1865, old, s54; 1857, 92tS; 10 iO's, 97zS.
FRANKroRT, Ans. l5:-Bonds closed at 96zS.
LONDON: Aug. Is, 30 .. m.-No change lie repor-
ted in the London or Liverpool markets.
LONDON, August 1876 p. M.-Consols, closed AT
"a; for money. and 951 for account. Bonds, 1862
go; 1865, old, $50; 1857, 925S. 10 4O's, 60.
Meteorological ecOrd-Aug. is, 7.s5A.x.
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WAR DEPARTMENT, QFes CaiJ Sisnal oees,,

'" AK DEPARTMENT, once Chg SiRgdl Ofesy.l
WAsHISGToN, ID. q August Is, ISL.
rsYSOPs1s FOR The PAST TwEyIY-FoUR HOURs.1
The barometer has risen since Monday morning n,
the Pacihc and Rocky Mountain stations, and TO a
small extent in the Mississippi Valley An area of
lower pressure probably exists from Lake Ontario
70 Lake Superior. The barometer continues highest
from North Carolina to Maine, bur has fallen
slightly since Monday and the clou1iness has gen
orally increased in the Middle and Eastern States
Smo Ike and haze continue to be reported north and
west 81 PennsyN ania. Heavy rain has fallen from
Louisiana TO South Carolina, and light local rains
from Iowa TO Lake Michigan. Light southeasterly
Winds continue on the Atlantic coast. The area Of
highest temperature yesterday afternoon extended
frnm MISSOURI TO West Virginia and Tennessee
PRoBABTLITIEs.- barometer will probably fall
decidedly to-day in Pennsylvania and New York
with increasing southeasterly winds in the Middle
ana last Atlantic, and increased cloudiness with
occasional local storms in the interior Partially
cloudy and hay weather will probably continue
over the lake regions, but light rains will nrobaby
De experienced in Northern Illinois and Indiana
Glear and warm weather is probable from the Ohio
river sOutheastwaTd to the Atlantic Cloudy
weather; with light rains, if any, from Louisiana
eastward.
LOCAL RECORD.
ne thermometer in The EVENING STAR business
office registered as follows to DAYS a m -. No a
m, 81; Il m, 81; 2p.m.,69.
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l1 SBlSINESS COLLEGE.-On WEDNEs-
S DAY, August 3Oth, instructions will be re
summed IN all the d. departments of the WASHINGTON
BUSINESS COLLEGE,, corner of 9TH and l. streets
The Preparatory Course embraces thorough nracti-
cal instruction in the common English branches
The higher Business Course is a special preparation
Tor every department of business, the pupils being
required to actually conduct business as responsible
parties, making a practical application of every
science lea ned Tuition year for Jay or evening
sessions, $50, tladies $50 sbls SD in VANCE
and the balance IN monthly instruments Of $40 each
rive dollars deducted when the year 3 tuition is paid
IN advance. Applications will be received at the
college from a. N, TO p. m. and from to D. M,
MRS. II. c. SPENCER,
aul5- I'm PRINCIPAL of Ladies' Danartmept
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nTsNOTICE-Therew will be meeting of STOCK
Wy HOLDERS Of the PIONEER HOMESTEAD
ASSOCIATION at the Board Of Trade Rooms cor
ner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street, WE'D
NESDAf, the 10th instant, at IA O'Clock D. m, for
the payment Of dues. A full attendance of member
Il respectfully requested.
auli-3t j. q. BIGELOw, Secretary.
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PERSONAL.

Coz DIR. J. BEAUMONT, srsCI.L Phy-ioiau
80. ane sQIge9n fcr GeHtloElcn only Consult
ms room. Ne. ca 7th street n " .app1sits P.fsnt
OleSe. hogrs, Ht95 . m. Pcs sgodeysis. Aul3 in'
MES r. sAWYkR, CrrroycAf, Massefss To
SO tn 81, bet. Csls Ste Island ,ss1 m inpcr.
Sai' su-ibe-s-fe-t .. sent sud futurr. Au2 I'm
~ Op KNOW HOW II IL HOURSEIF'-Thss
60 Ut lafb, sees ten such cases A. yours o.
the single one q Any other physiciNn He l. partic-
larry spccesslul IN elect. Srrofula Sylh m. "a
Seminal Weakness. once lis AZ street south ~
fennsy wants avenue. sui Inn
~ THE WELL-KNOWN SPECTALFSr.
kstahlished here for the last Tsa Yeas, = highly
rec nmeSded 70 those desiring the services Of con-
he i recognized ~ the only reliable, safe s.a
skihin' physioisn making specially Of feEsae con-
LADIES suffering from Irregularities ueaknes-~-
or any complaint peculiar 90 their sex can con6de
IA nm Slih The utmost confidence. He guarantees
II ss' n s,a thorough ,csre, without fail;
. no nave bceh deceived and sN-indl~t By the many
tisihAe tHpostors, hosry headed Quacks, qutl hum
~ Fh s the city, and all advertised nOstrllms
Serarqts TooBgs 5o- lazy yaf,s-f,
ALL SklN DISEASES CURFD. -
y. b--Ihe Doctor az present IL At Sar,Faxs
Springs, at which place Sniet,ers can BE- ILL
THE BRIDAL CHAMBER.
Esssys for Young Men on great SOCIAL Evils
and ABt SEs, which interfere with MARRT AGE-
tunate, Diseased and pebi Statei sent r. ~ .i.
envelopes. Address HOWARD Association No
e yth 81, PhiladelPhis, Pa. myll-tu IN. s.Sm
by TAXING An ENDOWMENT POLICY IN
- the NORTHMESTkRN you secure your Old
ace against possible dependence upon fAers.
yo1 provide for your family in the event Of death:
and tss money You pay o the company will yag
rom oto z per cent. compound interest. Once sos
9TH street.
mh2on IY. KNIGHT, General Agent.
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GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE
OF SUMNER STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
FINE WHITE STRIPED PIQUEs, L.. cents:
Just half the original price.
FINE DRESS GOODS ana LAWNS. 10 cents
job lot Of SUMNER SILKS; (sliglItly Imperfect a
all silk. 5716 cents per yard
at "a cents per yard.
Come and see the great collection Of
DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS
on our ENTER counter, at ~ cents per yard.
One Price Only. hogan a WlLIE,
aul2tr lois and 1920 eth street w
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FOR SALE-At a bargain, the GOOD WILL, SC,
l. OF the old established Coal and Wood ID apat cor
ner of Maryland avenue and ssh street Island suit
,9ie t.T ceai OF lumber depot. Apply az DIR. BOS-
9Th street. auto N
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

IL ARE CHANCELLOR RHINESTONE and
n fIAIl bkS, NoAa 1925 Eth street east, RUar
" Nst{ fsrj Bridge of the best locations in
e cry lor grocery feed, second hand furniture
niSV. Sul56t'
TX BAL EsTATE-KESNEpY a SON, 12O 18Th
- sLteSp Inrc base, sell an rent REAL ESTATE,
collects RENTS, pay TANE>. &c &c o. COM
hIssION. lCity Papers-l uI4-N
AkE CHANCE--A small cash payment, balance
~ IN st1Sn monthly tslmeuts, will purcha.s a
new STORE and BIZ 1LpISG LOf contsiniYg Over
w. ieet OF ground, situated IN the beSt business
portion OF lfh street. Splendid loraiifv f,r I-1s
CUISINES; ApPly TO J. :. BLANkMAN, No. 5IS
'thstieet' Up staI- aul4-N.
TO LOAN oN REAL ESTATE, WITH AB-
,,es. z,o THOMAS L. WAGGAMAN,
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~, NNIt IUUU AI'EN Is U canV ass Tor the CNN-
PLETE HERBALIST. will give such terms ana
furnish such advertising facilities that no man need
make less than : 80 pei month and all eNpanseS-no
matter whether be ever canvassed before or not A
premium Of new dress given 20 iaiy canvasserS
Address DR.. o. PHELPS BROWN, No. 81 trani
street Jersey City, " j, and full particulars will
be sent by return mail. AuI2-3t
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DRY GOODS.

EXCELLENT LYONS BLACK SILKS At 81 Is.
H 81 3, Sl-1, 81 80, and 81 rs per ward sRFI.
LON = splendid quality LYONS BLACK SILKS,
at -, rs, $50, and Us yer yari
~ Now IL the time (the dull season 70 buv vour
black silks; You viii save at least 20 PER CENT
importation.
- Also, on hand, full stock Of MOURNING
DRESS GOODS, Of the most approved makes suit.
able for fall and winter.
81 One Price Only. Please call and inspect our
STOCK. jos. J. MAY,
aulO cost 93O PennsYlNaniA Az enna.
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.-.-.,--.- JOSEPH ]. MAY,
an ID cost 939 Pennsy lvania avenue. ;

w weak as to cause imperfect XAssfmii aaerl and
m many cases laying the foundation for Consump
PANCREATIC EMULsfoNNA and PaNeRsssS
I'M, ALREADY 50 highly approved by the Medical
iaemty, Will be found among the most potentrems
dial AGENTS they effect the disestion OF codSivkr
uil and prevent nausea while they efficiently supply
the place OF the oil when the stomach irejects il.
These facts are attested by The fscords Of
medical men, extracts from which accompany each
bottle, Price from 3. to Els. SAf0RY & MOORE,
I43 Nav nc-a street, London, and ali On enfsts
NoTE.-SAyORY 4 MooRE'S name and trade mark
ON each hottie. fs-.a +
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THE BOYS, ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
y ACApEMf viii enter upon its second year
SEPTEMBER 4th, Rev. DIR. Sunderland Church.
"A street. PH0N0GRAPHIC CLASSES will be
organized on the 18th, from TO D. m
See circulars at principal book stores aul5-tf
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1ONs BLACK sILKs.-we will continue tbs
- sale OF BLACK SlLkS at Greatly Reduced
fTrtceS Nnftt the End-of this Month. Those having
1Iks TO purchase shguld take advantage Uf this OPP
portunity they will ave at IsaH2D per osni. We
selling excelent qualities at 81 IS 81 So 1Tsand
and .BkLLONS 81 erb qualities % 92.25,
MOURNING DRfSS GOODS can also ~ pur-
chased of us to advantage We have Just reqes ed 4
large assortment of "LUPIN'S" Black fknese
Cloth, French Bonhbazines, Grape Cloth, Enpre Z
Moth, Ktpsi Ottoman Cloth, Cashmere, N@inos
Neils MOURNING HsnSk eTchiefs, &c, &c. -
~ Our PANS MD GLOVE DEPARTMENTS
very attractive Just nav. We are offeriuR 81 snsEn-
mense assortment AZ ReiHcef Prices 80
~ ONE PRlCEONLY. Please call earlyN
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Markets To-day.

ecOrd-Aug. Is, Z .35 A. II.
var Department, Signal Service, u. s. A.
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CONGRESS STABLES, STA street, bst,seenn ~
" ID asd Z. Horses and Buggies FOR Hire, IN
every week. RICH ARD Want
~ A-ly Propristors
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nFSECURITY IN LIFE INSURANCE Being
w OF the hrst importance, the NORTHWEST,
EkN Tor the better protection Of its policy holders
changed its rate Of reserve to per cent thus Afford
M an IAPREGSABLE SECURITY for the payment Of
Once sO9 Seventh street ,
myD-n i. Y. KNIGHT General Agent
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~. and sQIgeon fcE GeHtloElra only Consult
lng room, Ne 02S Tth street n " opposite Psf.nt
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~ n w % % Id
MARLOw's
WOOD AN COAL WARD
Corner 9TH street andiCanaI
On hand and 20 arrive several carcoas Of the b.-s
quality Of RED and WHITE ASH COAL, Of Al
sizes.
Also, large stock Cf WOOD, sawed and split, or In
the stick.
AZ Reduction made 70 parties purchasing thnIr
winters supply. All sales guaranteed 70 give entire
satisfaction
jy29-eotf IRep1
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REST OLD AND NEW HAMS.
II NEW LONDON BISCUITS
GENUINE GLENFIELD STARCH
in quarter, half, and one pound papers
Of my swn importation. from Motherspoon n Co =
NV. BURCHELL,
-. p -rs 1882 street
~ - eo6t under Ebbitt RDuse
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The Thermometer in The EVENING STAR busine
m, 81; I'm, 81; 2p.m.,S9
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